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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-11-21

COLOREn TABLE OILCLOTH. OEkc
best quality, In pretty designs VI SZSAs
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SA.g8 Overco8t Is, S2.G8.
COVERT Cloth Wlurcr-gy-i@lt OVER
COATS, sizes 10 -. IN beautiful ii-,ht
shades. with brown silk velvet collar hand
sulnely lined, French faced "a n2
Worm Sl.lN-- .----.--.-. We = y
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Standard AND CLASSICAL rc
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Lining Specials.

NJBiAN FAST BLACK rERCAIINE;
aa5f y'ae' 90 . hD,,' ."s 0ZSc.
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A. P0pkin s. Co., S
Silk w aigtg.

he materials are affeta
Silks. SatinS and \elvets-sOme
solid colors-some parti-color-
ed-some black and black and
Whitc-Others are white and col
ors-in them are all the latest
favorite shades, including cerise,
automobile, violet, lavender,
brown, new blue, navy blue,
heliotrope, delicate shades of
green-in fact, the colors OF the
rainbow are represented. Some
are tucked, others are tucked
and cordcd-some plain fronts,
others vari-colored fronts-some
are beautifully embroidered
some have artistic crystal but
tons. The lot
..a% g Sc. values ;o sSA 40
p :
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Scene of Confusion,

When | first sighted the town II was
filed with seemingly crazy men IF re-
minded me of an ant hill just stirred I'D
with a stick. They We're running in every
direction. not leaving the town, but charp-
ing back and forth in wild confusion.
Horses were running around loose among
the men, soma saddled and in all stages of
preparation for mounting. 1 found that
Lieut.. Nesbitt had taken very ADVANTAGE
Gus position which afforded him the on
portunlty to both fire into the confused
mass of bandits with terrible effect and at
the same time to cut off their escape to
Salupitan by the only trail in that direc-
ton Sergt. Bennett soon arrived with the
remainder of the men who were able to
travel. making in all ffty-fve tired men
for the work ahead, the remainder being
too much exhausted to join the command
| sent Sergt Bennett to the right to fire
so posted that he could cut off their escape
to the hills on that side and cover the road
TO the valley. This duty he we'll performed.
Il remained between the attachments
with Trumpeter Steele of Company X Our
fire was vigorously replied to by party of
about fifteen ririemen located behind wood
piles in the village They used black DOW
der and their fire made a great deal of
smoke shortly after we opened fire the
village seemed to be deserted with the same
sucdenness that it had but a short time
before been swarming with men, the rifle
men alone remaining at their posts They
did not, however, leave the place, but much
to my surprise, went into the houses which
afforded no protection except to screen
them from view, and stranger still the
deadly fire of our men could not dislodge
Them as yolley after voley failed to bring
any OF them out 1t occurred to me then
that at this rate our supply of ammunition
would become exhausted and the village
still remain in posse sSion, possibly of n
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-11-21

NOTTINGHAM LACE CURTAINS. good
length in white and cream. per BIC
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LADIES " lIITE HrNSTfTCHED
WEDNEsb iY,..., -, L 49,
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S. Suits. Sn.C&.

CASSIMEHES. CHENlpIS. FANCY MIN
TT RES and PLAii'> liEli and dark cheeks;
all pretty patterns. dulhl.
breasted. sizes t. Ii. Worth CT ma
S3....................- > - Q
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Y plan WIS ia general Oh t., l'n.s -gg-
4 10y Gen Smith ana Col. Miner.
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500 Velour Coats. So. so.

Ladies' imported Velour Coats OF Supe
fine silk vclours. finest cut jet and bra
trimmings. Handsome hrocadc and pla
Innings. IF satin and silk. Some are odG.
with Persian lamb trimming; cost 10 in
port. $50 t" $50 this GO7 RI
sale ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. W. oo
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Automobile Coats, S22. 50.

