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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1899-06-22

AUCKLAND, 22go CzerWca.
Mataafa zlozyl W rsce komisyi
$50 karabin6w, zwolennicy
Tanusa z1ozyli 1000 sztuk. Po
20 Czerwca czeka kara kazde.
60 krajowca, kt6ry posiadat
bsdzie bro6. Malietoa Tanus
zostal przez komisye uznany
kr6lem ma podstawie orzecze.
MIA sedziego Chambers i ziozyl
waadze W rece komisarzy,
kt6rzy stosuja sic do traktatu
berlinskiego. Chambers pozo.
stale nadal sedzia, a DIR. Will
helm Solf zostal upowazniony
do speiliania obowiazkow
prezesa rady miejskiej. Miedzy
komisarzami panuje przyk3ad.
ma zgoda.
MANILA, 22go Czerwca. =
Armia powstahc6w cofneSa sig
"a linus, miedzy pagorki
niedostspne bagna. General
Wheaton by}zmuszony opuscic
zajete Perez das Marinas co.
fnac sic do linus. w odwrocie
straci} 8 ludzi W ranionych.
Ulewne deszcze utrudniaja po'
chod, a Filipi6czycy ME przyj'
muja bitew, ograniczajac swo-
ia dzialalnosc ma okraaaniu
mniejszych naszych oddzial6w,
odbywajscych rekonesanse.
General Otis otrzyma} list,
podpisany przez kobiety fill
pi6skie. Powiedziano W MIN;
2e jezeli Anerykanie wymor'
dujs wszystkich mezczyzn, po.
zostans jeszcze kobiety i z
niemi wowczas rozpocznle SIG
wojna.
Filipi6czycy majs nadzieje
utrzymania sig do przyszlych
wybor6w prezydenta i ME wa
tpis, ze skoro do wladzy do
stanie sic w Stanach Ziedno.
czonych partya demokraty'
czna, woiska ameryka15kie
zostana z Filipin odwo}ane.
SAN FRANc1sco, % Czerwc.
- DR.. Charles A. McQuesten,
re sztabu generala Otis, po.
wr6ci} 2 Manili i powiada, 2e
podczas pory deszczowej wszy-
stkie wojska amerykahskie
powr6cic musza do Manili.
Nasi ME moga zniesc tamtej'
szego klimatu, po}owa z mich
stanie sic niezdatna do s{uzby,
zdobyte miasta trzeba bsdzie
opuscic, powsta1cy zaczna ma
nowo oblegac Mantle. Nasi
ofcerowie i szeregowcy doka-
zywali cud6w meztwa, lecz ME
mogli dojdG do zadnych rezul.
tat6w, poniewaz byli "a sfabi
liczebnie. General Otis po.
trzebuje 100000 wojska. 0
chotnicy z zschodu pragna
powr6cic do ojczyzny.
CLEVELAND, O., % Czerwca.
Dzieki interwencyi komitetu
rady miejskiej zanosi sic ma
koniec strajku. Zarzsdy kom'
panij chcialy pierwotnie tylko
go procent strajkier6w przyJst
ma nowo do roboty, lecz Ego
dziiy sic ostatecznie ma 80 pre-.
Tylko tacy konduktorzy utraca
prace, ktorzy brali czynny
udzia1 W niszczeniu cudzej
wlasnosci.
SPRINGFIELD, Mass, % Cz.
Obchodzimy tn dzisiaj dzieh
McKinley'a, Miasto przybrafo
swiateczny wyglad, ludnost
wylegla ma ulice, wszyscy pra-
gna widziec prezydenta i u.
acisnac mu reks.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1899-06-22
Przeglad polityki
miedzynarOdOWej.
Chicago, 22go Czerwca.

