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Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-01-29
Ladies Entertained.

Mrs. George Il. Tabor with Mrs.
W. D. Lawrence entertained both
the ladies' clubs at the beautiful
and well appointed home Of Mrs
Lawrence yesterday afternoon.
Miss Ward Of Marlin, was the
guest Of honor.
The parlers were darkened ana
the lovely evening dresses of the
ladies' and dainty floral decorations
formed a charming scene in the
soft light. A test Of skill in liter
airy questions for both of the clubs
was introduced with pretty folders
on which was printed "Who of our
Guests is the Best DetectiyeY'
Miss Mae Cole won the prize, a
lovely vase, presented by Mrs. NJ
Francis, Of College.
A contest at dominoes was also
much enjoyed, Miss Brooks being
tie victor. The prize, pretty
cream and sugar set, was pre-
sented by Mrs. Albert Buchanan.
Napolitan cream and macaroons
we're the dainty refreshments
served.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-01-29
Insurance Companies ray Get TheiI
Money, But the Others Will
Not Get ANY.
GOMEZ TO MAKE A
TRIP TO WASHINGTON.
II l. Believed That Ie Could Accom-.
plish Much by Securing Terms
upon Which His Army Could
BE- Disbanded.

San Juan de Porto Rico Jan. rs
The secretary Of the Porto Rican tieas.
ury estimates that the Spanish authori.
ties made away with between 300. OOd
and 400, 900 pesos Of trust funds that
were deposited in the treasury here
These funds consisted Of deposits made
by foreign life and fire insurance compa.
MES, by public contractors and officers.
litigants aud Judicial officer and others.
The amount continues 10 swell.
BY the records Of the treasury depart.
ment IL appears that on Oct ?. 1898.
General Macins ordered the secretary II
finance b publish a notice in the Official
Gazette notifying an parties having
claims against the treasury 10 present
the same by Oct H. thus giving tive
days for the disposition OF this most i'm.
portant matter
OF course the foreign companies had
no knowledge Of such proceedings After
the expiration oi tive days, which was
the last day Of the Spanish rule In the
islands Gen Macias took snap iudg
ment. and held that as mo- claimants had
appeared, the deposit. belonged 10 hi.
sovereign. He carried the money 10
Spain 10 present 10 his royal master A.
an evidence Of the economy and thrift of
his administration IN Rico Whih the
foreign companies are looking after
their interests through diplomatic chan.
nels. the private people whose funds ar,
gone. are thrown into CONSERVATION AZ
tho nrn.nnci. nf thnir ln.-n-
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-01-29

Washington Jan - United States
Minister Merry VA has bcon az his
post in Costa Rica f1r many months
awaiting tho time when hc might secure
recognition BOO bis other capacity as
United state, minister 20 Nicaragua.
has cabIcl the state department that be-
has 40 last Succeeded According to his
advice the government Of Nicaragua. Is
again an independent state has sent
him "a cordial invitation to appear at th"
capitol and present his credentials a.
United States minister which invitation
he has accepted
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-01-29

J. n. stanford, Tom GalIatin, Cy
Coonlz, Will Rndasill and I'd Richard.
son Of Cottonwood, were in town yes.
terday. Mr.. Stanford told The Eagle
man that they have the phone line
running to DR. Gnce's and Tom Gala.
tins, and Il IL 20 be continued on to
Edge Mr.. GaIlatin was In town yes.
lerday TO get boxes for himself and Dr..
Grice. so we can soon give the proper
signal on the Edge line, call for Gala.
tins re.idence. and lay Hello, Tom %
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-01-29

D. q. Jolly aud j. ID. Jones ~ Bethel
were here yesterday. MI Jolly was @
pleasant caller at The Eagle office aud
stated that Prof +. l.. Eiland and wife,
Mis- Florence Massey, aud Professors
AcuG, Eyeridge aud smith aIl Of Waco,
who have been spending week ln The
Bethel neighborhood, left yesterday Tor
Pankey, Grimes county. Tury were ace
companied 10y ". II. Wiley. Is uuch en-.
loved musical entertainment Au' ssyen
at the residence Of Prof f.. T.. Marriott
Friday night.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-01-29
GOMEZ MAY COME.
The Cuban leader Contemplate. q Trip
10 see President Mckinisy.