LADIES SUITS. In Broadcloth. Nenetians.
Homespuns, Wide-wale Cheviots and Plain
Chtviots. Some are taffeta silk-lined
throughout. nouble-hreasted fy-front or
tight fitting srits Some with Elton effects;
some are handsomely braided; others have
numerous rows Of stitching; some bound in
silk braid; some have tunic effect; saddle
habit or plra1ed backs Car g Il X m9
ments well worth $40. Choice y We 20
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-08-24

NEW YORK Aug 23-~Agsirs sn the stoek mar
het took cssserfei appearance frosa the opening
today. ard there material set back IN tire
advance in rrires ffom start 70 fnish. thosgh the
dealings decidedly irregular AZ tinses during
the day.
n t-csrr1 manifest at the orseriny that the
inside iaisrests In Rgonslyn Transit prepared
10 offer very determined Tesisiance 10 sny fur
fhsr derline in that stock. sbieh they have rot
t-en doing far SsrSe tine rast Th8&F The price
never mere :Haa ID shove last rights lsFsl aHa
extremely feverish all day within range q
at-axt . paints gs, pressure against the sanck
reisted shss the determined nature Of the
support became evtdss,
1hsrg ~ss disposition 80 shrr- contracts
Ia ether s,orks vhicb have shown sympathetic weak
nszs xiSa Broeslyn Transit The cessation e tAs
advance aoa there WAS LARGE eisnaeat isssin@i "a
s~gs stOess.
The advance in American Tetaees She saoss
ccs,sgaz osss movement q the day. desazr u e.
feriags ezsecnnss,e4 81 every rGiat W. which
csss~ temporary BAG. tsot after TIE st@osEtlsn
a .Axss. the upward nassrsEs resumed Tae
st.rp-a. rsss was ever raiu.4 cass.iasu.sl Tafsrr
stnsks s0ss } ard prints respectively In
srvpathy ssssr shaved raansn;AFy weakness
the 0T~s.sE hut uza irc~eaRs4s3g s:zssas tie
asY rfugresses ard - ~ u 90 TIE 6ss.
There ~ess heavy tsiisxs n heather stools. ssiek
$500, - r as sseeeasly ~s sisrssss a.
large nzrater q ssecss sfo@ ss.ss tss~seu / sai
Z rosnss The rsst notable feature Il The frssssnx
~ thft SpygsrtszsFs teastesey g. ~
r.fasse ard ius yytes sta.Rs ehie ths Aszf pgso-s
snd 81 ahlis0rs 4sss8eG3 gavsrs ssEst
sAsiT less 9nif@1scL T. Eat. rzgt tfa * thss
r~s4s ss0wtd sass isss~ TIE ia~ fstsra 81 psQ~ezt
fiviAsra rs'rs rsAe ~ Ere tEA grade rass-gss
ssscks sns tas frsse~sfs e esl.liEE fssaasTds q
i've scassrr~d ia ra-aAd .z~rsngx s<-e the
saosiy~a Il this se= elogzaszf il sTsTasation
sH.srnenz stests e reazTzszsst easaoas3sz sssanz
,rcssrrs.i s,ssss shezs a fhesn sna@e aissttsns
Slsaz=. are gsaysssG fss wsse ssegasia,ins So.
pis4s - ~Hrnsass esyen1 ~eFs 'as ,asSssst% rqs1s
e Tie S5agAsgH aE1 So5awrss.rz stress whseA ssx-
snk ~~rsxt tzFs- S,fssses~ Asl1 h1ek ~ real
sr.~s with tk< sscstcles pefs4. ttssaSgh wss
sci Distributed tsruSsa TIRE @AceTea: rzlsrs4a
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-08-24

