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Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-11-18
CHASING AGUINALDo.
Heavy Rains aud Mud Make the Progress
Of Troop. Dinicult.

Manila Nov l7.-Generals MAcAr-
thur and Lawtons commands are new
near each other General Macarthur
is getting supplies in Tarlae over the
railroad from Bahhan with an engine
which was raised from the river by the
Ninth infantry.
Colonel llowes, who occupied Victoria
with six troops Of the Third cavalry.
has advanced 20 Rosales. A letter was
found az Victoria from Private Des.
mond, of the signal corps, one Of the 81
American prisoners held there. Thess
prisoners the lstter says, were expect
ing 10 be taken 90 the mountains before
tho army arrived.
Two thousand insurgents are reported
to be- massing at Corona. above Tarlac.
and General Mascardo Is said TO be IN
the mountains west Of Angeles, with
1000 men proposing 20 make raids
Rain has been falling throughout the
month. aud for the past week there has
been a heavy downpour The whole
couHiry j. IN a. bad condition ~ At any
time this season
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-11-18
BRAVERY or OFFICERS.
several Of the Armor.d TfAin Display
Much Courage.

RsfstA OF ths AfmoF"d Ifalu display
Much Courage.
Esicourt Thursday. Nov 10 "A cor.
respondent who visited the Sanitarium
at noon says all the armored train
wounded are doing well Captain wylie
In an interview said sergeant Tod de.
serves special mention for having sur
rounded him with boulders TO protect
him from rifle shots when lying help
less aud wounded Tod even lay down
beside the officer to cheer him up A
shell landed among the projecting
boullers. shattering them with earth.
but Captain Wylie sustained no further
injury but for Tod he would have been
killed
Several men escaped marvelously
When Winston Churchill requested
Captain Wylie to call for volunteers TO
remove the truck, bullets, 1t is said.
were dropping on the train like rain. but
the men throughout stuck 10 the work Of
responding TO the noble example set by
Churchill and Lieutenant Franklin,until
the line was cleared Churchill actually
left with the engine, but got ont at the
next station and took a rifle from a sol.
der saying he would not leave the
wounded, and walked away In the di.
reciion Of the Beers Sergeant Hassel
Of the Dublin fusileers behaved with the
greatest gallantry. He took charge Of
the firing party and stood mp unhinch.
ingly under the Beers hot fire Hisex.
ample electrified tho fusilcers. who kept
the Beers at bay by volleying.
Captain lIAldane fell early in the en-
gagement shot through the shoulder.
Lieutenant Franklin's conduct was
also highly praised lie exhibited th,
greatest GOODNESS during the critical
period. lie is reported missing
Railroad men az Estcourt have al.
ready forwarded q dispatch 20 the gen.
eral manager Of the railroad expressing
admiration, GOODNESS and pluck Of young
Churchill whose efforts they attribute
to the saving Of the engine and tender
and the wounded asking the manager
10 convey their admiration 10 the BRAY,
man
There are rumors Of another disaster
to an Es,court train aud Ia reported %
volunteers, who formed the escourt are
missing. There il no confirmation oi
these reports
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-11-18

Austin. Nov THE MahAra min.
strel troupe. numbering 50 negroes.
three Of whom are sick with smallpox.
and are in quarantine at Taylor. Tex
are 10 be sent 10 Missouri. In compliAnce
with their request. They will be taken
out Of Texas In their special car under
guard The county health author
tiles here have taken every precaution
10 prevent spread Of the epidemic as a
resul, of the minstrels visit 10 Austin a
few nights aRo
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-11-18

Washington. Nov IA meeting Of
the Democratic national committee will
probably b. held In this city on Jan. ;
or Feb a. Chairman Jones has settled
upon these two dates as his own choice
and by his instructions Secretary John
son ha. just completed the work Of noti-
fying members Of the committee and
20 send by letter their preference Of the
two dates suggested by Chairman Jones
At this meeting the COMMITTEES will de-
eide the time aud place for holding the
next Democratic national convention.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-11-18
Women Given f.. Llf. Sentences.