Polscy i czescy czlonkowie
sejmu szlszkiego za1ozyli W
publicznem oswiadczeniu pro-
test przeciw programowi zje'
dnoczonej lewicy niemieckiej,
o lie dotyczy Szlszka austrya'
ckiego. ,,Wnioski zsdania
dotyczsce kraju naszego-czy-
tamy W protescie-s SO nietylko
haniebns obraza polskiei i
czeskiej ludnosei ma Szlszku,
leez r6wniez wyraznym poll
czkiem dla calego polskiego i
czeskiego narodu, nies4ycha-
nym zamachem ma stosunki,
wytworzone przez prawodaw-
stwo i zagwarantowane ustaws
zasadniczs. Ss one zamachem
na pa6stwows idee naszego
pa1stwa, ma iego dzisiejsze
przeznsczenie i poslannictwo.
Oswiadczamy wisc, ze postula-
ty niemieckie maja tylko ma
celu zatamowanie Slowianom
szlszkim ma zawsze droge do
narodowego i kulturalnego
rozwoju, i zgotowac i'm los
Helot6w ma wlasnej ziemi,
odziedziezonej po praojcach.
Protestujemy tedy przeclw MIN
z oburzeniem W imieniu wick
szosci ludnosci szlazkiej, W
imieniu istniejscych ustaw W
imieniu praw przyrodzonych
ludzkieh. Stoimy stanowczo
ma gruncie naszych zsda1 i
oswiadcze1, kt6re my i mszo.
vie zaufania powtornie i uro.
czyscie og2aszamy. Pok6j ma
rodowy ma Sllazku cd tel
chvili jest tylko mozliwy ma
podstawie zupe}nego rowno-
uprawnienia wszystkich trzech
narodowosci, mieszkajscych W
kraiu. Mech lud nasz przygo-
tuie sic do stanowczej obrony
praw swoich; MECH zacbowa
wszedzie godnosc i rozwage, i
MECH pracuje z zupeinem Ia
ufaniem wspolnie re swoimi
poslami'.
Dopiero poczta europejska
przyniosla nam blizsze wiado-
mosci o zajsciach W Rydze, W
polowie miesiaca Maja, kt6-
rych kr6tko tylko wspomnialy
telegramy. Ot6z W duiu l7go
Maja zaprotestcwa3y kobiety,
pracujace W ryzkiej fabryce
juty, przeciw zamierzonemu
obnizeniu i'm p}acy. Zebra}y
sic one W liczbie okolo 800 i
zamierzaly przed3ozyc z tego
powodu skargs gubernatoro-
wi. Policya ME dopuseila do
wykonania tego zamiaru, i
uaywajac zwyk3ego srodka,
otoczyla je, a nastspnie wpe-
dzila do ogrodu, znajdujacego
sic tuz przy bramie Aleksan-
drowskiej. Wkrotce zebra1
sic przed tym ogrodem t}um
ludzi, zwabiony piekielnym
ha}asem, jaki poczely wypra'
wiae W ogrodzie zamkniete
robotnice. T}um ten wzrastal
z kazds chwils i zajai wobec
policyi grozue stanowisko.
Gdy do sssiedniej fabryki wa
gonoW ,,Fenlks' doszfa Wlesc
uwiezieniu kobiet, robotnicy
zar6wno W niej, jak i W innych
sssiednich fabrykach, natych-
miast porzucili prace pobiegli
do ogrodu, celem ratowania
uwiezionych kobiet, miedzy
kt6remi znajdowa1o sic wiele
ich aon, siostr j c6rek.
Poczuwszy sic ma siiach,
tlum rzucii sic na ogr6d, roz.
walii sstaohety j oswobodzia
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1899-06-22

