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The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-02-10

Chicago, Feb 0-The Democratic
state central committee has selected May
u as the date for the state convention.
Peoria or Springfield viii b. chosen a.
the place. The committee also decided
90 make two legal fights a. a result Of
recent Republican legislation. The first
battle Will D. over the rcapportionment
bin rcconily raesed changing the sona.
tor.al districts OF the state. Tho second
will b. over the antifusion law passed
by she regular session as intended 20 pre-.
vent .thc future coalition Of Populists
and Democrats.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-02-10
THE FIGHT GOES ON.
Railroads and Ticket Brokers Again In
Court In Illinois.

Railroads and Ticket Brokers Again In
Court In Illinois
Springfield, Ills. Feb. .. An impor-
tant branch Of the fight between tho
railroad companies Of the country and
the ticket brokers. which 4 Low on he
fore congress, has been brought before
the supreme court Of Illinois. The rail.
road companies laid great stress before
the congressional committee on the ox.
istenoe Of the Illinois statute prohibiting
ticket brokers, and especially on the
opinion Of the Illinois supreme court In
1894, that the statute was valid and
constitutional. The railroad companies
caused al the ticket brokers Of Chicago
20 b. indicted last mouth, and the in
dictcd brokers have fled their petition,
asking that this opinion b. expunged
and annulled on the ground that u was
obtained ly fraud and collusion on the
part Of the railroad companies, and that
the case on which Il was rendered was a
fraud upon the supreme court 20 de-
ceive and trick that tribunal into rem
dering that opinion. The judges enter
tainod the motion for q rule on the a.
torney general Of Illinois and upon the
agents and attorneys Of the railroads
implicated In the serious charges d
show cause why the opinion should NOT
b. annulled and oxpungcd.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-02-10
so,tI,d Thelr DlF,renrss.

Topeka, Feb. o.-Webb McNan
state insumnco commissioner. and the
Metropolitan Life Insurance company
have COMPROMISED their differences A
year ago the company was harrcd from
Kansas owing 20 h. refusal 10 pay the
premium on a disputed policy. The
company theroupon sued McNall in the
Federal courts for $4,000 damages aud
began injunction proceedings 70 rcstrlin
him from interfering with is business.
BY the agreement Just entered into the
company compromises the contested
claim and withdnws is suits against
McNall. and the commissioner grants
the company a license % do business in
Kansas
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-02-10

ST. Petersburg, Feb. o.--Much i'm.
portancc h attached 90 the communist
ton appearing In the Official Messenger
In which Russia, abandoning the candi.
daturc Of Prince George of Grcccc for
the govcnouhip of the island Of Crctc
declines all responsibility Tor the consc.
vucnces of further dragging the qucs.
tion and says Russia viii not allow any
incroaso in the number of Turkish sol.
diers m Crctc or he a party 20 any CO
ercion Of the Crctans.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-02-10

laredo, Tex., Feb "a dispatch
from Monterey, Mex, states that the N.
ports that MEXICO, has been drained Of
her cattle by the large expectations made
10 the United States during the last
three years is erroneous Reports % the
different state governments Of northern
MeKico show that therc l. no shortage IN
cattle and the ranges are all well stock.
ed In The state Of Tamaulipas there i
a slight scarcity oi beef cattle owing q
the purchases made In that state by ca.
han buyers In the last few months
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-02-10

Colorado Springs, Feb e.-Tho suit
Of State labor Commissioner klo;t Of
Denver against Street Commissioner
Dunnington, fOr the city oi Colorado
Springs, involving a question a. o. tho
validity Of che S-hour law in this state,
was thrown out of court ly District
Judge Hunt TLo judge lrld that che
S.hour law Is an interference with the
right Of person 60 make his or her own
contract for labor
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-02-10

