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Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1898-10-29

Chicago, Oct 2S.-The loss OF tho
steamer L. i, Doty, with her entire
crew, during the gallo Tuesday Is now
oonoedud Seventeen men composed
the orpw, and all are believed to DO lost
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1898-10-29

Kaufman, Tex, oct. 25.-Frank Hick.
man, a negio man, while working IN
the old mill nero lost his life by cotton
iced caying m on him and smothering
him 10 death.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1898-10-29

Boston, oct. 2S-The United States
transport Mississippi, from Porto Rci,
.eving on board tho Sixth regiment
Of Massachusetts, volunteers aas arrived
harm
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1898-10-29

Jaffa, Palestine. oct. ~. The Empo.
Tor and Empress Of Germany were
warmly welcomed on their arrival here.
Their majesties viii proceed ON horse.
back 10 a camp az BaboIwad and expect
20 reach Jerusalem tomorrow.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1898-10-29
wr.shsa nm old n..,h,n rnrn.

Chicago Oct rs Tho grandstand Of
the Northwest baseball park, an old
landmark, has been demolished by a
mob OF mon, women and children witt
tho aid OF q trolley car, A street r
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1898-10-29
rhllnd.lrhIa r,.,r Jnhll.. Ended.

Philadelphia, Oct 2s. -Philadelphians
and their visitors again poured into tho
streets today to seek positions TO witness
the third and last day Of the peace jubi.
lee procession. The procession was
purely Of a civic character and was o
most fitting windup OF tho weeks jub..
Loo
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1898-10-29

New YORK, Oct gs - ailas Packard,
the well known educator aud founder NJ
PaokArd's business college. died at ms
homo in this city, aged ~ years.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1898-10-29

To show the oarolossnoss Of mothers
In Great Britain, over 5000 children
aro burned TO death In the year from
their clothing catching fire.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1898-12-14
Caprrs Family are Patriots.

Mr.. Mcdonald Furman, writing to
The State from Privateer, S. c., mas
the following Confederate record Of
the Caprrs family:
"rhe Capers family of the sonih-
and we believe it is exclusively a
Southern family-made remarkable
fighting r. .cnrd during the late war
From the album of friend we send
you the following, as embracing the
members of this family, who were sol
diers under The red-crossed banner Of
Dixie in the Confederate army: Tw"
brigadirr generals, one colonel of ar
illrry, one lieutenant-col"nel of ar'll.
lrry. two coloneIs OF cavalry, one nlaj"r
of artillery, one ientenant-c"l""rl of
cavalry, four captains of cavalry, three
captains Of infantry, three srrleant~.
two chap'ains, three surgra"ts, II
privates making "a total Of 81 These
we're, without exception, brothers.
nncles, or cousins. Nine were killed
in battle, three died of wounds, tw"
died Of disease, thirteen were wound
I'd more than once, seven wounded
once, and only three came through
-afe. Eleven of the officers were pro.
NOTED for gallantry on the field OF
hattie F"
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1898-12-14
Two Lovers Murdered.

MISSOURI CITY, Mo-, Dec. 8.-A
double murder was committed tonight
in a country church two miles out
from Missouri City. Miss Della Gle
We ger was shot down, mortally wound
ed, aud h escort to the meeting
house, George Alden, was Instantly
killed. The murderer was Earnest
CIevenger, cousin to The young woman
who was one Of his victims. The trag-
edy occurred Immediately after the
congregation had been dismissed, a>
the worshipers were leaving the church.
Young Allen aud Miss Clevenger we're
walking out together. Earnest Gle.
vrnger Slipped up behind them, placed
revolver close TO Allen s head and
fired. His victim fell dead at his feet.
The ASA sin turned the weapon upon
his fair young cousin, shooting her in
the back. She fell across the body OF
her murdered escort. The murderer
escaped. jealousy was the cause.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1898-12-14
The Lookout Point Battery.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 8 The Gov
ernmeut, through the Chlckamauga
Park commission, has secured the
deeds of sixteen acres on Lnnkou:
Point, the highest point in the Chick
anauga chain, aud Overlooking seve"
States and all the battletields adjacent
n the park. During the siege of
Chickamauga this point was an I'm
pnrtant Confederate position, accnpled
by battery. The park commissioners
will at ouce replace the battery in the
position it occupied during the war:
snl will erect historical tablets at I'm
portant points. 1t will be left to the
several States whose troops were eu-
gagged at this point to erect monuments
aud memorial tablets.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1898-12-14

