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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-08-06
PRESIDE GENERAL HOSPITAL.
II Contains Five Hundred Patients,
from Philippines.

San Francisco, Cal. Aug. G.-Tho gen.
caI hospital az the Preside contains
about 500 patients at present all of
them being soldiers returned from the
Philippines Many are merely GONZALES
cents For the past three DAYS two
reElmeutal veterinary surgeons with
several assistants. have been busy slp-
pressing CHAMBERS among some 800 anI-
mails Of the Third Cavalry and Ninth
Cavalry regiments. on Friday and Sat
urlay ten horses We're found affected
with the contagion and were promptly
killed. Five others We're Isolated as sus-
gicilus cases Since then there have
been mo- new cases.
Besides $50 pack mules soon 90 be
started for China there are at the
Preside four wagon trains of twenty
five wagons each with four mules Co a
wagon. These are ready Oh De taken 90
the front as soon as steamships are
ready Co receive them.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-08-06
SUSPECT LANERs TRUNK.
An Examination Of "a Discloses
Nothing discriminating.

New York. Aug Capt McCluskey
of The detective bureau told today Of
bis examination of the contents Of the
trunk left here ON May nth boy An
tonic Laner, now under arrest in Italy
for completely iu the killing of King
Humbell Nothing discriminating had
been found.
ID was learned from another source
that the police are working upon clue
contained iu one OF the letters. ID is
from Valentine AuraJO. dated April
23rd. az lyrea which is near Turin
Italy The writer tells Lane. WHOM
Doe addresses as Brother TrH.a
you say you viii be- bier. n
We viii not De at liberty .lgu
boo july, IL will boz au RICH. I..I
may Zoe we will go TO- the Paris -
s.u1n"
The letter closes with O. request
Lau,r bring "suma of that tuuHU..
yellow papers The police. 8. is s.
think IL possible that this Iausdg-
yelled certain communications referring
20 auarchlstic movements.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-08-06
SEVERELY HURT
AT CALDER'S PARK
Fiiteen-Year-0Id julius Livingstone Thrown
From Horse Animal Jumped Fence
and Fell on Top of the Lad

Julius Livingstone. whose parents.
Mr. aud Mrs. Ed. Livingstone reside at
the southeast corner OF Twelfth South
and West Temple streets. was thrown
from a horse and severely injured at
Caliers Park a little before n o'clock
this morning The boy 10 years old,
was riding Silver STAR a 2-year-old
racer when the animal ran into a wire
fence and threw the lad over his head.
The horse afterwards jumped the fence
and landed 900 the h0y's PROSTATE form,
afterwards falling upon the rider The
young boy was picked up DO am uno0u-
sn.0us condition. and Manager ~. i.
Gura.ht uf the race track telophUnoI
into town for q physician. He says that
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-08-06
Situation Grows Moro scrious.

Paris. Aug. 6.-(Chinese bulleun.)-
THE French consul at Chung King tele-
graphs under date of August 3. that the
situation as becoming more serious on
the upper YauEtse Kiaug The English
consul. he says. has left. with The GUS
tom house staff and the French consul
intends To- leave. with bis japanese coll
leagues. The mail service has been
stained
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-08-06
Mnpcs Cut ~ Per Cent.

Syracuse. y y. Aug G-The Street
Steel company has made "a cut In wages
Averaging about ~ per cent. Depression
in The steel market was given as the
cause. A year ago the company voiun-
tarIly raised The wages of its $50 om-
ployes The men had a conference with
the president of the company. but no
agreement was reached and the great
er number OF men refused 90 work.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-08-06
OLD HOMESTEAD SOLD.
Willard Young Sells Ellsworth Prop
erty to kathryn b, Keith.

