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The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-05-19
EXPECTING The FLEET.
The Lights Ia MORO Castle Are Now
burning 1T Night.

tue ilghts IN horfn 'asile IRE NOW
BurninE At Night.
Washington, MAY lS There Is no
doubt but that some information re.
garding the movements Of the Spanish
fleet has General Blanco This inform.
alton must have come from Madrid. for
the news Of the sighting OF the Cape
Verde fleet OF the coast OF Venezuela
could scarcely have penetrated Havana
by last Sunday, yet on that day General
Blanco caused IL 20 b. officially announc-
ed TO hi soldiers and 10 the peop'c Of
Havana that powerful feet with rein.
forcemenis and supplies had eludod the
American fleet and was approaching
General Blanco evidently expects the
Spanish feet to round the western end
Of the harbor and enter Havana IN the
night, therc to land supplies and troops
and prepare for the hattie with the
blockading squadron. For the last two
nights MORO castle light which has not
been burning since the blockade com.
moncod, has hlazcd a red signal 10 guide
the Spanish warships into the harhor.
Reports Of the presence Of the Spanish
fleet In Havana waters have greatly
strengthened the courage of Blanco's
soldiers, whose spirits were beginning
TO droop under the conviction that Spain
had abandoned them 10 their fate
Increased activity and preparations
for a desperate defense are noticeable all
along the coast.
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II Is Believed II Is Cruising In the
Caribbean In Sections TO Gre
ate Confusion.
WARSHIPS OF SPAIN
AT SEVERAL POINTS.
Sehley l. In the Gulf North ot Cuba.
sampson on Hayti and Clark IN.
peeted TO BE Near Martinique.
Movement Of Troops.

Washington, May IS. There Is abb
solutely no news for the public as TO the
American and the Spanish fleets. II
any news has been nesiyed from Samp-
son or schley or Captain Clark Of the
Oregon, officials are keeping such to
themselves. The censor line ON inform.
alton to newspaper correspondents is
rigidly in force. When officials are APP
preached for news they are closed AS
tight as clans.
Despite the strict secrecy as to war
news, there are some facts that are
known, and these have partly come from
the war and navy departments. The
following is brief summary OF news
that can be gathered here:
The troops that 90 to Dewey with
General Merritt will b. i6,OOO instead Of
$4,000, and they are expected to be on
the sea by the end Of the week.
Volunteers are moving to thoir des-
tined camps and by Tuesday they will
be ready to move to Cuba or anywhere
else.
Nothing is known at Washington OF
the blowing up Of an American vessel
of the cnst.of Cuba.
Sampson is somewhere Off the coast
of Hayti looking for the Spanish feet.
The Oregon, the Marietta and tle
Nichteroy are expected at st. Pierre or
Port de France, Martinique island, to-
day or tomorrow.
schley, with his flying squadron,
passed Miami, Fla. yesterday headed
for Key West or Havana.
Spanish warships are reported of san
Lucas, Curacao, Southern Cuba, Marti.
nique and several other ports, but the
truth is nothing is known. There are
circumstances. and they seem 10 be
somewhat accurate, that the Spanish
fleet hasNiivHled into sections and these
are scattered about the islands.
WhaT the Spanish fleet intends TO do
has puzzled the authorities and they are
preparing themselves for any surprise.
Sampson cannot run down the Spanish
fleet with bis slow vessels, but Schley
could give them chase they would long
remember II anything was left Of it
after he'gave up such an undertaking.
General Merritt denies he has refused
to 30 to the assistance Of Dewey, with.
out 300 regulars.
The blockade has not been broken at
Havana, or any Of the surrounding
ports, CGnfuagos or Porto Rico.
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5ATTLEsHlP ALABAMA.
~ !. Ready To lie Launched at the
Cramps shipyard.