will be Il cash crop and Salablc al every
railroad station in the State. In amy
case the great and growing European
demand not only for American corn
but American meats, the product of
cnrn- feeding. will ensure a higher level
of prices than usual.
But it is not only to make money but
to save money that we need to plant
amply of this grain in the south. With
higher prices the southern farmer,
never with less ready money than now
and he won't have much more next
wear unless he cuts cotton to q greater
extent than we think probable-will
not be able to bny weste'n n corn. He
must supply himself or do without.
The corn crop of South Carolina has
increased materially of late, but it is
far, far behind what it can be, what it
ought to be and what it used to be So
or 40 years ago. There is no more e.
liable corn State i'll the Union than
this, and more than one test has shown
that the crop can be made as produc-
tive as it is reliable. 1t is not only
necessary to produce next year all that
shall be needed at home, but there will
be no better year for testing the merits
of the crop us a monry-prodncer.
Of course this is quite early to preach
of next years planting, bnt we wish to
Law the foundation for further remarks
and stimulate some wholesome winter
rcsolutions.-1h State.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1898-12-14
browns Herself.

AsHEv1LLE, N. C. Dec. 7.-Ycster
day afternoon Miss Annie Willis, daugh
ter of DR.. Willis, founder of the
church of the Reoeemer, few miles
North of town, went horseback riding,
as was her habit. She did not return
l.st night and search was instituted
This morning her horse Was found
hitched near the French Broad river,
three miles from home, aud footprints
leading toward the river. About noon
her body was found in the river, where
it. had drifted against Il rnck. Miss
Willis is about 30 years old and be
longed to a prominent English family
The verdict of the coroner jury was
that Miss Willis committed suicide iu
moment Of mental depression.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1898-12-14
Catarrh Cannot be Cured

with LOCAL aPPLlC 1TTDNS. an they cannnt
reach tn Hpat Of thu disease a'nrrh Il a hl"nl
rr constitutional disease. and In or Ter to cure u
van mus, take iutrr .al remedies HALF, tHi ~ h
Gnrr is raken Int rnaiIy aud act. dir. ely IN The
blood and u uco,ls e,irIa ea Hall Il Caarrh Cure.
is not y qnack medicine l. was pr'scrIhrd hy
cne "f thu he-t physcian| In This c.nn.ry for
wears. and Is n regular prescription 1t l. co",-
;nsrd nr the best tn.ic. knnwn. c"nlh,ned W Il,
Tho hest hlmm purifiers, Hcti"g directly on t. q
m,.oi- surface. The perfect colu"innii"n nf the
two ingredients Is what produces such wonderful
results In curing Catarrh, Send FOR testimonials
fraA
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1898-12-14
: There is a great deal of specula-

- There is a great deal of specula-
tion and talk in Charleston s.'to the
personality Of a young lady who is
accused of sending Objectionable and
anonymous letters through the nail
to parties about the city. The'young
lady is very pretty and accomplished
and her friends who know of thc.afTair
cannot account for c]whim which led
to her arrest. For months she has
been mailing letters to various people
of an annoying character. The young
woman was taken before United States
Commissioner Smith and put uudcr
bonl to answer at the next term Il
co lrt for her conduct.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1898-12-14

Socrates was said to be the ug
liest man Of his time.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1898-12-14

- The term hand, used ia measur-
ing, means four inches.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1898-12-14
NECK GEAR. -

Perhaps you think nothing presentabe can be had Tor
Soc We have Scarfs Bows Pus and lnnu-
merable at that price, low quarter Lawn lies
for evening lust thing for Christmas or New Year
parties (Two in an enameled pasteboard box 5Oc
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-14
~ OLD a. RTDGI
Caused n Personal Encounter and Shat
tered Elbow.

