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The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1898-04-15
SENATE RESOLUTIONS.
III All Probability They Will BE Accepted
by the House.

III All Probability They Will BE Accepted
by the House.
WASHINGTON, April l5.-Some of the
house Republicans are already organic.
ing a movement looking to the accept.
ance Of tho senate resolutions when
they pass that body. They fear that if
the resolutions 60 to conference, con.
cessions may be made and delay may
follow. The senate resolutions being
the more vigorous. please many of tho
radicals better than the house resolu-
tons Mr.. Bromwell of Ohio and other
Republicans Of the house, after visiting
their colleagues at the other end of the
Capitol, came back jubilant over the
prospect that the senate would be held
in continuous session until the vote
was taken. They have been comforting
with their colleagues and the Demo-
Gratis and Mr.. Bromwell says he believes
motion to accept the resolutions will
prevail by an overwhelming majority.
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SENATOR'S ARE TALKING.

Debate on the Cubsn Resolutions still
in Progress.
WASHINGTON. April l5.-The action
Of the house of representatives, in adopt.
ing its declaration upon the Hispano-
American situation, made the senate
the storm center of the war elements.
The galleries were packed and thou.
sands were turned away.
A message was received from the
house transmitting to the senate the
Cuban resolution passed by the house.
BY unanimous consent, at the re-
quest of Mr.. Davis, the resolution re-
ported by the foreign relations commit-
tee was laid before the senate.
Mr. Turner Wash. began a speech
in which he sharply criticized the ad.
ministration for its 'vacillating and
irresolute, cowardly and pusillanimous
policy pursued by it in the Cuban
question: He said that the develop
ments Of tho past two weeks had
shaken his faith in those who had the
presidents ear and confidence.
Mr.. Hoar followed Mr.. Turner. He
thought the present was no time for
impassioned rhetoric, and manifesto
tions Of approval Of war sentiment. He
felt like entering upon the Cuban
question with the seriousness with
which he would attend church. II we
are going to enter upon course of &C.
ton in Cuba, it should be done as an
act Of justice and not of revenge. He
did not accept the doctrine in this con.
nection of an eye for an eye and a tooth
for a tooth.
Mr.. Hoar deprecated the exhibitions
of feeling towards the president, who
was, he said, in diplomacy, the repre-.
sentative of all the people, and wha,
the president does, we as people do.
AS for himself. he had not only ap'
proved what the president had done
but what he had refrained from doing
Mr.. Turpie thought the existence o.
the Cuban republic was the first fact te
be recognized. This was especially due
from the United States.
Mr.. Turpie though the people O
Cuba had earned nationality. If recog
nized as nation, it would rest will
them to do as they might please Will
the Cuban debt.
Senator Davis tried to get unanimou
r consent for a vote on the Cuban resolu
5 ton at o'clock, but failed, severa
other senators desiring to speak.
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PREFER HOUSE RESOLUTION.

Senate Conservatives Like 1t Better Than
Their Own.
WASHINGTON. April l5.-The con-
servative Republican members OF the
senate held q meeting in the room OF
the senate committee on judiciary.
after the close Of the Cuban debate, Tor
a general discussion Of the situation.
They did not attempt to reach defl'
mite conclusion as to tho course to be
pursued by them in the present emer'
gency, but the exchange OF views SO
far indulged in indicated . decided
preference for the house resolutions
over those presented BY the senate
committee on foreign relations.
Those present at the meeting were
Messrs. Allen. Hoar. Platt (Conn. },
Hale, Elkins, Hanna, McMillin. Fair
banks, Spooner. Aldrich and Burrows
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A Congregational Deadlock.

HORTON, Kan, April l5.-The ke'
publican congressional convention 1or
.ho First Kansas district continues III
deadlock. Over 80 ballots nave oeen
taken and not single delegate has
honued his vote, the last ballot being
.ho same as the first taken on Monday.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1898-04-15
Liver Complaints and Nervousness
Cured.

