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Dr.. Schnee, the great specialist
for this disease. says: "By obser-
walton of tissue change, effected
by the use of Carlsbad Water, !
have had the opportunity of prov
ing that in this disease, as large
a proportion as 81 to 50 per cent
OF the cases are cured"
The genuine Carlsbad Water
neutralizcs the acids and by alka'
LINKING the blood, arrest the de-
struction of albuminoid. and pep
~tonatcs.
beware Of limitations. The gen.
uine Water of Carlsbad must have
the seal of the City Of Carlsbad
and the signature of "Eisner &
Mendelson Co, sole agents, New
York." on every label
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HURRY WORK ON WARsHIPs.
Directions Sent to Firms Building Naval Vessels
to Expedite the Work.

Directions Sent 10 FirmsB Building Naval Vessels
to Expedite the Work.
WASHINGTON, March s.-The necessity Of got
ting evory ship into serviceable condition as
quickly as possible has caused tho Navy Depart
ment to Rcnd directions 10 the various Arms
which arc constructing vessels for the Govern.
ment to hurry up the work.
Some difficulty has been experienced In sccur-
ing satisfactory assurances from tho company
at Camden. n. j., which 4 Ia building tho gunboat
Princeton, that the completion of that vessel
will DO expedited, and to-day q telegram was
sent to tho company insisting on creator effort,
under penalty of q cancellation of the contract.
Chier Constructor Hichborn went to Camden last
week to inspect the Princeton and to ascertain
tho reason for the already embarrassing delay,
and the notice OF tie department to-day was
based on his report.
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HURRYING THE BA1TL EsHIPs.
Forcos Working AiEht and Day on the Men.
tucLy and KearHArEs.

tucLy and kearHArEs.
NEWPORT NEWS, Va, March s.-Despite per-
sistent denials on the part of the officials at the
ship yard here. it is apparent that there is I'M
usual activity on the battleships Kentucky.
Kearsargo, and Illinois. A double shift of men
10 being worked on them, and the immense ship
building plant is being operated day and night.
Moro than five hundred mon worked all day on
Sunday.
Naval Constructor Woodward who has charge
of the Government work at the shipyard here,
and Mr.. NJ. V. Doughty, Superintendent Of Con-
struction, have been called to Washington with
Mr.. c. i. Orcutt to consult with officials of tho
Navy Department.. 1t is rumored here to day
that these men will suggest to the officials the
practicability Of buying foreign vessels not yet
completed and bringing them here to be finished
mp In. accordance with American ideas and on
American lines.
Preparations for war are being actively pushed
at Fort Monroe. To-day 10 twelve-lnch pro-
~jectiles were landed at Old Point. They wero
shipped from New York.
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sirahle. These reasons ala not relate &c, much
row that has been Goine On for. sew
eral days between Chairman Cannon Of the APP
preparations Committee and Chairman, Boutelle
Of the Naval. Committee as to which should
have charge of the war measure. Not being =
naval appropriation bill as IL stands, tho Naval
Committee had no control over It. and so
Chairman Boutollc. who for seyeral days
has been in a state OF mind because
the Administratio seems to, think that
war "a possible. was compelled to step
aside and allow Chairman Cannon TO take
charge OF the bill appropriatinE. money for the
national defence. But the bill es y passed is
not even entitled q bill to provide for the ma
tional doloncc. It Is simply, q bill to
meet certain urgent dofciencies, including that
of printing and binding. with $50. 0O0, 600 for
tho national defence added. To this change OF
form In due In a measure the delibcratton with
which tho Senate treated the bill when
II, came from the House. II was presented
tho Vice rssident,s table until no had
concluded. Then tho presiding. officer, who
happened TO be Senator Fryo OF Maine, laid the
bill before the Senate, and II was referred 70 INC
Committee on Appropriations. The
will probably have a meeting tomorrow TO act
upon the bill. and may report IT to the senate
before the close Of the days session.
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LEHIGn STUDENTS MILITANT:

