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Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-02-23
CANADIANS LOYAL.
The KiniaE Of May bT th- H"srs ualts
the Country More firu.iJ

Montreal. Feb % The news of the
heavy losses Ol the Canadian battalion
created profound sensation through
ont the dominion No details u the ac-
ton ha,- come 10 hand except that u
wa. fought by the Canadians on sun
day while pursuing Cronle'. army At a
drift on the Moddrr river 10 ths east Of
Jacobslal Seven out Of the eight com
panic. we're engaged aud the Canadians
lost and killed. wounded aud missing -
men. being per cent of those engaged
The losses are fcattsrei over thu whole
regiment and OF the number 20 were
killed and - wounded. the rest being
missing aud captured. No officers were
killed, hut two-Major Arnold OF Win
mpeg. commanding a company. and
Lieutenant Mason Of Toronto 30 were
wounded. the former dangerously. Flags
are living AZ halimast over the city
I The spirit in which the public Is tax
/ ing the news IL shown in the action Of
J A. Dairy. a rich Young merchant Of
the town. CA hi. way To his Office he
learned from hnlletin Of the death
Younger brother Cecil. and he proceeded
At once 10 the telegraph Office whore he
telegraphed the government asking per
mission 10 go TO South Africa at his own
expense 10 take his brulhsrs place ~
the regiment The newspapers IN theif
comments agree m saying that the blood
thus shed will cemen, ,hs union oI
Canada with tho empire The stat
says
'sThe significance Of the grim list Il
the agndcnn II the sending u
the tfoors Canada puts her han'
TO IA. task Of empire building will
the courage Il dependency tina
has grown 10 a uniion aud the devo
tion ~ a pcople unmnded to shirk u
fnll share of the high duty 81 cArryin
IN. lamp n civilization aud liberty I
. the darkest cnruets of the earth w
= Canadians have grown mp We ar
no longer In leading strings W
Z can no longer look abroad upo
the great wrongs and the tower
B. ING tvrannies At the world an
n plead our childish weakness as reaso
J. for hearing none ~ the burdens w
are now an adult member " worl
empire. and the boys dead by the Mo
der will forever fufhii that we shru
hack again into provincial and cuv
ardly impotence Their death was MOI
than the incident Of h.ooiy campng'
p every bullet that struck down a Cam
dian yonth became a rivh driven wit
u itresisrhle force into the sirel bunl
: that fasten the empire iogeihrr
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sep'anca ~ the term but occupies \
carefully prepared strongly enirenched
position previously made ready with
the object of stemniug prospective Brit
ish invasion of tho Free S.ats
Beer reports say General Jouhert's
nerves are unsirung and tina, he no
longer exercises chief command Of the
army.
The war Offices received from Gen
Roberts the following message. which
was delayed in transmission. datoi
Paardeburg. "wednesday
Yesterday afternoon was satisfied
by careful Reconnaissance in force oi
the euemy's position, that could not
assaul, without very heavy loss. which
| was most anxious 10 avoid Accord
| ingly I decided 10 lombard him will
artillery aud turn my attention n th'
ouemys reinforcemenis Tho result
was most satisfactory. Ths d 'ers were
driven 10 IN All directions. losing =
COOL many killed and wounded AM
about ffiy prisoners who say they ar
rived from Ladysmiih two DAYS ago HI
railroad They also say 10 was our ar
tiilary fire which caused them io ahan
don the kopis they were ocrupving 80
A disparc, from sierks sprnit date
/ Wednesday says;
"Promincnt rebal'i in ibis district In
tend ~ surrender and S'ormharg rebel
will shortly lay down their arm'
a special dispatci' from PaArdeher
dated Wednesday saws
Commander B,'hA has h'en attempt
Ing 70 relieve Croni' There has bee
severe fighting. BothA'- force was sea
tered with heavy losses
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will be found at cur store. II
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csnnls, Of Aa,hsrl,y.