CHIC AGO. Axg 5~whest opened ~rsns -
substantial advances IN beth pcserter anss sep-
tsrnser the latter starting ie higher al ststs4e.
and Seftesabsr fc higher at .tse Bail news cane
In from all directioas. Liverpool showed an adj
vance - Id The weather IA the Northwest Vas
agaia wet with rrcspects 20 continuance ~ fhs
raine and receipts. compared With those "a lat
seasou we're eon<picsesisiy snail TIE vet weather.
caused a geod deal a buying last week. and u
pfehensssn a serfeux damage rs~eltinx-
TIE crensns advance Was stabhorniy ssssshs fsr
q time. especially IN December. in which epiioa
slight decline fsok place aftsr the apsninx.
the prices easing - - -tssssc Fu' the news
was u1arh sExirst the hear side ~ the market.
aud before II o'cIurk prices had Scored sshssan-
sal advance. september advancing To ssSe and ne-
cenler 10 -s-c
TheSe prirs- were above calls. and selling Against
thase privileges and natural desire 10 r~silxc
profits caused several soft -Eross. bet no reaction
Of note occurred until the afternoon. serserf~r
I'm the meantime advanced Ga Ttsr and Deremtsr
tn siir. AZ those prices the demand lee no 70
extent. ard under q mnderat. heavy PRESSURE
rssesinx 70 rsSxs-.sc and Decsruhsr TO :tsasssor-
The close was steady these prices.
Corn did not display much activity. hut WA frsn
throughout. September cioss-s is1c higher
Little fions I'm oats The msFkst fniicwed
the late break ia wheat ard closed barely <fsadf.
with September shade higher and pcrsmbsr
shade lower
Provisions duFi Hae prfr~ lower hat
there fair outside demand for pssrh and r,t<.
which resulted In advances Ia those prntnrfs-
Nest n the business In the way ~ changing
A. the eose September po<k Tfsfec higher.
Lard unchanged and ribs Sc higher
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-08-24
STEAM THAWING.


BOSTON, Az . Ire Asns-scan Wn0i sss Cas-
sors RPrsr--ar s1i say tcsasTrws
AltAousa thr t~e q tie s01 rzsssrt IN sarae-
wszt zHAeteF their hss Aern far hssrs%s ~ SrS-
r-ss tsgvinx tao past seek. ssih iraagstsazss q.
.r,s VfffIa. n isrfs@s-s demand "a the srrue-
tfsais fsrE-e fr~ hoslsss rsEast ssrg~ ssas< ard
fhaN4 xnn g. rs& state That szlses cas hesz csss-
s..ser.sa~ sxAS9S GrassG. resaft q sAiea kzs
t.xa TIRE txk,~x II omssr rsr-sA-g - ss-sr&e Ssrz
~hhrA =sI vsTs Bs5y Es.s@-iA4ss izss eszSscs able
ssftire.s "A ,ne rTsarse Il TIE -sxs vews cw swa
fsrse~@s ~~gsrt1Tsr vsrz1v Sales - th~ seek q
grsscxa s-ryntsA ssst 10 yzS&s ~ dwnesss y sat
as % yasgss a f~wsSn ssA stssg .ssaa ~ %
-es.73s xra5~s, tafzs = ssz ~ rsssrs< fAe r-v-
rss.sx ,ssrg aa5 fnsAI Il So 80 sssanas ~ tAt
s-sy-,-=x.Sazlus las, ~as~S Ixas1fry
fss a-nasut "a "a ~ kc ES=E4S. aS..zs. - a-s
a. cr->ss .Ass yeAs ~ tAa liza
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-08-24

