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Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-10-31
division Of Cuba Discontinued.

Washington, Oct 3O.-An order has
been issued by direction ofthe president
disseminating the division Of Cuba and
the eastern and western departments Of
that division. and establishing a new
division Of Cuba. General Leonard
Wood is placed In command Of the new
department.
General Fitz Hugh Lee is ordered TO
command the department Of Missouri
with headquarters AZ Omaha.
General Elwell :. Otis has been or.
dered b Chicago 20 command the de-
partment Of the lakes.
The department Of Missouri has been
under the command Of General Mer.
riam, and the department Of the lakes
under the command Of General Wade,
both Of whom have had the command
temporarily.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-10-31
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T.. u. LOmax returned from Tex
arknua and other points yesterday.
having been ab.enta week.
FOR RENT-Seycn room house.
furnished or unfinished, plenty pf
good water. nice lawn aud Uuthouse-.
Apply to Mrs. a. B. Carr. Sc. PSI
Elder Jewell Howard announces
prayer meeting services at the Chris
tian church tonight.
Rev. A. Notary, editor Of tho
Firm Foundation, published at Ans
tin, was in the city yesterday.
The Rev. DR.. Bowers will preach
M the morning and night service in
81. Andrew Episcopal church on
sunday. n
n you want the latest, newest and
hauds0mest Of everything in the
iewelry line you can lind II at Cald-
wells. -
The A. and VI. college foot ball
team viii play the Varsity team
another game ON Thanksgiving day
either AZ Dallas or Austin.
The best refrigerated meats ~ all
kinds at the City Market, and NJ
new market opposite &. W. * d. Y.
depot. :. w buchanan, Prop. n
FOR SALE-My brick building on
Main street, occupied az a livery
stable by j. Y. Broglun Terms
easy. Apply 10 J. W. Tabor. 2s7
Forall kinds Of upholstering, fur
niture repair work and enameling
call on &. 4. Harris at residence, OPP
po.ite courthouse, south side. il-i9ti
lost received at John NJ. Cald-
wells the haudsomo.t stock of
watches. clocks, iewelry and silver
ware ever brought o. Bryan. ~
Mr. and Mr.. q. A. Markham have
returned to Bryan and viii shortly
reopen their gallery aud make ior
YOU rs fine photos ~ % cents an Z
| upwards Wait foT the Is 10 I gal
hey. 2sw2
Nir :. r. Harlan ON Monday re-
csfved from Ohio prize Devon bull
calf. for which he paid 1925. The
nuimnl took two state fair first prizes
and four country fair first prizes hc-
fore he was shipped.
G.. NJ. Doss, dentist. Office In Par
ker building. over Burt Norwood IS.
Graduate Of Ohio college NJ dental
surgery. class ISIS. Crown and
| bridge work speciality. The new
Observation-Disclosures administered
for the painless extraction Of teeth. q
Mr.. and Mrs Will Derden. who
were married in Houston yesterday
arrived hy the noon train, and wer,
/ driven 90 the home of the groom
father. Captain ;. NJ Dorden, when,
they were Joined hy relatives in q
I splendid dinner. The happy young
couple were the recipients of hearty
congratulations and numerous hand
some presents.
PONY FOUNDING brown mar,
pony, about four years old, found ir
Bryan with saddle on, on morning al
Oct %. Party proving ownership
and paying for feeding and for thi,
advertisement may have same.
McCorquodale's Stable,
292w3 Bryan, Texas.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-10-31
Millinery Opening.

