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The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-04-13
Notice 10y Publication of Final
Account,

The State ofTexas, To all Persons In.
teresied In the Estate Of james q.
Lawrence Deceased
j. j. Adams administrator dc bonis
non NJ The Estate of faid James @. Law.
renee Deceased, have iiled In the Coun.
ly Court Of lirazos County hi final Ac.
count 81 the COZ dtion ofraid state, to-
Pelhtr with an application 10 be die.
charged ~ administrator Thereof, " hich
will be- heard by our said Court ON the
81 Monday In April A. y 1893, same be.
Ing the 18Th day Of April 4 D. 1893, at
the Court llouio II said Brazos County
~ the City Of Bryan at which time and
place all persons interested In amid 90.
tate are required TO appear and contest
said Final Account and application. II
they see proper,
Witness G W. McMichael Clerk Of
the County Court Of Braz County.
Given under my hand and seal ~ said
Couit ut my Office In bryan on th, The
10Th day Of March A,D isls.
q. W. McMichacl,
CLERK County Court Brazos County Tex
BY Il. j mller, Deputy. li6
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-04-13

House to rent. Apply TO W. =. woot.
en-. lls
C.RO5inson went to Marlin yes.
terday.
House for Rent-Apply to Mrs. NJ.
Bonneville. lis
Miss Rita sblsa left yesterday toyisit
friends In Dallas.
Pretty selection Of toilet water sets at
Sam d. Wilson & Co. li5
Levi Carter and Bob Ba,son Of Maids
on coun ty, were here yesterday.
Baseballs, bats, masks and gloves at
the lowest price At b. $. Reads drug.
store. Han
81 Packard, who has been visiting
here this week, went to Ennis yester-
day.
Beautiful up.to-date stock Of box sta.
tionery. You ought 10 see ii. Sam b.
Wilson & Co. ITO
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Presley LEFT for
Marlin Yesterday where they will make
their future home.
For Accident and Life Insurance
either In Lodges or Straight Life Com
panisk zee Joe b. Reed. u
Complete aud splendid assortment
Of fiGhing tackle and sporting goods, at
Is. s. Reads drugstore. ll4u
Cabt. ]. q. Tabor left yesterday TO at.
tene the knights Templars grand com.
mandery meeting IN Dallas.
We have the finest line Of feifumeryr
toilet articles soaps and bath sponge.
In the city. Sam b. Wilson 4 Co. ia
wANTED-To rent a good piano
Will pay reas enable price for suitable
instrument. Apply TO A. +. Wilson. II
Ice cream and summer drinks will be
served free to ladies' and children from
4 to 10 today evening at the Handy
Kitchen.
A complete line Of the novelties o
Writings, Hurds and Branes stationery
In the latest tinis and sizes at b. $
Reads drugstore. llilf
Ira Gooch l. now giving careful per
sonal attention 10 his livery business
and all he asks Is that you get his pr
ces and give him an opportunity {,
eerye you. l3f
Rev. Geo. +. Hall, an original, fchol
arly and entertaining orator, Willlectur'
under the auspices Of the Y. NJ. G. A. a
the Baptist church tonight at s O'Clock
Ills subject will be "The Model New
Woman" Admission by ticket only
Tickets may be had free at james Dru.
Store and at HAswel's book store.
Ira Gooch's livery stable il now thor
oughly equipped with new and stylish
single and double buggics, fine driving
horses, new closed carriages and othel
vehicles. Get his prices when you wan
livery service. l34
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-04-13
Now In Operation.

We paid a visit TO the headquarters
Of the l.. Il. Patterson FeAther.cleAning
Co., who recently moved into our city
and opened up business In the T. 2.
Wooten building-near Mistrot Bros.
and found them already at work. This
10 business that we can unhssltatingly
endorse, after seeing their process, aud
the dirt and accumulated matter that
they clean from feather beds and pill.
lows and you will find by examining
their array Of Al testimonials and let.
ters Of recommendation that when You
deal with them, you are dealing with
business men and not with characters
who are on the beat. They come to us
highly recommended by many Of the
best citizens Of Hearne, Calvert and
wherever they have done business. Mr..
Patterson earnestly asks everyone 10
call and see his work.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-04-13
Morphine o pIum.Llquor Habits
Cured.