A warranty deed was filed for record
today conveying from Willard Young
and wife 20 Kathryn Blyth Keith, for
y4.l25. O. piece OF land with q SO feet
frontage and 10 rods deep situated on
South Temple street Immediately east
az the Alta club building. The convey
auce includes the old adobe building up-
on the land 10 Was built many years
ago by Edmund Ellsworth and occupied
for "a long time by the Ellsworth family
after which 90 became the home 0f Jos.
Young ST. 10 is now rented but win
soon be RACED tO the ground. The
property has been on the market fUr %
long time. the Captain holding foI the
good. stih figure of {ll3 a front foot
which Il finally Melted him
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-08-06
Assassin Iuchcnni ReioIces.

Geneva, Switzerland. Aug G-When
the news OF the assassination of Kline
Humhert of italy was announced 20
Lucheuui the Italian anarchist who
stabbed and allcd the empress Of Aus
tria here September 10. 1898. he mani
Tested great iry. saying there was no
doubt that before long an the s0ver-
cigns would undergo the same fate
commencing with tho new king of Italy
Lucheuut who is undergoing q sentence
OF imprisonment f1r lfe refused to an
swer any questions 900 the subject OF the
assassination 0f the king OF Italy.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-08-06

ThIele's turn 20 watch on the bridge.
The air made him drowsy and bee fell
asleep "a his post
Captain Albers came upon him. or
dere him To- taku off his coat the ships
badge of office, and sent him t1 his
cabin. The Young sailor went down Ia
disgrace
Five minutes after the door closed be-
hind him. a shot was heard and when
it was forced open, Thlele lay on the
floor with a bullet IN his brain
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-08-06
ARRESTED FOR THEFT.
John w. Wiley Confcsses to Whole
sale Stealing From Auerbachs.

officers Burhidge and Burt az a late
hour this afternoon arrested John W
Wiley "a clerk employed at Auerbachs
dry goods house. The charge against
him was aDurorriatiug goods from the
house whose employe he has been for
about four Years When taken TO the
station Wiley confessed To- a wholesale
peculation OF dry goods. He is about
% years OF age and has q wife and
child. At 4 o'clock the officers left to
search his home
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-08-06
Raidcd Rritlsh Cargo Territory.

London, August f-ReplyinG iu the
house of commons today 90 @ question
put Boy sir Charles Dixie. radical the
parliamentary secretary Of the foreign
office. Mr. Bro1orIrk. said the authOri-
ties OF the Congo Free state admitted
that British territory above Albert
Nyunza had been 1ided hy Congo
troops and that women and cattle had
been carried on Mr. Frederick added
that the Congo Free state authorities
had apologlaed for the raid and sought
90 punish the invaders
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-08-06
Winnipeg sniker. Pas. Re.oIutIons.

Winnipeg Manitoba Aug 6.-Ihe
strikers met today and passed resolu-
lions asking citizens not tu patIInlze
the Canadian Pacific trains excursions.
etc a committee also appointed 10 walt
ou the caterers whose auuua. excursion
90 Rat Portage requiring five t8ius Is 90
Dee held Thursday next asking that 10
Doe cancelled other railway orders exc
press strong feeling 600 favor ut The
strikers and al have recently held see
erot meetings The company has Is-
sued a circular stating Its side of the
case. This was sent t0 provincial points
and win nor be made public until toe
morrow. Officials are silent.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-08-06
william CLARK Dead.

Westerly. l. J., Aug 6-Wm. Clark.
Of Newark. n. j, president OF the
VIM. Clark Thread company. died sud
denly 90 his home 40 Watch Hiu this
morning OF heart failure which fol-
lowed severe attack Of INDIGESTION.
lie was well known on both sides of the
Atlantic.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-08-06
spe,1h,. Cln h, Clpyrlgitsi

London. Aug. G-The house Of lords
TODAY gave judgment In the case OF the
Times VS. Lane the question being
whether reporter can copyright
speeches ln this case the utterunce
being those of Lord Roseberry The
Judgment rpycreps the decision OF the
court OF appeals the house of lords up
holding the copyright of the Times
Lord Robertson dissented from the
Inln-I..uI
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-08-06

exceed 100000 as claimed the share
holders WIN lose about thirty per cent
Applications win bee made for the APP
p0iutmeut of Equitable Trust company
Mercantile Trust company and Charles
Root ag receivers The charges OF em-
bezzIemeut and talsihcauun of accounts
entered against Secretary Robinson
were withdrawn after DIS confession Of
Judgment for l6J 01l
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-08-06
MRS. CHRISTENSEN DEAD.
A Husband aud Five Children Survive
a Good Mother