800 or Them Parade tho Streets with q Ran
ner ITO Hell with Spain"
SOUTH BETHLEHEM. Pa. March s.-The war
spirit has attacked the students of Lehigh
University, and daily drills and parades arc
held on the campus. At noon to-day about 800
OF the students, headed by a drum corps, pa
raded through town cheering for Uncle Sam
and joering Spain. A banner had the iuscrip.
tion. ITO hell with SPAIN"
The Bethlehem Foundry and Machine Com.
pany Is engaged on extensive irouwork for tho
United States Government Qualifications now
being. erected at Portland Head. on Elizabeth
Island. Portland, Me-. also for Notifications
at, Great Gull Island. Off New London, Long
land yesterday and several moro carloads are to
follow this week.
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THE LEE INCIDENT CLOSED.
Senior Du Roso Denies That Spain Demanded
or Requested Lse's Recall.

Senior Du Boso Denies That Spain Demanded
or Requested Lee's Recall.
WARRINGTON. March s.-No diplomatic Incl
dent OF any Importance occurred in Washington
to day and preparations for the national defence
occupied tho time and the attention of the
statesmen at both ends of Pennsylvania avenue.
Senor Du Bose, tho Spanish Charge d'Affaires.
repeated. in conversation with newspaper re-
porters, his denial that no demand or request
had ever been made by Spain for Consul
General Lees recall, and said that this
incident. as we'll as that Of the
sending OF relief supplies to the Cubans In war
ships had been satisfactorily adjusted and
closed. He further expressed the hope and be-
lisf that the controversy over the Cuban aues-
ton would BIO settled on the basis of peace be-
tween the United States and Spain, and with
honor TO both countries.
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SHIPPING MORTAR GUNS.
a Providenos Plant Has Orders 10 Hurry ON
Its Ordnance Contract,

PROVIDENCE, r. l.. March s.-The Builders
Iron Foundry Of this city. which has q contract
with tho United States Government to furnish
nine coast defence mortars. received orders last
week TO ship four of the completed mortsrs at
once. Ono OF those big guns was shipped by
rail to-day to the proving grounds at Sandy
Hook. Its passage through the street to the
railroad yard was viewed by curious crowds.
The mortar Is u breech .loader, with q twelve
pound prOjeCtile eight. miles.
The balance OF the big guns arc at present
lying about the foundry in various stages OF
completion. The work has SO far advanced
that the company: can. turn out one every ten
days IL desired.
Ihs Providence Engine Company is working
on a big contract of disappearing gun carriages
but up to tonight il has received no orders
10 hurry up the work.
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- MORE FORTS CAN NOW BE MANNED
Gen. Merritt HGch Pleased by the Passage Of
tho Artillery Bill.

Major-Gen. Wesley Merritt. commanding The
Department of the East, did not start On his
tour of inspection of Southern army posts Voc
terday. His trip is postponed, not abandoned.
Gen. Merritt is very much gratihcd at the pas
sage OF the Hawley bill increasing the artillery
by two regiments. He said that the passage ~
the bill would make II possible 10 put the prurcr
complement OF men in thirty-four practirA.,
ungArrisoned iortihcations in the Department
Ct the East. He said also that two Lieutcnnh-'
Colonies. four Majors. ten Captains, thirly.hts
First Lieutenants, and three Second Licutenanls
would be promoted.
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BRAZIL KEEPS HER SHIPS.
Those Finished She Sa nts, Those Building she
Will Lot Go.
Special Gable pe,patche, to THE Sun.

