davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-01-23

was walk q fifty niles 70 arputa,e the
frozen feet OF boy
M and Mrs. j. e. McCrae have return
60 from Vancouver. Il. c.. and are stop
ping az Mrs. Smiths. on South street
Miss Eleanor Paddock will go 20 Alaska
nFA, MssA on the city % Seattle for two
nay.
Miss Mabel Kershaw has sufficiently re-
covered from her recent Illness 70 leave
Mrs- fcrter's, and is at horne on North
Miss Eleanor Paddock. Miss Isabel Holt
and MISS Agnes Bowen will be the guests
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs Thomas skinner have re-
turned from their wedding trip and are
Stopping at Ar. Wingate's before going to
Hongkong.
Mr. Lynde Palmer and Mr.. c. f. Warner
: e. -liions tie new recruits going 70 Alas
ka 70 seek their fortune. They will 60 on
she Slsy or Seattle next Wednesday.
Ar W. r. Zeigler of Philadelphia, who
recEnIiy returned from trip around the
MIC; mas been so favorably impressed
here. ~
a number Of the society girls are getting
up picture exhibit. which will be given
az the PARISH house next week during the
afternoons and evenings of Tue SCay
fund XVI 'A'0
Mrs A. B. Newling and Mis-. Newling.
oi Victoria, r. c., will be the guests OF
MIS-; II, 3 Teal. on North l street, next
week; Miss Newlng viii enter he Annie
r.sn, seminary at the beginning OF the
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-01-23
sNOHOMIsH SOCIAL NEWS.

SNOHOMISH, Jan. irwin T. Elweil.
until recently teacher in the Snohomish
high school. has accepted a position with
4 prominent Seattle brokerage company.
and will shortly move hts household ef-
fects 10 that city and make hts home
here. Mr. and Mrs. Elwell will be- great
~ missed IN 6nohomish musical, literary
ana church soesals.
Prof. Ransom, superintendent of the
Snohomish city schools. has been serious
ly i'll with typhoid fever for a week past
He is now slowly recovering and hopes
10 get back 10 his school work next
month. Prof. Ransom has secured
strong hold on the young people OF the
school. all OF whom are much concerned
n his condition and hopeful Of his re-
every
Mr. f Brakeman. OF the Brakeman Fur
allure Company. will have charge OF his
fathers fine ranch east OF town for the
next year. With good prices Mr.. Bake
man can reap Klondike from this rich
property.
A. w Hawks. of Everett. was In the
city yesterday making arrangements 10
move his family back TO Snohomish for
the time he Is in the north.
III. III. McMaster. proprietor Of the Sno-
homish crsamery. has sold his business
in Snohomish and Is preparing 70 remove
10 Arlington. where he will establish
creamery anu CHEESE IdNtpty III cD-optTa-
ton with the farmers of that vicinity.
Mr.. A. A. McMaster. OF Monroe, will as
sumo direct charge OF the Snohouish
factory and VIII move here. He will con-
tinua the Monroe creamery. where ne has
made a prize-winning article for the last
Two years.
W F. Masterson. OF Sultan. has come
back to Snohomish county. after a years
stay In Yakima He says that he will
make Snohom.sh his home for the I'm
mediate future.
Rev. T c. Wiswell. OF Brooklyn church.
Seattle. 1lled the Congregational pulpi.
last Sunday evening. Rev. wssweIl Il
an Old Snoaognish boy and was listened
70 by large audience Of old friends
The local Odd Fellow lodges were sn
.futter OF excitement this week over the
establishment OF new lodge OF that
order at Monroe in this county. Large
delegations went from bath subordinate
lodges here. Deputy Grand Master W
II. Ward Of anohomish. and Grand Sec
rr;ary Jerry Fortain Instituted the lodge
assisted by past srsnds ". A. Nelson, n
c. Cosnegys and l.. = Hart Seventeen
members comprise the new lodge. John
Francis. l.. Partee. Andrew Olsen. Martin
Peterson. NJ. Gasch and Henry Fronting
being the charter members.
TIE young people % the third ward
have formed a dancing club and on Sat
arday night held their first party. which
was accorded by all 70 have been a com
rlete success.
DIR. l. Fletcher visited friends In Ever
eit during the week past. Prof. Frsars
: haag The - - Of superintendent o.
-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-01-23
FREMONT SOCIETY.

