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The San Francisco call., 1899-10-21
BACKERS OF
SISQUOC GOT
A SWELL RUN
I wo-Year-Old Ran Away
I wice-Three Choices
Downei at Oakland.

Of all the favcrites that met disaster in
the spiashy going at Oakland yesterday
olsquoc was the most unfortunate. The
Brutus gelding ruled a l to favorite for
the opening two-year-old scramble and
While the small field was at the post ran
away twice over the course with Ward.
ms ms naturally placed him hors de COM
bat, ana Halifax, an s to l shot, disposed
OF Ella du Poy by a head when Ferguson
hqally dispatched the bunch
IL was not red-letter day for the tai
ent, as Modwena and Rio Chico, also
prime choices were laid away.
Mat storm started the Morello fiIly Mod
Wena for the first time in the second
event, over the Futurity course, and she
must have been trifle short. Better sea-
the stretch, beating the favorite out with
ease by four lengths. The Offering expe-
rienced no difficulty in securing the show.
LaTator made his company In the mile
iGi hGaindlcap look like nothing. Picking UP
Ig4 pounds and starting a to 10 favorite
the chestnut horse made a gallop of 1t the
entire way. Lothian did not seem to fancy
Ihe gong, managing, however, to best
Judge WoHord for the place.
On his last performance Rio Chico did
not figure a great chance to win the
fourth event, at six furlongs but the
gelding was yesterday played for a good
thlng. j. Brown again had the mount
and his odds fell from threes to to 5.
Away in the lead strangely enough
Sink entry looked like Hawkins horse
until furlong from the wire, when Lode
star got up, and in a drive won by a
length. Ringmaster made fine run from
the rear, securing the show.
Old LOvdal, after many attempts, finally
won purse. He closed favorite for the
closing. seven-furlong affair, and overtak-
ing Mike Rice the last portion of the trip
earned the decision in hard drive. Away
poorly, Frawley astride Polish, the second
choice, ran third.
The San Francisco call., 1899-10-21
Track Notes.

]. Brown, the rider of Rio Chico, was
suspended pending an investigation into
the races of the sprinter Rio Chico.
The trainer of Lodestar was informed
that unless in future the horse ran more
consistently his entry would be refused.
President Thomas II. Williams Jr re-
turned from his hunting trip in the north
ern part of the State yesterday.
The California Jockey Club has in pro-
ject a great stake race. 1t is a Futurity,
with $4,000 added by the Oakland associa-
tion. The conditions will be formulated
by Judge Murphy and Handicapped Brooks
and will be made public in few days.
The distance viii probably be six and a
half furlongs, and Mr.. Williams said he
saw no reason why the race should not be
worth $25 900 to the winner. Being, of
course, for two-year-olds, December, 1901,
will see it's first decision.
Beginning with to-night's issue, the
Daily Racing News Will henceforth ap-
pear both as an evening and morning
turf journal. The previous form of every
horse starting viii be published in each
edition.
The San Francisco call., 1899-10-21
HORSES FALL IN A RACE.
Jockeys Escape Injury IN Mixup at
Iatonia.

CINCINATTI, Oct. 2O.-1n the opening
race at Latonia to-day Alluvian, ridden by
Lowe, fell as the field turned into the
home stretch, and Young Bel, with South
ard. fell over him. Alluvian died from a
broken neck, but Young Bel escaped in
Jury The Jockeys were not seriously In
3ured. Weather fair, track heavy, Re-
suits:
six furiongs. selling-sound Money won,
Land Ho second, San Durango third. Time,
1:2Oh.
Five furiongs-Laura G G won. Flora Dan
iels second, My Butterfly third Time, I:oSA.
Mile. sening-Pat Cleburne won. Rubei sec
ond Friedland third. Time, 1:47h
Mile selling-Flop won McGeary second, DR..
Withrow third Time 1:47ia.
Mile and a half, selling-Goodrch won, Ko-
dak second, Fatherland third. Time, 245A.
CHICAGO. Oct 2O.--weather clear. track
good, at Harlem. Results:
Seven furlongs-Aloha II won, Ben Chance
second, Tekla third. Time, 1924.
six furlongs-Andes won, Filtration second
Bernard NJ third. Time. 1:15b
Mile and 100 yards-Annelia Fonso won, Bara-
teria second! Tony Honing third Time, l:47|a
Six and a half furlongs-Georgie won, Harry
Duke second, Harry Thoburn third. Time.
1:21is.
Five furlongs-Fidel Youlin won. F1orinel II
second Satan third. Time. 1:0s.
One mile-Ed Upton won Per1wig second
Nettie Regent third. Time. 1:421z.
The San Francisco call., 1899-10-21
sundays Handball Sport.

