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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1898-04-19

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~ tiis D)Dg, lean, Iask aDG boozfy ~
Gi,s 0esf ratification INCLUDES bj~seIt
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AfleT pssSDyef cilDkeG hin ~ gst
gsg Ms sleeegfe NJ sizl9 yeaf, "sa
consulting visiting physician" be
gsysg Ogsfs1 W return what ~ bsG
taken ~ tyo yesfs 10 yiolatlog n
Iaw While taking enormous fees
~ medical attsDdaDes W the reform
selpyd be sss pDgiatsfgl enough "
kslfs 0oyemof Lyrd ~ me prImsfies
IIs u NV laying fof asylum s1Deno'
teD1egt under Oeef
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1898-04-19
Corvallis & Eastern
R. K. Company
IYAQUINA BAY ROUTE
C1onscnng a. Tzq.-loz Bay VIII ths -
Francisco Il lagulnz Bay Steamship c..


C1cnscunE a. Tz9-loz Bay VII ths II
Francisco 4 laeuinz Bay Steamship c..
STEAMSHIP PRESIDENT.
5zilI from YaeHina every days foI Szr
Francisco, Coos Bay, POE1 Orford, TrIni3s
z16 H1mbolt Bay.
Passenger zcSouDolzoons EnsuTTzssSd.
Shortest route 5stEeen The Willamette vzllsl
and California.
Fare fron Albany or points EsFt 70 Szs
Francisco: Cabin, s.; s,eerzgs, s..
kound uip, good 30 days, tI7.
To Cor Bay czUir s.; steerzg- IS.
To Humboldt Bar zad Port Ofiocd, cabin
SIC; siesrage s..
RIVER DIVISION
s.ear0er Albany between Portland and
Corvallis, through witsout lzy-OvsT. Leaving
Corvallis 6:5o =. n. Tuesdays, Tnursdays and
sundays, leaves Portland, Yznhil street
dock, 600 a. N. Mondays, Wednesdays and
Fridays
/ EDWIN STONE, Manager,
J. c. MAYO, SuPt- River Division.
Ccrvzllis,OT
c. 6. COKER. Agent. Salem.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1898-04-19

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Jba' u hDs tDlg A>D.,1 fitbsr, II ZsnsE
W using thtes b2lss II Ds wis Winh
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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1898-04-19

YOU ezD Dzke N elOtbes INK Ike
De8, and remain 81 a. fzf a. eolOf lg
efyDeerleo ~ psjDY PeFfeetiOo DYe.
But ~ sure gOu gel them. u
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1898-04-19

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npw ~ ~ 3t geif8DY sEDDg. II u
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Nil ~ % stfs5gbt ss tts Ost1sf ley
sfssp DSfDJ weather eDpsss ~. ] caB
BDfk nsDst - tsae NH5e. The ntsssf
cDeIDsf nm ~ ] eDDsc never De
cgfso sltiDyt splitpDY u and Befsp-
lDY tte iIJDe, Dgt tiley zfe nlttzkeD.
II Il YettiDZ vel HitiBout eDttlD2 OT
seFSDlSg. ~ tiley co Mt knD8 zs much
~ tiSey tbODZ8t tbsy %, but yOD are
al INIT, fof yOy have due luSt Nb2t
yOD szic yOD eoOlo oO. viii answer
any questions yOD zsk AtIDgt OY legs
gsfy truly y0Dfs,
a. ClIOPEE.
Dr. Cy1k's oH5oe is At 51i Liberty
tfset, balem,i
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1898-04-19

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k5Ssft clssnSs ~ brsr, cue oVnslI IysfsDa
sa1 al y atlacb st1 btsz ltDeg4si. S.Dss'S
cfpg piOfs.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1898-04-19

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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1898-04-19
The Northern Pacific

Railroad still continues the popular
route for eastern travel and now that
spring Is opening up it becomes more
so than ever. The pleasant and com
Portable accommodations furnished
passengers are proYerbial and need no
mentiOn.The quick time made, without
change OF cars Is universally known.
The road traverses the most magnifi-
cent belt Of country in the world,
every mile furnishing constant seem
cry attractive and interesting. so
that the traveller goes through withs
out fatigue and reaches the journeys
end without realizing distance. All
hrough Washington, Idaho, Montana
Dakota, Nebraska and the otLer
states, the eye is feasted with scenes
pleasing and impressive, while no
sand storm, suffocating atmosphere or
other demOralizing discomforts are
met with. For tickets and fun par
ticularS call on
THOMAS, WATT & co,
Salem, Or, Agents
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1898-04-19
The Wisconsin
Central Lines.

