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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-11-20

other ult-millionaires, with an average
pay roll of 81 900 month
The Astors prefer unmarried servants.
Mrs. Cornelius Vanderbilt dischargr 80
servant at a moments notice, bun w
ditlon to her wages presents her OU "a
Mrs. Oliver P. H. Belmont AZ
servants of herculean pro~trOrN ~
new footman is seven feet %A
wise in proportion. He :. TIL w
lish-was discovered iutII TIC "a
He is also thoroughly 40
ders his hair. ~
The Rockefeller ser "a
certain hours, with "a adi,Inn W
themselves, and they al NQlQlll "a
none ever leaving of his ME
many marry, and their I w
main part of the family "a
Sometimes old servants AAA W.
upon themselves as fully ay~V "a
any one else. There is a coo ~
bridge T. Gerry's family wi X
cook when she feels like It, Ma 90
is not relied upon to do anythii W.
Becky Jones, the HammersIey AM
who went to jail with her cat and ~
rather than betray family secrets, is ~
in England living a life of case on ~
bounty of the Duchess of Marlborough ~
The rarest maid servant of all Is tho Y
cook employed by Mrs. James Blaine of
Washington. She is a model cook versed
in French, Italian and English modes of
cookery; she as also very grand lady,
dressing In tailor-made, silk-hned cos
tunes of expensive material Wherever
two love birds in a gilt, ribbon-adorned
cage two kittens, which are never without
their bows of gay ribbon about their necks
and their crocheted worsted dolls to ,)lay
With--neW ones being frequently required.
A bicycle is also one of this lady's belong
ings. Eleanor Lexington.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-11-20
smart Morning Collars.

This discussion leads naturally to men
ton of another method of topping off
morning suits as signifed at the recent
show The women who still cling TO tailor
made traditions wore neat high white
linen collars with their dark cloth suits.
The collars had long points in front that
folded down fiat over the ties while a cir
cuiar comb shaped piece of linen stood up,
crisp as a lily leaf. back of the ears
Around such a collar was wound in every
case a scarf made of bias soft surah, cut
very wide, very long and of some delicate
tint. Twice about the neck this was
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-11-20

In the rear, are among the notions that !
serve as detachable collars for these
waists.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-11-20

ireen is the dominant tone in the dinner
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-11-20

other multi-millionaires, with an average
pay roll of 81, 900 a month.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-12-04

Cards, Bili-Hsads. Statements. Lsytsr-
Heads. Eote-Heads. Circulars. Han ibills.
Dodgers. &C.. printed by the Dispatsh
Company at low prices. Wal give yan
good work at the same prices you pay Tor
Inferior work. Send US your orders and
we VIII guarantee satisfactien in every
uarticulaf.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-12-04

with Grand Cross 81
French LsGfsa Of Honor.

MADRID. peeembes 2.--rhs French
Ambassador here. NJ. Patsnotre, has
handed to the Queen Regent Of Spain tho
insignia Of the Grand Crsss Of the Legion
OF Honor. bestowed upon her Majesty
after she had decorated N. Fsurs sht
President Of France. with the Order OF
the Golden Fleece.
A manifesto made by number Of str
!. nts here has bssssAsAy sunprsssad "
the polcA
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-12-04

DR.. Bulls Cough syrup IL safe
and sure remedy for grin and influenza
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-02-13
THE &c LONE LETTER.
spain Must Express Herself on The
lgeciprocity Fart.