Anne KicrstIne Zacharlasen Chrlsten-
sen, wife Of J. NJ. Christensen, the
wholesale produce dealer died at the
family residence this morning, OF eau-
Ger of The stomach. Mrs Christensen
was 5A years ole, having come here by
OK team from North Platte no 1861 She
was "a good wife and mother ANA hrr
husband and five children sincerely
mourn her departure from their circle.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-08-06
Victoria on Humbcrt's Assassination

London Aug 6-The reply Uf queen
Victoria t0 ne address of parliament TO
the throne. moved July 3lst with refer
gnce tl the assassination 1f King Hum
bert of Italy thanks pariameu. for
the address and says.
"1 unite with you FOO the expression on
indignation and deep concern at the tide
ings ~ tho assassination off my Illus
trIous ally The king nj Italy have rot
failed tn convey tU h.s successor your
sentiments nf adherence of such %
crime and your sympathy with The r1y-
3I family. government and people of
that country
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-08-06
international chess Match,

Munich. Aug. 6.-At the time of the frs,
adjournment OF tho eleventh round of
The International chess tourney today
Berger had defeated BUle.afd and WOLF
had won over Showalter while the
game between Bardglebcn and JanoW
sN had ended IN a draw.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-08-06
RoIivlnn Cnnpress Onens.

Sucre. Bolivia. via Galveston, Aug. 6.
Congress win Doe opened today, the am
niversary of the independence of Boil
VIA a cabinet crisis and a vote OF CEN
sure from congress are expected this
week unless the ministers resign
The national bank has commenced
paying the shareholders five per cent
dividend but the government has inter-
ferei to protest the public holders of
notes.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-08-06
Trnnsnort McPhcrson Ashorc.

Nassau, ~ p. Aug 6-The United
States transport Mcpherson Captain
Byrne. went ashore ON Fortune Island.
August 3. but no3tod August 8 unlu-
jured and proceeded.
The Mcpherson arrived at Santiago
from New York. July 2S, and sailed July
81 for Guantanamo.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-08-06
cen. Mic. Rcyiews Militia.

Mount Graua. Penn. Aug. Cen,
Nelson A. Miles arrived in Camp Alex
ander l. Hawkins today 60 pay am OFF,
cial visit 20 the Pennsylvania militia,
which is now in camp here. He was re-
Ceived with the Lieutenant generals
salute In the afternoon Gen. Miles was
accorded the honor OF revivlng the en-
tire guard OF the state, numbering over
10000 men
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-08-06

Washington Aug GA note Ias been
received hy the department. "t state
from the ltspIu embassy saying .HNt
The minister of the interior mo E.w. bus
issued am rlict rsyuk.lr fn. H..".-
tNn upon the importation . e..I
hliey h0of~ and shoe leather t.u
places infected with tH. nuHHu.
plague
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-08-06
Wage Scale Signed,

pittsburg. Penn. Aug. 6.-Word was
received at the headquarters of the
Amalgamgted Association ~ Iron. Steel
and Tin Workers today that the wage
scale has been signed by the Southern
Car combine Tor an its mills 90 the
South. This means work for about 800
mon
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-08-06
cold Going 10 England.

New York. Aug 6-Gold viii go 90
England on Wednesday next Bankers
today talked of considerable ship
monts. on account Of war loans. remit
tanCes and monetary conditions abroad.
From SlO000O0 90 $4,000 600 will prob
ably be engaged tomorrow as a result
Of negotiations under the known trade.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-08-06
Young Woman Brutality Murdered.