DR.. W. n. Rogers, superintendent Of
the Proyideut Heights sanitarium at
Waco Is at the Exchange hotel, and
says that he Is prepared to cure the
opium, morphine, cocaine, whiskey or
any narcotic drug habit under substan.
tial guarantee Ia q very short time,
varying from "a 10 90 hours, the treat.
ment being absolutely painless or harm.
less. DR.. Rogers has been q regular
practicing physician all bis life aud
makes the claim that his methods are
not those Of the usual specialist In this
line. Any one desiring farther infor.
nation regarding his treatment can see
him at the hotel any time up I'LL noon
today, or can address him At Waco. II
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-04-13
CHANGES IN wARsHlPs.
same Merchant Marine Vessel. bought
Already Ia Fighting Trim.

same Merchant Marine Vessel. Iiought
Already Ia Fighting Trim.
New York, April ig.-The Sioux, In
command Of Ensign Ghenrdi, i ready
for SEA and will probably sail today.
Tho Uncas l. nearly ready and the r..
pairs 20 the Tccumseh arc expected 10
b. finished today.
When the Eagle and the Hornet were
floated ont OF the dry dock the Scorpion
and Wasp woru put ~ their places. The
Eagle and Hornet arc painted and have
their guns In position They will b.
finished this week The mainmasts Of
the Scorpion and Wasp have hccn n.
moved and their foptopnasts taken
down. The ,tcamors are 10 b. plated on
the sides 10 protect their engines and
boilers
The Saturn went into commission
yesterday aud Is nearly ready Ia ~ e
aea. Work ON fitting out the III Nortr
now the Yankee; the III Sd. now a.,
Yosemite, and the Niagara has begun
and the gunboat Annapolis In bsinl
oyerhauled and having changes made ~
her AMMUNITION hoist-
The Atlantic transport line steamer
Europe, which Is now due from London
has ON board 800 cases, ~ tons, Of rapid
fire ammunition. consigned 10 the com
mandant Of The maynard, and 10 cas's
1 ton, consigned TO the military acad
envy at West Point The Europe als'
brings small torpedo boat recently
purchased by the government IN Eng
land
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-04-13
Sure Enough War.

Asa fighter and cutter an some.
thing myself. A others are cutting
prices now propo'e to make the cheap
eat prices In shoe making and repairing
for the next 20 days ever known in Bry.
an. Nail half sole-, 4Oc: fewcd bali
soles, 76c; all patching AID stitching At
prices in proportion TO above. | have
lived In Bryan always and expert to
stay here-not here for few days and
then gone, but fxiufe-and a. a citi.
rem Of the town / solicit your patronage
These cheap prices call for cash, and all
work must be paid Tor when delivered
Apr I'm Il. brAuiERwicE
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-04-13

Washington, April H. The steering
committee Of house Republicans author.
lied canvass Of the house on the reso.
lutions, which were reported by Repre-.
sentative William A. Smith Of Michigan,
declaring for immediate armed inter.
yention for the establishment Of a stable
government In Cuba, free and independ.
ent. II will he presented 10 the Rcpub.
beans Of the foreign affairs committee.
and things seem In fair shape 10 secure
unity Of action on the basis Of this com.
promise. Il Is probable that the Re.
puhlicans will caucus.
Mr., Cannon, chairman Of the appro-
priations committee, said this afternoon ;
II regard war rs inevitable. United
States intervention means war"
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-04-13
THE NATIONAL GUARD.
How Each state WIN Have to Respond
" Called Upon.

How Zach state VIII Have to hespond
" Called Upon.
Washington, April i2.-ln anticipa.
ton Of the possibility Of call on the
National guard Of states and territories
to assist In national defense In case Of
war with Spain, Adiutant General Cor.
bin has compiled mass Of interesting
information In connection with the
strength Of the National guard and the
quota each state aud territory could be
expected ~ furnish under calls for 10. OO0
10 100000 according, first, rs 10 the
strength of the National guard, aud soc.
ond, according 20 the population Of the
different states aud territories. In case
Of call for $4,000 men, Arkansas, with
a strength Of 2lOO men, would furnish
B93 men on a National guard basis, or
$40 on u basis of population Texas,
with strength " $500 men, would send
I2l4 men on National guard basis, on
on basis Of population, 1879 men
These proportions would bo maintainc
according to the same ratio IN ease cal
for 100000, 10000 or 700. 100 men al
made IL Is stated by Adjutant Gcncr.
Corbin In case "a call for troops become.
necessary, Il will be based upon th
population Of the different states.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-04-13
FREE OPENING TODAY.
At the Randy Kitchen for the
Ladies' and Children.

