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The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1898-06-24

Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Bodah
mourn the death of an infant
daughter at their home on Wy
oming avenue. which oc curred
yesterday morning.
P. Schipley went to Biwabik
Wednesday.
Messrs. A. E. Dunsmore, r.
r. Bailey, D. &. Christopher,
Frank Trampush, Dan Shea.
Nels Anderson, F. J. Rinnert
and J. 4. Pearce were among
1.-THE delegates to the republican
county convention who went to
Duluth yesterday.
Sunday School services will
be conducted at the Episcopal
Church each Sabbath morning
at 1000 o'clock. Church ser :.
vices will be conducted at this
House of Worship on alternate
Sundays.
Miss Scanlon. of Eveleth. was
in the city last evening, the
guest of Miss Scott. Miss Scan
Ion has finished her school work
for the term, and goes to Biwa
blk today for a visit with friends.
Rev. S. A. Jameson will con
duct divine services in the Pres
byterian Church Sunday, June
Goth, morning. and evening.
Morning subject. 1.-THE Cure for
Dissatisfaction" Evening sub
ject, "How can the Country
Maintain Pure Liberty"
Gen. P. w. Scott was a Du
luth visitor over Sunday, and
during his stay made himself
solid with the news gatherer and
gained favor with Duluthites in
general by a lengthy interview
| on the beauties, and advantages
OF the Zenith City as q summer
resort. So
E. P. Rankin, of Marquette,
Mich, auditor of the Lake Su.
perior Powder company, spent
Sunday in the city, the guest of
H.. F. Barber, local agent.
J. Windell Murphy has &C.
cepted a position with H. H.
Lien, in the Gem tonsorial par
lors. Mr.. Murphy is a former
Gogebic boy, and is known as a
frst-class. barber
q Mr. xnd Mrs Theodore Lin
strum returned Monday from q
visit at their former home at
Linstrum, this state.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1898-06-24

MsIr {, Mrs. P. e. Bowling,
lot Eyeleth rejoice over the ar
riyalof 9 bright girl baby at the
editorial manse on Saturday eve.
ming last. e.
O.Davidson, of Lake Linden,
Mich. visits in the city, a guest
at the home Of Capt. and Mrs. J.
II. Pearce, of whom he is a
nephew.
Mayor Scott returned T tuesday,
from Duluth where he spent the
Sabbath.
Mrs. E. Graef, of uMarinette,
Wis visits with he sons, Messrs
Johnand Jacob Stein, in this
cityl 80.
Yesscribe took in Mountain
Iron On a "bike". Monday, and
took occasion to test the damp.
ness Of the murky fluid in the big
ditch alongside the road. But
like others who have been there
before, we swan ashore and live
to tn it over. Funny, though,
how the inexperienced wheelman
always picks out the soft places
to alight.
Notice the Great Special Sale
now On at the
.> 4. PEOPLES STORE.
The Finnish Temperance So.
ciety are holding their mid.sum-
mer picnic festivities at the Ohio
grove today. Brass bands, fly.
ing banners, hundreds of visitors
and Unrestricted festivities will
make the day memorable as one
of social enjoyment.
r Mrs e. S. Kathan leaves
Tuesday next for Geneva, Neb.,
to BE- present at the Golden
Wedding festivities of her par.
ents.
Tho ice cream social given by
the ladies' of the Catholic church
at the Schipley building last
evening was we'll attended, and
the society exchequer was i'm
bursed in a goodly amount.
Mrs. Cuisine Strand and son
of Ferryville, Wis.,. visit with
Mrs. Strands sister, Mrs. j. A.
Kennedy: Mr.. and Mrs. Ken.
nedy will legally adopt their
nephew who is 9. bright LAD ct
four years
a. 81. Elmer ard: brother left
Wednesday for Duluth and the
Twin Cities:
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1898-06-24

