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The evening times., 1898-12-26

are all. from the highest TO the lowest,
great dandies in their way, make soap
out of cocoanut oil and homemade I've
and fine soap it is-smooth and
fragrant This cocoanut oil is used
for shaving When q man wishes to have
a shave in the morning he starts out
with his cocoanut shell cup and donkey
tail brush and bottle. 1t is never any
trouble to find an empty bottle in Porto
Rico, Cuba Jamaica or almost any of
the larger West India Islands. even in
remote spots in the mountains. At
least twenty generations of thirsty DeO-
pie have lived there and thrown away
the bottles The man carries no mir
ror; he is toe poor to own such a luXu-
ry Not one house in twenty in Porto
Rico has even the very cheapest looking
glass But generously rich nature pro-
vides the mirror, as well as the soap.
= A recent gift to the Czarina of Russia
by the French nation consists of a
Chantilly lace shawl. 1t is about three
yards long and one wide and is wrought
of polychrome threads, like Venetian
embroidery, instead of being in one
color only Around the edge runs a
border of narcisSSi, exactly initiating
the delicate hues of nature This in
cludes two sprigs of red and yellow
roses which trail intertwined along the
four sides of the rectanSle. the central
pace Of whi,i is dotted all over with
lilies, on Il ground of the finest point
dA.er con. In each corner is the mono
gram of Alexandra Feodoroyna, sur
mounted by an imperial crown worked
in gold.
In London there is a woman. Miss Pen
man. who has control over more than 800
conductors of the London Tramways Com
pany. Miss Penman is the only woman in
England who occupies the very unique po-
sition of superintendent of street railway
conductors She engages all the conduc-
tors-500 all told-and. the inspectors; re-
ceives their reports from day to day and
superintends the numerous details apper-
tanning to the distribution of tickets, the
checking of the mems daily returns and
the dismissal of men when occasion arises.
The evening times., 1898-12-26
SERIOUS ACCIDENTS
AT HAGERSToWN
de22-eod-tf

EagJrstown, Md, Dec. 26.-J0hn Eas-
ton and Edgar Hencry. both Of Hancock,
were out hunting ye= e=tsrday morning hen
the gun young Henery was carrying WAS
accidentally discharged and the load tn
tered Eastons leg below the knee, in
nictiug a serious wound.
Dr. Robert b. Wills. of Hagerstown,
was yesterday thrown out of his car
riage I'm a runaway accident. A cash
several inches long was cut in his head,
and his shoulder was injured.
The evening times., 1898-12-26
ARE CANCERS CURABLE?

10000 persons die annually in the United States
from this dread disease because Of a want Of
knowledge by physicians generally to it,
but it can be cured as well any other disease
10y one who knows how 10 treat il. If you have
a tumor don't wait until il gets in the glands Of
the arm or neck and cannot be cured, but have
it attended 10 at once The lip, cheeks, nose. and
breast oftenest the seat Of the disease. Don't
allow the knife TO be Used. CHARLES ALLEN,
n. D.. No 1920 @ ST. NV. del3-tf
The evening times., 1898-12-26
A Crushing Reioinder.
F'rom TRUTH


Philanthropist-What would you do with a
nickel il | gave you one?
Treadway Tattters (sarcastically)-Git a new
coat, mister an some supper an nights lodg-
in an breakfast an dinner tomorrerr
Philanthropist-Here, take this quarter and
support yourself the rest of your life.
The evening times., 1898-12-26
Abusing the Horse.

CFrom the Cleveland Plain Dealer)
''Some of the swell New YORK fellows brought
horse into the room where they were banquet
ing and made him drink champagne Wonder
how he felt when they talked to him?''
Like Balaam, | suppose
The evening times., 1898-12-26
weadin. of Miss Car, su,ro

Los Angeles, Cal, Dec. 25.-Clara Sutro,
favorite daughter of the late Adolph Sut-
ro, was married here Sunday to w. ].
English, of Chicago.
The evening times., 1898-12-26
The Effect of Camp Life.

