davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-08-01
gebigfeit, ba feline quite Sa9s obne
9elb gefDrbert iperoen fam. = ngps
lumbid."

o.
@elb sefDrbert lperoen tann. - nGps
lumbid."
Mit Dem Seeen Der Stride 1T fiiraz
lt4 Der neue piermuitise S9ooner
Pima Murrdp" in Gamben, Maine,
bonn Stapel sslaufen. Der bp9m'ite
8iI6of SealD bon portlano befanb fi9
nit Gbortnaben on 8orb bes S9tffes,
besei9nete beiien Seiten nit benz bl.
Sele, unb nGbrenb bas S9iff pDm
Stapel lief, beiprenete er es nit Weib>
i%pafer. 8et bieien Gerempnien tpurben
bonn 8ii3of Die bon Der Stride porses
i4riebenen @ebete eeipro9en unb Die
Gborfndben reippnpirten. Die Ssene
pirb au9 auf Nt6ttatbplifsn einen bel
9rOberen Ginbrud eema6t baben, als
bas Bel iol9en @elegenbeiten iibli9e
3ertriimmern elmer 5lai9e Gbampags
ner am Maitbaume. n&atb. 8lauz
%bensbote."
Den 9tpfeI bes glDofinnes bat pbne
3neifel prGIibent Mcainlep's Snz
iularzG ommiITion errei4t, nit ibrem
geriGt iiber Porto 3ico, in pelhem
alien Grnites empfoblen pirb - man
bore unb itaune-, nbaB prieitern
uno anberen Perfonen, bic bas Sc
libbe oeS GDlibats abgelegt BADEN,
9%eitattet perbe, bieIes @eliibbe gu To-
fen uno fi9 81 oerbeiratbsn ipie am
oere 2eute." llniere vStaatsmdnner"
baben aipar f9on p8erf9iebenss" ee=
%leitet, benz Sbigen biirfte aber bod
Der erite preis - fir SlDbiinn ges
biibren. - columbia"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-08-01
NnS Den aBOercn FatboliiGei a
Scttun

Dem GSareniobn unb mut6maBlis
6en Sbronfplger bon RuBlano mar es
niGt p~ergDnnt i'm 8ette, umseben bon
8erpanoten unb Srsunben gu iterben.
@uf elmer 2anbftraBe i'm fernen 8aus
tdius bauGte Der 8rOBfiirit in ben
@rmen elmer 9auernfrau feline Seele
aus. Der an S6ninoIu6t leibenbe
junge Wann bate aqein cine &aofdbrt
unternommen unb erlitt untertpegs eli
men 9lutiturS; ben bonn Habe Sinz
tenben fling cine bes Weees tommenbe
8auernfrau in ben @rmen auf unb
Der Grbe bes gsarenrei6es itarb 10
perlafen, tpie Der drmTte 8ettler. =
u9erolo bes 9laubens."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-08-01
gaseatbaarper oSasetts, gir,,stas; nen 1. A,aent 1890.

gen, cine mad Der anoeren. erlebi9t
iperber, meint iebr ri9tig Elm bemotras
Tides We9ielbldtt. (Grcelftor).
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-08-01

Sin Mann, Der bic 3eit perItebt
i9eint 8if9of Seblep bon Sirminqz
BAN, gnglanb, gu fein, Der in elmer
Gebe an feline SiDSeianen Solaenbes
iagte: IS lit gut, baB bic 2aieni6aft
geborlom uno erseben fei, aber es gibt
5pei Irten @eborIam nnb Grae6enz
belt. gs eibt einen 9eborIam, Der
ergeben unb untbdtig 1T, uno einen
8ebor1am, Der obtpobl lpbal bod tbGz
tig iein min. Was ib ipiinf9e, lit,
Dab Die fatbolii9e 2aieni6aft reaiaz
mer fei; benin bic Seigbeit bat Der Sir
6e in Der 8ergansenbeit piel Na9t6eil
gebradt. Wdren bic aatboliten thu
tig getpeien unb bGtten lie man6mal
ibre 3Gbne ge5eigt, 70 mD6te man
benz fatb. 9lauben man9en Na6tbeil
erfpart BADEN. Der Sale fam in
flint 8~eSiebungen bic g(rbeit Der
Stride unteritiiben: Grftens burb
Spmpatbie nit benz prisIter, Der
Acknowledgements Der Organiiatpr
unb Better in ieiner@ emeinbe iein muB,
apeitens our4 @rlangen bon eebiibz
renoer @ertretung Der 8atboliten in
Offentli6en g%orpDrationen uno tbGtis
ger S6eilnabme an Offentli6en @ngez
legenbeiten; brittens bur4 @riinbung
BON Clubs uno seieli9aftli9en 8ers
einen in 8erbinbuns nit Der Stride;
piertens bur9 Die prefe, pelcbs
beinabe Die erite Ma1t u%nieres 3eits
alters 1T, inbem iie bieielbe materiel
! untsrGjasui aup tiipttsns bpSa arsi'
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-08-01

