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- erful steel palace stea uers, Kew
- port News Norfolk ana Wash
- ington," on the following schedule:
SouthhOund-
Leave Washington .....,........1 90 d. IN.
Leave alexandra .-....-.--...--.1:3 80 p. III.
Arrive Fort Monroe ...........T:0O a. III.
arrive NoTfOlk 800 a. ni-
arrive Portsmouth -.--.-S.I1a D a In.
Northtound.
Leave PORTSMOUTH -..--.-.-.--..5.3U 30 %. m.
Leave NOFfOIk ........ :. ....-.. 6.1 % ID. m
Leave Fort Monroe ..............T:20 d. III.
Arrive Alexandria ..............6:30 q: a. IN
Arrive Washington 700 "a IN.
- Visitors To ChaiIberlin's new hotel,
- The Hygeia," and Virginia Beach
VIII finu this the most attractive
- route, insuring a comfortable nights
rest.
- Large and luxurious rooms. heated
- by steam and fitted throughout with
- electric lights. Dinin groom service is
- 10 carte, and is supplied from the
- best that the markets OF Washington
and Norfolk afford.
- Tickets on sale at L. s. Express
- office, S1I Pennsylvania avenue, 5I3
- 619. 1421 Pennsylvania avenue; b.
- q. ticket office, corner 9TH street
- and New York avenue, and on boar
- steamers, where time Ia bic. map etc.
- can also be had
Any other information desired win
- be furnished on applica tion to the un-
- dersigned at the companys whan
- foot of Seve nth St, Wasiiin gton, ID. e.
Telephone No. 100.
JNO. CALLAHAN. General Mana ger.
fe2S
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WANTED neat. reliable white and col
ofed females, Others please 60 elsewhere.
MRS MOORE, 500 u st. NV. 1t
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WANTED Lady manicure aud chiropodiss,
at pncP. I011 9Th st. NV 1t
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FOR RENT-Hou SEES

foR HENT-4 room-dweiling house:
acres of land, wood and water. miles
from Washington; $50 per year. Apply
l 1872 st. ne iaI O-2fem
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FOR HIRE-To drummers and business
men, horse and buggy or, da yton, 81 per
day, and special prices for pleasure driy-
ing Apply to the REX STA BLES, rear
615 E st. NV; telephone call 1o9. ap3O-tf
PRINTING AND BOOK KBINDING.
Printing 500 cards, 1oc.: 500 envelopes
75c., 900 note heads, T5c.; 5o0- state.
ments, 75c. binding maga zines soc:
miscel ellanous books rebound. G.. e.
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FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

