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Decorah-posten., 1900-01-02

Slocum al ben am%erttdnffe Arrle,
Oberfterne Demange at ben frantic
Urine. Stadppit6 at RusIano, 8ens
titino af Stalien, 9rimmel at 9'ters
rig % Baron BON 2utpib al Init
lamb. De ital inipicere 2eiren Der
ioas cs basefter bsisse SIasmarten
peo Snsela Riper.
Durham, 28oe Dec. - 70 5nIfere
peo Rapn Stute os Sartes er arres
fteret for at bare bjulpet 8osrne.
Stamp peo Wubber.
Wobber Riper, 25be Dec. = timber
en- Retpsnoicering imorges trat Brit
terne ben 6eftigits @rtileriilb fra
goerne. iom be bar paret ubiat for,
Iioen 8oerne beidtte Maeersfontein.
8riterre bapbe foreiot fig at sSes
l9g9e ct 6us pau Glpebrebben, iom
8oerne bruste til ct 2p, bporfrd be-
res Starpitpttsrs piGebe bort uforiigs
tige brittle Soloater.
Splppunberne % en- 2pboittdnon,
eitorteret at lite Cancers brpg ub peo
9a9srp for at angribe 9oernes Gins
jer foran Ssiberne. Saainort 8rts
terne blep feet, da6neoe 8perne Slo
pda benz. 8oerne bapbe en- dnoen
aanon, bpormsD be ftjeo fra Serns
baneIppret MOREOVER. @lt / aft baobe
be fire aanoner, foruoen TO 9urtigs
fpoenbe. 9isIe 8anoner bar for bet
meite opfttlet bortenfor !Ssibernes
Top. Sufet paa Glpebrebocn blep
ipr9ngt | 2uftsn. goerne fpreos
np9le Stub bagefter, men gtiterne
ipdrebe life. Sire at 8riternss S"Ite
blep Ttuot. Snssn Solout blep %iaaret.
Siben Gnslanosrne blep laaet peb
Magersfontein bar goerne bragt fine
lStanbier 1000 Yaros n9rmere De
brittle 2inier.
6burdia i 6biepelep.
gbiepelep 2eir, 26oe Dec. - Wins
ton gbur6iu, 2onopn Worning
Bolts 8orreiponDent, iom nplig unos
Hap fra 8oerfungsnitab / PRETORIA,
tom til 2eiren imorges. Gan tom bib
fra 2purenco Warques pid Durham
og faa sobt ub til Srops for ale be
Granddaughter. ban bapoc at ubs
itaa for at ilippe bort fra gpernes
Serritprium. 9un fortGler en- baars
reiienoe 8eretning pm fine gpentpr,
iioen ban rsmte. !Sdn bar lite fors
tl9bt, oa ban fprloo Pretoria, uagtet
en- Rapport nplig iugoe, at ban bdpoe
rsmt / apinoeora9t. 9an tienote lite
2anbet %. bar nsot til at felge Della
goaiernbdnsns Spor for at naa apz
item.
Sette bar naturligpis en- farltg
Rpute, fprbi bans Rsmnins bar teles
graferet langs 2inien. San unogit
imiDlertib Sppagelfe, ipet ban bare
reiite ON Hatten.
Spersane en- GeiligReo frembso fig,
Ineg ban Jig pmborb pea ~eIt9daenoe
Sraettrain, men forlob benz for Dag
srp. Otter mango Gpentpr nadebe
ban 0elasoabusten, bppr ban bar Fri
for 5orfslselie. ps iaafnart iom mus
Zig reiite ban til Durham, 6por ban
fit en- bessiitret Mobtagelie.
Npberts % &itbener.
Gibraltar, 27be Dec. - 5eltmars
fbal 9prb Roberts anfpm igaaraftes
meb Samp'tibet 9unottar Cattle.
General 2prb &it6ener gift ombpro
paa Stibet, ION itrar ieileoe til aapz
ftnhpu.
Decorah-posten., 1900-01-02
6ele Wanila iorgcr.


