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Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1898-09-06
ALLIANCE EFFECTED
WITH AeUlNALDo
lie Il Using Every Enort 10 secure
Esssgaiiiaa A. tns uisFsao-szrri.
can Peace confsrsns. al P.ri.

London, Sept. 8. The Manila CORE
Tondent o. The Tunes. telegraphing
Sunday, says;
Regular trains viii begin to run on
Manila-nagupan railway by tomorrow.
General Aguinalrt refused TO permit
repairs 10 the linz md a establishment
OF train service except upon tho signih-
cant condition that no foreign troops
were to b conveyed.
He has effected an important alliance
with the sentiaglesia party in the
northern provinces Of PAngasinan and
Zambles This party commands 5000
armed troops, and had hitherto resisted
General AguinAldo's prctensions to do
tatorship.
There are excessive movements among
the insurgents everywhere north Of Ma
Mia Vigan has lately been occupied
and a campaign has been directed
against bamaran, where the ships are
supposed 70 b. concentrated. The in
surEenis are in possession Of the whole
Of Tagus bay except a single position.
This does not support the stories Of
serious diahection among the insurgent
leaders although Aguinaldo's unpopu-
larity is undoubtedly increasing He
Is evidently using every effort TO secure
recognition At the Hispano- American
peace conference in Paris Of the revolu-
tionary government His army doubt
less number over $1,000 men, well
armed equipped.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1898-09-06
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
We are authorized to announce
JESSE G. MINKERT

a. a candidate for County Attorney o 4
Brazos county at the ensuing November
election.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1898-09-06

Afler spending sir weeks in New York
studying the new styles and IDEAS in
millinery Mics 81. Leon has returned TO
Bryan with a new and superb stock
embracing everything novel and beauti.
ful in the millinery line. Special at
iention Is called b her selection Of rib
bons, veilings early fall hats and other
seasonable goods. 243
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1898-09-06
AT THE PLAY.
The Jennie CaIer Company.
Last Night. in "Gyp."

"Gyp," II you saw il lac, night,
you perhaps recognized as some
thing you had seen before with a
different title-that is, as TO mar
rative and plot, but it is safe to
say that unless you have seen it
played by the Jennie Calef Com
pany, YOU have never before seen
what was presented 10 a big audi
ence at the Grand last night, en-
titled Gyp.
The Jennie Calef Company, in
short, inaugurated their week :
engagement last night with a grand
success, both in point Of attend
ance and amusement furnished.
A good interesting drama was en-
acted, enlivened by plenty OF lu-
dicrous scenes and situations well
thrown in 10 amuse and diversity
In addition, many specialize were
introduced, and the clever artists
won the hearts Of their audience
without bit Of doubt. The spe'
cialties Of Miss Calef, Mr.. Wal
dron and Mr.. McDougall wer,
very bright, and the serpentin'
and fire dances Of Miss LeVaunl
were also we'll received. Mr.. Ar
thur sang good song.
Tonight. the company vii
present An Attorney, side-split'
ting comedy. Come out to-nigh
If you want TO forget your troubles
for awhile. The bill will be neV
every night, the repertoire consist
ing Of well-selected plays.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1898-09-06

Az the Methodist church on septsm.
Der n, at Z o'ciocE p. m, will be cele'
braied the rites Of marriage between
Miss Bessie Ross and SIR Frank Clarke
Of Bryan, Rev Nelms officiating. The
ceremony will be conducted With sim-
pheity. owing 10 the death some months
ago, Of the brides well beloved father,
For the same reason there will be no
reception or other social Observance
Waco Times-lierAId.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1898-09-06
LOCAL NEWS.