81, Ell! = Hep. pbelan bonn v0es
tern 8dtdman" beItebt Darauf, bab
gr5bii9pf Sean, Der balb in Qmerifa
lanoen piro, S9iebsri9ter iein ipu
5pii4en Stf6pf SanHen unb Der infam
rebeuii9en ct. YatriGss @emeinbe in
@uit ct. 2ouis. gDie, ipu bieIer
bD4it liberale 9err benz 8ii6pfe unb
Dem pdpitli6en 2esaten iiber ben &opf
iteigen? Sas brau9t's mod. 8, ees
nib peiB Hep. pbelan audi ni6t, baB
es 2iberalismus in bteiem 2anbe eibt,
benin er idgt ia: sd unb Seq iinb
Sins" rWonber ipbp this y2eo" man
be?!" gSepp" in Der 8aIt. n8atb.
@%oltsatg."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-08-01

Wir bemertten iiingit, bab Die @er>
bimmelung Der imperialiftii9en go
litit Gnslanb's unb Der Ser. Staaten
Dur4 Den ct. pauler PrGlaten uno
feline angelegentltGe 9efiirnprtuna
zines INNER eneeren &nf9luHes Der
beiben Rei9e ppn Der LIBERAL atbolis
i3en preiie iorsfGltig tootgsi9piegen
tperoe, neil lie ieiner pppuldritGt bel
ben irii4en 2anbsleuten i9aben fDnnz
tie. Wie mir jeBt aus Dem ,Nprt6s
t~peitern GbrOnicIe" bon 81. 8aul erTez
ben, lit bic neueite 2eiftuns Sr. @nas
ben benz gen. 8ldtte aber bod ,su itdrz
fer Sabat" 9epeIen.
Sn einem lGnaeren Qrtitel, Der nift
nur an Der tir1lifen uno i~nnerspolitiz
ften 9oltung Des prdldten nidts aus
5uiteaen finbet, Ionbern i'm @egentbeil
bieielbe auf's Observation-Disclosures lob
prei1t uno bepeibrGu6ert, perarat es
bod benz .GitiSen Spbn Srslanb" Iein
oemoni tratipes G~iebdugeln nit Gna.
lano rlft ipentg uno iparnt duSoriids
lid ben Prdiibsnten Mc&tnIsp, fid
nur ia niHt etipa ein3ubilben, baB Be-
ia9ter rGit!Sen" rauf ieiner 3onboner
Wltiiipn Die 8eiinnunsen Der america
niiden &atboliten ober bic prinaipien
Der Srii6z @merifaner reprGientirt"
babe; baB bteie pielmebr BON benz bIuz
tigen llnterio1unss >8ris9e ouf ben
phtltppinen ni9ts ni7Ien pollten. -
uGrcellior."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-08-01

Der gelebrte protsItant Or. sso6nz
ION mar bel ar Teiner 8ele6rt6eit
Elm un9liitli4er MeniG. @r mar aur
ueber3eugung geldngt, baB nlr in Der
tdtboltfhen Stride bds Sell au finben
lei; bod pus Spfer, bas ibm Die gez
tebrung auferlesen piirbe, i4redte i'm
ab. sd perbe niemals Elm 9apiit
tperbsn," faste er, nes lei benin BEL Der
Nnndberune bes Spbes." limb Der Sob
tam, dber Die abgepieTene @nc nibt.
S6redli4 mar iein @nbe in Der Ser
5tpetfIung. @r nabm feline Sroitporte
an. nSepermann tennt feline eigenen
Sinoen," iagte er, nunb bic @naben,
Die er mibbrdudt bat! Mub nun id,
Der ib @nbere bele6rt babe, fel6it Elm
8erporfener ieine" Sa, SobnIon bat
@nberen Die 2ebren Der fatbpliiGen
Sir9en p%ertiinoet, bat iie ge9en bic
&eber bertbeioiet; er fesnete sSene, bic
it9 CUR tatbolii9en Stride ~bete6rten,
bod an ibm erfiQte iiG bic Srpbuna
Gbriiti: rNi4t Sober, Der gu mir laet:
9err, Serr, pirb ms Simmeirei6
elngeben, ionoern iper ben Wiaen mel
nes gaters tbut." = .&atb. Wo9enz
bIatt."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-08-01

