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Evening journal., 1899-10-24
APPEAL TO LEGISLATURE
TOWNSEND PEOPLE RESENT THE
TEACHING OF MORMON ELDERS.

I wv AN0Al4NL 4 L4OA LIZ ANAA0L4AN III
TEACHING OF MORMON ELDERS.
Townsend, Del, Oct. 23.-Three Nor
mon elders, Edward ID. Walters, Will
liam Bolton and Charles Walters, have
been quietly at work in this vicinity
for several days, preaching their pecu-
liar faith among the people. 1t is
stated they have secured promising
converts. These men have been here
before and they know the ground well.
The seed has been sOwn and ii is caus-
ing some anxiety among the people.
The Legislature will be petitioned at
the next session to pass laws which
will tend to prohibit the teaching of
their polygamous doctrines.
The funeral of the venerable John
CHM occurred on Thursday last, there
being large concourse of relatives
and friends in attendance. Rev. G. p.
Jones was the officiating minister. and
interment was made in the Townsend
Cemetery. Mr.. CHM was born and rear
ed in this neighbOrhood and was al
ways regarded as a kind, good and
honest man.
William Daniels, an aged citizen,
has been confined to his home for sew
eral weeks. His Illness is mainly due
TO his advanced age. He has shown
considerable infirmity for some time
yet at intervals appears to be better
and much increased in physical
strength
Charles Schwatka, who is we'll
known citizen of this place, has re-
turned from a visit to relatives and
friends at Crumpton, Md. Mr.. Schwatka
is extensively known throughout this
section as well as in this locality.
Rev. G. P. Jones has been in charge
Of a very interesting and quite success
ful protracted meeting at Union
Church during the past week. Interest
has steadily increased in the meetings
and there have been several conver-
sions.
William Bramble, who has been
clerking in the store of Lattomus Bro
theirs for several years, resigned his po-
sition on Thursday A. ]. Lyman, OF
Wilmington, will succeed him as clerk
and it is said that Mr. Lyman comes
highly recommended.
The shirt factory will resume opera
tiOns in about a weeks time. A steam
engine and new boiler will replace the
gasoline engine which has been in use
for some time
Miss Lizzie Lockerman, who is serv-
ing as a nurse at the State Hospital at
Farnhurst, visited friends in this To-
cality recently.
Miss Maude Thomas has returned to
her home, dn Philadelphia, after spend
ing an enjoyable season as the guest OF
Miss Jodie Guessford, near town.
Miss Lola E. Finley and Miss Nina
Gertrude Scott, spent last week in
Philadelphia visiting the exposition.
Miss Lizzie Disch, formerly a popular
teacher here, now of Leipsic, is visiting
friends
Miss Effie Jones, Of Smyrna, is the
guest Of Miss Elizabeth Hubbard.
S. S. Wilson is spending several days
in Philadelphia.
Miss McClellard of Chester, Pa, IS
visiting here.
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RAILROADS

Wilmington (expresal $50, 7.eO. 7.2B.
1910. liza a. m, 'f208. sfl226. l.l2 fN
$40. 4.01, "A. sos. BSf, $50. o.t7. g&
II. 10. Ills o. N. and l3ot night.
accommodation. AN. 7B sia lof
m ~ S17, fN, AZ 5sS. 62s. SIS. Do
and u.H p. M.
SUNDAY TRAINS.
t'or philadelphia (express), t.57. 10
40, 500, 9.S5, g.55, 1857 i1.45 a. M.
200, 4.5s, 6.07, 723. 9.o0 and e16 o. no.
Accomm odation, 40. SIS a. m. fef0
l.50, 400, b26, 7.2S and 1o41 D. m.
u.45 a. m, 1.s7, 500 AS. s.O7. s51 and 60;
p. m.
Accommodation. ITO, s.as a. M. 1a.i0
l.5Q, 400, b.2s. 7.2s and l0.4s .. m.
For New York (through express), lri.
s.02, 9.s6 Dining Carr, s55. i1.45 a. M.
Dining Carp 800. 6.07, $50 Dining Cal1
6tl ZIG .. m, connecting via Broa
Street Station, Philadelphia, 40, 40.
a. m, 400 4.5S and l0.43 D. m.
For Boston without change. 723 .. m
Baltimore and Washington. A35 8l
10 u a. n, 1906. 1888. 100, b.2s. 1910. 07I
l.se, sn .. n. and 1858 night
baltimore and intermediate station
S5i .. u, 400 night.
Leave Philadelphia, BROAD Street 81
tion, t0r Wilmington (express), $50 7t
n.a a. m, l2.09, li2 3.12, AL. SOS. bf
night.
Accommodation, 255, s12, 10.@ a. ~.
liiO. 2S2, 0l0, g.Sg and 1917 D. NJ
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value Of surar As Food.