(From the Chicago Record)
"As sooon as soldier gets home he wants to
do three things .re
s'What are they7'
s'Eat square meal. kiss his sweetheart and
get his photograph taken"
The evening times., 1898-12-26

Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera and Diar-
rhoea Remedy can always be depended
upon and is pleasant and safe to take
Sold by Henry Evans, Wholesale and Re-
tail Druggists, 93S T Street northwest and
Connecticut Avenue and S Street north
vest and 1928 Maryland Avenue northeast.
The evening times., 1898-12-26
Secured Licenses in Baltimore

Secured Licenses in Baltimore.
The following Washingtonians We're is
sued marriage licenses in Baltimore Sat
urday: John d. Creney and Sarah H.
Marble. George +. Matheny and Ida
Spear.
The evening times., 1898-12-26

S3-S 6Ss
WALTERS HEADACHE POWDERS.
positive cue for headache. 8 powders,
doses, . cures 10 cents Sold by all druggista
ro2l2mo
The evening times., 1898-12-26
GLtn SLIGO

Bar and Cafe open Special catering and
music arrangements for dancing and social
parties, day or night.
Apply at Cafe or address Box 81, Ia
koma Park, d. c.
Go today. Go every day.
1t
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1898-11-24
-AnfdnNig una undnftdn0io.

Seirrih ser ,3neiunoiieb;iaite non
TeuBs %Obenitein, oeiieu ~2iboantlng Dor
tuniiig Sabreu erfolgte, ;eigte cine
belonoere 6Orce in Ger0iientlihun9en
bon Hrotlamotionen. Sin lolter Grs
las befinoet iih in Der .@eraiihen
Settung" uno Seigt, baB Der seits
weilige Seldliiper elmer |ola Wionte;
bel leineu ll~nteribanen lebr auf ans
iiano belt. Der GrlGB lautet: A..
Glle .%aritNnbigeu" 6remoen t0nren
mabreno meines guientbaltes bier ~
jeoer 2~agesilunbe oas SdloB unb feline
llmgebuug beiudJen. gSollen @enonnte
oas Snnere ieben, 10 melSen lie lid
beim lborparter. (Ss III itets elm
2borwlrter oa.) Sei Dem 2bormdrter
eriabreu Die 6remben oas Notbiae.
"a SD bier pon aniidnpl9en 6remcen
reSe, 10 nebme Sh an, oaB lie nihts
ununIidroises begeben sum Seiipiel
feline ifiueren Stode, Ounoe, feline
ihmutigen Stiefetn, @orte, gieoer
II. /. 10. N%arrenbdnoe II. /. ~. @iiuiht
Semano in Den Anlagen berumseiibrt
gu meroen, 10 fam er bel Dem Sofs
9drtner oarum bitten. Toh fam uno
foil Nlemano r~anii0noi9es" in Dem
Veluh Der Gnl09er 9~ebinoert iein.
b. OieIises a%niidnbises Yublitum ME
ad A. Wiit Dem llnterid)ieoe, oaE es
Die S1bnlein, Die ben NurdlaQuo ners
bieten, III beaften hat oaB Scnntags
uor;ugsmeiie Dem Seiud)e gewiomet
III. Wllt Der Ountelbeit hort Ger @es
Judi aui. Norum? 9Seil oann Die Yes
grille nNnltdnoi9" uno rllnanltanoi9"
it'd perwirren. C. Aui Iini ODER Del
len Garteu iinoet Sbises Se;iebung,
nit Der Semertuua, oae BORT Die
6aiarerie %beionoere Seriidiidtisuns
pernlent. ShloB Siieriiein. Den 25.
September 1874. y. LXNII'
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1898-11-24
lob Orr Nibtraotabrer.
3 Nsnih, ipeun bu fein 8abler bif,
60 banie Soft unb lei Suirieoen!
Dem iiebe, auf Der Welt mobl III
Dir oanu eiu bobes Slid beidieben.