Der We9iel lit in @Qem etfpos
SIBes. 60 bentt man apeifeQos in
WatbtngtOn. 8on ben a9t Cabinets
mttgliebern, nit benen !Serr Mc8inlep
feline praiibentf9aft begonnen bat,
perbleiben nd4 4lser's 4bgana INNER
nod bret: Gage, Der S9abamtsIetrez
tar, Gong, Der Slottenistretdr, uno
Wtllon, Der Setretdr bes @der6aus
0spartements. Sn feinem anberen
Cabinet Der lebten SabrSebnte baben in
10 turaer 3eit 10 pisle @enoerunaen
itattsefunben. SIN Staatsz Oepartes
ment naltet iogar felt spei Sabrei
i9on Der brittle Mann. ga, ia, Serr
Ufc&inlep meint, bur9 @bpe9Ieiuna
ergOben gu tDnnen. = ,@abr6eitsS
freunb."
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-01-05

Wynne, Ark, Jan. I. Sid wilkins
shot and instantly killed J. H. Steven.
five soath o. this city, using double
barrel shotgun. wilkins sho, four loads
into Stevens breast, tearing his body
nearly In two and blowing out his heart
and vitals Wilkins was living on a
farm which Stevens had rented. and was
TO have possession Of the first Of the
year. Stevens drove mp with two loads
Of corn to put IN the crib Wilkins or.
dered him not 20 go inside, but stevens
paid no attention 10 the ORDER and drove
In, saying he was going to unload the
corn. Then wilkins snot him. The
murderer and his victim, u Is said had
some trouble over a negro killing sever.
al years ago, which was neye- fully set.
tied.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-01-05


Mr.. Marcus Stone, the English artist
WINS when q young man much associated
with Dickens o. an illustrator Of .Onr
Mutual Friend" and % Great Expee.
iations. lie notes that Dickens char.
acters were 20 positively real 20 hin
that the artists never bad the least dim.
Guilty In learning all about them from
him.
When. says Mr. Stone. II b-i IN
20 o. him and get instructions aud hints
a. % the characters I had 70 draw. I al.
ways got clear and definite answer
except GA two occasions Ynu wifi re-.
member that silas Wegg. IN oar Mn.
fual Friend, bad q wooden lea. Inske.l
Dickens which leg IL was Hs gave me
40 answer which turned out % b.
wrong. The other occasion YVES this.
When De was discussing The roger II
the stury. he said that one u the sr bel.
IN % should be- the death Of Eu.ele
Raeburn You will remember that Ia.
gene ksebuEn does not die. His Great Z
relentcd at the laRt moment and allowed
him to live.
Anthony Trollope, the artist says.
was Just the reverse Of this "He q /
not seem to take anything like the same
interest In his characters a. Dickens.
When would ask him a question about
one 81 his characters. his answer nearly
always was, i don't know Had the
Young lady fair hair or dark; / would
ask. Il don't know. was the reply.
Wss she tail or middle sized or smnllt'
would inquire 4 don't know. wa.
again the answer
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-01-05
4 through Express Safe Blown
lfn and the Express Car
Was Shattered.
GAMOUNT SECURED
Is NOT ASCERTAINED.
~ We're Five or Six MeM In the
I'D and After Completing Their
Work Left the Scene With
Their Booty.