In a paper recently published on the
value of sugar as a food as compared
with fat, M. Auguste Chauveau main
tains that its nutritive value is consid-
erably higher than that deduced from
its heat OF combustion, and that the cal
culation that 0.756 pound of the former
is equal to / pound Of the latter is in
many cases exceeded. The increase in
relative nuitritive value is due largely
to the fact that sugar promotes as
similation of the proleids and reduces
assimilation, and the value of a food
must necessarily depend not only upon
the energy it is capable of supplying.
but also on the indirect influence that
II is capable of exerting In the renewal
and formation Of animal tissue. From
whatever point of view the matter is
regarded. the superiority OF sugar over
fat as a food. whether for men at rest
OF at work, is very distinct.
Evening journal., 1899-10-24
FARMERS ARE BUSY
PUTTING IN THEIR WHEAT-IN-
TERESTING NOTES FROM TRIM

~ 4 AAN0 AAN AAAAAAN W INA Nv
TERESTING NOTES FROM TRIM
ITY.
Trinity. Del. Oct 2S.-At the pres
ent time everybody seems busy putting
in their wheat, and it seems that most
Of the farmers are very busy.
Miss Ethel Collins. of Frankford,
opened her school, in district No. 129,
on Monday.
Daniel Steele was the guest OF his
cousin, John Pettyjohn, of Redden, ON
Saturday and Sunday.
Quite a number of young men at
tended the horse race at Berlin, Nd.
The Ladies' Guild of Trinity met al
the residence Of Kendall ]. Warrington
Saturday evening.
The protracted meeting has been in
progress at Central Church, under the
management of Rev. J. A. Brewington
1t closed on account Of unfavorable
weather.
Mrs. Kate E. Wilson has returned
home from an extended trip to Phila-
delphia.
A. B. Lingo. was in Georgetown re-
Gently
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur ]. Hart are Wis
iting their son, Harry. of Blackiston
Del.
Emory Brittinghan, while trying tC
bride a horse, sprained his arm very
badly
Diphtheria is so thick in Mirsborc
that they have closed their school Oh
account of it.
J. A. Lingo, OF Millsboro. is i'll at the
home of his daughter, Mrs. J. R. Bay.
lis, Of Philadelphia.
Evening journal., 1899-10-24
sENTENCEp no PFNITENTIARY

Princess Anne, Md. Oct 24.-Sherif
Cox and Constable George w. Brown
left yesterday afternoon via the steam
er Tiyoli for Baltimore with the fol-
lowing penitentiary conviats Just SEN
fenced by the Somerset court. Nelson
Green. colored, five years. for larceny;
Thomas Young and James Williams,
eighteen months each for Jail breaking
and Williams one year additional for
larceny; William Reamy, eighteen
months for larceny; George Ballard
colored, three years for larceny. VIII
liam Howard, who pleaded guilty OF al
son, goes to the penitentiary for FIVE
years John Gale. colored. five years for
larceny.
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Sto p q -
Il O LIT 8
Newly RemodeIed
Quick Lunch and Oyster PaTlOT,
3 E. FOURTH ST.
c. K. HOLT, Proprietor
RAILROADS
PENNsYLVANIA RAILROAD
PhIiadelphla, Wilmington and Baltimore
"a Ratlroad.