Brookhaven, Miss Nov. H. - In the
case Of Mrs. Lula Wilkinson, put on
trial Wednesday for murder, the jury
returned a verdict Of guilty after being
out only a short time aud fixed the pen.
atty At life imprisonment Mrs wilkin'
son, who Ia widow. murdered her
Legitimate twin infants The crime
was a most shocking one lie Herring,
her brother. was indicted also as an
accessory, but the case against him was
nolle nroased
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-11-18
MURDEREO HIS CHILDREN.
Cornsi'u. Cafcorsa shoots -Four aud One
Di-. from Poissn.t

Chicago Nov n Cornelius Corco-
ran shot and killed three of his children
and fatatally wounded the fourth
child. Corcoran then killed himself.
The dead are
Cornelius CorcorAn. aged 50 years
Kate Corcoran. IL years old
John C0rcoran. years old
Margaret Corcoran. years old
Ella Corcoran, four years old, was
wounded
A few days ago Corcoran administer
ed laudauum 20 his five children. the old.
est Of whom was 10 years old. He
claimed the poison was given them by
mistake and was not molested by the
authorities From this one Of his chill.
dren. Cornelius. Jr, years old, died.
The others were conyalesco... Corco-
ran purchased revolver today and
finished the work u annihilation by
shooting the children and then himself
through the head
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-11-18

Osceola. Mo. Nov ~ A trestle on
the Kansas City branch Of the Frisco
railroad. five miles south Of Osceola.
went down under passing freight.
Three hundred and sixty feet Of the
works went down Four loaded and II
empty cars fell q distance Of 6, feet and
were turned into splinters The loss is
about 500. 600 Freight traffic Is sus.
pended and passengers are being trans.
ferrcd
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was found in bed with the top Of HE
head either blown of with gun o.
beaten IN with a club An adult son who
slept IN the same room in another bed
declared he had heard no noise. The
minister was one Of the best known
Methodist preachers In Missouri.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-11-18

Washington, Nov IA dispatch
has been received at the war department
from General Otis saying Il was impos.
siblo 10 send the remains Of Major Lo.
gan to this country and therefore he was
hgried at Manila.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-11-18

San Francisco. Nov. H. The trans
ports Senator and Ben Mohr have sailed
for Manila with the Forty-hfih infan
try on board
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-11-18

GEO. W. HIGGS

Il aiH Killing qroceries-
NE rains came and he rinds
bldr. The food hoe cone and
gone. IdH0 i'f dntOrei
from ne q'eci Of me- food Lui
an SiR iH he uug. C0mpe-
iiiion is s0iib it hr lfe Of
trade, me moro competition rc
hare ne cheaper rs ssll-I
have jui rtcdrei 70 pqri ofa
car u C0ilnga Onions dnd
Potatoes. Thee ml' b. sold
rdy chap, Hear' iiit giung
them au0V. Tom aiN him.
grg for Chictrrs and Eg0s.
NJ ifads i aiH impToung
eTy day. Hhg' Rfcaipe I
sch good GrOcu7ei for liHic
m0Hep. olso hare fresh roasied
PEANUTS 3 cNfs a sack, 8 sucks
for 3 cents a sack. .ils0 hare
a complete line N French
Hoqs 3, 10, 70, 20, -, 50 and
,p 70 Soc.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-11-18

Dexter, Mo, Nov ~ Rev Jesse
Moore. living six miles south Of here.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1899-09-21
Los HoMBREs BE PAJA 22z


comesiEndose sesas estafas disimuladas
por medic de labiIes falsiicaciones. p
"El seior Favoral hsbia teaido Ia ha.
bilidad de captsrse Ia estimaci6n de cuan
tas pefsonas 10 conocian. Hacfa una
vida mas que modesta l.ahitando nna
casa del zMarais; zero aqdella era solo
50 domieilio Official. ror decirlo asf. En-
OTTO barrio. y cen un nombre supuesto,
sc entfeesta q & 'eastos exorbitantcs, 70 Il
deando de un lujo extraordinario { una
mujer de quieni parece que se hallaba
locamente iamoradc. s W 6s 8
'tN Ada positive Sc sabe acerca de esa
mujef; amos hablan de una actris muy
seductofa y conocida que trabsja en- un
teatto pr6ximo Al pasaje de los Fanora-
mas. Otfos as6na DANA de aristOcra-
cia de ID Banca, cuyos trenes y diaman.
tes y tfajes eosan de verdadesa lama.
F<eil nos serfa dar notisies sobre el
aauhtd, que sofpfenderfan & m1chos
pordue n6 yestramos N1dd; pero auh-
que te1RSmos que apareeei irtnos infor-
mados que 6tfos coleRas de IA mansns,
IN silencio que ndesttoo
leetoses apreeiarfn en- 10 que vale,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1899-09-21
LIBROS BARATOS.

