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Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-11-22


The Eagle reporter saw an order from
=. A. Taft, superintendent Wells Fargo
Express Company, to Agent Lomax Rt
Bryan, asking him to procure Tor each
married empIoye, or those single cm.
ployes who have q mother or sister de-.
pendent upon them, q turkey, u can Of
oysters and bunch Of celery for
Thanksgiving dinner This order is
given to the Companys agents at their
thousands Of Offices throughout the
country, aud Is doubtless quite highly
appreciated in thousands Of homes.
Miss Fannie Parker and her visiting
friend, Miss Cairns, we're rendered an
entertainment by Mrs Council aud Mrs.
Banks, at College, last evening. Among
those present from Bryan we're Misses
Parker and Cairns, Miss Mae Cole,
Miss Matte Tabor, Miss Williams, Miss
Ethel Cayitt and Miss Marie Adams.
The most fastidious taste can be
suited-the mo moderate prices can
be found, at Johu NJ. Caldwel's Jewel.
~ Store, Geta holiday present while
the stock is complete. 3l2
Holiday presents in Jewelry, Silver
ware, Noyellives, everything kept by
any ilrstclass Jewelry Store anywhere,
at Jno. NJ. CAldwells. 3l2
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-11-22

Niagara Falls n. Y, Nov 2l.-A
middlcaged, we'll dressed man engaged a
hack hero aud was driven 10 Prospect
point, overlooking the falls He left
the carriage, walked directly into the
river and passed over the falls There
were several people in the vicinity at
the time There Is no clow 10 the iden.
tity of the suicide
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-11-22
SHOT INTO A MOB.
Georgia sheriff Saves q Prisoner from
Heing iJnchsd ~ CovlnEtos.

osoTSiA shsrin Saves q Prisoner from
IisinE LJnchsd At CovlnEtoa.
Covingtou, Ga. Nov 81 A mob of
about 70 men attacked tho Jail hero at
II o'clock last night in an effort TO 70.
cure William Collins. white man
Sheriff Anderson in defending the pris.
oner ordered his deputies to fire upon
them The effects Of tho shooting ia
not known but the sheriff says he saw
one one man carried on by his compnn.
ions
Collins attempted 20 assault Minnie
kirkus. who lives near the porterdale
mills, several miles from Covingion.
The mill operatives on being informed
OF the indignity offered Miss kirkns
formed u mob aud set out In pursuit.
Collins however. was arrested boy tho
sheriff at the instance Of Miss Kirkus
father before the mob got to him, and
lodged in iail here
Sheriff Anderson. who had been ap.
prisod Of the mobs intention, had 90
deputies, armed with Winchesters. in.
side the Jail The leader Of tho mob on
halting before the Jail. demanded the
keys. This was refused tho sherilis
verdict in tho matter being greeted by a
volley Of shots from his unwelcome Wis
itors.
This was answered by roar Of Win.
chesters from the Jail windows and
fusilade ensued Seeing that the sheriff
was prepared for them the mob do.
parted
The Jail is still strongly guarded.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-11-22

Sioux Falls, s D Nov 2l..-The dead
and wounded from the railroad accident
near Humboldt have been brought 10
this city. The six dead men are now in
the city morgue, and the four seriously
injured are at the city hospital Two Of
those in the hospital are In n precarious
condition and one Of them at least will
nrohAblY die
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-11-22

II is said that President McKin-
ley will propose legislation against
the trusts in his forthcoming mes
sage, but it will be difficult for
him to impress the country with
the sincerity Of his attitude. There
is a well-grounded belief that the
question of trusts and the exist.
ence Of enormous campaign funds
are interviewer. With the chair.
man Of the republican campaign
committee defending the trusts, it
is not hard to see what effect the
Mckinley TRADE against trusts will
have on congress.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-11-22

Decatur Tex, Nov a. Charles Rec.
tor was shot TO death here and John
Rector his brother, was seriously
wounded. The shooting is charged to
Watt Dawes, ahorsetrador who was i'm.
mediately arrested.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-11-22

Mr.. Hanna has issued a call for
the republican national committee
to meet in Washington in Decem.
Der. In vicwof those returns from
Cuyahoga county, he might have
included in the notice, please
omit flowers"
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-11-22
Lady salisbury Dead,

London, Nov 2l.-Lady Salisbury
died Monday afternoon at the Hatfield
house Her health recently appeared
to DO improving and her demise was un.
expected.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-11-22
HulIs SI.OOa Ton.

For the next ten days, in order %
make room In our hui house, We will
sell cotton seed hulls for ti.OJ ton
Remember, positively cash. 3OS
Bryan Cotton Seed oil Mill,
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-11-22
Magnificent!