Washington. Feb 20 Tho policy %
the administration concerning Che d.
Iona incident can b. stated briefly and
definitely
Tho president 3, awaiting fuliUput
u United States Minister Wordimd
who. In a buci import already made,
states that fuller details wiu De- Cor.
varlcd. So hs as the personal allu.
ions ~ the late minister to che pn,i-
dent are concerned, the incident b. uu.
doubtedly closed No demand has hcon
made, or will Dr. made, according 20
present intentions for a diayowai of
them. though should ii D. made, 30
would D. rCgarlcd as graceful act
But infcrcnoas In the letter which
brings in the question ~ naciprpcity and
infsrontially the autonomy Tor Cuba u
not diayowcd Voluntarily, may ho'
como the subject Of further diplomatic
correspondence though as 30 this matter,
a. has lccn stated HERETOFORE, the pry1'
dent viii await Minister Wooifoul FOL.
Ter advises. bcfDra anything Is decided
upon. Thi, feature az the oX.ministyr'.
letter Is ontirciy dis.ipatod ffum the PR.
sonal aspect which resulted in his v
tramont Il b. confidently expected hy
| this government that Spain viii take sU
early opportunity % diayow the state.
monts u its late representative 80 for a'
thcy tend o. commit Spain On a policy
which leaves h,rgod faith open Co sru
0us doubt. 10 b. felt muu desirable
that che government should have u'
doubt as 20 Spain'. ral purposes and
feelings ON those vital question, which
have boon subjects 81 negotiation ur ar
likely o. become such in the imu.l4i,
/ fuur
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-02-13
a. WIN Soon 10 Tut on 1T New Norh
aud strikes Expected.

aud -trikr. Expected.
New York. Feb. %. Samuel Com.
pcrs. president of tine American Fedora
ton Of Labor, has bccu boz this city Tor
two DAYS 10 meet the unions Of this city
10 enter into great movement for an
s.hour work day
According 20 the present plans 81 Ia
Dor leaders % demand for the s.hour day
will ba made on MAY . next, which VIII
involve fully 100000 men.
Tho American Fcdcmiion 81 Labor
viii make this demand in ono trade at q
time. and According Co the leaders, gvai
strike. arc expected before the hattie
likely 90 follow h. decided
Various attempts to force the large cm
pluyers 90 grant thr s.hour work day
have been unsuccessful The succc,s of
/ the recent strikp ui miner. m which
mora than 100000 to0k pari, has cncogr
aged ihc American Federation NJ labo
. to prpplip Cos undertaking. trmCndnu
FIGHT Tho llders are now pcricctln'
/ plan, which they haicyo win insure sue
. cess
Mr. Gomugr intends to couhue hi
work until May 0, Oh interesting OBJ
union. affiliated with the American Fed
Grafton boz the movement Tie viii su
penntcnd the operation. OF a poworin
and well organized stat ~ organizer
from his headquarters 90 Washington
In. G.. Hc will upeuntCni many OF Oh
arrangements personally
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-02-13

Prof W. b. Philpott, chairman Of
the joint executive committee - the
Alumni association aud Alpha mi frn-
ierniiy on the Ross monument, an.
nounces the following committeeman.
Capt. T. A. Reichardt aud Col. r. II.
Franklin, Houston II. G. Rhodes,
Bryan; Prof. G. c. Todd, College Sta.
ton. Prof Philpoit went 10 Houston
last night and the committee held IT,
fret meeting al the Capitol hotel. Az
before stated the committee has pleuary
powers TO collect funds and erect a
monument 10 the memory Of Gen. Ross
Lao College, and its members are going
enthusiastically TO work on the lauda.
bic enterprise.
The BRENNAN Daily Banner OF Feb.
says Last week iudge Moore, a Brazos
bottom planterin Burleson county, re.
ceiyed a letter demanding the immedi-
ate discharge OF two Of HE convict
guards and his foreman, aud threaten.
ing, II be- did not, 10 Kin the guards and
burn Die gin and barn. The letter was
mailed IN North Texas and signed
"NhiiccappeFs.' One Of the guards
whose life is threatened vas raised here
ane great indignation Is expressed here
az such lavles. threats"
The FAD news has been received herr
Of the death Of Mrs Eva wesiall. 3
daughter OF Capt J. W. Gee, at hei
home In Angle,on, Texas. She wa,
the wife of Mr.J. b. No.tan. The re-.
mains were taken TO BRENNAN Tor 10.
termeut The Eagle extends sympathy
10 the husband and laiher.
ia. n. Webb left Yesterday on hi,
smiaunual trip 90 New York 10 bu,
srlins aal summer goods for Webb
Bros. Hc win make a careful selection
OF the beet values TO be had in com
p'e,e aud up io.daie stock.
The tcupin alley opened mp In foil
blast yesterday and was the busies.
thing in town. The long roll Of the
bale aud the olatier Of the piug wer,
kept mp inces. autIy.
/ A special meeting ofthc Home Forum
is called Tor Monday night. 18th inst. o.
/ 9 sop. m. ANmemheB are earnestly
requested 90 attend J.. A. Sanders
president 90
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-02-13
WASHED OVERHEARD.
insiRn nrccklnridEe Drowned ~ the
Cushing Reached Havana.