The fall and winter millinery OPEN
ing of Mi.tr0t Bros. a Go. was given
Monday and Tuesday and largely at
tended by the ladies of Bryan aud
vicinity This department is boo
charge of Miss Ohler and Miss Mar
Tin. who had on exhibition an exc
ceedingly handsome display OF all
the new shapes and styles Of hats.
The popular shades IRE sO numerous
this season that it would De- iuipos-
-ible for novice in this realm of
feminine adornment 90 properly des-
cribc them all, especially when the
aforesaid novice Is merely q man.
and unable 90 tell much about the
exquisite beauty Of "A hat until 10 Is
seen browning head with the prop
~ Gibson poi-e. There are broad
urbans. toque- and picture hats. all
very popular. Indeed. there need boz
none who can not please their fancy
with the elaborate variety ~ this
seasons styles to select from; and
now. for fear of saying something 40
We have not already done sol to
show how very little We know about
the subject IN hand, this article will
be closed by advising all the ladies
who have not done 80 t0 call and see
the new creations az once.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-10-31

Corsicana, Tex. Oct a.. w. G..
Gregory, arrested in Hillsboro on a war.
rant issued from Justice Grantham' =
court in this city. charging him with
swindling Mrs. Meyer Cohen 10 the ex,
tent Of t22OO, had his case heard by tel.
ephone. The court here was advised by
the Hin county officials that Gregory
was under arrest there. but did not wish
20 lose time in coming 10 Corsioana. and
waved examination and execute In Hills.
boro any bond the court would require.
The waiver was entered on the court
records and the bond fixed at $3.50. which
Sheriff Allen Of this county has been
advised was executed.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-10-31
Cuban GuIIlr Of Murder.

Santiago. Oct. 30. go Octavio Mena,
formerly clerk in the Office Of the cap.
tain Of the port. has been found guilty
Of the murder u Colonel Pavou OF the
Cuban army, whom he killed In a
drunken row. The evidence showed that
the homicide was without proyocation.
lie will probably be sentenced 10 impris.
onment for II years and ordered 10 pay
10 the family Of his victim, the sum OF
5000 While Mena WIS being takea %
jail from the court room. the crowd
tried TO lynch him. out officers saved
him.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-10-31
LOCAL NEWS.


Mr. &. 4. Adams is visiting in
Dallas
J. Irby Hurt left yesterday for
Virginia.
George -. Tucker has been IN the
sick list this week.
Or John $ Edge was here from
kurten yesterday.
Just received po1 "a dot nuuuol IN
cents per yard, a. Mistrotr. -
Remember the city bakery Tor
fresh bread and cakes. DIR
See Mistrot Bros. new p}ka dot
flannel 90 % cents per yard. -
FLOYD Moore has been very sick Tor
several days az Elge.
Drink MI Vernon pure rye for sale
by the Exposition Saloon. Il Il
Sec Mistrot Bros. all wool faucies
for waist, etc., jus. received %
Sacked shelled corn and corn chops
for sale. Phone 81. &. +. Moore. 2sj
W. NJ. Echols was here frem Macy
yesterday and gave the Eagle a call.
Car Of ear corn and alfalfa hay on
the track. Harder q Chatham. PSI
W. II. DillashEr was here from
Edge yesterday and called ON the
Eagle.
Cottage for reut, convenient TO
Main street. Apply to T.. J. Foun-
tain. NJ
Rev. W. r. Wool was here from
Wcllborn yesterday and called on
the Eagle.
FrT'N cor Of Queen Bee and
AllairdrN lour jus arrived 20 Cole
Bros. PSI
FOR RENT-Five room cottage.
Apply 90 Mrs. Or. Jas. Il. Johnson.
Isl
John VI. Caldwell has q new and
elegant line of icwelry, silyerwarc
aud oliver novelties. 23
Misses Alice and Mary Johnson re-
turned Monday from u four months
visit in tennessee.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-10-31
Medical College to Reopen.