The Handy Kitchen opening had to
be postponed on account OF the ex.
tfemely bad weather yesterday and will
be given today at the same hours,
from p. M. 10 10 p. m. Ice
cream aud ell summer drinks will be
served free Of charge and all the ladies
and children are Gorilla ly invited 10
attend. The Handy Kitchen has just
been enlarged and finished throughout
with beautiful interior decorations and
arrangements have been made 10 serve
the public 10 strictly hrst-class style.
A fresh stock Of Lowne)'s chocolates
and other fine candies just received.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-04-13
H. & 7. C. EXCURSIONS
EPWOKTll LFAGUE.


fo' trains leaving Bryan April 18th
4 p. m. and April 10Th 81 an, II. a
T. G. viii sell round ,iip tickets h. Gal.
weston a. $40. Good TO leave Calves
ton not later than 7;9 p. m. train,
April 23rd. Ticket. must be- lgned and
stamped 10 Galveston before return.
YM. ca.
April 18Th ard liih II. arc. WI
sell tickets to Galveston At $3.50 round
trip. Limit Of tickets April 10th Tick.
ct. mnrl be signel and stamped In Gal
weston before return.
SAN JAClNTO CELEBRATION.
For trains leaving Bryan April 10Th
and 2lst 1877 a M. ard April lgih
aud 2l-t .. M, n. 4 T. &. will sell
round trip tickets 10 Houston for 81 90.
Tickets sold April ~ h limit Apul 2l,t,
and tickets sold April git, limit April
22nd.
GRAND COMMANDERY KNIGHTS
IEMfIAk.
April 18th aud 18th round trip tick.
eis will be -old TO Dallas At one fare.
Limit II tickets Apr 10Th Tickets must
be- stamped aud igted 10 Dallas before
return.
r. +. A.
April 2l,t and 22nd round tip tickets
will 10 sold TO Galveston for ~ 80. Lin.
IL april Goth. Tickets must be signed
and stamped 10 Galveston before 70
turn.
GRAND ODGE K.oiP.
April l5ll aud 18Th round trip tickets
will be sold 10 San Antonio for 800,
via Houston aud southern Pacific only.
Limit April - Tickets must lie signed
and stamped In San Antonio before
return.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-04-13
ATTENTION, VETERANS
Reunion at Rogers Prairie siay
A and d,

Sam DAVIS Camp U. q. v. recently
organized at Rogers Prairie, Leon coun.
~ with a membership Of thirty.seven,
10. B. Hollis, commander, and Capt.
Patterson, adjutGnt, will hold a grand
reunion at Rogers Prairie May llh and
9th, 1898. Every body Is cordially inyit'
ed TO attend, and ex.Confederales, and
their families are urged to he present.
The reunion lie given early 10 order not
TO conflict with the reunions Of other
Camps, and with the hope that every
body will attend.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-04-13
THE MARKETS.


Chicago, April ~. -Cattle-Recoi
1000; steady. Texas steers, 5000 90.
Sheep-Receipts, gO0Oi steady.
81. Louis, April l2.-Cattlc Receipts,
1000, including 900 Texans; steady
Texas and Indian steers, G7b@465.
Shecp-Receipts, 1900, including 1900
Texans Steady Texas muttons s4.0O
@4.6O.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-04-13
Attention Xeterans!

Every member Of CampJ. Il. Robert.
son is ordered 10 meet at the opera
house as O'Clock Thursday night.
April Il. Important business to be-
transacted. Honor OF the camp IL con.
cernei. BY order Of A.C. BRETT,
W. q. Mitchell, Commander.
Adjulant.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-04-13

and tina, no action on the part Of Spain
short Of evacuation Of the island by
Spanish forces, will satisfy this country
II Is also believed there viii he indirect
recognition of the right Of Cubans to
frccdom and independence.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-04-13
Several Cuban Resolutions,

Washington, April i2--ln the senate
Mr. Lindsay Of Kentucky started Cuban
resolutions with one declaring that the
United States should cooperate with
Gomez In any military operations In
Cuba. Mr.. Wilson Of Washington fol.
lowed with a declaration authorizing
the president 10 use the army and navy
TO end hostilities and secure a republic.
an government In Cuba Then came
Mr.. Allen Of Nebraska with another de.
claring a state Of war 10 exist between
Spain and the United States and recog.
nizing the indeper denoo Of the republic
Of Cuba. Mr.. Pcttus Of Alabama made
legal argument regarding the author
ty to declare and prosecute war Then
Senator Mason Of Illinois made a speech
In favor Of war and the recognition OF
the inmrgent government In Cuba.
The house was very quiet today aud
after u brief reference 10 Cuba by Rep
rcsentative Bailey Of Texas, considered
the District Of Columbia bill.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-04-13
Loo Rsaehe. wa.hInrion.