10 !. Ready To- he Launched at the
CramP. shIpyard.
Philadelphia, May Is. Acting under
instructions from the United States au.
thorities at Washington the Cmmp Ship
and Engine Building company an.
nounccd that the launching Of the lat.
tleship Alabama today will he pr.
waite. The yard will be- under guard.
and only small party OF invited
guests from Washington will be ad.
mitted. This is the first time the
general public has been excluded from a
launch since the building Of the new
navy began In the past these first
dips have attracted thousands OF spec.
tators
The launch will take place at noon.
Miss Morgan, daughter OF Senator Nor.
gan Of Alabama, is to break the bottle
OF wine over the battlcship's bow and
give her new name To her.
IL will b. several months, however,
before she VIII be- ready TO b. turned
over TO the United States government.
II the officials az Washington desired IL,
and issued an imperative order 10 that
effect, the ship could be- made ready Tor
war duty in about six months. but this
would necessitatc the putting on OF a
double set Of workmcn to labor both
night and day.
The Alabama will be one Of three
powerful seagoing bdttieships, for the
construction Of which provision was
made by the act Of congress OF June 10,
1925. BY this act the cost OF each Of
the three ships, exclusive OF armament,
was limited to ~, 10000. The Alabama
and her sister ships, the Illinois aud the
Wisconsin, which are now in process Of
construction, are combinations Of the
best features Of the Iowa and Kearsargo
type, modified by such advances and
/ improvements rs experience has suggest.
ed 10 be most desirable.
Philadelphia, May THE battleship
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-05-19

Allane eel, brated Geranium Bo,nted
Talcum Powder, l5c box. This pow
der sells for 2jc elsewhere. Sold only
by Sam b. Wilson & Co. lIltf
A complete line Of the novelties Of
Writings, Hurds and Cranes stationery
~ the Attest tints and sizes at u. s.
Reads drugstore. llift
A complete and splendid assortment
Of fishing tackle and sporting goods, at
Is. ;. Reads drugstore. llitf
7. o. Neal aud son were here from
Robertson county yesterday.
J. W. and Lum Benson were here from
Harvey yesterday.
John shannon Of Grimes county, was
In the citv yesterday.
Prof and Mrs. e. Marriott were
here from Bethel yesterday.
]. NJ. sherrod Of Reliance, called on
the Eagle yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. S. Gamer returned
from Millican yesterday.
Miss Mary spann came up from Mill.
can yesterday.
Miss ona Astin Of Abilene is,vislitng
Mrs. X. X. Knowles.
4. Drake and daughters are here from
Madison county.
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Joe b. Reeds insurance companies
have all adopted the policy Of paying
death claims arising from the war with
Spain. For accident and life insurance
either in lodges or straight life compan.
les see Joe b. Reed. n
Mr.. IL l.. Huison has opened recruit.
ing Office here for the regimen, partly
organized at Galveston and now being
recruited from the state at large. Mr.
huison has been made 4 lieuien ant in
Company +, in the new regiment which
has been accepted by the president.
lie is a son Of Prof. Hutson Of the A..
and NJ. College, and graduated from
that institution with high honors. lie
has resided in Galveston the past year
and enlisted In the Galveston regiment
at the first call for volunteers.
] make a speciality Of compromising
prescriptions, nothing but the best
goods used, which insufes good results
Tor tie sick ones. Bring them 10 me
u. 5. Read, the druggist. Ii4ti
lpay special attention to prompt and
comfortable livery service fordrummers
aud other transient persons, and take
good care II all boarding" horses en-.
trusted to me. Ira Gooch. l60
Dave Grissett and brother. Charlie
Cobb and JeG Pyle were here from
Grimes county yesterday.
Twin Sisters Freckela is guann.
teed 10 remove lreckles and splotches
from face and hands or money refunded.
Manufactured and sold by Halls drug.
store. ia
Buggies, surreys, hacks aud closed
carriages at Gooch's livery stable. lie
can supply YOUR wants in the livery line
promptly and at very low prices. 1865
Bob Newsome and B'lley Gamer pu,
in from the Brazjs bottom yesterday.
For Reni-My former residence. an
room residence with good water sun.
ply, barn and out houses, all In good
repair. Apply to Joe Groginski. IA
Livery services for picnies and country
trips promptly supplied by Ira Gooch
AZ low prices. 1865
Mrs VIM. Kirlicks ofIIearne, is here
visiting her father, Capt. J. 7. Gloss.
Don't forge, our Lace and Embroidery
sale May 28rd The Ira o. wyse Dry
Goods Go. lIS
When you want 10 enjoy nice drive
get enc q Ira Gooch's nobby turn
oats. IS6
W. VI. Kellett and Billy Reddin we're
here from Madison county yesterday.
one yard Of the best toilet soap At
Halls Drugstore Tor % cents l45
d. Gusiayus aud sister, Miss Euna,
returned from Waco yesterday.
Great bargains in carpet ends at Levy
Bros. 14S
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-05-19
SITUATION AT MANILA.
Dewey Needs Troops to Push Ills Cam
paiKn In the Philippines.

