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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-26
DIED.

DIED.
Bel Afree p Howard. Abe. T
Birkbe,k Iane n HYDE Ellen V
4 Chandler Harriette l. WEI josephine H.
Degrauw. Aaron \. Richard. Fi-renlr - an H.
Fnller Am, NJ s,srbuck Elizabeth
Gelnov rrcderck g. Tyler. Ernest
Heacock willard A Van Vakenhnrsh Nay
ira sen sao9' T'o~ saah and se ATE
wy s ss 9 sas 2: >, nsn5s, the oIn.
27th last. o. II O'Clock
BIRKBEcK-A Cedarovn. O. on Februar, n 1920
Jane NJ Brkbeck widow - iohn BrS S5, ,s.. ..
Fla,busr TUESDAY. p =.
5s- sg "a wS gops 5. %oo 5an5 E.
Caprop aged -
Noticc ~ funeral hereafter
cHANDLER-A, Windsor Hoe Nee York ci,y "a.
daughter ~ Harriet A and The late Samuel chandle-
- Milwaukee.
DEGRACw.,A :, Ausgs'as F.a. IN Tng ~. FEB
Funeral services ar his late residence AZ Jamaica \ s.
m Monday. at p. IT..
kindly omit how'rs
DoREMUs-on Friday February y aged - years
Funeral services at MS ate residence Closer. y j. on
ca MqaS vii me-. tram leaving foot Chambers
please omit nower.
Washington. D. g.. papers pIea's copy.
rrLLEE s. 5orn H,sga, hg.q OK ,c Of s l,e %
n T. rullsr formerly ~ New Ros h-lis
Irneral frol Trni', Church Narv ch conn. FehrIar.
.s 800, ''' '''
-" ~
GEDNEY-Af White Plains Thurs'iay 23d inst. Fres
erck Gillespie Gelncy u this city. the dSth year -
his age
Funeral services private
lnterment at Nood'a"n cemetery.
| JTEACOrT<- ON Friday February - SEQ Dr. willard
Aver, HeaGoc" ssed 81 lar r..,,.r.o \, 900 West
III. a. ,"' ., 9aa rst a.. .,l-.r q ~,
ll5th 81. On 9uhndN, me -"' INST a. " 'N " - 49,
inteiment AZ "ioF"rsN"f. y y.
NOW Apu-on SATURDAY Febrlar, - iSlq after a I'm
gerinH Illness ot brgg' '.s~aS'' AO' ' "'"''"' "
- me SKY nun" y'aI gu NJ IS -, T. ~, ,,.--..
In,ern,enf Al Convenience ~ Nh. family,
HYDE-ln Sioningon Conn. on ~" IN ms fii-h
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-26
EMILE WELTL

Berne Feb % Emile Wel:i tho Swiss states
man who was six times elected President o. the
Swiss Confederation. personally conducting the
Departn,ent Of Foreign Affairs during his Presi-
Dental terms died yesterday I'm his seventv-fourth
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-26
MRS G HERBERT RICHARDS

Mrs Florence I.e Van Richards wife II Dr. G.
Herbert Richards died last night at her home IN
Orange y j. She the daughter Of Andrew j.
DOfger
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-26
THE WEATHER REPORT.

NFsTERpAYs RECORD ANH TO DAYS FoRh' ASI
Washington ret % The low area In the Southwest
has d~,-i p4I INT. = considerable magnitude" ana
is noting n1-rh~as'WarI Icing central night tn West
e-n Missouri has caused general -ains ana SHOWS
from tho central upp-r lake wesw1r ri
and ais, fh- Guf states a7i the -outh~~st TIE
f0rnr.raiure. have risen considerably from the cur
states narthwarl and have fallen from degrees ~ 80
degrees n the West The, below m the north
.ft slope ~ ana rains have continued in the MID
de End plateau ana Pacific Coast regions ana
fair weather outward Rains indicated generally
Mississippi River except from fhe upper ah"
region eastward where there viii he rain.
weather vii prevail ia 'he extreme Northwest AMI
-0uflve-i The winds ~ tl~ Aflautl. Coast viii be-
.1se~li and viii become nigh he southern coast
reIt Florida storm signals displayed the QUIZ
brownsville Pensacola. and Atlantic
coast fion IVES. Point Va. fo savannah. Cold Naf~
u.rtler signals nFlnE fnr MissYIi and pper
Wssisfpp valleys. Kansas Colorado sufh Dakota.
Wyoming nuf N-ufa-ka
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-26
Special Notices.