Dem fiebe, AMI Der Nelt ,pobl IN
Dir oann ein bohes Slid beifieben.
Oh bleibIt beuabrt Dor pielem Shaoen,
0or 8nod,enbriihelt manderlei;
&riegit on and uidt 10 bide @aben,
Yilt on bod pieler Sorsen irei.
&omnif pom Spo;isrgang on mad Sauit,
60 III osin 9leib nod bell uno gang;
Oh plagit bid nid,t III beiner Slau'e
Wfit betnes HuoS uerbltd'uem Slan,.
SIM @egeutbeil! on 'annit bid, lobeu
Nm eiuem acknowledgement nod;
4annlt rubig III oein Sett oit graber,
Sn oeinem &opi III ia fein yof!
Nnd bralldlt on nirtmerniehr III bled1en
Sir 9iepuratnr ulo Holi;ei,
8emn betnl Spaiiergang h0tltenS bred)en
Sonn Stod nno 9tegen'firm %e1t;tuei.
@obl Dir. Der ou III SuBe %lauielt,
Dir gebt 10 leiht bic yuit niht auSl
TIM Del nud)-odB al iroh perihuauieit
9Sintt ireunolif Dir ees gSirtbeS NauS.
Damn taHnit on rubig orlrneu lieeu
llno baltel Aute LANCE Gaf;
WtnBi Ildlt mrs Hao "a ordubeu id)lutten,
DIR itiehlt mars uIdt, neil on teius bait
uno ihmcdt Der Stoii dir cu;u ieiue,
60 triufe ir0blit, mr. ems mehr,
2enn ild)cr tomlnit on httuu per 2Tjuc.
Sod aui Dem 9iao it's mauhmal ihrper.
60 gehit ourtl'S yebcl III iUirjtoeu,
Su 9tidlra0iabrtr. unueritbrt,
&oraUSneittt-Nott muQS utrhiitenl-
3dG oid telu 3ioolcr ibtridhrt.
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Der acknowledgements ben "a SipYembcr 1893.

Uett. nit melt aulserlnenen auyru,
perserrten iSii9en, uro iiebt 10 getiter'
bait blab aus. Der 9leine fildtet iid.
ME er ben Batter anblidt. Gr ruast
faum, ~ atbmen, unb bleibt ME an
9enaselt lteben neben ben Sberben.
Nad elmer Weile aber itwinbet Die
Surft, er tritt an bas Vett uno
idlinst bic glrme I'm bes Saters pals.
,9lein Yeter mill es ME nieoer
tbuu!" Damn %tlettert er auf'S Dett
uno fdnst an, benz 6ranten NIT ieinen
i~leinsn, weiten Sdnosu Stiru uuo
@ansen III itreiheln.
nS;jBca ga muB eiuihlaien. eins
idlaleu!'
llno rns ianite Streideln, Die lols
lenoen, liebfolenGeu WOrte oes tleinen
Sinoermunoes boben cine ieltiam be-
rubisenoe @irtung aui BEN miloen,
franten Wtonn. Or i6l0It mi,tlih Elm.
10 ianft, 10 ieli, ME er es lett SSod)en
ni6t mebr 9etonnt. llno ME Der tleine
Setter iiebt, oaB Der Gater idll0it. tilBt.
er ibm aani leiie Die ~2tn5enIloer, le9t
lein aOpifen gang Nidjt an oes Gaters
gelid)t uno itldIt auf) Elm.
llno iriih am nGhlien Wiotgen, ots
Der iun9e 9rSt, Der Elm bcionoeres 3n,
~tcrelle an Der tleinen 6amllle nahnl,
ms Simmer frat, fGno er lie allie
iflaIenN. Or erldraf beitlg, ME er Den
tleinen Setter in oe5 StOnten Scti
llegen lab, uno hob lBu id'nell bcraus.
Ood) Dem ainoe ieblte nihte. Yendeu
itliei rubi0 meter, udblcuO ber tleiue
Setter. Ser gleidD maf wuroe. Dem Got
Tor oon Den GrIebniiien pieier Sl0dt
sr5lblte.
Ter N'ater miro jeet bOlb gang scs
PUMP ieiu," iagte Der 9lrjt, ais er oes
arunten Bulls beiiiblte, rWteoiiin
bruudjt er ridJt mebr, aber heute Gbeuo
iolllt 0u linn mjeoer nit Oeinen tIeis
men SdnSen Ole Stirn unO Die 2lugen
ltreidelu, bis er eiuidJldit. 0us niigt
mebr ais ollie bitteren getrlnte uu0
2ropfen!"
Sn oie'em 2ugenblif idlus Srie
Glpers Die Nugen auf.
rWiein fleiner Yeter!" ia9te er leiie,
uno leine gugeu fillten lid nit 2brds
men. SD CLAUDE, ieet merSe i'd MINI
lid better"
Der 9lr,t nidte. Sic iinS gerettet!
GOtt lei Cant, oaB Sic mie6er itlas
fen f0nnenl"
SEER Cotton" beounu 6rie Gmers
nit uniiferer Gimme, lid mus
3hnen nod etmoS iageu unO bate cine
@itte."
910breuo er baS ia9te, baiteten ieine
Slife an Den an SoNen liesenben
Sfegten.
sd weiB gllea, mein amer
6reuno, Der tlelne Setter hat es mir els
Sdblt. SD meiB aud, mas Sie MOLTEN"
Gr itunb oui uno lammelte porlidiis
Ole Sffrben aui.
.0aB mein tleiue Ieern es nur
nidlt merit! fliiIterte Der Grante.
Ger tleine Better pqr per;ugetreteu,
I'M bem 2(r;t III belieti.
g|aB mib oas ALIEN thun, mein
fleiner Miunn. llno neil 0u INNER
10 braO Bit, mollen mir 6 Yeud)en gar
nitt eridblcn, SuB On 70 un9eitidt
MART uno Nie 6loihe iclbrohen bait.
60, II III allies tort, uRo lie merit
es GAR nift. lluo mursen, menn ib
wieoertomme, Damn bringe i) feline
Wieoiiiu nit, uber cine 6laite Weiu.
0apon molten mir Nlle trinten!"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1898-11-24
Gei,tr nhIurnc Grrrl1inltr.