ME przybsdzie PREDICT, jak 26
lub 27go Czerwca.
PARYz, 22go Czerwca. -
General de la Rogue, naczelnik
wydziafu artyleryi W minister.
stwie marynarki, zosta} uwie.
ziony. Trzymaja 60 W Scis}em
odosobnieniu, ME wyjauiajac
powod6w, dla kt6rych zostaa
aresztowany.
BERLIN, 22go Czerwca. =
W parlamencie toczy}y sic o.
brady mad wnioskiem rzado.
wynn, wyzuaczajacym surowe
kary ma ludzi, odwodzacych
robotnik6w cd piracy. Hohen-
lobe i Posadowski bronili
wniosku, potepia1 go energicz'
ME socyalista Bebel, kt6ry
dowodzi3. ze Rad stale po
stronie fabrykantow, lekcewa.
zac prawa robotnik6w. Fry.
deryk Wielki - mowi} Bebel
= narzeka1, ze panowat musi
mad niewolnikami, dzisiejszy
Rad pruski wydaf haslo:
"Pragniemy panowac tylko
mad niewolnikami!' S}owa tie
wywo}a}y W sejmie sensacye.
Minister spraw zewnstrz.
nych Buelow zalecal parla-
mentowi zatwierdzenie trakta-
tu, zawartego Hiszpania, W
kwestyi nabycia hiszpa6skich
kolonij, kt6re przyczynia sic
do rozwoju handlu niemieckie'
60 W Azyi / W Ameryce po}u-
dniowej. Zyska na tenn potega
Niemiec.
Parliament uzna} wywody
ministra "a sluszne i zatwier'
dzi} zakupno wysp Karolin-
skich, Zfodziejskich i Palau.
Socyalisci glosowali przeciw
traktatowi.
PARYz, 22go Czerwca. -
Odby1o sic drugie posiedzeni.e {.
komisyi W sprawie Wenezueli
delegat sir Richard Webster
dowodzi4 W dalszym ciagu
slusznosci pretensyi angiel'
skich do prowincyi Guiana.
Adwokat Anglii ME doszedl
jeszcze re swymi wywodami
do ko1ca. Bedzie prawi} przez
ca}y czas trwania dis iejszego
posiedzenia.
HAeA, 22go Czerwca. =
Wiele slow, malo tresci, oto
rezultat dotychczasowych
narad. Cesarz Wilhelm ME
chcia} widzieG sic doktorem
Zorn i z panem Hollis W Ber-
linie, poniewaz zajmuja oni ma
konferencyi podrzedne stano.
wiska. Delegaci niemieccy
otrzymali istrukcye, azeby W
sprawie ssd6w polubownych
zachowywali sic biernie.
Baron Staal doszed} do
przekonania, ze g}6wny pro-
jekt cara: ogolne rozbrojenie
sig, spe}znie ma niczem. .Uprze-
dzajsc przeto innych, wystapi
dzisiaj sam z wnioskiem, re,
poniewaz czas jest zbyt kr6t-
ki, nalezy kwestye rozbrojenia
sic moearstw pozostawic do
rozstrzygniecia przyszlej kon'
ferencyi. Zachodzi W tym wy
pad ku pytanie, kto ia zwo}a i
kiedy?
MADRYr, 22go Czerwca. -
Gdy Filipi6czycy dowiedzieli
sic, re Amerykanie podjeli sic
zadania oswobodzenia je1cow
hiszpa1skich, postanowili
uwazac tychze jako Amery1a'
now. Licza ma to, re W ten
sposob odniosa priv pertrak-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1899-06-22

xdres folskieeo Dsnu Emf
gracyjnego: 3 Morris sx, trsssls
drswi No saehed cd Broadway, bh
10 ssssA Jsss5. y New yssks
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1899-06-22

