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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-08-12
TRADE UNION LABELS.


Representatives Of the Cigar Makers.
Union and of the American Federation
Of Labor called upon Acting Commissioner
Wilson of the internal revenue bureau to-
day to ascertain II there was anything in
section 10 Of the tariff law prohibiting the
former from placing their trades union Ia
sbeis upon packages of tobacco. The COM
missioner has already ruled that this fs
not In violation of the tariff law, and the
Representatives were SO informed
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-08-12

The following named officers have been
ordered to duty with The gnnboat Nash
vile. which will be put in commission at
Norfolk on the 18th instant: Commander
w. Maynard. from bufean OF equipment,
Navy Department. to commahd the Nash
vile: Lieut.. A. c. DiHangham. from the
New York navy yard: Lieut. c. M. Wins
low. from the Terror; EnsigniH. c. Kuenz-
II, from the Richmond; Ensign T. P. Ma
gruder. from the Fern; EnsigH W. R. Cher
ardi. from the Texas: xnsign c. s. Snow,
from the New York
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-08-12
JAPANESE TROOPS wIruDRAwx,
Garrison at Wei-Hai-Wef fs No,
Practically Abandoned

SAN FRANCISCO. Cal. August ia
correspondent of the North China Daily
News, who recently visited Wei-Hai-Wci,
says: The Japanese troops are being rapid
ly reduced. and only a comparatively small
garrison now holds the place. The forts
are all dismantled and In ruins; expensive
krupp guns of large caiiber lying about.
some broken and some fractured by charges
OF dynamite. and all thrown down and
damaged in such a way as to be rendered
utterly useless.
The thrifty husbandman has, in the
meanwhile, changed the aspect of affairs
by using the ground occupied by the for.s
as an addition to adjoining fields Of mfllet
or sweet potatoes"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-08-12
FEAR OF REVOLUTION.
Turkish War Minister Cautions Conn
manders to Watch Their Omcers.

m"nders to Watch Their Officers,
CoNSTANT1NOPLE, August 12.-Pla-
cards. printed In Arabic characters, have
been found posted upon the walls of all the
ministries. demanding change in the sys-
TEN of government in the Turkish empire
ana threatening violence unless this is eff
fected- The placards declare that other
wise blood will flow as during the Arme-
nian mssSacres.
The minister for war; Ria Pasha, has
sent circular to all the Turkish COM
manders, directing them to watch their
officers in the most strict manner This
step is attributed to the increasing discon-
tent visible in Turkey against the present
government.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-08-12
Edward p. Ryan. whereabouts.

Citizens of the United States recently
applied to the State Department for infor-
nation as to the whereabouts of Edward
P. Ryan, who was last heard from at
Kingston. Jamaica. In response to inquiry
United States Consul Eckford at King
ston has informed the department that
upon communicating with the chief in
spector of constabulary, he was informed
that Ryan resided at the Rio Cobre Hotel
in Spanish Town during the year 1894 and
that he left Jamaica for the United States
toward the close of that year.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-08-12

The Evening Star is the only
afternoon paper in Washington
that receives the dispatches of
the Associated Press. 1t is
therefore the only one in which
the reader can find the complete
news of the world, directly trans
mitted by telegraph, up to the
moment of going to press.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-08-12
GIVES FRANCE PREFERENCE
Canada Instructs Customs Omcials Nc
garding French Imports,

xardfnE French Imports.
OTTAWA, Ont, August 12.-The govern
ment has advised all Canadian collectors
of customs to give France the benefit Of
the preferential clause of the tariff. This
makes three countries-France, Belgium
and Germany-who are now enjoying the
benefits of the reciprocal ARRANGEMENT
The question of establishing q bank at
Dawson City, Yukon. is now before the
government.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-08-12
The Porter Accerted.