hansfeld, Mo-, Jan. 4 The first sue.
nsful attempt ut train robbery on the
me OF the Kansas City. Fort Scott and
Memphis route occurred last night At
f;6b O'Clock at wacomb. a small station
i've miles east OF this point. Macomb
being flag station, one Of the robbers
got aboard the westbound train At Nor.
wood, the first station east OF Macomb,
paying his faro TO Macomb. and com.
polling the train 70 stop there IL was
Immediately boarded by five or six
masked men who. covering all members
Of the crew with winchesiers and re.
volvets, compelled tine engineer and
fireman 20 cut loose from the remainder
Of the train. The mail, baggage and
express cars were then run mp the line
about two miles ard stopped in a lonely
cut, where Engineer Calender was put
In front Of the robbers and forced
TO break open the door OF the
express car. after which he was placed
In front Of the foremost robber and to.
gether they entered the express car, GOV.
eriIg Southern Express Messenger New.
ton and Baggagman Sieben with their
pistols, forcing them to adjourn 70 the
outside Of the car. They then proceed.
ed 10 dynamite the through safe. Two
charges Of dynamite werc used, com.
pletely demolishing the burglar proof
safe Of the Southern Express company
and playing havoc with the car and IL
contenss IL Is not known how much
.zaavey and valuables were secured, as
the safe blown open was through safe.
being opened only at few Of the most
important towns along the line between
Memphis and Kansas City. Everything
was taken from IL and IL Is safe to say
that they were we'll paid for their
trouble. The local safe which contain.
ed ali local money picked mp was not
molested.
Special Agent Chester, Of the Mem.
phis route was aboard the train and fol.
lowed the robbers. He got close enough
to get n good view OF them at work and
has fairly good description Of one OF
them. IL is thought that one Of the
party was a railroad man. he being able
70 handle the engine with all the ease OF
an old engineer and also the other mem.
bers were we'll acquainted with the fac,
that the through safe was carried In the
rear car as no attention was paid to for.
ward cars other than TO keep all hands
In them closely guarded. No attempt
was made 10 modest the passengers and
Il did not seem TO excite them very
much. The robbers are supposed ia
have taken a southerly direction. After
leaving the train they hurried away into
the underbrush, firing shots into the air
a. they went
A posse under Special Agent Chester,
IA being organized and will leave for the
scene Of the robbery rs soon rs IL Is day.
light.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-01-05
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Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-01-05

Richmond. Jan. News has been
received here from Lexington that the
superintendent Of the Virginia Military
institute has issued an order dismissing
the entire frat class Of that institution
consisting OF 80 ctdets. The young men
dismissed represent ~ states and their
offense was a breach Of discipline com.
mitted on New Years eve In tho face CT
special warning.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-01-05

Muskogee, |. T., Jan. 4-Nelson NJ.
Jones. ex.deputy marshal, his son
David. George Moppin, a negro, 7. W.
Martin and Stoke Martin, have been
lodged In jail here. These men were in.
dlfnd BY tho Federal grand jury for
kAnapping and arson in connection
with the burning nc the stake Of Palmer
sampon and Lincoln McGaisy, Semi.
noe indian boys near Maud, o. T., last
lsnnary. Other arrests will follow.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-01-05
Whom Gunpowdrr wa. N.,,.

A curious feature about thi. evolu
ton In methods Of hunting was the
besiiation with which grnrowa.r vas
taken up by Tia great mobiles Nc OF
did u take quite a century 90 familiar.
ize hunters with IL, bot the evidence
that has come down % ~ shows that
the humble classes were the first 20 ne
it for shooting game. Macmillan. ar
dent sportsman that be- was. tells o.
himself that be could shoot flftlsr r-4
with greater accuracy with bic crorsbow
than his keeper could with the fire tube
To prove this he tells u the Wei
known story of certain chamois star
ing at q distance Of 200 fathoms, which
after being pronounced a. too far on by
his henchman. who was armed wit4
one Of the fret sporting firearms men
toned In print. comes tumlling down.
pierced at the 6rst attempt. by the em
peror's bolt
From other sources we learn ~ stri .
measures being adopted 20 prevent
poachers and wood loafers" using i.c
arms. and this alta period when prime.
still uscd the cumhrous crnssbow and
spear. Il was only IN the last quarter
Of the sixteenth century That hreaims
had ousted other weapons Tor certain
forms Of the chase, the deer battue be-
ing among the latter. -Gentleman' =
Magazine
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-01-05
unJor I.nwrI. and IN. snid.,