MI G. +. Stone left for san Francisco
On q business trip the first OF tbs week.
Mrs. Louis Earnes and daughter. ~ Sn1
ramento. Cal. are guests Of Mrs. q. RI.
Anderson.
Miss Erbee. az Portland. Or. is whiting
with Mss Gertrude Anderson.
MI @. j. Carr IS convslescens after a
severe Illness
Mr.. and Mrs. S. r. Suffer. Of ns,ve-
Col. are visiting with Frernon. fr,endr
Mr.. A. F. Tucker. who vas seriouSfv In
jured few weeks ago. Is again able Ia h.
about - ="
Mr.. A. J. Goddard returned lag. unak
from two-weeks' absence in San Fran
cisco.
The Misses Booth entertained on Monday
evening at their resiSerce. Aurora street
in honor Of Miss Carrie Robinson and Mss
Daisy Keeton.
The members at the Christian E-seavo-
Society held short business meeting fol-
lowef By ar informal social az the Edge
water Congregational church parIors Fri
day evening.
The Entire Nous ladies' literary club met
Eitn s-s- 4 49, ADextssss..ArsS afieg,
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-01-23
OLYMPIA SOCIETY.

OLYMPIA, Jan. 22.-The Ladies' Relief
Society gave progressive euchre party
thursday at the home of Mrs A. A.
Philips which afforded splendid after
noon or entertainment and Eetted about
siX dollars TO charity. PRICES were award
ca MISS anna Wallace winning the prize
ior progfessions, and Mrs Bolton the
ione-hand prize. The consolation prize
fell to the lot of Mrs. CaIIow.
froI. Il. W. Brintnall delivered high
~ interesting lecture in the Christian
chufch Friday evening on the subject of
Cnlid Study His audience was large
and apprsciative
The Ladies' Home Missionary Society.
OF the NJ. f. church. entertain their
friends this evening at Columbia hall with
klondike social.
The condition of Judge C.. II. Aver e
practically unchanged since the first Of
the week. when relief was afforded to the
suffering man through the agency Of tho
surgeons knife.
A letter from John Y Ostrander IN
Olympia friends brings from Juneau the
news that he has rendered his resignation
as United States commissioner for The
District of Alaska and that he. with Mrs.
Ostrander will start over the trail for
Dawson about February l. DR.. Wyman
and wife. formerly OF Olympia, may ac-
company them.
A camp Of Modern Woodmen Of Amer
lea has been organized in Olympia this
week.
Lawrence Gronlund. the Seattle social
Isl, is in the capital city on a weeks en-
gagement. He lectured last evening be-
fore the local single tax club.
Joseph w Dorr. the Blaine poet and
author. Is visiting in this city
Dudley Eshelman reading clerk Of the
Senaf. during fha nr -,
ture for 1897, is renewing Capital City ac-
Quaintances.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-01-23
DELLiNtsHAM DAY SOCIETY.

WHATCoM. Jan. 22-rhe untim sIy
death Of City Superintendent Pattison
cast shadow over society events this
week
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles A. Robinson. of
San Francisco. are the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Flint.
State Superintendent Frank j. Browne
has been attending TO things educational
In fairhaven and Whatcom this week
The entertainment by the lady min
strcls on Monday night was an innovati,n
that has been the talk of the town About
sixty ladies' OF the city We're on the stage
dressed in the latest style OF negro min
streisy. The programmes Of songs, dances
choruscs and banjo and bone plays was
enlivened by & series OF local hits that
Kept the interest at high pitch through
out The performance win be repeated
with variations next week.
Mrs. J. s. Stangroom is visiting with
AIRS. Gordon In Tacoma
The ODD Fellows and ReDekahs sur-
prised Mr.. and Mrs. George Spence at
their home on Prospect street on Frida,-
and made it memorable evening in their
lives.
Miss Maud Frank. sister of Mrs Charles
Creenberg, returned TO her home In San
Francisco on Sunday after six months
stay in Washington.
Mr.. +. O. Graves. of Seattle. has been
IN Nhateom most Of The week looking af-
Ter the financial concerns of the bank with
which he is connected.
The membership of the congregational
ehurch met on Tuesday evening and car
RED ont carefully planned surprise o.,
Their pastor and wife, Rev and Mrs. A
rogers The house was filed 10 over
flowing and Mr., Rogers found that beinr
IN the hands Of his friends was a Sthcr
pleasant situation
Tho Trinity Church Epwcrth League
were entertained AZ the home Of Mr.. ans
Mrs Aavier Byron On Friday evening
Fhere were about fifty present, and IL was
a very pleasant reunion
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-01-23