Gs mar 'fon Nerblt, OILS 6r0ulein
Srilblin9 uOn Commercial uab 9Sin.
terthur reiite, nj rie 6umilie Tieret
einen netteu Sreis biloete. Defenders
geiiel ibr Elm 0otbgerber aus Yrauns
lfmeig, Der am blHuen Wtontag in
@eibenlee am gelben 6ieber ertrantte
uno in Giruuoen, am 0riinooruerlta9
beinube al ben ihwOr;eu Foden ges
itorben mare. 6uldl idJloiien Die bel.
BEN lflanten iunNen Mienihen oide
SreunNidOit, sur @erlObung ipenbirte
Serr Silbermann aupierber9 Sob
uno % Sabre ip0tel reoete Serr GolSs
itein All ibrer Silberbodieit Slet,.
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G1iasmune.

'geir IA, ais bdtas ih DID idon geieb'n;
SffS Sabre ber9 War eS Dor tpenig 3agen2
llnb IT'S I'M Grnume ntht oisleidt seideb'n?
Sd finn mn iinnfl bod ib tann's ntBt
,iagen.
VieIeitt, oab eincr gorstit Widrd,en,
DAB zines irlhren Gems Grinnsrung lebt
Tur iblnmmerne tisf ouf AM 'rsrS eele @runee.
Sc titf, oaB tsim Sauo ben S6ae mebr
bebt.
Supeilsn bauu ,pedt al Dee alien i3eiten
Gin lhmad) @ebenitu uuler Sdlid'al mieoer,
DEM Winhe gleid, Der mitoen Sarfenlaiten
Snt;oub,rt cine AhnunI alter yleoer.
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Nismard's eiierner Nerr

war cas GrsebniB leiner ausseseidne.
ten @elunobeit. llnbeSdbmbarer N&ius
uno iiir6terlide Gnersie weroen ni6i
seiunoen, no Wasen, ycber, 9tiersu
lno Ginscweioe nidt in Srbmlns limb.
@enn ibr piele Gisenidaiten wollt
unS bamit ben Griols. bann sebrall6t
Or. Sings neue e%ebenspinen. Sic
entpideln iebe Strait beS @ebirns une
oeS 86rpers. Dur 25 Gents in @
!. Nnbu'S Mpotbete.
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G:rnuniulln.