The police OF the First District are in
Nestigating the case of personal ell
counter I'm which TWO young men George
TcnsOr and ann,hcr named BcltOn. t.
spectvely. are alleged to have been en-
gagged. and In which the former - SAID
tc have received Il severe injury 10 his
arm.
This is a sequel to an old story in
which there Was a tragedy. Several
years ago when the City HAN was near
ing completion rcnSOr and Belton's bro
Their were employed al work in the build
ing. Bolton got suffocdted In some way
and died IN the boiler and little later
on TensOr came near being killed him
self. From that time the dead man s
brother and TcnsOr did not like each 9TH
er by reason OF some disagreement. II
was said that Bolton had "A grudEc
against Tensor.
on last Monday. IL seems. the misun-
Outstanding or dislike assumed definite
shape. and Bolton attacked TcnsOr. This
was near the Chesapeake and Onto shops
In the eastern part OF the city. II is
said that TcnsOr walked away. but that
the other mar followed him. and the two
got into a difficulty. They clnchcd. ana
IN the mix-up fell Ia the ground. In the
fall fenscrs elbow was broken. ana lbs
arm bruised black and blue.
DR.. keams was sent for. and rendered
the necessary surge =il attention. but the
limb was badly shattered. and II viii be
quite while before the injured man re-
covers
Captain Thomas instructed his men last
night To look into the affair. and fur
tier developments may he looked 4or.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-14
MONTH CAROLINA NEWS.
,urnr VIII BEALaRGE TyCRBASE
~ TOBACCO AyERAGE>.
A Farmer RAILROAD Commissioners DIS
plays Two Doren Passes ." the Ne"
uoard-Chaptain Discharged.

RALEIGH y. G.. Jan. lS-Speci"''-
,r,or, * every indication that the to-
-. - acn.agc In che state will be very
,s,ro,v increased this year. Quite
-. amount of fertilizer Is being sold
for tobacco.
~. T. 4. Barnes. OF henderson re-
-. died. lie had a 5000 poacy on
-. r,. ana the company questioned the
-, - fN,c OF Ralegh's physicians was
-. ,,r "a nd The body was exhumed ana
o. - 40 dcd upon examination tha' nc
~ W. 80, a. broken artery IN the MP;
v,sN a. ming 10 catch tram ana
nc va ma twisted his leg. breaking an
artery. s.,.,, ,,,s>-trS
~, sseli denies That ne mas
Gov o. 1o ,b1 r., signati0n OF Robert Han
$50 ss pycside, "a OF the A ana y -
railroad. -. ,nlniss ion nov propose
10 look into the m ',oi,.,',, Covernor
exprcssagc. TO his
rvs wr . e. Duncan has been confirmed
~ .i,,,, collector IA d Will take charge
on the l7th. sbis roornina, be-
: ONO Wilson was III i.ir,' ms ~ eiV.
Cor, the Railroad Com. uissio" ~, 70 Ell
evidence resarding ircS p SonmissioI,ars
ed out twenty-siX. The III 49,.
hsvc always had free pass, - ne a.
against the railroads hctor
ali not come before the Mar g, Term
DISCHARGED TIE CHA. ~ ~ DO,
SUPERINTENDENT Newt erne. II ,y he ~
,,cnf,arv has discharged the .fcN. MI
Rehb as chaplain at the CONVEX III ~
Inc Popuilsts are rejoicing thai -, 80, 49,. ~,
.candals. which are now coming ON CIV
on Republicans.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-14
Larceny Of a Rooster.

For some time. fl is alleged one ~ our
prominent citizens has been the happy
possessor Of valuable Plymouth Rock
rooster. He had no special qualities
above ROSTERS in general. except "a decree
OF plumpness that has time and again
excited the cupidity Of epicures.
Not FAR from the residence ~ tho gen
tleman mentioned above. lives another
leading citizen. who has an incorporate
appetite for poultry. one evening recent
~ this rooster retired 90 his perch In the
hen-house as happy and contcnted as amy
rooster I'M Richmond. The next morning
ne was missing That day. tho gentle
man with the longing for fowl had roast
rooster FOR dinner. This may. or mas
not. be regarded as a suspicious circum-
stance. but there is other evidence thar
forms connecting link between the
hen-house and his table.
The result is that be will De- tried in
public for the larceny OF the fowl and
his questionable attitude towards roostcrs
in general will be given an airing boz the
near future
Tho parties IN the case arc So promi-
nent that it IS fear no court room will
hold the vast crowd DESTROYS of attending
the trial so IL will be- held BOZ Richmond
on Thursday evening January Goth. under
the auspices of the Young Mems Christian
Association. for whose benefit the proc
ceeds will be- devoted.
I'm other words. 70 will be a mock court
trial under tho personal direction of tnr
veteran manager of these entertainments.
Colonel A. v Newton. of Worcester
Mass 4 large number NJ our loadins
citizens will take part I'm the proceedings.
and without doubt tho mock court trial
will be here. as elsewhere. ono OF the
most pleasing events of many seasons.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-14
TAX ON TELEPHONES.
4 senate Committee Considers the Nell
waine BiIl-Leglslstivs Chat.