FOR -MISCELEANE EOUS.
FOR ALE-Handsome oak folding bed
dish closet. and cooking stove "A dhress
TUESDAY, this office. 1t
FOR sA Lei new 81 Olaf est improved Au-
tomato sewing machine. with all at
tachments and years guarantee, for $50.
and II. ja1O-6t-em
FOR SALE-Fisher square piano: private
party; the thing for beginners; $50 cash.
SOU ARE, this office. 5a10-3t-em
FOR SALE-Learner's telegraph key ana
sounder; Just the thing for a learner. Adj
dress TELEGRAPH. this office.
BAD BILLS collected or no charge. H..
ID. GORDON, Law yer, 335 St, base
ment. iaIO-3t
FOR sALE-one good Estey gan; $50:
one fine Weaver Orga n; $40; one Standard
organ; $50. W. H. SHOEMAKER & SON,
1101 G st. NV ja9-3t
FOR SALE Full set of Encyclopedia Bri-
tannica books; 1895 issue; price, S25.
Address j. A C.. this office. ja93t
FOR SALE-One square piano: Haines's
make: ba rgain at $40. Address 929 E
St ja9-3t
FOR SALE-First class sewing machines.
81 and SO; all the attachments and
years guarantee. FuNK'S SEWING MA
CHINE EXCHANGE, 327 c st. Sc
jas 3t, EN-
MEMS concealed cork sole shoes. So:
elsewhere, S3' the best ladies' S1.50
button boots in town; elsewhere S225,
boys solid seIviceable school shoes, CSC:
all sizes. SELBY'S, 1903 Pa. ave.
ja7 stem
MEMS suits and eyercoats at your own
prices at SELBY'S; closing out entire
low figures overcoats from So up; suits
1918 up. No. 1908 Pa. ave.
ja7 6t-em -a-u5- sl.f sd G.
GREAT So mems pants sale; 500 pairs
to select from; all sizes and coI0Ts.
So BLACK or brown derbies to be sold
quick; SIS; Your pick. SELBY. 1903
Pa. ave. a1-6t. IN
FORSA LE-YoungC Cuban and MeNica n pa r.
rots, monkeys, gold fishes dogs, pigeons,
cana aries, iBcnpators Spratts and Austils
BIRD STORE, ~ 18th ST. NV. ocs-tf
FOR SALES. 9s for 6-ft. extension
table; lounges. S2.ao; cook stoves. So;
heater, $3.50; parlor and bedroom suites,
81 per week: cheap cash and credit RED
MoND, 313 7th st. NV. oc3o-tf-em
FOR SALE "A lot of sewing machines.
which we have tasen in eScQange for New
Domestlcs, at So, So. 81 and IS, Including
New Hcmes. Singers. W. 4 Wilson's. House
holds, and other makes; an warranted in
DOMESTIC ROOMS. 7th anil Ii SITS.
ja6-6t
FOR SALE-TelephQne. telegraph and elec.
uric railroad chestnut polss. N W.
SAUNBERS, Potomac, Md. ja5-1t-em
$I25 ORGAN reduced to $50; So. cash
and So per mo-: 1 nice square, $50; we
move pianos, pack, haul and siiip them
HUGO WORCH 323 + NV. del 3Sn.o-em
------------------------ ----------------------
FOR HIRE
DRESS SUITS for hire at GARNER's, 18th
and FL SITS. no16-tf
FOR HIRE-FulI dress suits, 81 only
JULIUS COHEN, l1O4 7th ST. NV.
mol item
FOR HIRE-To drummers and business
men, horse and buggy or. day yton, 81 per
day, and special prices for pleasure driy.
ing Apply to the REX STABLES, rear
615 ST. NV; telephone call 1o9: ap3O-tf
PRINTING AND BO0KBINDING.
Printing 500 cards, 1oc.. 500 enyeIopes,
75c.: 900 note heads, T5c.; 5UO- state
ments, 75c. binding maga zines. 5Oc;
books rebound. CT. E.
615 7th st. NV. fe6.tf
H.
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

FOR sALE-Sl0 90; established 25 years:
cigar, confe ctionery stationery. corner
store; rooms, S20.5O. T44 4th st.
nv. taI12t
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WANTED Cook. washer and ironer: stay
nights: also hdlfEr girl as nurse.
1925 21st. st. NV. Item
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WANTED Young white butler: exreri
enced: good ha bits; no other. Apply
MADAM TAULEl-LE, Tl3 14th st. NV.
lt
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WAN TtD-An elderly, settled white wori-
an. OF good health. 10 keen honse for an
aged invalid; good home and chance for
person o! good sense: no Southern er w ant
ed; foreigner preferred. Call at 1l04
u ST. ne ia Q-:3t -eul
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HELp wa wAyTEn-FEMAIl.

WANTED Young lady in studio; also
working hoasekeeper; at once. EN
ca ANtiE BUREAU. T2I 18th st. nsy. II
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When Others Fail, Consult
DR.. CZARRA

The most able and successful Specia list;
IN the treatment of all Nervous, Chrome.
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Kidney and Bladder Diseases. Sexual w Weak-
ness. Structure, Hemorrhoids. Syphilis and
Diseases Of Women, free consultation from
y to D. 6l9 Pa, ave. NV, Washington,
u. Z. no10-tf
SPIRITU ALISM-M Mrs. 2GlleT, meuiuin,
l102 n. ave. u1th and NV. }; circles
Tuesday and Friday evenings interview s
daily; Sunday evening meetings, Typo
graphical Hall, 425 st. NV. ja7.7t-aiu
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Do you know that you can have
TIL. Morning, Evening and SUNDAY
Tfmes-the only COMPLETE news
paper published in Washington
served to Won by carrier for fifty
cents month?
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For SAI.E-RIcYCIES

FOR SALE-'97 bicycle in perfect order;
NV. IL
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NINE. THEO.