Weoisiniiher Sadueriidns
bigger: r9iat ali Dem CLAUDE if,
baB Die erblife Selaltuns bes 9lnses
flagten feline freie Notwithstanding
beeintrahtiste-" - Insetlagter
(einIalleno) Limb auBeroem bube i'd
eire Srau."
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1tid,t ut prrbliiffcu.

rGntitulri9en Sie, id INNS Sic
ihOn mai geiebeu buben; iino Sie
niht cine ShmeIter oper Serpanote
ser 6rau Sottor Sprinqer?"-n9 iein,
aber i) bin 6rau Oottor Splinger
lelbit n9lbO, oaber audi bie label
hate Neinltdfeit,"
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Tinr Td)lnufrrtiur Antiucrt.

Gin Veier ifreibt 9iui meme 5rage,
marum eigentllf ollie Shorniteinie9er
eiren ifwarSen Gplinoer triigen, anti
mcrtete mir letten CONNER elm ihmars
ser Gelelle, lilti9 lddelno unb ,ipei
&eiben meiBer 3dhne i'm idmat;en
@eiiht ieigeno; r9ia, gum ifnnur;en
gnina aeh0rt eoh INNER eeI &nlinoer!"
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has Eh,rrd,rual,iuH.

Sritden: rSabt Sbr in Der
Brauerei aud Slibner?"-Snfe
-@ie fommit On barauf?"-6rie.
den: nYapa iagte, oils er neulib aus
Der Srauerei beimfam, 81 Mamafen q:
Sin 10 iibeles Oierbubn 9ibt's gum
3meiten Wtale nid)t mieoer!'"
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J1i,rG1 bic Rlltl,tr.

Griter %ebr iunge: Gage, bait
On lfpn eiumal ben ,6liegenoen SOL
lln0er' geleben?"- %ebrs
unge; .9iee, aber einen ili~egeroeu
Seutifen lab it neulid, ser meinem
Wteeiier III auioriu9lif gemeien mar. "
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U-rIfrr G5rHuukr,

Nnup: Dent Dir, uniere 6reuns
Din Bertha mill lpdter Gbemie
ituoiren. Gas ltelle i'd
mir groBurti9 uOr-io in Die t"ieiiten
Gebeimnilie ser SdJOnbeitsmittel eins
bringen III tCnuen!"
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Gin iuurrrs friHrn.

.Sept meiB ih nift. mas nit meis
ner llbr III: auiae;u9en bab' i'd lie,
bis mir Der Nrm miioe semorben III,
9eidliittelt bab' it lie, geaen Die 5iidl.
tante .bab' it lie 9eitlaaen, auf bic
Grce uno an Die @ano bab' ih iie &c.
lhmil'en, uno lie geht INNER nod
njdlt ~"
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Auf Sru Liupf ortrrffru.

Stuoent: nSSas meinen sic,
Srdulein, ME piel elm Stuoent in iei'
men Sopf bineinarbeiten mus!"-
Srdule,n (oen ungemObrlid grOBen
8cpT oes Stuoenten auitarreno):
.Seiles-uno Sic crit"
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Ahurluitfrll.

u ifter: sic limo oallalS au6er,
benz nit ;ehu 3abren Ghrusrluit be-
frat wOrOeu?" - Nnaetlu9ter:
-Sa, Ougcntlldlldb bin it wieper bel
Shrel"
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%iesfen: n9iid)t wabr. DIANA,
Die 0jegenlGpe beriibren lid, cas fann
man gum Yeiipiel iasen, menn elm
crrentliher Yrcieiior einen gentlemen
StIumpi an bat?"
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Gurlrd1tr

Sal (pelder iih teim @irtb iiber
eas Glen beibwert): -0as 6leiib ii!
10 sab, oaB mans taum ifneioen
fann!" - @irtb: nGntifuloisen
sic, Die Meiier tausen nid;ts!"
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DpuurlNuuiu,

Stun. mas iasit ON ~ meiner
Srau?"-.O. bic ipriht fir iid tel:
ber."
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11urTut,.

