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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-04-09
select pelegates.

Special Dispatch TO the lntelligencer
STEUBENvILLE. O.. April S-Tha
Harrison county Republican executive
committee yesterday selected delegates
to the coming circuit Judge convention
and instructed them to support Hon
John NJ. Cook. OF steubenville, for the
Office.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-04-09
BUSINESSBOOMING.
Reports From the Interior Counties
Indicates IN Active GUNNER
LARGE SAW MILL PLANTS
OF a Capacity OF sGvcnty-fiye Thou
sand Feet of Lumber Per Day Being
Built on the West Virginia Central
State Bursting With Prosperity.



Special Dispatch to the ln1elils'heer'
KEYsER, w. Va, April S'-one ~
the finest mills along the llne Of NV
West Virginia Central Railway nus Jus'
been put in operation by Tue N"Ne' u,.
Lumber Company, Of which huu,ol'se'
Bros. OF Philadelphia and E|''ihs, "e
the principal members r. h k"nppI-
Bcr Of ElEins, viii manage the P.o"''
which win have 4 capacity OF about
5000 feet per day. The company owns
a tract Of timber land containing l,'OOV
ncrer, through which they VIII onild 1
lumber railroad. one hundred ana MY
men viii be given employment
Floyd Knight and !, @ Purgs''' OF
knight d Purgctt returned to-day
from Chicago, where they purchased an
improved dry press brick machine ana
other modern brick-maliing machinery
for their plant in McCoole lust across
the Poromne from leyssr. Tho present
capacity OF the plant viii be largely In
creased
J.. NJ. Wilson, who was enguged in
the dairy business at Elkins for four
years purchased the jackson farm,
three inilss from Kcyspr. and viii to-
morrow start nrst-closs dairy, Key
Sur psopla have had trouble to secure n
sufilciert supply Of milk and this in
dustry win be greatly appreciated.
Rogers Bros. Who for several years
were extensive merchants Mt Rurlins-
ton. have closed out their business and
viii 80 Is Philadelphia to enter into
business.
The miners in the Elk Garden mines
of the Davis Coal X Coke Contrary,
have been granted an additional ad-
vance, OF ten cents ner car for mining
coal.
Thr machinery of the Shenandoah
nnnts factory nj NInrttnsbur; will
shortly bc run by electricity; wires are
now bein- strung in their buildings and
ne soon MS connections can be made the
gas engine which has heretofc., FUR
nIshea The mower viii, bc done away
with
$ Eyl,r b,s purchased a large
,ro,, ~ mi, t,pn,, AT Higgins. Mont
,,,s. pD,d,l,, comnBnv and Inns a
s,wwnI In on,rat,on cutting EXPORT
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-04-09
KNIGHTS TEMPLAR
To Nee; At Fairmon,, Nay e,-csntsr
OF the Con- and Coke business.

To Meet AZ Fai-mont. Nay e,-centsT
Of the Coal and Coke Business.
sprsia, Dlspa,,s to the latenir,acea
FAIRAipST. " Va. Aprii S--Ex-
tssivc preparations ar Ibeing made 70
entertain thc Grand Commanders
Knights Tmp'ar q wes, Virginia,
which VIII uts; here on May g.
Fal-uo-s IS now ,he cA'-s c,ate- O:
ths c5lI and coke Sas,a-ss in this re-
giaa. Tae resign includes All tho mines
h1.Weeu here and No=saa;own, an
rtirrs near FaInnoai ana an u'iass %
ths MoaonraA1la River railroad IS IA
south ana Including PianSedaaiek
A IooaI company will driU gor oil a,
P-.,raard's MlNs This county. ID, ter
H;ary s strictly wili olt being e,ca'
0uj % shg r-sop, Development
q lr said ;he e5vstsuciion o. the
rsus-s a-s CrrS and Potomac saU.
-,sl. ,hg new cut OF sos ;As Rssimo-c
& Oh!1. win 81 serua ., cuya. ). com.
gary has r,-n orgaai-sd. anl officers
ana a..esta.s elected rhr pri0einh
rFrs us,irs 90 NeyEsr, tn tlet TIA,
ar rad 3s 30 D. ull's has had 81 gr1r
ierey 60 lsn rial estate ;hers ana q
sssrr 1Gyaucc 90 press has a'r7aiy "a.
ssa G'ars.
ne m-;a has s7en surveyed or ar
l--as uhssA a. r1i;sd states
lrh-r r-mpsry tnip'aE-s eaa-
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-04-09
7. Ely is ca.,las rss,h

=. s,,rc ana use that 1'd and ut'i-irisi
.-,.,5,. Rfrs. NlrsinuS Soothing
.sg-,t, yc- children terthirr. y s57thcs
~ rhHd. s'f;ers ne rvr1, ailaHs all
r.tla. cures Wind soils an1 : ihc 80
ar EIarrhosa- Twenty-Five
cents : bgtuc "NN-
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-04-09
pogToFrToEs EsTAal1sHED.