fo- a. connection. n Ctl-aEo En6 NllEEukss
F3- eastern points
tirEei FL lni9-n -1-l rEl o.. you- usE-es.
lrEs- G-sL1 y wrIt=
las. c. POND,
C=nsral Pass tSe--ElllE lEsukee-
Or JAS. A CLOCK, General Agen; Viz
Stark street Portland Cr.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1898-04-19

II you want the tsst when dyelng
" sure yOu yet Perfection Dyes
They % Dot fzoe, ~
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1898-04-19

The weakest
place in a house
or fort, or any
place Of de
Tense, usually
turns out 20 be
that " hic b
was thought
strongest. The
weakest place
in a m a n .
body is that
Ia which ne
esteenis him.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1898-04-19

= arr=E D-s-tlaH ME 11n Klui1. = acrsF
n cul-lra-IDu5 gDJc 1JuEe Ena Ear-s -Unir
Ezier. yFrics EiSoo.
= ariss q h1e lan1 : niles sJuth- al
oo5 crltirz.ors ~ s7so.
70 TEADE.-szo Ac-et lnUnztilla county
fos improved Salem properly.
TO TRADK.--ISs acres U the Alssz i0r
city q 5aleu ProPeuy, improved Or rniD-
ryYsd.
CITY PROPERTY.
4 kns residence properly inside, cheap,
can fos prices
Hone ani acreg u Cs0saa In subsIbs {
city cheap. s7oo-
\ gooa new house of 9 rDong tDr Sion.
Eiso czsh. balance s.. per zaooth.
Hoass AID y. IL Ye~ Park a, bargain
ssno
List youf bosSs and farm ior rent or for tale
with n.
We sell deksts On the Csnsdizn Pscihe rail.
oia =. s. n to s7.oo less to eastern poil
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1898-04-19
WONDERFUL MEDICINE FREE |
PROMPTLY SENT TO livery MAN WHO A GENERAL
BKACISG
1t Brings Perfect Manhood to All +!
The Greatest Discovery Of the Famous
PHYSICIANS INSTITUTE.
OF CHICAGO HT-


write US at giving description Of will prepare
n nsealed
all drains and losses. and
ure impossible with method We
-
Institute. March
different
the gratitude
afu am perfectly cured and tha win
E.
June
all o. X am better than have been /
All have you been
doing? Never a like - 80 ~
Institute. HAVANA
oenlemen-l wish
treatment During the last
since taking medicine Ny
ment In my general appearance Hoons
Hundreds n in our business oasce ana
al are oonS noe eNpr-ss
writing 10 only responsible nsutu.
sp'e'' 80 ND NERVOUS
TOT poS'as~ always
PHYSICIANS INSTITUTE,
Dept zoos Masonic Temple. CHICAGO. ILL
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1898-04-19

A. good 40, should not bc asceDted,
when you want permanent dye
Perfection Dye has no equal, N
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1898-04-19

d., hiIss' Nerve plastsss 30 A,siI oTussl.sa
All druggists ssil Dr Miles Nerve PlAslas.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1898-04-19
Aslf Kzplsnstnr