Little Rock. Feb e.-United States
Marshal Cooper has received a telegram
from Attorney General Griggs authoriz.
ing him TO send a posse Of 20 men 20
Cleburne county 10 assist In putting
down the threatened uprising of moon.
sinners near Hiram. Governor Jones
has not 40 far been called upon for as
sistancc In the matter. Tho scene Of the
reported uprising Is about 20 miles from
a telcgnph Office In very Wild, rough
country, and news concerning the sit
uation Is slow In finding its way out
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-02-10

san Carlos. Cal, Feb. a.-Fully
iJOO Apache Indians, assembled at this
agency, have given consent a. the Gila
Valley, Globc and Northern railway for
tl.o building Of its line through the san
Carlos reservation from Geronimo 90 its
present terminus 90 Globc, the center OF
one of the richest copper districts In the
southwest. Tho law passed by congress
granting right Of way across reservation
n,quiros tho nilroad company TO obtain
thc consent OF the Indians.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-02-10

Kansas City, Feb 9-Tho journal
says that upon authority, which Is not
disclosed Joseph Letter of Chicago will
build In Kansas City during the coming
summer 6 grain elevator having a grcat-
er capacity than any elevator now In ex.
istonce. The plant it Is said. viii b.
roady In time to handle next seasons
crop. The article hints hat the K'nas
City, Rttsburg and Calf milruad viii
have an interest in the undertaking
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-02-10

81. Louis. Feb. e.-ln a school district
In Wright county, this state, the negro
voters outnumber their pale brethren
and the white children have no school
to attend A oolorcd teacher Is en-.
ploycd. On complaint Of the white resi.
dents, relates an exchange, Sursrinicn-
dent Kirk has instructed them 10 In.
siruct the prosecuting attorney there %
enforce the law which roquires, IN such
oascs, the holding of equal terms Of
school Tor white and colord ohildren.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-02-10

Topeka, Feb 0-Judgc Haton in
the state district court Ia d''.z.sq just
rendered holds that bicycle Is tool
and essential 10 q mans profession OF
occupation. and that, as such, 4 exempt
frum execution. A citizens bicycle had
been levied upon to collect a Judgment.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-02-10
I'D nj I'm Tnnnd.

Wichita, Kan, Feb. "A special 10
Tho Beacon frum Nowkirk, .. T., states
that lead and zinc In rich paying quaint.
tiCs have bcen discovered In the now
Kaw reservation, which joins X county
on the cast A Joplin prospcctor de.
olar,s the and superior 90 anything dis.
coycrnd IN Missouri or southeast Kansas.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-02-10

Washington. Feb 9.-proiossor +. ].
James OF the University Of Chicago has
bccn nominated by the burcau Of cduca.
tion at Washington 90 rcprsont tho
United States government a. a delegate
% the International Congrcss Of Com.
morcial Instruction At Antwerp, 70 b.
held April 10, isps.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-02-10

Dcpcc. Wis, Fob. 9,--Aloxis Clare.
mont who carried Uncle Sans mail ON
foot from Grccn Bay toChicago 60 years
ago, is dead, aged %, lie Npoated the
trip during the Worlds fair He was
bOm Il 81, Ignace and scrvod in tho
Black Hawk war In isSg
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-02-10
THE MARKETS.


Chicago. Feb e.-Texas stccn, $500
aA25; steady
Sheep strong
ST Louis, Feb. e.-Cattlc steady.
TEXAS and Indian stcors, $500 dAb0.
Shecp strong, Texans tlO0@425,
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-02-10

san Bcuardino. Cal, Feb. a.-Gco.
Iorl, tho oldest Mason Ia tho United
States, and probably IN the world, and
also tho oldest Odd Fellow In this coun.
try, l. dead, the victim Of a pralytiC
stroke. Ho was born In New York City
in June, 1900 he drst came to Cali
fornia I'm iStn.
, 1898-10-05

we're severely silent. 1t seems to me that it
would have beeu the correct thing to have
joined, as showing some mark of respect to
the memory Of tho deceased. and which is
sometimes even accorded private individuals.
These reverend gentlemen might have enter.
tanned q little thoushtfu.nesS, and thus avoid
giving rise to comments on their action.
Were they waiting for Ofici"l notification ?
But we "re IA peculiar people down this
wy! Indeed | feel inclined to add, " long
suffering people, for wr'n not even = daily
sheet which we can depend on getting regu-
larly, nor a schooner or sloop we can call our
own, we are actually cut of frO~ the rest of
the world for at least half OF every week, and
are quite asleep, Will the awakening never
eOmv?
, 1898-10-05
KILOGRAMS.
ST. CROIX STATION.