PosroFT1oEs ESTABLISHED.
And Pensions Granted-Nsw Mail
Route Recommended by Senator N.
B. Scott.
Special Dispatch to the IntelllGencsr
WASHINGTON, D, C., April s.--PoRt-
offices have been established in West
Virginia MS follows CorcoFnn, Austin
L. Garfield. postmaster Bull Run,
Preston county. Jacob S. Rndabaugh,
postmaster; Doak. DoddrIdge county,
clinton Doak, postmaster, and Rosina,
Kanawha county, Charles c. ort, post.
master,
John W. Tucker has been commits
stoned postmaster at Lydia, West vlr-
GINA md Charles l.. Phipps, Sunny
side. West Virginia.
Senator Scott has recommended to
the postodice department the establish
mpnt OF a mail route from Edray, West
Virginia. TO point one and one-half
miles west on Stoney Greek, thence TO
u point four miles west ON Laurel creek.
The senator has also secured an In
crease in the frequency OF the service
on route 1851, WanlesJ to Driftwood.
Yves Virginia. from two to three times
a wreck. This service will commence
April l.. 1900,
Hon. T. Il. Carskadon, OF Heyser, W.
Lea, ,HN 90
days. Mr.. Carskadon is here in the in
terest Of an invention relating To vehi-
Gle bodies which he has had patented,
and desires to exhibit at the Paris ex-
position.
Pensions have been issued to West
viyginia applicants, as follows;
orig!ual-Francis NJ, White, Logan,
Sc: Anon Liscmore, deceased. Lice
moro, S.. Arthur Mccord, RavcnswuOd
So: William Tucker. Barboursville, Sc.
Increasn-Rufus \. Card r, Big Isaac,
IS to Sl2; John T. Logsdon, EnDxvill,.
Sls 10 Si7, John $, Bcitonsteln, ogdin,
SC TO IS; John Hamilton, CottagcviIlc,
Sc to IS
DISQUALIFICATION Tyner, Sc.
widows-Nnncy Lizsmore. Lisemore
IS; Amanda L. Hyatt, Morgansvil!S,
So.
The pension Of William Clark, Mar
TINS Ferry, Ohio, has beea Increased
from $40 to 81.
Changes in star schel:e service in
West Virginia have been ordlscd. as
follows.
dooahure to Lost Creek. route 1882,
leave Goodhope daily. except sunday, az
S;l5 q. m. and leave Lost Creek, re
turning. after arrival of mail train, but
not later than 1850 p, m; Logan to
puugess, route 1855 leave Logan,
drns exesp; Sunday, at 6 q. NJ, and
leave Dungcss, returning, daily except
sunday at p, m; Pierey TO Silvertou.
route 1852 after AprI ., increase to
six times week, jdaily, except sun
dayl, hours as at present; Hodges to
Huntington. route IO,5SS, from April 2,
increase service to six times 6 week,
daily except Sunday, hours as at pres
eut Byrrside to Hurricane. route 1852,
AprH ., Increase service to six times
week, schedule to be daily except sun
day
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-04-09

RggrHAMs PILLS cor stomach
and Liver Ills
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-04-09

sfss 60 sur i-rs l.ast-sfrs pccE ur.Gza
VI sft4tiY igs sEgssgasg 60 SEA-
Evening star., 1900-05-11
THE REGENTS MEET.
Justice Harlan Entcrtnins BOARD of
Society of Religious Education.