The Medical College Of the State
University will reopen IT, doors for
the reception OF students In the
schools of medicine, pharmacy and
nursing Nov. 49, The session will
last until June -, accomplishing q
full years work. The entire faculty
have been retained, and the former
high standards Of scholarship will be
maintained. 4 large force Of men
are engaged in the work uf repairing
the buildings. while the Laboratories
are being supplied with new chemi-
Gals and apparatus. ~ Is hoped that
the numbers in attendance will not
be- materially decreased. Many of
the old students hayeeNprcssed their
intention of returning, and all are
united In saying that Galveston has
advantage unsurpassed for % student
of medicine. The people of Calves
ton will give incoming student, 20
more cordial welcome than Is custo-
mary, for thcirprcscnce viii indicate
70 faith in the safety and prosperity
of the city, and % belief that storms,
after all, are accidents that may bee
fall any community.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-10-31

Helena, Mont, Oct. 80. Northern
Pacific train No (, eastbound. was
wrecked at Do Hart. Mont, eight miles
from Big Timber Sunday night by the
breaking of q switch rod. Seven pas.
seugers were killed and several were IN.
iurcd. The train was going % miles an
hour when the accident occurred. The
first three cars were derailed and thrown
GA their side and the casualties were an
among the passengers In the day coach
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-10-31
SEVERE EARTHQUAKE.
Capital Of Venezuela BADLY Wrecked and
Fifteen Persons killed.

Caracas. Oct 30. Caracas was visited
by a severe earthquake Monday. Ff.
teen persons being killed and many 9TH
ers injured. Great damage was done TO
buildings. including the Pantheon and
the churches. The United States lega-
ton was badly damaged, but all the oc-
cupants escaped unhurt
President Castro. who leaped from q
balcony on the second floor Of the gov
eminent house, had one Of his legs
broken. William H. d. Haggard had a
narrow escape. the second foor Of the
British legation having fallen upon him
aud buried him in the debris.
The city u Caracas which has fire.
quently suffered from earthquakes, was
visited last July By a series Of seismic
disturbances which did great damage "a
property. but the one Monday was the
first since then.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-10-31
Zz

There wa, uuf % large crowd uut
last night to witness the production
NJ Iala. but those present were pee
warded with 20 performance of origi-
uality and strength. There i- NOT
much boo tl0 first two acts, which
serge us % prelude Goo thut which Iol-
lows. Tho tlIrl act introduces
strong pathos and from Then on tbe
interest never ag.. The story o.
One of the life. love nud self sacrifice
of au actress. That which Us dark
and harsh in Che picture makes that
which is good the brighter aud leaves
the moral plain n there boz some
things 10 criticiso, there Is much "a
command attention Ia the play
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-10-31

London, Oct 80--A dispatch received
here from Pretoria announces the death
from entric fever Of Prince Christian
Victor Of Schleswig. Holsttain, eldest
son Of the Princess Helene Of England,
and grandson Of Queen Victoria. He
was born 1867 and was major IN the
Kings Royal rides,
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-10-31
FAILURES AT WACO.
A DRY Gepds asrehans ssd co@Hissisn
Merchants Co % The wall.

Merchants CO % The Wall.
wsoo. Tex. Oct. So.-In the United
States circuit court the petition Of A. 4
Kiersky dealer in dry goods and notions
was hled. the petitioner announcing
that he IL = bankrupt and asking that
the Federal court adjudge him ~ such.
The petitioner, in his schedule attached
10 his petition. places his assets At tl24.-
$40 and his exemptions At t9625. while
his liabilities he places At SIS. 900. Among
the assets be rendered large dry goods
Establishment located on Austin avenue
In this city and branch at Hubbard
City. He states that the sudden and I'M
expected loss Of $4,000 crippled him to
such an extent a. 10 resort 10 the bank
rupt court. NJ. O. II. Park. the referee
In bankruptcy. appointed John Eubank
receiver Of the goods and and ehattels Of
the petitioner, pending the final adju-
dieation Of the case in the Federal court.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-10-31

Waco. Tex, Oct. sO.--A. II. Miller &
Co., cotton commission merchants. filed
deed 81 trust, making J. 7. McLendon
the trustee. The liabilities A. scheduled
are about Az 600.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-10-31
u. a It. O. Time Gard, Bryan

&. w. n IL. V. Time Card, Bryan
PA--INGEH.
North bound SO. @. leaves 7;3l q no.
South bound No. iO. arrive, 3:2jpm.
MIXED TRAINS.
Southbound No. lOj arr i0.i5a. m.
Northbound No. lO6 Tvs 6:l5p. m.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1900-02-10
HANK AND THE OTHER FELLOW.