The play at Phil Ryan's handball court,
S5s Howard street, for next Sunday prom
ises to be exciting, in consequence of the
advancement of James White and ]. Col
Inns from the Juvenile class to that of the
proficient, by reason of the splendid
play made by them last Sunday when
they competed for the Phil Ryan medal;
NJ J. Kilgallon and r. Linehan, two of
the best all-round players on this coast.
This game promises TO be not only in
teresting. but will decide the fate of two
old hand performers against young blood
and modern methods of sidetracking
balls. The other entries are:
J. R. Bockman and D. J. sheehan va e.
T. Leach and A. McVicker vs.. J. Condor
and r. Housman.
E. Barry and ]. Kirby VS.. D. Regan and
T. Foley.
B. Clements and E. Antron vs. w Hasseli
and w. Collins.
J. Harkins and L. Meyer We. P. Duffy and T.
O'Brien
D. Rodgers and P. Ryan vs. NJ Mcdonald
and G.. Mcdonald
James Harlow and e Maloney va M Ma
guire and e. Curiey.
The San Francisco call., 1899-10-21

THE prizes won IN the fourth annual
regatta Of the Pacific Interclub
Yacht Association, held September 9,
in the bay, were presented yesterday
IN the Merchants Exchange by T. F.
Tracy, ex-cornmodore OF the Corinthian
Yacht Club and president of the associa-
ton. The principal prize was the fourth
silver cup presented by J. N. MacdOnough
to the association, and won by Commo-
dore Carl Westerfeld and r. H. Morrow s
sloop Aeolus, being the third Macdonough
cup carried off by that swift sloop. The
cup was manufactured by Shreve & Co.
and Is Of a handsome classical design,
with two massive handles 1t has cap
stan as a base. In front is an engraved
picture Of the Aeolus running before the
wind with all sail set.
The San Francisco call., 1899-10-21
BERKELEY MAN SAID
TO HAVE BEEN MURDERED
DR.. Theo Wunschow and a Servant
Disappear in the Hills of
MaYirn

Los ANGELES, Oct pa well-known
mining man of Sonora, now in this civ,
says that Dr. Theo Wunschow, an Ameri
can physician, whose family lives at
Berkeley Cal, has been murdered IN
Sonora. Dr. Wunschow. accomnaniad Nv.
a native servant, left the town of Rari-
acora on August 16 last for Santa Helena
he had large amount of gold dust On
ms ms person and he intended to purchase a
Helena. Neither Or. Wunschow nor bie tts
servant ever arrived at Santa Helena
Friends at Bariacora have sent out
ssearchlng parties, but no trace could be
!ouhu. some of his friends believe that
the servant killed and robbed him. while
others are inclined to the belief that he
Ieii IIiii IN with band of hostile Yaquis, who
killed both of them. !" ''0
The San Francisco call., 1899-10-21
CHALLENGES HARVARD.
University of California After Foot.
ball Match.

CAMBRIDGE, Mass. Oct 20.-The Har-
ward football team tonight received a
challenge from the University of CaIifor-
MIA for a game to be played in San Fran
cisco on Christmas day. AS the crimson
eleven will have finished the season and
gone out of training long before that time
and as the consent OF the athletic com
mittee probably could not be obtained for
such an extended trip, the challenge will
probably be declined, but not until every
reasonable effort has been made by the
student body to influence the faculty to
sanction the trip.
The San Francisco call., 1899-10-21
VIII Teach O1ympians to Swim.

y ID CAVILII, champion swimmer Of
the world, has been secured by the
Olympic Athletic Club as instructor
In that branch of sport. He is en-
route to this city on the steamer Alameda
from Australia. Cavill was here two years
since and spent much of his time with
Olympic Club men. When a vacancy oc-
mentioned for the place. He had ex-
pressed a desire to come here and accept
ed an offer made him by the club through
John A Hammersmith, the leader 1t is
the intention of the club directorate to de-
velop the swimming department to the
fullest extent. The junior class is increas-
ing rapidly in membership and as a result
the gymnasium is again the scene of much
activity.
The San Francisco call., 1899-10-21
SPORT AT SUTRO'S.