London, September 3Oth.-An important
West Indian deputation will wait upon Lord
Selborne today to urge that immediate Go.
vernmsnt aid be granted TO the islands ~.
tected by the recent hurricane.
Ths subscriptions to The Mansion House
relief fund amounted to eighteen thousand
two hundred pounds up to Thursday night.
The Natal Government has made 0 dona.
tiOn Of five hundred pounds.
New York, Oct. lst.-Further particulars
from Copenhagen report that the King of
Denmark, the King Of Greece, and the
Princess OF Wales alternately held the hand
Ut Queen Louise during her last hours; the
physicians ia attendance advised the weep.
ing husband to retire, but he refused to DO
. while the Queen remained conscious: the
entire family were at her bedside At the time
OF IUr death, which is reported 10 be from
tls0raptitude aad not from any special disease.
The most Radical Danish journals join in
the world wide tributes that are being
recorded.
The race for the Jockey Club Stakes, run
at Newmarket on Thursday, resulted as
follows: Cyslene, lst; VeIasqusE, 2nd; Che.
landry. 3rd.
Caro- news reports that Sir Il II. Kitchener
will resign the Sirdarship, but is to be ap.
pointed Governor Of the SOudAn; it 10 reported
that he telegraphed Mr.. Cecil Rhodes at
CaPetown asking When are you coming
up"
1t is also stated that Captain MarohAud il
unable to sllO any authority FROM France
for occupying Fashods.
The Daily Chronicle" in an editorial
expresses the opinion that Captain Mar.
ohand's flag means no more than a BritisI,
MAO OvMr n pNria ehOO k1.k W--1- ~
certainly not permit reinforcSmcnts being
sent, and that when France accepts the
inevitable England will neutralixe the
Nile like the Suez Canal.
It is announced that Turkey has received a
joint ultimatum to Withdraw from Crete in
October. Eight hundred blue Jackets have
pNraded Oandia to stimulate compliance With
Admiral Noel's orders.
a despatch from Pekin stntes that 6 re.
tormists have been executed including the
brother OF Kangjumei; it is reported that
Aangumei has beeu arrested in Folmosa.
IL ID announced that the COmponia Trans.
Atlantic have discontinued all saiIing.. oster.
slOiy for the reason that the liners ar4 ~
CURED for the repatriation of the soldiers
III Cuba.
Paris news report that according 10 certain
journals orders are about to be- given =,
"mel'orAfe the conditions Of Captain Drevfus'
Confinement until the decision of tho Court
OF Cessation is given, and which will meet be.
fore the fifteenth October and exned;,a
matters as much as possible.
Madame Faulkner, who was recently mr..
rested, has been temporarily released.
a London telegram announces that Sir
John Voce Moore has been selected "a Lord
M"yor for the ensuing year, vice Lieut.. Col
Davies. ' =
, 1898-10-05
PASSENGERS.
CHRIsTIAN9TED.

Sept. 30'h-per schnr. Vr.ilnnt" from St.
Tli"mas-IIva Jolansen, Jsnsine Kirckhof.
School Inspector Quin, Mrs. Hassell and
daughter, Captain Eaton and son, Miss u.
Vlanu, A. Julian.
Dot. 3rd-per sohur. "Vixilant": for St.
ThomAs-James Robinson, Eulalia Jensen
and child, Harriet Hatchett, Lawyer Brum.
Julia Petersen, Liza Petersen and child,
Mrs. Leevy. For New York via St. Thomas
Merchant II. de Chsbert.
, 1898-10-05

MET bekjendtgj0res herved. at der
W er etableret en- s Dages karan-
lmne mod Skibe kommende fra
Vera Cruz og 1ampico. Mexico, som
F6lge at at der hAr visit sig Tilf@lde
Nf gul Feber der.
Observation-Disclosures, St.CVoix, den
lste OktobUr 1893.
, 1898-10-05
Translation.


