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The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-01-02
nInncn,. Cahlnei.

Havana, Jan. Captain General
Blanco has signed the appointment OF
the president Of the council and the five
secretaries. The name OF Eduoado
Dolz was submitted for that Of Senior
Amblard as minister Of commerce. The
following compose the first colonial cab
met Of Cuba, under the recently insu'
tuled scheme Of autonomy. which goes
into effect today:
President oi the cabinet-Jenor jose
Maria GalycA
Minister OF inanco--Scnor Rafael
Montoro, marquis Of Monloro.
Minister OF the interior-Senor Anto-
MO Gown.
Minister Of oducation-Scnor Francis
co Zayas.
Minister Of commerce-Edouado Dolz
Minister Of posts and telegnphs-
Senior LAureaus Rodriguez.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-01-02

san Angeles Tex, Jan. IA cold
storage, Ice and power plant will soon h
constructed AZ san Angelo Stock .,
the amount Of $4,000 has bccn sub
scribcd. Engineer McGary Is here q
look after the erection Of the buildings
Engineer Puemmels Of the ST. Loui
Rcfrgcnting company has arrived 20 a.
sist in selecting a location and ercctinl
the buildings.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-01-02

jefferson, Tex, Jan. In the trial
TO remove thrce county commissioner
for official misconduct, after the plaintiff
had CLOSED the evidence defendants de-
murrcd 10 the evidence and plaintiff
joined therein. The court ovorruled the
demurrer and instructed the jury 10 find
the causes Of removal true. Judgment
Of removal was entered on said verdict.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-01-02

Cotton receipts continue to lead
those of last year in all the prin'
ciple markets, and in the total,
Receipts of farm products from
the west in the cotton growing
states also exceed those oflast year,
Farm and Ranch.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-01-02

Somebody observe II he rich
are miserable because they have
discovered that money cannot buy
happiness and the poor are wretch
ed because they have not money
enough to make the experiment"
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-01-02

Waco, Tex, Jan. LIN the case Of
the state Of Texas vs. Lon Black, Judge
Scott granted a motion Tor a now trial
on the ground that the jury allowed pre-.
yailiug excitement rs 20 homicidos and
other outside discussions, 20 operate In
reaching a verdict Of guilty.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-01-02
cnARlEsG BAwEs

commission 20 negotiate a treaty with
the five civilized tribes brought him into
morn prominent notice with the people.
James II. Eckels, whose place Mr.
Dawes takes, was appointed comptroller
Of the currency Nv President Cleveland.
His term had not expired, lat he r..
signed 90 take the pr sidcncy Of the
Commercial National lank at Chicago.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-01-02
SAYS SHE is ALIVE
A no.ton Man Onsrs to Produce nra
LustEert Dor q Coed sam.

Chicago, Jan. Fifteen thousand
dollars Is the modest sum for which ].
+. Scofeld q Boston Offers 20 divulgC
the hiding place Of the missing Mrs
Louise Luetgert, whom, be declares, ..
alive and In good health. Friends Of
Adolph Luetgcri have bccn notified that
within "a hours after the payment Of The
cash the wife Of the sausage maker ao
cused Of her murder will h. on the way
20 Chicago lie intimaies that she Il
working In a small town In Pennsylya
MIA M a domestic.
Scant faith Is PLACED In Mr.. ScoAeldl
professions BY the attorneys for the d
fense
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-01-02

Moody, Tex, Jan. l.-Twothiris Of
a block Of buildings burned here Friday.
Nearly the entiro population Of the town
was at the cemetery attending the burial
OF the wife Of s. Hundlcy, editor Of the
Moody Courier, when the fire caught. II
started In a barber shop on the northeast
corner Of tho block. A strong north
wind was blowing AZ the time and fol
some time IL looked a. II an entire row
ct hiocts nearly half mile long would
burn. and had Il not hen for on extrs
high fire wall on the north sido Of s, w
Rico's opera house u would have burned
the entire row Of blocks from Depot
erect 10 tho south side Of town.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-01-02