EDfToE JOCEHAL,- VIII y0g please
IDsert lD THE JOCEgAL eOpy " TIE
enelDsed jeaYes " abseDse granted me
from Stanford University. take
this action reluctantly, having been
given DDtOrety enough by few self
righteous peODle wbOse Bibles eyioeLt-
ly o. not contain TX commandment,
sDd VINO have never read Solomon .
lDlDDctiODs against lying tongue:
DeODle vino haye more sfiIDity FOR the
god " feyeDge and spite than for the
baylor u men and the golden rule.
~ ~ hDped that the following Ger
tibcats will ~ sufficient ~ silsy
their suspicious aud stGp the con
lectures, II not W addressing .. l..
Elliott, hegstrDr ~ stanford uniyef.
sity, aDd enclosing a zeeDt stamp,
tbsy can gain sll the information
they wish, probably more than
enough for their pafpDses.
Leland stanford Junior University.
March ~, ls3s.
~ ~ NHh@sN ~ btftby Kiautn
leave ~ absence from dats " beptem-
Der IsJs, on account " Illness ~ his
mother.
.. l.. ELLIOTT,
Chairman " Committee.
Respectfully,
RALPH A. WATOsR.
FOn MEMORIAL DAY-At the regu'
lar weekly meeting iof Bedgwick Post
No 10, q. a. II. aud the w. n. O.
Monday evening, a COMMITTEES WAS APP
polnlei 10 make arrangements for the
proper Observance ~ Memorial Day.
The COMMITTEES II empowered % name
sub committees and consists Of: D. q.
bhefmen, W. v. Copeland, l.. -,
Henry, j. q. Barnes, Joshua Smith
and Mfa Lizzie smith, Mrs. Florence
Irwin. Mrs Lizzle Ross, Mrs Lucle
Crossan aud Mrs LOttie Dlckey.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1898-04-19
lW0 jrdnSCOntina
ROuitc.

VA Spokane Nl1uo=zpo.ls :; PEnl Z
re- Cr-Lrr EDo Kansas CIy. Low
sEs s-n c1i0F.
Fu ful 5.tLils cal d or BddTez
BUI2E'k Fl
sRszrs. Silsm- Oregaa.
OCEAN DIVISION.
PortlZn5-S Szl Francisco,
S.=Enez leave AilsEu--h 6ock, I
Am -IzI7 - =, May : Il n
2
Fa1e-Catln, sIz.oo; sss-zge, IS
WILLAMETTE RIVER DIVE
PORTLAND-SALEI ROUTE:
Ruth for Portland M1oiEy, VEINS
Friday a. 10 =. n FU Corvallis,
Thursday and Saturday al pm.
ElDure f5r91 land Tp@s5sy, Thufss
SATURDAY. - -.Is An
Transfers iC sresi czr line Il OTsg
i the steamers are delayed thers.
tnp tickets ID ali points N Oregon. 7
ton, California o. The ezs-. Ca
made zt Portland with AL rail ocs
nVer lines. Call q o. d RoEez
foot Trade street.
". H. HCRLBui
Genn Pas. Ayt Portlzri
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1898-04-19
When Going East

3. Z frrsi--laEs line II --Er--l1iE o-1WeeI
bllunsEy1ilE. y. Pan EDc CtrcaEo, m -ns
1I-ln-l-s- luv-nE Il C=u-rl Wiscunln-
Pullman EEla-s sl=eflnE AM rnar cl-s
IL ssT1c.-
The Dtu1nr IAN az 12s-E-=o Il he 1u-=-
IS. o. IL -sz--Jnz. tbe u'os. elegant se-rIcs
eve irlzuEu-Elec Meas ETs s=v=- L q
-a-s
y o,J-E-r h-si- Lass s=-7-s T-u- 1rEs.
snyuic rsa5 va
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1898-04-19

TO TIE EAST GIVES THE
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-01-28
nv MOTHERS WAN,
Ek. MI. WILSON.
STARR SEES OLD FRlsNps.
lie FINDS Them In Prison. Where n
Must serve Nine Years.

lie Tinds Them In Prison. Where ne
Must serve Nine Years.
Columbus, o., Jan 25.-Ilenry Starr,
leader Of the daring gang Of train and
hank robbers, which has been torroriz.
ing the citizens Of the southwestern
states for the past 10 years, has been ~.
oeivod at the Ohio penitontiary 10 serve
eight years for robbery and one for man.
slaughter
Starr led the gang that robbed the
hank at Bcntonyillo, Ark Of 10000
five years ago. When captured at Colo
RADIO Springs he had 10000 IN gold in
his clothes. Starr was once member
Of the famous Dalton gang Of outlaws,
the surviving members OF which arc all
In the Ohio pcniiontiary.
When the news Of Stars arrival was
heard at the prison score Of old time
despcradocs applied for special permits.
sion 10 see the retired chief.
Unusual as these requests were, they
were granted, and one by one the men
who once terrorized the people Of Okla.
homa, Arkansas and Texas, filed in
The prisoners talked over old time.
and inquired after former comrades
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-01-28
A MIDNIGHT ASSASSIN.
Patrick Gibson Shot and Killed by some
Unknown Person AZ Houston.