Medium and card reader; Washington's s
most famous clairvoyant aud palInist. Con-
suit her on business, love and family af-
causes speedy marriages, and gives good
luck; open daily. German spoken; 25c and
ooc SS9 II ST. NV. 1a6-14 At
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Tho Morning. Evening and Su,id ,y
Times for fifty cents month
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WANTED-HOTSES

wANTED-5 8 and Groom house and lot in
East Washington; will pa ca sh at t0day VI
values, JOHN r. D0NoHUE, 3Ue L. Cap.
II. ja5 et-ein
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-02-04
TWO MORE ATTEMPTS.
The Suicidal Mania IL sim Keeping
Washington In stir.

Washington. Feb. 3-The suicidal
mania, which has caused a number Of
attempts az self destruction In this city
for the past several weeks, may result
in the loss of the lives Of Walter Tay.
lor, a clerk in the treasury department,
and his pretty gO-yoar.old daughter,
Lucy. Miss Taylor has been in III health
for some time past aud Tuesday night
her illness assumed a suicidal form. She
was with difficulty persuaded To retire
10 her room, and about I o'clock in the
morning, after violent struggle with
her parents. who tried 90 hold her,
plunged through the window Of her
room and fen into snow hank in the
front yard. She then ran, terribly cut
and bruised through the STREETS, and
after a half hours search was found In
a snow hank. almost nude, by a police
man She was taken home and &c was
then found that during her absence her
father had hanged himself with a rope
attached 90 the boiler OF a stove lie was
cut down aud removed 10 the hospital
unconscious. The physicians reported
that Mr. ami Miss Taylor were improy-
ing and that thoc was no longer doubt
Of their recovery.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-02-04
WAS NOT RUIZ BODY.
Spaniards Did Not Secure His Re-
mains, as Announced.
MOURNED OVER ANOTHER
nlanco Censured Tor Ills Failure 60
Buy Cuban Leaders-The Feeling
Against Americans Growing
Less-Maine Ihronged.

New York, Feb. 8.-According TO tho
Havana correspondent Of The World tho
Spanish so have not found the body
Of Lieutenant Colonel Ruiz. When Ar.
anguren was killed, says the corrcspon.
dent, the insurgents who wero near the
spot where Ruiz was buried, opened the
grave and left In Il this note.
Excuse US, but Ruiz's body is not at
your disposal"
There was great funeral procession
In memory Of Ruiz but some other
body than his has been buried there.
The authorities say nothing was left
Of the body, which had been burned. ex.
copt few fragments
The bones were charrcd, they report,
and there were machete cuts. Yet IL
was announced before that the body had
been fully recognized.
Autonomy ia languishing, through
General Blanco's failure 10 purchase iia-
portant leaders. Strife Is reported be.
tween the radical and the conservative
members OF the autonomist cabinet and
designations are talked Of. Blanco ~
oensurcd for letting the purpose Of his
trip east become generally known.
Despite anti.American circulars pub
lished on the day Of General Lees din.
ner 10 the Names officers, the feeling
against the Yankee" has dwindlod TO
nothingness
The day the circular was issued SPANS
greatest torcador Manzatini, was here.
The Mainc's officers and almost the On.
tire American colony attended the bull.
eight Some apprehension was caused,
but the excitement Of the occasion was
not anti.Amcrican. The American Of.
acors were pointed out simply as inter
ested visitors.
The guard was not even increased.
The American officials are convinced
that there will he no trouble without
great jingo provocations and local riots
combined.
Tho Maine Is throngod by Spanish
and Cuban visitors 4 local base hall
team will challenge the Names sailors
to game for the benefit Of the recon-
ccntndos.
II am crcdihly informed that tho Eve
men Of Amngurrn's escort who wcro
captured when he was killed, and who
werc reported 10 have bccn shot the next
day, arc alive In Campo Florida
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-02-04