Palgn In the philippines.
Copyrighted lsa-. by the Associated Press
Hong Kong, May ls-The steamer
Esnealda which has Just arrived from
Manila with 900 refugees, chiefly Chi
nese, reports that tho United States
cruisers Concord and Boston are going
to nollo where they expect prompt re-
sapitulation and to recapture the Amer.
can ship Saranao, with cargo Of coal.
The blockade Of Manila Is rigid aud sew.
tral foreign vessels have been refused
admission The rebels are useless rs al
lies TO Ad.airal Dewey. They are utter
ly disunited, quite half Of Thorn being
In favor Of Spain. The Cavite arsenal
was found empty.
Colonel Miguel Of the artillery com.
mitted suicide because he discovered
the ammunition was nonexistent
Captain General August is trying to
eonciliate the rebels and has authorized
the establishment OF national councils
Pending the arrival OF troops from the
United States the Americans defer hos.
tilities ashore.
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FINISHED REPAIRS.
Terror Ready to Leave IT. Pierre Amer
stay OF several Days

Terror Ready to Leave IT. Pierre Amer
stay OF several Days
Copyrighted, lss by the Associated Press
ST. Pierre Martinique. May ls.--The
Spanish torpedo boat destroyer Terror
and the hospital ship Alicante are still
at Fort de France. II Is reported that
the repairs to the Terror arc finish
ed and she will leave today.
The signal lights continue from the
hills.
\ Spanish vessel entered the harbor
late Monday night, showing no lights,
rapidly secuted aud left Immediately.
About 1880 Monday evening an
earthquake shock was distinctly felt
here. This experience combined with tn,
excitement caused by the presence OF
Spanish warships keeps mp the public
strain. There is no doubt that the
Spanish fleet which has been lying In
these waters has now left Martinique
going In the direction Of Cuba or Porte
Rico.
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Never Let Up.

| have come in contact with mum.
Der Of business men recently who say
that while they are fairly large Adver-
tisers, each spring and fall, they DO
not seem 10 get the returns from their
advertising that they ought to. In
studying their cases, have come to the
conclusion that one aud all Of them are
troubled with the some complaint. Their
advertising is irregular, aud consequent.
ly the effect oft is less than the adyer-
Using ola man who really spends no
more money, but Advertises with per.
sisteney, There are certain times IN
the year that these spasmodic alver.
tisers drop almost entirely out OF the
pnblic mind by ceGsing to advertise at
all, and while they are doing this the
other fellow who is plugging away day
after LAY Is making the acquaintance OF
the public and weening the public away
from the irregular advertiser. ltis fool.
ish for this spAsmodic advertiser to
think that by advertising in the middle
OF each season With probably large
Advertisement that he can get the trade
away fran the man who has been adver.
Using day after day all the year around
III had store Of my own in almost any
llneof business, would divide my ap.
preparation 80 that could do some al.
vertising in the dun season as well as in
the busy season. and believe my store
would be hene6tted thereby. All this is
practically repetition Of what have
said time and time again, but 1t appears
to me to he the lesson which very few
merchants have learned, aud that il
why repeat II so oiten.-Chas. Austin
Bates in Printers Ink.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-05-19