Major Lawrie is the hero of au inter
esting superstition Before Athara be
discovered IN the yentilator q bis bel.
met an energetic spider. when came
out Ia the evening aud, having had his
supper on flies, returned 20 his hiding
pace Perhaps, remembering the stoiy
Of Bruce and the spider. the major LEFT
his new friend BrmOlested aud went
into the Atbafa fight with him. Men
were killed all round but Major Livrie
escaped without scrntch AZ Dmduf
man be commanded battery aud aeain
was unwounded. Meanw bile q spider
slumberod IN the helmet. waiting Tor
the ridiculous human commotion 20
cease that be- might come cut aud kill
ilie- for supper
When the hurry burly was over.
Major Lawrie packed various articles
70 be- sent home aud among them the
helmet and the spider. Too late. be- 90.
membered that he had sent his little
friend on long voyage without any
larder. In great tribulation be hastenod
20 London, opened the helmet box, ex.
pecting TO find the spider a corpse, and
was rejoioed 10 seo him alive, and even
vigorous Stranger still, on the way %
England be I've beg pardon-shej bad
produced two young spiders Public
Opinion
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-01-05
wAsHINeToN's BIRTHDAY
That IL the Date Negros. VIII Hold
Their Annual Conference.

Montgomery, Ala, Jan. Tho year.
ly Iuskegee negro conference held IN
connection with the tn. kegee Normal
and Industrial institute at Tuskegee,
Ala, will h. held Wednesday. Feb. -.
The attendance from all over the south.
ern states promises 10 BE- large. The
meeting will he composed mainly q
farmers, mechanics. teachers and min =.
tiers, and the subjects 70 b. discussed
will bear principally upon industrial. ed.
Irrational, mor1l and religious conditions
Of the negro. Special emphasis vii. 10
laid upon the importance Of colored
people buying homes and making them.
selves proficient for all occupations by
which they are surrounded In the sout 4.
On Fec. % the annual Workers confer.
ence, which Is composed OF presidents
and instructors in various negro schools
Of high grace in the south, will occur.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-01-05
Min. prIr.r crn.h.a 90 n..,h.

PitisburR. Kan. Jan 4-James Far.
rell, driver In Mount Carmel Cod
company's shaft No. 3. At Chicopeo, foug
miles from here, lost his life In the mine.
He had gone into a room 70 help min.
or push out car OF coal when the roof Of
the mine fell In, rock n inches thick
Z feet wide and lS feet long. falling IN
his body. His life was literally crushed
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-01-05

my family can't help feeling III
tlo proud Of having been carried uyei
by the Mayhowor said the young wo
man who was visiting In Chicago
us that soi" answered the younl
man interestedly "Nono of our folk
ever went into the florist business
What brought Us through was wheat
Washington Star.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-01-05

Here Is 10 Juvenile story picked up By
the Chicago News: What bright eyes
you have" said the visitor TO 5-year old
Tommy you must got plenty of
sleep"
"Yos'm," he answered. "My nam
ma makes mo 90 TO led every night at 5
o'clock. "
That's TO keep you healthy. said
the visitor
"No, It amt, replied the youngster
Its 10 she can mend my clothes
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-01-05

II would surprise New Workers q
know that there are families IN Bali
more who 20 into the very best society
Of the city-and IL Is universally ad
mitted that there il no better society In
the world than that Of this city-aua
whose incomes are under a.. 600
u y not chenpness that rules Balu
more society, but IL Is Resemblance
Search the world over ard you will not
find loyelier dancers, prettier girl. OF
more universal cheeriElness IL i. IN
the atmosphere Of the town. Bllti
more American.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-01-05
AFFAlRs coMpLlcAIEn.
EssaEs.sisa sf Jsae-. In css. c-a.ss
ZONE c~afu.isu.

rofne C~ufusiau.
Havana, Jan. 4--Major General
Brooke has had long conference with
Generals Butler. wads and Cloas re-
garding Cuban administration. Tho
Judiciary OF the island Il IN a state Of
confusion. Many judges have resigned
ana others airs about % 90 % The new
PROV neal governors are NOT able 70 Al
vacancies quickly becauss tney do not
know the character u the au1.icants
As result the trials % persons under
criminal aeeus itions Will b. necessarily
delayed
A deputltion from tine municipal
council called upon Major General Lui.
low. military governor Of the DEPART.
mento Havana, 10 offer the resignatlon
Of the council. General Ludlow asked
It's members TO retain their positions, as
existing conditions required the assist
ance Of all. without distraction Of M.
tionality.
A committee Of local bankers viii
meet Major General Brooke 20 discuss :
uniform method o: getting Spanish cur.
rency out Of the country. the banker.
importing American money. They wish
TO get Cuban commerce upon an Ameri.
can basis as soon As possible.
Three cases Of smallpox have been
discovered At Mariano. near the emp.
Major Harrison has moved the sex 10 a
tent two miles away. burned the hoass
where they had been and viccinlted tins
residents Of the locality.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-01-05