Bradenburg, Kentucky, Aug. 6.-Miss
Anna Bruntin. aged ~ was brutally
murdered last night She LETT home ION
church unattended ON horseback. Later
she was found on the roadside beaten
almost TO a pulp with her throat cut
Jesse Durham. a relative. was arrest
ed on suspicion. and taken TO Louisville
for safe keeping.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-08-06

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rr5sf'rr.on Aa-' t.t.
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la. ,...I. r...rt of two dls-
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matches iI..N .-. ........,r.pfIy relic
..-str- uHlt...a. Ol. 'ii.. .....t..
p. -r.rs OF active ana eA'-'''
mu. between CD. ''', -, rIan
tl. .'. .,.r rr. dispatches ndi-
. T1 ah| .''' ..... .,. relief COLI
,.,a urm.s.a.a0.E ''"' .'' ',...i,
--t.4 started zoo earnest anu '','' ~
-saare with determined oppl7''',''
uho1sh neither oil '"s "' 'g,u.r,.
patches mentions lhe I.,s.''. ...,,.,,.r,
can troops 10 ''. ,, an. war de-
BIS g.a....s -."., , mart Of Gen.
l..r...ssmau army took am active ana
.s.,. r.rt ir tha affair.
M. dispatches are as follows
,rnfrssa bulle-
Was7.'- .,..1IT. cabIegrams have
~. -....e.d 90 ,hs navy department.
1h. Foo aug 5.-.h'I..i',,.'u, h. ., Wv '- TS.
100 N''g.A- ,-,r.,Dept M petit
sr-f., morning 3 20 1880 %. 10.
.a m killed and wounded. L-Vy,
htg Russians ana Japanese
H..r..' .|.. ... 1910 %
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-08-06
OFFICER THIELE SUICIDES.
Disgraccd Himself by Falling Asleep
MhiIeon Watch ON The Deutschland.

New York. Aug &c Thiele. fourth
officer Of me Hamburg American liner
Deutschland blew out his brains dur
Inc Inc voyage 0f the big ocean grey
hound that was finished when the
steamer reached her pier IN Hoboken
today. The second day out II was
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-08-06
FLORIDA Fever situation.

Tampa. Florida Aug e.-Dr Porter
announces no new developments To the
fovor situation. a house 90 house in-
specton began today but no case was
discovered NJ t0 noon.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-08-06
Chler nnerntnr I,lnnncrr ncnd-

Memphis Tenn. Aug 6.-Dayid Tlan-
merry who was chief operator In the
Confederate army between New Or
leans and Memphis during the civil war.
died today OF old age
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-08-06
RnnnIn,s Foundation.

Washington Aug. 6-The count Of
the population of Buffalo. r. Y, just
completed al the census Office Is 352,2ls.
The population 90 1890 was 2jj,664. The
increase Is 3I.n per cent
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-08-06
.GOLORED MEN
IN CONVENTION.

The Nth annual convention Of the
Negro Press association opened this
morning Go the a. NJ. T. church on east
First South street. The attendance was
very mogre as many OF the delegates
had not arrived boo the city, The con-
veuuon was called TO order by w. W.
Taylor of this city, president of the ass
ISOLATION. james O.. Mcpherson acted
as secretary Iu consideration of the
small attendance the session was adj
jpurned after he reading of q clever
paper ON The Power OF the Press" by
Miss Mary Howell NJ thls city. and the
transaction of some routine business.
such as the appoint of the following
committees.
ON resolutions
ON address t0 The people,
ON conditions 0t Atr0-AmeriCan Citi-
gems
ON status ana needs of race newspa-
pcrs iu our territory
AFTERNOON SESSION.
The afternoon meeting was very in-
terasting and better attended than the
morning session Governor Wells dee
liygred brief speech OF welcome. In
which be- pointed out the growing prov.
ess of the negro both iu military and
civil life. and extended to- The delegates
the hospitality of the clay a happy
response was made by j. NJ. Broker of
Colorado Springs
II. II. Noss of this city read O very
H.f ID H#H OIL.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-10-30
0Q0Q90000o