i.nsign BrcckinridEc Drowned ~ the
Gushing Reached Havana.
New York, Feb. l2.-Joseph O. Brock
inridgc, executive officer Of the torpedo
boat Cushing. was washed overheard
and drowned during stormy passage
from Key West 90 Havana, says the
Havana correspondent Of Tho Herald
The Cushing arrived Friday night with
the body, and ignallcd the Maine for
medical assistance All efforts 20 re-
suscitato Ensign Breckenridge were IN.
tile The body was sent by the Cushing
10 Key West
Tho Cushing loft Key West Fnday
morning with stores for the blaine She
pitched heavily In a fearful sea She
slowed her engines az o'clock In sight
Of the coast Of Cuba. Immediately az
torwad Ensign Breckenridge, who was
stationed forward, was carried OIL his
feet ~ heavy sea He clutchcd the
life line as he was swept a't The line
parted. however, and Ensign Brcckin'
ridge went overheard
soamon Everett and CopF1ge started
20 20 10 the rscuo In a lifohoit, but II
was swampod In lowering, and the mor
| oere thrown into the water
Ensign Brcknridgc's strength was
I fast failing as he was encountered with
heavy oilskin boots. Tho Gushing wa,
running through the yea, delugod from
stem 20 stern. As Bcckinridgc was go
ing under, the cook, Daniel Askins
went overheard 90 the rescue.
The Cushing finally oboyed ncr helm
and swung around and manueyorc.
near the men In the water Atkins
/ Copnage and Everett were rescued By
lines aud Ensign Brckinridgc wa
taken on board Ia the same manner, AZ
kins fastening the line 10 him.
Quick medical aid was necessary q
save the mans life and the Cushinl
headed for Havana with her throttle
opened. She toro through the hoav.
seas IN her race with death. Tho crey
meanwhile adopted the usual method
Of rcsusciiation.
ON the arrival at Havana the Maine
surgeon was ashore A message wa
sent 90 Consul General Lev. who sen
Or Burgess. The doctor said Il wa
doubtful n medical aid, II available
could have saved the ensign Lieutor
ant Gloayer commander OF the Cush
ing, Is heart broken
BrcckinridgO's father Is inspector ger
rral of tho army al Washington.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-02-13

II lis alleged that an Ohio woman has
sued her divorced husband ior breach
Of promise.
A hali.pint demUohu once owned by
George Washington has turned up in
Ohio.-Calyert Courier.
Who turned % up?
Atlanta is terribly stinel up over
what appears 10 be an epidemic Of kiss
ing, and the question threatens 20 be
an issue in the gubernatorial camgaign.
There is talk oflegislation on the sub.
ject, but legal authorities claim pro-
hibilory law would be unconstitutional.
Mrs. Kingshury, a social leader, and
Rev. Sam Jones are leading the cru.
SADIE against the excessive oscu!aiory
exercise.
There are 10000 school children in
Texas, says the Farmersyille Times and
estimating that $4,000 Niil buy tho Oh
ementary grade Of books, the uniform
text book law will result In saving the
FIRST year OF 81 10 each child, or a tota.
saving Of 500, 600, and Tor each Of the
remaining four years the saving will b,
greater, az the same books can be used
during the whole period by other mem
bers Of the same family.
Arural citizen OF Georgia, who fecli
that he has been slandered by a neigh
Dor writes TO the Atlanta Constitution
20 say
"Too the Public. About a SANDER
some man, wich bis name is wei
known. 5rbair too Denouncc III,
sneekin Deyile as he deserves, beinl
a ChFys,in, and ioIlerin the Colder
Rule, though a Free Silver man Ia pol
itics. But want too sa5, II he sed sic
ter Mollie Higgins sed that sed IIeeth
en- Missions want worth a damn, he !
a Lier in Prayer Meeting aud endudr
church, and can whip him with on
hand tyde benin my back-weekday o
sunday
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-02-13

