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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1898-07-05
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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1898-07-05

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60. Yooe,ptls, gaib Wrorer.

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Nblieferung. 738 b.Nlamo. Sirabe,
gde @amorgo. SelephDn 433.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1898-07-05

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The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-01-15
Our Prices are Low
LIBEL SUITS DISMISSED.

They We're brought Against Newspapers
by th. Union Associated Press
New York, Jan. ll-Judgo Lacombc'
Of the United States circuit court, by n
decision has thrown ont OF court tho
suits brought by the Union Associated
Press and By President Brewer Of the
association, against about 90 newspapers
all over the country, charged with libel.
Judge Lacombo says:
Here we have nearly so libel suits,
all brought by the same parties against
different newspapers located In widely
scattered states, with no suggestion that
the libel was ever published or circulated
here by defendants, or that they have
ever done anything more In the way Of
these here than TO solicit advertisements
through some advertising agent who
has no control over the rates 20 10
charged or the space to be- given. Prob
ably there arc but few newspapers IN
the United States which do not publish
advertisements originating IN this city,
or which do not solicit such advertise.
ments here. II this and the adjoining
southern district arr for that reason "a
be considered the proper form for suit'
against the owncrs of such mpcrs
wherever they may rcside and conduct
their business Of Publishing and civu
lating such paper, Il seems probable that
our calendars may be seriously over
| burdencd
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-01-15

We have always been and will al.
ways continue TO be an advocate OF
home concerns. In the end II will pay
handsome returns for us all 10 patroize
home industrles-io encourage those
who pay taxes who live In the com.
munity and those who are our friends
indeed. The men who assist you In
time Of need when credit is asked, for
instance, are justly entitled 10 your pat
ronage Friends, think Of the fac,
when you are tempted % 20 abroad for
goods or TO buy Of peddlers. This buy.
Ing Of goods through catalogues from
foreign dealers Is also ruinous TO any
town or people who indulge init.-Nay.
asoia Tablet.
The local banks have reelected Off.
GERS this week o. follows: NJ. and p.
bank; J. W. English, president; NJ. d.
Cole, yioe-president; J.N. Cole, cashier.
The above with II. Rohde, II. Kernole
and W. A. Johnson are the directors.
First National bank: Dr.. ]. W. How.
eli, president Guy NJ. Bryan. vice pres.
ideni II. .. Boatwright, cashier l.. l..
Mclnnis, assistant cashier. These with
7. y. Graham Of Waco, constitute the
directors.
The New York sun published several
days ago list OF pensioners Of this
country drawing money from the treas.
ury. Il showed that by publishing ilf.
teen pages Of names per day It would
&take more than year and a halffor one
newspaper 10 complete the job Of giving
the names and posiofilces and amount.
received by the more than 100000 pen.
sioners.
Somebody swiped four dollars in sil.
YER and some small change from a cash
box 10 show case at the new store OF
Marek & woiton Thursday evening
and the proprietors have now put In O
cash drawer with an alarm bell. They
have a nice stock Of groceries and their
business is getting well under way.
Iyanhoe Commentary knights lem
plars have elected the following officers
Tor the ensuing year. A. VI. Rhodes, T.
lC.; J. +. Palms, G.; S. NJ. Derden, c
lG.iL.T Fuller, S. W.; We. Saunders
J. W.; Il. G. Rhodes, r; J. L. Fountain
L.; II. Is. Stoddard, p; c. d. Beck
guard.
The Galveston news says the gold
standard will not work with high pro
tectiye tand. No, nor with anything els,
under Heaven except poverty and des
potism. ltis already at work in thes,
directions. but "irsa long lane thai
never ends. "-Navasota Tablet.
/ Rev. J. b. Bowen, the evangelist who
held a meeting here last summer, pass
ed through the city yesterday en- route
home TO Ennis, having just held meet
ing and established new Christian
church at Port Arthur.
John Nayartl has moved his tailor
shop up stairs over the post Office
where he viii be pleased 10 have his
patrons aud the public call and ge, th'
best work at the lowest prices. 81
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-01-15

THE REVIVAL.
synopsis of a Sermon by DIR,
Lamlkin.