CHICAGO. saE 1-Th~r~ big ~rcpsy 70
cattle tes1ay. but misty - inferior wrad~- fh- 49,
suit hStny stieainx ~ fsie~s rAu8c- less ~srs
steady vhli@ others wesk nd lassfs~ ,~~~
Good ~ rhpaee rsssi- 81 80: ennee~~ xrst~.
ssss IS sta<ssrs AMI f~ssisrs a. F.ss ~. sniff.
c"ws sns hetserS. ga 8; Tsxss ss~ers 81 yeas ":
eslFes. sass7 y
There fairly netfvr sgrnarss FIR snxs win.
EF<-f drsfez atzss g iaser sshsrx sftheass r-.~t
etarwp. Heavy knxs s. isa4 -. usxs-f a rsss 90
iznts. 81 ssft -. psxs g ssss - esfss r ssss "a
The deznsaf ~ hnsh s5r~n ard isnah- 20. xs1.f
ard fftrss eeFs stssav sbe~p. & ssts % - sn-
fsfss~ - rsssne aatisss Wezts~- .A~~s, h~srxsrr
q ts7s -. iznssss ~ zsSs = risesre Western. r..
,sx ~ - ssss A.. eyursn< isnhz acS ~ sais sn1
tsrzsfs fsefa< icxss
Rsesspss-csstis. = w: toxs. $ $50: sks-p. I'm
OMAHA tsg H.--The cattle -nsrke< sxz .s@asv.
rrrefpss. 80 head Native be<s steers ssax 3.
H-~ss-n ssss~s ~ K.sz. Tsxss ss@~rx e ma =.
eVszs ard a@tfers. = Tsst -. esnnr-x q s<ss a.
ssesks-s ard fessss~ a. skss 20, calsss t&ssS -
balls art stAsz = fs9fE
HezS- Rsretfts. 80 ness. mGtes sfe.fv H~.rx
AS; nssss. u t*8B Eshs = snzs a
b1Ik a szi-z. 81 S.i44 IS
Sassp keesirts 80 hsss: rzsrtss sseaAv y.f-
e3asr~ nssirsx 6 ssaz -. fair ~ -f,ss~- w~-s
ems. sss7s. e<esssan ard ssa<a shAsp "a ssas 20
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markets tocsy. and Lcndoa . hzyrr In ,Ass
market.
The tgre uxxkxt Vas arrxve And ssrug9- ard
dsH,snxs vere fairiy VIII Distributed zEonx Ire
speculative aen6s fossi sassss r~r VALVE. 0M 80
O. ;. eress declined in ths hid rrscs
Money and ExcAoAge.
Ncnsy an cali. steady. ssezs per cert last isans
= TT cens rxxse mercantile czp<r ssss r~F cens :
serfssx s1cAssge. irn- w1fh actual eexsssss IA
naaktss hills a. - dsnant ant - Sci 81 sixty
DAYS: posted rates. A. AID &ss. commercial
hiS. - -: ssiser c--sseczses sasesSr; lar silver
- l2sG; Aexiran toliars. Ssc; government asn<is.
weaA state bonds. inactive raiirsAd eozss. ssrcne-
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SAN FRANCISCO Markets.


SAN rRAscfSro. Arg @&h>s.. srn SPIT
rszrses tas wa%s. ard rzfisy xssset Barter an
czl szss u4ss, szles &ad EGeAsng.s SIC.
S.a0sRtao
MIRA, saspssas. NJ. /. g. .. ohoaes. s.ys: n:ll-
ing s. iIlssi IA
fses;ey~f e~s1 sszs. brewing, T4sLc
DAls-~ReG. as*, s. gs4i -
Receipts.
F7ozs-. z4aTt<r sssss. -sas n os-zoa. seH
what; ssnsals 80. tsssrF. fsntkis u. ss.. rs-r
sssz.si.. Es a$sas s.< -. 80 Es1satses sseks ss0
0sssaszs sacks. -. hTEGs 4s<ks saEa. Hssssiiaxs
4ses. 81 aSg tara. Ts. SOL. hairs 70. hss~x
rfszzfr as fssssss. tsSzs. r. esskxxxs,v<y saska
rs wlze. xzssezss, Is1A-
Produce, Frutf. Etc.
Nsiissa4s NsSsssHss. si-ss8: bsss. uszy -
.sr Ia
Haf Ihsss- Ssss; zA.ss ART sat- $50; h~s.
sssssy ~ zses -. alssfa. Sal sseyes Essx. stxu
ee< k15z. S7He
vSss.hies-E~ssy Bose. 9sre; Rs.w Dusssshs.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-08-24