The display Of elegant things In Jno.
NJ. Caldwelrs show cases, suitable for
holiday presents. 3l2
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-03-07
OUR OWN STATE.

worked In Rravoling the streets In the
cemetery. and $50 was appropriated
for the purpose. to he expended under
the direction Of the committee on pub
lie buildings and grounds
NOTES AND PERSONALS.
All the Jurors summoned 20 appeal
before the Second district court today
have been excused until Wednesday.
Julian c. Houtz left yesterday morn.
ing for Portland. lie will also attend
the Cattlcmen's convention at Pcndle-
ton. ore.
Arthur ~. Howard. editor of the ga
lima Press Is In the city visiting hls
broiher-ln-law, Hon. A. ]. Weber and
family.
Miss Nellie job Of Carlln. New. Ia
visiting her brother-in-iaw, I. &. Del.
more. Southern Pacific operator. IN this
city.
The Students OF Truth held a meet
ing yesterday and listened to lee.
,ure on the subject sickness a Result
OF Sin"
Postmaster q. II. fsiaub and Mr. IA
Kuhn. who have been sick FOR several
weeks. are improving. but atill confined
to their homes.
The regular meeting " the board Of
managers Of the Florence Crittenton
Rescue Home was held In the mayors
office this afternoon.
The Knights and Ladies' Of the Mac
cabcca give an entertainment nud ban
quct Tuesday evening at X. Of y. hail.
which will be a very enjoyable AFFAIR.
senator Ferdinand Alder Of sanpctc
was the guest ~ Senator Fred J.
Kicael yesterday. Together they visited
the power plant Of the Union Light and
Power company.
The trial Of Fred IinivcrHon on the
charge ~ assault aud battery preferred
by LATE Farley. before Police Justice
Hulanlskl Saturday evening. resulted
In the acauittai OF IIalycfaon.
At their meeting last saturday the
county teachers appointed n committee
consisting of ". n. quinn. w. ". Wal
ton and W. o. Cragun to confer with
Superintendent Wilson In regard to
summer institute work.
After examining the body ~ the man
who was found dead nt Farr- West last
Wednesday. Bishop Stevens declared
that II was not the body OF ANel Peter
Ccdcrburg. The unidentified remains
were Inferred In the city cemetery sat
urday evening.
The odRrn city board Of education
have entered protest against the
passage by the Legislature of the
Cummings educational bill. which pro-
yidcH TOT the election ~ city school ~
pcrintcndent by the people. They Hny
that u would be- the means ~ pincing
the schools In the hands OF politicm
intfigucu
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-03-07
Soricr or SALE.

Notice is hereby given that under and
IN accordance with the power and au-
thotity granted By that certain trust
deed mnde April 10, 1895. by Charles
Huag and Margaret HOag. his wife to
William NJ. Bradley. Trustee. FOR Tho
Utah Title Insurance & Trust Conn
Iuny. tho holder Of said trust decd and
the Indebtedness secured thereby and
recorded IN Book I'D OF Mortgages
ages 335.S NJ the records Of Salt Lake
County. Utah. the undersigned Trustee
will offer for sale and sell TO the high
est bidder for cash at tho west front
entrance to the city and County Build
inr. being the front fr"~ NJ the Salt
Lake County Court House In the city
OF Salt Lake. County of Salt Lake and
State Of Utah. on March 10Th isgg at
~ O'Clock noon " said day. all tho rcni
estate hereinafter described. or $40 much
thereof ~ ~ necessary to pny md dis
charge the Indebtedness secured by g8ld
Trust deed ana taxes uaid out 10y the
holder OF said Indebtedness ana inter.
est thereon. reasonable Attorney feo.
compensation to the cost ~ this uu-
ticc and expenses or sale.
The sale viii be made at the request
Of the holder nf said indobtedncse and
because or default IN the payment uf
the principal Indebtedness at maturity
aud tho interest thereon.
Said real estate IL situated IN Salt
Lake County. state ~ Utah. and Is par
tcuilrly described as Commencing at
the northeast corner OF lot one ~.
block nineteen 0p). Plat IF" Salt Lake
City survey. and running thence south
ave 80 rods: thence west ten Cin) rods
thence north 1--WE 90 rods: thence east
ten uol rods. to point Of commence
mont
Together with nil nppurtcnancca
thcrcuntu belonging.
WILLIAM ~. BRADLEY.
Trustee.
nntcd rsbrunrv eth. tSpp
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-03-07