Lexington. Ky. Feb 20 An interest.
ing case involving the recognition VI
the governor of Kentucky occurred here.
The Franklin county Jury ordered q q.
HELEN. negro. confined In the state
prison. sent 70 the state asylum here.
The negro was accompanied by an order
from Governor Beckham TO return him
10 the peniieniiary when cured. The
official of the asylum. acting in Super
lendent wylie's absence. received the
patient. but ignored Beckhams order
The asylum il under a superintendent
appointed by Governor Bradley during
his term.
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you don't beIieve Il. la.e a peep inside
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whoi. Family crsms,.d.

Fredericton. Neb Feb 22-Eiward
Lawrence Of Lakeville. .Sanbury county,
wife and three children were burned
10 death In their home at that place. On
finding the house on FIRE Mrs Lawrence
rushed from the building. but wen'
back 10 get her children As she en-
tered the roof fell aud the father. moth
CT and three children were consumed
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BOTH SIDES LOSERS.
nrltlsh aud ue-r. sun.V IN tho Fights
S-ar rs=Fd~barg.

Paardeterg Diff. Orange Free state.
Feb %. via Molier River Feb 81 %
One Of the costlest actions " the war
occurred n, Paardeberg drift Sunday.
General Kelly.Kenny in his pursuit Of
Cronie caught Crodje's rear guard nj
Kip drift and followed the bnrghers 10
the Beers lager at Koodo,s rand. The
drift action began at dayhreak, III,
mounted infantry driving the Boer real
guard up the river towards the mAir
body, while another boiy Of mounteI
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Cane Town. Feb % The suprems
court has adjonrned the case OF the
siezed steamship MAshona To March 2 Ia
give thu owners chancs TO show the
vessel had no intention Of trading with
she Boera
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CRONJR SURROUNDED.
British Troops Near Him. but Un-
able 10 Make Capture.
HIS POSITION STRONG
lie Occnpiss Enirrnched Positions and
His Main Oijrei l. 10 Keep the
Brliish from Invading the
Orange Free state.

London. Feb - A message from
General Roberts explaining the lighting
Of the past few days giving the
eagerly awaited status of ths coniiic;
with General Cronis IL eagsrly exPecied
All the war Offices information Is said
10 point 20 Cronjs's escape being impos.
sible. and IL is row generally taken for
granted that Roberts has him sur
rounded But the continued silence Is
broken only by the laconic list Of cas-
uAlties which tries ihe nations nerves
All critics Of the afternoon news
papers urgs the rushing of reinforce
ments 10 Roberts that he may b. able
70 risk much In endeAyoring 10 iuilict a
decisive defeat. before the Bosr forces
gather from every quarter to-treugthsn
Croujss threatened force Bullers ap
parent tardin-ss and failure 10 prevent
the Beers from slipping round 10 assist
Cronjs. creates no little comment
The relief Of Ladysmith Is now taken
10 bs a matter OF course. but the probA
biliiy u severe fighting will occur pre-
vious 10 the relief while detachmeuii
will be sent by Buller u reinforce Rob
erts. subsequent to the relief. are likely
- meet " -menools resistance IN th'
passes Of the Dfakensberg. IA whlei
fairly powerful burghsr forces remain
In spite Of the apparent failure o
Sunday. attempt 10 storm the Boer p
stion. it Is evident General CrouJi
not merely lasgered IN ordinary &C
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THE AMERICAN
LAUNDRY -

Guarantees to do strictly first class
work promptly aud At reasonable
prices. We cheeriully correct ali mis-
takes when called 20 our attention.
Drop u postal or phone lil and We
will set your bundle aud appreciate
your patronage. Two doors south Of
Exchange botel.
Daily camera., 1900-07-03
CONDUCTOR WAS HONEST.
But He Had q Hard Time Making q
Woman Passenger BE.
ueve 1t.