De yenta en- h iuprsnta del
Boletin Mercantil
Jurisprudencia popular pcr T
l.astres !" Tutela \ Consejo de
fam;lia", /" FL testaIRento y Ia he
rencia y, GEL matrimonio v, +" Fl.
liacion -Pat,'ia- Potestad- --Alimen
tos y.
Compilaci6n de las disp"sicio
les 0rg&nicas de la Administra.
sion de, Justicia en- Ultramar, poi
Sanchez Ocaiia.
Reperterio de Juriiprudencis
On materia criminal. ,fornsdo po,
una junta de fAbogados, bajo Ia
direction de D. Vicente Romero
Gir6n comprsnde desde 81 ant.
1870 4 1890.
Ley de Eni ..t-r o Civil,
por Manresa "a
C6digo Ci, lvola, 10
tomos y 2 ar
>.Compila u. = iva, POI
Fernandez,
C6dige d. por Ro.
nero Gir6n, / tnpo
C6digo de JusticiA Militar.
L:yes f'iviles de Espana, poi
Medina y Marafi6n, tomo.
y Codigo Civil, por G. de las Go
sas, / tomo.
Instrnmentos pdblioos, po,
Zarzoso, | :omo.
Icy de Enjuiciamiento Civil.
por Ia Revista de los Tribuna,rs.
1 tomo
C6digo penal para Cuba y Ph
Rico, por id. i'd, 1 tono.
Ell Abogsdo popular, por P
Huguet, l tomo.
G6digos Antiques de Espaiia
por MarceiiEo Martinez Alc,lbi
fla, 2 tomos.
DiCcionario municipal, por Ga
lante, 3 tonos.
Dicciona,io lie Administrator
por Alcubilla, 10 tomos.
Anuarios del "a y IS, por id.
Derecho Administrative, DO,
Abella, 3, tomos.
Diccionarlo de fornular:os, po,
id.
Manual de JGzgados Mulici
.pales, ,Por i'd. / tomo.
Manual del Secretario de A
yIrtamientos, por id, tomo.
Manual de fornlularios para
Juicios civiles, ,por id. tomo.
Manual de formularios para 10
criminal, por id, / tomo.
Idem de testsmentsr.ss, por id
1 tcmo.
Idem de quintas por ID, Ito
mo.
Idem do expropiacidn for.osa,
por ID, / tomo.
Idsn de ms4tes, por Il, l -
mo-,
Iden del mAtrimonio, pr ID,
l tom0.
Legislacf6n de minas, PoF DEH
70 Molh, l tomo
ConSejo do familiaA pr Arcs
/ tomo.
0uia De Contxibuoi6A Taesi1H
rial, poR Freixa, / tGmo.
Rfees4imisntss CivilAA, Crimi-
nAlss, OantaieSs : Con:sDsaose.
a4mlnisANA AVA EE ~AstEsA 3
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IM4APA AS

De Espaha, Europa, Africa, Ame-
rica Asia Occeanfa, Mundi y F1sico. \
Rsferas de IS centfmetros, concir,J
culos de metal, armilares, terrestres,
celestesy de Copernico.
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RIO.pIEDRAs.

.SobssiSsOe de- VTgy~siejt o4p
Rio Piedras.-Oo Oomsrciantel d 'vfvv.
res, merCancfss, tabaco On raiasy SlEbO
ado, conpra y venta dc ganado vshuno
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-10-12
A Piece of Lath.

A story is told of former mayor of Birmingham, England, that he gave orders to have his robes of office lined with "vermin." When the late Alder man Surge was mayor he received royal command to dine and sleep at Windsor This of course meant court dress and sword. The court dress was reluctantly submitted to, but as mem- Der of the Society of Friends, and, moreover, one who had greatly distin- guished himself in the cause of peace, for he had formed one of the peace deputation to the czar before the out break of the Crimean war, MT. Surge would not consent to wear lethal weapon. A compromise was happily effected A scabbard and hilt of the usual kind were at his worships side when the presentation to royalty took place, but the sword was mere lath of wood Fortunately the worthy Quaker was not called upon to draw in defense of his sovereign
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-10-12
GEMS OF THOUGHT.