Meridian, Miss, Jan Ia special "a
the Meridian Herald from Macon, Miss
nys that Jim Jones, colorcd, who
burned widows house about % mile,
south Of thcc, has been lynohed u,
was under guard Of a constable when q
mob n 90 men took him 20 the wood.
and shot his head of.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-01-02

aThe Southern Mercury says;
"Hogs, cattle, sheep and poultry
pay better than cotton, where a
farmer is fixed TO handle and feed
them. II the farmers would talk
/, over with the town people there
might be a small packing.house in
elch town where the farmer could
exchange his hogs for cured meat.
Thurber has one Of these small
packing.hOuses.'
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-01-02

Tyler, Tex. Jan. 1.-The 5.ycar-oli
daughter 81 Mr.. shaver living In NORTH
Tyler, was drowned In q small bnncl
Just north Of the house Her httl,
brother was with her and gave tht
alarm, but boicrc assistance arrived shl
Wa INST holm.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-01-02

1T Nlthdi 81 stone Nliyt Wa ~ toNn
yesterday.
Prof. J. 7. Niece was q visitor the
F'city Yesterday. --~-
Chas. II. Holmes, Of Kur,en, was in
town yesterday.
Mike Hannifn was In from the Brazos
bottom yesterday,
Mrs. Minkert viii reopen her school
on Monday, Jan. 3. q
ME- NJ. +. Reynolds returned TO
Hampstead yesterday.
Constable J. d. Jones, Of Harvey,
was In town yesterday.
Rev. A. NJ. Stewart win preach at the
old Baptist church tonight
Miss Jessie johnson returned yesier-
day from a visit 10 Millicsn.
Mrs, ". b. Ragland and children
returned TO Waco yesterday.
Mrs. X. NJ. Henry and son, Werner
have returned fiom Leon county.
Miss Leanorc walirop returned yes
terday from Avidt to relatives In Cal
vert.
Mrs. @. NJ. Proctor and grandson
Robert Leman, are visiting at Groes.
beck.
Mrs. l. N. Camp returned to Nava
sofa yesterday alter visit TO BryaI
friends
FoR sAIr-GOod secondhand whes
for tl2.t0. Apply a. Mikes Cycle liOs
pilal. d3t
Mr.. aud Mrs. q. W. Weatheriord, o
Marble Falls, are visiting their son, Dr.
S. II. weaiherfori.
The holidays arr over and tomorro'
the world will get down 10 solid busi
nessonce more.
THIS Is the fret Sunday Of the Ne'
Year. Attend church today and max
good star on ID.
The furnace Al the Bapiis, church Ia
been oveihauled and put In good n
pair. The house can nov be mad
comfortable, and he people Of Brya
are cordially invited to attend the sci
vice tomorrow and throughout the nc
viyal meeting. W. G. Fanny,
Pastor.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-01-02

Chicago. Jan. IA strike Of the mu'
sicians Of the Barhadoso hand, nullifod
an entertainment scheduled ut Central
Music hall, and oniailed disappointment
for 100 people. The musicians made q
demand for hack pay, which was moi
fnrihnnminr.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-01-02

Thorn, a New York murderer,
committed murder on Friday was
indicted on Friday, and was sent
TO Sing Sing on Friday, and will
be electrocutsd on Friday Of the
week commencing the 10th Of
January and It is to be presumed
all hell will have a holiday
on Friday and give him a grand
recepiion.-San Angelo Standard
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-01-02
IApAN WORKED UP.
It Would Take :bu, Little Agitation .
Cause Another War.