Albert Morley has returned from
Waco.
Best toilet soap 10 cents a foot at
Halls Drugstore. l45
Mrs. Joe b. Reed returned from Waco
yesterday.
For good pasturage for horses or cat
tie apply to c. II. wyse. il5
DR. +. Barlow Of Kurten, was in the
city yesterday.
For sale--Nice young Jersey COW with
heller calf. A. +. Wilson. lls
Squire J. NJ. Zimmerman was here
from Kurien yesterday.
Fine perfumery and toilet articles are
cheapest at Halls Drugstore. l45
Miss Ida Dallas Of independence. il
visiting Miss Lila shelburne.
our wash goods department. il attract
Ave. The Ira @. wyse Dry Goods Co. II
Dir. aud Mrs. W. B. English and Mics
Paralee Jones Of Reliance. were in the
city yesterday.
For gents furnishing goods and hats
call on Tho Ira o. wyse Dry Goods
Co. Ils
Dr.. Gregory, W. II. McMichael, B. F.
Moore ard }. NJ. Slaughter was here
from Edge yesterday.
Baseballs, bats, masks aud gloves at
the lowest price at b. s. Reads drug.
siore. liiu
LOST-A lady's breach Of pearls with
diamond in center. Reward Tor return
70 this Office. lis
Mrs W Z. Astin came down from
ffearne yesterday aud is the guest Of
Mrs. +. j. Fountain.
For Sale Cheap-A good gentle buggy
and saddle horse. Apply to W. F
Gibbs at Burt Norwool's. lI6
Claude Ward is prepared to serve all
kinds Of lunch At all hours in flrst. class
style 1t the Opera House Cafe. lis
The game Of ball yesterday afternoon
between the Boston bloomer girls and
the home team resulted In a score of2l
to 10 in favor Of the Bryan team. There
was a very large crowd ont.
Worth Baglev who was killed on the
torpedo boat winslow in the attack on
CaFdinas, was policy holder Of the
New York Life He allowed the policy
10 lapse bat at the request Of the com
pany had renewed it and II was there
fore in force at hl, death. See Mr..
r. @. Tabor or information re.
garding the old reliable New York
Life. at
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-05-19
WAR INFORMATION
In a Nutshell for the Younger
Generation.

An army, three corps.
A corps, three divisions.
A division, three brigades.
A brigade, three regiments.
A regiment, three battalions.
A battalion, three companies.
A company, one hundred men.
Now you've got ii. The above figures
represent the average and are subject
TO change.
Major generals will command corps
and divisions.
Brigadier generals, brigades.
Colonies, regiments.
Majors, battalions.
Captains, companies.
A lieutenant colonel 10 yice-colonel,
that IL, takes the place Of his superior
officer when absent.
The ali .tant and quArtermAster rank
as lieutenAnts aud are appointed by the
colonel.
The surgeon raj k rs major. assistant
surgeon n captain.
Chaplain ranks as eaptain.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-05-19