The Honorable Elbr.lge Hanecy pro-
fesses entire disbelief In the rumOrs
which credit the Honorable Hank
Hertz with coquetting with Judge Car.
ter, and. perhaps. those rumors do the
Honorable Hank Hertz great injustice.
Nevertheless. II Judge llanccy will
communicate with Mr.. Martin u.
Madden. of the Fourth Ward, he will
probably acquire Information which
may render him dubious as to the
safety Of trusting the Honorable Hank
Hertz any further than n bull can be
swung by the tail. Among the cutlery
extracted from Mr.. Madden's dOrsal
muscles two years ago Is n poniard Of
Danish make marked II. J." H."
Judge Hanecy should get Mr.. Madden
to show him this curio.-Chronicle.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1900-02-10
REGULATION Of BiLLBOARDS.

The ordinance for the regulation of
public billboards. now in the hands of
the Mayor. Is n step In the right dii'cc-
ton.
II limits the height and length of
these boards. prescribes that they shall
be- set back fifteen feet from the side
walk. directs that there shall he an
open space between the lowest board
aud the ground. and otherwise endeav-
ors to make them less unsightly. less
n lurking place for footpads. and less
u shield for refuse.
In some more enlightened day we
may do away with the billboard alto
gcther. or perhaps transform II into an
object Of art, hut until that time shall
arrive let us be thankful that the
Council Is trying to correct some of Its
more obvious faults.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1900-02-10
DAMAGE SUITS FOR 81, 500, 900.

\, ]. Ryan, the City Attorney. would
have the City Council order the ax to
be- used on all defective and dangerous
plank sidewalks. n the only means Of
stopping the rush of personal injury
suits against the city. lie will 60 be-
fore the Finance COMMITTEE" ana urge
the passage Of an ordinance for the
demolition Of al such walks. The only
alternative. he says, Is the laying OF
cement walks. He reports ninety new
suits filed In January, aggregating ST.
100000. mostly for alleged injuries on
suburban walks. There Is an element
Of fraud In the eases. he declares.
Aid. Alling Introduced an order In the
Council Monday evening for the Board
of Local improvements 10 submit no
more plank sidewalk ordinances until
further orders. II was sent 10 the
Streets and Alleys Committee.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1900-02-10
LAUNCH THE BUSSE BOOM.

State Senator Fred \. Buses candi'
dacy for the Republican nomination for
State Treasurer has been launched.
Despite the Senators continued refusal
10 announce himself formally, the
Twenty-fourth Ward Republican Club
took action Monday night that places
him Ia the race. Al III" North Side
Turner Hall meeting held 10 choose Il
candidate for Aldcrman, u resolution,
offered by Graemc stewart, was unanl-
mous!y adopted indor-ng Mr.. Busse
FOR the Trcasurer.hip. The resolution
reads.
Resolved, II +, the sense of the
Twenty-fourth Ward Republican Club
that the active honest. gallant kcpub-
llcan leader Of the North Division, Fred
\. Busse, be- requested 10 become can
didatc for State Treasurer at the ensu-
ing primaries, aud we hereby heartily
and cordially indorse him for that posi-
ton
II required uu speech making and
consequently no speeches were made.
The club members were eager 10 tx
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1900-02-10
OBITUARY.
LEONARD ]. EASTLAND.