Special Gable DISPATCHES to THE Sun.
LONDON, March Sit Is declared officially at
the Brazilian Legation to-day that Brazil now
refuses to sell any of her completed warships.
This includes the Amazonis ana the regularly
commissioned vessels at Rio Janeiro. for tho
purchase of which Spain has been trying to no.
gotiate. Brazil is ready. however. to transfer
the contracts for any ship now in the course Of
construction to any power making q sufficient
offer.
PARIS, March s.-The Brazilian Naval Com
mission, which is conducting negotiations hero
for the sale Of Brazilian warships. denies en-
phatically the report that the Amazonis has
been sold to Spain.
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SPANISH LOAN IMPOSSIBLE.
Ftnanciors in London Think Spain Came
Borrow Any More Money.

Ffnanciors In London Think Spain Cannot
Borrow Any More HIonoy.
A special cable to the New York News Bureau
says: 81 have interviewed the leading hnancier
of London who says: i do not believe that
Spain can raise any loan here or on the
Continent. Tho Rothschilds would oppose;
their interest is to keep Spain peaceful. A
loan is impossible, Spain being bankrupt.
Tho Bank of Spain is absolutely insolvent,
but probably will not default on cou-
pons. though even that is uncertain. The
chance of war with the United States
is a different matter. as tho Spaniards are
patriotic and would raise the necessary funds
internally. The position is one Of extreme ten.
but we are not prepared to pledge ourselves
either way"
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Mnklar Con,rnst. for ConI.

WASHINGTON. March s.-With tho knowled GO
that the National Defence Appropriation bill
will go through the Senate. as it went through
the House. without opposition. tho Navy De-
partment has already made contracts for secur.
ing IA large supply of coal to be used by tho
squadrons of the United States. More fuel will
be purchased abroad for the Asiatic and Euro
pean squadrons. The largest supply will BIO
stored in sheds now in course OF erection at
Key, West ana the Dry Tortugas. and there will
be plentiful shipments 10 Port Royal. 8. O.. and
Norfolk, Va, to be held in reserve.
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Ho want. n Grand Army B~a,,,s.h,p.

ST. LOUIS. March s.-Henry NJ. Jones, a
member OF Blair Post, @. A. r.. 10 energet.
ically at work on Il project looking toward the
construction OF a battleship to be named Grand
Army OF he Republic. Al tho next meeting OF
his rost Mr.. Jones, will intro luce n resolution
providing for n call on all members of the q. A.
H.. for subscriptions TO q fund which shall DO de.
voted to the building OF such II battleship.
lhere are but lew members of tho Grand
Army, he says. who cannot or would moi
Gheerfully contribute SO for such a purpose. and
] know many OF tho Weather comrades would
give large sums"
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THE sPANIsH ELECTIoNS.
rJstorioal Condition or tho Provinces Mates
the Result Uncertain.

Special Gable Despatch to THE Sun.
LONDON. March ga despatch to tho TIMES
from Madrid. referring to tho alleged inter
view with Cardinal Rampolla, the Lee
canard. and other stories of q similar
nature. says that they and the recent
bread riots have put the provinces In
such Q hysterical state that 1t is difficult to pre-.
dict the result of tho coming elections for mem.
bers of the Cortes. but the Government should
obtain Q fair m 'jority. The Carlists will con-
test only The seats they are confident OF gain.
ing. The Republicans are still undecided. and
the Conservatives arc completely broken u
spirit and numbers.
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Arms for pior,d. Naval Reserves.

TALLAHASSEE, Fla. March s.-The State Of
hcers have been notified from Washington that
200 stands Of arms have been sent TO the Naval
Reserves at Tampa. Pensacola, and Jackson
VILE. The two artillery companies in the State
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warnIs FesusE In Dallas. Tex.

DALLAS. Tex, March s.-Capt. Blewett OF the
Dallas A%rtiiiery, one OF tho best known military
organizations in tho South. made a speech To his
men. at their armory last night, saying he had
received orders TO recruit 100 more membera-
he informed the men that they were expected
70 bs prepared for service at u mOment'0 nStiSS
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TO PROTECT NARRAaAxsH1T BAY.
Arrival OF Threo Ten-rnch Guns At Dutch
InIand-Mines for tho Channels.

