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Upholstery department.

Three specials from our Upholstery
Department: Tapestry Portieres:
hs9yy o.g9B 2sy wa3ib st4 s.sle5 9 p.ft all 49
Nottingham Lace Curtains, 3 yards
long and full width; overlook stitched
edgssmbeantiIgi 1ide 5i9Eal n ,ate designs 89C
Curtain Poles in oak or cherry, with
all the fixtures complete, worth &c
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KILLED BY a LUNATIC.
CoEOred Man Commits Murder aad Is
Slain by Officers.

FEW ORLEANS, La, Sept. 24.-EarIy
Yesterday morning, in AIgiers, the west
ern suburb of New Orleans, a negro of
titanic build named Edward Gurley, la
boring under the hallueination that he
had been called TO heaven, cut the throat
of his nephew, Oscar Montgomery, in or
der that he might take him along with
him."
Corporal Paul Conan and Supernume-
rarys Joseph W. Bofill endeavored to ar
rest Gurley and he attacked them. Conan
was so badly injured that he may die
Bofll was also badly wounded. The Off
GERS stuck to their prisoner, and, assisted
by some citizens, finally brought him
down. They were forced to kill him
The negro had previously been adJudged
insane, but was not considered danger
Gus.
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ChiId's Dresses, Sl.98.

sample line of Chiidren's Colored
Dresses in plaids, stripes, and plain ct
fects: waists have blouse fronts with
eton jackets; made OF fancy piaids;
silk yokes; btettelIes over the shoul-
der; braid and ribbon trimmed; dresses
which cannot be bought for less than
$3.50 and some for no less than 81; Re-
building Sale Price, $198.
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75C. CGrSets. 39C.

One lot of the new Globe" corssts,
made of sateen and jean and coutil;
heavily strapped; double stay front;
IN pink. blue. black, grey, and white,
which sells for 75c everywhere; to go
for 39c pair
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this year, which is the largest ever
known, the following having passed the
present examination:
T. E. Collins, Thirteenth Pennsylvania;
E R. Devices, Thirteenth Illinois; Isaac
F. Dortch, Seventh Alabama; Edward F.
Greene, Sixth Illinois; ]. P. Hart. Fourth
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Silk skirts, S4.98.

A lot of the new fall silk under
skirts OF colared taffeta, with UNI
breila founce; finished with two
corded rufIies in heliotrope, automo-
bile, green, violet, blue. ETC.. which
are the usual $3.50 values; to go for
S4gS
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69C wrappers, 3Qc.

100 dozen Ladies' Colored Percale
wrappers in blue and black grounds in
a variety of figured and stiped effects;
made with fitted waist lining; full
length and width; regular CSC. gar
ments; Rebuilding Sale Price 39c.
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Bows waists. 22C'

Lot Of boys, Champion" brand
Shirtwaists in blue and red with
pleated backs and fronts; with and
without collars; in all sizes; also
some OF striped madras; all $50
waists; Rebuilding Sale Price, 22c.
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81 C0rsets. 69C.

A lot of Corsets of such make as
wv. b, ~R. & G." and Warmers in
white, drab, and black for long and
short figures; with lace-tTimmed tops
and bottoms; Rebuilding Sale Price.
sec.
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ChiId's drawers, l0C.

Odd lot of Children's Heavy Canton
Flannel Drawers; bottoms embroidery
trimmed; sizes 2, 6, 8, and 10 years;
marked to sell at 25c, 33c. and 39e pair
Rebuilding Sale Price. 10c.
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Night gowns. l9c.

One lot of Eiderdown Night Gowns
in pink, and blue stripes; some OF them
cr0cheted around the neck and sleeves;
finished with ribbon; marked to sell for
G9c; Rebuilding Sale Price, 19c.
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Muslin gOWns. 29c.

50 dozen ladies muslin gowns; with
yokes OF fine tucks; with double-yoke
backs: trimmed with rufle; full
lengths and width; instead of SOC.
Rebuilding Sale Price, 29c.
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l9C hosiery. 6JC.