A leading business man Of Bryan In
with the Eagle reporter
yesterday said he would give $50 towards
getting a good horse and two paid men
to stay at the city hall all the time 90
as TO be ready to respond Immediately
70 alarms and facilitate the work Of the
ERE department, the members Of which
now labor under snch disadvantages.
This question has been agitated before
and with such liberality as that eyinced
by the gentleman above mentioned II
certainly looks like It would not be DIFF
fcult to raise the funds necessary. The
Eagle hopes the business men Of the
city will take the question up and se,
what can be done with Il,
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-02-04

san Francisco, Feb. 8.-Don Manuel
l.. Barrlos, ox.prcsidont Of Guatemala,
and a millionaire coffee planter, has
turned over all his vast plantation prop.
crty 10 two prominent men Of Qcuzalte.
mango, who win hquidatc the estate Tor
him. a circular announcing the liqui.
dalton has been sent out 90 all firms
with which Barrilos has had dealings
and have been received by several South
Amcrican,houscs In this city Frederick
Coch, a prominent merchant, and Man.
mel Diguez, a wen known LAWYER, have
been appointed liquidaton 90 CLOSE uT
an pending operations and take ontir
charge OF the business.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-02-04

Joplin. Mo, Feb 8-Thc village %
Avilla, Jasper county, has just passed
through quito a sensation over the whip
ping Of a school mistress by two Of her
male pupils Several days ago the
teacher Miss Ollie Maddox. had occa.
sion 10 chastisc a i2.year.old unruly boy,
but the boy fought hack 10 vigorously
that the teacher failed 10 conquer him,
and the schools discipline was some.
what impaired thereby A few days
ago Miss Maddox again tried 90 punish
this 10y, when his i4.ycarold brother
went % hi. assistance, and the two BOYS
gave their teacher whipping that she
Is likely 10 long remember After that
the young lady concluded 10 resign, and
she gave up school teaching In that yil.
larp
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-02-04

Worcester, Mass, Feb 8-Dccds
transferring the Watorwori Wooden
mills at Blackstone 10 Charles Fletcher
Of Providence from the Earl = Ma r.
land company, the heirs Of Bailey W.
Evans and the heirs Of Colonel Cos.
grove have been received here Tor rcgis.
try. This formal act Is the consumma.
tion of one ~ the biggest transactions
In mill property in Worcester county for
years Tho property cost over $4,000
and Il b understood that Il has changed
hands for much less than half that fg.
urc. The mills, which Tor the past four
years have been shut down by mason N
the general business depression and lc.
gal tanglcs, an now likely IN be- opomt.
cd az an early date. Tho plant consists
Of two large factoric. aud formerly guyo
employment 10 1000 hands
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-02-04

New York, Feb. 3-Tha grand jury
Of 81 Lawrence county, New York, has
found indictments Tor grand larcguy
arains, james X. willard, JAY Higgins
and Elmer Dwight, who did a brokerage
business under the firm name Of J r.
willard q Co az o. Broadway, until
sept o, 1897, when they assigned, with
liabilities exceeding sl OOo,0OO Besides
the office In Broadway, the firm had
branches IN several other cities, includ.
ing Ogdcnshurg New York. WHORE two
Of H. customers, David H. Lyon and
Henry Rodcs, wcr heavy losr,. BY
their efforts the indictments have bcen
found II Is understood that Mr. VII.
lard Is now In this country, bat that the
other member. havctlppoaud Tlv
an said to ic in France
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-02-04
Amuscments.