II Would Take .but Little Agitation TO
Cause Another War.
san Francisco, Cal, Jan. i.-Captain
S. Sakurai, assistant chief naval con.
structor OF the japanese government,
who is now in this city, experimenting
the building Of the cruiser Chitose at
the Union ironworks, has made a state
ment concerning the feeling Of the naval
and military officers Of japan over the
late actions Of Germany and Russia with
regard to the occupation Of Chinese ports.
He said:
while Of course | can say nothing
on this subject officially, am very well
acquainted with the ideas Of my broth
cr officers and Of the great mass Of the
middle and upper classes Of my coun'
try. We believe we are being treated
shamcfully and that some Of the Euro
poan nations, Russia particularly, an
using us as II we were children. When
flushed with victory and In a position to
carry our arms still further into tho ter
ritory Of China aud TO demand by MA
son OF our success any concessions that
we desired 20 ask for, Il was Russia that
stepped In and on the Plea Of peace and
the welfare Of all Europe caused us 10
modify our demands and 10 be content
with almost harrcn honors. And now
Russia, taking advantage Of the opening
that our own soldiers have
made possible seeks for herself what
she begged Us not TO take. believe
that coalition between Great Britain
and Japan In the present crisis Is moi
only possible but highly probable. Out
standing army has lately been incrasc'
by two divisions, bringing IL 20 consid
erahly over 100000 men and are nov
building and getting ready for sea will
an possible dispatch 10 warships and 2
torpedo and gunboats. These, added &
our already formidable and soasono'
navy, form a feet that may well b.
disturbing element In the present plan
Of Russia and Germany. IL will no
take very much more manipulation OF
the part of these two nations 20 arouse
resentment In japan that will find it
voice In something more than words.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-01-02

TcSarknna, Jan. i.-Earnest Heth, a
brakeman ON the Kansas CITY, Pittshurg
and Gulf milruad, Lost his hfe Of Buia'
10, Ark. The train that he was man
ming passed over him while he was max
ing a switch, sovoring the arms, leg,
and head, cnlailing instant death,
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-01-02

A preacher in Trenton
New Jersey has found a new
means Of drawing contributions
from his congregation. lu-
stead Of sending the stern look
ing old members to hand the
plate about he employees the pre-
test young girls Of the church
for that purpose, and ii is said
that the result has proven very
gratifying both 10 the preacher
and the congregation. This is
another development Of the new
woman possibly.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-01-02

san Quinlen, Cal, Jan. l.-Thoodorc
Durnnt has again been removed 10 the
death cell 10 await the hour Of cxecu.
ton, which was fixed for 1850 O'Clock
a. M. Jan. z.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-01-02

New York, Jan. Tho steamer
Concho which arrived herr from Ha
yuna brought os6 talcs Of Culan tolac
co.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-01-02
THE NEW COMPTROLLER.

Charles q. dawes Aahes W. Afh'A
Place Al Washington.
Washington, Jan. 2.-Charles G.. Dawes,
the new comptroller Of the curren-
cy, win take charge ofthe Office Monday.
Tho oath Of Office was administered TO
him on Friday. Mr.. Dawes has been In
public life for a long time, but his APP
pointment a. chairman Of the Indian
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-01-02

DR.. Nisks, Of Stone City, wa. Ia toyb
yesterday.
Prof. ]. T. Niece was a visitor IS the
~, Is ,rly,--7s,iI.v -
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-12-15

are TO the effect that the officers and men,
on their arrival at home, disclaimed All
knowledge Of the tragedy, and are at
loss 10 understand II. At first they dis
credited IL, but when IL was discovered
that both cf the privates above mentioned
were missing-a fact that had not Deeh
discovered on the way from this city TO
IOuisville-they expressed considerable
SUNRISE. and admitted that something I'M
usual had happened Reflects remains
are at the fort and Brehme is nursing
cracked head at the hospital at the tort
1t is not unlikely that the American
Line will award o contract 10 overhaul us
four big ships-the ST. Louis. 81. Paul, New
York. and Paris--tO the Newport News
Ship Building and Dry-Dock Company
This ship-yard had the contract last year.
and the work on the monster liners was
executed so satisfactorily that IT Is be-
lieved the contract to overhaul them TINS
year will be given in a short while.
The city post-ofilce has put in an elec-
trio cancelling and pOst-marking machine.
II has capacity of $50 letters q minute,
but n Is impossible to feed il at that rate.
The machine is a valuable aid in dis
patching and cancelling mail, which ar
rives here in larger quantities than AT any
other city Of this size in the state.
Citv-Treasurer James M. Curtis will go
10 Richmond tomorrow morning for the
purpose of settling up with State-Irea-
surer Hartman. He will take checks ag-
eregating Sl93S9.O3, which is the amount
Of State taxes collected here for the year.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-12-15
ONE OF THE BEST FEATURES
az The PNrnmin Pile Cure