The Cuban Leader Contemplate. Trip
10 see President Mckinney.
Washington Jan 2s General Max.
limo Gomez may come % Washington.
The suggestion has bccn made that a
meeting between the president and Cen.
Gomez would De- Of great benefit 90 the
situation in Cuba General Gomez
wishes 10 come His desire has been
communicated 10 United State. sen.
ator who visited Cuba q year ago. The
communication was made 10 this sena.
Tor iu the hope that be- may find some
way " bringing about the visit
While Gomez wishes to come to Wash.
ington. be- he-itates 10 start without
some assurance that ho will be- received
by the president and will h. permitted
% give Dol. views upon the policy b. b.
pursued Boz the i-laud.
Senior Qucsada the head Of the Cuban
organization in Washington. has started
for Havana Ills destination. however.
d the interior of the island Further
than that Senior Que-ada goes on an i'm.
portant mission 10 Gomez. the Cuban.
here viii not say but 90 is believed 10 b.
IN connection with the visit
The work of reconstruction in Cuba q.
progressing well in the interior The
only hIndrlucr b, thr dis.uclIuation of
the Cuban forces to di.hlud withou.
some pay With thcsc.UIl.cr. the word
of Gomez will go furl .han that Of
ANYBODY else
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-01-29

MalrId Jan 2s..-Tho Spanish colo.
nial office which 90 coon 'Igp uut of cx.
istcncr. viii close with deficit of 80.
OOo. 0lO pcsetas due 90 the Spanish sol.
diers who have been brought back "a
Spain This debit will be- assumed by
the war office. III Liberal urges souor
Giron minister OF the colonies 90 take
steps 20 recover the trust money dcpos-
tied in Porto Rican and Cuban treasures
belonging 10 public tunctionarics These
funds amount 20 many millions Of peso.
tas. and are not included in tho provis.
ions of the treaty of peace
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-01-29

The Workers Institute meeting vas
continued with an increased attendance
at the Baptist church yesterday, the
morning service being opened with
scripture reading by the moderator
Mr.. y. s.Loyd. and prayer by Rev $.
4. McClung. The discussIons we're
conducted in accordance With the pro-
gram published yesterday morning
Rev. !. NJ. Bullock preached the intro
ductory sermon at II O'Clock yesterday
morning his theme being brotherly
love. The discourse was clog aud
effective.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-01-29

Santa Fe Jan 2s Captain Fritz
Muller Troop T. rough rider has pre-
.entcd the Historical Society with %
heavy chain which be- found fastened 90
% tree in front NJ Santiago The loose
end holding the bone, ola man. who had
died thus confined The Captain also
presented an ancient Arabic manuscripts
be- discovered In block house ON san
Iunn bill
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-01-29

Washington Jan .s The signal of.
flee of the war department has issued
the first circular in regard 20 military
telegraph offices now importation by tho
signal corps boo Porto Rico and Cuba
These offices transact ,he government
business free of charge Commercial
business is handled 40 the uniform local
rate of . cents % word address. and sig.
nature included but % message of lcss
than 10 word. rated and charged a. a
lO-worl message
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-01-29

Mount PLEASANT Tex, Jan Ok tn,
report has reached here that whtoca9
pers have been pooling notices in Morris
county about 300 miles from here. for
the negroes 10 leave, and threatening
violence II they do not comply 10 B.
stated that 'he colorpd population are
very much excited and some are prcpar.
linz 40 InlNn
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-01-29

Ardmore. l. r. Jan 2s Ed Martin
and j. Laird the two men arrested
charged with completely in the burning
Of the Seminole Indians were granted
bail iu the sum of 5000 each, which
they gave The casos will be- tried NJ
Muskogce IN the northern district this
spring that court having jurisdiction.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-01-29

Manila Jan. - Major General Ous
has rocrIlcd the Twcntyiir,t Iowa vol.
uutccr- from lloilo This was done 10
order that the transport Pennsylvania.
ON board Of which the regiment Is. mav
be- repaired The Eighteenth infantry
aud Sixth artillery viii remain 90 lloIln
indefinitely The shore ship Butus has
left here.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-01-29

New York, Jan. ~ A special 10 The
Journal aud Advertiser from Washing,
,ngton says 1t Is announced ON excellent
authority that the president has decided
20 remove General Brooke military gov.
ernor Of Cuba, and appoint General
Leonard Wood in his place The change
Is to take place Feb T. General W on
Is reported 10 be scheduled for second
In command.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-01-29
III. n.nnr.raIr, Innnlr,.