I~nIand-Mines for tho Channels.
NEWPORT, r. l., March s.-The three 1o-inch
guns for Dutch Island arrived to-day from
Sandy Hook. The carriages had preceded them
and were on the island. with ammunition for the
guns. The carriages will be assembled as soon as
possible. These guns are the only modern high.
power ordnance now on hand for tho defenco of
the entrances to NarraRansett Bay. Tho tor
pedo mines for the various channels were ro-
ceived about n year ago, and are now being ft-
ted for service, the anchors having arrived only
Q few days ago. With these and the Dutch
Island battery in working order, a hostile fleet
could not enter Narragansett Bay.
Other batteries are in contemplation for q
more perfect defence OF the bay, but in Q few
days with these the passage of a feet could bere.
sisted successfully. The torpedo station Is pro-
pairing torpedo outfits for tho Minneapolis and
Columbia. A number of seamen gunners and
other non commissioned officers have been or
dered from here to those ships.
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ChnIIea Spain 4. ON tho Gun.

PENSACOLA. Fla, March 9Th large ten.
inch breech.!oading rife arrived from Water
vlict Arsenal this morning and was sent down
10 Fort Pickcns This afternoon. IL weirhs
G7,1lO pounds and is thirty feet long. The gnn
had y great many. chalk marks on Il. such as
spain IL doomed. received during transporta.
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"LEGITIM1T TIE PATRIoTIsM."
England Can't Help sJmpatbixins with Our
Feeling.

Feeling.
Special Gable Despatch TO THE Sun.
LONDON. March 9.-The Daily NelDs, COM
menting on tho scene in tho American House of
Representatives at the passage of the Cannon
bill appropriating $50. oO0, 900 for tho national
defence. says it does not wonder at tho en-
thusiasm displayed.
The paper views the determination OF the
United States TO strengthen her navy as legiti-
mate patriotism. which. it says. will command
peculiar sympathy from the British public. 1t
declares that it is impossible not to sympathiEe
with the American feeling regarding Cuba.
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Tho Mantgsmcry sails fer Havana.

KEY WEST. Fla, March s.-ThA cruiser Mont
gomery sailed for Havana this afternoon to take
the place of the Fern. whi;h will be used TO
carry provisions 10 Cuba.
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PATRIOTIC hts OF PYTHIAs.
Tho Unirorned Rank May Organize q Brigade
In the Event or War.

AMSTERDAM, \. ", March s.-Tho staff OF
Brig. Con. Charles A. Luton. commanding the
uniformed rank Knights of Pythias of this
State. met in Amsterdam last night to consider
the question OF organizing a brigade, to include
members of the Uniformed rank, to serve tho
nation in the event of war with Spain. The
idea originated with a retired United States
army officer I, this State. The officers OF the
will be recruited from retired National Guards.
mon and members OF the uniformed rank. There
are nearly 5000 drilled men IN the New York
brigade, divided into forty companies and four
regiments: The staff will meet again shortly TO
consider the project.
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senior Du Hose IIspes HostIuIirs VIII BE
Avoided.

WAsHINGToN. March s,-Senor Du Bose.
Charge d'Atraires OF the Spanish Legation. paid
a visit 10 Assistant Secretary Day at the State
Department this afternoon. lie cap,c TO inquire
about the general situation OF SpanIsh.Aineri
can affairs, and to express the hope that hostili.
ties would be avoided.
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The Pennsylyania Limited, with It's new equipment.
u by Ia' she handsOmest passenger train In existence.
l leaves New York eSery morning for Chicago. Cin-
SinnStl, aud St. Louis.-AdV.
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NO RAMPoLLA INTERVIEW.
His Alleged Talk About Spain and Cuba Pure
InVsntIOn.