rs this all you've got, madam"
car as he scrutinized the coin in the
semidarkness Of the tunnel, says the
Chicago Inter Ocean.
Whats the matter with it?" she
asked, in such frigid tones that the
conductor looked confused.
Nothing, but"
Then, if there's nothing the matter
with it, why do you want me to give
you another nickel?"
Nothing, but that" he ventured
again.
well, then, somebody else must
have given it to you. didn't have
penny in my purse"
Eyes, but you did give it to me,
madam, and it's all right, but
She had got red in the face. The 9TH
er passengers were watching the out
come, and one youth, who was stand
ing, craned his neck and got good
look at the coin. He grinned. She saw
him grin. That broke what remained
Of her dignity and chilling patience.
She testify snatched the coin from the
bewildered conductor. AS she was
tossing it into her open purse she, too,
got look at the coin. The car was
coming out of the tunnel, and it was
lighter, so that she could make out the
coin.
"Why, that is "a" but she was too
much confused to finish the sentence.
Eyes, it is a five-dollar gold piece,
madam. You gave it to me-
"iou might have said so" she mur-
INJURED, meekly, as she fshed out real
nickel.
well, you see, I amt much Of an ora
tor, madam he said, and resumed his
march down the aisle, reaching for
aickels.
Daily camera., 1900-07-03
Sheriff. sale.

By virtue of a certuin execution issued ont Of
the Clerks office of the County Court OF Boul-
der County and state of Colorado, and tO me
directed, whereby l am commanded to make
the sum OF five hundred and seventy nine and
sixty one hundredths dollars, 1900, and costs
of suit, the amount Of . certain judgment re,
Gently obtained against The Woody Mining and
Milling company. q corporation, in favor OF
Alden H. Brown, out of the lands, tenements,
goods and chattels of the said The Woody Min
ing anil Milling company, corporation, have
levied on the following property, to-Wit:
All the right, title and interest OF The Woody
Mining and Milling company, = corporation, in
and to one team Of bay horses, one set Of double
harness, one light spring wagon; 81! furniture
and cooking utensils in the boarding house,
know Is the Woody boarding house; one Blake
crusher in Wo ,dy mill, also the engine, and one
Hugg waite wheel and loose pipes and fittings
in said mill.
Therefore, according to said command, shall
expose for sale, at public auction, all the right
title and interest OF the above named the Woody
Mining and Milling company, a corporation, in
and to the above described property on Sstur-
day the 7th day of July, 1900, at II o'clock .: m,
at the mill of The Woody Mining and Milling
company, in jamestown, Boulder County, Colo.
RADIO
T. j SIPPLE,
Sheriff of BOULDER County.
MOTION MONTGOMERY, Attorney.
First Pub. June N-last Pub. July s. 1850.
Daily camera., 1900-07-03
MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS.

In proportion to it's size, fly walks
l3 times as fast as man can run.
The longest recorded hair growing
on female head was eight feet. The
longest recorded beard was 12 feet.
Among the 153, 600 inhabitants which
the last census gave to New Mexico
there were 10000 Indians and $4,000
Mexicans.
Stone street was the first street in
New York city paved with cobble
stones, hence it's name. The paving
was done in the year 1857.
The Japanese ride American bicycles
and play baseball; they use American
expressions in connection with the
game, a. zone strike" 'home base,"
etc.
The oldest love-letter in the world
is proposal of marriage for the hand
of an Egyptian princess, made $500
years ago. 1t is in the form of an in
scribed brick, and is therefore not only
the Oldest, but the most substantial,
loye-letter that has ever been written.
William Foley, of Brooklyn, aged II.
suffered from wood in his stomach. 1t
was wood pulp, nearly two pounds of
it. This condition resulted from the
boys habit of chewing matches and
toothpicls, for which he developed an
inordinate appetite. William became
seriously i'll. An operation was enough.
Military engineers are practically
agreed that no material for fortitica-
tions is superior to earth. When clay
is not obtainable, as on the seashore,
sand is collected into bags, and these
are laid in regular heaps along the
line of the proposed fortifcation. In
such fortifcation the balls from the
enemy's guns sink without doing dam
age. and shells explode harmlessly.
Daily camera., 1900-07-03
NOTES OF THE FASHIONS.
oSw Ribb0ns, Latest in HAts-This IL
10 Bs . season OF Flow
ePR,