The interest in the revival
at the Baptist church contin-
ues to grow. The attendance has
been increased this week and the indi-
cations are that much good will be ac-
complished during the week. Below is
given a synopsis Of Dr. Lamkin's ser.
mon last night:
1.-THE wages Of sin Is death Rom.
6.23. Gas righteousness tendeih 70
life. 40 he that pursueth evil pursueth
Il 10 his own destructuclion. Prov.
ll:l6.
These texts are expressive OF a great
calamity-sin. For six thousand years
two great forces have batlled with each
other for the supremacy in this world
OF Ours-righte0usness and sin Sin
puts down, righteousness elevaies.
need no moralist 10 tel me that there
10 something wrong with this old world
and with humanity. The history Of the
world Ia the record Of sin, and a-ylums
iails aud penitentiaries % well a. sigh.
and groans and tears declare that thii
world Is terribly wrong. Sin does "a
work gradually, and the victim is al
most beyond hope before he reaIizei
his condition. Sin Ia characterization
to law, and lie penaly Il death. Il T.
death 10 the body. All the suffering
OF the body, a. well a. the wasting form
OF the debauchee are the result Of Sin
look on the bloated face Of the sui
eide and read the history and worl
Of sin.
IL is death 10 the moral nature. Ia
II Is death 10 conscience. Al the las
hour conscience sounds q loud alarm
but II IL too late. (b) Sin is death {,
the will. The will power IL the great
est power with which God has endowe,
man-the power TO start and the pow
or 10 stop. Sin tampers with the brake
power Of your soul, and some day 20,
will lind yourself on the last dowr
grade of life with brake broken aud th,
open draWbndge before You.
Sin 10 death 10 the soul and separates
Il from God forever There is a per
pendicular hill just ahead OF you
How wish could get every man Do
this audience 81 put on the brakes an,
b. saved tonight. Flee 10 him.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-01-15

Miss Ethel Barrymore n 20 marry Law.
renee Irving, son Of Sir Henry Irving
Tho announcement was made at a din
ncr gwen by the prospective bridegroom
"Wednesday night Sir Henry Irving
and Miss Barrymore were present and
the former gave the young couple his
blessing
Miss Barrymore Is daughter Of
Maurice Barrymore, the well known
actor. and Is about 20 years Of age. She
Is favoritc with the nobility, the seal
Of approval having been placed on her
some months ago by the Princess of
Tcck, who invited her 90 a garden party.
While thcrc she met the Prince Of
Wales and be- showed her much attcn'
ton. Miss Barrymore Is q granddaugh'
ter Of Mr.. aud Mrs John Drcw, the
elder. and her uurlc- aro John and Sid
new Drew.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-01-15
LAuNpRYMEN STRIKE.
Chinese Are Put to work aud Receive
Rough Treatment.


New York, Jan. ii.-Scycrl hundred
laundrymcn are ON strike In this city.
Jacob Biiteman proprietor Of a Wall
street laundry. put 20 Cinnamon 20 work
In his shop. The strikers scnta com.
mittcc to protest 10 Tom Ice, the "may-
or Of Chinatown" and also sent a com.
mittoo 10 the proprietor, asking him %
have the Cinnamon stop work, but all In
vain. The strikers have obtained a pr
init from the chief OF police, and held q
parade Mor than 1000 men, women
aud girls marched In the parade. and
there was a hand Of 10 pieces Among
the lannors carried by the strikers was
q rcdNhirt. six feet long and four feet
wide. bearing the words, eve arr fight
ing Tor bread"
As the Cinnamon lott Bitiorman i
shop Thursday night about 90 men,
friends OF the discharged ironcr., lay In
wait Tor them in doorways near by The
Cinnamon wcrc taken unawarcs, and
they received severe punishment being
cluhhcd and knocked about promiscu.
0usly. Most OF them wcr cluhbed about
the head, and had their eyes hlackcnod.
The policc finally rescued The Cinnamon
and arrested two of their ASSISTANTS.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-01-15