New York. March THE Mallory
steamer Leonn. which sailed Tor Gai-
weston, with q large passenger list ana
"a cargo consisting principally ~ sugar
and Conoc. lies henchod ON the Jersey
Hat near Ellis Island today. Whom np-
preaching the nnfrowH smoke was dis.
covered coming from the forward hold
ana the ship WIS Put about aud o..
turned to the pier In East river There
the passengers were diHcmhnfked ANA
efforts made Co cNtinguiHh the iire,
which was among the sugar No I'm,
prcrfion could be- made upon the ailmca
and tu save the docks and nearby
shipping. the steamer was sent to the
Jersey nutH. where she was sunk IT,
twenty feet of water. The damage Ia
the steamer IL estimated at 10000. but
no accurate estimate uf the LUIS ON the
cargo can be- made at present.
The l.ennn has been an unfnrtunnts
craft. ON May 10, 1871, she caught IRE
nt her pier and thirteen persons On
board pcriFhcd by funncntlnn.
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move was to purchase q fine British
ship. the 81. Margaret from Liverpool
htm, u being specially stipulated In the
contract that every existing view. plan
or written description Of the boat
should he destroyed. In command Of his
own vessel he set sail with his wife and
crew for Montevidro. He duly arrived
there and then set out Tor Valparaiso.
~ this place the ship never arrived
md from that time neither the arch.
otke nor his CROW have ever been heard
Of.
Some time later however. it Is said
that his mother, the grand duchess Of
Tuscany received an unsigned letter
purporting to como from hor SON. which
Informed her that he had fcpainted,
and, 30 far as possible. altered the np
Itarnncc ~ his boat. and practically
given Il away to a skipper IN the river
Platte. Argentina. on condition that the
men did not seek To- discover the iden
thy ui the previous owner The dncu-
mcnt went ON 60 say that his Imperial
highncss had thon gone into the inter
Tor AMI purchased "a small farm. which
h. proposed TO cultivate with thu assist.
ancc Of his crew. finally " Wns declared
that he never Intended 10 appoar In
civilized life.
An interesting detail ~ uirt before
great pains 10 collect every UOpy VI pho
tographs and other portraits OF himself.
which he carefully destroyed In his
earlier years John Orth was very nmbl-
tlouR. aud his military talents we're re-
marknble. lie wished Intensely fnr some
opportunity ~ putting Thorn into prhc-
ticc. but this failed to praaUnt Itself.
He long noufirhcd the hope uf ialng al
lowed To accept the throne OF bulgaria.
and the leading men in the pHnri pality.
II " declared. would gladly have ace
ccpted him nH their ruler The om-
prror however. fearing tho rInplicu-
tlonH which might cnHuc. refused his
consent. matter NJ deep 30 appoint
mcnt tu hir nephew. The young man.
who attained the rank ~ general ~
division at thu early ngc ~ go then
took several imprudcnt stupu hy which
he gradually lost the imperial favor.
His final fat. NJ has been said came
nt his writing ana publishing u criti-
clsm upon certain reforms in tho army
favored by the emperor, but Judged in
adequate by his Nnsmnn
soon after the Disappearance nf tho
nrchduke and his vessel. Mclaso Dame.
the celebrated family spcotcr ~ tho
liuushurrH. was seen go 10 ~ Hnidl 100
thrive occasions to pass through the ,uf-
fidnrs OF the linfbufg wringlnr ltH
hands. This ionda the HuperatltiouH Tee
believe that II " death and not disnp-
pointed ambition which viii prevent
the archdukc from ever appearing On
the eyes ~ living men.
Two " the other nrchdukeH went out
90 South America In the rndenVur io
discover traces ~ him. In this they
failed. though runHuia On the spot not
ably those NJ great Britain. who re-
ycivcd private commands from her
majesty a. assist the princes. did all IN
their power Ia Ind clue Ia the myH-
terry KnnHuH city star
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-03-07