Mrs. Lula Ashford left Sunday for
Livingston tO attend her sister who
Is very sick
Baylor Wilson and W. r.. Wilson
were here from Naynsota Sunday
and went 90 Marlin.
John VI. Caldwell has n new and
elegant line of iewelry, silNerware
and oliver novelties. 28
Mrs. j. b. Dooley ~ Greenvillo has
been visiting relatives here and az
College the past week.
w. g. Williams. l.. r. Causey and
sam Dennerson were here from
Wellboru yesterday.
Judge John y. Henderson returned
10 Tyler yesterday after spending
Sunday with his family.
II you want the latest. newest and
handsOmest Of everything in the
iewelry line you can hnd ID az Cald-
wells. 2s3
The Methodist Sunday school was
recognized sunday with q view 20
doing more effective work In the
future.
The Rev. Or. Bowers viii preach
az the morning aud night service in
-. Andrews Episcopal church on
Sunday. Il
Commissioner Gains Colson. now
% candidate Tor sheriff of Grimes
county, was % visitor 10 Bryan yes
terday.
/ Mrs. II. 4. Shields and children
returned 10 Palestine Sunday after
visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
a. jain.
Mr.. jim Pyle, q pioneer resident OF
north Grimes county and Mexican
war veteran. died the past week az
his home.
/ The best refrigerated meats NJ alp
kinds at the City Market, aud az
/ new market. opposite 4. W. q n. Y.
depot. $ w Buchanan, Prop. q
/ FOR sALE-My brick building on
Main street occupied as livery
stable by J V. Brogdon Terms
easy. Apply 20 J. W. Tabor. PSI
WANTED-A comfortable four
room house. Rent must be- reason
BILE and near business center. Leave
answer az McDougald's drug store d
For all kinds of upholstering, fur
/ uiture repair work and enameling
call ON &. \. Harris 40 residence, OPP
pOsite courthouse, south side. ii-lgti
j. f. Parks is Offering new and
second hand buggies cheap for cash
or will exchange for feedstuifs anC
wood. Give him a call AZ Stable. ~
| FOR RENT-Seven room house
| furnished or unfurnished, plenty o
good water. nice lawn and outhouses
Apply 10 Mrs. 4. b. Carr, r.. 2S6
just received a. John NJ. Cald
wells the handsomest stock o
watches, clocks, jewelry and silver
ware ever brought 10 Bryan. 2s3
/ WANTED 80 An expert bundl,
wrapper at Burt NorwoOd's. Al
I applicants must apply In person "a
store tonight between 7 and Il
O'Clock.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-10-30
For County Commissioner.

The Eagle is authorized TO an.
nounce Mr.. =. L. Barron of Rock
Prairie ass candidate for county
commissioner Of Precinct No. !.
Brazos county. Mr.. Barron has
lived in Buzos county Tor 30 years
or since boyhood, residing IN the
Bethel and Rock Prairie commu-
mites, lie is good man and one
whose interests are thoroughly
identified with the county. The
Eagle takes pleasure in directing
attention to his announcement.
feeling confident that he will, ii
elected, serve the people faithfully
and efficiently.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-10-30