Patrick Gibson shot and KILLED by some
unknown Person at Houston.
Houston, Jan. 21.-Patrick J. Gibson.
clerk In the bridge and building de.
partment Of the Texas and New Orleans
railway was shot and instantly killed
by an unknown person near the Catho-
lice graveyard, in the Second ward, at ~
O'Clock last night One shot was heard
by I'd Burke, whose home Is near there,
and Immediately an investigation was In.
stituted and Gibson was found lying
upon his hack with a hole Of 45-oalibcr
bullet just below the left nipple. A
man was seen walking from the spot,
but was some distance away Gibson's
body had not then been found. He had
been up town, probably 20 the thoater
with young lady, and had just loft her
az home and was returning 20 town
There Is no clew pointing to the idcnti.
hcation OF the offender known at this
time Deceased was a young man Of
good standing and industrious.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-01-28
SAVED SEVEN LIVES.
Private Jones Put out Tire In nag
Containing Finy Pounds Of Powder.

Private Jones Put out Tire In nag
Containing Finy Pounds Of Powder.
San snncisco, Jan. %. Battery ~
Of the regular army has hero in Pr.
vato John NJ. Jones, native Of Rogers.
vile, Tenn. On Jubilee day he saved
seven mel from instant death at Lime
Point fort. A squad Of seven was firing
a salute, 30 pounds Of powder incloscd
In a wooden nag being the charge.
One load did not discharge, and the
officer ordered It pulled out Of the can.
non. This was done, and as the bag
dropped 10 the ground II was seen that
one corner Of IL was ignitod. In an in.
slant the powder would have caught
With one bound Private Jones was
beside the smoldering bag and with his
hare hands he rolled and smothered the
burning wool before IL could ignite -
powder, and 10 make SURE he plastered
some damp earth into the dngcd edges.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-01-28
A DepIorabIe Tragedy.

Wednesday night tragedy occurred
here that Is greatly deplored by friends
Of all parties connected with Il, Mr.. II.
Kernole, a well known ard wealthy
merchant Of the city was shot by Mr..
]. 7. Hanway, another merchant, on
Mr.. HanwRy's premises. Mr. llanway
says that on seeing Mr.. Ksrnole he
hailed him several times, having no
idea 10 the darkness Of his identity, and
receiving no reply, fire ! with shotgun.
Mr.. Kernole WHO'S somewhat deaf, says
he did not hear Mr.. Hanway's calls.
There was no feeling whatever between
the two men, aud Mr.. llanway, who re.
grets the tragedy as much as any one,
says that q word from Mr.. KeInole at
the critical moment would have allayed
his apprehension and ayeried the Shoots
ing. Mr.. Kernole was struck by one
ball which entered in such manner as to
iniure the spinal cord, paralyzing the
lower limbs. lie also received wounds
In the hip and one leg. When Mr. Ker-
mole spoke and called for help, Mr.,
Hanway recognized his voice add tel.
ephoned the wounded mans family
and hitched up his buggy for the sons
TO take their father home. Mr.,
Hanway made 4 statement Of the case
10 the officers, including the county at
torney, but action has been deferred
pending the result Of the wounds.
Mr.. Kernoles injuries are regarded a.
extremely grave and may result fatally
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-01-28

Topeka, Jan. 21.-A religious contro-
vcry Of an unusal nature Is In PROCESS
az OskalooSa, a few miles east Of To.
pcka. The Methodist and Episcopal
churches arr contending for the converts
made az rccnt revival The revival
was conducted by the Methodist, but
most Of the converts wer induced "a
Join the opposition church on account
Of a sermon by the Episcopalian minis.
Ter, in which he approved dancing, The
converts wcre young who desired 20 AZ.
filate with the church, but did not want
10 give up dancing. The Methodist
pastor did not relish the idea Of losing
the fruits Of his work, and after engag.
ing in a personal quarrel with his Epis.
oopalin brother, has now decided ID
have the matter brought TO the attont.
ion Of the bishop Of the dioces0
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-01-28
JAMES K CASTLES.