The Navy Department today finally ac-
cepted the torpedo boat Porter. which Is
row at Newport. and directed the payment
of the reserved payment of 5000 ont Of
the total cost of $144.O0O.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-08-12
Remains of Senior Canovas Withdrawn
From Peoples Gaze.
OBJECTION RAISED BY THE WIDOW
Report of a Threatened Carlist Up-
rising in Near Future.
TALK OF THE ANARCHISTS

MADRID, August 12.-Senora Canovas
del Castillo. widow of the assassinated
premier. has objected to his remains lying
In state and the admission of the public to
the mortuary chamber at the family resi-
dence has been stopped.
1t is the intention of the government to
with the dignity of grandee of the first
class. and a pension of 10000 pesetas.
decree was gazetted today postponing
the obsequies of the late premier until Fri
day.
Coli, otherwise Michel Angioiillo. the
murderer of the Spanish premier. will be
tried by court-marIial at Ferzara on Sat
urday next.
Cnrlists Are Arming.
The Paris Ma.in publishes a statement
which purports to come from n Carlst
source. to the effect that 10000 volunteers
have been organized ami are Being rapidly
armed in various provinces in Spain, ready
to rise at the signal of Don Carlos.
The pretender. however, according to this
story, is restrained by patriotism, and
will await the issue of the Cuban difficulty
before making a bid for the throne
Call 1t Righteous RetrfbutiOn.
The executive council of the social demo-
cratic federation of London has passed 4
resolution that the death of Senor Canovas
del Castillo, the Spanish premier, was lat
the hands of a self-sacrificing fanatic and
a righteous retribution for his cruel perse-
cution and torture of Spaniards holding
advanced opinions
The late premier, by the terms of his
WILL bequeaths to the National Library 30.-
COO volumes, many Of which are of very
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-08-04
EDDY MAKES A CLAIM
ne says lie FIRST Discovered Messages
COald Ne sent without Wires.

He says lie FIRST Discovered Messages
COald Ne sent without Wires.
New York. Aug. 3.-wililam A. Eddy
says that experiments IN atmospheric
electricity for the purpose OF telegraph
Ing without wires we're begun by him
July last at Bayonne, n. j.. with the
two lines OF kites supporting two lines
OF copper wire separated by a distance
Of several hundred feet, Marion OF It.
ally. says the power TO telegraph with
Uut wires depends on the perpendicular
projection OF the wires at each station,
and that with separated wires project
ing through several hundred feet. he
succeeded In telegraphing without wire
connection 20 a distance OF IL miles.
Mr. Eddy believes that with klte-sup-
ported wires messages can b. sent from
New York to Chicago by means OF three
or four intermediate kite stations, each
kite having is wire projected 10 a
height Of 1900 or 300 feet. lie says he
has been benefited by the light winds
that the experiment OF tetgraphlng
without wires will be carried out az
soon as possible. lie made repeated at
tempu on Saturday last 10 carry up
ward a duplicate line OF wire with the
line Of kites. but the wind declined TO
calm before the second line could be es-
tahllshed In the air. Marion hereto
fore has not used kites. but has sup
ported his perpendicular wire by other
means Mr. Eddy's object Is 10 vastly
Increase the distance ttleuaphed by
extending Marion's perpendicular wire
TO a great height and substituting AZ
mospheric electricity by tremendous
tonslon Of the artificial electricity Of q
coil or osclllaior.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-08-04
The Strikers Havs About stepped All
werh In Dsarmllrs Miasa


Plttaburg, Aug. s-The strikers are
slowly winning their points about the
DCarmitt mines. They have practl-
cally closed Sandy Greek and Oak HIN
mines. and Plum Crock men are coming
out In small bodies. The miners In
camp near Sandy Greek began a march
Al S;s0 a m. and took a position near
the pits m0uth. They were elated BY
seeing only three men 20 in. Turtle
Greek campers. numbering 1000. dlvld-
Cd into two bodies az p. m. one party
stopped a. Newtown and the other con
tlnued 10 the pits mouth. They re-
malIed until o'clock. when being sat
iGiled but few men entered the mine.
they returned TO camp.
The men were pleasantly surprised
about O'Clock. when a dozen women.
half OF them with their children. walk
ed into the camp. They are the wives
Of miners and said they had come 20
stay o. long a. their husbands and
brothers were there and would cook
They were glven three cheers
President Dolan expressed himself
that the strike would be over IN two
weeks. after DeArmitts mines are
closed
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-08-04

