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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1897-06-04

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le9enbeit 81 geben iib einen 2nbez
trunt gu Iid)ern.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1897-06-04
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te s5arm aHBusben che es an ipdt 1T. 6ntsr ScltRs
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oil Undergraduates nod perrinnn. Vec aoreiitrt
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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1897-06-04

0err @nr. Qer3oa, welder li6
lebte @pde mebrere Sage bier in
ieiner frilberen 0eimatb gu Selu6
bel NngebDrigen un0 6reun0en be-
lamb, reiite febteA Jreitng pieoer na6
ct. GDui8 5urild.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1897-06-04
Sraudt SIR etpas pie Carpets,

Srau6t Sbr etnaS fpie Carpets,
Sapeten, Srabtfeniter unb Sbiiren,
Sabpmagen, MDbel uIip. 10 tuiro es
in Current Snterefie iein BEL q. 6.
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iple6en INN @ud ielbit gu iiberselia=
en- oaB mir Die idDnite IusipabG babz
uno gu ben biaieiten YreiIen per-
tauten. st. 8. Saenritter,
9eidaftsfubrer.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1897-06-04

Spbn Suffmann. oes 9iebltabls
elmer Sub an9etla9t, tpelfer pprige
8pde in Sulo8ti County arretirt
uno bierber 9ebra6t tpurbe, i1nIerem
Sberif aber idun ant ielben 9tbeno
tpieoer enttuii6te, lit am Mpntae
pieoer in Eulasti County, tuu Die
6amilie oeS In9etla9ten tpubnt, elm
aefaneen uno AM 9ienstag nab UNI
Ierer Staot 5uriid 9ebrabt tpprben.
Sberif Sarbarid brodJte ben Irrez
itanten nn6 Sefferiun Gitp in iidJeren
@%etpnbrinm, mo- oerielbe bis su iei=
l1er Prp5elirune inn 9(ueult yiiben"
inuB.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1897-06-04

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@eflilgel un0 turirt GbOlera, Gaps"
unb nnbere Niibnerfranfbeiten. 3u
haben bel Salfer 8ru8.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1897-06-04

0err gticplou8 GufIuer, uun GO(e8
Greet, uu0 Die g8itttue 8m. 9uffz
mann, UUu bier, puroen am lebten
Qienstng in Der bicii8en fatbl. ct.
@eorgs 9irde oetraut. @lid gum
9unoe.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1897-06-04

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bitten finoet ibr 81 ben biai9itet
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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1897-06-04
lIniere 2neblpreife.
Staotrdths Oerhon0Iun9en.

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,ei 5rnu 6. SiIber.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1897-06-04

Cd u pcrtanjcm: cine ;Sarm pnu $50 23der. II0 gdsr
y IN GultHr nit G6ftsarteH. gutent 1Bdtier an DEM
9labe. No6;ufro9eri BET Sraf &ro8. yer
TloHH, Mu. Jieb5io
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1897-06-04

Sui. s a f ne r SO. 3.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1897-06-04

On p%erfaufeM: So5 frfbers GentIal Soptel-@c.
bduee on ber Ode Der 5. uuh GGlger age IN
iDtIber nd bic 8ddereI 6es 9errH u. 6reHtaer rCfu.
bet. IA 5u einen onnebub ,rert 9reiie 81 0~srfeuisn.
Ennjufragtu BET p tnrD 2 d Il d. Ssrmarn, WtO.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-08-22
DENIAL FROM WEYLER.
Reluies the Charges as TO the Sem
tence Of Eyangelina CisnerOS
HIS SIDE OF THE CASE.
no Admits she l. Undsr Arrest and
the Charge IL Leading q spanish
Omcer Into q Trap which
Almost Cost His Life.

New York. Aug. 2i.-Captain General
woyler In a cable dispatch from Haya-
na 70 The World. denies the report that
Eyangellna Cossio Cisneros, a Cuban
girl OF IS, OF sensational beauty. gentle
breeding and pure life. had been tried
or sentenced TO imprisonment for 20
years IN the Spanish penal colony al
Ceuta The glri IS the niece Of the
president OF the Cuban republic Con
oral weylcr's dispatch TO The World
reads as follows:
For judicial rcaons there IL on trial
In the preliminary stages a person
named E,angelina Cosslo Clsnoros.
who dcceltfully iurod TO her house the
military commander Of the isle Of
Pines. had men posted secretly who
tied him and attempted % assassinale
him This case O. On the preliminary
stages. aed has not rs yci been tried
hy competent tribunal and conse-
qucntly uo sentence has been passed
or approved by me- answer Tho
World with the frankness aud truth
that chnractcriEcs an my acts."
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-08-22
SPANS PRIME MINISTER
There 4 no Dsubt but that General
ArsarraEa wlu ~ selected