M is hereby made known that dur
ING midwife Mrs. OLSEN'S illness
Mrs. HOVER, midwife in the 7th
district, will take charge of the 9th
district, and Mrs. GRANT, midwife
in the 9Th district, Of the town part
of the 7th district.
Government Secretary Office, St. Croix
tho Srd October 1898.
LIMPRICHT.
, 1898-10-05
Translation.
Publication.

0T is hereby made known, that cases
of yellow fever having appeared
in Vera Cruz and TampicO, Mexico,
a quarantine of 5 days has been e.
tablished against arrivals from said
places.
Government seoretary's Office. St. Croix,
the Lat October 1898.
LIMPRICHT.
, 1898-10-05
UNCLAIMED LETTERS IN FREDERlK'
ETEDS POST OFFICE.

Tllu.
Mrs. Mary Davis. Chas. jacobs. Mrs.
Mary E. Petersen, John l. Qualley. Samuel
Weeks.
Unpnid.
Francis Athill. Frank Bolte, Ernest Black.
wood, Major Dunpoare. Alexander CI"xton,
james Wilson, Miss Melviena Canda, Alex
under Cock, Emanuel De Qnintnl e.; j.
Durant, Christian FuederikS. Charlys Griffin,
Thomas G"ffney, Miss Cath. Heyligcr. Joseph
Murray (2); Mrs. A. J. Moore, Miss Ellen
Newton, Mrs. Angelina Shepherd, Samuel
SIepton. Ernest Stanley. James Thompson,
Mrs. Mary Uttendahll, Johu Wednrd. Miss
Olaudina Wallace, Mrs. Mary WenteT.
Frederiksted's Post Office, Both September
1893.
I. RICHTER.
, 1898-10-05

Christiemsted, St. Ue~tx,
Wednesday, 9th October 1898.

According to Telegram received, Her
Majesty the Queen was to Do Inferred yes.
terday at Roskilde. The solemu OCCASION
Was marked here by the firing of minute
guns at noon and by a service in the
Lutheran Churches in the evening.
Since Her Najesty's death NIL Gags have
been hoisted at hnif.mast daily aud The
Church bells have been daily tollsd. KeS.
terday all places Of business were closed from
midday aud tile pnblic schools, both in town
and country were closed.
Az news comes in regarding che recent
bad weather, our theory that two cyclones
passed us, one on the south and the other OH
the north, receives confirmation. The south.
ern cyclone was first met with by u sAiling
vessel on the 9th instant and the centre
was then to the Sc. Of Barbados. On the
night OF Saturday the 10th, the centre pasSel
near the south coast mot north, ne the 6rst
telegram stately OF Barbados by noon on
Sunday the centre was passing over st.
Vincent, and OH the afternoon OF Monday
the 18th it was passing St. Croix, the contrS
probably being then about S.S. W. IL our
island. During Monday night, then, il was
passing away from the Caribbean chain west
wards. Yet on Monday night We read that
there wss a hurricane in ST. MArtin's and
Anguilla. Now of all the islAnds of the
; Caribbean chain these, as q glance ct the
map will show, are the ~fArttest removed
from the position Of the southern slOrm'O cen.
ire on Monday night and there oam I've
little doubt that the gale felt in those islands
was the southern side Of q cyclone having
lite centre towards the north. This second
cyclone made itself felt in 81. Oroi1 on Tues.
day and Wednesday by Q second fell in the
barometer, and by the wind dropping to Q
calm, then passing through north to west
and southwest. St. Thomas lies nearly direct
vest from st. Martins, and it might be sup.
posed that o hurricane in the latter island
would show iNelt in some strength while
passing st. Thomas, but that depends on the
amount of ~nOrthing it 20 making, and If We
suppose that the centre was moving to the
northwest, then on coming of st. Thomas il
would be too far away to be much felt. II
was probably this cyclone which met the
Madame on the 10th. She left New York on
the 18th, the storm centre passed here on
the same day, and he two were on their way
70 meet eNoh other. Yhe correctness, or
otherwise, of this Auppo.ition will probably
appear when the Pilot Chart of the North
Atlantic for October is published.
But what has become of the Barbados.
st. Vincent storm? Did 1t die out in the
Caribbean Sen; or did it get through one of
the channels, and ia it, after MI. the same
storm as that which met the M0dian0: or did
it 60 ashore in Central America? The Pilot
Chart will probably also answer these ques.
tiOus for us.
81 lines of rain were measured in Chris.
tisuS'ed yesterday morning and 81 this
morning.
, 1898-10-05
West End Lat Oct 1909