J.F. Parks visited CAlytrt sunday.
Mrs. Amelia Thomas 10 visiting in
San Antonio.
Two up. stairs rooms ior rent. Apply
10 Ira Gooch. u
Mr.. and Mrs Edward Hall returned
10 Waco sunday.
W. r. Compton Of jacksonville, was
ayisitor to Bryan yesterday
Charley Sullvell has been on the
sick list the past two days.
Miss Name Adams will return TO Dal-
las today to attend Oak cha college.
House adjoining my residence for
rent Apply to Mrs. W. II. Webb. 20
Royal Blue a strictly first class Sc
cigar sold only by c. &. Parsons. le6ii
when You want to enjoya nice drive
get one Of Ira Gooch's nobby turn
ants dtf
Miss Lizzie Cauii returned TO sher-
man yesterday 10 attend the Mary Nash
college.
Yesterday was labor DAY and district
court was adjourned at noon until this
morning.
Fresh Berwick Bay oysters. First oI
the season sept. 2nd aud 3rd at c. q
Parsons. 81
For sale-A fine piano IN splendid
condition very cheap. Apply to jos
Groginski. 20
NIB. Cole went to Marlin sunday and
arranged for his family t. spend som'
time there.
Carl Cole and Henry Robinson hay'
gone 10 attend the military institute Al
Bingh am, &C.
Niles Nannette Deutschner returned
TO Corsicana yesterday afiera pleasan
Wait TO Miss Dora Rypinski.
Misses Jennie Howell and Winni
Thomas left yesterday TO attend Nifgi
mia I ollsge at Roanoke, Va.
Misses Nellie Bate, Zula Dennis an
Mary Rohde will leave tonight TO a
tend Baylor female college ST Bolton.
Beall Chatham aud Miss Maud Nc
Morris LETT yesterday TO attend tn
South western University at Georg'
town.
Misses Leila Griffin, Allie Monigou
cry, Lizzie and Leila suber left yestel
day to attend the Mary Nash college .
sherman.
For pure fountain aud bottle sod
DR.. Pepper, aud all the latest ice
drinks, candies, fruits, nuts, etc, ca
on G. G.. Parsons. l6jif
Misses Aubra Tabor, Edith Rhode
and Pearl Weaiherford will leave loda
to attend the North Texas Female co
lege at sherman.
W. T. James Is "a progressive liver
man and studies the convenience Of HI
patrons. Calls for meeting trains al
swered promptly night and day an
given personal attention. 2
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1898-09-06

Chicago, Sept. "a special 10 The
Times-Herald from Winnipeg, Man,
says:
Indians reaching Dauphin from the
far north report meeting an Esquimaux
who told Of the appearance among them
OF strange man descended from the
clouds on the shores Of Hudson bay. The
opinion among the whites is that the
man is Andre, the arctic explorer.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1898-09-06


Prof W. O. Martin Of Kyle, the re-
Gently elected assistant professor in the
department Of chemistry, arrived al
the A. & NJ. College sunday.
Wiley Garrett IL now with the Amer
lean Laundry. Wiley is reliable and
energetic young man, who will make a
success Of anything he goes at.
Mrs. d. A. Hortman and daughter,
Mrs. JEFF Franklin, are visiting Mr.. Ano
Mrs. Claude HOFFMAN at San Antonio.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter W. Smith re.
turned from Marlin and Waco yesier.
day.
Mr.. Robert Armstrong has pur.
chased Capt. John q. Tabor's residence
in the northern part Of town.
in McGregor and W. II. Nevey
we're here from wellborn yesterday.
Morris Lang Of New York left SUNDAY
after spending several days in Bryan.
Oscar Hall Of Leon county, is with r
J Ford.
John Payne Of Payne Prairie was here
yesterday.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1898-09-06

London, Sept. 5-The Paris CORES.
pondont OF The Daily News says that
both General saussier and General zur.
linden have declined the war office port
folio
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1898-09-06
arl.. Da,i. No Better.