We know a lawyer in this city who
made a remark about as follows 10 one
Of our merchants: 81 have not bought
any goods in Weatherlord for five years
that ] could buy in Chicago" His
shoes he had bought In Chicago, his
clothes were from Chicago, his gun was
from Chicago, and We suppose when
one Of our merchants wants a lawyer
he expects him to send 10 Chicago. We
find men every day that are wanting
our merchants 10 do something 10 &C.
commodaie or benefit them, and yet
they will In turn be the first ones to
paironize 3 foreign house or street
iakir.-Weatherford Democrat.
Chas. II. Hoyt has never been re.
sponsibe for plays that do not abound
In real humor and bright, crisp dialogue
that could not fail TO be effective.
Frank Lane and an excellent company
will present Mr.. Hoyts "a Trip to
Chinatown" at the opera house to-
night lfyou want TO dlspel a iitof the
blues, see Chinatown" You will find
II as pleasing as news Of rich strike in
Klondyke.
A leading woman Of Macon, Ga,
points TO Texas a. an example Of home
Industry agitation. She has heagd
from here and sums up her observations
In a paper read before the woman's
club in Macon. Thus Texas becomes a
model for the parents Of her citizens, OF
many Of them, away back in the old
states.-Galyeston News.
A glass Of sparkling, fruity cham.
payne can scarcely he more invigorat.
ing than an evening spent in witnessing
an Interpretation Of Chas. II. Hoyts
greatest farce comedy success, a Trip
10 Chinatown" by Frank Lane and an
excellent company, which will be seen
at the opera house tonight.
Messrs. Todd and Jones, who are or.
ganizing a circulating library in Bryan,
have secured over forty subscriptions,
including some Of the best literary peo-
pie Of the city, and will doubtless com.
plete the list soon.
H.R. Wilson, colored, Of Bolton, who
IL q missionary and district evangelist
for the Old Landmark association, il
here conducting a ministers and dea-
cons institute at the Second Baptist
church.
In reference TO the library being or.
gained here Miss Elizabeth IL. West
says "the books are among the worlds
best works and such a library will be
Of great benefit TO the town."
The daughters Of the Confederacy are
urgently requested to meet at the resi-.
dence Of Mrs. ]. F. Parks next Tuesday
afternoon at o'clock. 80
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-01-28
ARRESTS WILL FOLLOW.
Names OF Many Of the Mob That Burnsd
the Indiana Known.

Guthrie, o. T., Jan. 27.-Dcputy
United States Marshal Tlgham ~
turned from Pottawatomio county,
where he has been a week investigating
the recent burning Of the two Seminole
Indians He states there Is no truth in
the report Of the arrest Of some Of the
lynchers. The names Of a scorc or morc
Of the mob have been obtained by the
officers, however, together with strong
evidence. A large number Of warrants
viii b. issued NJ once, and wholesale ar.
rests viii b. made before the week Is
out. lie ays almost every member Of
the mob Is a resident Of the Indian Ter.
ritory, and that the arrests will first he
made there on a charge Of kidnapping
and conspiracy, as the murder charge
will hold In on the Oklahoma side Of the
line.
United States Marshal Thompson il
daily expecting special instructions from
the department Of justice 10 assist the
county authorities IN prosecuting the
members OF the mob for murder.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-01-28
NEWS IN BRIEF.