a. ~
JAMES y. SILO. Aucttoncer.
Fifth y venue Art Galleries,
BOG Fifth Ave-,
between 3ith end 25r 80
OH. PAINTINGS.
THE WORKS OF
John NOBLE BARLOW. Il. b. a
AND MEMBER or THE ROYAL 50
CTETY OF BRITISH ARTISTS
on EXHIBITION TO MORROW MONDAY. FEB
RUARY q until time - sale
TIIt-R SDAN- and FRIDAY
E.v.niuya. March - and 3. at -.
=, ue sold under the direction ~
Me..rs Tndeu Thurher Co..
Providence Il l..
Mr fiarov's American representatives,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-26

Notices of marriages and deaths must be in
dOrSed with full name and address
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-26

"a tii- diagram. tie continuous white line the
changes Indicated by The Tribunes SELF
recording barometer The dotted line shows the ts?ers-
tir. a. recorded a Perm Pharmacy
Tribune Once. Feb 20 ] q The weather yester-
ia, was far and mild The temperature ranged between
25 ard ~ degrees al degrees being ~
degrees lower than that Friday - degrees lower
than that Of the corresponding day Of last year
me weather today will be increasingly cloudy. prob
ably with rain IN the Afternoon
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-26

DETAILED FORECAST FOR To DAY
For N~u England and Eastern New York Increasing
.oudiness probably rain afternoon fresh
fn t.iss easfsrl' winds
F0. th~ pisirr. - ,oif mba Eastern peansyi,ania.
NrN-l-r-ef Delaware MARYLAND lnI Virginia inrreas
ina clnudinrss ~. badly rain % brisk
eI-terly winds
For Western Pennsylvania rsin. warmer brisk 10
winds
FOR Western New YORK SNOW OF rain. warner IN ~
IRENE western portion brisk In nigh .ar,riy winds
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-26

,,~,,roe7,er, IS also made OF The engagement
=. yss Msrsare. T. Van Horson. daughter OF
- ,,ar fIorsor of Mount Vernon: y. y, 70
NeI mn &c.. Bonner Jack. pastor OF the Pres
by,sr'ar church AZ Hazelton. Penn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-26

Tho ereaeemen, is announced Of Miss Emma
Roberts daushtcr %; John Kooeriis Oh
- ~ Frederick Tench Of this CITY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-26
MAILS FOR SOUTH AND CENTRAL AMERICA WEST
INDIES ETC