I'LL uOCy CuSAno wv"
ukrywac, dop6ki ME zdradzlfa go
siostra.
Brutale.
VIM. Hurley i Jan Herlicky
wdarli sic wczoraj do mieszkanla
Franka Edelin,, pm. 532l Camp
bell ave., i straszliwie 60 pokale-
czyIi. Kopali go nogami kale-
czyli nozami i byliby go prawdo-
podobnie zabili, gdyby ME byt
nadszedi przypadkowo policyant'
ktory ich aresztowai. Powodem
napasci mialo byc, lie PAM
Edelin, szerzyIa plotki o Her
licky'm.
Oryginalne przedstawienie.
Wczoraj odbylo sic W teatrze
Metropolitan ma rogu ulic Jetfer'
son i O'Brien przedstawienie
,,Hamleta" Szekspirowskiego W
zargonie niemiecko zydowskim.
Teatr byi zapeiniony publiczno-
scia. Rola tytufowa spoczywafa
W rekach aktora B. Tomashysky
z New Yorku, kt6ry caiego
Hamleta ma zargon ten przetio-
maczyf.
Jeszcze ME rozpoczaf sic process
Drugi process Rollingera jesz-
cze ME mogl sic rozpoczac wczo-
raj, gdyz jury jeszcze ME jest
skompletowaua. W ciagu dnia
wczorajszego AMI jednego sedzie-
go przysieglego ME przyieto, i
dotychczas jest tylko 8 czionkow
jury.
NiepoczciWy ojciec.
Wczoraj doniesiono policyi, ze
przykrawacz Sam. Perlmann,
zam. pm. 666 S. Sangamon str,
obchodzi sic dziecmi swojemi W
nieslychanie hrutalny sposob.
Policya uwiadom.ia tenn ,,Hu-
-maae Society", ktora postara sic
o ukarauie wyrodnego oica. -
Perlmann jest aydem rosyjskirn,
posiada kamienice szesciopietro-
wa i wielka gra role W kolonii
rosyisko aydowskiei W owei oko-
Icy. Ma on druga zone, z kt6ra
wsp6lnie zneca sic mad dziecmi z
pierwszego swego mafze1stwa.
Dwie c6reczki we wieku 13 i IL
lat oboje napedzili z domu i So
siedzi zabrali je do siebie. One
gdaj zas popoludniu Perlmann ma
zadanie swei zony zamknaf o
godz. 4 popoludniu czteroletnie-
go synka swoiego do ciemnej
malej szopy, i dopiero o godz.. 10
wieczorem przechodnie slyszac
place chlopca, uwolnili go !
umiescili u sasiad6w.
Dziewczynka umarfa.
3letnia Bessie Caliek, kt6ra,
jak donosilismy wczorai, zostaia
przejechana mocno pokaleczona
przez wagon kolei elektrycznej,
umaria wczoraj W szpitalu po-
wiatowym. Motorman Ferdy-
mad Eur stawai pred sedzia
Eberhardtem, kt6ry zatrzymaf
60 W areszcie pod kaucya $4,000,
do rozprawy, ktora odbedzie sic
dzisiaj.
Gr0zif dziecku zabiclem.
Robotnik Jan Dudor, kt6ry cd
roku przeszio ME troszczyl sic o
swoje zone dziecko, przyszedf
wczoraj do swojej tesciowej pm.
455 Desplaines str, obaliwszy ja
ma podloge. porwai swe dziecko'
zawolal, ze je zabije, i wybiegi :
mieszkania. Tesciowa jego po-
biegla "a MIN, woiajac pomoc.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1899-06-22

Hill i dotychczas udawalo mu sig
ukrywac, dop6ki ME zdradzifa go
siostra.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1899-06-22

UrOZl1 uZltChu LhUIClCm'
Robotnik Jan Dudor, ktory cd
roku przeszlo ME troszczyl sic o
swoje zone dziecko, przyszedf
wczoraj do swojej tesciowej pm.
455 Desplaines str, obaliwsay ja
ma podloge porwai swe dziecko'
zawolal, ze je zabije, i wybiegf 5
mieszkania. Tesciowa jego po-
biegla "a MIN, woiajac o pomoc.
i przylaczylo sic do pogoni wielu
przechodniow, a W kohcu kilku
policyantow. ktorzy Dudora are
sztowali W chwili, gdy rzucif swe
dziecko ma bruk. Gdyby ME
pclicya, to moze Dudor zostalby
lynchowany przez oburzony tium
lu1zi.
Ksiadz katolicki kandydatem do
k0ngresu.
KS. George D. Heldmann,
proboszcz koscioia katolickiego
sw. Pawla, oznaimil Il bsdsis
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-07-01
HIS Beauty Of IN. Heart.