The entries for the aquatic sports hold
weekly at Sutro Baths are as follows:
-Fitty-yard dash, novice-W Fleming
Ritfer tlrlia9 % TnI r. Neal G. Shilling. R Cook F.
yard dash, 1uveniles-T La Husen. c. suIjivsD o1
u " lloeTt' H. Steltes. c. Lundin J. Laird n
"llsQn T. Smith. Z. Minter. l00-yard tub race
~. Wells II. Stelljes e. Boyer. c. Aneust1Is
B Berry 0sehi Z. ERlSonoyan, G. adler A. Baurdin B.
fancy springhoard diving-M. Cathcarf wv w
LOU Douglass' j. Cartwright. NJ. Divert W. Hoff-
EaM, u FeterS, O. Misner. J. A jackson, r.
d Brien' A Baganatori, r. Cordeii.
The San Francisco call., 1899-10-21
Martin on a Winner.

LONDON, Oct. 2O.-At to-day's racing
at Sandown Park the Temple handicap
was won by Filasser. "Skeets" Martin
finished second on Suppliant Tod Sloan
rode Myakka and was unplaced Fourteen
horses ran. Betting 100 to s against
Myakka and 10 to ! against Suppliant
Escurial, ridden by Martin, won the
Park selling plate. Betting Z to q
The Hersham two-year-old race was
won by Scot Free, Implicit was second
third. Betting 30 to l against Crawley.
The San Francisco call., 1899-10-21

tralia before the Eureka Athletic Club.
deal of his Old-time cleVerness. He
blocked well, ducked and skipped about
like a youngster O Donnell failing to put
a glove on him until the third round, and
then only light blows We're exchanged.
A straight right punch on the jaw dazed
the veteran in the fourth round A series
Of right and left punches in the fifth,
supplemented by q hard right swing on
the jaw, sent KilrGtn to the floor, where
upon his seconds threw up the sponge.
The San Francisco call., 1899-10-21
RnoTING NEGRO SOLDIERS
One Fatally Shot in a Gambling
Huuse in Texas.

AUSTIN, Oct. 2O.-Advices were re-
ceived here to-day from Rio Grande City,
Texas that number Of negro soldiers
belonging to the Ninth Cavalry, stationed
al Fort Ringgold, on the Rio Grande bor-
der, entered a gambling house there and
started a row with the proprietor, which
soldiers and a number of citizens of the
place. A number of shots were ex-
changed One negro soldier was fatally
shot and a number Of others slightly
wounded
The San Francisco call., 1899-10-21
Pearl Hart Captured.

Ell PASO, Oct. 2O.-Pearl Hart, the
Arizona woman bandit, who escaped
from jail at Tucson, Ariz., two weeks ago
was arrested to-day at Deming, n. n
,Where she arrived last night on horse
pack with male companion. She viii
De taken back TO Tucson tonight.
The San Francisco call., 1899-10-21
MODEL POsT0FFICE
AT THE EXPOSITION

Herald. Copyrighted, 1899, by James Cor
don Bennett.
PARIS, Oct. 20.-Americans who visit
the Paris Exposition next year can have
their mail addressed to them at a model
American postoftice in the Exposition
Information was received from Com.
missioner General Peck to-day that he
had arranged with the French postal au-
thorities to have such an office in opera
ton Mails will be handled by American
postal employees and by a detail of clerks
from the Paris Postofffce.
The San Francisco call., 1899-10-21
Coursing at Dallas

DALLAS, Texas, Oct. 2O.-The sport in
the American Coursing Clubs annual
meet to-day was witnessed by the largest
crowd of the meeting. Results:
Northern SURPRISE beat Winning Style; Sir
Guy beat Lord Glenkirk: Lord Stewart beat
TonalSawa: Imp Temple beat Beer Brewer:
King of Hills beat Lady Roger; Borderer beat
Little Van; Emln Pasha beat Silver Lion; Sill
yer Wings beat Cliffdale; May Queen beat
Van Imp; Imp. Metallic beat Reva; Stonehenge
beat Black Beauty.
The San Francisco call., 1899-10-21
Third race-Futurity course; two-year-olds;
Fifth race-six furlOngs; handicap; three
xtb race-one mile; selling; four-year-o
Selections for TO-DAY.