Washington, April ~ General Fitz.
hugh Lee arrived at Washington a.
ESQ o'clock tins afternoon, and entering
a closed carriage was driven at once up
Pennsylvania avenue. 100 or more bicy.
Giles accompanying the carriage.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-04-13
oVArIoNs TO LEE.
The Receptions Given Him Eseesd Those
Aeeorded ANY General

The Receptions Given Him EHeeed Those
Accorded Any General
Way Cross, Ga, April ~. Every
station along the route Of Consul Gener'
al Lees special train lavished appreciat.
i've tributes upon him. The country for
miles In the interior furnished ardent
admirers, who came in carts, wagons
and on horseback. Ladies filed the car
with handsome bouquets, accompanied
by missives expressive Of their admira-
ton. "whcp Is Leel" was the cry
from Tampa 10 this place, and until he
made his appearance the crowds could
not control their impatience, Wherever
the general stepped TO the rear platform
Outbursts Of applause greeted him. Be-
fore reaching Jasper. Fla, three tele-
grams were received on the train urg.
ing him 20 make his appearance,
so that the people could see
him. Arriving there the local COM
pany Of state troops and score
Of Confederate veterans with a wild
crowd met him. "A thousand welcomes
10 you, General Lee, as brave man; a
thousand welcomes 20 our old Confeder-
ate comrade ten thousand welcomes ,
you, sir, for your admirable official
course as our consul at Havana" said
one Of the grayheaded men,
II thank you, sir, said General Ice,
"for your kind expressions. | thank
the American people for the commenda.
ton they have shown my administra
ton as your consul general at Havana
| have never really known until today
how united the people are in sanction
ing my course"
In the afternoon he endeavorcd 10 gel
some sleep, but II was impossible. Tn,
crowds would bcsiege the trlin aud even
attempt 10 force the doors Of the priyat,
car In their frantic efforts TO see the pop
ular general
Johnston, Ga, April ig..-way Cro.i
exceeded all previous points In giyinl
General Lec an ovation. As the spccia
train rolled through the railway yard
every whistle and bell pealed forth IL
welcome. Cannon reared and muskctry
ratified. while 1000 wildly excited per
sons fnntically crowded up 20 the car
General Lee was taken bodily from thu
car and was introduced TO the crowd
The enthusiasm ran 80 high that tn
crowd climbed 10 the windows Of the ca
and the glass front door was broken 1t
by the crush General Lee was deeply
moved by the sincere demonstration
Savannah, Ga April l2,--At Sayan
nah more than 5000 people wcrc at th
station 20 see General Lac when TN
train came In. The crowd was cnthusi
astic, and short speech was made b.
the general, being frequently applauded
Lee Welcomed at Richmond.
Richmond, April ~. Consul Gcnen
Ftzhugh Lee arrived here at II o'clocl
this morning. The train remained a
the depot about 10 minutes Their
werc 10000 people present, includin,
the governor and staff, and Richmon'
Light Infantry Blues. The goyernu
welcomed the consul general, who mad
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-04-13

Richmond, April ~. Consul General
Fitzhugh Lee arrived here at II o'clock
this morning. The train remained nc
the depot about 10 minutes There
were 10000 people present, including
the governor and staff, and Richmond
Light Infantry Blues. The governor
welcomed the consul general, who made
a brief speech. He said time for talk
was over, that the time for action had
come
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-08-03
INJUNCTION AGAINST "PICKETs."
One Feature of the Attempt of Oshkosh
MilImen TO Start.