No complaints are more common than
the above; you feel dull and muRgy
your bowels move irregularly and you
have clumsy feeling about the liver.
AZ this condition develops you are apt
to grow despondent. Try at once bot
tie of DR.. Fenner's Blood and Liver
Remedy and Nerve Tonic II Will
brighten the spirits and give an exoep'
tional vigor to the body. II not salts
fled after using one bottle, your money
will be refunded by Frank Smith Of
Madison.
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President Declines to Sign Res04
lutions With independence
Clause Attached.
He Is Said to Have So Stated
to Senators Who Called
on Him.
Senators Still Debating the Res
OlutiOns---HOuse Will Likely
Yield.

WASHINGTON. April 1.-The presi.
dent has determined to veto the Cuban
resolutions, if they carry recognition
Of Cuban independence. He SO stated
to senators who called on him.
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Instructed to Ruy Mules.

WASHINGTON, April 10. The quarter.
master general Of the army has been
instructed to purchase 1000 mules for
transportation purposes. The purchase
probably will be made at St. Louis or
Kansas City.
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rouek. and somers Sail.

PORTLAND, Eng, April l5.-The
Tinted States cruiser Topeka and the
United States torpedo boat Somers'
which put in here owing to the severity
Of the weather on Sunday last, sailed
again during the day. Their crews
have been largely changed.
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Minneapolis Prel.te Elevated.

ROME, April l5.-The pope has ap.
pointed the Rev. Alexander Christie,
rector Of St. Stephens church, Mime.
apolis, to the bishopric of Vancouver.
His holiness has approved tho transfer
Of the see of Vincennes to Indianapolis.
from which it will take its name.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1898-04-15
Nm News Of Naval Movements.

WASHINGTON, April l5.-Secretary
Long has given notice that no news
whatever respecting naval movements
will hereafter be made public
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Unanimously Rejected.

BERNE, Switzerland, April l5.-Ihe
srcpestion made Wednesday by the
noAional council that the bundesrath
consider whether it could not offer to
mediate between the United States ana
Sna,n was brought before the bundles
rath and was unanimously rejected.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-02-23
MURDERED AN OFFICER
Constable Na-.s, shot Down FROM
Ambush o. Atktu.ts.

L.lo Rp.s. Feb gt-E g. Massey.
.a prominent citizen. and constable 81
Franklin township, Littl, Eycr county.
va. murdered alta point ..z mile, nom
Ashdowu by Nod Aiken aud bis SOM and
two negroes hc was trying 10 arrest
Ma, wa. shot from ambush. his lungs
being torn from bis hoiy by tho bullot,
Massey had previously arrested Charley
johnson, Aikrn's -on.n law. for carry.
ing % pi iul and johnson had escaped.
Constable Massey and Richard Dickens.
q deputy, started 10 Aikcn's house 10
arrest Johnson. Arriving near the house.
the officers were fired ON from ambush.
and Massey fell from hi- horse, his body
being torn 10 pieces with luckshot and
Winchester balls At the same time the
ncgroc, rushed from cover and opened
fire upon Dickens, but hc put spur, 10
his horse and escaped. Excitement runs
high and triple lynching Is probable II
Aiken and Johnson arr captured by the
dead mans friends IN the ncighhorhood.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-02-23
bemoerais In Alabama Invite T
Into Their Primar.ss.

Birmingham, Ala, Fob. o! IL b. MOI
improbable that the Popu.i.t party viI
soon be- wipod out as political factor u
Alabama The state D,mpcutic com.
mittee 90 IN meeting ~ Montgomery
last Tuesday, invited ell ~ ho would sup.
port tine Democratic nominees, regard.
less u past party affiliations. o. partici.
pate ia the Democratic primaries, thu,
opening the door 10 the plpulisis Ia
this, the largest county IN the state, 90
leading Pupulists held conference and
appointed q committee ~ wait ON the
Democratic county committee aud asccr.
tain u their return "a The Democracy
will h. acceptable The appearance of
the Populi-is was greeted with cheer.
by the Democratic committeeman, who
assured them that they would b. gladly
received into the Democratic fold Asa
result, q Populist mass convention has
bocn called, to meet herr Mnph 3, when
$500 Populnt- will, according 10 the
present indications, accept the Demo.
cratic invitation. This is. slys O lead.
ing PopuIi.t, the beginning " move.
mcnt which will extend all over the
state, and which viii practically result
in the absorption uf the pupulst party
by tho Democrat. within short time
tn, fact that b1ih plrt,r. pgrco on tho
main question the money ISSUE. IL
pointed out ~ % m-i. f0r the union
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-02-23
GALVESTON WON
That cay secure. the state Democratic
Convention In August.