There 4 no Dssbt but That Genera
AIsarraEa wtn NJ selected.
New York. Aug. 2i-A dispatch 20
The World from san Sebastian. Spain.
refers 70 the definite appointment Of
General Azcarraga a. prime minister
and says,
The cabinet n b. understood Will fol- |
low me main lines Of the policy 81
the dead premier. both AZ home and 30
the colonies and viii DO the best to OBJ
tain the support ofull the groups Of the
conservative party without distinction
General Azcarrnga hos no nl feeling
towards America. Ho bias always been
on friendly terms With Minister Tay-
Tor. and 20 a Travelled aud enlightened
officer
tie had two long Interviews with the
queen regent before bis appointment
They we're discussing the relations be-
tween the United States and spain on
account Of the approaching arrival OF
General Woodiord. the new American
minister when be comes the new
government win be- obliged 10 let The
nation know the whole truth regarding
those relations and the purport OF Gen
oral woodford's Instructions
This d the feature Of The crisis witch
causes Che Fravest anxiety 20 All Span
iah statesmen and generals
Tho queen aud General Azcarraga
considered whether Il would be- wise
% inirnsi a provisional Conservative
cabinet and the bitterly divided Con-
sCryatye party with a mission requir.
Sos prestige and authority for a. sue.
corsiul fulnllmcnt-on the one hand
20 pcnoycro On the task OF crushing
colonial lrsurrections and on the other
% present a bold front towards the
United states, with a view to adopting
every possible means 10 resist foreign
interference ln Cuba. The minister OF
war declared himself ready 20 assume
the responsibilities Of premier n the
queen appealed 20 his patriotism and
loyalty and stated that he had received
from Marshals Blanco. Campos and 10
pez DominguoI Offers Of hearty sup.
port and from Senior sagasta a promise
Of friendly neutrality. he felt confident
that all Conservatives and even N,
anu-dynastlo parties like the Carllsl
and Republicans to a man would as.
slsl the crown and cabinet IN facing
The complications IN the colonies OF
foreign diciation
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-08-22
Cotton Recelpts.

Prof Smith and Prof philpoii were
busy yesterday supervising the work
OF putting the finishing touches on the
bicycle path from Bryan 10 College.
The track is in fine shape and IL already
aiiording much amusement Cor the
cyclists. Mr.. j. i. Alderman made the
run from Bryan 20 College on The track
yesterday morning in Is minutes.
Services at the Methodist church
Sunday Sunday school at U.i5 a. M.
Sermon nc i q. M, subject, "Chrsts
STANDARD OF Christian sermon $50
p. m, subject. "secret Musings Public.
Ia Exl ressei."
Jas. II. Webb has returned from
spending several weeks Ia New York
where he seloriod a splendid stock Of
everything Ia the dry goods line. Tie
also brought the latest IN all line, 90
supply the fashionables
Your albums will show my work TO
be permanent and hrsi.class See al
yeriisement for low price lno. A.
Dahlgren. Photographer 2-u
That iir special sale az John B.
Mikes will couhnuoovcr Monday See
price list
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-08-22

I beg to be allowed to de true to my
ideas"
The authorities were greatly per-
picked a. they could not easily In
fringe the rules. SO they demonstrated
with the convict and asked him TO al
least BIZ In the chapel with the priests
He again refused TO 20 and an hour
passed without the prisoner iinching
He repeatedly declared that he was
prepared to die. that he did not repent
and nothing would shake his resolve.
An preparations Tor the execution
were complete. the aoafiold had beer
erected and an executioner from Bur
COS had arrived and superintonded the
fixing up Of the bench. the post and the
iron brand from strangllng.
The ploua people Of Vergara were
Mortified by COLTS callous conduct
Finally he was led TO the scaifold unre
pentant, refusing prlcsily miniatra
tions with his last breath.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-08-22

Lima. q. Ang % a terrible
smash-rn occurred hero no 10 so
o'clocl 'rsl ulghi ut Coz junction oi the
Lima, Northern and lake Fr.c and
Western railroads in iho casiefn ror-
tion oi the city, a Lake Eric freight.
train crash a into o. lima Northern
passenger train carrying o. large NUM-
Der OF excnrll0nlsis on their return
from Toledo. ihc train bearing a sne-
cial oxoua nn giron hy o. store .n this
city.
The LAX, Erie engine was knocked
on the track and badly demolished
and two coachea 10 che lima Northern
overturned badly lniuHng large
number Of iimaa prominent people
Relief trains are hurrying in tho IniuF-
cd persons. ail the physicians being
pressed into service.
Neither train stopped ai lhr june
iion and che Lake Erie engine dashed
into the Second coach ovcliuulug o.
Il was filod with passengers Tho enc
rlnc was sent into whoa, Geld 90 leot
from the track
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-08-22
A. AND N. UOLLEGE.
Impr0yemcnts-Iarge Attend
ance Assured.

