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Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-05-21
Nn,nsoin Vested Choir.

The Navasota Vested Choir will
arrive on the noon train today and
will be met at the depot by the
Rev. Herbert f. Bowers, L. l.. d.,
by the ladies Of Bryan who have
so Hospitality opened their doors
to receive them. The following
are the ladies' who will entertain
the members Of the choir: Mes
danes j. w. English, Judge Dore.
mus, W. S. Wilson, McInnis,
Garth, Tyler Haswell and Herbert
f Bowers; Misses Mistrot, Coul-
ter, Jessie Garth and Lucy Wilson.
The following are the members
Of the visiting choir: Mrs. NJ. L.
Hearn, choir mother; Miss Irma
Chinski, organist and choir direct
ress; Misses Agnes Horlock and
Matte Marlborough, and Mr.. Louis
Chinski, soloists; Little Miss Rubie,
crucifer; Mant Marlborough, Fannie
Y. Marlborough, Marie Lockett.
Gladys Horlock, Iska Horlock,
Maud Bradum, Ellis Jack, Willie
Rollo, Madlin Rowland, Inez Hor-
lock, Ethal Bridges, Clara Jack,
Beatrice Hearne, Addie Rollo, AL
fred Ashe, Algie Ashe, Leon Lock.
EFT, Virgil Marlborough, Clifford
Bramum and Arthur Horlock.
The following is the musical
programme for tonight's service;
II. Professional hymn, "stand Up,
Stand Up, for Jesus
2. Solo. Mr.. Louis Chinski.
Q. Hymn before the sermon, "ln the
Vineyard Of our Father
4. Hymn after the sermon, "Hark,
Hark My Soul"
8. Special sole by Miss Agner Horlock
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-05-21
The WERFA WRECKED.
Nlnstssn People Were on Hoard and All
Lost but Oas.

Victoria, May 20 90 The schooner
werfa. which left Duendon, n. T.. last
September on an interisland trading ex-
petition, with a party Of 10, was wreck
ed, and all but one Of those who started
out ON her was lost News Of the acci-
dent reached Sydney in a bottle found
at stanwell park. near Hslensblrg' \.
S W, on April B. The message In the
bottle said. October 20, 1898 The
schooner werfa, Captain Johnston from
Dunedin. n. u, wrecked about latitude
%, longitude a.. All hands lost but ms.
Am ON island somewhere off coast OF
New South Wales" This writer did
not sign any name and all who had
friends on board joined IN sending an
expedition In search for him II was
known that the vessel was missing.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-05-21
Exchange Hotel Arrivals.

Jno. J Luther, Dallas; b 5 Trip
lett, Dallas; searcy Williams, Chi
cago; NJ o Johnson, Oshkosh; o c
Gatlin, Eug. C Blake, Houston; J
A West, St. Louis; + C Durham,
College; Miss Rebecca Gibson, Miss
Marion Foote, City; A Coultas, II
W Campbell, College; Tom Har'
vey, Baltimore; c W Real, st
Louis.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-05-21
Charged with countsrfsltiss.

Wilmington, n. c., May 9O.-Secret
service agents Of the government arrest
ed mere two counterfeiters and seized a
quantity Of bogus money. The first Az
rest was that Of Walter silvsy at his
home in the northern part Of the city.
The other was Nick PolitE, q Greek,
who kept a grocery store near Front
street market POLITE had counterfeit
dollars and half dollars. crucibles. tools
and quantity Of bar metal In thu
room occupied by Silvey the detective :
found 500 or more bogus nickels and q
lot of metal, dies, etc
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-05-21
TEXAS LEGISLATURE.
Conference Report on the Antitrust
Bill Submitted by Committee.
HOUSE ADOPTS 1T.
Senator Hanger Attacks One Feature
Of the Report and II Goes Over
In the senate House Passes
Income Tax Bill.