6ele Wanila iprgcr.
Manila, 30te Dec. General
Saptons Seerapelie fanot Stec
imorses. 81. 8 fprebe qrtiqerist en-
balb Simes Salut paa 13 Stub.
Snofsote / 5uIinbpis / 8ogns bar
pdd @eiene til Pacp airtegaarp, bpur
2t9et miolertibig bar lat / en- Spalz
bling. Set bar n9iten umulig at pass
iere siennem Mansben; men iensre
dntom 5ilipino 9olitiet pg aabneoe
8ei for Sraften.
Gfterat aapslIan Marrin bapbs
boIbt 9sn / aapelst, bleite srompss
ter Sabirfan Signal. Jansiersednt
Simon pg SrpOnnanierne Dim pe
Wobrbuien, iom tiltgemeb Sabirfan
er be eneite 8ienleoenbe at 2aptons
Abe aapulleri, inbtog 2gresplapie,
General Otis bar tiliteoe.
8iiten blsp baarst til en- 9psn 3l.
10 at Meblemmsr af Cautious Stab,
Der fungerebe Iom Ydu Bearers. Sort
efter begpnbte Mari6en. s Spibien
git 6tltpino Politiorteftret, fulgt al
20be Soreneoe Staters Snfdnteri.
&apelan 9isrie mdri6srebe bag 8ogs
men. Sad tom General CAPTIONS
Se't, fsrt at en- Sroonnans. Saa
ful9te 9aQ Bearers / tire 8ogne. De
n9ite / 2inien bar @eneralerne Wbees
Ter, Bates, 5orfDtb, &obbIe %
S4pun. ADMIRAL Wation git peO
Sioen at General W6eeler.
General Otis og bans Stab /
8ogns bar be np'te. Otter benz tom
be u%oentanoite aoniuler / fulo Uni
form, PrGiioenter os Ssritem9nb fra
forifienige Stammer paa 3uSpn.
Wari6en fra airtesaarben git nebs
oper til Quneta, bpor trooper flor
opftilet. Deb 4noa Mpnlmentet
itanoiepe Pr~pcesiionsn, og SapsIlan
pterte lpite 8%eliignelien. Saa gisns
optoses Mdri4en til puiig, bpor 8ts
ten bIep lat paa n 2aun9 og opsrs
fert til Sranspprtbaaoen Ct. 5bos
mas.
Wdjor Gbparbs os aapteinerns
Setpaa og Ring ital lebiage 2igst til
De 5Oreneoe Stuter iom 2Grsspagt.
paa Mrs. CAPTIONS 9egj9ring Ifal
Sapeldn gisrce psfaa fslse meb %
leoe ajeneiten paa arlington Strife
gdarb.
De feite 8per fra Manila til Sas
pug, bpor 9enerdl 2apton babbe OPP
rettet GiDilitpre, ienbte RspraIentans
ter til 9egrapelien. De bar tlGbt /
bpb Sorg, og bragte pragtige aranbIs
og ~forfsrreDe ReIolutipner. Gn So
mite al apinoer Og Piger Tom, belGs=
let meb glpmiter, til Manila iaaar
ira forifielIi9e 8per for at bepibne
MRS. canton i'm 9eltagslie. 5ilipiz
nos CAB o9iaa 9Iomiter og uOtalte
fin Spmpatbi for mrs. 2apton.
9pert 5las / Manila bar paa balp
Stan9.
Decorah-posten., 1900-01-02
Sioite Uvt.
griterne bar miitet 1O9 Warb nm
Der ct Angreb pe0 Wafefing.
2atptoms 8earapcIie.

gretorid, 26be Dec. - &ommars
bdnt Snpmdn rapporterer fra Wolopr
Riper ben 24be Dec. fslsenbe: "5ters
ben / Mdfeiing angreb bort Sort meo
Mdrims pe ct Baniertrain. &en
blsb fsrt belt frem til Gprtets Wture.
@i bolbt Jortet. 9riternes Cab raps
porterss at BABE bare SO orabte og
"a Iadreoe. Bort CAB TO br9bte pe
ipp iaareos.
Pretoria, 29be Dec. - De brittle
Sanger, iom blep tdget / Wafeting-
Wolopo Sampen, tiger, at 8urteis
nerne @ernon oe Sanforb bleb brabt,
pg at 2orb Goparb Gscil, SIN al
2orb Salisbury, og aprb CHARLES
Gapenoif6s9enti blep Iaaret unber
4dmbeu.
Decorah-posten., 1900-01-02
CHicerer %mismpbige.