Sooner or later the world comes round to see truth and do the right Hillard.
 There is nO substitute for thorough going, ardent and sincere earnestness. Dickens.
 Not to be able to bear poverty is a shameful thing, but not to know how to chase it away oy work is a more shameful thing yet.-Pericles.
 It is by the goodness of God that we have the possession of three unspeak~ ably precious things-freedom of speech, freedom of conscience, and the prudence of using neither of them.- Mark Twain.
 Some men are very entertaining for first interview, but after that they are exhausted and run out; on a sec- ond meeting We shall find them very fiat and monotonous; like hand or- gans, we have heard all their tunes Colton.
 If religion is to be tried by any out ward test, that is surely to be found in the answer to the question, not how a man dies, but how he lives. It wilt be we'll for those who believe in Chris tianity to leave no advantage to the sceptic h that species of argument Principal Caird.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-10-12
AUTOMOBILE REGULATIONS IN
 FRANCE.

In view of the ban put upon the use or these vehicles on the Chicago boule- wards and in the city parks by the park commissioners, the following state- ment of regulations adopted in France. which has been transmitted by Consul General Gowdy from Paris. is of in- terest:
 Every type of vehicle employed must offer complete conditions of security m It's mechanism, its steering gear, ana It's brakes. The constructors of automobiles must have the specifica- llons of each type of machine verified ny the service des mines. After a cer- 5lacate of such yerifcation has been el7 ed by the service des mines. the seaatructor is at liberty to manufac- sq an unlimited number of vehicles
 l.aeh vehicle must bear the follow Ing indications: G) The name of the constructor, the indication of the type oI machine, and the number of the ve- nleIe in that type; @ the name and oomlcl1e of it's owner. No one may drive an automobile who is not the Folder of certificate of capacity de- AYeFed by the prefect of the depart ment in which he resides, granted with the consent of the service des mines. A certificate of special capacity will be granted for conductors of moto- cycles of weight inferior to 150 kill OgFamS (220 r4o5,pd.N
 Every proprietor of an automobile should, before using it on the public streets, address declaration to the prefect, who will acknowledge receipt of such declaration.
 The conductor of an automobile must always have the regulation of the speed well in hand. He will slow down or, if necessary. will stop each time the vehicle may be the cause of an ae- eident, of disorder. or of an interrup. tion of the traffic.
 In narrow or crowded thorough fares, the speed must be reduced to walking pace In no case may the speed exceed 30 kilometers CSC miles) an hour in the open country. or 20 kill ometers q2.4 miles, an hour when passing houses.
 Racing is allowed provided that au- thorization be obtained from the pre- feet and that the mayors be warned. In racing, the speed of 30 kiIometers an hour may be exceeded in the open country, but when passing houses the maximum of 20 kilometers must not be exceeded.
 The approach of an automobile must, if necessary, be signaled by means of a trumpet Each automobile must be provided with two Iamps-one white. the other green.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-10-12
PUT YOUR HEADS TOGET TIER

and compare notes as to who does the best Laundry work in this town, and you will find the unanimous verdict of everyone in Pine Bluff is that our exquisite laundry work is unsurpassed for its perfect finish, careful treatment beauty of color and general ex- ceiIence. We don't allow anyone to touch us for perfect laundry work.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-10-12
Seventy Rabies A MInnte.

It is computed that 36,000,OOO babies are born into the world every year. which is at the rate of seventy per minute, or 8 little more than one per seGQa0s --..... .A .As.-t1ss.s.......s.a..--..I
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-10-12

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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-10-12

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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-10-12
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MRS. NKINLETS LACES.

FAtRYIIKE CREATIONS FROM FAR-OFF
PARAGUAY.
Washington. March lit IS well known 10 the
friends OF the Presidents wife that she delights in
beautiful laces and her lace possessions include
rare designs ~ exquisite quality But 1t appears
that Mrs McKlnlAy's fondness for laces has be-
come known also in faraway lands. including
Paraguay. whore laces like Amy cobwebs are
wrought by the hands ~ the women. New
Years gift 81 these lovely aces has been received by
Mrs Mckinley from Nine. Accval. the wife Of the
President II Paraguay. They were sent through
the Department If State and with them
cha rning note from Nine. Aceval begging accept
ance as little token Of esteem and admiration"
There are number 81 pocket hsndkerchefs,
square covers for plncushons and round dOiies all
Of the finest thread possible in lacework. While
the cobweb pattern is the rule. there is an occa-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-12
lHILDREN's
V(oRNER
TOMMY TICKER (cONTINUED)
4 CAT TALE-BY THE CAT.
CHAPTER VI.