Austin May 20 The house and the
senate took mp the conference com
mittee's report Of the antitrust bill yes
terday. The report was adOpsed by the
house by viva voce vote without OPP
position. but a balk was caused in the
senate by Senator Hanger.
Senator Hanger attacked the report
and declared that those who are sup
porting II are hurting the Democratic
party, because the said report recon-
mcnds the striking out Of section 7. Of
the bill, which exempts labor organiEa-
tions. agriculturists, and live stock pro
ducers from the operation Of the bill
He said that should this report be
adopted the laboring men could not
band together 20 protect their wages
against corporations Of any kind. and
that producers Of cotton. wheat and
other agricultural producers could not
get together 10 maintain prices on the
staples against the operators In Liver
pool and elsewhere and that the live
stock men would be- powerless TO get
proper prices for their cattle.
He declared that the men following
the above named avocations have been
the bulwark Of the Democratic party
for years and he appealed to the senate
90 vote down the report
Action on the report was postponed TO
Monday
The Grubbs bill is still before the SEN
ate under call, that body refusing TO ex-
cuse absentees
The resolution by McGee was adopt
ed providing for printing and binding in
sheep $50 volumes Of the senate journals
Of this session for distribution among
the members and officers Of both houses.
Perry's house hill providing for the
destruction Of prairie dogs was killed by
having its enacting clause stricken out
Mr.. Linns bill placing Matagorda
county under the butchers bond law
was passed finally under suspension Of
the rules
The senate free conference committee
on the appropriation bill was excused
y from attendance on the senate.
Mr.. Vaughan's house bill looking into
the reorganization Of the state militia
was passed 10 third reading.
The senate after passing several bills
creating more efficient road systems for
several counties adjourned 10 Monday.
The house finally passed Morrow's in.
come tax bill This bill was engrossed
few days ago and was called up and
pushed through with almost no Opposi-
ton against Il il,
An amendment was adopted reducing
the tax from per cent 10 per cent ON
all incomes Of individuals and corpora
tons over and above $1,000 per annum.
The senate bill 10 authorize the sew.
eral counties 70 invest their permanent
school fund was postponed to June 3,
which practically killed the bill.
The senate bill 10 amend article 1895
of the revised civil statutes relating u
estrays was passed.
Monroes hill 10 prevent and punish
Illegal marriages was passed.
The houf, disposed Of a number Of
other measures and adjourned 10
o'clock Mon.ay afternoon.
Secretary Of Agriculture Wilson wa
received and honored by both the houss
and senate.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-05-21
Murdered Man. Body E.hum.d.

Santa Fe, May 20 The body Of Fred
l. Merrill, Iscently murdered. was ex-
humed and, in the presence Of otticisls
and doctors. the head was severed from
the body and taken TO the mayors ofiie-
where a third post-moitsm examination
was made The head will be one OF the
exhibits Of the prosecution in the trial
Of Walter f. Locke, for the murder Of
Merrill The third post-mortem exami-
nation confirmed the assertion that Mer-
rill was mustered The trial will hinge
on expert medical testimony, an alleged
ante-mortem statement Of Merrill, being
the main evidence against Locke, who
maintains that Merrill committed sui
eide
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-05-21
coLUMBIA's LAUNCHING.
u WIN Take Place At Bristol ON tho
Evening OF June =.

Bristol. X. L. May 2O-The Column
bias launching hour on June s has been
arranged by the managing owner G.
Oliver Iselin and the designer Nathaniel
@. Herreschoff for 1880 o'clock in the
evening owing TO the Discrimination Of
the Hereschoffs. like Fife. 10 have photo
graphs Of the Columbia's water body at
this time. Other reasons are given.
however. which appeal more forcibly 10
the public, One Of these Is that there -
two high tides during the day. one
about : a m. and the other p. m. the
latter hour is far more Conversation the
society folk who will grace the occasion.
giving them ample time TO come mp
from Boston. Providence, Newport and
New York
The Columbia will contest foi the
American cup in the international yacht
race.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-05-21
.nlal.r.. senl,nc. commu,.a.

Washington. May 20 Charles Farris,
company II, Third United States infan'
try. was found guilty Of murder by a
courtmartial In Santiago. Cuba, and
sentenced TO be- shot The case Was sent
10 the presidentfor review and the death
sentence has been commuted 70 life Inn
prisonment and dishonorable discharge
from the army The president directs
that the prisoner be confined at Fort
Leayenworth
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-05-21
mARLix's MARVELLOUS WATERS.
An Instance of their Wonder
mI Curative Power for
rheumatism.