Judge W. Mayo, a prominent citizen
Clarendon, Ark, died there after nine
weeks, illness.
William McCarty died at Ottumwa,
Ia, at the age Of iOl.
Henry ID. Allen Of Union county, Ky,
announces himself candidate for con.
gresham for the Second district. Allen
Is a Democrat
Samuel I. Reese, a retired manufac.
tuner Of Tcrrc Haute, Ind, has given
property now occupied by the Young
Mems Christian association In that city,
to that association. Il Is valued az sl5,.
OOO
George Simpson was captured at
Oqawaka, Ia, and then taken 10 Bur.
lington, Ia, 90 answerwer 10 highway
robbery. He fought desperately.
The governor OF Arkansas, has offered
a reward Of 800 for the arrest and con.
viction Of each Of the unknown persons
who, ON Dec, a., 1897, In I.onokc, as.
saulted and maltreatcd Oscar Simonton,
colorcd.
While Miguel Luna, a constable, was
trying 10 suppress dance near Soc0r.
roco, a short distance south Of Albu.
querque, n. NJ, a shooting ARRAY On.
sued. Luna shot at Maximilliano Baca,
and was himself shot and fatally wound.
cd by Ramon Gonzales. Gonzales has
been arrested
r l.. Kinder brakeman ON the Mis-.
souri, Pacific, Slipped from an engine az
Ottcrville, No, aud his left foot was cut
Oh.
The II yoar.old son Of Joe Sallcc, liv.
ing near Harrodsburg, Ky, had his
skull fractured by a bullet from a Pipe
which had been loaded by playmates,
and which was set Oh by fuse.
Albert Lester was arrested while pass.
ing counterfeit money az Sandusky, o.
Sam Dan shot and killed George Up.
shaw at Langtry, Tex. They quarrclcd
over a triHing affair.
Leroy Stevenson, at Galcsburg, Ills,
sued Charles $ Burnside for SlO, 900 for
alternating the affections Of his wife.
Eastman johnson, the Indian charged
with numbering his wife AT Emct, |. T.,
last september, has been captured.
over a debt Of a. Tom McCartcr killed
Ice Owens az Colmosniel Tex. Both
colopd
joe Mcalcr and Wyatt Nix escaped
from the rcformatory at Gatcsyille,
Tex. Both wcre TRUSTEES.
El Yates 4 son, grocery merchants
at Fornev, TX, have failed.
Thrco negro prisoners escaped from
the jail AZ Canton, Tex. One Of them
went home, procured bondsmon and 10
turned.
William r. Gaines was found guilty
Of the isufdor Of Q. n. Koch at Sher.
man, TCx,, and given a lie sentence.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-01-28

Chicago, Jan. 21-E. W. Ohrnstich,
an heir TO 100000 forms lsi0O, OOOl In
Buda Pest. Hungary, and for " HON the
police have been searching, lies In a pau
pcr's grave In pottor's field While
agents and lawyers were searching the
world over for one Of the heirs 20 the
millions o. one of Buda Pests greatest
bankers, the object Of their quest occu'
pied a maniac's cell In the county asy.
lum. Ohrustich died under his right
name, but with a muper's number oppO.
sitc it on the hooks Of the asylum.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-01-28

Chicago, Jan. q In the Luotgeri
murder trial the defense consumed con
siderable time attempting to prove by
sienognpher Squibb, who reported the
int trial, variance In the testimony Of
medical experts and other witnesses who
testified az both hearings Then tbe de
fonsc turned the case over 10 the prose
cution. The states attorney at one,
started In 20 impeach the yaracity Of
William Charles, Adolph l.. Luotgeri
and nearly all other witnesses for IA,
defense. The case Is not expected Q,
reach the jury Tor week yet.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-01-28
RICH GOLD IN TEXAS.
A strike Of Great Value Made In a
Mine al iiano.

A strike Of Great value Made In =
Mine al tlano.
san Antonio, Jan. ia wonderful
strike has just been made in the Llano
district, 20 miles north Of the city. A
vein has been opened up Il feet In width
that averages $3.50 per ton In gold
across the full width Of the vein, which
is all mincnlized. A chute Of the vein
foot In width carries gold visible 10
the naked eve, and gives ASSAYS from
SLIGO 10 $3.50 per ton. This find, com.
ing ON the heels Of that Of the Schryvcr
mine, 30 miles 10 the north, proves the
existence Of an extensive gold bearing
belt Of gruai richness. There Is great
excitement In this city and throughout
the Llano district, and many prospcciors
arc coming IN.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-01-28

Memphis, Jan.s1--An improved state
of Affairs is noted In the condition Of the
river. True, a slight rise Is reported in
the past - hours, but Il only amounted
to two.tenths Of a foot and Is much less
than was anticipated. Tho weather Il
clear and cold, admitting Of much do
lAyed work on the hrcaks Ia the lower
levccs. Altogether, river men aro NOR
cheerful than for a week past Tbs
Mississippi stands $40 feet.