Oshkosh, Wis. Aug. 3.-Tedsy was
the day set by the six manufacturing
concerns of the city, whose employees
are now on strike, to open their plants
after eleven weeks of idleness. With
the occurrences of several weeks ago in
mind, when an attempt was made Ia
operate without employing union men,
the millmen have petitioned the city,
through the mayor, for protection from
mob violence. They have called atten-
ton to the fact that s-me OF them suf-
fered injury to their plants, bsth from
the fact that men have been detained
from going to work when they wished
and from actual damage sustained
through outbreaks.
In addition to this II is said the man
ufacturers will take steps to have an
injunctional order issued restraining the
labor organization from maintaining its
regular force of pickets in the vicinity
of the mills. This will, il carried into
effect, be SO constructed that the Of
ficials will have the authority to dis
perse any gatherings in the vicinity OF
the plants. on the ground that they are
violating the provisions OF the injunc-
ton.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-08-03

NC aSkrlu q McCaShTil. Att orneyS and COu u
sellers.
State OF Illinois,
Rock Island County. 30
In the circuit court of the said county and
state TO the September term thereof, \. d.
1895
Emma Bal er vs. Charles Baker in chan
Gerry divorce
AFFIDAVIT of nonrssdence OF Charles Baker
the abHe named defendant. having been duly
cerried and sworn TO and fled in tie clerk :
Office OF the said county and state. showing
that the residence Of The above named de-
PENDANT is unknown, and that due and diligeut
inquiry has been made TO ascertain the sane
iotice is therefore hereby given 10 the sad
defendant that the said c1mDlIinant fled her
bill of complaint in Ill court on the chancery
side thereof Oh the 9th day of July. a. ID d,
1875. and hat thercupOn summons was is
sued olt OF said corr. wherein said suit is now
pending returnable "u the third Monday of
september next rs is nv law required.
Now Unless you, Charles Baker. the &C.
fondapt above named. shall personally be
ana appear before said circuit court of
Rock lSla-d county, on the first day
OF the next term thereof. to be holden at Rock
Island, In Rock Island county. and the 81 ate
OF III, DIS on the first day of the next Sep
tember term on the third Monday of the month
answer or demur To the said complainant S
bill Of coDPaint, the same together with the
matters aud things therein CHARGED and stated
Will be taken As confessed, and "a decree en-
tered against you according to the prayer of
the said bill
Rock Island Illinois. Julysi 1928.
GEORGE GAMBLE, Clerk.
MCCAsKkIN & MCCAsKRIN,
Comp ainant's Solicitors.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-08-03

1t is said, that the emperor pressed
his desire to have national funeral in
the Berlin cathedral. Prince Herbert.
however, still demurred. whereupon his
majesty said: IF this is not acceptable
/ should like to place a memorial
sarcophagus. with a 1ife-sized monu-
ment. in the cathedral" But to this
Prince Herbert replied that he could not
see how he would be acting in con-
formity with his fathers instructions
by accepting it. Bismarck's body was
at:ired. not as was customary in uni
form, but in ordinary grave clothing.
with white neck cloth adjusted as he
used to wear it when not in uniform.
DR.. Schweninger himself arranged the
body in sleeping posture. lying on the
side. Roses were placed in the hands
by Countess Marie ven Rantzau, the
daughter of Bismarck. 8,
Two death-bed photographs were
taken-one solely for the members of
the family and the other for an Illus
trated life of Bismarck which it is be-
lieved Professor Franz Won Lenbach,
the painter, will undertake. 1t is ex-
peoted that the coffin will remain in the
death chamber until the mausoleum is
completed; or, If the sanitary authorl-
ties object. it will be taken 10 the So
called Tower House. Hamburg friends
have already subscribed 10000 marks
to build the mausoleum. TIL wreaths
are extremely beautiful. That from
Count and Countess Won Bismarck is
inscribed: Bill and SibyE." That,
from the Bleichroders bank was so
large that it needed a Whole carriage to
itself
President Kruger. of the Transvaal
republic. telegraphed TO Emperor Will
lam and to Prince Bismarck his condo
lences. and announced that the govern
ment flags at Pretoria, the capital, were
balf-masted in homer of the deceased
statesman. The emperor and empress
remained fCrty-five minutes at the cas-
tie. and were escorted back to the train
by the entire Bismarck family. Brief
farewells were exchanged at the railroad.
The emperor. standing in his salooa
carriage. saluted the crowd. which re-
sls,tr:ly uncovered. Throughout the
service in the death chamber the en-
peror remained standing, the empress
being seated. The emperor shook hands
with Pastor Westphal, and Pinnow, the
valet of Bismarck.