That CITY secure. the state Democrati,
Convention In August
Dallas Feb % The Democratic *
ccutiye committee convened here thi.
morning % outline the policy NJ Oh,
party o. 20 the holding Of primaries, the
selection Of the place for holding th,
state convention and TO settle the qucs.
ton A. 90 who arr entitled to vote at the
primaries.
ON the latter "a stion the committee
Is divided SOME want only silver Dem.
ocmt, allowed. while Others are inclined
10 permit gold Democrats 70 take a
hand
Chairman Blake called the cougontion
10 order The roll call showed all mem.
bor' present Except two.
tn" first business of importance was
the selection Of the place of meeting for
the state convention aud the time II
holding the convention.
Galveston, Dallas and San Antonio
were placed In nomination IN which the
state convention was % be- held Ca
weston won the prize with but little
trouble
The selection Of the time had but 1t.
tie opposition Tuesday, Aug. ., was
selected
The convention then adjourned until
3 . go O'Clock
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-02-23

Lillian Lewis appeared at the opera
house las' night in her new play, "Foi
Liberty and Love" which is Of roman.
TIC character and deals with the war in
Cuba. The betrayal Of Maceo and
other incidents Of the war are woven
into the piece. Mics Lewis essays Tie
role Of Carlotta Casanova, a patriot,
Cuban girl. She has vast amount OF
emo'iona. work and displays some
hand ONE costumes.
She is supported bya good company
in wTich George Johnson A. Cant
Noyarro, E'elka Wardell a. the Kanss,
widow, and Hugh Gibson AZ the Texa.
co"b5y sergeant acquit themselves well
Lawrence Marston does the william with
considerable success.
Much Of the s.cnery could no, le
nfed aud the fill OF Miss Lewis in the
third act bad to be LEFT out in conse.
gusnce. The attendance was only f,I,
bot The adience appeared on the whole
well pleas j
Tie pay is very sensational with
hass aud guns galore, aud winds 40
"iil 'he annexation u Cuba 10 the
United States.
ln '.ra Of lie present attitude of the
'' administration 1me of the iusome
references 90 what the United Sat
would do 90 help Cuba sounded like
'.ey should be followed by The erprc..
sNe .tt'o word init"
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-02-23