MONDAY AZ - 20 o. M f.r N'e.al = p. 3 .t, amer
f-em Miami. f-f.. for Brazil All IA Plata
''un'raf. uer iaermina 'etters t'r No7tn brazil
must le d-erteI p-r T',rniiaa D.. a, D. n Tor
Jamaica p,~ 81 jason. ~ ,i o. frr Belize. Puerto
Cnroz anl Gl7i-wair. Tef steame. from New or cans
TT 'ESDAYAf go m for pllgreso. p"r steamer from
A. IS @. far Costa Rira per steamer from New
orleans. "a, 3. ~ Or Jamn'ca per steamer from
wF3NEsoAY-N t2ao q. M ~ .:asssu y p. per
steamer fem MAN. Pa. q. for - Luc.a ani
"artn Brazil tia Plrsand Ma1aos. pr s. Hubert.
a. :" e. Dbl. fo~ Porto hico. Per United states
g. M ;o- P'r' ar-rr.nce. Petit Goays and Jers-
n.i.. per Nthoe datt'fs Z p 'e'a Rica must pc
u.l for Cape Ha.tt Auy-rayes Jacme and santa
Martha. per . Andes. ~ ~ - n tor Grenada ana
trinidad per 5 Grenada az u ID 'sunni 'mentary
mag na per - dur. A. > Do. f0r cuba Cam
raohe. Tahase9 fu'aian aaa 'hspas per = = lucatan
Yucaiar'l. a. o. for Ia Plata Countries direct.
peg H4stern Primo. a. 10 o. NJ for Jamaica. per
steamer from Philadelphia.
Nassau. sa7tag. ami Mannri' per p senees
FRIDAY-At l. n Or Porto Ia'c. ger Arksfia At
IN f'r pr2Eres. p"' kartnas9 usitsrs ,9r
addrn~~sd "rer KertNag ''
shTI-RDtY-At f2.3o a M fo- Nassau \ p. per
steamer from Miami "a. sao a. m fr Ia Plata
vanilla Cathseena and tireytovn re~ Aeuc letters
4 m FOR Haiti per Prins wiilem y Port -au-
Prince curacao Venezuela Trinidad British
and Dutch Guiana must be directed per Prins Nlem
". a. II q. m fo' 'uht prr Niglanra. VIA
Havana dei-ers - directed per NRllanca'b. az
- q. for BAIL and d. Iitta ccun'ries pr : =
Ca a'. via PernaniI,t. Fails and BIO 10 lanero
FOR North Brazil must he directed per GaeoD:
~ o. m. for Nuevlias ard Gbsra. cuba per s.
st'NDAY-At A. NJ. fo- North Brazil per > s. rresco.
VIA Para Maranhlr1 ana C-ara. a s:}O g. for ~.
Pierre luelon. per steamer from Halifax
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nnsfnMnc Nntirc.

should bo read rAlLl b. AN crested as changes
may ~,
Foreign mails for the week ending March = 1880. VII
close PRD Nj ~ az tho General Posto nice
fo.ove IAI,CELS POST MAILS close ono hfdr eaier
closing
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-26

II. and Mrs George Crocker gave dinner party
vi. ,,-.f,,~f Astoria recently. Their guests IN
80 Mr. ana Mrs George 3. De Forest MI
80 NJ Hermann Oclrichs. Mr.. and Mrs ChaI.es
sh' W." A. ard Ms sidney Dillon Ripley. Nh
Coi.as "a s-or~s wells Mr. and Mrs. Charles
an osir,hs MR. James KeTnoG9han A MT5 fr Nr
eric Nt.is'Il- -, sDevo~ Mrs Moses Taylor Camp
sna NJ NJ ToI,se McAiis,er and William Croker.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-26
TEANsArIANTIc NIL.

TRANSATLANTIC MAILS
WEuNEsDAY-At : d. H. Complementary a. M for
EIrou". >f L.ui-. slt = ufhamf 30. az a. m
supplementary lu;" p. fr Eu. ope per 3 8
irfa1rt'. Que uffsNE
sAITRDt1-At %. ul ~ Great Briia n. Ireland Be-
GUM Nethef1nis - rruart. Denmark. sweden Nor
Russia. rlnffa VIA Ql--ntt Wn
uefers othc- Iars o. rurop- must Do directed per
mbria'J. Ar for Franc. switzerland. lialy.
spain Portugal Turkey Egypt and BRUSH India. yer
ia Noimandie. sta Hasre deittrs tr other paro
~ Europe must ~ directed Pc II N1lmande = Al
m for Netherlands direct. Pc g. Nsrkendsm.
va Rotterdam dett-is he direcbd per Werken-
dam al SO a. r.. for Belgium direct per = =
Ftie-Ind. Via Antwerp uetters must te directed 'per
Friesard' ,. . a. m fo- Italy. Saale va
Naples Netsrs DO directed 'rcr -aalef. a. III A.
n- for Norway un-tt "a 60. .r'ian.a pr F. g. heA@
tetfers 10 d.i'0f ad ger Erkia't
'Fr.rted matte 90 rnan steam - sflInc On iues-
DAYS printed rl.ffrr. etc. ~ Germany. ana spe-
cay addfoyscd printed matter etc.. for other parts
or Eutlpe. American am Wnite star steamers on
Wednesdays. German steamers Ihursitys. ara
'unari French AID German steamers On >aidreays tike
printed matter stc. .0r an countries f1r wnich they
advertise O, carr. mail
After c.osng - the suppiementlry trsnsatani'c
named above additional supplementary mails are
opened The piers of fhe American. Eoall-l. French
and German AMI r main 0..n until WITHIN ten
minutes = tie hour NJ sailing - steamer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-26