Wiedemann's comedians last night
presented "The Steam Laundry" an
original production by Mr.. Thomas F..
Weidemann who appears In clever
character impersonation Of the genus
hobo, supported by Miss Nell Weide-
mann in the soubrettc role Of Nell Rob
inson, and little Zella Marie as Tot Ne
Nulty, and the other members Of the
company. A laundry In operation, an eX.
plosion scene aud a meal cooked and
seryed on the stage we're novel features
Of the production. The bill tonight
will be down 10 Egypt" the scene be-
ing laid In southern Illinois.
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A NEW RAILROAD.
Line WIN ne nuiit Prom Roswell
Co Washburn.

Line WIN ne HALT Prom Roswell
60 washburn.
Colorado Springs, Feb. 8.-Pcrcy
Hagcrman Of this city, has received a
telegram from J. j. Hagcunan, who is
now In New York, 70 the effect that NO
gotiations have been completed for the
sale Of 5000, 600 In bonds for the con.
struction Of a milruad in the Pccos
valley, extending from Roswell, N. NJ
10 Washbun, Tex, a distance Of 80
miles.
II s,-:cd on good authority that this
road will h. completed In six months
and that Roswell can then b. reached
In 30 hours, travel from Kansas City.
The Pecos Valley extension Is 10 BE-
feeder Of the Atchison, Topeka and
Santa 10 system. The Hagerman pco-
pie have made a iO.year agreement with
the Santa Fc 70 turn over their business
10 the Kansas Southern rad, az either
WAshbun or Amarillo As 60 which Of
lheee points the new Pecos Valley line
will reach out for viii b. determined in
New York this week, but In any event
the Kansas Southern Is 10 extend is
line rs miles or 40, 10 meet the Pccos
road az the crossing Of the Denver aud
Gulf line.
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storm Giving Way.

New York, Feb. $50 faras traffic Is
concerned the effects In this section oi
the storm have been overcome. Tho
Long Island nilruad has succcoded IN
raising the embargo on ~ eastern divis-
ion and trains are running 90 Grcenpori
for the first time since Monday evening.
The removal Of snow frum the streets
Of Northumberland has upto this time
cost the city Of New York Sji,i7A
The drst mails from he northern part
Of this state this week have reached the
general postofiice here. Eastern mail
via Providence, also got here, but the
train from Boston has not yet been NJ
coived.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-02-04

Somorvillc, Mass Feb 3.-The local
passenger train from Stoneham ON the
southern division Of the Boston and
Maine milrcad, was struck in the rar
and tolcscopod at Winter Hin station by
a train from Concorl aud several persons
woro injured, some seriously. The en-.
ginocor Of the Concord train was unable
10 sec the train ahead Of him on account
o. the steam from his locomotive.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-02-04
DEAD BODIES FLOATING.
A score Of Bodies Pound In Waters of
New England states

Boston, Feb. "A scor Of persons
worc drowned and e. 100000 loss inhict-
cd by the storm that swept over eastern
Massachusetts, and Rhode Island Mon
day night and Tuesday morning -Four
unidentified bodies he In the coruners
Office In Gloucester. Five morc are IN
Lynn, brought over from Little Nahant,
wherc the schooner Charles II. Briggs
was wrecked
Twelve unidentified corpscs aua re-
ported at Bakers island IN Salem har.
Dor. They, too, must have manned
some OF the schooncn which wcv lost
In Gloucester harbor.
That there arr others IN the waters Of
the hay seems almost certain. Wreck.
age is strcwn up and down the coast
from Gaps Ann 60 Caps Cod
Thirty schooncrs wcre wrecked In
Massachusetts, hay. On land the loss by
the storm seems 90 have been confined
entircly 20 property.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-02-04
STEAMERS IN STORMS,
The Tsutonis Reports = stormy voyage
Across the Atlantic.