Management Pier. r. l., Sept 5-The
condition Of Miss Winnie Davis shows
no marked improvement. Her physician
is still hopeful Of her recovery.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1898-05-26
PATHEHRY
IN 1896,

r S1I I5s9l ~ following reason. why GEM Catching. should be
returned TO congress DO 1895. Hthesa arguments were CO.
gent in 1896 are they not equally strong to-day: Listen.
"Hon. Pat Henry, Of this cIty, one Of the most prominent members Of
the bar Of this district and now serving his Second term as district attorney,
having been re.nomInated and reelected last fall without opposition, has
been earnestly requested by many persons flo various parts Of the third con
gresdonal district to make the race for congress as the successor Of Gen.
Catcaugs, but has declined to become a candidate or TO permit his name to
be used In this connection. In an interview yesterday he stated that while
lie as loyal 20 the cause G" free coinage he desired to see Gen. Cgtchings re-
turned to congress, as he fully realized his great ability and the distn-
uahed services he had rendered the people Of his district, the state, and in
fact sa entire Mississippi valley. Gen. Catchings' knowledge, added Mr..
Gar-- " r~ matters pertaining to the rivers, harbors and levees, and his
na-aa#s "a securing tlstr proper recognition by congress we're such that
a Ha-r aE5 not do any thing less than give him his most earnest sup
aa as @r aI tg bis power 20 secure bs return 20 congress where hs ser
Ha bad aea 81 ga1eesal to the river. barbgr and levee interests.
-Er Has-7. vaat HaqgasoaabEyr have bad aIarge following had he
-aaa aa canvass 60 permitted the use 0E bis Hame, but he has too much
a-a aaa-a ar tie interests d Bis native state and city to let any per-
aa Ggrasoaf or ambition Influence him in the least degree in a decision
@ Importance feeling shat the la5os Of the great leyoe congressman
-u"s en-Ge hm TO the compliment Of 30 unopposed denomination and to
Ha agdgng gratitude Of hts constituents"
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1898-05-26
H0GaETH INA GONE OF OUR very generous friends have seen fl to
SPIRIT OF LOVE. crItclso us fr making little mnof Coy. McLaurln's
JAS. X. NAHDAMAN
Editor

H0G0TH A GONE OF OUR very generous friends have seen fit to
SPIRIT or LOVE, crltclso us fr making a little funof COY. McLaurin's
absurd proposition to the war department, to lead
the Mississippi forces ia the war with Spain We would have our very kind
critics understand that the gentle touching up which we have given our
most unique and patriotic chief executive was not as they imagine, born Of
M will or personal pique. We have no unkndy feelings for Anse hcLaur-
ia pers3nary-5ont know or care anything about him. Life is too short to
devote to such work as that But we have an inexpressibe contempt
for the demagogue where ever and when ever found. And it struck US as
being SO absarlly foolish and tausparsnty demagOgic for a man as ignorant
Of anduntmIBed In military matters as Gov. McLaurin to ask to be placed
at the head of the Mississippi army lie knows nothing about commanding
an amy-les probably than he does about properly performing the functions
OF his present oFcs-aud Judging from his conduct last summer should he
stumble up Ga few eases Of yellow fever o panic stresg1 would be become
that his gallant adJutaut would quite likely bs left agae 90 .e field 10
command the army. Itissasa bold and 1@1sty ja1-1essaE check and
rank iudelcacy that provoked ,Ge criticism maFaga5 q @ 0zr friends
We maintain that such qualities deserve Ga Zee U-ta-ua3 10 whoms2-
ever found the governor NJ the state 5 ReH as a1Ews s1a Because he
happens to De tbe governor does ass give Eu aual1Cg from criticisms or
cansure when his acts Pub.e E private deserve b. 11Ns rt wjta us and
while we shall always try TO be JUS. 30 bl. @@l 1 wr 8~5Ems1t he gws
beyond the bound, Of pmPrleT aat right we sa@ remark U1n it, fit takes
the skin of. We are 0o faGch washiaer and Haae wasaaa gladly accord
to all nj our high 0n.4rs 5ata1ae and respect Ea "a 1w a they deserve it
vie win not under ANY circumstances shield Hgl from a-ar malicious err
rus. And when they persist in agtragaug tbe sense of Torzety and ideals
of dc,oncy they mag expect 1tGe advertising in u1a Great Religious
Wcaty. We assure them thar Is is moss done So as7rt I lare3 or malice
either but rather as a loving father EEs tire devil aut n 6arDa5 ascaly
kid SO we chastea a delinquent g#eal
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1898-05-26
An ERROR
CORRECTED,