First race-Una Colorado San Carlos, Katie
Gibbons.
Second race-Rio Chico, Tourist II. Billy A
Third race-Alee, Gundara. Infnity.
Fourth race-Morinel New Moon, SHIPS
Fifth race-Etta H. Sorrow. Sallie Goodwin.
Sixth race-Tenrica. Frank Jaubert, Mon
The San Francisco call., 1899-10-21
Quakers Win the Fourth.

BROOKLYN, Oct. 2O.-PhiladeIphia won the
fourth game of the match series to-day by
better hitting. McJames was knocked out OF
the box IN the fifth inning ard was succeeded
by Donovan who held the Philles down. The
weather was cold and the Brooklyns felded
raggedly. The series is tied and to-mor-
rows game will decide. Score:
The San Francisco call., 1899-10-21
Took Morphine,

NiSAIIA, Oct. 2o.-H. A. Brown of Oak
ialo ian @ died suddenly in this city this morn
ing from an overdose of morphine.
The San Francisco call., 1899-10-21

nerve force. HUDYAN cures headaches
or dizziness (fg.- y, hollow, eyes and
sunken cheeks Zig. p, disorderred dige:s33
tion and loss Of appetite Gig. 81, torpid
of limbs Gig. 81, and shaky knees Gig. g,
Are you despondent, melancholy, weak;
easily tired out? Do you lack energy and
horrid dreams? Do you tremble, feel sick
to stomach at times, and feel exhaust ed?
If So HUDYAN is what you need. hCD-
YAM will bring back your strength, en-
ergy, nerve force, appetite-will restore
the glow of health.
The San Francisco call., 1899-10-21
Loss Of
Strength
and
Nervous
VigOr

Are fOrerunneTS
of serious evil.
If your nerves
are weak, then
your bodily vigor
is at it's lowest
ebb and all the or
gans must suffer.
"Take H L D.
YAM" before seri-
Gus consequences
ensue. Don't wait
u n t / / serious
heart complica-
ton, apoplexy, or
complete prostra-
ton results.
l. - -.,I - =
The San Francisco call., 1899-10-21
KILRAIN KNOCKED OUT.
Steve o'Donnell Wins From the Vet
eran Trize-Fiphter.

BALTIMORE, Oct. 20-Jake Kilrain
was practically put to sleep tonight in
five rounds by Steve O'Donnell of Aus
The San Francisco call., 1899-10-21

Clubs r H r
PhiladeIphia ........................ II 2
Batteres-Fraser and Mcfarland; Donovan,
McJames and Mcclure
The San Francisco call., 1899-10-21

For More Sports See Eighth Page.
The San Francisco call., 1899-10-21

Time start
h h. n
The San Francisco call., 1899-10-21
MaCdOnOugh Cup Won
AeOluS.

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The San Francisco call., 1899-10-21

rovia.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-03-01


The veil known and popular Kemp
ton Comedy company, Of which Milton
Dawson, who b. nov visiting IN the
city Is a member, will probably be here
next week for a weeks engagement at
the Grand opera house at popular
prices. The Eagle hopes the arrange.
mcnts may be perfected and believes
they will be well received.
I Mr.. g.. b. Hensarling, who moved
from Bryan To Tayl,r about January !,
Was in Bryan on business this week,
and will return nome to-day. MIR. Hen
saring Is we'll pleased with his new
Nome.
f ingram wall paper 10 cents per bolt
| iglhed wall paper cents mp per double
role. Apply to Lon Johnson. d-t
A tea will be given this afternoon at
3 O'Clock at the home Of Miss Parker
for the benefit Of the Episcopal church.
/ For accident aud life insurance either
ia lodges on straight lie companies ste
Joe b. Reed Also sells Hour, rice and
coffee. #
Vi W. A. Pattie, Of Roanoke, Va, Is here
Visiting Mr. and Mrs. W. +. Saunders.
Lon Johnson has the cheapest and
finest samples of wall paper and room
moulding ever seen in Bryan. 1T
The Central Texas teachers associa.
ton will meet In Calvert March n.
Apply at this otlicei You have a house
to rent ia desirable locality and con-
yenient TO business part Of town. "a
L. J. Fountain went TO Houston yes.
terday. -
FOR RENT-Nice large cottage con
venient to school. Apply TO Il, 5. Webb
W --
DR.. Robinson OF Bedias, Grimes coun
ty, was in the city yesterday. -
Miss Sue McIelland is visiting II
Calvert.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-03-01