Phlladelph.a, Wilmington and Baltimore
IA Railroad.
Schedule in effect September 30, 1899.
Trains leave Wilmington as follows;
Iror Philadelphia (express), l.bl, a02, 40,
$50, 7.42 7.50. s.50 s5, 9.35, 955 1908, l0.bx,
f1.25, liz i1.45 a. m; s'12.16, 1.sl, 500. a1.
ass. 500. s.07, sSo $751; ia. 9os and SIS
~ Accommodation, $40. 10 siA ila a.
N. 12.5J. 2.s2. 400. $40 and l0.iS D. n
For chester (express), l.5l, 40 3. ~, f.4z.
y g $50. 855, 1908. lL25, i.2, ui5 a. m,
/ !. n. 100, ASS. COZ, 6.57 aud soe P. M.
Accommodation, $40, l.l0, S.l4, nud a.
NJ, 1880, 2.32, 400 SIS $50 and l0.i5 D.. m.
,or New York (through sxpressl lbl,
1m s.ss Dining Carl, go o,5z, u.so E
M ss12.16 Dining carr, lSl (Dinln6 Carl,
III eO7. eco Dining Carr. 6,5i and slt
a.. connecting via Broad street sta-
~ philadelphia, 40, $50, 40. 800, lON
~ aS2. 500. 45s 500 and l04s p NJ
70 Boston without change. lolz a. m
a11 Newark Center and intermediate
..ste ms, 7.37 a. m. and Sal p. m.
Psi timore and washington SO. 500
10 A us and ll.00 a. m. l2oS e4s. III
"a 80, 52S $40, SIT, 100. 3.s6, sll p
m an n.5l night
R;ala more and intermedlats stations
* l. 6.57 .. m, 17.eo night
I.,ava philadelphia Broad Street fo
Evening journal., 1899-10-24
FOR THE SOUTH.

bouthern Rallway.-bl7 D. M, an
aleepers to New Orleans. Aiken. Mcr
phis and Tampa. i36 p. m, daily, sleeI
ers to New Orleans, Memphis Nashvif
via Asheville and Hot Springs
Atlantic Coast Llne.-i2.4a .. M. a.
sleepers to Charleston, Jacksonville. POI
Tampa and Macon: 1888 night, dali
sleepers to Richmond and jacksonville
Chesapeake and Ohio Railway, All
in. daily, dining car, and sleepers 70 Ch'
clnnatL
Evening journal., 1899-10-24
nr.AwAn.n ,,r--.aron

For New Castle. STA. ii.0i a. M, a.
AZ and e.H p. m. week days.
For Lewea, SIS a. M, All D. m. we
iaye.
For Dover. Harrington and Delmar, g. 81.
1.04 a. m, AZ, 6-55 and 1i.56 D. 10. su
days, ii.5S p. m.
Fer Wyoming and way stations, as
n. week days
Express for Cape Charles. Ola Poir
Comfort and Norfolk. i1.0 a. IN. We
lays ard i1bs D. m. daily.
Evening journal., 1899-10-24
LARGE WAYS LAUNCHED
THOSE AT SHARPTOWN THE
LARGEST ON THE EASTERN
SHORE.