The Senate Committee On Finance and
Banks heard argument yesterday IN
favor of Mr. McIlwaine's bill Go amend
the law in relation TO the tax on fele-
phones Al present telephone companies
are taxed 81 80 on each transmitter The
measure i'm question is designed 10 tax
each company I per cent. on is Eross
earnings the same tax Imposed on tcle-
graph companies
Those who appeared I'm favor Of the
bin were Messrs. G. " Scott, Of Lynch
burg VIM Pannll. OF Norfolk. Watts.
of stanton. McAnge. Of Suffolk, Arm
strong % Hampton. aud A. 3. Guigon,
OF Richmond.
Final action on tho bin was postponed
on account of the absence Of Senator
McIlwaine. the patron Of the measure.
THE GINTER REQUESTS.
Senator Munford has had his bill re-
lieving the charitable institutions i'm
Richmond. which received requests I'M
der the will Of the late Major Lewis
Ginter. from the collateral Inheritance
tax set for hearing by the Senate Com
nlittee on Finance i'm room No. B. on the
upper floor OF the capitol. AZ 10 A. NJ.
met Thursday. All persons Interested
Will be given an opportunity 10 be heard.
ANTITRUST MEASURE.
DeleEata Charles Sultu ANTITRUST
bill will be considered by the House
Committee on Courts next Tuesday
This measure is modelled after the Texas
law and goes a little further in the di-
rection Of the suppression Of combina-
lions 10 control trade than did the
Withers bill. defeated at the last ses-
sion. Yhere will be- hot fight upon this
act.
INFRINGEMENT AND REFORM
The TWO special retrenchment and re-
form committees are getting along very
nicely with their work. Senator Banks
dale's committee. which IS looking after
the expenditures by public institutions.
has prepared a list Of very pointed ques-
tions for the heads NJ the institutions 10
answer in writing The officers are ask
ed among other things 10 give the name
and state the pay Of each employee OF
the institution.
Senator MasOn's committee on re-
trenchment and reform has before Il six
important bills, the most OF them look
ing 10 constitutional changes.
SIGNED BY THE GOTERNOR.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-14
TO CURE NERVOUS DYSPEPSIA
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What Appetite and Good Digestion
Mean, Make n Test of Stuart's
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Interesting Experience Of nm indianapolis
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People having 1t think that their nerves
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Nervous dy spoptics often do not have
any pain whatever In the stomach. nor
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q IN nearly every other organ, In some
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in others the bowels are constipated. with
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-14

an act 10 incorporate tho sou,heastera
and Atlantic railroad.
To amend the act creating and the act
amending the charter OF the trustees ~
the Baptist Orphanagc OF Nirglnl1, ARD 10
create "A new charter for said corporation.
70 authorize the Board OF Trustees q
the Hoge Academy 10 convey the property
and franchise Of tho said sea lernv 70
the president and trustees OF Hampdcn-
Sidney College.
To prevent tho adultoration y, candy
To amend section - Of tho charter ~
the town OF Manassas.
To require employers 81 females N
stores. shops offices. aud ma1ufactories.
az clerks. operatives. or helpers In any
business trade. or occupation to provi1s
seats for such female employs. and ytc-
viding a penalty for failure or rcfJsll 10
provide such seats.
To authorize r. O. Clarke O. cree,
wharf az Phoebus. IN the coun.y ~ Ely
abeth city.
To authorize tho United states Govern
ment 10 purchase lanfs on the south
branch Of the Elizabeth river. adjoining
the Gosport navy-yard
To allow DR.. l.. r.. Huuley 10 establish
ferry from Graysons Island IN Ma
thews county over 20 the mainland I'm
said county across tho Phnkitank river
To authorize the school trustees Of
Clintwood School District IN Dickinson
county. 10 issue bonds upon said school
district for the purpose o. completing tho
school-hOuse I'm said district and 20 au-
thorize the Board Of Supervisors N Dick
enson county 20 levy "a tax on the prop
erty OF said school district Tor tho pur-
pose of paying interest aud dlscharging
said bonds.
To authorize the clerk ~ the school
Board OF Clintwood Town School District
10 take and report census of the school
population of said district Tor .he ye3r
1895
To protect game and song birds On the
county Of King William. am t) pftsr; D q
penalty FOR the violation o. this Get
To permit r. 4. Trotmln Co erect "a
wharf On his land at Lone Pine p0i1-
on the Nansemoud river. in Nansenond
county
TO regulate the Governor staff
TO amend and re-enact the charter %
the town OF Culpcpcr.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-14
AT THE ACADEMY TONIGHT.
OILS skin ucr in His New Play "Prince Rul-
oIph." OFT Coming.