Paris Jan Is The Iniransigeant
says that thcinquiry into the allegations
against certain members ~ the couu II
cessation by VI Quesnay de Bcaurepaire
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-01-29

Memphis. Jan o. n G. Rosenthal
of Waco Tex jumped or fell from tho
third story window Of Ruuus hotel and
received injuries from which he died o.
~ the city hospital
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-01-29
THE HIGH FLYER. 4"

The ! ~ G.. y. X. Il. new SEIZED.
ule, effective Saturday, December
Bird at ~ .Ol a. M, will Introduce
"The Mexico aud ~ Louis Limit.
ed, - which will at once become a
popular train and an important
factor in Texas railway passenger
service. trayersing the entire state
from the Rio Grande 20 the Red
river, thence on 20 81. Louis.
Leaving Laredo. ...... 100 q. m.
san Antonio 1890 p. M.
Austin Bib p. m.
Palestine ... $3.50 p. m.
Arriving StLouis.......7:35 %. m.
following day, thus shortening the
time from q hours down.
This train will be- provided with
the usual excellent equipment OF
the !. g. G.. rs. through service,
consisting Of through coaches and
Pullman slecpers 10 81. Louis with
out change.
For particulars, apply 20 nearest
Ticket Agent /. g. G.. y. K. r.. Il.
address, d. J. PRIcE
G.. p. A., Palestine, Texas
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-01-29

has been finished aud that the commis-
.ioncr- recommend that President Leow
be ccnsurci and Councillors Bard and
Dumas b. prosecuted
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-05-26
DIE NEWS FROM THE NORTH STATE AND IT'S CAPITAL

louisville: G. a. Lucas, Wilson; H. A.
Lambeth. Thomasville; ]. II. Ormond
Ormondsville; Manager Richard Webb
Assistant Managers. ]. X. Wood, Ashe-
boro; NJ. c. Guthrie. Southport; f. c.
Odell, Concord; G.. ~. Hoyle, Belwood
f.. S. Garden, Virginia; II. f. Minis,
Tennessee.
The closing exercises at the Southern
Conservatory of Music in this city will
take place as follows:
Tuesday, May 30. $50 p. m.-Graduat-
ing recital by candidates for certificate
degree.
Thursday. June /, $50 p. m.-Grad-
ing.
Saturday. June 3. $50 p. m.-Grad-
uating recital by Miss Marguerite
EXum.
Thursday, June S. II n. m.-Award-
ing prize medal, comforting certificates
and diplomas.
Thursday. June S. $50 p. m.-rinal
concert.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-05-26
1IYNIENEAT

Mr.. John T.. Cartwright and Miss
'sielic {. Kermit, Of East Norfolk,
were married yesterday in the parlors
of the Central Hotel by Rev. r.. c.
Beaman
Mrs. Len. IIyslop, after having spent
about six weeks among her and her
husbands people. in Bcrkley, Va, re-
turned Yesterday TO her rooms, in the
Hotel Central
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-05-26
PERSONAL

Miss Alice Wychoff, who has been
visiting her friend. Miss Bertha Hin
ION, on West Fearing street, returned
10 her home yesterday. in Elizabeth,
New Jerscv
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-05-26
PROGRAM FOR TRINITY.
COMMENCEMENT AT SOUTHERN
CONSIDERATIONS OF MUSIC.

CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC.
Durham. N. c.. May 25.-The follow
ing is the program for Trinity College
commencement:
Sunday, June 4. $50 p. ND ccalau-
reate Address by President John c..
Kilgo.
Monday, June 5. $50 p. m.-Baccalau-
reate sermon. by Bishop Wallace w.
Duncan, Spartarburg, S. C.
Tuesday. June 6, II a. m.-Alumni adj
dress. by Dr.. T.. L. White, Oxford, y
c.
Tuesday. June G. $50 p. m.-Literary
address. by Bishop John II. Vincent,
Buffalo, y. Y.
Wednesday. June Z, 1890 n. NJ
Graduating exercises.
The commencement officers are as fol-
lows: Chief Marshall Percy Reade,
Durham Assistant Marshals, S. H. An
aarson, Wilson: G. IL Flowers. sTay-
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-05-26
NAVAL. RESERVES.