There is a ticket chopper at the
Park place station OF the elevated
railroad who could not take
ne in a beauty show in any eli
mate and whose marked aggres-
siveness Of mien fails to soften the
effect Of natures handiwork upon
his viaage. A lady crossing the
platform in a hurry Yesterday NJ
ternoon dropped one Of two large
red roses that graced her corsage
1t was promptly pounced upon by
the chopper" who, seeing that
It's owner had no intention Of re.
turning 20 reclaim il, fell 10 fond.
ling his prize with so evident an
air Of delight that a group Of three
or four brakemen, fellow en-.
ployes, who stood near by waiting
for an uptown train, found a vast
amusement In "guying" him. Al
the instant they did 80 a tired
looking woman, dragging a shah
billy clad little girl by the hand,
approached the box. The child.
whose great eyes were sunk deep.
ly in her pale little forehead, broke
loose from her mothers hand.
stopped stock still and began star.
ing hungrily at the rose. In an
instant II was In her possession
and the great eyes had gone out Of
mourning In two seconds the
unlovely chopper was glowering
at other arriving passengers more
belligerently than ever. And his
friends the brakemen had forgot.
ten 10 jeer.-New York CONNER
cial.Advertiser.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-07-01
HARRIS sUHooLHoUsE.

There are lots Of watermelons
now and chills and fevers are not
uncommon. =
There was an ice crea ppen
at Capt. J. A. Hester's /
night. A large crowd was pres i
and an abundance Of cream WIS
served. Everybody report a nj e
time.
Miss Lille Lemon Of Bryan, is
visiting in this community.
Miss Bertha Mcmillan Of Marlin
is visiting the family Of Mr.. j. A.
d. Robinson.
A good many of this neighbor.
hood attended the singing conven-
ton and report good singing and
lots of danner. Insurgent.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-07-01
wELLBORN NEWS.

We had a very good rain here
this morning which was needed.
Crops are fine.
Rev. A. NJ. Stewart Of Bryan is
holding a protracted meeting here
this week.
Quite crowd from Rock Prairie
and Bethel attended church here
Sunday.
Mr.. Horace Farquhar has re-
turned home from eastern Texas.
+. +. Sander, Jr., is visiting his
father this week.
Frank Sandle has accept a posi-
ton as night operator at Cypress.
G. NJ. Sandle IL trying Martins
hot water for his health this week
Mrs. j. p. Royder is visiting
relatives at Hockey this week.
The Masons Of Adam Royder
lodge No. IT'S gave a supper and
public installation Of officers here
Saturday night.
The railroad painters are giving
the dept a new coat Of paint this
week. Rob Roy.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-07-01

See Battle of Manila at Houston
July 18th 1890.
For special train passing Bryan
July 4 1899. lbs a. M, II. & T. c.
will sell round trip tickets to Hous-
ton forl.75. Tickets good to leave
Houston on regular trains up to
aud including $50 a. m. train
July 9Th. ". ;. WILSON,
Agent.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-07-01

The pat senger from the laid.out
Benein99 train were transferred by
Vol handcars and brought
sefe yesterday and were glad Of
the chance to come over that way.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-07-01
A Can to Action.

The populists Of Precinct 4, will
meet AT the courthouse on Satur.
day the Sth day Of July, 1899, at
, o'clock p. m, for the purpose Of
organizing precinct club and any
other business that may be neces
sary to the interest Of the party.
d. d. Dawson, Pre-. Chm.
Bryan, June ., 1893.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-07-01
LOCAL NEWS.