NEW YORK. AR -ITAs TarnszsrelsF ssss-~-
sstsvfs fsxssor snsaetsf esfsxrss szvz. ne rnx<-
lbs hsre shsxrf.s ta<ssF IN the staese~ n
Eals.tezl assslss1s~rss~ fsnssi~ 4 k~ars'
Covering AssstifzEss eysnet dsn. Au- stfh FAIR
bring. fsrssss eaafsn@nsat. snA she cts~sas xss
frz AZ tss tS1st Features veEs R1if3rnrs a Gale.
NTH d Western E<sr. Is~nzzr q Rs esran1~
sra sershsTa psssHe. persnzne=s .eesrifsss scr.
szzf, ssEsnx rssssys tkxt Deiazuz bsg 10 rally
HrstisA. issteElssnes q tbs purchase hAFiGz bsso
dsizysi fas 4spsenst3z rs&seas.
Closing QSofsttsns-
foSDDS Az |-Fzza2zsn pzrsAr -:
SaytsssTa F@ssSr rssfefFxA - a.s@ fsseiaz IA.
sszssszse1. "a flrzAd Trszss. -. s-xesssds. ~.
essnsosz. IA, bzs silver. = 81 Aenzg ~
es1s
BFeadsfa6s.
LIVERPOOL. Anx 1-Wksxe-srSs Ne rssL
f1vuts - - F1t8frr stsszss pze~nss<r s. -
Gers ntnsss- ssrrsEss~r. st<sss = ri; OStah~f
esases. - tts. >ossfzsxr. 9zsst 10 Sd
Wheat ssrzaez - eassf azgsys izt s~rsH- u<~r.
sferss Fsssoas Fsssszs. zsssoF kad sta<Ag Ia
x.ssA easzstrS r-sskx4s generally 81 t<zr~r Nk>sf
sns ssG< IL PA-ss. zsz. Fsxaca ca.z<sy zAxhssn.
Ssziss.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-08-24

zS~r: Salinas Hsresnssl 81 sal -: sweet z&slrs
3sversAan aasezs. ScsSi esrumfSrss See $500.
ssssr. gre. p~as lses3s. srrsG< as>1s lrls pr
-. tnBasaez. sSsSx tyr bon okr1~ 49,. -
PANT zsNx. ehfi <scsn p~rssrs. 4ssasr-
ffasss-AFg.les eAsacr, g esazaoa- 3cs ssrSw-
berries asrxr ssas esHtxloup<s. Sex. nnsresS-
lsssae. g-S7ss. e-6scxry. ss4ssae rescA>>s SSsec.
pears. Hsrtterr. -szs<l >. rsans. $500. szznr~a.
Hssr. Hn<~. MssHan. ~vrs~k 81 ANexS. bax~x.
C.sssrusa. -s<z7sLa - esosre. 81 zsseS, b.cAnAss
s. akS1A
Rzttsr-Fsacy erssu.r~y. sear. 10 sscsods -
Nc; fsacs azsrx. 1sN-<. 10 sscor<eA Gr<Drs
ptrklrz. 4s2le Erksn- i-es1a.
Ca-e~r-Ses a~sszic. yeaz< sn~sraa- asszfse.
Eastern. -easss. Western. tzt8ls-
Ex<s-sss~~ ls@ess: fxncy ranra. 5efsx. Bne~
err l-et>c
Puust-y- rsrs~y ssaAc-. yls-<. Do s-us 10
ise. "a rzx1sse-s s4ss =. yoanx rss>se-ss Stzs:
snail srusiers - Sss lsrr< sruaisT>. ksefo; fyer~s
ssst -: se-x sassS -. 80 turxs. 80 90 voana
szckx sa4s. srrss 81 Sal - pAsr. s0silns. s. 5ase
pair; ed TsS~uaS. s. sssaS
WOol aD0 0OpA
wcd-sr<sns: N<TaaA "a .sr: kassssn o--xuu-
fkais valley tbgszssa- isez -. Fan Northern
-sr~s.syass fxwn< &ssae: naaataia iannkn. sR1T.
Saa Js.s:uia plAlzs. sesss. Hzzasoasf saa M~s.ia-
r1n1. -
Hops-o.d c-pr. Nominal
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-08-24

BOSTON. Aus > -siossnxs
Boston d Montana TS raErutt y
Butte Boston .....- Is
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-08-24

F7cnr- Steadr
whest Ne -rsfn< Gss-.sr: No. . rel. r,sz.tsr
Germ No z, nc
osss No. 2 zs82lir: No. white. eAazsse: No.
J. ctes-ssc
Reno 2 Sc
Barley No. 2 st4azn~
F1sr se~t-N0 $40
Timothy seed-Priae. " 90
Mes rart- Ter bhi s. Dsae .
Per fes r. = rfaE -
short rii-s s;fe~-r
e 81 VS. g
Dry satef Shoulders Rased sA8sse
Short clear sssfes~ Eoxeff Sc 7sss q
Whisky- DssfiiirTz' finished sEzsss Ear cal a4
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-08-24
TACOMA WHEAT MARKET.