is the fact that II cures every form OF
lilies without one particle of pain. This
desirable point is not obtained by the use
of Injurious opiates, which simply dead
on and paralyze the nerves of the parts
and make matters worse IN the 'ong run
But il is done solely by its remarkable
healing and soothing effects.
And while il thus gives immediate re
lief. at the same time the disease Is not
merely checked, but radical cure Is
rapidly accomplished.
And the point we want 10 make clean
is that all this Is done without particle
Of pain.
This fact is one reason for the great
popularity of the Pyramid Pile Cure. ana
constitutes one very great difference be-
tween IT and almost any other kind OF
treatment for piles.
Every kind OF surgical operation fer
piles Is excruciatingly painful, besides en-
dangering the life OF the patient. Snd IN
the Pyramid Cure, neither N making sue
cessful cures without pain nor II cheap
ness and safety.
The Pyramid Pile Cure has been before
the public too long. and fits merits recog-
nized by too many people TO allow 1t "a
be cassed with the many salyes, suppo-
STORIES. pills, etc, and you run no risk
in trying IT, as is often the case with new
and untried preparations.
III you are ever troubled with any form
OF piles or rectal disease do not forget the
Pyramid Pile Cure. Prepared by the Pyra-
mid Drug Company. Marshall. Mich. and
sold by druggists at 60 cents per package
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-12-15
Federal Office Notes.

Judge Waddin entered an order yester
day dissolving the injunction which wa
entered last October in the case Of c. ].
Portewig. restraining y. ". BOwe and
Hill Carter from selling certain property
Judge Waddill, Mr.. r. II. Talley, Cap
tain Asa Rogers, and other Federal ON
Gals went over to Petersburg yesterday
to attend the wedding Of Mr.. Joseph =.
Brady and Miss Bragg. During Mr.
Bradys absence Mr.. r. II. Talley, his
deputy, is dischargng the duties Of CLERK
Of the United States District Court.
James T.. Merriweather the colored ma
who committed suicide on Tuesday, was
not discharged from the internal revenue
service, as has been stated He was APP
pointed on October Goth and his term ex
pired on November Goth. Merrweath '
passed a very creditable examination 70.
appointment as deputy collector of inter
nal revenue. At the time Of his death H..
name stood at the head Of the eligible
list
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-12-15
BAZAAR DRAWING TO a CLOSE.
The Crowds Getting Larger Every
Niuht-The Merehants' Contest.

The last days of the bazaar for the
Home for Incurables. being held at the
First Regiment Armory, are proving 20
be its best days. The attendance Is grow
ing nightly, and interest In the entertain
ment Is on the increase.
one OF the most interesting features Of
the bazaar is the contest between the
Broad-street dry-goods stores FOR the
handsome palm 70 be voted TO the most
popular house. The voting IS already quite
lively, and the friends Of the various firms
are working diligently IN their respective
interests. julius Sycle & Son We're i'm the
lcf asst night.
of the special attractions at the ba-
zaar tonight will be a cake walk, 70 be
given by skilled artists from Jackson
Ward. The bazaar Will close tomorrow
night.
Those attending the bazaar al Regl-
mental Armory Tuesday evening were
delighted with the singing Of "Rlchmond's
Patti" Miss Maggie Ryan, In her great
zeal In the cause of religion, has trained
and brought out some wonderful voices.
Sarah Chase. styled Richmond's Patti.
being the leader Of ST. Joseph's colored
Catholic church.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-12-15
LANDRUM MAY GO TO HABANA.
Invited TO Organize n baptist Church
for American Residents.