NAVAL RESERVES.
The military spirit seems To dominate
our young men. They met last night
and organized Il second division Of
Naval Reserves with forty men. c. r.
Merrill is captain, +. H. Ship. first
tIUu1cHTHt, r. NJ. DeNter, ensign: Geo.
NJ scott. Jr, treasurer, and George
Jordan secretary.
COLORED I.VANGELISTS
some colorcd evangelsts. haling from
i'ultaio, n. i. have been preaching
here about n week to large crowds on
the street corners from their gospel
whgon. RMS morning they obtained
permission from Sheriff Grandv to
preach to the spirits in prison" The
result was a very happy time with the
inmates one woman gots SO happv
that she insisted on shaking hands
WIN me sheriff who arrested her
MIR g. T.. Kramer is putting a very
neat iron fence around his handsome
residence on Main street.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-05-26
A Norfolk Boys Triumph at Wake
Forest.
STATE BONDS SELL WELL
Ten Thousand Dollars Worth scII for
Sisl For Each 500 Par vniuc-
Penifentinry Directors Purchase
Forest College Damage Shit
SILK Mill.

Raleigh, n. c., May 25.-Ten thou
sand dollars worth of North Carolina 6
per cent bonds We're sold here yester-
tday morning for $li. 100. or SAL for 500.
This Is the highest price at which these
securities have ever been known to sell.
They were issued 20 years ago. and still
have 20 years more to run. The bonds
werc sold by parties in Virginia and
bought by capitalists here.
The deal was made through Col. a.
NJ. McPheeters, who says 1t is the high
est price he ever know North Carolina
6's TO bring.
The interest on these very bonds
North Carolina 6's-was paid by the
State Treasurer yesterday. 1t is paya-
BILE semi-annually-in April and Octo-
ber-and to settle the April instalment
of interest n check was given for $685.
66i. Most of these securities were held
III New York
SHIRT FACTORY SOLD.
The penitentiay directors. or rather
the committee appointed by the board
TO take the matter in charge. yester-
day decided TO purchase the shirt fac
tory.
"c "''''""' ~ 'o p'''" ''' go
- .,.ar,, co,.;dor,,iors
-, .,t,, -, .or ,ris
step.
/. The contract made by the Fusion
- - ,t,",,in,., ,,a
", ,', one 'o' ''y r,,' ''''N
> rhc dirsc,1.rs could not have bro
ken this contract without having a $780,,
0o0 damage suit Ia fight.
3 II a private individual can manu-
facture shirts with convict labor why
the penitcntiary can't do the same.
A. The inventory of the shirt factory
machinery shows it to be worth $500.
WAKE FOREST COLLEGE.
rho trustees Mt their meeting this
roorn;ry dac,ded to divide no dnnart-
ments IF physics and AnplInd NIathe-
motics aud cstnhllsh I'm lis stcod two
niled NIathematics and Astronomy. The
salaries for tho new chairs MS we'll MS
that of pure mathematics was made
81 200 instead of 81 400.
There is considerable talk OF the trls-
tees recommending the sale of the col
lcpe's standard OH stock. hut nothing
dniinita has been done about If.
Prof Chas. Brewer, of the Chair of
Chemistry ana Iroi. fasehai. assist
ant IN Latin nave peeh awaruea lei
lowships, Inc hrst nt cornell inc last
at 'hicaEo' ana VIII study there next
year.
one thlnS mat VIII engage the atten-
ton OF me trustees OF thc coiiese WI!
ne Il proposed sweeping REDUCTION III
the tuition fees ana il uniform rate FOR
preachers ana lay students alike.
y NoRfol'k 10Y.
The program rendered at to-day S
commencement exercises was as io!-
lows
Sa'uioFY Nuoress- ~ hailey' NOR
ioIN' Va.
of"'1un, Nur'n t"r :, III me wen
'e.h T. i'"eii' wake
NorI':' - =,
oiI,ion' lnui N.uuhi''y- ", ~ 1ohh-
"oii .''nir SVi' touhtS' ~.
~ ''I''', i''rriture nhu It's hewards
:, - SAY Se' iei'io'u county N.
o,.,,,, ri, nut,
@ @'..". ne n'.u Hct-h. IL. var
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-05-26
y HOME SOLD.