SHOHE.
Sharptown, Oct. 23.-Schooner
Thomas p. Pennell. which was rebuilt
at the Marine Railway here, left Satur-
day for Fairmount, where she will be
engaged in the oyster business
Schooner Thomas ]. Steward has ar
rived and will undergo a thorough re-
pair.
The Marine Railway Company has
launched the new ways. They We're
built near the shore, launched on scows
and placed on the piling, which was
driven several months ago. The ways
are l70 feet long with capacity OF
drawing out a vessel 170-foot keel, 40
foot beam and of 1000 tons burden
When completed they will be the
largest ways on the Eastern Shore.
Captain F. G. Robinson gave a fare.
well party to the young folk Of this
town on Wednesday. Those present
were: Misses ROdie Bradley. Clara
Cooper, Ida Connelley Nellie Robinson
Sadie Caulk, Joe Eli, Messrs. Omel
Robinson. Oliver p. Mann. Vernon
Twilly, William Kinnixin. Edwarf
Cooper, Allen Robinson. Frank Robin.
son. Captain Robinson and family left
on steamer Nanticoke on Tbursdav ~,
baltimore where they will make theil
future home.
Mrs. 3. T. Gravenor made a busines.
trip to Baltimore, accompanied by hel
daughter, Broke.
Misses Minnie Bailey, DOME Phillip.
and Malona Wright spent a few dayl
with Baltimore friends.
Miss Amy Ellis. who has been visit
ing friends at Delmar. has returned
home.
Evening journal., 1899-10-24

NJ. Ferdinand Blumenthal recently
described to the Academic des Sciences
Of Paris a process Of making sugar
from albumen, which may throw light
on the obscure disease known as dia-
betes. He believes that twelve
grammes Of the sugar "a species of
glucose) can be obtained from 100
grammes OF albumen.
Evening journal., 1899-10-24

With the whitewash beginning to
wear on the sacred white elephant OF
Nebraska fusionistss his ability as a
drawing card is threatened with ma
terial impairment.-Omaha' Bee.
Evening journal., 1899-10-24

sohsduls In eject Nay "A. 1855.
An trains illuminated with Plnt1i
Light
ri ANS E.AvF WILMINGTON. DE-
AWARE AVENUE STATION, 10
NEW YORK week days s6.01. q.
.loS9 a. M sl1is '1A zoo SIS
eallman cars,, 'I.44 'li9o P q ss3eas
5silfo5n car-), '7.e, sl1.oJ b. g.
IT.ADELPHIA, week days.
Slb filO l.35. t6.2a. '9.39. 'l0b- liOs a. 81
'i2is- ios '5 ~ s99 80, .ss az ss '.l 81
r Suudavs e5Ol 7S5 $40. rtl ~
m As a. M. i2.sI. 500 400 sis ai lr
nlan cars) $50. '7.i3 500, ,li.oo y, "a.
CHESTER. week days. b4o, ,lie.
425. 'e39. 'lO.52, u.0S a. M; 100. .2.H, 81
$50. $50 '7is els, ttl.o0 D. m. sunday
KS s.S0. .s.3s. n.i2. '1lss a. m: '2.sl, 40
IN. s.s0. '7.fs. 900. '1l.o0 D. m
ATLANTIC CITY, n. J., weekdays, {. 4,
~, CAPE AsS MAY, Ocean city and Sea L
City, week-days. 7.1O @. m, 2.sl p. m. SUI
90 ssAIiriMoRE Z, AND WAsHINGTO1
week days, s4.12, 7,ls, e6.04, e11.W a. u
1880. '2.O9. 400, ss.l0. 'i.b7. skD (an Pu
ma man .so s1'2 3 'S .isss ~ p p:,s % sSaosy so9
(an Pullman cars), '8.os, se.i1 D. N.
BALTIAfORH AND WAY BTAT1ON
7.is a. M; S.ol D. M, daily.
ND q. m: :ia.@ 500. 'Ikl, SIS $ IA. q
/ o. m. Sundays. e4i6 It's. '8.04 T. r.
'l2.9, aO$ HS7, IN, 'iu D. n.
PITTSBUTta, week days, sa0i q. u
s4.57, f5.99 (an Pullman cars), sS.u D. d.
/ sundays, s9.0i a. m; st.t1, et.H (al Pr
man cars), e9u D. m
/ CHICAGO, daily. sS4 A. m; s4M p.
/ CINCINNATI AND ST. LOUIS. 'e.ll
n. s12.56 and ,9.u p. m. daily.
TOLEDO AND DETROIT, T.D b.
Iaiiy to Toledo and daily except sunc-.
VsfNGERLY ACCOMMODATION. W.
days. 7.is a. m; s04. SIS t0B q. su
lays, 719 a. nj AO4, IA .. N
| EANDENBERG ACCOMMODATE
week days, 7.1s $50 a. m; l0A L7
sundays, $50 a. m; $50 p. N
LEAVE MARKET srRHHr STATIC
BALTIMORE. week sAys. a. a o..
IkNDENBERG. week days. AH sM
M; 3.H, $40 .. M. Sundays. an q. n
LEAVE PHILADELPHIA ToR WI
$50 'lo.2s. lilo a M; sla.ae. Si-fi. a.ot. .
545. $50, ,.7.so. .s.s5. 1910. sll.M .. n. suI
III, 400, el2o $50, s5.07 (ali Pullma
cars), s3e. s7.s0' sS.N. 1880 ,. m
Deimarvfa Tolsphone No. isA
Rates to Western points lower than
any Other line.
E d. UNDERWOOD, d B MART
Cen AianaGsf Man Of Pass rrpnt
Evening journal., 1899-10-24
RoR SALE.