The board of regents of the American So
ciety Of Religious Education assembled last
evening at the residence of their new pres-
ident, Justice Harlan of the United States
Supreme Court. The early part of the
evening was passed socially. after which
the interests of the society We're considered.
Thomas r. Bard. United States senator
from California, having paid slo, was
elected a life member. Six others were
elected to membership. as follows: Rev. w.
w. Foster. DID. president OF Rust Tniver-
sity. Holly Springs Miss. Rev. A. ].
Stokes, ID. D.. pastor of Trinity Church,
Charleston, SC; J. w. Stokes. member of
Congress from South Carolina; Rev. V. 8.
Collins. DID. president of Wilmington Com
ference Academy, Dover, Del: Mrs F. G..
Buford, principal of academy, Clarksville,
Tenn: DIR. A p Pardon of Washington.
Gen. John Eaton. who had been the pres
ident of the society for seven years was
elected an honorary member. which sig
nifies Il life relation. with special privileges.
Dr. Gilbert, the secretary. outlined the
departments of the society's work. all of
which he said, are in a very encoura ging
condition. and a free converse ton followed,
IN which the regents generally participated.
Toward the close of the evening the host
served his guests with light refreshments.
Evening star., 1900-05-11

For u "cold," In whatever shape 1t comes. take
Jaynes Expectorant. 1t arrests fever, subdues
dangerous Inflammation and begins the cure.
Cure the CHIIDRES'S col DS with
JAYNE'S ENPECTORANT.
Evening star., 1900-05-11
DIED.

pm. CHARLES Joi'vINfA ALTMAN. infant
son Of Charles e. and Mamie E. Altman, aged
six months and sixteen days
MY dear little Charlie I miss you So
All tn Mgh the day. wherever CO.
All through the night. how lonely it seems.
For no little Charlie wakes me- ont Of my dreamr
miss him him all through ",s THESE weary ssa hoa s"r
Daytime or nighttime. wherever go,
BY MAMMA AND PAPA.
Funeral from parents residence % X street north.
west. on Saturday. at 3 pm.
BARNES. On Friday. May IL. 1900 at :o5 o'clock
Am at the sesidenee Of h he: rr7ini'laasglter'
MARTHA E. BARNES, widow OF the late
James Barnes, in the eighty-first year of her
The funeral Will take place from St. Peters Church
aem high an mass will be offered for the repose
Of her soul.
BRIESEN. On Thursday May 10. 1900. at 1880
pm. MARGARET, beloved wife Of W ..
late George C. Hercus.
Funeral from Sixth PRESBYTERIAN Church: corner
9th and G streets southwest, at l0:3u am.
Monday. May II. 2
r. BURROWS, OF Frank and Margare; Bur-
rows. in the twenty-echth year Of .t-i,. his age .
Hin. Friends invited baltimore papers please
cOpyD
ia residence 72s Id street northwest, DELLA.
wife Of c. ]. Hardaway. aged ffty-one years
Burial ut Rushford. N. Y. Rochester papers
please copyO
"os ia % l5Ghbrs 551ff &'S daughter % Mortimer
Funeral from her late residence. 929 French street
northwest, Monday. May Il. at II am. Friends
t. and relatives invited to attend 1nterment e1i-
pASSAGNO On Thursday Nav 10 1900 at 11:35
pm. MARIE A. PASsAGNO, beloved wife Of
Antonio Passagno and daughter of Joseph A.
and Marie A. Crovo.
Through the pearly gates Of heaven
Passed the We loved so dear
God thought best to take her from us.
Though she left our home so drear.
FROM HUSBAND AND CHILDREN
Funeral will take place from late residence. 133
street southeast to St; Peters Church. at 10
O'Clock am. Saturday, May II.
REGAIN. On Thursday. May 10. 1900. at $40
pm, at his residence. GS3 II street northeast.
WILLIAM j., beloved son Of Mary and the late
F. Paul Regan.
Notice Of funeral hereafter.
ToDHUNTER On Friday, May IL. 1900. EMMA
FRANCES. wife of Isaac E. Todhunter and
Funeral from her late residence 1872 18th stree.
vited. Interment private.
WARDLE On Thursday May 10, 1900. AMANDA
MeMTRRAY wARDLE, wife Of James H.
Funeral at 3 pm Saturday from 1874 street
northeast. Relatives and friends invited.
pm, MARY II. S. WILSON. wife of jeremiah
Funeral from her late residence, 17l2 street Sat-
In Memoriam.
wETMoRE. In memory of Capt: HENRY STAN
LEY WHrMORE. Died May IL. 1898.
Blessed the me.eiful, for they shall IL obtain
mercy" % V. W. W.
Evening star., 1900-05-11
Marriage Licenses.