The new ribbons are soft in tex
ture and in a taffeta weave. Many
are corded and hemstitched and fancy
ribbons in general were never more
in favor, says the New York Tribune.
The favorite tints are baby blue,
strawberry, cream and pastel green.
In hat trimmings several colors are
used in rosette bows. Rosettes are
popular, also, as decorative adjuncts
to the toilet. They are worn on the
left side or front of the soft belt.
Sashes, too, are in vogue. They
should be tied at the left in front
and should be about ten inches wide.
Many are fringed. Fringed ribbons
are worn on the neck, and should
cross at the back with ends brought
to the front, tied in bow and left
to fall nearly to the waist line.
Trimmed sailor hats are among the
spring exhibits. Fancy straws are
used largely and the decoration, as a
rule, is composed of weather proof
materials, such as tucked taffeta, rib
bons and quilts. Wings are returning.
to favor, and by summer will be worn
extensively. Certainly nothing is bet
ter fitted to withstand the caprice of
April and June weather, the fogs on
the seashore and the dashing spray
on board a yacht.
This is to be season OF flowers.
Some charming hats recently shown
have the entire crown composed OF
flowers, such as forget-me-nots, small
wild roses or the larger crushed rose.
Violets, too. will be worn in this way,
and comparatively new blossom for
such profuse use is the SNOWFALL.
Pansies, poppies and orchids are pop
ular to a degree greater than ever
before
Daily camera., 1900-07-03
sherlTs Sale.

By virtue of a certain execution Fl Fa and Fee
bill issued out Of the clerks office OF the County
Court of Boulder County and State of Colorado.
and to me directed, whereby am commanded
to make the sum Of four hundred and thirteen
and Us 100 dollars, ($+l3 O-ilV and costs Of suit.
the amount of q certain judgment recently OBJ
tanned againt Ewald s. Crona in favor of J. F.
Krstianson out of the lands, tenements, goods
and chattels Of the said Ewald S. Crons have
levied on the following property, to-wit:
All of the right, title and interest Of the within
named defendant, Ewald S. Crona. in and to the
n \ of the Sec. Il Tp. North Range Il
W, and all improvements thereon. Tbs OF
the W u and the " \ Of the n Q u and the
n u of the y Of Sec. II Tp. 2, North Range
II v; also lot block in Lyons Rock and l.. z.
Co.'s Nortonville addition to town Of Lyons;
all the within aboye described lot and parcels
of land situate in Boulder County, Colorado.
Therefore, according to said command, shall
expose for sale, at public auction, all the right
title and interest OF the above named Ewald 5.
Crcna in and to the above described property,
on Monday the 18th day Of July 1900, at 10
O'Clock .. n., at the south front door of the
County Court House in Boulder County and
State aforesaid o
Dated at Boulder this 18th day of June, 1900.
TT SIPPLE,
Sheriff of Boulder County.
PATTON & HAWKINS, Attorneys.
First Pub. June 25-last Pub. July ID, 1900.
Daily camera., 1900-07-03
There are no better pills made than
De Wits Little Early Risers. Always
prompt and certain. Gilbert Bros.
Have You Ko" ms to Rent9

These is going to he large demand
for rooms IN town by those visiting the
Chautauqua next summer ard inquiries
IRE already being received. The direct-
ors desire to make list of persons hav.
ing rooms to whom inquirers will be re.
fer,ed. II those having rooms will leave
their names and address at the Boulder
News Office it will aid them and the as
sociation also.
Daily camera., 1900-07-03

nuhTTcI MORTGAGE MONEY, $50
UnH i'll J. WILHELM HAMh Cheney BIZ
Daily camera., 1900-07-03
bargains for Home seekers.