Otis Skinner will present his new play
prince Rudolph" at the Academy to-
night AMI o.qnorrow afternoon and night.
Prince Rudolph is reported to be an
exceedingly veil constructed play. The
theme has been taken fiCm Robert Louis
Stevensons charming story. Prince
otto" but while many of the characters
Of the book will be instantly recognized
by those vino witness the play that Of
the Prince will be found 10 he some what
OF a radical departure from the Prince
of the story. Otto was nOs a man whom
men would take pleasure IN emuiating.
while Rudolph has all OF the attributes
which men. as well ~ women. most adj
mir. The title >ole OF the play. il
would appear. shorid TT Otis Skinner to
perfection In the emit re. length and
breadth Of the stage. there is no better
exponent ~ romantic roles or more gal
liant stage lover Than this actor. and i'm
Prince Rudolph" there Is a great deal
of romance and considerable love maxi
ing.
Miss Mard Durbiu ard Frederick Nose
lev lead his supporting company.
At the matinee tomorrow handsome
rrodie portrait OF MIR. skinner will be
given every lady as a souvenir OF the
stars engagement.
Joe OFT. the only one" and his com
pany Of merry makers are AT the Acad-
envy next Monday and Tuesday i'm a re-
vivaI Of ."Cho Star Gazer."
The sale Of seats for Sousa and his
band who ave al the Academy next We'd
nesdav night commences at the boX-oifice
Monday morning
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-14

ternoon at o'clock in room No. ;. on the
upper floor OF the Capitol building with
Mr. Charles T. Bland, OF Portsmouth, IN
the chair.
The committee took up the bill intro
duced by the chairman. providing for
the protection OF life and property. as
applied to the use, care and manage
n,ent of the steam boiler within the j.
risdictlon of the Commonwealth OF Var
ginia.
The bill which has been published In
full i'm the columns OF The Times was
explained In detau by its patron. Mr..
Charles II. Bland. who pointed out that
such a law would bring at least $4,000
annually into the treasury OF the State, "A
Zee being charged of s. FOR the Inspection
OF A ten or more horse power engine. En-
gineers for engines OF less than nifty
horse power shall pay a license fee OF
81 and those for engines OF more horse
power, a fee Of s.. The salary OF the
two members OF the board OF inspectors
who are to examine the engines is fixed
by the bill at Si25 per month and that
OF thu secretary So per month.
on motion of Mr. Kizer. OF Norfolk.
the bin was so amended as 10 make the
salary Of each OF the two inspectors 800
a month and OF the secretary s1J a month.
on motion OF Mr.. G. G.. Watson Of
Pittsylvania. the bill was finally passed
by for further examination until this
morning at 10 o'clock.
Again Postponed.
The House Committee on Privileges
and Elections was called 10 meet
Yesterday morning At 10 o'clock
i'm room No. >. on the upper
floor OF the Capitol building FOR
The purpose OF taking up the considera-
ton Of the lie Sucur-BlantOn election
contest for the seat IN the House from
Cumberland and buckingham counties.
Senator ". NJ. Flanagan, counsel for
Mr. l. Il. Ssueur. as on hand. but Sena-
tor n u. flood. who is 10 lcok after the
interests OF Col. b. ". l.. Biantcn. was
unable 10 b. present.
The meeting was therefore postponed
until this morning az 10 o'clock.