To The Eagle:-I think a man
is doing a good missionary work to
tell the world about the Marlin
we'll water and its results when
used for diseases in which its prop
critics are indicated as remedies. /
believe in it. / have seen things
here that seem marvellous and all
most incredible. One instance in
point, will here relate:
Messrs. A. VI. Devil and W. r.
Slider came here last Wednesday
from Comanche, bringing Mr.. A.
f. Blue for treatment. Mr.. Blue
was in about as complete a state Of
collapse from inHammatory rheu-
matism as a man could well be and
live. He was brought all the way
from Comanche in baggage car
on a cot, bolstered snd pillowed up
with the utmost care Mr.. Blue
could not move an arm or leg, nor
even work his fingers without the
utmost pain. He had TO be fed
like an intent. not being able to
carry food to his mouth with bis
hands. II his face itched he had
to tell somebody where to scratch
liz. His physician doubted his
ability to stand the trip, but he
came anyway, and his wife cried
when they left home, saying it
looked like they were carrying him
Off to bury him
/ talked to him today, after three
DAYS treatment by Drs. Cook a
Torbett at the Bethesda Bath
House, including two baths. Hei'
here in the Hotel Artesia, in a
pleasant room, and he is bright
with exultation over remarkably
rapid recovery. lie has compare
lively good use of his arms, legs
and feet, and he not only eats
without assistance, but | believe
after a few days more, being a
strong robust looking man, he can
90 back to Comanehe county and
tie any bull yearling on her grassy
plains.
find my own health improved
and the appetite | came after is
coming. Before left home,
couldn't eat a good dinner II | had
had one. couldn't think about
eating without revulsion. Tn,
sight Of fat man who looked like
he had enjoyed a good meal made
me sick just from association o
ideas. All this is different now, a
the cooks at the Hotel Artesia car
fully testify.
i There are instances withou
number that could be named, anC
while in some cases improvement
is a slow and tedions process, ye
4 in most Of them, people are graft
fed beyond measure at the results
w. p c.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-05-21

New York. May &c John IL English,
former president Of the Wallbout bank
Brooklyn. was stabbed in the neck by
Christopher DAILY, a beggar The
wound is severe one and is dangerous
" close 10 the jugular vein. DAILY had
been TO Englishs house few days since
10 ask for aims and was dissatisfied with
the food given him. lie laid in wait and
abused English for this and stabbed
him
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-05-21
Halfway Man suicides.

Palestine. Tex, May 90 10 William +.
Harden. aged 30. employed in the rail-
road shops, committed suicide here. He
gave for his reason in a letter TO his
parents that owing 10 an impeachment
In his speech. which he found to DO in
durable. he has decided 10 take his life.
He was apparently in good circum-
stances at the time Of the deed.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-05-21
sm.llpe. In . city me.pI,.l.

Kansas City. May 90. The city hos
pital has been closed because Of the dis
coyery there Of three cases Of smallpox,
one Of the victims being nurse. another
cook. and the third a patient The
disease was taken to the hospital by .
patient whose condition escaped the
notice Of the authorities. There are "
patients in the hospital. and 10 Of them
we're in the ward where the smallpox
patient was confined.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-05-21

I New York May 2O-The home com.
ing Of Admiral Dewey has caused a
boom In the drygoods trade. The de-
mand for ordinary cloth prints for con
version into bunting has all but exhaust
ed the supply and oonverters have found
Il necessary to take higher goods or ma
terial including what is known as "a
squares. In the trade II is estimated
that at least 800. 900 pieces or 25, OOO, Ooo
yards of bunting will BE- used 10 wei.
come the hero Of Manila bay.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-05-21

Kansas City, May 20-Leonsrd J.
Imboden, formerly Of Fort Worth, who
was arrested here some time since for
operating wild cat" bank, viii have
to remain in Jail until September. In
the criminal court here his case was
reset for the fall term.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-05-21

LaGrauge. Tex, May 90. The jury
In the case Of the state Va. Will Reed. q
negro. charged with.attempted assault
upon little white girl 10 years Of age,
at Holman, In this county, brought In q
verdict of guilty and assessed his pun
ishment at 40 years in the state peni'
tentiarv
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-05-21

Washington. May 90 Colonel A s.
Rowan, the official messenger Of the
United States 10 Garcia at the outbreak
OF the Spanish war, left Washington fqf
Atchison. Kan, where he will spend p
fortnight with his wife's relatives.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-05-21

Pine Bluff. Ark, May 20. The larg-
est sale Of cotton made In Pine Bluff this
season was closed Thursday. The Lesser
Cotton company Of ST. Louis, purchased
from the southern Grocery company Of
Pine Blnn. 1850 halea
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-05-21

The Texas editors are holding
their annual meeting at Dallas.
Editor John G. Rankin Of the Bren-
ham Banner is president OF the as
ISOLATION.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-05-21