After m any intricate experiments,
scientists have discovered methods for
obtaining all the natural digestants.
These have been combined in the pro-
portion found in the human body and
united with substances that build up the
digestive organs, making compound
called Kodol Dyspepsia Cure. 1t d,gests
what you eat aud allows ali dy p ot'cs
to e,t plenty CT noutishine food " Ill the
stomach troubles are bein; radically
cured by the medicinal agents Il con
tains. 1t is pleasant to take aad will
give quick relief Gilbert Bros.
Daily camera., 1900-07-03

When the liver fails to s-cre,e bile.
the blood becomes loaded with bilious
properties, the digestion becomes i'm.
paired and the bowels cons,,pated.
HERB[NE b sa direct action on the
liver and excretory organs. and few
doses will cure any case Of biiiousness.
Price 80 cents. George F. Fonda.
Daily camera., 1900-07-03
A REGULAR Fanatic.

"What's the matter with that old
hen?" asked the house cat. "She
looks queer"
"Sbe is queer" replied the farm dog.
"She'll bust the first thing she knows." "
whats the trouble?"
"Oh, she's one Of these temperance
cranks, and she's trying to keep from
laying until the egg-nog season has
passed, d,"-Philadelphia Press.
Daily camera., 1900-07-03

For hurns, injuries, piles and skin dis.
eases use DeW,tt's Witch Hazel Salve.
1t is the original. Counterfeits may be
offered. Use only DeWitt's. Gilbert
Bros
Daily camera., 1900-07-03
Are Leaning,

A London military expert says the
British have still the arts Of war to
learn. They are at least going to
good school, says the Chicago Record.
Daily camera., 1900-07-03

When, where and how to obtain pure
liquors without having to pay three prices
for it is eading question. Listen to us.
In the first place, be sure it is not Suh-
day, then walk straight-way to Garba.
rirOs
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-01-07

served. Those who were present were
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Greenwood, Miss
Louise Sheldon, Miss Lillian Simcoe,
Miss Ethel Simcoe. Miss Cora Pollard,
Miss Josephine Nottingham, Miss
Eloise Hayden. Miss May Cannon, Miss
Mamie Davis. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Nash; Mr. john Ittcnurison, Of Forts
mouth; Mr.. James Warren, Mr.. Arthur
Hall, Mr.. Henry Urquhart Mr.. Will
liam Jones. Mr. Samuel Pollard, DR..
Walter Pollard DR.. Robert Griffith,
Mr.. a. L. Jones, Mr.. Baker. of Ports
mouth; Mr.. Herbert Holland, DR.. Paul
Jones and Mr.. Mat Land.
Miss Virginia Newton gave n very
delightful party Monday evening at
her home on Freemason street. There
was a grabbing. In which was n pres
ent for each of the guests as souve-
mir of this delightful New Years party.
Delightful refreshments were served, a
huge bowl of eggnog being very much
In evidence. Games of all descriptions.
such as Up Jenkins. Going to Jerusa-
lem and so forth, We're INDUCED in,
and merrily did the minutes fly.
Among the guests were General and
Mrs. Groner. Mrs. Berry, Mrs. Ram
say, Mrs Grandy, Miss Emily Baker.
Misses Kensett Miss Elizabeth Free
man. Miss Eloise Chamberlain, Mr..
George Loyal Mr.. Edward Brockcn-
brough, DR.. McCurdy. Lieutenant Gil
mer. Messrs Lane, Mr.. Harry Keeling,
and Mr.. Arthur Freeman.
Mrs. Mast and Miss Mary Paul Mast
will entertain number of their
friends at cards Thursday, the 18th in
slant. at their home on York street.
Mrs. fred Thompson will give a card
party tomorrow evening at her home
at the navy yard.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Tessicr of
Boston, are stopping at the Month
cello.
Mrs. Albert Stohl entertained her
friends Friday afternoon at her home
Mt the navy yard. Cards were the fca-
ture of the evening. Mrs. Quinby car
ricd off the first prize, a china plaque
Miss Louise Du Barry won a boot as n
BOBBY. y ,delectablc rcpast was served
during the evening, and the house was
prettily decorated. Among those prU-
ent were Mrs Watson, Misses Watson.
Mrs. Wise. Miss Wise, Mrs Ames.
Miss !Ames, Mrs. Milligan, Mrs. Thomp-
son. Mrs. Niles. Misses Niles. Miss
TONNES. Miss Margaret Ward, Miss
Lucy Claiborne. Miss Elizabeth Free
man, Mrs. Lawrence Adams. Mrs. Du
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-01-07