P-drman the artist has made design
~ INC tickets Of the Easter bazaar OF the NOT
ma College Alumne April and S. at the Waiuorl-
Astoria i is the NEUROLOGICAL symbol OF sprine-
q beautiful maiden. with extended arms no ,
- -. .o,,, aud the laurel wreath. The Misses
Frobn1ar viii preside AZ the Photographic DG0th'
sssjsfed nv Miss Marv Mannering. MISS IlHgGa
sponc Miss Olga Nethersole ana james n ii"'
en- who VIII &C. es auctiOncers
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-26

$500 those VINO sailed for Europe last week
-, Ms Aston Nj and Mrs. Charles G FrancK-
ra >frs Elisha Dyer. ir James Brown
.yn " "a, any N,.see potter Nj and Mrs. Weaver II.
- ana II o Tiffany
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-26
FAC'TO w ANTE ID.

.. "a"
FACTORY WANTED.
,aoita.s Identified with an important southern city
s.srrous - advancing - Industrial development VIII
helm establish ore or factories VIII arrange cheap
taxation VIII provide advantageous real estate. VIII
aid financially q enterprise city is -
c@pl naly healthy. hsh-cass drainage system II
il M nev, boon, town but q city established with busl
ness Interests that important and rapidly growing
rsnyportaiiou facilities superior both by railroads ani
b. water Water deep enough FOR any ocean snip
civ is adjacent to rich timber lands and n the natural
its,rnuns ,sin for cotton very highest grade
ADDRESS proposals. 20
j. O. DF:A NE. Attorney.
~ NASSAU STREET SEW YORK
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-26

The engagement is announced in PhilaoeIpnia a., 81
50 49, scb,-bter OF that city. 10 James Lind
.n.s' cr,don formerly OF Virginia and now OF thls
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-26

40, and Mrs Samuel Thomas. OF No. i West
e'-n,.enth-st. accompanied by their daughter
FIN ,os will start tomorrow for trip
Mss ~.r,sornfa and Mexico They will be
throntt r,ro6aby FOR three months
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-26

-,,~r,aeo Of Miss Belle Harper daughter Of
~, y Harper. TO buchanan Houston son OF
VIM" = Houston. whose engagement was an
jane - time ago will be soler1nized In Eas-
ro'" Mics Harper's bridesmaids will be her
ir w Miss Violet Harper and Miss cara iiar III
,;',ss Nary Harper her cousin: MISS r'''he'' MISS
MS "a ana Miss Marian Houston.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-26

49,. Hnbo-ne Roosevelt and her sister MISS
NJ ~ ~ ir East Thir;y-seventh-st'' VIII
sap e-s. NJ their four DAYS at home on
1,.gs-ss5ay Afternoon next March j.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-26
ReI,oions Notice.