Evansville, Ind, May 90. Mrs Anr
s Thornberg. 20 years old. wife Of MOI
man Thornberg, OF this city. committfd
suicide by drowning herself In Pigeon
Greek.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1899-03-09

| GaL6 anu personal, W Ills w lie, n mSlld u COG-
trell.
| THE SCHOOL FUNDS. Superintendent F.
| s. Brick informs US that by az error in
making up his report from the books the
statement as published in The Journal last
week shows an unexpended balance of $3.50 =
80, whereas it should to be $763 60. The
error was caused by emitting to carry over
in the report the $3.50 transferred from the
appropriation for repairs and insurance, and
$50 transferred from free text books to tn e
appropriation for general school purposes
| a total of $500 1t will thus be seen that
even lad the transfer of 81 900 not been
made from the contingent fund to the fund
for general school purposes the latter fund
would have been overdrawn but 1886 40.
/ BUsIN Ess CHANGE. George A. Bailey has
| sold his hardware business to William A.
Mason, who will continue at the old stand
on Main street. This business has been in
the Bailey name since 1877, when the late
George 0. Bailey re-established the business
of A. j. Hartman & Co. Ten years ago Mr.
Bailey's son, George A. Bailey, became as
socated with him and on the death of the
! father the son continued the business The
business will be pushed by the new propri-
etor on the same progressive lines that have
| characterized the former management. Mr.
Bailey will continue his carriage and har-
ness business at the repository, over the
store, where his friends and customers NAV
| find him.
| NEW ADVERTISEMENTS Staples & Cottrell
II Main street, have received the Guyer
hat for the spring of 1899, spring and sum-
mer neck wear in all grades, etc. &c. j.
Shaw, Sears Island, Searsport, has for sale
few choice Jersey cows and heifers, a
thoroughbred Jersey bull, 4-years old flley
by Bayard Wilkes, one registered Berkshire
boar and one imported Shropshire buck.
Found, set of opera glasses :. B. c. Dins-
more announces great sample sale of boots
and shoes, for particulars Of which see advt.
Robert G. Leonard has opened feed
and boarding stable at the Revere House
stable, and solicits the patronage of the pub
lie. Give Bert call.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1899-03-09
Good News in Maine.
Wages in the Mills Go Back to the Old
Figures.


Figures.
AUGUSTA Me, March The manage
ment of the Edwards Manufacturing COM
pany this afternoon announced that after
April ) the wages Of their employees would be
placed back on the original schedule which
was used previous to the cut down of Jan
uary, 1898 This cotton mill employs nearly
ZOO hands, all working on full time They
suffered cut down of about eleven per
cent. during the period of depression last
year, the company promising to restore
wages when the market justified the action.
WATERvILLE, Me. March Notices were
posted this afternoon in the Lock wood
mills of this city announcing the adj
vance of employees wages. This advance
Will affect the payroll OF some 400 people.
LEWISTON, Me March 4-Lewiston mill
operatives have been notified that in April
old wages OF operatives viii be restored to
the standard Of January, 1898, when the ten
per cent. reduction was enforced,
BIDDEFoRD, March Notices were post
pc this noon in the Pepperell aud Lacona
mills of a restoration on April 3 to the scale
of wages prevailing before the reduction.
The two mills, which are under one manage
ment, employ nearly 1000 operatives.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1899-03-09

The ladies of the North Church will give a
supper and entertainment, Wednesday even
ing, March %, at Memorial Hall.
The Belfast Debating Club will hold a
special meeting for important business at
the office OF W. Fl. Mcclellan, Esq to-mor-
row, Friday, evening. at 80 O'Clock.
Lancaster & West have sold nearly all of
their rst carload of horses. having sold the
past week, two to E, S. Shuman, Belfast;
one each to Frank Gichrst, Knox, Joseph
Decrow aud Walter Nash, Belfast; W. H. G
Clark, Carratunk, Me-. and M. Hannah
Lincolnvile. They will receive another
load March 1S and they will be an especial
ly desirable lot.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1899-03-09

The Koh-i-noor, an Eng.
fish Breakfast tea, stimulat-
ing and invigorating.
The Orloff, a Formosa
Oolong, remarkable for it's
delicious lilac flavor and
life-giving power.
The Orange Pekoe, a Cey.
Ion and India tea, noted for
its rich, wine-like body.
These are the popular
brands of
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1899-03-09
NEWS OF BELFAST.