Little Rock. Feb 10. -particulhrs Of a
Wholesale poisoning which occurred N.
comfy at the homo Of Henry Dinic, IN
Hot Springs county, have hccn received
In thi, CITY. a protmoted meeting was
being held IN the vicinity ~ Dific's
home and several friends had been In.
yitrd 90 dine with him soon after the
meal was served an who had partakru
became violently sick, vomiting and
complaining Of excessive pains In the
stomach Physicians wcro AZ once sent
for and an ptcovcrgd except the httlr
child Of man namol Warwakc, who
died in grat agony. An investigation
Of the cause revealed the fact that th,
girl who prepared the hog head chees,
served with the dinner had put In nus
yumCa instead ui nutmeg.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-02-13
WASHINGTON NEWS.


MNA HNNAAN anu AANNA"f HfAH'f't
Little nus ne =.
Washington. Feb ll-DarIng almost
the entire session Of the senate ycstu
day the Indian appropriation bin was
under discussion. The reading OF the
bill was completed and all Of the com
mittoe amendments wcrc adopted. Sub.
scquontly several amendments Of a
minor character were attached 10 the
measure.
Mr.. Allen OF Nebraska onliyancd tho
proceedings a few minutes before adj
joumment By making an attack upon
Speaker Reed for preventing the enact
ment. a. the Ncbmsln senator dcclard,
Of mcritorious legislation sent 90 the
house Of representatives by the senate.
He denounced the speakers action in
this regard o. a disgrace 20 c0ngp,s
and 20 the American people" When a
point Of order was made against him Tor
the use Of improper language concern.
{ ing the other branch of congress MI
Allen said that he was stating only Che
truth and that he was responsible herr
or elsewhere az any time for his siaio
mouts
IL was expected 90 conclude the con
sidcntion Of the pending bill, bat Che
absence Of a quorum forced the senate
20 adjourn,
The house was in very had tompr
and the whole session was consumed ir
hlibustoring against two bill. of minul
Importance. Neither got further than
the cngrossmcnt and third pading The
trouble arosc over the enforcement OF
the rule against the discussion Of irrclc
want subjects. when SIR Handy, a Dam
cnt Of Delaware, attempted 10 rply uI
the floor during tho consideration o
these bills, toa letter recently writer
by Thomas r Blyard, SECRETARY ~ siau
under the Cleveland administration, b
dcnunciation " the fraC silver Demos
ncy. Roll call followed roll call an Ola.
long and partisan feeling pachcd a higI
pitch Finally. when % boamo cyidu
no progress could bo made with the bII..
an adjournment wac taken until Mon
day
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-02-13
SAVED BY THE ST. LOUIS.
Passenger. aud Crew of the Wrecked
Ncendam Landed nt New York.

iassrngfrs unu rev ~ Nh' NN''h'N
Neendnm Landed nt Ncw York.
New York, Feb. l2.-Thc American
Line steamer st. Louis, Captain Randlo,
which arrived today from Soutnmp
ton, reports the loss az sra Of the Hol'
land. American Line steamer Nccndam,
Captain Stcngcr, from Rotterdam fc-
New York. Nine cabin and us stocnge
passengers and the crew numbering N'
were saved by the st. Louis. The Nccn'
dam un Feb. q, struck q submerged
wrock, which torc a hole In the ship =
bottom, and broke her propeller shaft
Before the steamer sank, everybody was
taken OIL BY the S. Louis As the
wrcck was a dangerous obstruction u
was 81 ON fire and buncdup
Passenger, Of the s. Louis passed rcs.
olutiuns commencing the gallant service
and splendid scaman,hip displayed 10y
officers and crow Of the 81 Louis In rvs
cuing the Vccndam's passengers and
crew. Tho Vocndam was formerly Oh,
White Star steamer Baltic She was d
l.mastcd barkcniino riggcd scraw steam
cr She registered iu36 gru,s tons
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-02-13