>In,llas, Jan. 4'-AAugust Rosenheld, a
,,.sman in the employ Of the Standard
Tleetric company, was killed on Bryan
.,,,e, by coming in contact with a live
~ He and his comrades were string.
~ wire on that street when the acct.
aent occurred.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-01-05

Walnut Ridge, ARK, Jan. 4-Ths
four small ohilaren of W. T. Cooper ate
\ can Of sardines while playing house.
keeping, All were soon seisid with
spasms, presumably from poisoning. Al.
tgro, Robbie and Pear are dead. Onn
yomiied freely and will recover
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-01-05

The extraordinary preoocity Of chill.
aron Of India has called forth the aston.
ishmout Of u recent traveller, who says
that many Of them are skilled workmen
at an age when children are usually
learning the alphabet.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-01-05
LEGAL BLANkS.

The Eagle carries full Inc Of the
following named legal blank, anl sells
them in small quantities at lhe prices
quoted. For larger quantities ,all q,
Eagle office Tor pnces.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-01-05

Texarkana. Tex, Jan. 4.s-A collision
,.curred between the southbouud pas.
.srger train OF the Cotton Belt railroad
"a = switch engine in the company's
80 here Tho engine. were badly
sm.shed and the passengers were jostlod.
T,,ers was no other damage done.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-01-05

Chicago, Jan. 4-The Metropolitan
Elevated railroad was sold by Master N
Chsncery sherman for SO,UOO, 900. TIE
road was bought by Fred p. Olcou u
New York, chairman OF the organise.
tion committee.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-01-05

Aberdeen, Miss, Jan. "A fire NJ
Amory destroyed the stocks and build
ings OF $. @. Parham, general merchant
J.. l. Longbridge and Bryan and Elkin.
druggists, and $ @. Stevens, dry goods.
The amount Of the losses has not been
Ascertained.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-01-05

sherman, Tex, Jan. Airs. William
Sailing, the wife OF farmer, was
burned 70 death 90 miles south OF thu
place. She was alone and It is suppose
her clothing accidentally caught fire.
Her BODY was horribly burned.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-01-05

Fort smith. Ark, Jan. 4.-Ina Christ.
40. tirbt at Huntington, Walter Smith
.-.s seriously wounded by two boys.
Monday Smith died gnd two bo7s named
esaekelford are held without bail
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COUNTY orTIcEls

CurNTY oFTiCEEs "
Judge, A. q. Board. \
Clerk. q. W. McMichael.
Attorney, Cha. s. Gamer.
Tax Collector. J. J. Adams.
Tax Assessor, x. ". Nall.
sheriff, 7. G. Num-.
Treasurer, A. W. Buchanan.
District Clerk. J. q Williams.
Commissioners X. J. Deems. lee
Edge, Felix Phiilips. r. II. Arlington.
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81. s-u.ss .nd Ne
CITY d COMMITTEES.

shs s-usas and Hs-
CITY u, COMMITTEES.
A-There were less
the door when tha
oif o y. after the bolt
Mayor, G. A. Adg..a.s,,cs an the
Marshall, T. P. l.
ispnty Marshal. H.. and Mr.
Secretary and Tfea, .,,.a IN THEN
khO,les. ...io- and
City Sexton. II. II. JoI.,on.
Constable, q. L. Baker. tnvontioi
Aldermen 4. 6. Tabor,.i fines
ell. W. W Harris, G. II. Wiser. an
Lawrence. ueo,
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-01-05

Tears are the sign Of a broken noso
oftener than they are the sign Of n
broken heart. Detroit Journal.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-01-05

Havana, Jan. 4-General MAIimo
Gomez, from bis camp 200 miles west.
ward. has addressed a proclamation "a
the Cuban army, advising against dis
banding until the proceedings at Wash.
ington regarding the pay Of the insur.
gent troops have been completed. Il "a
dated Dec. %.