West End, lst Oct. 1898.
To give one an idea of what sort OF a lone
horse town" this is, 1 may mention that
while minute guns were being fred, and the
bell Of the Lutheran Church was being toll.
ell yesterday, on the death of Her Maisstt
Queen Louise, the bells Of the other Churches
, 1898-10-05
LIMPRTCHT.
UNCLAIMED LETTERS IN CHRISTIAN
STED'S POST OFFICE.

z lHl0.
Mary Begraff, PAtricks Gibbons, AntOinstte
vi liams.
Unpaid
Margaret Dougherty, Blanch GIaspbOrd,
Rattan: Mary James. Sloh; Alice Scerbrowor,
Anruilln; Joseph Weeks, Hope; James Bryan,
Nav Coalon, Henry jackson, Isabella Lewis
Eupenia Thomas, Sophia Hill. Grange; Peter
Stenner. David Williams, 2. McDermott,
Christiuusled's Post Office, Both Septbr.
A0'0 LEMMlNG.
, 1898-10-05

FEET bekjendtgjGres herved, at un-
w. der Jordemoder OLSENS Syg-
domsforfald overtages SIDE Distrikt
af JOrdemoderen i 7de Distrikt
HOVER og sidstnwvnte Distrikts
Byafdeling af Jordemoderen i 6te
Distrikt GRANT.
Gouvernements Secretariatet, ST. Croix
den Sdie October 1898.
LIMPRICHT.
, 1898-10-05

81 lines of rain were measured in Chris.
tianS'ed yesterday morning and 81 this
morning.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1898-03-20
More Permanent Cures
Reported due to
DR.. SHADES
ChIOTidum Discovery
for Consumption.
All Cured in Washington and Bal
timore Without Change
Of Climate.

Distance lends enchantment." and as a
result persons suffering with weak lungs
and pulmonary tuberculosis are sent
away from home, leaving behind the best
known treatment-Dr. Shades Chloridum
Discovery for Consumption - which mas
been thoroughly tested and pronounced
By unpreiudiced Washington and Balti-
TOre physicians to have produced a larg-
or percentage of cures than any treat
ment reported in this or any other coun-
try.
Climate has never cured single case
of consumption. So every person Ieaving
the city should take the Chloridum Dis
covery with him.
The following cases Of pulmonary tu-
bercuiosis-so pronounced by their physi-
ciars-were cured by DR.. Shade, one. ,wo
and three years ago:
Mrs. Bamber, 80 Woodbury. ave, :3aIti-
more, Md. John Walla Garrett Il Patti
more policeman, 1927 Harvey -. 8alti-
more; DR.. McKims daughter % Fifth st
southeast; DR. Patterson, % B :. north
cast; MRS. Hclderby. SO NJ st. northwest
ana Mrs. Hughes, 439 Seventh st. south
west of Washington, d. c., are few
who are willing to be interviewed.
Call or write for booklet symptom
blank, etc. for home" treatment. Con-
sultation free on Tuesday, Thursday and
Saturday. lGl W. Saratoga St, Baltimore,
Md. Home office 1892 14th St, Wasn.ng-
ton, d. c. Consultation free on Monday,
Wednesday and Friday. mni9-2t
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1898-03-20
Some Direful Possibilities.