John Strom and Miss Mary
Berard, both Of Eveleth, we're
married at the Swedish M. p.
parsonage ii this city Saturday
evening, the Rev. a. g. Olson
officiating. ~: ~
Miss Mary Talon, of Besse ;
mer, Michigan, visited with the
Misses Martin in this city Sat.
urday and Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. E. Bickford
and Mrs. P. Schipley and chill.
dren left Monday for Sheboygan.
Wis. Mr.. and Mrs. Bickford in
tend locating at that point,
while Mrs. Schipley and chill.
den will visit for some weeks
with friends and relatives. r.
Miss Rose Martin, who. has
been attending school at the
Institute Of the Sacred Heart,
Duluth, returned home Monday
evening.
Rev. DR., Forbes. of Duluth,
will preach and conduct quarter
~ conference at the M. e.
Church in this city on Tuesday
evening next. On Thursday
evening next he will conduct
similar services at Mountain
Iron.
Chlldren's y, shoes, all latest
styles and sizes, at right prices,
at Talboys and Campbells.
J. F. Dacey, the boiler maker,
was in town Monday. The En-
terprise was not favored with a
call and no cash entry in our
ledger was made necessary,
J. D. Taylor and Richard
Bailey were elected as delegates
to the state convention, at the
republican county convention
held for such purpose yesterday.
The unit rule for the delegation
was adopted. ~
An Eveleth livery rig came to
a grievous end at an early hour
Saturday morning, the gay occu-
pants of the conveyance running
same into the ditch and wreck
ing it in their attempt to terrify
the natives. A taste of city Jail
life and the payment Of a goodly
price for the injured vehicle as
sisted materially in SOLDERING the
parties.
Dress goods and table linens
a mammoth stock, latest patterns
at Talboys & Campbell's.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1898-06-24

clothier, was in the city Wednes-
day.
Have you seen the elegant new
line of shirt waists at Talboys g.
Campbell's? All latest styles
and patterns.
r. N. Crowell, of Two Har-
bors, spent several days this
week among Virginia friends.
James Kidd, the Mountain
Iron irrigator, was in the city
Monday.
Miss Lorna Bates is now the
proud owner of a fine Shetland
pony and a handsome barouche,
the gift of her father, DR.. Stuart
Bates.
Fred Lerch was in from Spar
ia Monday. Mr.. Lerch left the
same day for a business trip to
Salt Lake City.
Talboys & Campbell carry the
largest and finest display of sea-
sonable fruits and vegetables in
the city, and their prices are
always right.
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. G. Smith
drove over from Mountain Iron
Wednesday evening.
Col. J. G. Shandrew, OF ST..
Paul, was in the city Monday at
tending to insurance business in
regard to a settlement of the
Patient loss
There was q ..hot time IN
town yesterday, the animated
period continuing until long
after sunset.
The Enterprise makes a spec
ialty of Fourth of July posters.
See our samples and obtain
prices before ordering your
wolk.
| G. H. Webster, of the Eveleth
Light company, attended to bus
mess in the city Tuesday.
A party of Virginia and Mt.
Iron pleasure seekers picnicked
at Ely lake on Saturday last.
| L. w. Schumacher spent the
week with friends in the city,
departing for his home at Orion
[ville yesterday.
4 Jas. McAlpln left yesterday
for Seattle and other western
points.
| Talboys & Campbell sell the
famous Rubber Paints, best II
the market. Ready mixed and
Capt: Matt Cundy, of Soudan
called on cigar statesmen in the
city Saturday.
S. Milavetz returned on Fri.
day last from a short visit with
his parents and friends in New
York City.
! For everything the newest. the
incest, the latest, 60 to the
PEOPLES STORE. :
j.. H. Horrigan, Of Sparta, al
tended to business matters In the
city yesterday. e i
The Ladies' Aid Society of the
M. E.. Church will meet with
Mrs. M. G. Palmer on Wednes
day next.
j.. Shanedling attended to bust
ness in Duluth Wednesday.
M. A. Peterson. cashier at the
Adams, was in the city yester
day. ..<....: ...-
It will be to your advantage t
inspect the goods and prices and
make your purchases at the
..- PEOPLES STORE
Mr.. and Mrs. s. M. Owen,
were down from Tower Tuesday
The Fourth Of July, the small
BOY and the fire cracker are al,
ready on tap.
Gold Medals to HARPER
whiskey at New Orleans 3
Worlds Fair Chicago Try it, 70,
will endorse the Judges verdict
. Sold by T. a. Clark, Virginia
MINI.
William Kingston came dow
4 from Tower Saturday, and spen
1.-The first Of the week with Vir
Iginia and Eveleth friends.
Murnik Was ever from
s. Eyele Gil Tuesd ay sssS
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The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1898-06-24