COUPEVILLE. Jan. "a small CO.
OF old folks attempted to keep up - III
standard OF the young folks ana suyeNoe
Mr.. and Mrs. @. w. Boyington - ~
home last Friday evening Among ~
present were Mr.. and Mrs @. ". -
ington. Mr.. and Mrs j. W WhftA
and Mrs. II. b. LoveJoy. Mr. and
w. Irie. Mrs. Ewing. Mrs. Hoses -
Mrs. Mock
Mrs Marshall, OF Ballard. WASH l. q
guest at Mrs. A. s. Coates.
The first meeting OF the Puget -
Literary and Debating Society va
In the Academy building last 6atu
evening. A good programme was -
ed and two of the noted orators M ~
gage In debate next Saturday exou
The subject is whether Hawaii shoo14 II
annexed TO the United States or ~.
The Current Event Club met q
me Of AIRS. A. J. M. Hosom last -
- evening.
masquerade ball will be held Il ~
- ~1unty hall February ~
&yi. Earle was In Seattle this wSoa
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-01-23

tHt HALLS SOCIAL NOTES,

CHEHAIlS. Jan. 22.-Nr and Mrs. ]
"a kepne- left Yesterday for New Yori
70 De absent month. Mr.. Kepner re
Gently returned from Dawson. where n
secured options on several claims Upon
as arrival mere he formed a syndicate
which purchased half az No. ss. Ronanza
creek below. This claim now helongg
entirety 10 ChehaliS parties. Mr. Kepner
mas gore East On business connected with
ms DAVIS N interests.
Ir. and Mrs ]. II. Long. Of this place
are spending few days In Portland
Mr.. Erastus 2, Brown ard Miss Olive
Blankenship We're married wednessa,
cyeNing, January T. ISIS. a, the home Of
city
Mrs. Mamie Bradley and Miss Mauaa
nisaop, daughters Of Charles Bishop. OF
Ore.
A ". Watts. q Tacoma. is visiting his
friends here.
l. j NswheTry. CT Everett, formerly a
resident q this ,ity spen, shs week here
W Z Marion has gone to Aberdeen
where he VIII have charge Of The North
ern Pacific extension ID Hoquiam
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-01-23

ent Mr.. and Mrs. James Z. Bell. Mr.. and
Mrs. Kingston. Ny and Mrs. Lincoln,
Mr.. and Mrs. c. p. Clark Mr.. and Mrs
]. W. Lynch, Mr.. and Mrs. E. B. Nc
Gill. Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Quinn, Mr. and
Mrs. Carney. Mrs. Fuller and her daugh-
ter. Miss Jessie Foster. Miss Katie
Langin. Mrs. Crosby. Miss Dwyer, Mr..
3. J. Rucker. Mr.. Allen. Mr. Eipton, Mr..
Harrigan and Mr.. Langin.
Rev. r. Il. Hassel has accepted the call
of the Congregational church in this city
10 become its pastor and will commence
his la bors on Sunday February 20.
There will be special meeting Of Co
iumbia Chapter o. E. 8. next Tuesday
evening for degree work. The Chapter
is in fourishing condition.
Mrs. 8. W. Baird IL In Tacoma visiting
Mrs. Henry Hewett.
Lou Paramour. Of Snohomish. was In
town Friday.
The aremen gave a ball last Wednesday
evening and 1t was well attended.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-01-23

MANar Harry seelye spent sund1y Il
heat'le.
G. l.. Johnston spent Sunday IN -
vue with his family.
Miss Wrisa-. who il attending the -
tie high school. spent Saturday II
%se sx
II. n. Anderson. lumberman Of e.
vilie. Mich. visited with Or. G. n.
and family Sunday. M
Mrs. John Lay and daughter. uhe
beer visiting with Mr.. and Mrs. =.
frantz The past week. returned 70
W edaee<iay.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Raine eatest
Rev. j. VI. Brown. pastor Of the - @
Congregational church. Sunday.
Joseph r. Warren. of the Geaffn ~
Railway Company, was amoEs ~ "a 8
vue visitors Sunday.
Pref W NJ. Raine. OF the south 1.sls<
schools. spent Saturday and ~.
Bellevue. returning to South 6eoeuo
day.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-01-23