old robin" famous livery stable
horse, was breathing his la, here yes
terday. Robin was about sixteen years
old and was brought to Bryan about
eight or ten years ago from Waxahachie.
lie was high spirited and could make a
mile In 3 minutes, being regarded as
one Of the best drivers ever brought to
this place. One Of his escapades sew.
erAl years ago Was to dash through the
basement story Of the main build ng at
the A. & NJ. College with an empty
buggy, having gotten loose during com.
mencement exercises.
"El Captain" was presented 10 aGal-
weston audience at the Grand Opera
house last night, and LETT the house in
a very much pleased humor. ri Cap
itan' was enjoyed not only for the
bright aud catchy music, but for the
fun there Ia in Il. There were a good
choru, good setting for the opera,
good cosiuming and everything that
was pleasing. sou.a has put to the
words Of Charles Klein music that has
been repeated at nearly every musical
home iu the laud.-GaIyeston News.
Mo. Williams, J. II. Taylor W. W
barnett, j. ". Barnett. W. y. Cam
rack. VI. l.. Sanders, Mitchell Sanders
. ". A. Gustayus, J. Baird, A. MeMahAn
| Billy Roberts, w. II Griffin, J. A
Wolfe. Willis Risinger, Tom Hollis
Jim Francis, Bin Duncan aud otier
were here yesterday from Madison
county. Mr.. Risinger says there is still
a considerable amount Of cotton in hi'
part Of the county.
Mayor Adams has issued a proclama
ton calling for a city election OF a mar
shal. secretary and three aldermen. Il
r. Leman {. named as pre- siding officer
The aldermen whose terms expire ar
Messrs. W. s. Howell W. W. Harri
aud G.. II. wyse. The election will b
: held Tuesday, April 4.
When you are hungry a. any hon
day or night 90 10 Charlie Elinburg
4 restaurant in the Zsnnau block. for
) hot lunch served 10 your taste. Off
The reporter learns that a man name
B, Williams from Corsieana il going to e.
tahlish a candy factory 10 the net
frame building being put up just ives
e Of the electric light plant.
wANTED-A white girI 10 cook an,
do general house work for family oftwC
:. Work very light. Apply TO &. W. NJ,
Michael, county clerk. ~
~ Picked beef al City market. 81
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-03-01
TEXAS LEL AZURE.
Several Important Measure. ns.possd of
hy the ssnAIe -. ltsn.e.

by the senate 49, tfauss.
Austin. Feb Is. In the senate yea
terday the vote on the Austin city char
ter bill passed by vote sufficient to put
IL into immediate eifcc.
On motion Of Mr. Miller. wootens
house bin establishing state tar com
mission. was takenup. slightly amended
and passed
The bin passed giving board Of trus-
tees power 10 suspend schools ON legal
holidays
staford's bill allowing parties in suits
in the ooprt Of civil appeals 10 give no.
tioe to the adverse party Of the fling
Of a motion was passed under a suspen-
Of the rules
The bin by Lloyd and Greer author
izing the Texas and New Orleans Rail
way company TO purchase and operate
the Sabine and East Texas Texas Trunk
and Louisiana Western extension rail
ways was next considered.
The bin was passed after adding a
clause that all gaps are 10 be completed
within five years
Mr. Neal secured engrossment and
final passage Of his bill. r,quhing the
fiscal and appropriation years 10 end
June 30.
Several other hills were passed but
Of unimportmit interest
Mr. Ellis called up the motion TO re-
consider the resolution Of Jan. %, call
ing for the appointment Of committees
10 visit the various eleemosynary insti.
tutions
The resolution was reconsidered, dis.
cussed at some length, but not finally
disposed o.
The bill passed permitting b. F. Coil
son and J. W. Benson or assigns 10 sue
the state for services rendered as stat,
rangers between 1857 and 1862
, Mr. Wright called up the house bill
calling for determination Of amount Of
school lands due the state and the pub
lie domain status. and moved 10 ooncui
in the senate substitute bill The hous'
ooncurred, 81 10 l2.
The bill establishing an industria
school for girls. was taken mp as specia
! order The house spent the remainde
Of the session on the measure and II wa
! unfinished at adjournment
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-03-01
LOCAL NEWS.