Ar SOUTH CHURCH. Maiis'n-ave. AMI 5s'h - ~
RODERICK TERRY. u. D.. Pastor ices NJ II d. "i
,ln q m The Pastor vii preach
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-26

Inwyers. WIZ a subscriber % the combined ON a.
series OF Reports sell his advance shees FOR sip
Nifr-ss giving price NELSON II BARNES. Newport
Congress spring Water.
This famous II a elaborate tubing
restored 70 al strength and excellence
There are man, limitations - Df. siegerts Angosturs
pitter.-ros, ~ them dangerous. The genuine IL a
household remedy
Electric ana Hot Springs bahr hours A. NJ to
eP. NJ DR. NOEL. Al West 33d St. Nsw-York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-26
TRANsPACIFTc MAILS

ci,col cose bore dai, up o. March AZ $50 2.
Mails Australia % West Australia New
ZEALAND Hawaii and Fii Islands. per Nlowera
,f-om Vancouver close here dlily after February us
AMI No o. Marrh = ar go Mails flr china
Janan and Hawaii pr: =. Gaelic ffom san fran-
cisco lose dailY ~ % March ~ SSn :. m
Wsis ~ e1iua and Japan per Victoria from
Tacoma close here daily up fo March 'i3 ar 20 ?. m
Mails Australia ieXceIf 'lHsr Cor Nfrf AustraNa
which are forwarded Europe Nev Zealand
Hawaii FiN ant samoan ISLANDS pr s.. Alameda
fs~1u san F-snrl-erI close here tait after March y
up o. gro T. IN daf ~ arrival ~ g. Sampania
which VIII prlllb.. arrive March j. Mails for china
ANA Jaran Der Empress ~ India nr0rn Nancou-
,arl close here daily up 3d. March - 40 $50 y, m
Mails fnr th. Society Islands p"r ship Tropic BIZ
from san Fsancsrl CLOSE here daii' zap to Narrh :
$50 ,,,. An.
and the schedule q closing b. arranged on ne Pr ~,
sim0tion ~ their uninterrupted overland usnsit
fI.e stored mail CLOSES ~ q 9 PREVIOUS dan
CORNELIUS VAN cOTT Pnsimaster
po.tofr-e Ssw YORK Y. February p i>H
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-26
READY To PRAISE OTHERS

Distrustful as De- ls about himself. he is without
hounds in his recognition Of others He Hdnires
Stevenson warmly. delights iu Hcnleyf poetry. lie
expres~ed himself in nigh praise 81 the latest work
Of leonard Merrick The Actor Manager. lie
interests himself I'm all the literary WORK Of the
dav and II At home IN an the chief movements and
side currents In the spiritual life OF England
When discussing the Literary History OF Eng
land" which DR. Kellner has IN hand, Mr.. kiplins
sald: II had your book 10 write would at
tempt In . ANAL chapter to discover the path
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-26
general Sir Arthur Victorious Jones.
GrnIt is vcrmillion .pIashea VIII E0-d


Kiping's aversion 20 being interviewed IS vel
know. and some amusing stories ar" toid ~ ihr
way I'm which he has circumvented reporters. one
newspaper man wrote 20 him ~ follows. Feit'h-
All, grn not IN The least interested In tho matter
and am very unwilling 20 annoy you, hut 'h'Ns"'H-
~ tho people who bay your books arc an>ious 20
lnov something more about you than they have
ioen able 20 CLEAN from your wri,ines" The reply
wa. ter.e enough. j. ian- Dear Sir i'fit' '""'
g. ,nnos.ildc ;o give YOU the interview which your
i.,l4 eald - friend OF Kiplins's. was that h had
'.,, ,,ri,,4n q. al Two other Journalists went To-
pr.,,ieboro on. summer TO g,f am interview Dr. they
.id aud the. drew up DOB advance an elaborate
ls. Of questions. on the WAY 90 kiplins- no1ee
L., roc, MIN one planted himself ~ front Of he
,..,.er and the other edged around 10 cuf N his
retreat They began to exp in their business, only
ia b. interrupted with most Vigorous protest
.,,rst tbey behavior wh ch Kipng hk"ned 10
ricl,vav robbery. In the. m.lst 90 his speech ON"
-. ,o. TWO iuquisi,ors asked Mr. Kiping. are any
90 ,our indian stories based upon actual happen
troso" The author WAS dImfounded bui instantly
saw the humor o. the situation ana burst INTO
laughter as he made his escape
HIS BRATTLEBOPO HOME
NJ ,rneodore r. Wolfe IN his recent book called
81 ,,.-,r, Tlauufs ana Homes deecrl'es Kipiinf
,o,,e. ~ Rrattlcboro-the house known as Nau-
i.bks--aud tolls something Of %" authors H"iN
life. He says
uis studv-wbepre some of his books nave Deen
renoyed 10 EneIand-is = pleasant apartment az
the south end Of the mansion WIZ ma. A hara de-
iandscape In view from Its windows aha neIe, m,
nyinE himself 20 ail comers. ne WORKED crn,,nys
md Automatically for some hours OF each morning
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-07-05