New York, May IS. A special dis.
patch from Hong Kong says that Consul
Wildman has returned from Kowloon
hay where he took the insurgent leader,
General Aguinaldo, and his cabinet on
the Mccullough. An arrangement was
made for the insurgents TO storm Manila.
The dispatch adds that il is absolute.
ly necessary that more American war.
ships aud a strong military force be sent
to Admiral Dewey's aid at once.
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Key West, May lS.--Boats which
have arrived here from the blockade ny
they have no knowledge Of craft hay.
ing been blown up on Cardcnas or else.
where. The opinion Is expressed that
the Spanish report probably originated
In the Wilmington sinking The Spanish
schooner Derelict, loaded with old iron,
as reported hY the Associated Press
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Paris, May lS-La Pitrie publishes
On interview with General Manslla. a
well known South American soldier,
and a nephew of Rosas, who Says
"The victory Of America t. inevitable,
out | oeplorc the fact that Europe does
not intervene 20 prevent her extending
aer military and maritime power
II dare say her declaration about
Cuba is sincere, but the relations Of pro-
'ector and protected, debtor and credit.
Or and sayiors and saved must end in
annexation.
after Cuba America will one day
take Mexico. Cuba Is Americas Glib.
Faltar, aud viii bccomo Of immense
value when the Nicaragua canal Is
made.
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ENchange notel ArrIrnIs.

IA Mcfarland, L L Maddox, Homer
La; Chas : Cheesborough, Jno p Reeve
L A Boyle, Galyestgn: Joe Lyons, G "
Martin, St. Lonisi L Pandres, Tyler
Byron Willis, Cleveland; TIC Rubey
Dallas; Henry Cook, New Orleans F; W A
Wilson, Naeogdoches.
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Washington, May 1.-THE cruiser
Newark will go into commission az the
Norfolk maynard next Saturday, but
may not he entirely ready for sea for
two weeks yet Captain Albert $. Parker,
now member OF the naval stntegic
board, has been assigned to the com.
mand Of the Newark aud will ioin that
vessel ON the alst instant.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-05-19

Copyrighted. lss by the As.,eiat.d Pres,
Cuncoa, Dutch West Indies, May ~.
The Spanish feet Is now supposed to
BE- of the coast Of Venezuela or OF the
coast OF Colombia. Only a portion Of
the fleet was allowed to enter thi. har.
Dor to obtain provisions, cattle and coal,
which were purchased here.
Confirmation was obtained Of the re-
port that the Spaniards LETT one official
here and torpedo boat at Fort de
France, Martinique.
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Lincoln. Neb.. May William J.
Bryan is to organize a third regiment OF
Nebraska volunteers TO tender their serv-
ices TO the president as soon a. muster.
ed. Governor Holcomb has issued him
commission as colonel with authority
10 proceed.
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CENSOR ON NEWS.
Newspaper Cor respondents Forbidden to
send Out Certain News.

Newspaper Cor respondents Forbidden to
send out Certain News.
Tampa, May lS.-Eyery newspaper
correspondent at Tampa has been OIL.
oially notified that in future no men.
ton must be made Of any small expedi-
ton similardo that Of the Gussie last
week, until'the success Of the expedition
has been assured by the retnrn Of the
boat Army officers are much cha.
grinod over the failure 20 place the
sorely needed arms, ammunition and
supplies, with which the Gussio was
stored, in the hands OF insurgents. They
believe that had not such wide pub.
licity been given the affair, the chances
for success would have been much
greater. IL had been arranged by Capt.
Dorst that the Insurgents should meet
tho expedition and take care Of the sup.
plies, but the fact that the news, Of the
contemplated departure Of the Gussie
was published almost n hours before
the hour fixed for leaving was rmdoubt.
eddy communicated to General Blapco
at once and enabled him to establish an
effective patrol of the coast
The correspondents have also been
notified that the paper publishing such
story before,it is permissible TO do 80 will
be debarrcd from sending any repre-.
sentative into Cuba. The intention is
to keep a close watch on news sent out
regarding movements Of troops or slips
from Tampa ami to cnhcavor TO follow
ont the policy of the government in
keeping from the Spanish authorttia
any news whatever that would ihelp
them 20 Illustrate any plans for such
movements.
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READY TO MOVE.
Texas Volunteer. Awaitlng Trains to
Take Them Co the TEont.