Special Gable Despatoh to THE Sun.
ROME. March Sit is declared Officially that
an interview alleged to have boon had with
Cardinal Rampolla relative to Spain and Cuba
10 pure invention.
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OGers 400 Troop. TO Gov. Brad

Offers 700 Troops TO Gov. Bradley.
LOUISVILLE. Ky, March S.-The Colonel of
thn Louisville Legion has offered 700 men and
two batteries to the Governor In case of war.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1898-11-19

DR.. J. 8. Edge and Sam Victor Of
kurien were here yesterday.
Ne W. J.. Dean Of Madisonyille'
left yesterday 10 visit In Waco.
Mrs. G. ". Sandal Of wellborn, Wis
tied friends In Bryan yesterday.
II. +. Vitopil Of Providence, called on
The Eagle Shile In town yesterday.
Newell Ross and Master Ross Harring-
ton we're here from college yesterday.
Do. Julius Zulch and W. l.. Zulch
we're here from willow Hole yesterday.
Capt. and Mrs. John q. Tabor arrived
from san Antonio yesterday afternoon.
Prof II. II. Raymond Is here from
Ohio shaking hands with Brazos county
friends.
Joe Carnes Of Bethel, lefI Tor Bell
county yesterday, where be will make
his home.
Miss Eugenia Bone came down from
Hearne yesterday accompanied by Mrs
G. +. Britain.
Capt. ]. 81. Love II Cottonwood
was able 10 be in town today, after az
ilneas Of two weeks.
Keep the question Of street improve
ment hot Don't LET Il rest until bette
streets are secured.
u. N. White Of Houston. represent
ing the Diebold .aie and lock company
Was In the city yesterday.
Lon johnson has the cheapest an'
fnssi samples Of wall paper and room
moulding ever seen in Bryan. 10
Save middle mans profit by buyiu
your wall paper from Ion Johnson. IL
sells direct from the factory. ~
Mrs. &. W. Pinkston and little son
returned 10 Waco yesterday after
pleasant visit 10 relatives here.
Those ladies' who have seen III
Eagles sleelplate visiting cards Al
I enthusiastic over the beautiful work.
With graded streets, a sewerage ~.
e ten and new depot, Bryan will be
j. hummer Tor looks a. we'll a. 10 b "a
business.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1898-11-19
New chra,Ian Church.

Greenville, Tex, Nov. IS. -Grounl
was broken here for the new Christian
.cwalk, Tho now odihce viii cost tib,
ao is expected 70 be one Of the
- inest In rnrth Texas
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1898-11-19

Weideman's Comedians will open a
weeks engagement 10 the Grand opera
house nexi Monday night with THAT
Naughty Kid," laughable tour act
farce comedy. They have q company
OF twenty people, fne band and solo
operate orchestra. The company ap.
peared here nr week last season and
gave spleno IA satisfaction. Every lads
accompanied by an escort with paid re-
served seat ticket will be admitted free
Monday night. Prices 10, 20 and x
cents.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1898-11-19
SENSATIONAL TESTIMONY.
Evidence rroduesd That the Missouri
Pacific wiz Not Build Road.

Liuls Rock. Nov. 49, In ohancery
court here curing the hearing Of the in
junction suit Of the Choctaw and Mem
phis Railroad company against the Mis-
sour Pacific, in which tho former IL
seeking 70 restrain the construction by
the latter Of line which, II built would
practically PARALLEL the Wister Junction
extension Of he Choctaw line, some sen
sational test mony was addueed In the
dispositions presented, tending 20 show
that toe Mifouri Pacific people are not
acting IN good faith and that they do
not intend 10 build their proposed road,
their purpose being merely 20 prevent
the construction OF the Choctaw road.
Testimony was given 20 substantiate
this allegation. The hearing was MOI
completed.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1898-11-19
r1ackintoshes:

Extra heavy, all wool
mackintoshes. guaranteed
rain proof, made in over
coat style with velvet col
lar. They come in black
and light brown.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1898-11-19
Have Help Handy