Lomax was in waxahaehie yes
usrlsy- --
J. II. Royder was here from WeII5orn
yesterday.
Judge Taliaisrro returned from Nav
asoia yesterday.
For Reni-Two good up stairs rooms
Apply to Ira Goooh ~
DR.. Breach Of wellborn wasR visitor
70 the city yesterday.
J T. Hall and wife Of Cleburne, ar,
the city visiting relatives.
Miss Ella Marriott Of Harvey, was Q
visitor to the city yesterday.
p For nice butter delivered at your
home, see Mrs. ". W. Griffin. -
Mr.. and and Mrs. b. =. Wilson r.
turned to sherman yesterday.
For Reut-The Mosely residence on
courthouse square. Apply at this Of.
Gee. A
Wanted-On OF before Feb. ], position
as bOokkeepeI OF salesman. Clifford
Axson. ~
Lon Baker returned from Calvert yes
terday With a Mexican wanted here on
aminor charge.
For Accident and Life Insurance,
either In Lodges or Straight Life Com
panies zee joe b. Reed n
J. II. Carpenter and J. W. Haggard
are a. Parks stable from Collin county
with a 6ne lot Of Texas mules.
A special service Tor children will b.
held al the Baptist church this AFTER
noon At $50 Everybody invited.
on receip, Of 25 cents | will send to
ady one a receipt for the cure OF coms
In one night John W. Gee. Bryan,
Texas. %
Lost-A blue and red spcckled hound
branded blolched " on len side; $3.50
reward for return to the Eagle or 70
nill Wilson. %
The boys are beginning TO whoop mp
politics through the papers Of the state
ina way that indicates the campaign
just opening will be a warm one.
Lee J. Cox has returned nom a trip
70 Meridian. Having diseofed ofall
his int reefs in Boque county, Mr.. Cox
announces that he IL "here TO stay"
Marriage licenses. Cornelius Mineo
70 Lucile MIugo, Russell Polk 10
Geo.gianna Jones, James Harris 90
Beiscy GUon Rosario Butlacayala 4.
Josephine nolcImascala.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-01-15
city Council.

The cizy council met last night, all
officers being present except Alderman
Wilson.
Minutes aud officer, reports were dis
posed OF with approval and bills or
dereG paid.
A. u. Carr ST., ]. W. johnson and
Geo. W. smith were appointed board
disqualification.
The members Of the council and the
city officers were appointed a committed
to draft suitable resolutions on IN,
death Of Gov. Ross.
The services Of the night policeman
we're continued.
Adjourned.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-01-15
Married In o. saloon window.

Cmwfordsyillo Ind, Jan. ll-Miss
Flcon I0gand JamD GIN wcro married
in the show window of o. saloon hcra
Tho affair was the outcome of hntOr
on the part oi % friend of the groom,
who volunteered topy an expenses u
the couple would consent 20 bo married
In the window, The bride and groom
drove up 10 the place IN a coach drawn
by six white horses and entered the win.
dow, which had been converted into a
floral bower, whop Squip Buck pro-
nouncod them man and wife Hundreds
Of people watched the proceedings from
tho street
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-01-15

A fair sized audience witnessed this
remarkable and irresistably funny jun
bic Of mirth an 4 music, dancing, etc ,
at the opera house last night. There
is not tie suggestion Of aplot, and no
room for one, but the fun is fast and iu.
rious from beginning to end and the
spccialiies crowded upon one another
thick and fast. There are fourteen Peo-
PIE in the company and not a stick
in the lot The yellow Kid was inn
mense, The part being done by hoy OF
Il or q, who could hardly be excell,d.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-01-15
Woodmen Celebrate.

The woodmen Of the World held an
important business meeting last night
after which they repaired to the Handy
Kitchen aud ieasted on oysters, having
a most pleasant time In the maternal
gathering The following officers were
elected.
W. 5. Stuart, @. c.; W. P. Connolly,
A. L.; joe b. Reed, c.; }. W. Kiestler,
b. Chas. Knoblauch, 4. ;. II. Wealth.
erford, T.; J.. +, Stuart, W.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-01-15
THEY WE'RE FIRST COUSINS
Charles McCuiiagh WIN sue Tor Part
Of Joseph n. McCuiiagh's Estate.