h.. hagby, who has been here assist
in Rev. r. d. Wilson In tie revival a.
the Baptist church returned 20 Nayaso-
"a Yesterday There has been three
conversions ~ result OF the mgcling
which many be resumed Sunday.
Burt Norwood arrived home yesier-
day afternoon, having come via Cald-
well from Brentwood Mrs. Norwood re-
NAMED with friends on this side the
river.
Fresh cold beer aud lunch. Wooten
Wells soda water always on hand at v.
@. Mareks next door 10 saundera *
Johnson's. l7lti
Your summer vacation will be incom.
pleio without one Of those line yalises or
~ cases at Parks & Waldrop's. ISL
enator Waller T. Burns Of Houston,
was among the refugee passengers here
the past two days
Miss Kate Sloan Of Rlsk Is visiting
her cousins. Misses Viyiene and Ruby
James.
Smoke General Arthur clgars-besi
on eaFth-sold At the Exposition "a.
loon. lilf
For sale-Two mules and i've drays
Apply TO J. II. Wilson, Bryan. lsa
All kinds Of fine millinery very cheap
a, Mrs. @. NJ. pfoctors. 1881
Drink Mount Vernon Pure Rye At the
Exposition saloon. 1907
Nrwo Houses for Rent--Apply to Mrs
l.. X Roberts. li2n
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The |. & G. N"
THE ILLUSTRATOR AND GENERAL
NARRATOR OF Facts

a handsomely illustrated monthly publication
20 pages, engraved covers in coors, Issued by the
= & G. n. r. r. descriptive Of the matchless re.
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Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-07-01
BIDS Wanted.

Sealed bids are wanted Tor five mule
teams and drivers blythe day to work to
scrapers and plows on the sand hill,
one mile this eide Of Nayasoia bridge
or Bryan ami Madisonyille public road.
Bids to be opened on the 10Th day Of
july, lsg9. The right 10 reject any and
al bids reserved. Bidders to furnish
feed for hands and mules. Bids will be
received by w. r. Johnston and W. l..
Turner.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-07-01
Navigation Convention Post
pOned.

Hon. d. c. Giddings Jr., presi.
dent Of the Brazos River Nayigs.
ton Convention to have been held
at Brennan July 3, has postponed
the convention until July 9th, on
account of the disastrous rainstorm
and washouts on various railroads.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-07-01
Tn Avoid TnnlesnnInes.

The jeweler' Hadn't go
buy an eight day clock?
Customer Oh. no. | 81
that ! can efTcctually {
wind lodge nights."-'rhf Jewel.
er's Weekly.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-07-01
partingtonIan.

Mrs. Caller-What a charming
rug yon have been getting for
your dining room floor, Mrs. Sap
mind.
Mrs. Sapmind-It isn't exactly
n rug, Mrs. Caller. it's whaMley
call a druggist. Boston - Y.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-07-01

The state uniyersiiyla at Austin is
to have a professor Of oratory and
also a professor Of romantic Ian
guages in addition TO the present
faculty. I've first named chair
will be easy to on, for orators in
Texas are a. thick a. leaves in
Valambrosa and instr motors in that
art may be found most anywhere,
but Texans know very little about
romance. They are a together too
practical for that Fan Antonio
Express.
For choice Jersey Ter call on Nc:
?. Bead. ls5
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-07-01
me Lo.t GalIeon. Of VIC.

Two FrerShmen-Count de
Pradere and Albert Andrteux-
have just addressed a petition to
the Spanish government for au'
thority 10 explore the Bay Of St
Simon. in the River Vigo, for the
purpose of searching for the gal
Icons loaded with gold and silver
which were sunk there on their
return from Mexico IN 1902. They
based their request on the fact
that they invented apparatus for
submarine exploration. Their
petition is said 10 have been IA
yorably received by the commits
sion charged TO inquire into the
matter, and work will undoubted-
" be begun in a few weeks, as
the Frenchmen have everything
prepared for the enterprise. II
may be recalled that the late NJ.
Duclere, who was president Of
the council Of ministers under
the presidency OF Greyy, once or
ganized a company TO search for
the galleons OF Vigo, but, al.
though he employed diving bells,
after spending several months
In exploring the bottom Of the
Bay Of 81. Simon. not even the
sign Of a wreck was discovered
They We're Poorly Raised.
In the train sat a poor old qua
keress. She wore a silver gray
dress, snowy collar and such a
sweet gray hat. She was a big,
handsome woman and her large
Madonna face beamed with be-
ncvolenee and love. A ruby or a
diamond ornament e'ould have
marred her beauty. Two smar,
commercial travellers stepped In
to the same carriage with the old
lady. After they had discussed
the spirit and tobacco trade a
while, they looked around az the
Iquakeress. Then they looked al
each other, smiled, and one re
marked in an undertone: BILLY
guess the old lady is inflated
with quaker yeast" Without
lifting her eyes, the old lady re
marked no low that the passen
gers could not hear il: 'Tf thy IA
Their and mother had consumed
more sweet quaker yeast and iesI
bad beer and tobacco, thee woulC
have been better raised and be-
ter bred" Then il was so p
that you could hear the en-
pump.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-07-01
Legal BLANKS.