Leonard !. Eastlaud. of the firm of |
Eastland \ Duddlcston. - and -, Mar
kct street, died suddenly at his home.
Jli1 Michigan avenue. saturday. from
heart disease. He was born May II.
1854. In Firth. Kent. England. When
II years old he went tn London and
found his way to the famous smith
field market. where he was apprcnticcd
To Il wholesale butcher and meat dealer.
When he came to the United States he
located at Princeton. Ill. Two years
later he came to Chicago. forming II
partnership with George Duddlcston.
now Alderman from the Eleventh
Ward. in the wholesale AMI retail meat
business. \ little over II year ago Mr..
Eastland was attacked with valvular
complications of the heart and COM
PEELED To retire from business. though
he retained an interest in the firm. lie
went abroad. spending much time at
the watering places In Germany. re-
turning from Europe last October. lie
was attacked by u sudden Illness early
| Monday morning. but II passed away.
and he fell asleep. His wife found him
dead u short time aftcrwarl. when she
brought him nourishmcnt. lie was u
member of oriental Lodge. \. +. and
\. NJ: Washington Chapter. Il. A. NJ:
Chicago Commandcry. Knights Tenn.
| plar: Oriental Consistory and Mcdinah
| Temple. He was also u member of
the Chicago Athletic Association. lie
| leaves a widow and three children, two
daughters and one son. His mother
and two sisters live at hartford. Kent.
England. The funeral took place at his
home. Sal Michigan avenue. Tuesday
afternoon. Mr.. Eastland was formerly
n partner with AID. George Duddlcston
| in the meat business. \ widow and
| three children survive him. The active
pallbearcrs were j. l.. Roster. ID. Good
man. George \. Katz. j. W. Schlosscr.
-. Il. \. Robinson and A. w. Cunts
ford. The honorary pallbcarers were
John Burke. william Russell. Richard
Collins. William Ebbert. John Cashin
William +. Mahony. james Wallace,
Joseph Ripley. william llemansOn
james Cousins. Samuel White. Adolpl
| Arnold. John Childs. william Webb
james Quinn. and James McAndrews
The funeral was conducted by the Ma
sons. Chicago Commandery. X. T.. ant
Dearborn Lodge. A. 4. and \. NJ. The
funeral Grafton was delivered at the
house by Rev. w. &. Richardson al
: Trinity Episcopal Church. lntcrmcn
was nj Oakwoods.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1900-02-10

press their sentiments, The motion to-
adopt the resolution was carried amidst
u demonstration of enthusiasm that
would have pleased the senator had he
been present, The cxclamatlons oil cv-
cry side were:
We are for Russr for Treasurer"
Asked whom they favored Tor TOY.
eruor the members all said: I'VE are
not favoring anybody. We are only In
tcrcsted in mailing Bussc Treasurer.
and propose to land him"
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1900-02-10
TIIH CHICAGO MAdLH.

turc Preaching" illustratcd: I'm Praise
of Cats" illus1rnted; "Thc Gipsies:"
Checked 10y Chance" illustratcd;
Some Interesting Insects" illustratcd;
"rhc Woman Who Was No Good" H..
lustratc,l: What Typhoon Can DO"
illustrated.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1900-02-10
THE COSMOPOLITAN.

one of the most interesting of the
many interesting articles in the Fcbru-
AIRY Cosmopolitan Is that dealing with
street scenes and official Professionalism
in Washington. 1t Is finely Illustrated
from photographs.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1900-02-10
l.NI.I,NRnIDN'S.

Eyerybody's for February contains
many good things, among them "Ar-
mics that DO Not Mean 10 Fight" H.
lustratcd; MY Valentine verse;
Sword aud Mitrc," illustrated; pic,
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1900-02-10
HENRY O'BRll:N.

Mr.. Henry O'Brlcn. one of the best
known and best liked residents of the
North side. died at his residence. 23S
Bcl,lcn avenue. on Tuesday. The de-
ceased was born In Chicago and was
loved and respected by MI who knew
him for his many good qualities. lie
was n brother of cX-Ald. Daniel Il.
VBrien.
The deceased leaves u widow ana u
little daughter.
The funeral occurred on Thursday
morning from 1T. Nlncents Church.
and was largely attended.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1900-02-10
EA0LETS.