noon. The programme included cafsu
events and various favorite literary ~
lections. The next meeting Is with Nm II
G.. ellis. as1
The Wednesday Afternoon Club ~
with Mrs. Paul Land last week. 9uh10&
Child Study and Household Econeo16&s
Papers were read and a general dlo
son took place. There was large Mnl1&uI
present. The next meeting 10 with ~
A. r. Tucker.
The Twentieth Century Literary CO
meets with Mrs. Il. r. Pope Friday aftos
moons at 2:So. The subject OF muGlo II
taken up at each alternate meeting.
Miss Warner entertained Miss Mills, NJ
Howard. Miss Youngs. Miss May 0ml0
Miss Lulu Dodge. Mr.. l.. e. Andersen, IL
ID. II. Lewis. Mr.. J. Mcdonald. Mr.. II III
Turner. Mr.. G.. Morris and Mr.. ]. G.. ome&
at whist Thursday evening. follows
music and dainty refreshments.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-01-23
EVERETT SOCIAL NOTES.

r. hH6TT. Jan. ea.--Twsrty-fogr little
friends q Kiss Helen ard Master Ever
eft Hatfield gave them A farewell sur
prise az fheir homo in Lowell last Wed
cRs@sF evening. Refreshments were
served a2d a very pleasant tine was had.
& . Thornton. ex-rngsan are-t ~ r.
la.p was nere visiting his friends Wed
nsstfay.
Mrs. James Rel gave q progressive
pedro party 81 ser home on Rucker ave-
re last Tuesday evening fer the heaef.
e destitute family. There were pres
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-01-23
PERSON AND SOCIAL NOTES.

Mr. c, f. rlanae-y. ct Everett. Is IN the
city.
Mr. J. ". Ellis. Of Spokane. is now In Sc
attic
f. G Zeigler. Of Spokane. Is now Ia Sc
assle.
Mrs. VI. A. S,orrs. ot Mount veraon. Ia In
this city.
Mr.. 1. Il, rerley. q Reno. New. IS new
Ia Seattle.
Capt. F y bartlett. - po7t Townsend.
Is In the city.
: Mr.. ceorsc y Moran, of Chiccya. IS a
Seattle guest
Aajt. Gep Iesn r. Dallaime. of OLYMPIA
Is In the c.sy.
Mrs WALLACE o'Dssea. of IA ,osaa. s.
visiting Seattle.
Mr. Fraas .nallaiae. q olymsja. was
here last week
Mr. George Mullen ~ Gloucester. y =.
and NJ James TgsfiSh. Of Stevens Point,
WIS, VITO have seC2s seine .sss u tbs
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-01-23
BALLARD SOCIETY.

A very pleasant surprise pan
given IN honor OF Mr. Frank Ches
coxen at his begns Wednesday
Those present were Misc ID. w.
II. Wear. Miss 3. Fets~rly. MIS-
It's, Mics u. Looney. Mrs. b.
Miss ~. Fetterly. Miss I. Lcons1y
Simpler. Mas r. Smith. Miss
pier. Miss A. Murdoch. Miss i
Mr.. Charles Sgilcoxen, Nr. FRI
eoxen. Mr. III. Faikner. Mr..
Mr.. X. Locney Mr.. A. Sesmpe
Smith, Mr. II. Wood. Mr.. Char
Mr.. Johnson ard Mr.. O. Weaf.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-01-23

QUALITY talks. that 10 sh
insist on Frye-Braha. Co.'S E1xA
sas, Bacsa. -.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-01-23