Take Them Co the TEont.
Austin, May rs. Before the end Of
the present week there will not H. a
soldier left At Camp Mabry The First
and Second regiments can, and In all
probability will move tomorrow II the
transportation b. on hand The route
will BE- via the Houston aud Texas Cen
trail and Southern Pacific TO New Or.
leans.
IL is understood that Colonel Smyth
IL the Third regiment received Informal
tDn similar % that wired Colonel Ma
bry and Colonel Openheimcr that the
transportation would b. furnished his
command and to hold himself in rcadi-
ness TO move.
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London, May ls.--Report came here
from Porto Plata, San Domingo, that
the Spanish squadron Of four cruisers
and two torpedo boat destroyers, com.
maiidcd by Admiral Cerveni, is at Porto
Rico
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-05-19

New York. May ia special TO The
World from Miami, Fla, says: The
cruiser Brooklyn, the battlcships Massl.
cfusetts and Texas and the gunb0at
Scorpion, comprising the flying squad
ron, passed here AZ Up, m yesterday go
ing south.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-05-19

Attloboro Mass May lS.-Four largo
factories, several small ones, ~ or IS
dwelling houses, four or five harms,
marble works, carpenter shop and scy.
eral other buildings woro destroyed here
by fire, aRgrogatug al loss Of /, 10000
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secretary AIgsr.. Daughter Married.

Washington, May 49, Frances Aura
Algcr, the youngest daughter Of sccro.
tary Of Wan Algor, and Charles Burial
Pike Of Chicago, son Of Eugene s Pike,
ono OF that c.ty's most influential citi.
zens, wen married here at the resi-.
dence Of Secretary Alger.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-05-19

Sandy Point, Tex, May !S.-A negro
by the name Of sam Shivcr was shot and
instantly killed while in church. An
other negro named John Whitfield is
charged with the killing.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-05-19

Vancouver Barracks Wash, May IS.
,-Major Thomas II. Barry, assistant adj
intant general OF the department OF the
Iyolumbia, has received orders to report
10 Pposidio, Cal, for active field duty in
the Philippines.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-05-19

Little Rock, MAY IS The bodies Of
three men, one white aud two negroes,
were found In the Arl mas river i've
miles above Pine Bluff They were un'
doubtcdly victims Of the late food
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-05-19
IIrn,Y rirn Ina.

Muncie, Ind, May 1.-THE WARP
house Of Ball Bros. big fruitjar gla b..
works was destroyed by fire here. IN
loss will amount to about s2sS,OOo In.
urance light.
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While the belief 10 general that the
war with Spain will be short, TO close
estimate can be formed for several rea.
sons. Before it ends Spain must con.
sent 10 surrender its sovereignty in Gu.
ba, and II may be unwilling to do this
even II cut OF completely from Cdba
Porto Rico and the PHILIPPINES. Its fleet
may be retained nearer home and mi ch
attention given to privateering, which IL
seems will lie sanctioned at Madrid. Az
long as the Spanish feet is substant tall y
Intact the crisis Of the war will be ahead.
liostilities will continue in any case un .
vi the priyateers are called In. Ifdriy-
en- to ats home ports Spain might hold
out obstinately and transfer TO us the
task II crossing the ocean with feet 10
stop The war. Nor can definite idea be
given OF the length Of time Havana can
resist The history Of blocktdes an ID
seiges ranges from period Of weeks to
years. Another unknown quantity is
The strength aud offensive capacity of
the army Of Gen. Gomez. Its great on
poItunity 10 at hand, bnt its number q
and military value may have been ex.
aggeraied.-Globe Democrat.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-05-19

Niaua4a ,a. succ,suuDy auncuea as
loOn today.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-05-19

Joe b. Reeds insurance companies
have all adopted the policy Of paying
death claims arising from the war with
Spain. For accident and life insurance
either in lodges or straight life compan.
les see Joe b. Reed. n
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-05-19

Albert Morley has returned from