FOR SALE.
Dozen pairs cases.
VIII be. sold cheap.
Apply at
Evening journal., 1899-10-24

your hands rough hard happed from the repeated
washngs necessary keep them free from the office dirt examine
carefully the soap you cheap toilet soap you will find
that it is greasy aord and irritating.
Ivory Soap makes profuse lathe that the dirt and
rnses easily, leaving the skin soft and clean.
your office force large considerations that
will recommend Ivory Soap you quick in action saving
time; and is inexpensive.
Send the office boy for and try it.
Evening journal., 1899-10-24
TRAINS LEAVE BROAD sTRHi.
aTATION. PILL. IA nHI .pHIA

TRAINS LEAVE BROAD sTRHi
STATION, PHILADELPHIA,
FOR THE WEST.
$50 a. m, daily. Pittsburg, Chicago, Cir
clnnau. Louisville and St Louis. o.
Ing Carl
lo.n a. M, daily for Plttsburs and Ch
uago. (No coaches to Pittsbura) Lin
lied to two Buffet parlor Cars.
1910 D. 10. daily Limited" Pittsbui
Chi,ago Cleveland, Toledo, Clnclnna
Louisville and ST. Louis. Dining Cnl
2.25 D. m. daily, Pittsburg and Clevelar
40 D m. daily, Pittsburg, Chicago. Ma
vile (via ClnclnnatD Indianapolis e
st. Louis. Dining Carr
$50 o. m daily, Plbtsburg and ChicsH
fof Toledo. except Saturday.
1875 D. m. daily, Pittsburg. Cincinnu
Louisville. Cleveland and ST. Louis.
u.0 p. m. daily. Pittaburg and Chicns
daily for Knoxville. via Shenlndo
Valley Route; for Cleveland. sxce
Saturday.
~ Congressional Idmlted Express.
yeatibulo Parlor Cars and Dining c.
Nc extra fare other than the usual Pu
uan charge.
(fO Limited Express. veatlbule Par
Cars, Vestibule Passenger Coaches a.
Dining Car. No extra fare.
The Wilmington Transfer Company "
call for and check baggage from hote
and residences.
FOR further Information. passengers
referred TO the ticket agent at ths ~
ton.
!. u. HUTCHINSON. ]. R.WoOD
General Man. Gen. Pass. AGenr
Evening journal., 1899-10-24

Clayton House Tonsorial Palace
Plenty of hot towels daily.
Evening journal., 1899-10-24
VIII 7fNGTON. AND NORTHERN RAie
ROAD COMPANY