Oisoa
aupirt
rIixE
Cenp
Week
pEori.
The Il
pans hi
the 7hI
and adj
that ~
where \
social 4
a Whole
sluelag
and tlie
: Rfoadm
II coed
lssids. a
tvsligeni
IN " hi,
stamp \
orliaaf
TRULY.
Of her
certain
pfisiles
own sc
beaatlf
her nEt
have b
the hes
creation
geodiy
pfonon1
Truax',
specs I
her ow
but as
ard tn
pathy
endowe
not ust
pie. Nj
even in
not str
TVp~tbt
see he
houses.
that 1t
furnish
most \
Ing. J
work a
Henry.
liciaus
attic.
felligen
as Is ]
l@ciaiiy
hits of
lngsnu,
TO the
as IL
throw
trump
Mess Sra
men =
matte
iuteres
In this
inapros
BreadN
now III
profess
pa 81 "
Banke
rehearI
having
There
IA the
origin
Mr.. T.
*The
week
last 81
was 81
bill W
repertd
operas
etili o
The O
even u
interpl
Music
lo0kjn1
Ing OF
Then
IL not
chorus
that Ii
Of ops
IN gait
and sh
OF BET
have :
Ing 10
csfnic
E'ven
people
music
wilder
music
ber a
time
fourth
ningiy
III, Ir
tarnptd
do thd
approI
by tn
EestR
the "a
before
week
bu, "a
does d
"done'
never
body
fully
asked
on 1oyc
is all
they q
Ing u
from
fcomis
they
some
middle
adher.
does !
In .'S
There
Grau
pacity
the D
she d
one o
Wesin
hawes
The "a
hsean
ia ire
cagiof
of fhs
and Il
and IL
and 6
DO a
aiich
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-01-23

most excellent and Interesting pro-
gramme WAS given by the members % the
Students Athenaeum OF Wilson's Business
College last Friday afternoon. The audi
snee present was large. consisting % mem
eers and visitors. Among the members
participating Tn the prosramme were:
Prot. Bennett. Miss Crow. Miss Knox Mr.
Deanyson Mr. Hutchison. Miss Morgan
Miss nsllerthal. Miss Mcnamara. Mr.
Thyson. and Pref. Wilson. After Two
hours session the society adjourned till
next Friday.
:. :. =
The Saturday Afternoon hist Club
met a week aeo Yesterday n the resi-
denee Of Mrs. = NJ. Preston. ON Rainier
street. Very neat and appropriate prizes
were provided for the winners. Airs. l..
G. Gilman wca FIRST prize and Mrs,
George KIRK Second. Mrs. WlliIara II.
Manning. os Newton. Ia. and Mrs. II. r,
Carr were guests 81 the club.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-03-15
I i ssIJI.-;;TI;SIIE1El
llsIKlIlLS
Trustees Sale.

whereas, G. II. Wye executed on
January 3, 1893, his certain trust deed
conveying to me, r. W. Downard, for
the benefit Of certain creditors named
therein, all Of his entire stock Of
goods, wares and merchandise Of every
character and description contained in
the brick building On Main street in
the city u BRYAN, Texas. SAID building
known AZ the Smith building, also al
notes, bills book accounts and chooses
In action, iron safes, Office furniture
and store fixtures In said building, and
whereas II IL provided In said trust
deed that said trustee hall sell said
stock u goods. ware, and mcrchan.
disc, notes, bills, book accounts. chooses
in action, iron safes, Office furniture
and store fixtures, or enough Of anne
sufficient 10 pay oil nll If the credit ors
mentioned in said deed Of trust and In
The manner therein mentioned Now
therefore, l. H. W. Downward, trustee
aforesaid, will sell, on the 2lst day Of
March, lsoo, between The houls II 10
O'Clock u. m. and O'Clock p, m AL Of
the entire stock OF gnod., wares and
merchandise, bills, nltos, book ao.
counts, chooses In action, ron safes, Of.
lice furniture and store fixtures as
aforesaid At public ialc in bulk, TO the
highest aud best bidder for cash, in
compliance with said deed Of trust.
X W Downward, Trustee.
bryan, Texas, March 10, 1905. mch2l
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-03-15