9d Storbritanien life betaler fine
Sficerer, naar be er Sanger, er mango
at benz baarlis itiaet financielt. 4ne
er mismooige. pg llpirtiombeben gjsr
benz ilspe. Sperbrepne &appprter ON
8oerieire fcrsger beres 5uns'inbbeb.
Decorah-posten., 1900-01-02

Gibraltar, 27be Dec. - 6eltmars
fbal 9pro Roberts anfom isaaraftes
meb SampItibet 0unottar cattle.
General 2prb &it6ener gift ombpro
paa Stibet, ION itrur ieileoe til aapz
ftaben.
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1900-04-07
An Appeal to the American Peopie.

We, men and women of the Afro-Amer-
lean n,S4 rage race With fey white friends, Of
in Bethel chapel Chicago, ill.,. this i2t6
DAY OF December, 1899, solemnly appeal
r 70 tae people of the United States Of all
parties: @'''0 Oil IoA'l'al
We ask serious attention to the perse-
are being inflicted by iawless, Savage
mobs upon Afro-American men and Worn-
en- IN the United States. These outragos
arei, often committed out Of dislike and
suspicion only that their victim has been
Gebu gu Y %, Of some crime or offense against
The most horrible outcome Of the MOI,
spirit IS the burning alive Of Afro-AuoS =
ica1 1o men. Th1s crime began in ArLansaa
IN lss2 and since then men have bee
Texas. virginia Georgia. II Missies I
tennessee and Kentucky. During
.ast seven months there have been Tho
fire .nese 'nnuman torturinss to death b
Lynchings have become common, ,Afr..
american men being the Victims in %
me me southern states, and they hive due.
CURING in illinois. Indiana, Ohio. NeS
| dofk:, pennsylvania, Kansas, Michiga1
ana an M1,Snraska. There is, according u
last seventeen years, ar average of $50 Of
these lynchings, or mob murders, eaoi
SeaI; most OF them occurring in the
| Soutn. Minor prosecutions, such as driv-
ing Afro-American families from thelr
homes. Wh1ppings, stonings and tarrtne
and feathering are so common as to b.
| of the country.
We inplore all persons in power and
authority to reflect upon what these law
| iesS ana. 1nhuman acts mean, and Wfal
duties the state Of society they reveal
iay upon the state and national govern
ments. And we ask ali people who low
| lusuce and order, and who desire TIN
good OF their fellow men. to endeavor, b,
word and act, to create. throughout tht
county cG1aa such a. public opinion as will no
o. violence and murder as now, BY %
CURING within its borders. disgrace tt,
It is ordered by this assembly that til
oaliy and weekly newspapers, the AsS0
slated Press. the, religious journals ant
4! weekly and monthly magazines be asket
70 print this appeal in behalf of a -
ter1ng and helpless people. - =
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1900-04-07