ny EFFORT is nov being made in the interest Of 81
aa Az 5Ssgs ~ c]atehIngs 70 prejudice the public against y
SUHhLeILD' Henry for being "a delegate to that conyentln
under instructions from his county, Warren, to vote for Mr. Catchins
when, as a matter Of fact, the proceedings OF that convention show that B.
fore county voted with Mr. Henry for Mr.. Catchings although her deIgate
were Instructed to vote for Judge ~Longuo-Greanwood Enterprise
You are very much mistaken. No one has undertaken "o prejudice
the public against Mr. Henry for carrying out his Instructions or going 4
delegate from his county to the convention. He had a right to go and h
also had the right to have himself instructed to vote for catchingi but 81
maintain that he cannot with any degree Of consistency ask the people d
the district to vote for himself for congress solely on his free silver idp
when he treated the silver question Isl as a matter of secondary tmportaaa
two years ago-Now as to the proceedings Of the convention showing That
Leaore county voted for Gen. Catchings for The nomination we assure our
esteemed contemporary that til an error, There were but two Of the dele
gates from Leaore iu the court house when the nomination was, made aad
not either Of them voted for the nomination. The writer was one OF those
delegates and knows whereof he speaks Any record to the contrary 50 h
as he is concerned is false,
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1898-05-26
HE WON'T DO.

Hon. Patrick Henry, Of vicksburg,
has been selected to lead the oppose
tion to Gen, Catchings in this con-
gressional campaign.
We are opposed to Gen. Catchings
but are not gushing In favor Of Pat
rick Henry, whom we regard as an
advocate Of free silver for revenue
only and we are doubtful as to his
ability to beat the General. Two
years ago today Patrick Henry was in
G~reenyille, wearing goldbug colors,
laughing we honest. enthusiastic and
LongiRo-loying red necks to scorn,
and drinking Cleveland cocktails with
BaTons Percy, Of Washingtonshire,
Scott, Of Boliyarihire and MARQUIS
Murray Smith, Of Warrenshire.
While the toasts they drank caused
the face Of the Philadelphia school
ma'am on the dime pieces in their
pockets to blush with shame ina vain
effort to conform It's color to the yell
low sentiments Of Patrick Henry and
His crowd.
This year sc have q chance to win
II we get an honest, simon-pure dem
ocrat leader but a mushroom politician
cannot win, We want q leader whose
political faith has been tried and has
been 10 accord with that Of our peo.
pie for over two years, and we could
get such Header Where is Longluo.
Wynne, Ycrgcr, or honest Dick Ab.
bay2 Either one could win IN a walk
and their free silver sentiments arc
not Of doubtful origin, We see no.
difference between Catchlngs and
Henry. They were both In the nolltl.
cal kettle two years ago and we have.
distinct evidence that Catchlngs viii
support free silver for be has voted
Chat way more than once, but Hen.
ryis conversion has been az sudden ms
that " Saul of Tarsus, and wo have
as yct 90 evidence OF faith he says in.
him
lis efforts td-unitc Che opposition
70 catchlugs through nls letters %.
various PARTIES Ia every eoultg n tbe.
district locks COO much as III he is.
bunting q snapi attempting % sam To-
congress 90 ao@ey beds 0f ease
We haye ADLER mnns more modest les
true rs those mentioned above who
are trucr leaders 70 the peoples who
should come 0ut and give rs a chance
20 Bon two roldbag Ne ono whack
We Intend 80 support tle nominee
81 che convention whoever III ~ Bic
~ pfesent we WI make No dHtincuon
between N1ldUuH t'atrleR neuty ana
goIdbag Tom eatfhAes Wecan Only
judge mon AZ ga sea thabf aad ne
last tlno " mw Henry 81 W8 go.
l8g fhe nart 0fa 1labas 81 effeetion
aigag wlH bis ffirnas 6f te FieAs
Burg delegation Mec8te Murray
Smith and tie raflaAi II euaff row.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1898-05-26