Milwaukee. Aug 2.-The gymnastlc
teachers met here jointly with the stu
denta Of {, mnasuc summer schools.
Dr.. Robert Fischer OF Cleveland leo
,urod on animal heat he gave results
Of various experiments. which showed
the largest portions OF animal heat 10
be procured by muscular system In
creased by bodily exercise. The speak
er closed ~ advising the teachers to
study physlology. n not medicine
Or KhroL. professor Of physiology OF
the University Of Illinois. delivered the
first OF q series Of lectures Tor a summer
course OF the Fymnaatlc normal school.
Hs explained he ethics % gymnastics
from a physical point OF view Phys
ical training recommends Itself. he sad.
for develop mont OF will power which
maniiesls itself BY closer attention and
greater strength of memory. In Chi
cago alone. he said. II children we're
maimtd daily In factories. the accidents
occurring after 3 o'clock from exhaus-
tlon. lie added that the record should
be a warning 10 those who believe In
the old way Of allowing matters TO run
themselves instead OF using every
lnsans for the promotion Of common
welfare
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-08-04
TESTED HIS MACHINE.
Fsits Declares lie wan Ply from rae,
Peak 90 Chloride spring.

Fslu Declares lie WIN Ply from riks's
Peak 90 Chloride spring.
Colorado Springs, Aug. 3.-wm. n.
Felis who recently made the state
ment that he would ny from the sum
NIT Of Pixies Peak 10 Cam,ron's Cone
and thence 10 Colorado Springs. has
made a thorough test Of his aeroplanes
and flying apparatus. The daring
young man had some doubt AZ 90 how
the altitude might affect the working
Of lla wing-llke machine and so salts
~ himself he took hh aeroplanes 20
the summit Of the mountain for trial
The atmosphere was found 10 be OF
unclent brace 20 supper M. Felts
body. and he declares that on Sunday
he will be able TO carry cut his prom
lee 10 the letter.
The air distance from Pixies Peak
summit 10 Colorado SprlrEs Ia about rs
miles and the proposed trip Is regarded
as extremely hazardous.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-08-04
County Court

The following cases have been dis.
posed Of this week In the county court:
Major W. A. Banks suit against the
II. q T. O. railway, for ,ls5 damages,
continued.
J,F +. Steele vs.. II. & 7. @. railway
suit for value Of horse; continued.
A. ID. McConnico w. Mrs. Anna
MArionieldt, suit on note; Judgment fol
defendant.
Anna Marionieldt W. Merchants In.
surance company; dismissed.
Ii. b. sioddard We. Edith Moore, 81
ali dismissed.
Garfield Va. g. W: Young and III
Kernole, appeal from wellborn justic,
court dismissed.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-08-04

Boston. Aus. "A sex.upls telegraph
wire was successfully operated here
last night In the presence Of represcn-
latives OF New York and boston news
papers. The circuit WAS N. one 90
New Haven and return. a distance Of
100 miles. Three messages were sent
over the wire simultaneously and ac-
curately received on the receiving sides
The inventor Ia Thos p. Dixon, Of Ken
lucky, son Of the late Archibald Dixon.
once a senator Of that safe. lie Is a
practical telegrapher and has been at
tempting 10 solve the problem Of the
sextuplsx since 1891 Edison. Field and
Tesla. and many other Of the leading
electricians. have experimental with
the sextuplex. but without practical re-
suits.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-08-04
ANOTHER CARNIVAL.
william brady WIN Held One In Ne.
vadA This Fall