when morning came I felt better and SAID 70
myself mn 90 over and lie in Mrs. rs grass,
where IN 4. cool and shaov' started 70 go, put
was feeling weak ! could not Walk ias'; an" "a
a,r,o and buggy. coming along. ran over me ana
broke my right hind leg. Tho driver was sorlE pus
Thought was only cat. ana what dld II M 'lcr
NJ, friends at the store however, were neon
faroous bonosettor great lover OF animals and so
gentle with them when setting tAcr poor broken
lie was not al his Office and was brought back
10 mo tore At last hc came but FOUND me tract
tire was Of sicn kind he could 90 nothing Tor me;
eo rature had 20 do the work for me SUI, on.
Tho main and weariness Of II aII could Dul Just
drag around on three legs ana inc not, val!
GaXs were a torture a nice soft bed was orough,,
10 me- but | could not lie still long, on account VI
the pain and Ecdt - ,,.r o,d Gould walk
around uttle. Nature IS so kind TO US onnlp am
mails She does al IN her powcr 10 heIP US pyat pa,
our accidents slai never walk "ei, again. ""'
I am thapkful to he able to walk al all.
[Veu months passed by and the fan mas come.
"T'I, en- ahlc to get ont to my sunny place to
Greet nv friends. they pass at noon o' mo-
20 unstars 10 l!e the sun any more ana , Iuns
~ he furnace fire keep my poor acnlns Ilinps
v-arrn Heat makes ne feel - inucn btltt
~ health is falling and ! lear n'u am, '0 win
another summer NoNeiNb'i has '"''''' ''' ~
il the good warm fires. , ,,-oro g.. r,,,cb
Christmas IS near at hand and mere - Hucn
noise ana hustle in the store, so pieie! 10 stay
Gown cellar by the furnace. Wherc II IS VAIN ",
c,.iet BESIDES ! nave not the amDluon 20 kt'I
~1,.self &c white and spotlcss as USED 10 40 50
mink hest 10 keep out Of sight nave ilot NUN
annette and can cat but NtNe, "ouH Oh a.
"@ppiint Of nv poor teeth. All are so KIND 10 me,
and know they viii be very sorIy WEI WEN IN no ali
longer here to greet them IN me MORNING 9'"i
M, v,rito much more. / am not able
ITO he COnOnNtu)
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otherwise and Is impossible 10 tell from expert
10 which class ones fellow travellers may Pc
II is true. one loses great deal on me QUIZ ,er
by being ultra-eXclusiVe and stunning an lhtei
introduced in orthodox fashion one OF the happIeSt
international marriages on record resuited lI9m -
chance meeting on the APPS ana a Ie,ons - Two
ship that has given the greatest pleasuit 10 ~
families had It's beginning in kindly proHer Oh a
magazine on tho express between france Gnu
Switzerland. Still. happy results are nol a'"aSS
found herself seated next 70 an attractive-lookHng
d h6te al D. she resolved 10 be very careful,
and cautioned her husband and daughter against
knew absolutely nothing about. although she ac-
knowledged that she could see nothing op(ec'99n.
able about her. and that she was most ladYlke pn'
II is hard maintain reserve when in dally contact
and despite Mrs As caution. at the enc OF
week the stranger. who told them that she, was
tho widow Of an army officer, became pracucaHy
one Of their party. Mrs \. : daughter. VINO was
inclined to be gushing struck up violent friend
cepted their kindness rather deprecatngly.
wonid saw yerv often. You know nothing Of me,
! might he somebody who was very undeslTfaplti
a pleasantly that always amused her new irenuS
When the time came for the As departure many
plans were made for renewal Of the inter curse,
Them on her return to America a. few months
later an invitation which she erateiuIIy accTg'e
If circumstances had not arisen which brought a
actor On the scene. The night before tIe 81, -,
his place Il me table d'h0te Just opposite me
PARTY which included the young stranger re eytH
HE i S SO narrowly during dinner That Mr. \ took
urbraee at what he considered his rudenosS. anu
was about 10 address MIN on the sdnJeCt On ied,
ing the table. when the newcomer vain" "P ~
TT is an extradition affair" he said quietly; YOU
", 80 hotter come without creating a scandal.
Co.. have n couple of cendarmes with hacre
80 C,, 70 vofr room while YOU pack your things.
The widow went. leaving the family speeches..