The Oriental Hair Parlors, Mrs. E
J. Allen, prop. Fashionable hair
dressing, shampooing, hair cutting
curling, manicuring, etc. Hair
Strengthening and scalp treatment a
specially. Hair work to order. Calls
made at residences; satisfaction guar
anteed. Special sale on switches dur
ing the holidays. 2O5 Krahmer Block
N. E. cor. 9TH and sibley.
There will be meeting of the
American Law Enforcement League
held at Bethesda Baptist church, Min
neapolis, on April 8, at 3 o'clock, to
arrange. for the big rally meeting to
be held at st. James A. M. E. church
on April 20. The object of the rally
is to raise money to assist in testing
the constitutionality of the Louisiana
Suffrage laws. All who feel an inter
est in this matter are invited to at
tend the meeting April 8.
Kate Gray appeared in the police
court yesterday morning charged with
larceny, preferred against her by
Charles Franklin. The woman lives on
Eighth street, near Robert and Frank
lin, declares that she stole $40 from
him at that place Thursday night. Her
case was set for today. Franklin, who
was charged with dis0rder1v conduct
for visiting the house, forfeited $15
bail by failing to appear. Lillian Da-
Wis, who is said to have stolen $10s
from Martin Olson on Minnesota street
Monday night and who has the same
attorney, will have her hearing on the
same day.
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1900-04-07
able rates. Call at No. 9 Second street
north, first fiat for W. NJ. Jenkins, pro-
prietor

able rates. Call at No. 9 Second stree
north, first fiat for w. M. Jenkins, pro
prietor. /.
The grand jury has disposed of sew
eral criminal cases, among them waS
that Of Lillian Butts Franklin, charged
| with the embezzlement of $162. from
her mother, Mrs. Avis Butts. It is gen
orally expected that the case will be
dismissed. Lillian says it is all gotten
up for the purpose of getting her
away from her (colored) husband, AL
bert Franklin. She states she don't
think she will 80 back TO him when she
is released, but will go on the stage
with show from which she has had
an offer, but will first visit her mother
for several months at Richfield. She
has had another offer of marriage
from man signing his name Julian
McGrath, hero of Manila. It is the
general opinion that Lillian is talking
too much for her good and the good of
Others
Mr.. and Mrs. James Cummington
entertained number of little ones on
Saturday, March 81, at their home, No.
1882 Fifth avenue S, from 2 to 6 D. M.
in honor of their youngest daughter.
Mary Drew, it being her fourth BIRTH
day. A program was rendered in the
afternoon by the little ones, after
which they all marched into the din
ing room, which was nicely decorated
for the occasion with the birthday
cake, with four lighted candles, which
burned while they ate. Among those
present were Masters Leroy and Ralph
Roberts, Harvey Moss, Ralph Elliott.
Raymond Cage, Benjamin Pierce, Ray
mond Phimmer, Earl Steward, George
Sellers, Peavy and Totlen Heffelfnger.
OF Minneapolis; Johnnie Adams and
George Howard, of St Paul; Misses
Ruby Coleman, Deborah White, Lima,
Gladys, Eunice and Mamie Smith. En-
ma Harper, Hazel Scott, Ruby Banner,
Beatrice Pierce, Mildred Plummer,
Rozella and Fannie Sample. Mrs. Cum
nlngham was assisted by Mesdames
Gage, Moss and Steward.
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1900-04-07