william brady WIN Held One In Ne.
vada This Fall
San Francisco. Aug. 9.-Wllliam A.
Brady Is going 10 hold a carnival Of
sport In Nevada this fall While prize
fights will be the principal attraction
there will be other events In the sport
ing line. such as horse and bicycle
races. The carnival will last several
days and be pulled on probably In the
carly part Of October. Reno and Car
son are expected 20 be rival bidders for
the nights.
Tbs main attraction is expected TO be
the sharkey- Maher eight Creedon aud
Mccoy will be offered q purse Of tlo.-
900 Ter a hllsh fEht. a. all at the carni-
val will be 70 a knockout II George
Green wins IN his light with WalcOtt
he will be offered 5000 10 meet Tommy
Ryan AZ satisfactory weight George
Dixon and Al Greenfield have been ten
dtred a $500 purse. Lavigne and some
man In his class. Eddy Connolly. Kid
Mcfarland. or the like. will meet him
for a $500 purse Dave Sullivan and
Jimmy Barry will be the little fellows
who will meet for a $500 purse
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-08-04

Pitisburg. Aug s.-Whatever the i'm
mediate eulmlnation Of the strike sltu-
alton may he IN this district. Il h evil
dent that sherin Lowry considers the
time a critical one. he telegraphed
the governor fully concerning eondl-
tons existing here with the evident
purpose Of having the governor prepar-
Cd Tor any emergency that NAV arise
In the near future. Il IL learned that
the governor has been 80 impressed
with the gravity Of the case that he has
Instructed 'he adiuiant general TO re-.
main In bis once all night, expecting
any reouisltion that may be made on
hin for troops
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-08-04
A CLASH IMMINENT.
The Powers About Crete or Turkey
Must Back Down.
GAUNTLET THROWN DOWN.
Foreign Powers Declare No More Turk,
ish waFships shall Land. but the
Vessels Are on the wAy-Ths
Situation Believed Grave.

Constantlnople, Aug "A dispatch
from the Dardanelles late to-day an
nounces that a second naval division
OF the Turkish feet. consisting Of sew
ord warshlps. commanded by HarI
Pasha, has sailed for the Island Of
Crete. Fears are expressed here that
the departure Of the Turkish naval d.
vision may lead TO a collision with the
international feet In Cretan waters In
view OF the Announcement OF foreign
admirals that they have decided TO OPP
pose BY force the landing Of Turkish
roinforcements In the Island OF Crete
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-08-04
AMENDMENTS DEFEATED.
Partial Returns Indicate This
Result.

Dallas, Texas, Aug. 8, II p. m.-[spe.
eial.l-Reports from II towns, as fol.
lows Groesbeeck, NayasotA, Hearne
Mexia, Thornton, Malakoif, Blooming
Grove, Harold, Mt. Vernon, Kaufman,
Coperas Cove, Tioga, Midlothian, Lam.
pasas, Temple, Walnut Springs and
Paris, Il boxes show a total vote In the
II towns Of 200 on the irrigation
amendment and a somewhat lighter
vote on the others. The total vote o.
these towns is as follows;
For irrigation, 1913; against, 1857.
For Railroad bonds G67 against 1926
For validating school bonds 79l
against, 1878.
Showing that all the amendments ar,
probably defeated together. The ma
iority against the irrigation amendment
lie ~ great At Lampasas and walnu
Springs as At points further east.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-08-04
n,s M..,r.r. b, BALDWIN

San Francisco. Aug az. J. BALI.
win. better known a. Lucky Baldwin. e
the millionaire hotel and horse breeder,
has secured q mortgage Tor $3.50. 900
fAvor Of the HlbsrniA Loan and Saw
lnga society. The mortgage covers Mr..
haldwln's entire estate, Including his
hotel, racers and property OF eve. y
nature and description. Il Is above and
oncluAlve Of an previous mortgages Il
the ao0ls,y, which In the sFgroEa q
reach 1890, 600. bearing 81 per ceaL
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-08-04

New York, AUG. "A supposed dou.
BE suicide ~ inhAllug ILLUMINATING gal
occurred at No. tSe Lincoln street. Jar
ssy City. The victims were Henry Aud.
bert IS years old. and Nina, his wife
% years old. Mr.. and Mrs. Audberl
lived In a frame building. where Got
70 years he had conducted the NsN
Jersey Embroidery company. which ol
late, a. a business venture. has dwin.
died TO nothing The suicides are AZ.
trlbutod 10 business revsrses.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-08-04
KIar a.ssr. M.r AbaI..,.