Dress goods and table linens
a mammoth stock, latest patterns
at Talboys & Campbell's.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1898-06-24

Mr. aud Mrs. Theodore LIN
strum returned Monday from q
visit at their former home at
Linstrum, this state.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-02-22
An advance notice saws

an NuNNNtt uuilit says
Writer Of fiction, by anticipating
history, have helped TO make history
aud 10y anticipating radical reforms,
made their fiction the advance agent u
those reforms.
"The newest effort Of thi. class Of ro-
nance IL play written by Lillian, Lew.
j., Albert Bigelow Paine and Lawrence
Marston, aud is called For Liberty and
Love.
at does not deal with politics, but
foreshadows, what history will more
than likely make reality, the indie
pendenre Of Cuba and ITS annexation TO
the United States.
There g. NJ une scene in For Libef-
IS and Love that deals with this, but
hat one scene comes nearer 90 being Of
direct and peasJnal interest 10 every
American man and woman than any
thing attempted in drama In many,
many years.
This one scene IL in the last act and
represents Cuba as an annexed state Of
the United states aud H. people citizens
OF the United States.
"The fact that Miss Lewis PIE ent.
the play il in itself nm assurnnc" that IL
il not the class Of drama TO which the
heretofore produced Cuban plays be.
long but high order Ut play, with Lib.
criy and Love for IL. theme presented
by competent cast-in 4 dignifed man
ner, with proper scenic enyironment-.'
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-02-22
TORTURED HORRIBLY.
Another Outrage Occur, q, ibe Lands
Of the ! .rk..
THE MACEDONIANS SUFFER.
village Ansr village Entered and reo
pie Arrested aud Thea Tortured
beyond the Hound, Of sem
bIancs of Ci,iiifed People.

Consiantinople. Feb ~ The rote of
the Bulgarian agent 10 the Turkish GOV
eminent, protesting against the treat
mcnt which Bulgnnans have been sub
iectod 10 m Macedonia. reveals a state
~ affairs similar 10 that which existed
In Armenia IL state, that village after
village has been surrouu lyd by the Turk
ish army. Wholesale arrests have been
made. and that the prisoner, have been
subjected 10 unhoard ~ fortunes
The note gives a list NJ villages ani
the names of the victims to whom mr.
ture has been applied Schoulmas'.r'.
10 appears, have been the special object
90 vengeance
The following fortunes are .rciiti IN
the official document and boz each cas-"
the name " the victim D, given Hot
irons thr-tt into mouths legs broken,
splintcr driven under the nails, naked
feet placed un hot stoves. hanged by Oh"
feet for 10 hours. tied 90 horses tails,
bcltcn 10 death. hanged by feet over
tire
\ priest In tho village . Hcruoytzi
was hanged by the feet for three hour
and then hy the arms fur - hours \
wet cord wa, bound tightly around m'
head
All the prisoners a. kumdnoa wen,
ir.,fsf, ufts3 tIi,.tr NT.it came off ia stritl-
Tho women were outraged
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-02-22

Little Rock, Feb. % Tho news u
tine mubmng uf two negroes. man and
a woman, 10 pocahunias IN Randolph
county "Wednesday night reached herr.
Adele Harris and Dave Vann were the
victims The couple. who hare an un.
ayory reputation were locked upin the
city calahoosc ON the charge ~ robbery.
About 10 o'clock a party of masked men
broke open the lookup and tuok the ne.
grucs 10 the woods There they were
stripped 10 the waist, given terrible
logging aud warned 10 leave the coun.
try They have "mystcriou.ly disap
pcard" aud neither ll, l"cn heard ~
since. \ rrport that they wcr lynched
De- mot credited.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-02-22
DESTROYED BY FIRE.
New wharf at Tamplco, Men, Eaten
Up by FLAMES.