Dr. Hairston. toe specialist an
nouuces that hereafter he will be 81 his
Office IN Bryan Monday, Tuesday, Wed.
nesiay and Thursday Of ca b week and
IN Sayasoia on Friday an dsaturday.
The girls and boys hal a jolly bicycle
parade yesterday with beautifully deco.
rated wheels. They took a run 70 Col.
ege in the afternoon. The celebration
was in honor Of Washinst0n's Dir 'hday
The town Of L1mpasas has been sued
by bondhoIders for the payment Of the
old waier.works bonds. This seems TO
have been caused by carelessness. Ia
1898 a new city gjgernmeut WAS eitab.
lished, which has proved to be null and
void, the court holding that The old cor.
poration was no. dead The Leader
says the amount involved fo9ts up
about i6s,OoO; $4,000 principal and
thirteen years interest --Srn Angelo
Standard.
Those Southern farmer sayI Texas
Farm and Ranch. Who have struggled
all along 10 the weather. beaten habits
Of their ancestors, and not only refuse
b adapt themselves 20 the changed con.
ditions that turround them, but ndicule
and even denounce those who prOpose q
rev adjustment Of crops should makc
an effort b. zee themselves A. others see
them. Tho Louisville Dispatch express.
o. astonishnent that farmers 10 the cot.
ton belt should refuse 10 adopt diyef-i.
lcatiIn when they have conspicuous
examples IN Kentucky and Tennessee,
which are nov the most prosperous
ates Of the South through the alop-
ton Of liberalization especially 10 al Of
the rural bfanches-stck farming.
Every private pension bin is bin b.
give a pension TO somebody no, entitled
10 II under the law. When the pension
bureau rejects an application fora pen.
zion, the next step is for the pension
agen' to put o bill into congress. The
hutton does tie rest Congress often
with less than a iiflh Of o. quorum pres
cDt-passes these bill at the rate VI
thirty or 80 to the minute, nobody hay
Ing courage 10 0hjec. or even suggest 90
quorum. This cOwardice Of congress.
men is costing heg5ycnmen', not mill
lions but tens n million. Of dollars
year almost every dollar ofwhich gocs
90 rersous utterly without claim unou
.ue government bounty auI utterly
unworthy Of .t The private pension
300 ls a s,ea. aHd congress b. plriIcor.
rlmiris BOO Boz arumpl.shmeut-sal
Angelo standard.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-02-23

The woman wished 10 be aristocratic
and did not look at the money she gave
TO the conductor Of the car but he meek
ly gave her back the lozengo on which
vas stamped "Iil never cease 10 love
thee, ani said he was an orphan with
five little brothers to support, and must
be excused.
Yesterday was the anniversary OF
Washinglon's birthday, and the only
thing which ma'red the pleasures Of the
day was the fact that George Washing.
ton had Teen lodged IN jail here Mon
DAY charged with burglary.
When Won want good teams and
handsome tcurnouls remember the best
place 10 find them IL al W. T. james
stable. II
Sam lsbeIl, r. J.. upchurch, Rube
Massey W Rice, Harvey Allen and
ai.i Swain were over from Grimes couu.
iy yesterday.
w.
yh,,- COMO - L. -. $50 p 's'1
i.rp. o,rry q, n,I,a.I,a p,.', ~ 20
Gallery. II
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-02-23
NO GOLD CLAUSE.
Attorney General Crane Wm Sot Ap.
prove i"ud. ,u Designed.

san Au'1mo, Feb 20 Attorney Gen.
cnl Crane of thu, state hl. ju,t ruled
that hereafter all bond. issued by c,uu.
. tics 100 this state must. before approval
T hy him read payable m tho lawful
money of 'ha United -mf..." instead uf
Payable Boo rY'd, 90. b. h.n Oh. u-.
tum This ruling $50. announced d. %
/ legal rpr ,ultto % fU. county n.
mis.inuer- of B.Ur county. who vested
Attorney General Gran. 90 Austin. Zoo
regard 90 uu issue ny tl4.ul ufuu.iuy
bonds Tine question uf .ne ragin. of
tHe bond. issued 900 f.s state $50.
bUughtipihr attention ui on. attorney
general through fNp urtou uf OBJ. ..fg uf
Beaumont The Htr council u Iau
nri.mn.. rrNii.u. tur tl. .u. q
bonds payable boo ru.u SIS. .H I.N.,..
tha mHyruf fhn town t..I l.t r.
ordinance vU- passed over rU.t... I..
mayor OF BEAUMONT appealed ufU..f
tnm.y general. and On. lu fUu
uHdo OIL. ruling that rH. IH.t-. .au. f.
tl hr approved hy hm must u..
"pau.. 200 tla lawful money OF ,r,
United States and uo. "pulu.r iu
GOLD
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-02-23
Real Estate Transfers