The following complimentary mention
rom the Chronicle OF Caldwell
merely bears ont the well known fact
that the Sew York Life and its popular
agent, Mr J.. G. Tabor Of Bryan, can
always be- counted on b. do the right
thing. The NeRsChronicle says:
'R o.. Tabor, Of Bryan, representing
The Sew York Lie Insurance company,
vas 30 the city yesterday, settling 4 re-
cent death claim. This Was rather 70.
mafkabie cas- az the insurance had
iapsed, but the company paid the claim
just the same"
Albert J .iafhera has purchased the
bicycle business Of Chas. Knoblauch
aud is citing mp new quarters three
doors north Of the Exchange hotel. he
handles Cleveland, Rambler and West.
heli wheels. and full line Of bicycle
.uudnes. Tie D. prepared to DO oil kinds
oih.cyc.p repair work promptly aud 10
frtc.ass style. Read biz I'D elsewhere
90 the Eagle.
The Cory Pa News thus describes
a new social function. "The Wcdnes
afternoon Embroidery club met with d
member yesterday afternoon and en-.
ioyed hobo tea. Each lady was given
tin plate, tin cup, tin spoon, and q
red bandaHna handkerchief. Refresh-
ments were served In paper sacks, Cof-
fee was handed around In old tomato
cans with cream and sugar in sardlr,
and salmon cans"
Losr-In Bryan Friday a solid gold
watch charm, square pattern with mon.
ogram Of letters II. +. s. on one side,
diamond crescent on the other side and
photo. Of a lady and gentleman on In.
side. $500 reward Tor return to TX.
change hotel Office. W
'ft A''t WIN ANAhlNfN rum o. LUulH
yesterday aud has a superb stock Of
spriug goods 10 offer his customers.
Among the novelties he brought il a
phonoguph which may be heard at his
store
Sanger wiI. receive a large shipment
.oi dl the late dry goods and dress
goods novelties ia Few days. Ladies'
v.hiug 9, make spring purchase
should wait and see ihom. So
~ Walker shipped six cars Of beef
cattle from Bryan to Chicago Sunday.
Ira Gooch aud win Arson went with
the cattle
Taylor * Cox bad n Gne serenade
last night, not to mention that barrel
Of rare old Imperial Rye they have just
received. Have you tried it2 II
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-03-15

San Francisco, March i4-Probably
the hest known white man In the
Chinese empire is DR.. Young J. Allen,
who has just arrived here Dr. Allen
has been engaged in missionary work at
Shanghai for the past 30 years lie /.
one Of the officers Of the society for dif.
fusion of Christian and general knowl.
edge among the Chinese The mission
with which he is identified, was cstab.
lishod 80 years ago. and he now Is on
the way 10 attend the centennial cclc.
bntion Of the event which viii b. held
AZ Baltimore In May.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-03-15
MOVEMENT OF TROOPS
Locomotives Steamed For Immediate
Use Of the GOyeEnment.
INQUIRY IS ABOUT FINISHED
The Wreck Divers Are Now 60 Assist
the Tags In Clearing the Debris.
Proctor say. Treachery Disw
Up the Maine.

Atlanta, March li.-Ordcrs were re.
ceiyed here by the master mechanics Of
oil the railroads entering the city 10
have every engine steamed up aud ready
for use at moments notice. All the
roundhousos in the yards were lighted
up Sunday night and a full force Of men
were at work-a very unusual thing for
Sunday night
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-03-15

Washington, March il.-The war de.
partment has promulgated IT, order ere.
ating the departments Of gulf aud
lakes aud abolishing the departments Of
Missouri and Texas The department
OF the ct viii embrace the states
Of the Atlantic coast to aud including
North Carolina. The department Of the
lakes viii include Wisconsin,, Michigan,
Illinois, Indiana, Ohio Kentucky and
Tennessee, with headquarters at Chica.
go; and the department Of the gulf
viii comprise the states Of South Caro-
lima, Georgia, Florida, Alabama, Missis.
sippi, Louisiana aud Texas, with head.
quarters nj Atlanta.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-03-15
A SAVERS CLUB.
Call for a Meeting this After
noon.

We, the undersigned citizens Of
Brszos county, Texas, do hereby give
notice Of a public meeting to be held at
the city hall In Bryan on Tuesday, the
10Th day Of March, 1898. ats O'Clock p.
M, for the purpose Of organizing a
"sayers Club' In the interest Of Hon.
J. ID. sayers IN bis candidacy for Gov.
ernof Of Texas. All are invited TO at.
tend. Signed by Chas. :. Gamer, A..
q. Bdetz, A. r. Wilson, H. II. Scale, j.
W. Johnson, J. II. Wilcox. II b. stod.
lard aud sixty.seyen other well known
citizens.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-03-15
Recruiting Men In tho south.

New Orleans, March ll.-Lieutenant
Commander John NJ Hawley Of the
United States navy, accompanied by
Chief Engineer Harry Webster, has ar.
rived at New Orleans and will tomor.
row open recruiting Office In the custom.
house for the enlisting OF ablehodied
seamen and machinists for the United
States navy After getting the Office
here In working order Commander
Hawley will 90 TO Galveston, whore he
viii see what the prospects are for en-.
listing seamen and machinists. he be.
lieyes that some excellent men can be
secured from along the Texas coast. II
the prospects will warrant IL he will
open an Office at Galveston.