(From the Chicago News.)
4 great many people who have been bIithcly
talking aLont rushing into war with Spain will.
believe. panze and reflect and grow dubious
when they read the latest news from the sea
shOre-ths news being nothing less than that cot
tages and villages at the most approved seaside
resorts arc not III nearly great demand as
formerly and that If really occurs there is
4 question as 10 whether Newport ard Eibcron
viii not be practically deserted.
This brings up the astonishing fact, overlooked
until this moment, that in war the encmy's
ships might throw shells and shot az the Marble
House and the Breakers and even at the Casino it
sell.
Eminent historical authorities and counsel learn
ed IN International law admit that this Is 50.
and that there IS nothing the books to pre-
vent a loEly Spanish gunner from sending a
proiectile into Newpnrt's best houses without even
an r. 5. Y. p. attached. Some auth rites 90 so
far rs 20 say that a Spanish captain might in a
supp0saIe case, land boatoai Of marines OF no
social standing at all and lead them right into
the drawing room.
Nov that the fact has been brought to general
attention the nonstrous defect in the framework
of things which it 10 point out viii be rcci-
fed. Either there will be another international
congress. at which certain inVi0Jbs localities
will be fixed and so!cmnly acknowledged, 5 that
on naval charts OF the utura places viii he marked
where not even a caunonball can 20 without in
PRODUCTION, else nice, picturesque Sc. VIII be
picked out and st apart exclusively for the Sum
mer uses Of the elect.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1898-03-20
SItIl11GEIlIle22j
9iI Pa. Ave. y. w.
VIII, dear, men do sometimes forget,

VIII, dear men do sometimes forget,
don't tEey?"
Never" said Billy, emphatically
And the months viii pass YEARLY
by, and / shall dream-and dream-and
know these dreams viii be night
mares. A twelve months nightmare
think Of it,-with nothing but idiotic
garden parties and teafights, and things
where | shall have to appear gay to all
the nincompoops who come bothering
me with their silly compliments
Billy wriggled uneasiIy.
HUH l don't quite see why you
have To appear gay, you know"
We'll. ] can't go moping. can I? Oh,
on't-you are crushing my flowers
Sorry, said the unrepentant Viii
liam.
She continued in a different voice:
And -suppose-suppose any
thing happens out there?"
Why. what can happen, you little
goose?"
"Oh, n-nothfng. But if it did! Oh.
I tell you VIII. believe l should die"
/ The soft voice was very pleading now.
! Remember VIII, your first duty is to
/ take care Of yourself and to come back
/ For my sake. Your duty"
Rather. OF course I viii, darling
! Oh, don't-don't cry, Vi. It makes me
! feel such a-brute. Come. After all,
! it's only a short separation, and every
! fellow in the regiment is separating
/ from some one or anOther-every bless
/ ed one"
The handkerchief dropped from the
| eyes it had been vainly pretending to
/ cover. There was a pause Billy might
/ have called it an interval for refresh
ment" But the blue eyes would not
! behave themselves as if they belonged
to a soldiers bride. They refused to
dry
"win."
Yes"
AT any rate, VIII. you-youH write
every day. won't you?"
"Oh, come nowi How can I? The
/ Soudan postal arrangements are not
yet controlled by ST Martins-le Grand,
You know. You mustn't expect mira
cles though we shall improve that be-
| fore we've finished. But look herei
| There's nothing TO prevent you from
| dropping me a line every day just TO
tell NE how you are getting on. even if
| do get them in patches Of twenty
five or So
For Billy was badly in love - and
lovers. as everybody knows, are full OF
brilliant ideas
The strains Of the last waltz came
humming through the trees.
They knew it we'll The wailing mu-
sic brought home to each the words OF
the old song
If in your heart a corner lies
That has no place for me
You do not love me As 1 deem
Our love must ever be.
Is there a single joy or pain
That / may never know?
Take back your love-it is in vain
Bid ne goodbye, and go,
And somehOw-somehow- sounded
strange to vi
Come, lets dance it." suggested
Billy.
They rose. Billy looked down on the