Notice IL hereby given that In accord.
ancr with aud under the power and
authority granted by that certain trust
decd made September -, 1879, 10 the
undersigned trustee. by Sarah a.
liardio and John y. iardle. her huA.
band. and recorded IN hook "5.A.' page
tG3 of Mortgages, ~ the records " Salt
Lake County, Utah, tho undersigned
trustee viii offcr Tor sale and sell to tAa
highest bidder for cash az tho west
front entrance 20 tho city ana county
building. IN salt Lake CITY. salt Lake
County. ttuh, being the 'front.' door %
the county court house uf said salt
Lake County. on March iNth, 1893. 90 ~
o'clock noon OF that day, an tho real
estate hereinafter described, or ~ much
thereof as necessary, 20 pay hnd dis
charge the Indebtedness secured ny
said trust deed, being 5000 net prin-
cipnl now duo with interest from March
~ 1885. 10 the day OF sale at the rate
uf per cent por unuum, 500 NJ thr
principal Indebtedness having been paid
on February q. 1896, and also % pay
reasonable attorneys Zee, conipc nsaiion
90 said trustee. cost uf this noIicc and
expenses ~ sale
The sale VIII De made M tho request
of the holder OF naid indebtedness and
bcnuro uf default Ia the payment ot
said indebtedness az maturity
The real estate above referred 20 In
situate in salt Lake County, state OF
Utah. ard o. bounded and particularly
described ne follows;
The west anc-hnlf 90 OF lot No owen
90 IN block fnrty-nYu liD Plat r."
salt Lake CITY survey, said promises
being otherwise described as commence
inr nt tho northwest corner ~ said lot
ufnrvHnld, ANA running thence south
twenty 900 rods, thence east hyn 90
rods. thence north twenty t.0l rods. and
thence west i've lal rods. o. enc place
Of beginning together with AN appur-
tenanees aud prlVilogca There unto boz
longing,
WILLIAM y. jacobs.
Trustee.
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FROM THE LOST ARCHDuKE.
John Of Austria Is Said to b. Living
In Argentina.

The Paris correspondent OF the Lon
don Times says according To letter
lust received here from Argentina the
Austrian Afchduke John, alias John
Orth. is now residing with his morgan
atic wife ON q farm on the river Parann.
ma h moro than ever reso d n re-
nounce the pryrogallves OF his birth"
The nrchdukc is the youngest meme
her OF the family ~ the late grand duke
of Tuscany pul "a nephew OF the em-
peror of Austria,
Nine wears ago. when he was stlll IN
the primo of llfc-only 20 years OF age
he fcll into Disgrace by criticising the
,mueror's army views. and suddenly
announced his intention OF resignlng an
hlr rights and prerogatlyes as u meme
her OF the Imperial house OF Hapsburg.
and OF retiring into private life under
tbe riobinn designation of John Orth,
the latter being the name Of tho an
ccstral home of this branch 81 the fam
ily. and the residence of the dowager
grand duchess Of Tuscany, n princess OF
Bourbon. Despite the circumstances
OF his relatives the archduke persisted
In Ms resolution and clinehed the mat
Tor hy contracting marriage of affeo-
lion With Frnulcin iinnie StIbel OF tho
berlin opera. The archduke's next
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kANOStI.
Eaterpri.e aud Push Augmented by tho
Opening OF spring.

Special Correspondence.
Kanoeh. Willard county. March b.
our town has rustiing gait on It
Just now. thu farmers are on the Jump
getting In their seed grain, ana cattle
buyers are Offering tempting prices for
all kinds Of stock. The young peoples
NJ. ]. Association are keeping up to
date. New buildings are being planned
and In progress II construction ush-
op y. G. Christianson r. Just finishing
up one OF the prettiest cottages In the
county and has the We'll dlggcrA down
IN the ground 100 feet seeking water.
Two of our citizens have just returned
from salt Lake city where they bond
ed their mining property on Gold
Mountain for 10000 each The sub
scriptlon list Of the Dcseret News viii
tell OF the successful visit here ~ It's
rusuing agent The stand ~ the News"
In defense Of the people IL appreciated
here rs the limit ~ patience. silence
In the presence Of constant misrcprc-
Hentnti0n has long been reached.
John Watts the w. Y. \. student. who
recently returned home sick, ~ atill
suffering from nervous proatratiun. and
the grip" ~ constant source NJ anN-
iety to the aged amongst US.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-03-07
CLEVELAND MtNiNG COMPANY -
ILIcfiON ~ OFFICERS.

Notico.--Tho stockholders OF the
Cleveland Mining Company. having
neglected Ia hold the regular annual
meeting. FOR the election OF officers ON
tho third Wednesday OF February,
1880, notice n hereby given that grn-
crul meeting NJ the Htockhuidcrs ~
hereby called aud win be- held AT the
office ~ W, j. llallornn, 40. n West
Third South street. Aalt Lake city.
Utah, ON saturday. the sth day nf
April. 1872 az 9 o'clock y. m, Tor tho
election ~ a board OF directors and ON
GERS for the ensuing year, ANA also for
the purpose ~ taking action upon the
following proposed changes In tho nrti-
clos OF incorporation, to-wit, First. to
amend article so that the same shall
read aH follows Tho amount OF tho
capital stock OF the corporation shall
bee five hundred thousand $500 00D doll
liars. divided into i've hundred thousand
(b0U.00n) shares. ~ the par value of one
D dollar each, second. Ca amend urti-
cle 10 so AZ a. read us follows The cap
ital stock OF said corporation shall not
be assessed To exceed i've thousand
$4,000 dollars In amy one year; and
for the transaction uf such other husi-
ness az may come before said meeting.
by order OF the Board lf Directors.
J u. ELDREDGE. Secretary
salt Lake city Utah, March Gth.
1893.
First publication, March 9Th. 1899,
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EUREKA.
Eureka mn stamp MIN WIN Probably shut
Down.