81: .@os, Ou balt Sir einen Stie.
feltnedJ, 9~etanIt?" - y. (Stuoio):
ga, ih mill mir allmGiis eigene
Minhel anidlnii.nl"
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Grkluruuu.

-Seben Sic NAL, ME bauidllis oas
Soritbaus iit!" nIaran tra9t Der
Sberi0ritsr ielber Stulo 98ie
io?"--Cer liist. baB iih Die Yalfen
b%ieaen!"
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RrlrtHiaf.

Stun, 5ldulein @alesfa, seben sic
uns eiuige Sbrer 9abnen'Grinnerun'
gen gum 8eften!--.gin ih itou ID
alt, oab i'd Srinnerunsen babeu
miEte?"
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lrr uc,nhnttr ll1tlnr.

~slio Sein Gatte, Der gbseoronete.
9ebOrt i'm Harlament III ben 9Silben!'
-.Sa, bulm III Ell aber oabeIm oelto
inhller."
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Giufudr.

Srau: .9Sas MAIDEN mir nur,
bamlt mir Die riiditdnoise Wietbe bon,
Stuoenten Spuno bereinbefommen?"
-0atte: Ole anoeren Farteieu
itei9ern mir, Nlte."
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I,clnIIhr1u,tnt.

Sauefrou: r3eigeu Sic mir
einmdl Jbre s3euauliie. . # :
N modem: Sine Eerlon wle i1 bat
feline Gupieblungeu noting"
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Guntuurr Rid,trr.

Hihter (,ur Glilifleu i3eugirl:
-Nun miillen Sie mir Chr sllter ueu'
nen-Sie olirien aber babel ben
Shleier ppr benz Geiitte behaltcn."
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On Der TdIlrItrdIrn 9nrfTdlule.
2ebrer: ~gSelfe 0itter (@lter)
iino bic oauerhaitelieu?"- d ii CT:
Tie GiienGiiter!
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me. 100 9ldet
iullth eripor
lug. 30 glter
m Bad, 30
I'M Stldte.
0aus, quite
Shulhdus 40
,farm liegt
Ies uub orci
fet Crtlhnft
fuHi Mellen
groBe Grea
'br 9auo OFT
7 &aufer iino
nib,
'foro, Winn.
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Gmfire Nrauerei,
--ssn -
VAL. UDEPMANN
NaAtuIasr ssu tssae, risSs.
.elsrs, gIr-sSs

2Brh BeiorSurs pos e, tsm 3Isr asa
our1 5uucrtpmr cube 9rgt,at e 5eoieuaNi
uter mir ms Die 9ualt yti.r 6eeirtsH
RnneiAaft gu iiGeru. Sehei&uaeH ttr vs.
mli,cNafbrcut merhe7 Groriv1 bei1-1
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q,u DrirntlI 8 bureau.

-Oas 30. Sahr babe il bereits ~.
Wdaelegt !"--Soo! go menn Gle
Font nihis iurlidselest habeu. oaun
uuB id) beoouera!"
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The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-02-06
SPAIN NOT BACKWARD
Preparing Merchant Ships For Use
in an Emergency,
SURPRISE AT WASHINGTON.
There II Nothing ca Denote That the
United states Il the Country She
Has Her Eyes Set Upon with
Wariike Look.