An Eagle representative visited the A.
and NJ. College yesterday for the pur
pose Of taking look At the improve.
menis going on there and making in.
Qulry regarding the probable attendance
At the approaching school term.
The cumpus aud grounds are beauli.
ful since the rains and arr receiving
careful attention.
sine repair work Il being pushed
with vigor, 20 use the language Of Gov.
Ross. "and the two new cottages are
nearing completion" As regards the
attendance the governor said "The
promise Of q large attendance Of stu
dents u very hatienng. A great many
applications are received every day
Upon being asked regarding the ap.
preaching term Major Cavitt said II
have been q member Of the board Of d.
reclors fifteen years and never saw finer
prospects for big school. don't think
he College u be able 10 accommodate
al who come Ia the ire, day.
Col. Harrison who ie lu close touch
with the affairs Of the college and famil.
lar with The correspondence said. ave
won't have q vacant nom after the OPP
ening day p
The contract for the new mess hall
was awarded 10 stadtler Bros. Of Hous-
ton, their bid being t22 $50 Mr.. Geo.
jenkins Of Bryan was the next lowest
bidder NJ t23 ,225. With the same a..
yaniages In freight rates he would
doubtless have secured the contract. A.
Il was he shut ont Waco, Dallas, C0ri-
cana and other interior points.
Drawings Of the new mess hall by the
architects Glover & Allen Of Houston
were on exhibition In the presidents
Office. II will b. truly beautiful AMI
imposing structure. The extreme ols
mensions are i02xl5O feet. and the
building will be in the shape OF IT
The dining hall has a seating capacity
OF 800 cadets, with rooms at each end
having a combined seating capacity Of
/ 100 in Other worlds the new building
will accomodaie $50 students at mess.
I The dimensions Of the main ming hall
are ll0xiJ feet. while the kitchen. pro.
! icciing from The rear, Will be tOx10 leet
The building will be- % rpani.h archi
tectuie with beautiful arcddes, ten feel
0at iiom the main wall, extending AL
Che way around and Joining the kitchen
extension, These AREA les will protect
thc main walls iiom the weather an
render The building douhly durable
| The Kitchen has attached 10 ID a hikory
butcher shor, pantries AID eve y mod.
crn convenience. The second story COT,
tains stewards apartments, diructou
MONS, guests iooms, aud every leatui,
90 enual or desirable. Beneath thl
building will be cellars. The mess hal
will be located just below the pusi
dents home towards the railroad.
Gov. Ross said he expected the build
Ing O. De completed about December -
90 a. % move IN during the Christina
holidays.
With The mess bail ASSURE, what th
college next mosi needs Is large hal
Tor barracks. ltisa crying shame tha
young men have 10 be turned away ey
cry year from this institution
The painting contract on the mes
hall aud Other new bulldogs a. Colleg
was Tot yesterday 10 a Houston arm.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-08-22
HOW COLL DIED.
No wss Defiant 90 en- Vsry last q,
M-In..A An NnnsnIalInn

10 Was Defiant % ths Very last aud
Nefused Aay Consolation
New York, Aug 2i.-A dispatch TO
ihe World from vorrosa. spain. gives
ihe following details Of the execution
20 Auglolillo. alias Golll the assassin
90 Senior Canovas del Castillo.
The military judge. the secretary.
other officials Of the prison. and Lieu.
tenant GorrIa. who defended the con.
d1mutd man IN both courts. arrived
early entered the cell and announced
90 him that hla hour had come
COLL calmly arose from bis bed.
looked quietly AZ hls callers and shuf.
ilod along o. fast as the manaclos on
hls legs permitted. 70 where the death
sentence was read. he listened With
ont wincing. hia eye glasses on his
nose
Then he was told he must got 70
The c'auci where PRIESTS were ready 10
minister TO him. HIS counsel again and
again earnestly cn,reaiod him 70 re-
pent. accept religious consolation. con-
feas. ten Who his accompllcos were and
make peace with the church.
Coli listened with a strange smile.
then raising biz head dehanlly said:
"plcaae BET me dlo unmoloaled d.
not wish 20 40 10 the chapel am q
free thinker. will havo none Of your
frlcsls who have voarlod me for days.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-08-22