Across the Atianhcs
New York, Fob. S.--Thc White Star
line steamer Tcutonic, Captain Gamer.
on, has arrived from Liverpool and
Queenstown after very stormy voyage.
For thrco days after leaving Queens.
town the Tcutonic experienced a sue.
cossion Of fresh southcrly gales, with
heavy cross seas, and on Jan. 81 tho
gale increased until Il blew with cy.
clonic force. After nearly 20 hours the
storm subsidized into a frcsh southeast
gale, then shifting toa westerly gale
and lasting mp TO the time OF the steam.
cr's arrival 40 Sandy Hook.
The Atlas limo steamer Alps and tho
irrit steamer Douglass arr the only ar.
rivals from West Indian ports Both
ships experienced very heavy weather
after passing Cape Hattcns Their
decks, rails and sidos wcrc covered with
irn
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-02-04

Topeka, Feb. S-Tho state live
stock sanitary hoari was advised by
telegraph by DIR. Benncr, Veterinary
surgeon at Minneapolis, Kan, that cat
de arr dying in the feed lots At Benning.
ton, Ottawa county, from some cause
which the stookmen ao unable 90 dis.
cover The animals that die first arr
those almost ready to markct-cat,le
have been corn fed all winter.
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A Special Invitation TO Nom
Church GOers.

Recognizing the immense power Of
the moral forces, and feeling deep con.
Germ FOR the permanent happiness and
prosperity Of my fellow citizens, / have
resolved TO deuote my public service on
next Sabbath at II ami to the discussion
Of the common obligation Of oil good
citizens TO attend church regularly. ]
would therefore most cordially invite
all pariie. irregular in church attend
ance, whether members or not, 10 come
out and hear the argument unless pre-
vented by conflicting duties.
James d. West,
Pastor Presbyterian Church.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-02-04

san Antonio, Feb. 8-The rush o.
pruspocton 90 the Yaqui gold country
has caused a big demand Tor Texas bur
rus, and several thousand head have
been purchased In this section and will
b. shipped To Casas Gmndos, Alex, and
sold 20 those wanting outfits A number
Of shipments Of burros have also bccn
made rrccntly from Texas 10 SEATTLE,
when they are being sold 20 Klondiko
prusIect1rs
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-02-04
N...sl. wreeLsa and crer. -.

St. Johns, n. r., Feb 3-siKtcen
men belonging In Trinity lay wen
driven on In the ice while seal hunting
II is feared they have persisted. The
boats that werc out seeking them have
returned, without having got sight Of
them.
Tho British hrigantino, Lady Bertha
was driven ashorc az Ronew's harbor,
40 miles south Of honn. She was imbod.
Cd In an Ice Zoe, and became a total
wrcck Her seven men, it Is feared, an
lost, although they may b. drifting
about Ia tho ice.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-02-04
REV. On joins HALL

ton and empowered to request Rev, Dr.
John Hall, the pastor, 20 withdraw his
resignation.
DR.. Hall on the following Sunday an.
nounccd that he hid withdrawn his
resignation made 20 the board
A committee was appointed TO escort
DIR. Hall TO the church and as he entered
he was received with much enthusiasm.
After making brief address DIR. Hall
held a reception In the vestry, and last
Of all and the most pleasing feature
there was love feast at his residence.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-02-04

Joplin, No, Feb. 3.-Anothcr acci.
dent occurred az Aurora, and William
Thornton, n miner, was crushed into
n shapeloss mass by an immense
bowldor falling upon him while he
was working in the Bonanza mine.
Tho rock weighed between four and five
tons, and fcll from the roof Of the drift
and caught Thornton before he could get
n..-..-
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-02-04

The Republican party is flicker
ing its last flicker. Il has outlived
its usefulness. Every question
that made il great in Lincoln's time
is settled. II is travelling on its
shape and just now there isn't much
left Of its shape, says the Toledo
Bee.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-02-04
WOULD NOT LET RESIGN.
Or. Hall Must Remain with the Finh
Avenue Presbyterian Church.

New York, Feb 3-Thc congregation
Of the Fifth Avenue Presbyterian church
met last night and formally 40.
cepted the report Of the committee that
was chosen ON Jan 10 by the congrcga.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-02-04

Springfield, Mas, Feb o. Tho cold
wave, which moved into this section on
"Wednesday morning, has reached eli.
max, with the Thermometer ranging
from 10 II degrees below zero. Rail
way and electric car traffic has been NJ
stored, but trains from distant points aru