Prof Hoke Of Minican wa here ys..
terday.
Hardy Newton came down from Waco
yesterday
Dr. }. NJ. Duncan and son are visiting
Mr.. II. Crenshaw.
n. Finn returned from business
trip TO Dallas yesterday.
Mics pai. " lee went down to We'll.
born yesterday afternoon.
Capt p. A. Smith of Nayarots. vasa
visitor TO The city yesterday,
N. G. buchanan and Naih Gotham
were In from Bethel yesterday.
Ennis hos produced an $40 pound hog
and GoIiad 300 pound beef.
Dr.. West has gone O. Bpmoad 10 an
bis regular appointment there,
safgoants Cox and Monroe vere be,s
from The ilIalos bottom yesterday
Mrs.. T. o. MisiFui ana chIIlr,p ar,
visiting Dr. ". n Wilson and family
For Accident and Lie Inufane,
eiihorin Lodge OF Straight Lilo Com.
paniea zee joe b. Reed. u
The Nsw.oia river was reported on
rice yesterday The late rain appe,,,
% have been general and heavy.
LoSr-Ry J. G.. Griffin betu,e5
WELDON and Milican a black oyeroat
Lhera. reward orrctum touisoHg.c
N's. A. d. McC1nuico aud Hu. r. w.
M'Conuico, were called 90 Coe.canr
yesterday TO attend tho funeral o. Nr
Clinton Wink.,r
Los,-Ahacs plush cape .omeuher
on ihe roll between BcnohIey an.
Bryan Fr'rvuI he rewarded lor re-
turn Go W. u Jaue.. uluW.e.
M James Dunn, O. prominent ranch
man OF thcoastam Iorunoftheculur
was ar'casu' calerat tho C1urcroi
flee Saturday morning Mr. Dunn is q.
avowgd candidate io. Sheriff subject o,
the eet.n ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
N.naoa rH#Ha-g, as iae ,ma
bs-ta.y.Ii Courier
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-02-13

West superior, Wis, Feb. % -Throc
members ~ the gang OF countcrlcitcr.
who admitted they have bgon working
Grand Rapids. MINI, for several year,
have bccn brought down from Hihhine
and held Tor trial Ia the sum of sluW
each ThJy gave the names Of jim
Dan. ALA. Jim KiNg; Mike Kinney and
William OBucn. They viii b. exam
incd on Monday. CA the person Of them
was found a rocipo for making alYcl
dollars Officers ac looking Tor oihci
momhara of the gang
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-02-13

indianapolis. Feb. l2-Mu Lizzie
W Huffman ~ Bughtvooi b. dead
from the effects ~ o. nlUotic poison
taken with suicidal intent Several
weeks ago beer daughter Edith commit
ted suicide. pryuuu, to Ediih.s death
her lover. Harry Phillips, committed
suicide. Tho daughter was dc,pondsni
over Dor lovers death; che mother coul,
mot stand har ,UrUw over her daughter
death Mr Huffman had hcen a con
slant visitor 20 her daughters grave
and Der death was causcd from the thin
attempt to suicide within the week
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-02-13
SIX MORE BODIES.
They Are Taken Prom the Ruins Of
rittsburg's mg Tirc,

Piusburg Feb. ~ Two more bodies
VEN iakcn from the ruins Of Wgudcs.
day nights hrc early this morning.
They wcro tho bodies Of William Finch
Of the hrc department, and George New
man, inspector Tor the Philadelphia Nat.
ural Gas company The finding ot these
bodies makes % already taken from Che
ruins An additional forco Of zoo men
have hocu put Co work clearing away
the debris, aud % Is thought if thoU ore
any morc bolics he che ruin, They VIII
h. uncovered within the next 90 hours.
Thirty.dyr people arc stin missing.
-Four mon, boliCs wcro taken ont oi
the ruins az noou, making che numooi
OF known dead li. Three were ldouti'
ted Their NAMES am W T. Domnr
David b Wcckcrly and Professor JAMES
Moxau.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-02-13
United states Naval Display
GnlNeetnn. Toms.