Windsor. D. F. Reese was made vice
chairman, Albert Johns, secretary, and
p. c. Justus, treasurer. Major e. D.
Libby was elected city and county
committeeman.
The Eighth ward precinct committee
met at Kent and University streets
Thursday night and endorsed the NOM
ination Of Chester r. Smith and the
whole republican ticket. All but. two
of the sixty committeeman were preS1
ent. S. B. Carter was reelected city
committeeman, and the following ward
officers chosen: Chairman, Harry How
ard; vice chairman, Fred Stanley; Sec
rotary, w. r. Johnson.
Now is the time to organize county
and city clubs to attend the great Re-
publican League convention in St.
Paul, July II when Gov. Roosevelt
of New York, the former plainsman of
the West and the rough rider of the
Spanish war, and Senator Beveridge,
the brilliant young orator, will be the
speakers. The Wide-awake Garfield
Club of Duluth is arranging to be
present, one thousand strong, with
uniforms and it's own band. All rail-
roads will make special rates, and run
excursions. i. .s.sss<.'
A Republican State Convention for
the State of Minnesota will be held on
Wednesday, May 18th, A. D. 1900, at
IL o'clock M, at the Exposition Build
ing in the City of Minneapolis, for the
purpose of electing four delegates at
large and four alternates at large to
the Republican National Convention to
be held at the City of Philadelphia, in
the State of Pennsylvania, on Tues
| day, June 18th, A. D. 1900; and also
to nominate nine presidential electors.
The total number of delegates will be
1,1S0. The three counties in which
| there is a considerable number OF
Afro-Americans are entitled to dele
gates as follows: Hennepin, 112;
Ramsey, IS; St. Louis, A. The county
! conventions will be held May 9.
-@&s
Vice Chairman w. r. Johnson an
J nounced the appointment of the fol
| lowing standing committees at Thurs
day evenings meeting of the Repub-
ican executive committee:
Finance-T: L. Schurmeier W.. R.
Johnson, F. B. Doran, F. G.. Schiff-
man, DR.. Charles Wirth, S. H. Reeves
and F.. w. Root. -. se...
Registration-Sam Lowenstein
E. B. Lott S. J. Picha, P. J. Bigue an6
w. B. Webster. 49,. -~.:..> j. .....E /
Speakers-M. w. Fitzgerald, A. R.
! Kiefer, D. F. Polk, and Louis Johnson
Halls-Louis Johnson, A. r.. Kiefer
F. w. Root and Samuel Lowenstein.
Music and Carriages-S. J. Picha, DIR
Charles Wirth and w. B. Webster.
Printing!. B. Lott, P. F. Bigue
and D. F. Polk. = sezs- '.s ...H
A communication was received from
Mayor Kiefer, in which he said that
he would further the success of the
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1900-04-07
THE HOTTEST COON IN DIXIE
At tho Grand Opera House, St Paul.

At tho Grand Opera House. St Paul =.
what is positively the largest high
clsss Afro-American attraction that has
yet visited the west is's The Hottest Coon
N Dixie" the latest rag,ime mus cel
comedy-tradedie, which wi be soon at
the Grand Opera House the comininp
week. This Organization is much larger
IN number than the Black Patti Campany
eeen earlier in the season, and includes
IN us ranks many Of the foremost Afro
American singers, comedians and special
ty Pttlets Of the race, names that have
been prominently identified with about
all the big shows in the east FOR the past
I'VE i've. years, for in the vaat of Comedians
end comedieDnes FIJI be found Bob
Kelly, VIM. H. Proctor, Billy Cole, the
5rundys, Fred T. Carey, VIM. Dixon,
Eddie Harris, James aud sallie Douglass
Morris Smith, Miss Neal e.. Hawkins.
Miss Belle Carye, Bessie Hamilton, Mol
lie Miner, George Dodds, Bessie McKin-
ney, and Maude Grundy. The famous
original "Glorindy" chorus of male and
female singers, that for sixteen weeks
was the rage at the New York Casino
roof last summer, is also feature with
The Hottest Coon in Dixie" and will
be heard in nearly score of the catch
lest melodies. The company has recent
~ filled phenomenally successful engage
ments at the California Theatre, San
Francisco, and at the leading theatres of
Los Angeles, Portland, Tscoms. Seattle,
Victoria. Vancouver, Butte, Spokane,
and Helena. The ccstumipg is rich and
tasteful and the girls pretty, and the at
traction all in all will be found one Of
the best things of the seaeon. ~.
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1900-04-07

Windsor. D. F. Reese was made vice
chairman, Albert Johns, secretary, and
p. c., Justus, treasurer. Major E. D.
Libby was elected city and county
committeeman.
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1900-04-07

republican ticket as far as his time
would permit.
Frank E. Haskell was chosen to sue
coed L. N. Bryant, resigned, as the
candidate for justice of the peace west
of Wabasha. ~ 55..S
It was announced that Theodore L.
L. Schurmeier had reconsidered his de-
,cision not to accept the position of
chairman of the committee, and would
likely be willing to take his place.
likely be willing to take the place.
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1900-04-07
Political Points.