New York. Feb. "a declaration Of
war from Spain would scarcely surprise
Washington moe than did the news
that the Havana steamship Ciudad de
Cadz is 10 b. transformed at Barcelona
into a cruiser 10 escort the Spanish tor
pcdo fotilla 10 Cuban waters. says the
Washington correspondent Of The
World. There had been no previous in.
timation that the Madrid government
intended 20 utilize the merchant marine
In preparing for war
In congressional circles the drafting Of
the Ciudad dc Cadiz Is regarded as ar
indication that matters aro progressing
toward an open rupture between the
United States and Spain A great ma.
lority of the senator's and representa-.
tiycs prefer 90 believe as they hope they
want o. speedy settlement Of the Spanish
Cuban question. aud carc little how it is
accomplished
Senor d. LONE, tho Spanish minis
ter ays ho knows nothing about h. lie
has received no communication ON the
subject
Navy department officials say the
Madrid authorities have the right 20
avail themsc.yo, of ail vessel in pas-cn.
ger or frigh. traffic whenever the gov.
emmont noc.s thcn The great Amer.
Jean liners can he armed go any time
and transformed into CRUISER Only
recently active steps wcr taken 90 ob.
tain tho arm. and equipment necessary
90 make tho.o vessels available immodi.
atcly
The Washington navy yari Is now
running night ami day making gun.
with which to arm tine auxiliary navy
should hos'ilities orcur These arma.
monts arr intended for the s. Paul. S.
Louis. New York and parisand the sub
Hiizad liner. which wero so constructed
that they could D. speedily changed in
Co commerce dostruy,rs.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-02-06

Denison, Tex, Feb 5.-Siar& Grund-
stein. a arm composed q sam Star and
Max Grundstein. doing a dry goods and
clothing business In this city since 1873,
have made a general assignment for the
benefit Of their creditors. naming Wal
ter S. Nevins assignee.
Tho liabilities Of the arm are CSC, SIS.
Tho assets are s6i $50. The cause q the
assignment was the fact that most all Of
the Indebtedness had fallen due recent
ly, and the Arm could not meet the bill,
promptly. The reason Of their failure
10 meet claims is that they wcre unable
10 make cotton collections last fall and
had % carry an immense Indebtedness
over that should have been paid.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-02-06

Topeka, Feb. 6-Goycnor Lccdy has
prepared a nilruad bin which gives the
boarl Of uilruad commissioners power
10 make and inforoc schedule rates on
all railroads IN Kansas He viii send
the hill together with an addrcss, 60 the
members Of the Legislature, asking them
Il they viii support such measure In
pccial session. II a majority Of both
houses roply In the Affirmative a special
session will b. called Tor March .. A
majority of tho mombcrs Of the senate
have pledged themselves to such meas.
urp.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-02-06
t. ..s vsn OF isy. Gsorgs ". rrusit Goes
on Accidentally While Hunting.

Dallas, Feb. 8 ~. G. Arnold, chief Of
police Of this city, was accidentally shot
yesterday near Cleburne, Tex, while
hunting, BY Rev George W. Truett,
pastor of the First Baptist church here.
The gun Of the minister was accident
ally discharged. sending load Of bind.
shot into Captain Arnold's leg. Tho
wound Is not considered dangerous
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-02-06

Washington, Feb 5-Tho house com.
mittcc on labor has favonbly Uportcd
the bil amending the S.hour law It,
effect, while possibly technically extend.
ing the operations of that measure, b o.
intorcc the law as it now exists. which
Is now impossible in muny instances ow.
ing 90 lack Of jurisdiction
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-02-06
BURN WIZ TAE JAIL.

Three Men Lose THEIR Lives aud An
other q. Fatally nurucd.
Cripple Crcek Colo, Feb A-ThUc
mon wcry burned 20 death and another
received fatal injuries in a frc which
destroyed tho Victor jan
Tho dead are
Thomas Quinn, a railroad grader, Of
Philadelphia.
4 nilrad grader known only a.
"Shorty
JAMES COuncrs
Tho injured man Is named Dublin
Tho four men vcrc arr'stCd tor dis
turMncc. TnDr frJams for help wen
hoarl by hundreds OF pgoplc who wen
powCrics. to aid them.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-02-06

Little Rock, Feb. h.-Charlcs + Az.
cock, cx.tuasurcr Of Boone county, who
ahscondcd several years ago, leaving a
largC shortage iu his accounts, and who
was rcccutly arrested In Tonnossoc, has
bccn convicted 40 Harrison and sent.
cnccd 90 five war, imprisonment Other
indictments arc still standing against
him