Marriage licenses have been issued to the
following:
White-John Fugitt of this city and Net
tie A. Day of Prince Georges county, Md.
James L. Magruder and Mary A. O'Brien;
Axel G. Worm and IIonnora R. Thomas
Frank L. Entwisle Of Alexandria, Va, and
Gertie Spence of this city.
Colored--Neison Lavender Of Cniontown,
Pa, and Emma Johnson of this city; Geo.
B. Lewis of Savannah. Ga. and Octavia c.
Leary Of this city; Charley Brown and
Catherine Thomas.
Evening star., 1900-05-11

The dead body of O colored infant was
found in MAYORS alley about 5:3O o'clock
this morning. An officer from the second
is believed the childs death resulted from
natural causes and that the body was
thrown away to save funeral expenses.
Evening star., 1900-05-11
Glove Special IS.

WE OFFER TOMORROW IN THIS DEPART
MENT SPECIAL VALUES IN KID GLOVES
WHICH CANNOT BE DUPLICATED, AND
WHICH SHOULD RE OF SPECIAL INTEREST
TO KID GLOVE BUYERS.
Women's Two-clasp Glace German Lambskin
Gloves, in black white, gray and assorted reds
only enough for one days selling Per Rm.
TN sale center bargain table, main aisle.
Only few dozen left of the Real French Kid
Gloves-two-clasp Glace-in tans ard reds onIy-the
regular selling price. per pair, has been
~" tine gauge In Sizes is 'la to GA. Per 100
pan
Special values in Ladies' Taffeta Silk Gloves in
two-ciasp. four button and jersey top-hack, mode,
slate. tan and white-also Women's Black Jersey
Mitts and Chldren's Taffeta Silk Gloves. Dr.
Choice Of the whole assortment ......... SOSs
On sale at our Kid Glove Counter first floor
section c.
Evening star., 1900-05-11

William johnson. a colored cart driver,
was arrested yesterday by Policeman Glel-
son a charge OF violating the police reg
uations. He dumped some dirt on Delaware
avenue northeast, where there had been
public dump. The driver was told by citi-
zen it is alleged. that there was ohjec-
ton to his dumping the dirt there. Judge
Scott heard the case this morning and took
Johnson's personal bonds.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-08-12
AIe.lcan Flestns.

September 70 and % are national
holidays in Mexico. anniversary dav.
.oi MeNican Independence and the
Birthday of President Pornrio Diaz.
corresponding 10 our Fourth Of July
and Washington birthday with san
Jacinto day thrown 90 forgood mea =
urr
These dates are celebrated through
out all Mexico, especially in the
City ~ Mexico. whore Battle Of
Flowers" Military and Civic Pa
rades, national amu,sments and
other festivities surpas. IN splendor
all other celebrations Of this amuse-
meut loving people.
lu order that all who desire 10
avail themselves Of the opportunity
to witness this unique celebration.
the /. * G.. n. will place ia effect "a
very low scale Of round trip rate. to
the City Of Mexico. Saltillo and
Monterey.
Tickets on sale Sept Gth to 10Th.
For particulars call ON nearest agent
or address, ID j. Price, G.. T.. T.. 4.
Palestine Texas.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-08-12