and Mrs. Carey p. Weston. Mrs. e. C.
Grandy, MIR. and Mrs. A. NJ. Higgins,
Mr.. and Mrs. Lane Kelly. Misses Lille
Urnuhart and Maria Williams, of
Richmond: Miss Townes, of Philadel-
phia; Misses Niles and Wise, of the
navy yard; Miss Fouke, of German
town, Pa; Misses Walcott and Smith,
of Brooklyn: Miss Sans, of Wytheville:
Miss kensctt, of Eastville Va; Misses
Mary Belle White. Elizabeth Lander,
Pattie Gregory. Rosa McBee, Elizabeth
VIM. Katherine and Louise Heath.
Mary and Mabel Chamberlain, Jose
phine Cooke, Elizabeth Martin, Vir-
ginia Wrcnn. Fannie Leigh. Emily and
Mabel Allyn, Ida Gordon, Mabel
Vaughn, Miss Edith Tunis and Ger
trude Walker, Mr.. Williams, of Rich
lmond; Mr. Randolph Darlington. of
Newport News; Lieut. Gilmer, u. S. NJ;
Mr.. Casey Morgan, u. S. NJ; Mr.. Hop
kins. u. S. M: Messrs. r.. L. Dobie,
Leigh Gordon. Kensie Johns, Walling-
ton Hardy, Charles Owens, Alexander
Agelasto. Jr.. Arthur Freeman, Jr., c.
w. Sans, Dervereaux Doyle, Harry
Kcnsett. Charles Patterson, J. NJ. Jor-
dan. Il. NJ. Henry, Jr. Emmett Brown,
Pearson Williams. James Goode. Frank
Wilcox, Harry Lamb. Aaron Milhado,
Worthy Smith Elliott Heath. Thomas
Tannor. Cadwalder Collins, Harry
IGoodridge, William Wilkinson. Dun
can Pullen, Edward Brockenbrough,
Tyler Smith Washington Reed, DR..
Joseph Grice. Mcssrs. George Loyal,
William Shield. Goldsboro Serpell,
Leighton HUBBARD Edward Higgins,
Brooke Taylor and Edward Baird
| Miss Carolyn Cohn entertained Miss
Louise Jones. Miss Nan Freeman, Miss
Katherine Ncwbill Miss Addie Pig
man, Mcssrs. Lane Kelly. Pcyton Bla-
miro, William Burwcll. Davis Jordan,
Thomas and Hugh Page. Baldwin My
ers and Herman Cohn Tuesday even
Ing at her home on Botetourt street in
honor OF her guest, Miss Anna Rice.
of Philadelphia. The occasion was n
sugar stew. and lots of fun was to be
had in watching the candy boil and
pulling it to the desired whiteness.
Miss Nirgilia Jones entertained n
number of her friends very delightful
~ Monday evening at her home on
Bute street. There were four tables OF
whist. two ut which crokinolc WAS
played ana one table of carronc Miss
Lo'i'.sc Sheldon won the ladies' prize.
Il vircgrcttc. and MIR. Lintan Jones waa
awarded card-cas as the gentle
mans prize. The consolation prize was
drawn for and won by Mrs. Green
wood. a bountIful repast was then