Hon. Sol I.owenthal is talked of by
Republicans for Secretary of state.
lie made good record in. the Legis-
lat,,rc.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1900-02-10

Ex. Representative Daniel y. Berry.
of Carroll County. Is said to have
wicked designs on the Republican NOM
nation for Attorney General Of iii.
mis-
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1900-02-10


Hon. Il. NJ. Patterson. of the First
Ward. TO make the race for Congress.
Mr.. Patterson is strong In labor circles.
and he would also poll tho solid cOlorcd
vote.
&e~
Many good business men believe that
Hon. X. NJ. Patterson. of the Clifton
House. could carry the Third District
for Congress next fall.
~
Many Republicans wan, Insurance
superintendent Van Clcave 10 run for
Secretary of State. Sangnmon County
Is solid for him.
Isaac y. Powell says the First Ward
will bo solid for J. X. Il. Van Cleavc
for Secretary of State.
~~
Hon. y. NJ. Plotke made good Al.
dcrman. and he will prove good Coun-
~ Commissioner.
~SA
The Republicans will have To nomln'
ate good business men for County Com
missioncrs. or they will lose the county.
%e>
The Democracy propose to nominate
good. strong. solid business men for
County Commissioners In their deter
animation to put up u most stubborn
fight to carry Cook County next fall.
Everything was for Fred a. Bisse ut
a meeting Of the Twcnty.fOurth Ward
| Republican Club at the North Side
Turner Hall Monday night. There was
| n big crowd. which unanimously adopt.
cd resolutions urging him to become n
candidate for the State Trensurcrshlp
nomination. The club also in'lorsc''
Peter Adler for Alderman and Stephen
Bertrand. Of the Twen,y-fOurth Ward,
for North Town Clerk.
~6
Hon. Joseph L. Junk, the well known
brewer, Is now urged to accept the
Democratic nomination for County
Commissioner
~6A
| Mr.. Il. Il. Warwick has made u good
record as West Town Clerk. He will
be renominated by the Democracy.
\eA
Many Republican, leaders are talking
| of Hon. u. 4. Eckhart rs u good maj
| to succeed Shelby NJ. CullOm In thu
United States Senate from Illinois.
AID. Math will not have the walk
over his friends hoped for In the Thirty
fourth Ward. Charles Cookery. u Ken
slngton butcher. will contest the nom
nation. backed. it Is asserted. by Pres
ilent James {. Irwin, Of the Count!
Board. Corkcry's strength lies In tn
south end of the ward, which include
Pullman. KcnsingtOn and West Puil
man.
~S\
The Eagles mention of the Hon. III
more ". Hurst of Rock Island for Go\
crnor has started much favorable con
ment In Mr.. Hurst's behalf. No on
denies the fact that hc Is one of tn
strongest Democrats yet mentioned ia
Governor of Illinois.
~6A
ban II. Jesse Is II mighty good cashic
of the water office.
~SA
Leo j. Ta,lsig will he the Democrat
candidate for the Legislature In III
Eleventh senatorial district.
~SA
II. T.. Burke and JAS. j. Gray are
he delegates to the national Dem'
cratic convention from the sixth di
trlct.
&SA
W. Kolacck and Andrew j. GRAHAM
may be the Democratic delegates
the national convention from III
Fourth district.
~SA
The nomination of Mr., Spry's cand
date. 4. j. Stone, for alderman of III
Eleventh ward does not mean his cle
ton by any means. For further II
formation ask anybody.
%6
The largest caucus ever held in III
r Thlrty-fourth ward was that hel
Monday night ut No. 3lO3 State stree
f.; where the Republicans of the Third pr
| t,i,. 90, 1.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1900-02-10

Of 300 and indorsed President Irwin Of
the Board Of County Commissioners
for reelection. There had been rumors
of split in the district lately. but the
caucus demonstrated that there Is only
harmony In sight there. George w.
Gary presided and made an address.
Henry Schopcr acted as secretary.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1900-02-10
l0elA

Casuistry worthy OF the schOOlmen
develops ut Washington In n recent in
vestlgation. "a lle," declares one wit.
ness. lis when You state falsehOOd
to n man who has right to know the
truth; II he has no right to the truth It