The best information obtainabie
about the Brazos river yesterday after.
noon was that IL remained about at a
stand still yesterday.
Tom Smith, the gentleman reported
drowned in the Little BfaEOs at the
Mumford road crossing, was rescued
with bis dog, from the top Of his house
Sunday afternoon.
Dr. NJ. Francis and J. A. Baker we're
here from College yesterday. DR..
Francis was caught on the way home
from Beeyile aud had to cross the Nav.
aso,a bottom by boat.
Marriage licenses: Joe Otto 10
Laura Otto, Client Jackson to Lula
Harris, w. +. Jencho TO T.. 7. Hill,
Devote Houston TO Hattie square,
Ernest weiser 10 Gussie monii.
J. +. Parks aud daughter, Miss
Mamie Parks, arrived home from visit
ing relatives at Anderson. They cross.
Ell the oyerhowed Nayasota river bot.
tom for two miles and a half ia a boat.
The II. & r G. working crews are
busy putting In bents for the Camp
bells creek bridge. They have 20 use
Rats on account Of having to work over
nine feet Of water about forty feet WIDE
Friends Of The Eagle from all over
the surrounding county have been cali
ing ~ the Office after papers, giving an
account Of floods. The supply Of extra
copies Of The Daily Eagle has been ex-
hausted every day.
Mr. Mark Wilcox tells The Eagle that
be had six acres Of good land washed
away Ia the flood, and has a beautiful
lake 100 yards long right In the middle
Oft. Its fine clear water, and 10 40
deep he cannot see the bottom.
JEFF y. Miller, chief clerk in the vice.
presidents office, and Train Master Bis
bee OF the n. a T. c.. have gone TO
Houston via NayAsota and Conroe, the
Santa lie branch now being open be.
tween the two points mentioned.
Ia lieslep, who was caught at Naya.
sofa by the food, was one Of the num-
Ter who successfully navigaied the Ma
yasota river bottom. lie told the re
porter yesterday that crops are gFeately
injured, lands washed and bridges
swept away in Grimes county.
jim Martin aud Tom sawyer were
callers at The Eagle Office yesterday,
relating their food experiences. Mr..
Sawyer's farm IL on high land in the
Bethel neighborhood and the damage
was very small. The crops on MIR.
Martins farm on wiekson creek
suffered heavy loss.
A team attached TO wagon ran away
from Garth Howell & webb's lumber
yard yesterday morning crossing the
railroad on the street IN front Of the city
hall and creating little furry Of ex.
element among people on the streets.
The team was stopped near the woo,en
place no damage Of consequences having
resulted.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-07-05