The Democrats have started a rumor
that the Republican candidate for
mayor is unfriendly toward the Afro
Americans. The rumor has no foun-
dation, in fact, if some of the best
citizens in the city are to be believed,
THE APPEAL hopes to be able to eff
fectually mail the lie'' in the next is
sue. @-.. =
Fred C. Schiffmann was elected
chairman of the Fourth Ward precinct
committee of the Republicans at a
meeting held Thursday, night at the
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1900-04-07
Mtllers Have Pipe Dreams

A Minneapolis morning paper Sun
DAY contained a sensational article
that was supposed to give particulars
OF an opium joint conducted at $50
jackson street. The article was en-
polished with cuts and details of the
dolngs in the place. Chief of Detec-
tlves Mc1ntire says there IS very little
foundation for the story. A man ad-
dlcted to the habit of smoking opium
does room in the house, but beyond
this there is no truth in the story.
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1900-04-07

N1ANTED-sEvERAL BRlaHv AND HON.
v! est persons to represent 10 % Managers
this and Close by counties. Salary 5000 year
and expenses. Straight bona.dde, no more, ~ less
bank in sny toWn + msinlg once Worf c any
ductedat home, Reference. Enclose self.address-
ed stamped envelope, THl DOMINION CoxPANY,
Dept 9, Chicago.
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1900-04-07
Shall we Redeem.

The members and friends of Pilgrim
Baptist church are earnestly entreated
to attend meeting to be held Monday
night, April 9, at the state Capitol to
consider and help answer the above
question. Come prepared to help us.
Say yes.
Signed: Board of Trustees. :
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1900-04-07
THE WINNING TICKET.
For MayOr-CHESTER r. SMITH.
For COntrOller-*J. j. MCCARTHY
For City Treasurer-AUGUST j. FiTZER


For COntrOler-*J. j. McCARDY.
$3.50 For City Treasurer-AUGUST T FiTZEI,
For Assemblymen- @s*
*CHAIsLEs j. NELSON Of the First ward
GEORGEs ID. HAMMOND of the Second Ward.
HOWARD WHEELER of the Fourth Ward ss
III r. DENNY of the Fifth Ward.
GEORGE F. DIX of the Sixth Ward.
HARRY r. DRAKE Of the Seventh Ward M
IF. G. WARNER Eighth Ward
&c s. BENSON of the Ninth Ward
I'M GORDON CRAIG of the Eleventh Ward
For Aldermen
First Ward-JOHN E. HOLT
Second Ward--xB. f. KNAUET.
Third Ward-FISANCIS A TWISS
Fourth Ward-ENIIL c. SCHROEDER
FifthSVard-DUNCAN r. EIsSKINE
Sixth Ward-*NI. j. BELL.
fs Seventh Ward-C. e. HAMILTON ##@s %5'
Eighth Ward-PETEIS ZIMDIEIkNIANN.
Ninth Ward-P. D. YOUNGMAN
Tenth Ward-NELS LARSON.
Eleventh Ward-#J. w. SHEPARD
II For Justices of the
East OF Wabasha street-CHARLEs s. HOFF
West Of Wabasha street-FRANK E. BAKER
Sixth Ward-LOUIS N BRYANT.
1850 Tenth and Eleventh Wards-+J. r. BLACKWET,T.
& For Constables- <s
East of Wabasha street PETER u CUNT
Sixth Ward-WILLaAI r. FOUNTAIN
xRenOminated.
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1900-04-07
A GOOD START.

is everything in life. A good start in house
keeping means lasting pleasure for all. The
easiest way is always the best way. There is
only one easy wayto furnish and carpet your
house-and that way is the CREDIT WAY.
We are ready at an hours notice to furnish
your house-or any part of it--and give you the
privilege of paying the bill as you can spare
the money-we make no extra charge for this
accom- mod alton. y III 5ass[E ssf
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1900-04-07
A Four Room Flat
Hand * ~
Furnished for ~~u

n We have this week furnished our flat
compile Par1or, Bedroom, Dining
Room and Kitche $3.50. We dc
this in order to demonstrate. in prac-
teal way the fact that we are head.
quarters for anything in the House.
furnishing line and also to illustrate
what cosy and comfortable home can
be had for little money, 7,
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-09-05
sTOPs a RUNAWAY.
A Ksniasky Girl shsw. Her C.pabIiity
Of Managing spirited Horses