" u II0--IItlN AND NOFfIHEItN IL9T =
ROAD COMPANY.
I r3o-tabls In eject Nay "A lsls
Train. cave Wilmington (French sire
station) l.r Dlsmers juno, NontchAr
Winterthuf, Guyencourt GranDsue -n
sart, Chadd's Ford Junction pocopet
West Chester, Emhreeville dnrtonVN'
Coatesyllle, and lntermediatF stafici
daily, except Sunday, al ~ N 81
and $50 p. m. Sunday 5nly, 40
Alb and $50 p. N.
Fer WaynesburR junction, Sprnxnt
ond intermediate statonA 1aily. exce
Sunday, at TO \. M. ais md Lh
Sunday only at eot a m. Au md lt
"a.
termedlata stations, dally. trceIt g.
day at To q M. and f.0 p q. ENn
only. sos a m and as N
A q. MCAuSbANT -lf'~- 'ende2f
BoWNEHg 1RipAs ie- ssz
Evening journal., 1899-10-24

FhIiadsIphis. Broad Street tor
Evening journal., 1899-10-24
GREAT PEAR CROP

J. w. EVANS PICKS s,57s BASKETS
FROM 175 TREES AND REALIZES
sS94.5O.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-02-26
THE ISSUE THEN AND NOW.

Free coinage Of silver is, or ought
TO be, just as much o. a principle
and tenet with Democrats this
year and in 1900 as it was in 1896.
Efforts are going TO be made TO be-
fog the issue and lead the party in
to an equiyocaI attitude thereon.
We warn the rank and file Of DEM
ocracy Of what is impending in this
way and urge all to stand firm by
the Chicago platform. Mr., Bryan
is right. We shall be fools If we
suffer the Democratic party to
make any compromise or conces-
sion on the matter Of ratio. Let Us
stand firm on the 16 to | ratio. The
battle was pitched on that line and
should be fought 70 finish thereon,
for even the least concession or
compromise will weaken and per.
pick the party in the campaign OF
next year. Comparative quietude
prevails right now, but it is we'll tc
think of these things and renew ouI
faith and purposes as we go along
Waco Tribune.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-02-26
An Essay on Man.

Man born Of weman is Of a few
days and full OF promises. He
buyeth freely at the market place
and sayeth charge it, and it is
charged. On the first day Of the
month the collector calleth at his
domicile and findeth hin ont; Meth
er is he at the synagogue nor at the
well. He abideth not at the cara
vansary and no man has seen him
tina, day. Night cometh on and the
collector giyeth up the chase and
wendeth his way homeward sorrow
ing. The second day cometh and
he who has bought at the market
place is seen Of all men, he peram-
bulateth the highway and looketh
large, yea, he weareth a chrysan-
themum in his button hole. He
applaudeth his own pride and
seemeth 10 own the whole earth.
The seller in the market place e.
pyeth him afar and sayeth TO she
collector "Behold him whom then
sought the whole Of Yesterday. He
that was hid to view hath appeared
again. Go thou and seek Of him
the seven dollars and City cents be
oweth thy MASTER straightwny
the collector calleth HIM and say
eth. Here is thine account which
is due the merchant at the market
place; seven fifty, please And
10. the man sayeth: Thou com
eth too late, o son Of a gun, !
sought thee earnestly TO pay thee
on the first day and found thee not
now my purse il. empty and / am
shy ola SOU" Then the collector
I lifteth mp hi, voice and weepeth,
cxclaiming bitterly, 'Oh, Solomon
/ wisest Of all the sages, well hast
thou said an men are liars. -
Clarksville Times.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-02-26