Mr.. c. Il. Pendeton and wife have
conveyed To Mr. VIM. H. Fowler. of
i\ey West, Fla, their old home in that
city for $4,000. The deed was probated
here yesterday ana forwarded for re-
cord iii Florida. Although Mr.. Pendlc-
ton has made this city his home, he
sun has large business interests in
Florida. which he has not yet disposed
Of
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1899-12-08
II. j. VERMEULEN

will do well ii served by her from her
capacious pocket. A bountiful supper
served from five TO nine o'clock in the
evening in calculated to please all appe-
tites.
The New England home has always
been a favorite theme with novelists
and dramatists, and since the success of
Denman Thompson in 1.-The Old Home
stead IA number of stage productions
showing life in New England have been
presented. But none have gained
recognition so quick, or have been re-
ceived with so much enthusiasm, as
Uncle Seth HaskinS," which will be
presented at the opera house, Alma, Sat
uIday night. The great saw mill and
explosion scenes are the most striking
illustrations of stagecI aft ever attempted.
The east is composed of artists of ability
and merit. A number Of specialties are
introduced and together with large
band, which gives parade at noon and
forms in one large symphony orchestra
at night, "Uncle Seth Haskins" will
undoubtedly be the event Of the season.
Get your seats reserved at Sharrar d
Mulholland's drug store
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1899-12-08
SCHOOL NOTES.

All are thankful for the cold weather.
Fred Grover entered the high school
this week.
Miss Smith was not in school Wednes.
day forenoon.
Miss Gaut is absent this week as she
has the humps.
About one-third of the fifth grade
have the mumps.
Miss Hubbell has twenty pupils alb
sent on account of mumps.
Marble Shngluff has charge of Miss
Gaut's room during her absence.
Report cards were given out Tuesday
and the seating Of pupils re-arranged.
Avis and Ira Kever and Myrtle Bow
ers entered the second grade this week.
Katharine Hall and Dudly Tinker Of
the sixth grade are on the sick list this
week.
Mary Smith and Floyd May have re-
turned to school after an absence on &C.
count of sickness.
Ethel Sober, Olive Smith and bessie
Callahan are not III school this week on
account OF the humps.
The work is moving along admirably
III all departments and new pupils are
entering almost every week.
Gretta Bagley and Maude Wilson are
again back III school after "a several
days selge with the prevailing disease
Miss Jennie Quick visited school Mon
day forenoon. We are always glad to
see our old friends in their old places.
The teachers went through the sugar
factory Monday night. They report
most enjoyable time, thanks to Mr..
Deutot.
On Friday, the gath of November, the
high school pupils enjoyed a very profit
able little talk by President Angel of
the state university.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1899-12-08
Comranion Stories for 1000

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Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1899-12-08
College Department.
Devoted to the interests of
Alma College.
sg446:g4ig s;ges3sass&a

Miss Inglis spent Thanksgiving at La
peer
Miss Wagner spent Thanksgiving at
Bedding.
Miss Merriam entertained her mother
this week.
G. W. Mort spent Sunday at his home
in Newark
Prof Notes.-The was in Detroit Thurs
day and Friday.
Miss Alice Clark of Breckenridge en-
tered college this week.
Mr., Sidebotham spent Thanksgiving
at his home i'll Spring Lake.
Miss Wheeler entertained her sister
during Thanksgiving vacation
Messrs. Eastman and Reed spent
Thanksgiving at Vestaburg, the guests
OF Mr.. Robinson.
Mr.. Federico CT. Perez Almiroty of
Albion College was entertained Thanks
giving and over Sunday by Mr. Carbal-
leira.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1899-12-08
served rrim rish,.

This story Is told by an EngliIh nav
nj officer who witnessed the occur.
renee I'm Manila: "As 7 was crossing
one of the humorous bridges across thu
paeig ri~er. I saw o native Filipino
spit I'm the sace Of Spanish officer
and then run for protection to the
American sentinel who was pacing
the BRIDGE. II was some time before
the Firp'no could make himself under
stood. Int when the sentry compre-
hended his action was very prompt in.
deed. Tie handed his gun to the Span
,sh ofeov. caught the native by the
nape Of his neck and the seat of mis-
trousers and pitched him off the bridge
into the Posig giver Then he calmly
took his cun frorr the officer. and be.
gan pacing his beat, IS IL nothing haJ
happened"
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1899-12-08
A Card.

We, the undersigned, do hereby agree
to refund the money on a 50-cent bottle
of Greene's Warranted Syrup of Tar if
it fails to cure your cough or cold. We
also guarantee 25.cent bottle TO prove
satisfactory or money refunded.
BIvINs d RHODES, Alma.
10S0-1 yr FRED HUDSON, Riverdale.