Detroit Aug 2l-An the cold woa-
Their records IN the state has been hrok.
On BY the frosts Of Friday night Al
Niles there was a frost and the mer.
curry registered Is dorroos oden.
Washington county. also bad a frost
Jackson county farmers fear that N,
buckvheat and beans on the lowland.
have been injured In Mctiamora. IN,
early risers found Ice In the cabbar,
fields and frost az far as they could
see Like reports come from many OF
the towns on the peninsula.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-08-22

Buffalo. ~ Y. Aus q. Grand Army
ofthe Republic politics are beginning
10 BE- talked among the local men.
Colonel James sexton Of Chicago and
Colonel Mack Of sanGaaky. o.. are the
only active candidates Tor oomman.
der-in-chiet 70 far heard from. n Gin
cinnau gets the encampmeni for next
year Colonel Mack cannot De- elected
commandments. as the state which
gets the encampmcnt cannot have o.,
commander also. II San Francisco
should get the encampment Tor 1895. q
is said that e viii BE- a close race be-.
tween Colonel Mack and Colonel Sex,
ton.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-08-22

Waco. Tex. Aug. q The effect Of
too much electricity on vegetation Il
striklngly shown 90 Mike Shields.
place on Austin avenue ST. Shields
planted a running vine known as The
Madeira. and % climbed over n large
frame. covering O. up iuxuflaui'y.
forming a dense shade The vine
thrivod well Cor some months. after
which 70 became Elckiy and tho iclynf
fcil of o. soon became noticed that
cats and dogs coming in contact With
the vine would move away quickly.
sometimes showing signs n discomfort
and fright When NJ Fields touched
the Madeira vine. or hes leaves. be- r,-
colycd "a slight shock De called Ga
friends. and all agreed that the vine
was charged with electricity An OBJ
eratiyb from the power house made an
examination Oi the premises and TO-
Gated iho leak The vine sent out a
tondn irol the top az iho arhor and
twinod arornd thc wire used io convey
the current to o. goi 90 rotary fans. and
the sep proving n cOnfueiof tho arhor
became strongly 0harrei with sufficient
voltage io end thrills through persons
aud animals coming in contact thore-
Wit. When lhc ground beneath The
Vince |1 dry lil experience Ia scarcely
porceptihlo ONE Che lcl.t lampnos un-
der lhr fec' oi the person mak.us thg
experiment D. sufficient io cause palm.
Tho vine a. spread over th. i0rrl
frame iormigl au ahor beneath which
On now reduced to o. dry state. with
here and ihcre few grcon leaves. tho
dried up bower aaorliug q remarkable
proof Of The hllghung effect of Gle
uicity.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-08-22

Stanford. Conn. Aug 2i.-A match
has been arranged between Star Point
or and Joe ratchen Cor a purse OF 5000
the winner to take the entire amount
Il has been agreed 20 alternate the
pole each heat The race will be on
during iha grand circuit netting %
Charter 0ak park IN this city. the las,
veeh in August ana ART IN September
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-08-22

r. Griffith Of Bethel, was here yesieT-
day.
House for reni.-see Mrs. Z. Il. Rob
sris. 2l0u
The compress has squeezed 1881
bales
Dr. Nleks Of Stone City, was here yes-
ieriay.
n. G. Buchanan Of Harvey, was here
yesterday.
John Hcnsafline Of Rock Prairie, vas
Ia tWon yesterday.
J.F. Mitchell vent up the road on
h1elnlss yesterday.
Nfs. 81. o. Ia.ialeffu returned yea.
irfday ifom Calvert.
RI. Pounds OF Harvey was a vhi,or
90 che oliy yesterday
Mi.s Edna Woods OF Waco. is visiting
Misses Florence and Sicllo Harman !
Airs 4. 2. B0yeit and Mrs. 7. 9.
Num- returned from Hcaino yesterday.
Don't forget that / spend my money
10 bryan jno. A. iiahleFen, Photo.
FIapher ~.
Note che change Of the II. a 4. &.
schedule ln tho Eagle. Il goes into
oncel to-day.
800 pounds. six varieties Landfelh's
nov cfop Tufnips reeds al lliggs and
Nawhlnneys. "a
Mls. Lille L. Chance ard Miss
ffancoa returned lrom kufaka SPRING.,
Ark. yesterday.
VI. j. Cfcnshaa aud Oscar smith Of
knrlon, called on the Eagle, while Ia
town yesterday.
Nrs. Matte Lindsay returned from
NaTaeoia yesterday accompanied BY
Mst. Laughndge.
Airs. r. r. Parks aud little son have
gone on e visit % Mr. ard Mtt. Joe
johnson 81 Millican.
n. y. shields has just fe eeived a
flesh stock Of "a reso grapes aud all
kinds of fancy iFiits. 20
Alisa Belle Nsal OF Ennis. aud Miss
fiorcuce Ayers ol WaxAhachie, are
visiting alf. All Nrs. j. A Mycfa.
Ladies Wishing % provide Cor their
helploaa husbands can get the best IN
surance eiln O.. j. hlaCkfheaf, so eS.
tr. charge. S9if
The county examination was con.
t'nicl here yesterday, but rvrort Of
ihe hoard viii not b. made out uni
Monday
While il lasla. Cole Bros viii sell 100
piece. 81 nlk nbhon running lfom 40.
Do 90 30. rs, 80 cents q yard. Can
osfly and gcl q bargain. 22e.
Joe Hoaine won't 10 Hampstead yes.
iefday % meet bis mother, Mr. ,. /.
ioalne. who win ulurn today q ml
Auelln.
Hairs Fluid sulphur Ointment
cures letter, Ring worm. Chronic soios.
u'ccfs, etc. Sold only by Sam .. WI.
son q CO. d2il
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-08-22