Corned beef at City market 81
Louis Fuller went up to Calvert yes.
tefday. -
Dr. J. u. West wen, to Bremond yes
terdsy. ~
Joe Moore, colored, died yesterday
morning.
Mrs. Brewer returned from Houston
yesterday.
Mrs. T. P. Boyett went to Hearne
yesterday. =
Mrs. W. A. Reed and children arrived
from Marlin yesterday.
II. c. Robinson and W. +. Harris
went up the road yesterday.
Millinery by Wholesale and retail
rerY cheap 81 Mrs. Prociors. q
Misses Louise and Agnes Etile re-.
thned from New Orleans yesterday.
Two good mare mules, g and : years
old, good ,ile, for sale by 5. NJ. Der
den. 81
W. T. wooten left yesterday Tor q
business trip to Waller aud Harris
counties.
Ring mp central for the correct time
supplied from John VI. Caldwelps new
electric clock. a
Misses Timoclea Shields and Jessi,
johnson came down from iIearno yes
terday TO spend sunday a, home.
For Sale Four thoroughbred Ply
mouth Rock cocks. Apply 10 W I
Ford at the Exposition saloon. 50.
yhere will probably be large attend
aiSe AZ the opera house tonight to wit
ness the production Of III Captain. th
last, biggest aud besg attraction OF th
season.
II. .. Tabor, special agent and ad
| iustof for tho New York life Will b
Glad to talk with you about hfe insnr
ance and can oller you the most liberia
contract on earth. q
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-03-01
r1sa for Christian Universities.

Chicago. Feb es DR. W II Clag.
gctt Of Texas. read a paper Monday %
the Presbyterian ministers weekly meet.
ing on The Christian University Of thu
Twentieth Century He made a plea
for the building Of the four great Chris.
tian universities and spoke Of the press
ing need Of chain Of institutions Of
the kind one he Thought should be
located in the east. one west Of tho
Rocky mountains. one in the north.
western states and the other in the south
west
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-03-01
KnIea WIN. ns.I.tlnr Arrest.

Belen. Miss Feb ~ viii Hoops, q
desperate character was shot and killed
while resisting arrest for murder A
few months ago Hoops killed a mau
named Mcdonald. and last Thursday
another named 7. J Rush. the latter in
his own home Two timbermen, Sutton
and Thurman. attempted 10 make tho
arrest but Hoops advanced on them
with an axe aud was shot twice. the
second bullet causing instant death.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-03-01

jackson. Miss Feb 2s The famous
Lipscomb poison case has hcn affirmed
inthe supreme court and the defendant
Dr W IL Lpscomh, is now doomed 10
spend the remainder Of his life IN the
penteutiary, unless the governor shall
grant him a pardon, which is extremely
unlikely Lpscomb was convicted Of
poisoning Charles T. Stewart for the
purpose OF getting the benefit Of the in.
suranca ON Stewards life
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-03-01

Il. .. Tabor special agent and adj
iustor for the New York life Will be
glad to talk with you about hfe insnr.
ance and can oller YOU the most liberal
contract on earth. q
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-03-01
MINERS WILL WALK OUT.
No Agreement Reached between Work
srs aud Operators In the nation.

~ NRNA-
srs aud Operators In the nation.
Little Rock. Feb s-The controver-
~ between the coal miners and the OPP
orators not having been settled, il seems
inevitable that there will b. nam
moth walkout at the mines in western
Arkansas and Indian Territory. There
is apparently no hope for compromise
on the differences between miners and
operators The number Of men who
will walk out is yariously estimated al
from 10000 10 1900 and the consequent
tieup will b. serious for the railroads a.
well as for other coal consumers II II
continues long
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-03-01
NOTICE.

On aud after March /, storage
will be collected on all freight
remaining at depot after required
notice has been given.
W. ;. Wilson, Agent.