w" 'NhfA ~ aANif''f 'sfAft 'f''''''
Up by PLANES.
Monterey, Mex, Feb 2l.-The new
wharf at Tampico, constructed by the
Central railroad under government
supervision, was totally destroyed by
fire Sunday The fire started in a box
car on the east end Of the wharf, and
quickly spread to the sheds. The cause
Of the fire Is unknown. The Ward Line
steamer Yumur was alongside the
wharf and turned the first stream on
the fire, but without avail, and to escape
the flames she had 90 steam up the
river
4 ) Robinson, thcongincor in charge
Of the construction while fighting the
flames was injured by falling tmhcrs
and will probably died. The construc.
ton OF the wharf wa, commenced IN
July. 1896, and It wa, considered 10 bo
one ~ the finest on thu, continent Its
length was 300 feet. all Is burned. Tho
custom house under construction and
nearly completed was damaged TO the
clt,ut ot $4,000 Tho total loss ON
wharf, custom house and merchandise Is
nearly e. 100000 fully insured.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-02-22
NEWS IN BRIEF,

George Rout amr m Atosc,sa
County, TuN., committed suicide By TAX.
ing -ly0miu"
4 prolonged revival has closed az Cd
Soy. Ills. wItuU.utN.tvo conversions.
While prospecting uu John Bresnlnt
farm. soutbu.tof TuiIay HIS, work.
man struck simrh vein Of coal AZ .
depth of llG feet Mr Bpsum will put
q force OF mon tpW0,. at once sinkinga
shaft
The office of tine Pike mills, no Griggs'
vile, llls was broken open Friday night
the safe blown open and about SO IN
money taken The burglars made good
their escape.
Burglar carried OIL the entire contenta
Of grocery stop In OXannn, Ala. j.
V. WutLu store in which b. loclted
the posfulcc was entered, aud VERY.
thing n tine store that could he carried
away was stolen Nothing In the lost
office was mnlDstcd.
Fire In the basement Of the Park hoisj
at Hannibal, Mo, caused panic anlong
the guests and 5000 damage va
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-02-22

Marriage licenses Tate Mallard to
Pres-ie Whitiker, W. y. Smith to Mrs.
Martha Marman, Ephriam Waul to
Martha Demastu., Parnele Jefferson
10 Hattie Ackman, Adam Haley to
Mrs. Louisa Brown, w. IT, Worsham
10 Fannie Goodman.
II you are hunting cheap clothing
dress goods, furnishing goods etc, you
can get what you want from the Wyse
stock almost a. your own price, 4. W.
DOwnaTd, Trustee. 20
A negro stole coat and vest from
Seigle's store Saturday night. The gal.
ments were recovered and the officers
gave the negro a lively chase, br he es-
capped.
only a limited time remains to close
out the Wyse stock. II YOU are need
ing anything now is the time TO get It
alta bargain. K. W. Downward, trustee. 70
sunday negro who has just finished
term as a convict was brought here
from Mumiori and lodged 10 jail charg.
with burglary.
When you want good teams and
handsome tCurnouts remember the best
place 10 find them Is at W. T. James
stable. Il
Miss Frances Mann, after pleasant
pleasant witt 70 Mrs IL. +. White, re
turned to Galveston yesterday after.
noon.
h. W. Downard has some splendid
bargains in dry goods from the G. II
Wyse stock that must be closed out at
once. 20
a negro was brought in Sunday from
Cedar creek aud lodged in Jail charged
with insanity. Ills name is Lew Green.
For nobby turnout for an afternoon
drive the best place TO 20 isW. +.
James livery stable II
Kite cigar, a 3-fora.quarter cigar for
o cents. For sale by L. j. Fountain. Il
Dr. W. II. oliver aud G. II. Wyse Viz.
tied Houston Sunday.
For Rent-A nice four room cottage.
Apply 10 NJ. II. James. 20
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-02-22