The Eagle carries a full hns Of the
following named legal blanks, AMI sells
them in small quantities a, the prices
quoted. For larger Quantities. call at
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Proposals

Bids are invited until July ! for
the building of Allen Academy.
Plans and specifications may be
seen at the First National BANK.
The board Of directors reseCve the
right to reject any and all BIDS.
Walter Wipp1echt.
lS5 Secretary
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Sam Houston Normal Examin-
alton.


alton.
There will be held at the public
school building in Bryan on the
Goth day of July 1899, competi.
tive examination for all appli-
cants from Brazos county who de-
sire to attend the Sam Houston
Normal at Huntsville. Profs. Min
ter and Hickman will conduct the
examination. Applicants desiring
to compete for the positions will
conform to the rules and regula-
lions az made by said teachers.
Respectfully,
SAM X. HENDERSON,
Rep. 55th Rep. District.
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CROSS, TEXAS.

Crops are nearly all laid-by.
Mr.. W. p. Franklin has had a
lot Of prairie hay cut and baled the
past week.
Mr.. q. w. Maxwell and wife
visited on Cobbs Prairie Sunday.
A protracted meeting is in prog.
ress at Pleasant Grove church. We
hope there will be much good ac-
complished for the Master.
Mr.. W. &. Outlaw Of this com.
munity has been very sick for the
past ten days. Drs. Barlow and
Williams are treating her. She is
no better at this writing, but We
hope she will recover soon.
G.. J. McClung mas been quite
sick the past week but is improy-
ing now
Mr.. Jerry Isbell Of this commun.
[ ity is visiting relatives at McGreg
or, Texas. American.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-06-30
DR.. wHlTsETr's SUCCESSOR.
NEW PRESIDENT SOUTHERN BAP-
TIST THEOLOGICAL SEMINARY.
tBy Telegraph to virCinian-Pnot.,

(By Telegraph to vlrEinian- Pllot)
Atlanta. Ga. June 29.-Dr. e. Y.
Mullins. of the Newton Centre Baptist
Church. Boston, was to-day elected to
the presidency OF the Southern Baptist
Theological Seminary at Louisville. to
succeed DIR. Whitsett, resigned. The
election of DR.. Mullins was unanimous.
Mr.. Joshua lowering sent Il telegram
TO DR.. Mullins notifying him of his
unanimous election, and this was fol-
lowed by a message of congratulation
from Ex-Governor William ]. Northern,
but DIR. Mullins acceptance has not
yet been received.
Although pastor of a church in New
England, DR.. Mullins is n Southerner
by birth, and it was not until the past
few years that he was called TO Mas
sachusetts. lie is q native OF Missis-
sippi.
DIR. Mullins is the graduate of a col
lege in Texas and of the Southern
Baptist Theological Seminary. to the
head of which he has just been called
lie was at one time the pastor of Lee
street Baptist Church at Baltimore and
has also been associate corresponding
secretary of the Foreign Mission Board
of the Southern Baptist Convention
He resigned the last position and is
now the pastor of Newton Centre Bap-
tist Church in Boston, and is also the
chaplain of the Newton Theological
Seminary. the oldest Baptist seminary
in this country. DR.. Mullins is 40 years
old.