The indies Of the Baptist church
VIII serve lunch. French coffee and
iced drinks ON tho evening and
might of thc grand barbecue nt tl.
city parh from Gto sapp. m. Visit
or- w'ii hnd 10 foo their interest 20
call. N.ce lunches from De- cent.
zap. The public invited and will be
cordially treated. d2l5vl5
There are lu0 chances to get %
prize for guessing 90 thc census. m
the Eagles guessing contest. and
fifteen thousand dollar. Is the
highest prize other prizes ar.
iNoo. fs.o. $1,000 500. s2Jo. slo0. etc.
iw tf
MID e.. Collins died yesterday at
lu'dD %. Doe. af the residence ol his
,ou-ln-Iaw, Mr Henry Presley ST.
COLLINS wa, 81 years old. and leii one
child liyiug-Mrs Presley. Inter-
m'nt will hc o. The city cemetery
tlis morning 90 g:ln.
Rev. T.. l.. Shettles returned FROM
Wellbom yesterday whore he has
been helping Rev. j. p. skinner Boz "a
revival meeting with which thc
rams have greatly Iuterfared. Do
announce, thr usual services at tl.
Methodist church today.
Alien Academy. with course of
study cNtaudodaud faculty increased
OILERS superior advantage. Now .-
tho time to enroll. We shall be glad
to rall or mail you catalogue. A0-
dress. i. u. and T.. %. Allen. PrInri-
pals. Bryan. Texas. 1881
r.. II. McClenaghan has charge OF
=. D. LouaN 5 laundry business. aud
-oliciis your patronage ou The merit.
Of the high class service rendered.
Work called for aud delivered
promptly
Give your business to 4. u. Nc
tuuico, fire, life and accident iusur-
nee. Only the best companies rcp-
resented. Gin insurance. specially.
Bryan Texas. W.T.
j t. Butler returned yesterday
from % fishing and hunting trip 10
the Indian Territory. The other
members of the party remained.
Go to see the games between Rock
dale and Bryan white tcau--kcr-
uolr's park, Sunday, Monday and
Tuesday, Aug. ~, l3 and 10 30
Dr Sims will conduct the usual
services 20 the Baptist church thi,
morning and tonight Visitors and
strangers cordially welcomed
WANTED-A good honest white
boy; must Doe good two-handpd milk
or Apply to Il. r. Knowles. 20
FOR SALE "A good BOO gallon
cistern. Apply 10 II G.. Rhodes. DIS
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-08-12

The rain Friday night proves to
have been veTitabis food.
Thompson creek aud Still creek west
OF town both get very high and
heavy timbers intended for bridge
Ing, were washed a quarter Of a mile.
The rain viii delay the railroad work
soms Sud viii ~ course damage the
cotts crop which + already suffer
ing nom too much rain. The rank
growth Of the plant IL unfavorable
to a good crop.
DR.. Geo. K. Tabor stated 10 the
Eagle reporter yesterday that while
In Waco Hon. J w. Bailey said he
would speak In Bryan upon the oc-
casion Of the railroad celebration II
the latter Is held on or after August
18th. A. 1t Is certain the celebration
will not take place before that time
the public may confidently expect
Mr.. Bailey.
Judge V -. Hudson Is the man 10
fo see 10 you want 90 put some real
estate nn the market Go good shape.
and have It advertised and put Ia the
way Of selling. See bis card else
where. If
The band boys have returned from
jacksonville aud report % good time
la spite of the rain. They say they
are under obligation ~ Prin
zel for courtesie, extended "goiu and
comm.
Rev. Jewell Howard will preach at
the Christian church today. Morn
ing subject How Christ Is Precious.
Evening subiect."A Birthright sold. %
The other services viii be- as usual.
The name Of Mr.. y. McDoupald
was byaccident left out u the list Of
those attending the Mad sonville r.
uuioh he went as the representa-
ti'oof Iuber d Mcpougald.
Rev. james Ray and Miss Lille
Peacock viii bo ma iadatthc Chris
t'au church, after the n o'clock SER
Vice today by tlo pastor. Rev. Jew
90 Howard
Prof Allen Of Allen Academy Bry-
an, was here Tuesday in the interest
oi Dds school and met with fine sue
c',-.-Henme Democrat.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-08-12

Cosat waidsr.ss l. very Grateful 20 thu
Uaissd State. foe Accepting Him

Cosat waidsr.es l. VERY Grateful 20 ths
Unitsd State. foe Accepting Him
Berlin. Aug. 1.-The correspondent
Of the Associated Press had interview
with Count Won waldersee vino. al.
though nearly co. looks much younger
His step Is vigorous aud springy. liz
hair Is closely cropped, and an iron gray
mnstaehe contrasts with ruddy com.
plexion. He said;
'Some 80 German or 'srs viii accom-
pany me. Yielding b potent reasons /
gave up the idea Of going TO China by
way Of san Francisco. Ishall start from
Genoa on Aug. 81 snd expect 10 arrive
at Shanghai on Sept e. There shall
establish preliminary headquarters and
complete nay staff from the contin.
gents Of the other powers.
4 am very glad 10 hear that my ap-
pointment has been received IN the
United States with approval You see
(thi- was addressed smilinglyI I am
half American myself.
According % present orders from the
powers the middle ~ August Will SEQ
altogether 90. 500 available troops with
lG2 guns in the province Of p Chi IA.
BY the end u September there will b.
5000 men with 2sO guns not including
the troops at Shanghai. Canton and
Pekin.
Russia now has $1,000 men with i0l
guns concentrating In Manchuria and
10000 more with i3s guns forming for
invasion.
Altogether 10000 mon with 800 guns
win be Ia China within six weeks ana
altogether ll1 war vessels. exclusive
Of Pie 81 Torpedo boats. nre now watch.
ing the Chinese coast. ~ which 20 are
in the gulf OF Pc Chi Ii.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-08-12