II the Turkey works a little mischief
Indigestion sometimes follows the
Thanksgiving Feast.
We have Halls Iron Tonic Bitiers
for Indigestion.
Halls Cholera Mixture for Cholera
Mofbus, Etc.
Halls Little Liver Pills ior Bilious
ness.
Halls Baby Cordial for Cholera In
lanlum, and many other well known
and Efficient Remedies
Just as well TO have one or two Of
them In house.
We aim 10 run perfect Drug store
and sell only pure drugs We max
every effort 10 please and satisfy on
customer.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1898-11-19

Ardmorc, I. T.. Nov. H. Tho Chick
asaw legislature recently raised ths mar
rage license from $50 20 5000 Tho
president has vetoed the bill as reason
that the United States does not wish 70
discourage inteTmaTiages. Il is said
that the license matter viii DO present
ed % the president again with tho ex.
PLANTATION that the Chickasaws do not
wish 20 discourage intermarriages, but
that the object Of the high license Is "a
lessen The aliases which has attended the
intermauiagc system In the past
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1898-11-19

Gainesville. Tex. Nov. is.-An extra
freight uain was wrecked seven miles
north when rounding a curve about 300
yards north Of Red river. The caboose
left the rack and turned completely
over, stopping with the trucks IN IL
air. Conductor William Hatfield an
Brakeman Harry Crogan were in the
cupola and were crushed 20 death.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1898-11-19

Clehurns Tex. Nov. is.-After being
oat Just 10 minutes the Jury in tho
shaw lunacy case brought IN a verdict
declaring the prisoner sane. Shaw d'd
not evinco any emotion, simply rcmars.
ing he was glad IL was all over. He
viii now be hanged for tho murder Of
Tom Crane
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1898-11-19

The city council means business on
the street improvement question aud
will act In the matter, we believe, as
soon as !, can be done advisedly, and
with the least expense aud the best
results.
It's the skill OF putting together the
proper Ingredients that makes your
prescription right-bciter 20 TO I'm.
nalfaa rtUhf roaeanahla ,.rtc. 49,.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1898-11-19

ri Pato. Tex. Nov is.-On account
Of the nrcyilence Of smallpox IN Juarez,
Nick. eoro., the Rio Grande. the many
Mexican aud American children residing
IN Juarg ana attending the vi Paso
public schools viii be REQUIRED 70 dis.
continue
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1898-11-19
Gloves:

All wool Jersey, dressed
and undrcssed kid, fine
Buck gloves, etc.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1898-11-19

Shreveport, La, Nov Is Little Mary
the s.year-old child Of Mr.. George w.
Keith, who was fatally burned while
standing near the fireplace. Is dead. The
sad accident occurred while her mother
was attending the funeral Of her brother
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1898-11-19
coar, Of Inquiry ordsrd.

Washington, Nov. ls.--The secretary
Of the navy has ordered a court Of Ia.
quiry to meet at the maynard at Nor
folk next Tuesday for the purpose Of in
vestigating the circumstances attending
the abandonment Of the Spanish cruiser
Maria Teresa with view to determir
ing the necessity and responsibility
fharnfnr
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1898-11-19
LOCAL NEWS.

~ flylor a cox's best.
nearne has been sick the pact
Taomas has returned from Cory.
elAhs
sFslch came up from Navasoia
yez
a Cplller Of Mumiord, was In the
eivsteFday.
IN eads Of Thompson Greek wa
heus,f rday.
millinery at cost at the s.
lesIMlors. 300
IN &c Dunlap returned to Mill
earr inlay.
Sa<tsie Johnson came down from
lee flsteiday.
Ef. Reynolds returned 4
tltmpstead yesterday.
d +. King and Judge J. D. Adail
surned h Tayicr yesterday.
bllsscs Maud and olive Wilson AZ
biting Mrs. =. J.. Misirot In Calves
Ron.