The Atlanta Constitution says: Rev. w.
w. Iandrum has been invited by the Bap-
fist Home Mission Board to organize in
Habana a Baptist church for the Ameri-
can residents of that city. Whether or not
he will be able TO leave his Atlanta duties
long enough to do so, he cannot say now.
And. therefore. has not stated whether
or not he will accept the rendered honor.
The Baptists now have a very large
church in the Cuban capital, at the head
Of which is Dr. Alberto Diaz, well known
in this city. It's congregation numbers
some 1000 souls at present. and is con-
stantly growing. But these are all natives
Of the island, and exclusively Spanish
speaking. 1t is the idea of the Home Mis-
sion Board TO organize a church Of the
Baptist denomination amongst the Eng
disappearing colony. The erection Of an
other house Of worship Is not cOntem-
plated, however, 1t being the idea Of the
board TO use the present structure.
II DR.. Landrum goes to Cuba, as in
vited he will make the trip in January
At that time q large influx Of Americans
into Habana is expected, and 1t will be his
duty TO meet these corners and conduct
services in the Baptist church for the
benefit OF such Of them as desire TO at
tend
His ministry there will not continue
more than two weeks. An eminent Baptist
preacher Of a neighboring State-whose
name tho board declines to reveal-who
has lived abroad and is familiar with the
Spanish language and Spanish customs,
will be put permanently in charge.
The question of DR.. Landrum being able
to go to Habana depends upon the First
Baptist church here The congregation
must give him permission before he can
do so.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-12-15
A burning Chimney.
A Socialist Mayor.
lBaltimOre NeMs.l

Mayor-elect Chase, Of Haverhill, Is the
first disciple Of Debs's Social Democracy
TO be elected to important office in this
country. His election was not due 10 a
desire of the people of Haverhill to ex-
pertinent with Debs's Democracy, but 10
the number Of fractional candidates and a
dissatisfied spirit in the regular parties.
Nevertheless. Mr.. Chase declares his in
tention of carrying out the principles Of
his platform and he will, if he can per-
suade the other departments of the city
government to agree with him, make
Haverhill the scene OF "a practical trial
Of the doctrines of Socialism. He proposes
TO have the city purchase the street rail-
ways and the gas and electric-light plants,
and to have these industries carried on
by cooperative associations of the em@
ployees, the city receiving a share Of the
profits. Children who cannot attend school
for lack OF food or clothing are TO be fur
nished with these articles by the city, and
men who have no work are 10 be en-
ployed on public works established for
that purpose Mr. Chase will find. we
think, that the people of Haverhill prefer
helping their poor neighbors directly to
having the city DO II. The eight-hour day
with minimum wage, is another feature
OF the programme. The initiative and
referendum are TO be given a tdal; these
are advocated by many labor leaders, and
are in practical operation in Switzerland
The proposition that all officers be sub
ject TO recall by their respective constitu-
encies carries the referendum idea TO
what must strike sober people as an alb
surd exEeme. Mr.. Chase's heart is in
the right place; he wants to see every
body happy and well provided for the ex-
tent to which his novel propositions will
work, and, if they do. will tend TO this
good end, remains TO be seen.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-12-15
SKATING ON THE PONDS.
The Extreme Cold Causes Ice TO
Form-CoIdest Day of Winter.

Yesterday was the coolest day of the
winter. according to the registration Of
the thermometer on the door of the Dis
patch Office and as a result Of the ex-
treme cold, ice Of considerable thickness
formed on the lakes around Richmond
and at several of them merry skaters
disported themselves on the crystallized
surface.
At Forest Hill and Young's Pond ice
covered the entire surface Of the water,
and at Reservoir Lake the northwestern
corner was frozen over solid. The news
of ice having formed was quickly circu-
lated among the devotees Of the skates,
and numbers repaired TO the various lakes
early in the afternoon and enjoyed them
selves i'm gliding over the fee until late
at night. SO far as could be learned no
accidents occurred TO mar the pleasure Of
the sport.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-12-15
DIR. HIDEN's RESIGNATION.
Ladies' to Take Action Concerning IL
mt "A Meeting This Afternoon.

The prayer-meeting, conducted by Rev.
DR.. ]. c. Hiden, at Grove-Avenue Baptist
church. last night. was we'll attended.
but no reference was made to the reslg-
nation OF the pastor which he submitted
at the misunderstanding OF the church on
Monday night.
The ladies Of the church will meet this
afternoon at o'clock TO take action con-
corning the resignation, and it Is thought
that they will express their esteem for
and their confidence in their pastor. and
assure him of their regret at his contem-
plated departure.
The congregation will meet again to-
night 10 elect treasurer and a Finance
Committee, and it may be that som
further action concerning Or. Hlden's
resignation may then be taken. Dr.
Hiden has not as yet made any plans for
the future. His pastoral year does not
end, however, until next August.