The fO.i0Eing real estate transfers
are furnished he Eagle by Mr. J. G..
MinkeTi. lawyer aud real estate agent.
Deed from G. A. Glenn to Florence
Wilson, lot . and - feet OIL north side
Of i0t 5 Ia Stone City; consideration az.
Deed fiom Lena +. Reed and hus.
band 70 4. b. Carr, lots and fin block
o., city Of Bryan; consideration $3.50.
Deed from Mrs. c. VI. Proctor 10 }.
II. Black, a acres In 5. +. Austin
league consideration 1900.
Deed from Wilson Gregory to James
+. Hall, 80 acres ia John williams sur.
yey; consideration $3.50.
Deed from James +. Hall to r. ".
lligg', 50 acres in John Williams sur.
yey consideration $3.50.
Deed from Helen Mathls TO J. l..
Edge lot . and ~ feet OF north side Of
lot 2 in block l76, city Of Bryan: consid.
Grafton $500.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-02-23

Lebanon Ills, Fob -. For nearly q
whole week thi, city has brcn In dark.
ness In making the to.t " the electric
light plant constructed Tor the use NJ the
city experts decided that to obyiuto de.
feet IN the running of the engine It
would BE- necessary to rebuild the engine
bed This work was entered upon ON
"Wednesday last under an experts dirrc.
tiuns, since which time the city has
hccn in utter darkness Tho old gaso.
line lamps having been removed, there
was no way ~ supplying light, and the
inconvenience has been considerable.
Fortunately, the merchants using clpr.
trio light had not disposed NJ their coal
o,l lWup. or they would have bocu com.
pvllcd tu close busiuos, 40 rundown
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-02-23
CHARGED WITH FRAUD.
omcors uf su AlasLun Transportation
Company Ia Trouble.

Company Ia Trouble.
Seattle. Wash, Feb. I'll. A. Smi.
ley lo~i agent Of the Snow and lee
Transportation company, aud his assist.
ant Phillip llama, have bccn arrested
ON th. charge of obtaining money undpr
falls. Wulw.e, Mr Minnie Cunip
claims thoaummny has mot carried ont
lr contract Wta her. Joseph Iaduc,
tao w.. SHOWN Alaskan miner. told
Chic. u. Police Reed Doc ha. no con.
u.nfw with lho Snow and leo Trans.
poru.I"u company which adycrti,cs
hm lt pr don't The company adj.
Yris itI uNo passengers 90 Dawson
fora stated amount hy mean. o.. steam
.'oda l'ol-o claimed 10 hayca contract
for the gov nmcut rrlirf expedition
over tine Dalton trail.
Edward Kocuapld, vice president
and general manager Of the company at
Portland, was arrested ON the same
charge.
Agent Smiley says the company will
carry out is contents to the letter
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-02-23
WASHINGTON D0INGS.
Proceedings Of the Senate and the
House Of Representatives.
SOME PENSION BILLS PASSED
Tho House AMER = Spirited Contest
Passes the Measure Co Indemnify
Sewberry College The Cen.
sns Biii In the senate.
SOME PENSION BILLS PASSE

Washington, Feb. %. For three
hours yesterday the segatc had under
discussion the bill providing Tor the TAX.
INK Of the twelfth and subsequent cen.
sues Il was 20 amended a. 90 place
the censns bureau under the secretary
Of the interior, but the extended discus.
sion which followed disclosed 20 wide a
divergence Of view on the part u the
senators a. TO the various features Of the
measure that no further action was
taken.
A resolution offered by Mr Allen u
Nebraska, directing the committee ON
naval Affairs 10 make an investigation
Of the disaster 20 the hattleship Maine,
was adopted without debate.
II wa. private bill day IN the house,
bat little was accomplished, owing 10
the fact that most Of the time was con.
sumed IN the passage Of private pension
bills coming over from the Friday scs.
sion three weeks ago
The feature u the day wa, the spirit.
ed contest over the bill 10 pay Ncwberry
college, a Lutheran institution IN South
Carolina, $4,000 for damages by Fed.
eral troops IL was finally passed
ON motion Of Mr. Bailey, the Demo.
cratic leader the house voted % 10 IS Ia
observe Warrington birthday. by al.
lourning over 70 today, but Mr. Ding.
ley raised the point ~ no quorum, and
before further action could h. taken tho
house recessed under the rule until
O'Clock
AZ the night session Of the house the
pension calendar was cleared Thirty.
eight pension bills aud two bills rcmo,.
Ing charges of dcsrriiDn were passed
Among the pension bin. wa, one grant.
ing pension u go pr month fo Mary.
art Custer Calhoun. sister OF General
Custer The bib ha- already passed tho
senate Three pension bills au.d $50
pr month
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-02-23