Key West, Feb. u The lighthouse
tender Mangrove left FOR Havana at 4
o'clock yesterday afternoon She car.
ries the members Of the court Of inquiry
into the Maine disaster, a. follows
Lieutenant Commander Adolph Mark,
executive officer Of the receiving ship
Vermont, Judge advocate; Captain
William T Sampson com nsnding the
battIoship Iowa, president; Captain i
T. Chadwick and Lieutenant Com
mander W = Potter ~ the New Yora
aud Lieutenant Commander Schroeder
u the Massachusetts,
TIE ManRroye stopped At Dry Iortu.
gas to take on board Captain Henry G..
Taylor Of the Indiana She carries also
air pumps, electric lamps for the divers
aud other diving apparatus
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-02-22

London Feb 2L-Gwit interest Is
manifested by tine colonial Office, West
African department, and among high
military officers who arr going ont to
Lagos lliutcrlind The latter are IN.
chnri 90 di.rrcdit news which reached
Ak.st, the Niger coast protcctomtc, ON
Sunday, "a the effect that two French
expedition, are advancing toward Soko.
10, the capital Of the sultnnate " that
name, which Is within the British
sphere Of influence, but adds that II the
news should be confirmed II must be- fol.
lowed by declaration uf war
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-02-22

RWanted-A respectable, middle aged
white woman TO keep house. For par.
ticulars apply at Bediord's Photograph
Gallery. II
George Washington, a Young negro,
was arrested Yesterday by Marshal Boy
ctt and lodged in jail charged with bur.
glary. Recently servants room on
Major Misirors place was entered and
some clothing belonging to a negro .iol.
en-.
See our pretty patterns in wall paper
before you buy. Sam 3. Wilson x Co.
For Reni-A nice four room cottage
Apply to VI. H. james. 20
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-02-22
rnnas for the work nj conlract. wIII b.

funds for the work the contracts will y"
signed
The navy department has NOT YET de-
tcfmlned definitely which Of cur war
ships will replace the Maine in Havana
harbOr. although II j. determined that a'
a matter Of policy another ship must h.
sent there The choice may be- the
Montgomery, cruiser, now on hcr way
from san Domingo 10 Key West, aud
the Nashville, gunboat, now at Calves.
ton participating In Marli Gns festiyl.
ties. II the latter terminates some time
this week. as Is expected, Il j. said the
Nashville probably will h. elected for
the trip, as the Montgomery has just ~
turned from a cruise 20 the West Indies.
The state department, IN view of the
denial Of Captain Sobrl u the authcn.
ITCHY u interviews credited 10 him IN
the newspapers, and the further facts
that he had previously terminated his
official connection with the Spanish le.
CATION here, has decided 20 ignore the
matter
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-02-22
The Towns.

Thousands Of TEXANS visited Galles.
ton sunday and went aboard the great
battleship Texas, which 10 marvel Of
human Ingenuity and a mighty engine
Of destruction. Landsmen are apt %
wonder az the vast sums Of money eX.
expended 10 building and arming war
vessels, but the matter Is easily explain
Ell by the inspection Of one OF them.
Hours may be probably spent in going
through the various departments, and
10 certainly takes hours for the visitor
to do them thoroughly The ship is
supplied with every known convenience
or appliance Of modern naval warfare
aud Is alive with the power Of steam and
electricity. II would doubtless be i'm
possible outside oi a minute technical
description 10 convey proper idea OF
the labarynth Of mechanical wonders
contained within the steel hull, all oi
which work as perfectly together A. the
parts Of watch. Every available BIT OF
space il utilized with great economy,
every part has ITS function. every man
aboard knows his place and his duty
and the discipline is perfect. The Wei.
tors were cordially received on board
and men were detailed 10 show them
through the vessel and explain the
workings Of the armament. Perhaps
the most interesting ieatuFes we're the
big torpedoes aud the ~ inch turret gun
which Is 81 feet long and shoots twelve
miles on line.
The silver service presented by the
people q Texas and pair Of immens,
horns that formerly adorned the head OF
q Texas steer are conspiculously dis
played in the captains magnificent
apartments.
The cruiser Nashville lay at anchor
near by, and although a very handsome
and well equipped vessel Of lowei
class. IL was not drawing card. tn,
people we're there TO see the Texas and
! tl.ts aas4 b.r frofp atsfu In stpTn
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-02-22