Austin. Feb 2a-Ihe AenAte yester-
day passed hill repeating the Jester
amendment which transfers annually
one per cent Of the permanent school
fund 10 the available fund
The bill slightly increasing the fees Of
district clerks, was passed
The bill authorizing the Houston and
Texas Central Railway company TO pur-
chase and operate the Central Texas and
Northwestern, Fort Worth and New Or
leans, Lancaster Tap, Austin and North.
western and Granite Mountain and Mar
BILE Falls railways. was passed after
I slight changes We're made.
The bill authorizing the Incorporation
Of Independent Orlsr Of old Fellow,
and kindred orders, was passed
Grinnan's bill repeating the penalty OF
10 per cent for failure 20 pay taxes when
due and limiting recovery Of back
taxes against innocent purchasers %.
land 20 only twoyears prior to suit there.
for was ordered engrossel
Substitute senate bill putting schl..
trustees in the statute relating TO pul..g
officers receiving brides was passed.
engrO~mcnt
Several other bills were passed Of mi.
nor importance
In the house Mr. Decker had entered
upon the journal a motion 10 reconsider
tho vote Of Thursday. allowing occupl.
ton taxes 10 be paid quarterly instead
OF annually.
The bill changing the time Of eleciing
public school trustees from the first Sat
urday in June 10 the first saturday in
MAY.
mr. Ayers called mp housebill prohib'
iting railroad. from collecting any great.
or charges Tor carrying freight than
specified in the bin Of lading The bin
was engrossed and passed finally.
The rules weTc suspended 10 consider
senate bill extending the time Of rail.
roads 10 avail themselves Of the priyil.
eye Of extending their lines The hill
passed finally.
Under special order hoasa hll dxip,
the salaries Of sienoguphors II the court
II civil appeals at SjOO q yeear, was
Laid before the house anil finally passed
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-02-26

Denver. Feb ea-E Y Alsnlaivo.
who has been acting as NJ - General
Otis official interpreter at Manila has
arrived here enroute 10 his home IN
Cuba. 4 enlisted in the Utah light
battery at the outbreak Of the war,
said Senior Montalvo. Il became Gen.
Otis interpreter last September and
remained in that position until set sail
FOR this country ON Jan 10. Very few
persons ever saw Aguinaldo While
performing official duties. met many
Of the most able and prominent FIJI
ipinos. Secretary Of State Mabini Is
very bitter against the Spanish and
Americans. He Is For absolute indie
pendence and has great influence with
the people Pardo de Tavara, secretary
Of the interior and probably the most
talented man there. is in the ranks with
those who desire independence. Senior
Luna is also one Of their highest men
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-02-26

Texarkana. Tex. Feb % While
Robert Elkius. "a respectable negro farm
er Of this vicinity. was going home from
town in o Wagon he was shot dead from
ambush. The mans team went along
the road for one mile after the shooting
and finally stopped 10y the wheels get
ting caught His wife finally hecuming
uneasy over his unreasonable absence
went ont 10 search for him. when She
discovered the teamut staulstiu about
two miles from her house and Elkins
body living Hfclcs- In the wagon hed
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-02-26

Il has come 10 pass that mo-
bic lords are canvassing this coun-
try in favor OF an alliance between
Great Britain and this country, 20
the great delight Of our Angloman
iacs. How long will it be before
we are ready TO tear down the great
monument these states erected 10
commemorate the patriotism and
wisdom ofhim who warned his peo-
ple'to "avoid entangliug alliances
with foreign naiiousY-Faun and
Ranch.
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Abilene. Tex. Feb g3 Abilene has
IT, case Of smallpox A suspected case.
that OF Mr. Coggu who lives in the
northeastern outskirts Of town, has leen
watched by the physician. for several
days The case hu since fully Develop
"a Che patient came tD 90 this place
only "a few days ago The iuircielprm
i-c- have becu guarded day and MIGHT
aud every prccauti 81 taken 90 prey,ut
q spread Of the disca-e
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an nea T4ple nanging.

Troy. Ala. Fch 21 sam Rivers.
George Hale and Edward Johnson have
been sentenced to lang March ~ Cor the
murder of old Mrs Myers and daughter
several months ago Rivers turned
state evidence ON hisncompl.c.s Boa an
effort tD save himself. but 20 bis sarprisa
the jury imposed che cyta'mo Irnnlty
Mr- Myers had S10OO Ia gold concealed
ina hrr residence and the trio robbed the
place. killed theirmato- end burned the
house Rivers is4 negro