VII 49, Andrew fahy nave closeu
Nc aud "' bense for the present, one of
aa '.as.s.pe scarlet fever
3sI a-+.,,,ss Hl, Friday afternoon
lt fl umbrella. Finder will
..,- at ra- JvaFa'' Office
... will this year handle the
5e . Ra1alo cycles, all up to
s.-t .oy OF superior workman
,-' .0 Mani street. has fine dis
.a unbia and Hartford BIZ
rA .. andes the Stormer, Pen
an. A.-- Tfoe''-
''' .HIr-rs will meet in the AL
I March 18th to draw four
s'' ...-. Ter tie April term of Su-
r'@ .... court at Belfast and the
fsrtlaDj.
at wu with small diamond
3u the street, or in Belfast
s. Friday evening last. The finder
a.+ pave al the post-of1ice.
held Saturday in the Pc
..r4- nrs of the liquors seized
.-... H3lzt and Henry q. Bick-
. rs were declared forfeited
1ed eer to the Sheriff.
sa+ Sch. Paul seavey is in
...... ... f-- she IS undergoing gem
-ling retreenailing, new
er esser repairs. Sloop
..... .t.-.,-d March Sd with about
... t 1-sU ish, caught at Isle au
r..s the well-known ped dler,
-r3rs has travelled about
O-. stock of fancy goods in
aus, las placed an order
C.tl tU buIld her cart. 1t
u4t pneumatic tire bicycle
.-f..s tur pushing. 1t will be
.... aVruent
v.e lor several years past
=,
n 80
...I.. a.. -, :,
Foxes are very scarce.
tuf. are about as usual
r,Ie ana demand.
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y.s. severely wrench
n, 1- - sat+ing a Quilt
...Isi.as bo,na which was
-........-.. h, Mrs F g Hilton
-nA Iruion Handsomely
...r-. H. start fine omit. and
.... .s- Cong and Mrs Ella
..,.-..ls for the reminder of the
sr.s bavr since been mace. ~
....- and fine anilt will soon he
.... r.gnl had a singular exner,-
... -rx I,-t Thursday. A team
street. with dog tied to the
stout rope. The horse ran
4. ... ,.4 ropnd had some narrow
... a-.ug thrown on the slippery
H..- missed his footing and been
.s.. .- mi that runaway he would
.... .e3J dog when the horse stop
-. .srri4ge and dog all escaped
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.ri.. of the Progressive A pe
,-,ir .l,o,+ Tho s+ra.+ A.
..- -.--. -,n4iaarsblv rharraa ne
..m+ for relics On exAmina-
f.,- ,,a wac da+ad in Nav
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. ..... ... .,-as ~ Ralfas+
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The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1899-03-09

Miss Hertilla Harding of Waldo Station,
who has been attending the Bangor branch
of the Shaw Business olege, has accepted
a position as stenographer with Vacuum Oil
Co. OF this city. Bangor Daily News.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1899-03-09
The Churches.

The Baptist cho society is practicing
the ca ntata "Our Risen King" to be given
Sunday, April 9th.
Meetings will be held at the Peoples Mis-
sion every Wednesday, Friday. and Satur-
day. at p. m, and on Sunday at 2.3O and 7
p. m. All are welcome.
There we're no services at the Unitarian
church last Sunday, on account of the ILL
ness of the pastor. The services will
probably be held as usual next Sunday, as
the'pastor is much improved
The services at the Baptist church will be
as usual. Following is the music for next
Sunday: Nor ning-Anthem, There is a
Holy City" by Shelley; Response, tHoly,
Holy" by Holz. observation-disclosures. so for
a.closer walk with Cod by Chandler; solo,
selected.
Following are the Universaist church
notices for next Sunday 10. As a. m. preach
ing by the pastor, Rev. A. Smith - m
Sunday school; 615. p. m. Young Peoples
Getting; 30 lecture. subject, Robert
Browning" This lecture was postponed
from last Sunday A cordial invitation is
extended to ALL
This week at the Methodist Episcopal
church the pastor is assisted by Rev. A. D.
Thibodeau, who will preach Thursday and
Friday evenings. A cordial invitation is
extended to the public. Sunday, March 18th,
Rev. H. W. Norton of Searsport. At $50
q. M, love feast; at 10.45 sermon by Mr..
Norton, followed by Holy Communion. If
stormy, quarterly meeting services will be
postponed until March 10Th and the usual
services will be conducted by the pastor.
There will be the usual prayer meeting at
the North church this. Thursday, evening
at 7.15 topic, Creed Revealed by Character
The Sunday services will be as follows
Morning worship at 1915 q. M, sermon by
Rev Geo s. Mills, the pastor. His theme
will be The Realization of the Kingdom
This will be the first of series of sermons
having the general title of Things to Come.
Sunday school at ~ M. G. E. meeting at
6.15 p. M; topic, Fellowship in Christian
Service, Neh. IS, 1923. The pastor will lee
ture in the vestry at is p. m.
To Cure Constipation in One Week
To Purify the Blood in One Week
To Strengthen Nerves in One Week
To Cure Sick Headache in One Day
Take Cleveland's Celery Compound Tea,
25c. trial size free. If it fails to cure.
your money will be r9funded. A. A |
HowEs &Co.