TACOMA. Aug. E--Wheat shows an asranrtnt
tendency Local prices today 81 .5sc for elsis
and sDss6ic for blges,em.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-08-24

Wheat-Erpcgt. No club. SIC: No ] tiuezsern,
6pc: milling M. club. Sc: No blucstsm. s0c.
60 C. %
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PORTLAND WHEAT MARKET.

PORTLAND. Aug - Wheat waila waila "a
@5sc. valley. sac 5ssc: biusstsn, ssasic.
e q e
NEW YORK MARKETS.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-04-13

South Charleston. o.. April IA
tramp entered the home Of Mrs James
Hutzeler, on 4 farm three miles west Of
this place and shot her four times in
the presence Of her children. His pur.
pose was robbery. The man was cap.
tured at JeffsrsonviDe and hurried to
the London jail 70 escape lynching at
the hands OF neighbors Of the murdered
woman
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-04-13
Waldrop-willIs

Mr.. Allie McIelland Waldrop ami
Miss Name Shelby Willis were marrieti
ats o'clock last evening ut the Fiftk
street Methodist church in Waco. Tha
bridesmaids were Miss Paddock Of Fl.
Worth. and Misses Lula Carroll, Erma
kellett and Champe Eubank Of Waco;
Mrs. Berry Kellett Of Waco, matron Of
honor. Gentlemen attendants-Ho.
mer II. Rutherford Of Austin, +. W.
hcConnieo. Geo. Smith, r. NJ. Gordon,
sam b. Wilson, DR.. w. II. Oliver OF
Bryan. Ushers-wess v. waldrop Of
Bryan, Joe Willis, Walter Lacee and
Charles Irwin Of Waco. The bride IL
one OF the most popular Of Waco girls,
aud lately resigned from the presidency
OF the Flo club. She Is also very pop
ular in Bryan having visited friends
here. Mr.. Waldrop IL one Of the best
known and most successful Of the young
men Of Bryan, and bis happiness gives
pleasure TO friends here and elsew here
throughout the state. Mr.. and MrJ
Waldrop are at home at Mrs. W. Il.
Webb's. A detailed report Of the wyd.
ding will be published later.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-04-13
TEXAS LEGISLATURE.


Austin. April r. The first bill passed
by the senate yesterday was one author
izing the several counties In this state
10 invest the permanent school fund be-
longing 10 such counties in their own
bonds. ard 10 use the proceeds thereof
for general purposes and 10 make The
county liable for such on investment
was passed finally
Mr. Miller called mp his motion to re-
consider the vote on the engrossment Of
substitute house bill. giving the state
board Of education an option Of 10 days
on county bonds and on the bonds Of In
corporated cities and providing that
when premium Is paid for bonds the
board Of education shall refund the
same. The motion 10 reconsider the
vote by which the bill was engrossed
prevailed
Mr. Miller offered an amendment sirik-
ing out Of the bill all reference 70 the
bonds Of incorporated cities
The bill was debated and finally went
over.
Mr. Dibrell secured consideration OF
his bill appropriating 100000 % pay
the officers and men Of the Texas volun-
teer guard prior 10 the mastering into
the service Of the United States in the
late war with Spain; 10 pay those who
were rejected; 10 pay for the necessary
supplies subsistence. transportation.
prior 70 their being mustered into ser
vice; 10 authorize the governor 10 col
lect from the United States all moneys
expended under this act
The bin was ordered engrossed and
passed finally under a suspension Of the
rules without a dissenting vote.
Several local bills were passed and
some discussed
The house took mp the appropriation
bill In the committee Of the whole and
the first amendment was appropriation
Of tS5Ss-79 10 pay the Hogs & Robert
son claim. The amendment was de-
feated The bill was not completed
The bill imposing an annual tax on
peddlers was taken up. many amend
ments adopted and the bill passed
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-04-13
Deepening IN. AIab.m. River.