Miss sue McClClland announces that
her music class will begin sept. o. Mics
McClelland, who Il vel known ne one
Of the most experienced and efficient
music teachers in the state. spent the
summer In improving her methods % a
still greater degree Of excellence, and
viii pay special attention 90 VIM. Ma
sons touch and technique and % Stain
ers harmony which she viii introduce
and teach gratutously 10 connection
with the other work. This system is
smplifed until any child can under
stand il, and Miss McCle.land antici.
pates the greatest success with 10. 10.
PRODUCTION. 80
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-08-22

Perry, o. r. Aus 2i.--A territorial
convention OF negroes which was IN.
session here Thursday and Friday.
passed strong resolutions demanding
that congress grant pensions 10 ox.
slaves, their wives aud children. They
declared that they bad been IN slav-
cry 2io years and they demand heavy
pensions.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-08-22

Fort Worth Tex. Aug 20 Word
was received here that another at
tempt was made Friday to ditch "a
train on the ioini track This time a
Texas and Pacific train uaF apparently
the Intended victim Distinctions On
the shape Of a large pile of templates
had been placed on the track between
Pilot Point apd Aghrry They were
discovered Just IN time 90 prevent IN
accident Tho officials of the Katy
and the Texas an Pacific are using
every effort 20 ferret out the mlscrc-
ants who arc thus ioopardizing the
lives OF 90 many people. and they arc
receiving even aaslslancr from rcsl-
dents IN the vicinity 81 the attempted
crimes This "a ire fourth time Ia the
past 40 days attempts have been made
10 vrucck trains on this road.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-08-22
ARR you PACKINH

lor soiou'n In the country or ai The
soashoro2 Tho wise woman doesn't
forget her many toilet requisites before
sian ting. her stock 81 linlmenis, favor
Ice drugs sud prescriptions, sunhufn
omolionts, spnnges, snaps, tooth pow
defs etc. She goes % fountain's,
where ihe knows she will get them
pure and ~ hyperion quality, and lay
in hCf summer supply. Neither does
she forget one or more bottles OF Ciio
lufa.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-08-22
o.bi. Road 10 ,ia.ss

Port Townsend. wash. Aug 2i--rhe
steamer Alk has sailed Tor Alaska
with $50 passengers and 800 head 81
livestock. J. 2. Mccormick 81 New
York. took an outht for the conaimc.
ton Of a cable road from Dyea over
the pass 70 Lake Lindcmann He says
the cable road viii BE- IN operation q
days after hls arrival AZ Dyea reducing
the cost Of transportation 80 per cent
Messrs. Thompson and Remington.
representatives Of a Montana livestock
syndicate. will leave the steamer a.
Fort wangle and locate a new trail 10
the Yukon By way Of the Stricken
river valley They viii employ a large
force Of men 20 construct a good road
upon which stages will BE- operated.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-08-22

jefferson. Ia. Aug 81 Tumpa pur-
chased q pint Of alcohol. saying Il was
to make Imminent for lame horse. The
druggist gave them wood alcohol
warning them twice that Il was pols.
onouA They went 10 the woods and
mixed Il with water Three Of the
party Of i've drank Il and died the fol.
lowing morning The two tramps who
declined TO drink iournoycd on east
The dead men we're named Emerson.
Rogan and Montague