Mrs. John McCorquodale went 10
Nayasota yesterday.
Burt Norwood has Installed the
basket system for handling cash aud
bundles 40 IBIS big dry goods store.
Give your business 20 A. ID. Me-
Conico, fire, life and accident insur-
ance Only the best companies rep
resented. Gin insurance a speciality.
Bryan, Texas. W.T.
\ railroad grading outfit passed
through the city sunday en- route 90
Cleveland. Texas, 20 work ON the
extension of the Conroe branch Of
santa Fe towards Beaumont.
Bryan people who accompanied
the College excursion Co the San
Antonio fair speak Boz high praise of
the conduct of the students ON the
trip, and all say they enjoyed their
visit immensely.
&. VI. Doss, dentist. Office In Par
| ker building, over Burt Norwood's.
Graduate Of Ohio college Of dental
surgery, class iss6. Crown and
bridge work a specially The new
/ Observation-Disclosures administered
for the painless extraction Of teeth. %
Marriage licenses: Jesse VI Peters
to ulai Henry, Wade Watson 10
Mary Martin Lamar Bethea 10 Edna
Eail Nall, Tom Collins 10 Clary
Fields, VIII /. Dcrden to Nellie NJ.
Koarney, George Jenkins 10 EiHe
| Wiley, John Turner 10 Edna Wilson
| Pony FOUND-One brown mare
pony, about four years old, found Ina
| Bryan with saddle on, on morning ri
1 Oct. - Party proving ownership
and paying for feeding and for this
advertisement may have same.
McCOrquodale's Stable,
2S2w3 Bryan, Texas.
An Eagle reporter had the pleasure
Of looking at Dir. H. l.. Fountains
N-ray machine yesterday, and found
il had all the wonderful searching
force that these machines are noted
for. BY the light Of the N-rays u key
was plainly disccrned in the middle
Of q closed book, the bones of che
hand were seen a. though no hesh
covered them, aud the other usual
tests We're submitted with the best
results. The machine Is a wonder.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-10-30

Tyler, Tex. Oct. 20. - News has
reached Tyler Of the killing Of a young
man ma 90 Cawthorn. near Lndale on
Saturdap night. A debate was being
held At q sohoolhouse and some parties
were disturbing the meeting when Cav
thorn went outside and asked them 10
stop. A row followed. in which Caw-
thorn was cut 10 death with pocket
knives. -Four well known young men
Of prominent families were arrested and
are being held by the officers There is
considerable excitement In the LindAle
community. Deceased was well connect
ed In this county.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-10-30
Horrible Mard.r.

Chicago. Oct. 29-with q bullet in
his brain, his throat cut from ear 10 ear.
his face hacked almost beyond recogni-
ton and one eye goughed out, Anton
Lizl, n Bohemian florist, brother to the
burgomaster Of Prague. Bohemia. was
found dead in a ditch near Forty.third
street. Twelve hours later Joseph Dol
inski Polish florist was arrested for the
crime. Mary Lzl. widow Of tho MUIR
dered man. is also detained by tho
police. Azl had been married but .
few weeks. Dolinsld had formerly been
= suffer for her hand.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-10-30
. LOCAL NEWS.


Harry Marwill spent Sunday In
Houston.
Mrs Harry Dillashnw il visiting
In Dallas.
u. =. Cole was here from Bethel
yesterday.
Rev. +. l.. Shettles went to Call
vert yesterday.
Mark Kcnnard was here from Nay
as1ta yesterday.
I'd Hall j. iu the city shaking
hands with friends.
Hammet Stuart was here from
Houston yesterday.
Mrs. II. Mnrvn,ky Is visiting her
daughtegat Luik.u.
Remember the city bakery FOR
fresh bread and cakes. DIFF
Mrs. l.. Bonneville and children
are visiting In Galveston.
Drink Mt Vernon Pee rye for sale
by the Exposition saloon. Il Il
Tom Frame ane Sol Mabry were
here from Macy yesterday.
Sacked sholled corn and corn chops
for sale. Phone SO. G. +. Moore. 30
W. l.. and o. G. Utsey called ON
the Eagle while In the city yesterday.
Car Of ear corn and alfalfa hay ON
the track. Harder y Chatham 81
Cottage for rent, convenient TO
Main street. Apply 10 r. J. Foun-
tain. 2S3
G.. :. Jones and =. l.. Barron called
ON the Eagle while In town yester.
day.
A.: P arrived Bat at {. $ .3'
&. X. Woathersby Of Marshall 4.
visiting his daughter, Mrs. Irwin
Barron.
FOR .RENT-Five room cottage.
Apply to Mrs. DR.. Jas. II. johnson
2sl
W. :. Dixon OF Greens Prairie was
apleasant caller at the Eagle ofiic,
yesterday.