Ansc McLaurIu has committed
many serious errors since he became
governor Of Mississippi, but he can.
not afford TO appoint himself success,
sor to the lamcntcd WalthalI. Boil,
yer Go, Democrat,
Why not? II there Is anything
which GOV. McLaurlu would not d.
for his own ACKNOWLEDGEMENT we have
not heard oft, lie may not be able
to make the deal with Lieut.. GOV.
Jones but there is no doubt about Me.
Laurin aTordlng to do almost any,
thing for a good office,
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1898-05-26

The postmaster general has ordered
the posto0lcc Of Plckens, Miss, abol-
lshcd because the people Of that com.
munlty refused TO allow a Niger to
serve them as postmaster. While we
regret the Inconvenience which the
people Of that place will suffer, stlll
we think they have made the sacrifice
in a good cause, Il we're better Ia
get the mail once a week from some
other o0lce than 10 have a loud smel.
ling, black son Of a gun as their post.
master-a perpetual afTront to the
white people Of that community. We
are yerD much opposed 10 lawlessuess
but not more SO than we are TO mig.
gers holding Office IN Mississippi.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1898-05-26
H0LDs 70 rms ~ /

lle esteemed Greenwood Common
wealth does not favor nor approve the
manner y which the Hon. Pat Hen
VI Nicksbarg was nominated for
congress against Catchings, by a select
pl''y q seli-conitituted delegates or
'ntatiyes Of the third congress
.ooal district 1t would seem from
Nv 'oae q iast weeks Commonwealth
tuat Is editor stin holds Is me ola.
.a'efltIc idea That the democratic
ls'' p district rs wen Is 81 the
sliio shoald Be consulted ~ e. whom
preferred % vote ror Lexington
Advertiser
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1898-05-26
THE COMMONWEALTH ENDORSED.

THE COMMONWEALTH ENDORSED.
We copy the above from the Daily
Democrat and the Commonwealth in
order that our readers may know
fairly well what has been done and
what to be prepared for in the man.
ner Of their suffrage. The Common
wealth deals fairly with the political
record made by both Mr.. Catchings
and Mr.. Henry and we deem it useless
at this writing to add further re-
marks,
From a political point Of view We
SEGA very little difference between
the two asplrants and that difference,
from our standpoint is somewhat in
favor Of Mr.. Catchings.
Two years ago no one IN this dis
trict was louder in praising the yir-
tues Of Mr.. Catchings than Mr..
Henry who is quoted as having said
that it was absolutely necessary to
send Mr. Catchings back to congress
In order that our leyees might be
protected from the rayages Of the
floods. If IL was true then, then
why not nowg And as circumstances
and conditions remain the same from
a political position Mr.. Henry should
still try to thrust a man on the dis
trIct whom the larger per cent Of the
people DO not want, owing to his H.
naneial views. The about face move
ment Of Mr., Henry win call for an
explanation which must be entirely
satisfactory to the people, else why
not again give Mr.. Catchlngs the po-
- seems TO us that It amounts to
very little difference which i4elected
ana our position shall 81 ae1aral-
%lndianola Enterprise.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1898-05-26

William f. Gladstone. one OF che
greatest men that England has pro.
duced died a few days since az d very
old age. lie was a man whose mind
grew every day OF his life. He never
ceased to be a student and a learner.
His reading was wide and varied; his
thoughts were profound, and he all
ways acted for the best today. regard.
less Of what he had said, Thought, or
did yesterday lie preferred to be
right than to be consistent, and be
changed his opinion as often as his
conscience dictated and his Judgment
approved. Ills life is , remarkable
one ana Il VIII serve as an iusplra-
tom q benefactlon tothe generations
got unborn. Such lives enrich his.
tory and upbUild humanity.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1898-05-26