New York, Feb - The funeral ser
vice over the remains ~ Mis- Francis T.
Willard president Of the Worlds and
National Womnn's Christian Temper
ance union took place 100 the Broadway
Tabernacle yesterday afternoon tn"
service, was held iu thisuty hy Oh" OH
cial decree ~ the Woman Christian
Temperance Union On Thursday nrNt
a service will h. hrld a. Evanston III
Befofr the final intrrnmcnt take, place.
however the body viii Doe ~ Willard
Hal. a. thr Woman, Christian Temper.
ancr union temple 10 Chicago probably
the greater portion ~ "Wednesday neat
and while ruruutc tu tho western mr'
trupolis will also lir in state for a short
time 90 Churrh,iIIr. y Y Mls. WI.
lard birthplace
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-02-22

iaducah, Ky. Feb. 81 Undertaken
NJ. Nance, who has had charge Of the
remains Of James T.. Berry, the late
millionaire tramp" has received Iclc.
gram from the dead mans brother sam
Berry, Of Glovcrsyillc, y. Y, uuQuiring
as To the cost ~ shipping the body to
him in a pine box Berry ZEN here and
broke his leg New Year, night and died
about two weeks afterwards No money
was found m his possession, and his rel
atiycs until now, declined 10 claim the
body II the man who had gained a wide
reputation hy squandcring 100000 IN
less than Is months The remains Will
likely he shipped to the wealthy brother
IN GlOycrvillc, \ Y
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-02-22

Galveston. Feb. 2l.-Thc city was
Gllrd with racurionlsts Sunday, who
had cone to .,o tho battle hips \ great
many OF tl,m viii roman wulait,r the
festivities tomorrow Chaplain Jones
Of tbr Texas delivered an address 900 the
Young Mems Christian association par.
lors Sunday afternoon and preached IN
the l'lr.t Baptist church Sunday night
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-02-22

Alexandria, Feb. a. DR. NJ Blount,
aged 80 Year,, merchant and pnctic.
ing physician az llulloways Prairie In
this parish, was wnylad and murdered
Saturday night about 200 yards from
his house, a, ho, his wife aud eight
children and scyc.al other persons, were
returning from q meeting OF q singing
class AZ nrighborS honse about 400
yards from hi, home The a,,a~in Is
nnkmnMn.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-02-22

Chicago, Feb Ell A. Vincent,
widely known In the south and west as
composer and producer u cantatas
and amateur operas, died at the Chica.
goho,mul 4, IS Thought Vincent ended
his ulr hy swallowing q dose Of NOR.
phiuc lie returned recently from the
south and 10 is said found that his wife
had lrlt the city. Mrs Vincent b. ~.
uo,l,d 10 lp wealthy.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-02-22

The county commissioners will receive
bid. NJ to II o'clock Friday FOR the jail
medical practice and for the lumber con
tract for 1898. The court was engaged
yesterday with road business and OIL
GERS reports.
Kite cigar, the best cent cigar in
the world. For sale by E.J. Fountain. tt
Mrs. Lille l.. Chance and children r.
turned from Houston yesterday.
A pretty line Of new box stationary at
Sam b. Wilson * Co. ~
For Liberty and Love- at the opera
house tonight.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-02-22

Havana, Feb gl-At about midnight
Sunday night, while a masquerade hall
was in progress AZ the lnjoa thcatcr a
bomb exploded on the second floor. de-.
stroying the window 'bliuds aud roof
and wounded a lawyer named pou and
his father and two other persons The
explosion caused great confusion aud
many ma,qucradcr abandoned tho
building. Others continued dancing