New York. Sept. Alive persons
were saved from injury o. death Mon.
day night by Miss Ada Mayo Railey.
daughter Of Colonel Charles L. Rtiley,
a wen known horseman q Lexington.
Ky
A. A. Calef Of New York. secretary
and treasurer Of the. Missouri Pacific
railway with Mrs Calef aud their
guests. Miss Alice Neal and Mrs. Wins.
s,on Barrett Of Chicago and Miss Railey,
driven In an opera bus from Mr.. Calers
cottage at seabright 20 Pleasure Bay,
and were returning when. after having
agone some distance, they discovered
sat the coachman was not IN his box
~ that the horses, pals q powerful
!. 1Hk, were running away. Mr..
CawN1mpcd IN effort 10 gain the
hdtl heads but was thrown - the
grould, ami the team dashed ON, every
moment gaining speed.
Miss Railey. vino il known through.
out kentucky a. a horsowomau Of ~
markable skill. climbed through a win.
dow, scarcely large enough 70 admit hes
slender body sidewise, 10 the box. aud
gaining a foothold on the whifietree,
managed 10 get hold Of one line and
/ threw one Of the horses, bringing the
vehicle 20 sudden step ON the edge Of
a ditch near the approach to tho bridg'
across the bay.
The frightened occupants climbed oui
and with tine assistance Of passersby
she untangled the animal. from th'
broken harness. No one was iniaro,
except Mr. Calef, who was severely
bruised bv his fall.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-09-05

Fine reporter yesterday saw spec
linens Of the McNican weeyil brought
boz from this side of the Brazos river.
Caterpillar- are also much COM
planned Of, and the indications are
that these pets will cut the crops
short 0Wconsidcrable extent.
Paul Kalinec died at his home near
the Little Brazos river aud was bur
Jed AT Smetena at O'Clock sunday
afternoon. lie leaves q wife and
children. There has been several
deaths In thi, family this year.
Mr.. G. VI. Spinks Of the American
Ginner, published at Meridian. Miss,
aud Galveston, was here yesterday
mingling with the cotton men, plant
ers and gin men.
The infant son Of John Kucharski
was buried NJ the Catholic cemetery
Sunday az so'clock, Father Kolin
conducting the funeral services.
J.. :. Francis aud daughter were
here from Tabor yesterday and the
latter lcft by the noon train Tor Bel
ton 20 attend Baylor female college.
A. r. Wadsworth ~ Waller county
aud Henry Conway Of Thompson
creek were pleasant caller. at the
Eagle office yesterday.
Mrs. a. Boatwr.ght left yesterday
Ifor Bolton accompanied boy Miss
|Ollie Howard who will enter Baylor
| fDmale college.
/ For sale-A Good gentle horse
suitable for a lady 90 drive, and q
second hand buggy. Apply 10 J. II.
| Wooten. 2l2
Earl Elliott and a party Of friends
spent the day pleasantly fishing on
Thompson creek saturday.
Mrs. H. &. McMichael and chill
dren II Buffalo were guests Of Mrs,
{ q. W. McMichael this week.
Levin Brigance Marx Miller O. -
Preston hnd Lock Lowrie came ur
from Navasota yesterday.
Supt. J. VI. Lee Of the Houston and
Texas Central was here from Hous'
ton yesterday.
l Norwood's for biggest tablet 10
town for . cents, cedar pencil thrown
iu. 2S5
! WANTED-A roll top desk, secon'
hand Apply 20 W : Wilson Jr. "a
Just received ~ Coulter's a beauti
ful line Of madras for shirts. 80
Big line of madras and percal'
shirt patterns 40 Coultors. 2.9