ID. Mahoney Of Austin, has secured
the contract for building the new
dormitory at the A. and 81. College and
viii begin the work NJ soon AZ ths food
will permit. Necco & Eisman Of Hous-
ton, will do the tin work under Maho-
ney's contract. Necco & Eisman did
the tin work on the court house here.
Since the II. & u. V. railroad con.
templated building into Hearne track
Of its own, and since much Of the road
will no doubt have to be rebuilt below
where IL joined the international, ow.
ing 10 the washouis which must have
resulted while l. was submerged be-.
tween the rivers. II was suggested by a
gentleman In conversation with the re-
porter here yesterday that Bryan might
be able to offer inducements that would
now bring the road here. The gentle
man suggested bonus and the right
OF way as the proper Inducements TO
offer.
A party Of Madison county people
who had been here waterbound for
week left yesterday home waierbound,
going by way Of the iron bEIdxvon the
Nayasota river at the Jame7 Old cross.
ing about thirty miles northeast OF Bry.
an on the Franklin road. They had
been here until tired out and hoped TO
get home by this route. The party was
composed off. II. Oneal, Misses Lizzie
and Ludie 0neal, Robert oneal, Gus
Fuhlberg and wife, Miss Isabelle Nc.
Nair, John Huteheson and daughter,
Miss Emma Hulcheson. Medley Nc
Bride, Lon Lang and family. J. n. sher-
man, A. y Ferry, Arthur Beeman, Joe
Floyd.
Rev. W. T. Wood and Constable J. +. |
farquhar were here yesterday from
wellborn. Mr. FArquhar told the la.
gle reporter that the Brazjs river was
estimated at eight TO ten miles wide
opposite wellborn. lie Gays the hill |
crops are pretty well all right, but the
creek bottoms have suffered heavily. |
Stock begged down in the sand washes,
aud some fences we're swep, away. |
There was thirty or forty foot wash.
out including a culyert, In the railroad
just below wellborn, the damage having
been repaired. Fifteen or twenty boats
we're made at Wellborn and many PEG.
pie taken out Of the bottom. Mr.. Far.
quhar says the river 10 four feet higher
than be ever knew il before, and he has
lived IN that locality ihirty-six years.
Fresh strained honey 10 cents
pound At Clarke Il DAnsDys. 1875
All kinds Of fine millinery very cheap
az Mrs. q. NJ. Proctors. 1851
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-07-05

A Missouri girl sent a dollar to a
smart New York man for a "sure
cure for freckles". This Is what
she got: Remove the freckles
carefully with apocket knife, soak
them over night in salt water, then
hang up in the smoke house in a
good strong smoke made of saw.
dust and slippery elm bark for a
week. Freckles thus treated never
fail to he thoroughly cured"
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-07-05
LOCAL NEWS.

~ 1T, Niece was in town yester-
hos choice Jersey butter call on Ne.
r. Beard. 15
Two Houses Tor Rent-Apply to Mrs.
T.. d. Roberts. ll2f
Prof b. G. Pit,uck was here from
College yesterday.
Dhnk Mount Vernon Pure Rye at the
Expostion saloon. 1901
College creamery butter on Ice at
CLARKE q Danshy's. 1913
W. +. Harris made IL home through
the high water from the South.
Mr.. W. II. wylie Of Bethel was call
er at The Eagle office yesterday.
A fourth Of July dance was given by
the fhe young men At the court house
nighi and greatly enjoyed.
'felegrams were received here yesier-
day indicating that Mr. A. b. Carr, ST.,
IL dangerously 81 at Lampasas.
NJ. Parker had the Thompson creek
bridge repaired yesterday and that road
IL now open to the Pitts Ferry bridge.
For accident and life Insurance either
In lodges OF straight life companies see
Joe B. Reed. Also sells -four, rice and
coffee. Il
Fresh cold beef and lunch, wooten
Wells soda water always on hand at v.
O. Marek's next door 10 Saunders &
Johnson. l7lu
. Il was reported yesterday afternoon
kat Little river had fallen five feet,
and that the NAyasota river fell eight
,F Ten igches.
The closed up banks, few flags and
few cannon crackers were all that served
to remind the public yesterday OF the
fourth Of July.
DR.. J. l.. Fountain brought a sample
cotton stock, which had been under
water Tor three days, IN from Thomp-
son creek yesterday afternoon, and the
roots we're found TO be rotting.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-07-05
See Battle of Manila at Houston
July 9TH 1900.

For special train passing Bryan
July 4 1899, l.5S a. m, II. Il T. c.
will sell round trip tickets to Hous-
ton for LIS. Tickets good to leave
Houston on regular trains up to
and including 800 u. m. train
July 9Th. W. S. WILSON,
Agent.