Athens. Aug AIN the course Of an
interview here NJ. skouloudlt. the min.
lister OF foreign Affairs. declared King
George had not concealed from Eu-
rope his intention 70 abdicate II a sys-
TEN OF European control OF Greek
finances was established He raid he
believed that this fact had already
modified the attitude OF the powers to-
ward the German proposal aud that
some attenuated scheme would be ar
ranged.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-08-04

Jesse Peters is with Burt Norwood.
Jim wickersheimer is here from Gal
weston.
Ion Holiday was up from Millican
yesterday.
For sale-Good piano box buggy.
Apply 10 P. ~. RaYsor. d2iS
~ sheriff 7. q. Mum and d. b. Knox
visited Ilearne yesterday.
Mrs. W. NJ. Foster aud children have
gone on visit TO Cameron.
J. L. Player and John ieiebure we're
here from Milliean yesterday.
JEFF Franklin, who has been sick the
past week, IL reported better.
Miss Matte Poverty has recovered
from her recent tedious Illness.
Mics Grace dAloy Of Palestine is Wis.
itlng the family Of J. W. White.
NJ. w. Coulter has returned from Col.
orado, much improved In health.
Bigadier General Richard Cooke o
Houston. spent yesterday In Bryan.
Mr.. W. W. Hin will buy cotton hi
season for Rail- Bros. on their limit.
Ms. W. r. Johnso n and children u
turned from a visit 10 Waco yesterday.
wAxrKD-To rent a furnished cot.
tage, until January !. Apply at thil
Office. d2l7.
W. J. Monzer returned 10 Hearne yes
terday after spending a couple Of day
In Bryan.
G. J. BlacksheAr, the insurance maj
wants 10 see you. Office At Halls drug
store. d225 NO
The people are looking for signs Of
new depot promised Bryan this fall, bu
. as yet no sign has been given them.
W. z. Majors, Jack Kerr, Bob New
some and Alex Ewing were in from thl
Brazos bottom yesterday.
The crop reports which come In nov
even from the BraEos bottom, are moth
ing short Of distressing.
Ladies wishing TO provide for thei
helpless husbands can get the best In
surance with O.. J. Blackshear. No eS
ira charge. 99u
The following crowd held down III
voting place AZ The city hall yesterday
BIZ. LemAn, presiding officer; L. S. FL
lie, W. Gillie Mitchell and ], r. Cole
judges; Charles mn, Hugo Knoblaucf
Arthur jenkins and Bob Leman, clerks
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-08-04

South Bend. Ind. Aug. 3.-"Padro. {"
a carrier pigeon owned by Peter Toll
Ions Of the Mlshawka Homlng club.
one OF the eisht released az New Orleans
on Thursday at 3 a. m. arrived At
Mlshawka. distance OF 1000 miles.
Sunday At 1880 p. m. making the dis
lance In Is hours The actual Tying
time Is IS hours. beating the European
record Of 5 days and the United States
record OF i5h days
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-08-04

shelhyvllle, Ind. AuE. S.-lvory Law
a well known young farmer. ro,urnsd "a
tho home OF his sister. Mrs.. llnas Ne.
Pherson, amer q spree IN the city. and
was reprlmanded BY her. Law grs
angry and resented his sisters words
by going 10 The barn and securing a
whip with which he assaulted her
WEARING u out upon her The woman
wtn irlEhtfully injured and will die. A
crowd. headed by The woman's husband
3 hunting Tor law.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-08-04

Chicago, Aug S-Four hundred en-
ployes Of the Western Stone company
walked out Of the quarry at lomont he.
cause the Management refused 90 grant
an Increase OF % cents a day in wages
Seventy men working for the nllnol.
Stone company laid down their tool,
Tor the same reason and operations Ia
The extensive quarrles around Lsmonl
are now at a standsun
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-08-04
REFUSED TO INTERFERE.
TurkiIh Civil Governor RELEASED 10 Listen
90 FoFsIEn Aimlrals