Paris, Tex. Aug Lamar county's
first bale II cotton Of the season was
driven onto the square Thursday night a
little before midnight. Il came Ia just
one day earlier than the first bale Last
year Il was raised by William Friday.
a tenant on r. g. Caliwe.ls place near
Roxton. The cotton was ginned while
wet and graded very low. lt brought 2
cents, and a pure Of s3G2j was made
up for the owner.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-08-12
n. y II. O. Time GARD. Bryan
LOCAL NEWS.

Jim ,oop.r went up MA. road ye.-
terday
Mn. Horace South 3, visiting at
'''''''
hampton buchanan attended the
''s ''.''''''
4 Fi'I. u A''rh attended ih' Mad
.' '''' reunion
Miss AiIih'r Nan returned from
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NJ y. u. Wy-i returned Iron"
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rived from galveston yesterday.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-08-12

Topeka, Aug. ~. Governor Stanley
has issued q requIs.,i1u for Ge1re r..
lander, vll b. uuder arr at II paso.
Tex, 0u the charge u cmhezzlsmut.
Luder BE- accused 81 defnuding the
-Snidor. Buell. Commission com.
Wuy at the Kansas City -tockynrds out
of ti',3k5 He VS.. arrested last spring.
bag gave ID ..aA bad ~ s.u1D. which Ae
forfeited
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-08-12

Clairomoni Tex Aug. 1.-THE un.
settled condition ~ land matters IN Kent
aud adjoining counties has been the
guso of great deal OF dissatisfaction
and trouble. aud this condition is con.
slant source % annoyance 20 an thcpeo.
ple a speedy settlement Il these land
natter. is earnestly desired by every
one
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-08-12
Dor smuggling a chinamaa.

II Paso, Tex, Aug, li.-Customs in.
spectors captured Chinaman and a
Mexican east Of the city and placed
them IN the county Jail. The Mexican
was plotting the Chiuaman across the
border aud was locked up a. an accos.
sory 10 the offense Of violating the Chi.
no-e exclusion act
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-08-12

Chencyville, Ia. Aug ll.-Iu a shoot.
ing scnpe here Bonnie Wall. was shot
and killed by Joseph Hamilton, a negro.
The latter was severely injured. having
his Leg broken by one Of Walls bullets.
Hamilton has arrested. Nothing l.
known ~ @ the cause Of the trouble.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-08-12

Dallas, Aug ll.-Clarence Norcross,
charged with ubducting a young girl
from hor home under the promise Of
marriage, applied for a writ Of haboas
corpus IN Judge Clint's court After
hearing the evidence the court fixed
Nurcross' bond 20 5000
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-08-12

New York, Aug ll-Thero Is NJ
more talk OF opeuing Democratic head.
quarter her Ex.G1v W j. Stone
was IN the city Friday. but said be had
received uo word from Senator Jones.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-08-12

Palestine Tex Aug 1.-The case u
Walter WilkarDn. charged as being one
~ Che Humpre lyrrhcr.. was brought
90 trial in the district court here. The
only witnesses examined were Mr.. Jim
Hum .trir- and Polk Weetos Tho court.
room Aa. M.ll nlLal IN daY
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-08-12

New York, Aug 1.-THE quadren.
nial convention Of Democratic clubs
originally so for September At Indian.
apolis has been postponed until October
3. Delegates 90 the number Of 10000
are expected % attend.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-08-12

Ardmoro. / T., Aug. 1.-Depu,y
United States marshals Friday brought
down fiom Wynnewood II men charged
with selling liquor, Seven Of them gave
bond aud were released. the other four
bong committed o jail.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-08-12

Washington, Aug H. The postofiicc
department has ordered that rural fires
delivery service ho established on Aug
10 At HennoSy, o. T., and New Boston.
Toy
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-08-12

Corsicana, Tex, Aug 1.-THE resi-.
dence Of Roger Nichols was destroyed
by fire, most Of the contents being saved.
There was no insurance.