selma Ala. April i2-During the
past week an experienced engineer from
Pennsylvania was in Selma taking ele-
vations and otherwise making inquiries
into the feasibility Of deepening the
Alabama river, by a system OF dams 20
as 70 allow ocean going yesselo 10 come
mp a. far as Selma. The purpose is to
construct 10 dams at intervals on the
river, which will give SO-foot depth at
all times In its channel The engineer
estimated that each dam could be con-
structed at a cost not succeeding ti OOO
600, making a total cost Of turning the
Alabama into ship canal Of about
$40 OO0,OOO. In whose interest the en-
gineer who made the estimate came TO
Selma, Is not known.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-04-13

Halifax. April 10 20 The steamer
Kairos, which was discovered In mid
ocean. nearly a month ago while bound
for Great Britain. has arrived at this
port without assistance. The Kairos
has been in tow by two different steam.
ers. but both were obliged 10 give up
all attempts to get her into port, owing
70 the boisterous weather that prevailed.
When last heard from the disabled craft
was in tow Of the Exeter City. but
parted from her last Wednesday during
the snow storm and did not sight her
again Captain Kairos had difficult
task in working his ship to Halifax.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-04-13
Letter List.
LADIES.

! LADIES.
lDubose, Adline Hargroye, Della
Johnson, Ais Johnson, Jennie
johnson, Esther Martin, George
Marienfeld, Mrs. Amer
Turner. Martha Vones, Francis (3l
Wallace, Hannah
GENTS LIST.
Aldridgc, DIR. II. W. (2)
Aldridge, II. w.t9) Eyin, Dan
Herndon, Fred Henderson, J. W.
Martin, Clan Moseley, Mathew
MAllies Frank McAulay. Up.
hcVey, W. II. Sturamski, Frank
Tilmon, Jessey
Above lie, Of letters remaining in the
Bryan postofice for the week endine
April -. charge Of one cent Is made
ON each piece Of mail advertised. When
calling Tor these letters please say ad,
vertised, giving date. Very Respt.,
Tyler Haswell, y. NJ.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-04-13

At their last regular meeting the SOM
OF Herman installed the following ofFil
GERS August Priusel. president; Paul
Ruehti, vice.president; I'd Il. Emnel.
secretary John Whitman, treasurer; n
Prin1el, trustee DR.. Mondrick, medical
examiner Walter wippncht, delegate
to grand lodge; 6. +. Eberspacher, al.
ternaie.
Smoke General Arthurcig the best
IN town, sold at the Exposition sa.
loon. Ios
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-04-13
LOCAL NEWS.

nrs. J, :, Adams went to Waco yes.
Garrett King came down from Taylor
yesterday
Prof. Miller was her1 from College
yesterday.
VIC. Boyett was here from College
yesterday.
Maj. W. Z. CAyiit returned from Ans.
tin yestArday.
Mr.. and Mrt. J. +. Rigby lef, yester.
day for BerelAir
Mrs. T. c. wesibrook came down
from HeArne yesterday.
Drink Mouu, Vernon Pure Rye sold
at the Exposition saloon. 1926
Mrs. J. W. Kestler and Miss Olivia
Buchanan went to Marlin yesterday.
Awe you seen those ladies' slipper,
At Nsbb's2 II not you have treat com
ing. 40
Mr.. and Mrs. b. Sbisa end daughter
Miss Rita were here from College yes.
,eriAy. 49,
Have you seen those Ladies' SLIPPERS at
Webb Bros II not you have treat
coming. ~
Profs. r. II. whitlock, r. II. Smith,
md others from College we're In the city
y esterday.
4 Profs. +. G. Rollins and h. II. Wiley
were here from Bethel yesterday, and
called on the Eagle. =
Mrs. Judge Sam X. Frost and Mrs.
atie Jusus Of CorsLssa are visiting
and Mrs. A. gMcconnico.
n fpf,ss-ldsIt and life insurance either
Ia lodges or straight life companies see
|iJce b. Reed. Also sells -four, rice an d
8couee. 1T
II o.. Harvey Mitchell lsft yesterday
Tor Waco, from which place he will 70
10 Temple 70 attend the meeting Of
II Texas Veterans April "a. 4