Special Correspondence.
Eureka. Juab County, March ca
welcome home was given Bishop Lou
tcnsock by the members Of the ward
on his return from mission to DER
many. where he has been Tor twp years
and seven months. \ most enjoyable
time was had. An interesting program
was splendidly carried out. consisting
~ speeches, songs and rccitntiuuH. \
very acceptable lunch was provided by
the ladies' N the ward. which was en-
joycd by everyone present.
The monthly cunjoiut meeting of the
Young Men and Young Ladies Mu-
tunl was held here on sunday evening.
and was great success.
The people here arr feeling somewhat
gloomy owing To the contemplated
ready tNo-thlriH Of M" men nt the mill
have been discharged ana fnrty-two at
the mine, IN" men sim at the mill are
merely cleaning up aud arr expecting
orders 10 shut down any day. This viii
mean dun times for the camp. as the
Eureka iiill company arr the largest
employers % labor In the district.
n the Blue Rock and KoyHton. COM
nnnies had their ore run through the
min. there would be no necessity for
the mill 10 shut down. The Blue Rock
has several thousand tons " nrrt.claHH
milling ore ON their dump and pilinE II
NJ every SHIFT. while the Keystone
dump II assuming very respectable
PROPORTIONS. IN fact enough ore II lay
ing on both dumps 10 keep the whole 81
the stamps dropping on ore for the next
twelve months, and II would b. good
business for everybody " this suTgca-
tion was adopted.
William Mulynney. a miner. employed
nj the liluc Rock. met with an accident
ON saturday night. lie was coming
out 90 the station ON the i.iOo level Tor
tools when a loose rock on the drlft fell
on him and broke his leg Just above
the ankle, ho II being attended a. by
by DR.. Sianfcr who reports him as do
Ing flrat rate.
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Notice n hereby given that at
meeting OF the board 81 directors OF the
Bullion Bock Tunnel Mining Co. held
az Salt Lake city. Utah. February "a.
1859. an assessment OF oue-hnlf 40 81
one ul cent per share WIS levied on tho
capital stock Of the corporation. pay
able nt once O. Briant =. Young. secre-
tary ana treasurer. No. t0s Mccormick
Block. salt Lake city, Utah. and any
remain unpaid ON the 2gth day OF
March. 1893, win be- delinquent and adj
Vcrtised for sale at public auction, and
n payment IL not made before. viii be-
sold on the lith day Of April. 1893 az
the hour N 1 pm. az the office of the
company. No. COS Mccormick block. Salt
Lake city. Utah. 90 pay assessment ana
costs ~ advertising ANA expenses OF
sale.
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETINGS.

BUCKEYE MINING Co.-Notlce 4.
hereby given. that the regular annual
netting OF the stockholders OF the Buck-
eye Mining Company having been
passed. a stockhulders' meeting OF said
corporation ~ hereby called and viii he
held. ~ Room Jos Mccormick piork.
Corner Main and First South Streets.
salt Lake city Utah. on Monday. tho
18th day 81 March 1899. at II O'Clock
am. for the election Of a Board ~ hi.
rectors for the ensuing yenr and the
transaction Of such other business 20
may come before them
GEORGE CRtsMON.
n & SPENCER
GEORGE HOMNEY.
PACIFIC LUMBER CO.,
GEO. y. ROMNGY.
MOSES ". TAYLOR.
Stockholders Of the Buckeye Mining
Company
Dated February 10th. 1899.
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srncKnoLprns. NorIrr.

Onico OF the Phoenix Mining Company.
Salt Lake city. Utah. March =. 1880.
Notice IL hereby given that there will
be- meeting N the stockholders N the
Compnny'H office Number ~ East. Sec
ond South 81. salt Lake city. Utah.
on Monday, sri day " April 1889. at
10 o'clock a. M. Tor the purpose ~
voting on the proposition ~ selling all.
or any portion ~ the Companya Mining
Clnlmr. situated In West Mountain
Mining District. Salt Lake County,
Utah. and Tor the purpose ~ transact
Ing al such other business as may
properly come before the company.
ANDREW GEBIiARDT.
President.
H. A. GEBIIARDT JR,