Clark,yiilc. Tom, Fob. g2 ono
women was burned 20 death m tm.
section While Mn. Richard Evan. u.
IhomariiIc 500. placing her bale 100 Oh,
cradle her cl0.nug caught lire from Gina
fireplace bch,ud her. and she was horn.
bly, burned before assistance reached
her, living in that condition for several
hours.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-02-23

Victoria, b. g., Feb. ge Ncws 10.
cciyci from Dawson ay- scmy ba. dr.
yciopad among tho miners 90 such rg.
tuut th1t th.ru is now li cases u Gina
public hospital II is estimated thlt
There is from De- ~ Do eases u private
cabins, swelling the who,n number ga
30 Precautionary molsur. are being
taken TO prevent tie spreading Of tau
mnlady
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-02-23

Galveston, Feb 22.-In the case " 4.
J. Iullock vs. the Galveston, Ia Porte
and Houston railway, go Tor hearing IN
tho Federal court here, Judge Bryant
announced that hc would order the
property. Tor sale The attorneys arc
now preparing the outlines u n decree
10 be submitted TO the court. The terms
VIII DO cash.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-02-23

Montpelier, Feb ga bomb was
exploded ~ the residence Of Mc..Iu,.
former president ~ the chamber Of
commerce Serious damage wa. done.
but there was no loss OF lfr. The po.
lice discovered three similar bombs boo
the vicinity ut the headquarters ~ the
staff and at the railway depot Several
anarchists have bocn here for some DAYS
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-02-23
Announcement.

our nui.ois moss open auI we are
ready Tor business Entire prenis +
have been renovated aud rom5i.eI
with ever facility ior doing Gue work
"e guarantee satisfaction. YIN are
cordially invited g. call, c.th.rfrIu.f.
Aes' of pleasure Bedford
" Photograp. cr.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-02-23

The ladies OF the Presbyterian church
vii. have q cake sale at the re..lcure II
Mrs Ida shepherd from l0a in oI2SO
and from 2 TO . p. No., saiurda, Feb. %.
Patronage Of h9usekeepcr- respectfully
solicited. "a
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-02-23

Bolton, Tex, Feb 22.-Thc jury in
the McGlnsson case Brought In q verdict
OF not guilty. Tho charge was forgery.
McGlasson was merchant and banker
at Troy.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-02-23
Tho nlI,,nrh In wl.cnn,ln

Milwaukee, Feb 20 Tho blizzard
has finally spent It's fury Tho rccorl
OF the weather bureau shows a fall Of y
inches ot snow IN two days The best
previous record was in 1881, when fall
OF 20 inches was recorded In four DAYS.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-02-23

Burkoyillc, FOX, Feb 22.- During a
heavy rain and thunder storm here the
residence Of Mrs. Robert Cadc was
struck by lightning severely shocking
Mrs. Cadc and her daughter Miss sy.
hi
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-02-23

Columbus, Tex, Feb. 22.-Anothcr
ease of smallpox has developed In q 9
family Of Charles llorl Of this place, this
one being boy OF . or q years. Little
fear Is entertained q the disease spread.
inc
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-02-23

New York, Feb 29.-Amo- r. Emo.
proprietor OF the Fifth Avenue hotel,
died here, aged IS years Mr. Emo
amassod q fortune estimated at sll. OOO,.
600 by lncmtLon IN city nll e.lntn
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-02-23

Berlin Fob !2 1t BE- announced that
the Chinese loan of GlGmO.0uO $50.
oOo,oool has been arranged with Hong
Kong and Shanghai and the Bank %.
London and GcuHau.Asailc hank