The editor Of the Commonwealth
attended the meeting Of the press
people at Bay st, Louis last week.
lie had a glorlouly good time, fell in
love with all the good people Of that
delightful little city, talked the mat.
ter over and settled everything salts
factory with the hrothereu Of the QuIn
and came home a little better pleased
with the world, God bless the hard
working, lmpccunious, patriotic, self.
sacrificing addresses aud editors Of
Mississippi They deserve the whole
earth but rs a general thing they get
less than 80 acres Of land and a mule.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1898-05-26
THE SITUATION IN THE THIRD.
Press Comments.

dies they brought along to cheer the
Mississippi River God,
We wonder if we cannot bring out
an honest man to run for congress in
this district, whose chief desire
would be to serve the people regard
less of gain or reputation to be made,
-Sunfower Tocsin.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1898-05-26

A great Office won by dlshonorable
means Iss.a dlshoDor to the man who
holds It. It we're better to be % pa.
tlont. plodding yeoman, earning an
honest living by the sweat Of his
brow, and enjoying "a guIltIess con.
science, than 10 hold the onlec Of gov
ernor and be Oh covered over with the
sores Of peculatlOn, trades, the pros.
tltution Of onlclal functions, and
cursed with the contempt Of 4 dlsap-
pointed constituency.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1898-05-26

Edward BeIlamy, the great social
dreamer and author Of "LOoklng
Backward" and Equality" two
books with little merit but great no
torlcty, died az Chlcopee Falls on the
22nd Inst.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1898-05-26

We regret the attack made by the
esteemed YazOo Sentinel upon our
friend, Chas FltzGerald, ]posto0lce
inspector. We know whereof we
speak when we say that God never
made a better fellow than Charles
F,HGerald. He il an honorable, up
right, panly man, The Sentinel Is
unjust to him and We are sure will
make the correction when IL hears NIL
the facts.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1898-05-26

Senator Billie Mason az a prlma
donna would be q decided success.
Not that William Is much Of a vocal
ist, but the amount Of free adyertis.
Ing he receives places Lillian Russell
IN the shade. The latest II that the
Washington residence " the corpu-
lent statesmen was recently robbed
and he has offered to pay the highest
price to the robbers for the jcwelry.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1898-05-26

We notice With pleasure that our
friend, VIM y. Gray, has assumed
editorial control Of the Meridian
News. lie Is au excellent gentleman,
a good writer, liked IN his conylc.
tions, true to his duty and loyal 70
his friends. lie has our very best
Wishes.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1898-05-26

THE Jackson Evening News goes out Of its way to suggest that the Com
/ monweath was striking in the dark when it stated that the close
friends Of Gov NcLaurn were trying to bride the friends Of Gen. Catch
tugs and rutHc chat gentleman from the race for congress in the Third Dis
.aet, by Gov McLauTiu appointing w, G., YegeT to the senate. The
News ia OF course, wise TO- a degree bordering on omnsciencc, but 1t Will
find tn this case that it has made a mistake, If the editor Of the News
wants to know the facts in the case, most any reputable gentleman about
Grcenvlc will tell him where he can find then.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1898-05-26

THE chargoby the vtcksburg Dispatch that the editor of The Common
l wealth sis in alliance with the goldbug faction Of tms district to ad.
vance his own aspiration has justas much truth in 1t as the choicest lie
ever published in that paper Everybody except the ancient idiot who pre-
sides over the editorial columns OF the Dispatch knows that II the editor Of
The Commonwealth had consulted his immediate interest he would have re-
mancd absolutely quiet about the whole matter I'll Is passing strange that
a man Old enough to sprout whskers will persist in making himself 20 40.
swd.