For trains leaving Bryan February 10
at l.51 a. m. and ip. IA. the II. st. G.
vl sel. round Trip tickets to Galveston
Goa So good 90 leave Galveston any
ume mp 90 a. M. train, Feb. 23rd.
Ticket. must Dee ignal at ticket Office
Boa Galveston before good for return
passage.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-02-13
DIGGING FOR THE DEAD.
Work ct Removing ne Debris of th'
rLlI.hnrs IIrr lonLInar..

pitt.burr Fob 1.-THE work 81
searching Cos che uolil, iu che ruins 81
"Wednesday nights awful drc continues
vs. go0 men, bot uo moc bodics wcr
found up to o'clock this afternoon.
Tho debris is slli pulled 90 feet high,
however. and 5s morc than a scorc ot
people am sin missing iho work viii b
continued without cessation until it il
positively known mo- more dead are
buried beneath the debris search for
hodic. Is attended hy rrat danger, not
only frum weakening walls, but from
lg5 tanks Of anbydrdc Auhydridc y
ammonia iu Dee mU>t powerful state, and
itl ignition woald p.ult boz AN explosion
which would Caas1 iucalu!ahlo disaster
Tho number ~ dead recovered b. N.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-02-13

Denver Feb ls.-Thc state boorl 81
arbitration has rendered iis decision on
the questions In dispute hotwocn tho
miners and operators of the northern
Colorado district Tho boari found In
favor Of the striking miners IN every
uarticular
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-02-13
BURIED BENEATH SNOW
A Frozen nody Taken Prom % prin on
the street ~ Chicago,

Chicago. Feb l2-The gpat snow.
storm on the night OF Jan 81, buried
Max Miller beneath a drift az the foot u
Ohio street and concealed his death an.
al the warm sun Of Thursday disclosed
tho body. Men with axes chopped out
the frozen body
james Murphy saw an arm and hand
ur1,luding from a suowlank beside the
fence near the foot ~ the street lie
investigated and found tho fruzcn body
~ a man imbcddcd In the snow aud ice,
whcrc the high wind Of the storm had
driftcd 10 against the fence.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-02-13
RETURNED HIS PENSIONS.
The Government sent the Money Hack
60 the Man Who Forwarded H.

Washington, Feb i2-Pcnsion Com
missioner Evans recently rooeiycd from
o pcnsionor at san Antonio, Tex, an cx.
rross orier Tor $50. Il was money that
the sender believed he had not properly
received. and animated by this feeling
had returned it 90 the government Com
missioner Evans had an inyrstii alton
made of the case and ascortained the
pcnsioncr was honestly entitled 10 the
money hc Is rccciving, ere pr month.
for deafness, and directed the entire
amount 90 De- returned 90 him.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-02-13

st. Louis Feb o. There viii d. no
po.trencmcnt Of the sale ~ the Kansas
Pacific m.lrold. -gt f0r this month, as
che reorganization committees rpr'-
scutauycs offered o. increase thoirbid to
an amount equal 60 thc principal ~ the
governments indebtedness The offer
viii Do. aeeUted
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-02-13

Tcrcu Tex, Feb. i2. While J. T..
skates was working In a pit a workman
cmpticd pile of brick FROM awhoeihar.
row ON the ground ahoye him. One OF
the bricks fcll ON Skates, striking him
IN the side, hrcaking two ribs Skates
aid not know until examined by a doc
tor Yesterday that the ribs had bccn
hrokon.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-02-13

Bridgeport, Tex Feb y While the
bus was crossing the Rock Island switch
horo Il was run into by a switch engine
ana tom all 20 picccs Tho driver
jumped AID cut the team lcoso In time
10 save them and himself.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-02-13

Lima Fob l2-Au agreement h.
tween Chilli and Peru Cor the settlement
~ gu. uou, about tho ownership ~ thI
province. Of Tlrpm and africa BE- puc
Ually o. fact Thu, agreement, itis aid
b. che /. suit 0f tbg visit of Vice pua
dent ulIlreuUuf
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-02-13

Cleveland. Fob l2-Tho large Hoyt
building occupied principally by manu-
facturr, of clothing, wholesale hatigr
and fCmcr,, was practically DESTROYED
by frs with DO. content, h,r' Lu,, CO
umat,d at $4,000. uyty well coycrd
by insurance
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-02-13

Tyler, Tex. Fob is.-Tho jury in the
case Of 4. r. Robertson vs. the Inter
national and Groat Northern Railway
comrany. rtumod q verdict for the do.
fondant company. Tho plaintiff sued
for $4,000 for personal injuries