Charles McCuuagh WIN sue Tor Part
81 Joseph H. McCuiiaEh's Esiate.
New York. Jan il.-Charlcs McCul-
lagh. superintendent Of the Thomas JEFF
fcnson building In the borough Of Brook
lyn, has instructed a lawyer 90 claim
Tor him a share In the estate Of the late
Joseph b McCullagh, Of st. Louis, Mo
The Brooklyn man says the st. Louis
McCullagh and De were first cousins,
and learned the printing business 20.
gcthcr. lie says that as mo- viii was cx'
ccuted De- thinks hc Is entitled % a shan
in The estate.
In the inventory Of the McCullagh cs.
tate dlcd with the probate court In 81
Louis the personal property was valued
at ss5GI174I No value was placed ou
the rial estate.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-01-15
ns Was Working In Mine when APP
pointed Postmaster at Denver.

Denver Jan. ~. The appointment Of
q Senator n. A, W Tabor 10 b. post
master u Denver, Is the gr1atost sur.
priss that has come In connection with
the distribution Of Federal patronage.
Even tho.o In the inner circles Of the
Republicans had not the slightest infor.
nation ~ the appointment. Tho selcc-
tiou of Tabor isa very popular one, b.
rau~l ~ the feeling manifested that
Tabor dove not deserve the hard luck
whirh ne Inns bad for the past few years.
At the time the nomination was made
the ex-senator was working no the
Erlip.e minc In the warl gold district In
Boulder county. a messenger was sent
with the information and pturncd with
the statement that Tabor was complete.
~ stunned 90 the information. lie had
not evidently sought a.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-01-15

Washington, Jan. 1.-the senate
committee ON privileges and elections
has decided 70 make an adverse IMPORT
upon s. W. Corteit's claim TO a scat In
the senate from Oregon. The vote was
4 10 3, and was cast on partisan lines,
oxccp, that senator Burrows, Republio.
an, who Il absent. u counted upon his
authority IN opposition 10 Corhcif
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-01-15
lie Has an Invention Tor utilifing the
Wave Power of the sea.

New York. Jan. ll.--Thomas \. Edi'
SON. Jr.. has invented a machine for
utilizing the wave power Of tho sea.
when In place tho machine VIII b. 20
miles ont AZ sra. and viii consist 81 =
series Of gigantic aipumps The air
compressed by these viii D. used 10 run
dyuamu.
For s25,OoO.OoO he can construct a
plant. be- says, that viii furnish 1000
900 horso power, enough 10 supply the
entire state u New York. lie says that
powerful syndicate has the matter OF
immediate construction Of the plant nm
der consideration. His plans arr said q
BE- practically completed.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-01-15

Washington, Jan. li--Rohcr, $. Tay.
lor Of Indiana, mcmbCr Of the monetary
commission, was again bcfor the house
banking and currency committee. He
referred 60 inadcquacy Of banking facih.
ties In the south and west and suggested
that for the present this country must
look mainly 90 independent, small local
hanks for relief which is needed, though
he saidd an extensive system Of branch
hanks might have mon effective tend
ency 10 cqualisc rates Of interest.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-01-15

Chicago, Jan. il.-"Frcd" Gilbert.
the crack trap shooter, and "Eddio"
Bingham Of this city, have left for New
York where Gilbert will shoot against
Elliott for the possession Of the trophy
saturday. The moc viii be shot az Dcx-
lor park. Gilbert Is In iine form and Is
thought "a have better than ever an
wen chance Of winning
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-01-15
Primary School.

Mrs. Anderson will begin a private
school Tor sm IA children IN the old Bap-
tist church ne1t Monday morning. 30
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-01-15
A WEDDING ANNoUNcEo.

Nils. Ithei barrymore l. To- We'd Law
renee Irving AZ London.
New York, Jan IA private cable
dispatch from London announces that
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-01-15

E.B.IS@a1 wa. in wanahachio yes