70 Nofeinn AamlfAM.
Paris, Aug. 3.-Accordlng TO a dis
patch from Constantlnople a division
Of the Turkish feet has been ordered
10 sail for Canea, Island Of Crete. II
the statements In the dispatch are cor
rect. fresh trouble may be anticipated
IN the settlement OF the Graeoo- Tuskish
peace prellmlnaries.
II has been reported sometime that
the Turkish government was contem-
plating landing additional Turkish
tiOopa In Crete and on Thursday last
the admirals In command OF foreign
fleets In Cretan waters held confer
enco and decided 90 oppose by force
the landing OF Turkish relnforcements
In Crete. They notified lshmael Bey.
the Turkish civil governor. OF the de-
cislon arrived at Bat the Turkish gov
eTnor replied that he could not accept
such a proposition, apparently taking
the ground that the porte would per-
sist IN It's intention TO reinforce the
Turkish garrison In Crete.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-08-04
No. 1910.
REPORT OF THE CONDITION
OF THE
Merchants and Planters Ma.
tiOnal Bank.
At Byan. Ina the State of Texas,
at the Close of Business,
July 23, 1897.
RESOURCES.
Loans and discounts ..... .Sla0,Ogs %
Oyerdraits, secured and un-
secured .................. 1879 80
L. s. Bonds 10 secIie circu-
latiOn 5000 90
Stocks, securities, etc .... 1854 6B
clearinghouse furniture, and
fixtures 80. -. 1925 IS
Due from National Ranks
(not Reserve Agents. ..... 0,07j "
agents.. .t........,.... 77s 81
Checks and other each items ii2 80
BSnks'...............'.'.' 500 90
Fractional paper cuueny,
nirkcls and cents........ 267 ~
LAWFUL MONEY RESERVE ~ BANK, VIZ.
NfNNAANH HHHHHs NfNNN w
Legal-tender notes $500 90 1880 90
Redemption fund with US.
Treasurer, % per cent Of
circulation ..... ........ 1926 OO
]


srATEoF TuAs, CouNrY 90 BnAz0s, ~
i, j. n. Cole, Cashier Of the
ahoye.named bank. do soIemnly swear
that the above statement Is true o. the
b,si OF my knowledge ami belief.
J. \. CoLE. Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn 90 before me
this md day Of Aug. 1877.
Rom ARMSTRONG.
Notary Public Brzos Co., Texas.
CoREECr-Attcst:
II kmSoLE.
". ID. ColE,
W. A. Johnson,
Directors.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-08-04

Washington. Ind. Aug. AS the
miners started 10 work al Cabel a
Cos No. ! mine yesterday they were
met by strikers who requested them
not 10 return 10 work The debate
ended In free fight IN which clubs
and fists played a prominent part
Gibson Lett. one OF the men who al.
tempted 10 90 10 work. vas badly
used up, his scalp being laid open.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-08-04

81 Louis Aug S-Lee Merrlweiher.
we'll known as any man 10 Missouri AZ
labor commissioner and Democratic
candidate for mayor Of 81 Louis At the
lasi election, had a head end collision
with a fcorchsr while out wheeling aud
q developed that his injuries are se-
fious. Ills let, ankle was broken. The
bones protruded and DRAGGED along In
The gravel for several yards TIE SUI.
gtona advised amputauon. but Mr. Mer-
Fivether refused and owing 10 the In
tenfe heat bleed poisoning Il feaTsd
With fatal results. u he nsoevers u wi
b Ave- months bctors h Gao lsNss eis
he'd
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-08-04

Cleveland, Aug. Am departments
OF the Cleveland rolling mill opened
Monday. About 20CC men were given
NOrb. Several OF the departments
shut down 10 the time OF the coal
strike are beginning General Mana.
ger Wilson Chisholm said no did not
know how long the works would CON
tapo ln full operation