One case OF ChiIdren's Ribbed Hose;
guaranteed fast black: full seamless;
with double knee; extra fine gauge;
called seconds but imperfections
scarcely noticeable and 90 not injure
the wear of them; 19c values; for
1-2c.
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Innings.

s'Hairette' the new skirt stiffeRing
a good substitute for haireloth,
sells everywhere for Il 1-2c. Spe- Ole
cial price -
Dressmakers' Cambric-best 9IC
quality; all colors-worth SC yd--. ~
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Suits worth $40. Sl2, and SIS for g.
81 gloves, 69c.

AS an extraordinary special
offering we shall put on sale
during this rebuilding sale la
dies regular 81 kid gloves in
all the latest fall shades; in the
newest stitching; at 69c pair.
These are the very best 81
gloves to be had, and hence at
G9c are extraordinary values.
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Ferris waists, 2IC.

The celebrated Ferris" corset
waists for children. of heavy Jean,
with double row of patent buttons;
&c instead of 35c-
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Corset covers. 6IC.

% dozen ladies' muslin corset COW
ers; with feiied seams; perfect-ft-
ting garments. which sell for II &c
each usually; to go for 1-2c.
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Child's dresses. I5C.

Lot of Children's Plaid Gingham
Dresses; with yokes trimmed with
braid; well made; brown, blue. and
green check patterns; instead Of S9c;
Rebuilding Sale Price, 15c.
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29c hosiery, ISC.

One lot of Ladies' Black and Fancy
Lace Lisle Thread Hose; full seamless;
spliced heels and toes; all sizes; in
stead of &c pair; Rebuilding Sale
Price. 1Se pair.
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39C COrsets. IoC.

One lot of Heavy Jean Corsets; well
strapped; in grey and white; which
sell regularly for 39c- pair; rebuilding
sale price I9c.
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Flannel skirts, Csc.

Ladies' Shaker Flannel Short Skirts;
in white. pink. and blue with crochet
ed bottoms: extra wide; instead of soc;
for 25c
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HandkerCniefs, 45C 6.

I21-2c LADIES' and Mems Handker-
chiefs; heTnstitched, plain borders;
wide and narrow; also ladies' Mourn
ing Handkerchiefs, z-sc-
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The people can affirm the good character of
Heurieh's MaeTzen and Senate given them By the
chemists OF the Agricultural Department and by
the awarding commissioners of the Paris Exposi-
tion by ordering from the Arlington Bot
ting Co.
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If there ever was specific for any COM
plant, then Catrs Little Liver Pills are specific
for sick headache, ard every woman should
know this. Only one pill a dose. Try them.
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Stops the Cough
and Works OFF the CoId

Laxative Browo Quinine Tablets cure cold
in one day No Cure, No Pay. Price 2s cents
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People who never drank beer before now drink
Heurieh's Aaerzen and Senate and say beer Is
a refreshing and delicious beIerape 1t Is the
winning qualities that these high grade bever-
the minds of those who first taste Heurieh's
Phone e34, Arlington Bottling Co. for ease
os Heurieh's, the pIeze medal beers of the par.s
Exposition.
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7C notions. SC.

Cabinet Hair Pins, assorted sizes
Safety Pins, Nos. I and 2
Box of Mixed Black Pins.
Paper of best English Needles
Full Paper of Darning Needles
Chinese Linen covered Ironing Wax,
large size
1 dozen Pearl Buttons; large. small,
and medium.
Enameled Stocking DarneTs.
Bottle of Petroleum Jelly
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LARGE CLASS AT ANNAPOLIS.
Many Candidates Qualify at the Ma
WI ACadcInN.

ANNAPOLIS. Md. Sept 24.-It is
thought the fourth class of the Naval
Academy will have eighty cadets in it
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25C belts, lGC.

Belts OF Patent Leather plain. har-
ness buckle. in black. tan, brown, and
red, 10c.
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Rebuilding sale offerings in
dOnestiCs.

BIeached Twill Cotton Crash 1IC
full width and extra heavy 81
New dark PercaIe, some in full
pieces: some in to 10-yard lengths:
full yard wide-worth all of &c
II 1-2c yard-choice. ice.-....r.-...-.. W
Bed Spreads: MarseilIes pat &c
terms; double bed size! 75c value -oo
A case of Square Deal BIeaehed Cot
ton; full yard wide-t0 go on sale &C
tomorrow only; per yard at-......,.o
Pillow Cases; good quality 45x36
inches; hand torn and ironed- TIC
worth 10c. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Pillow Cases, good quality cotton
hemstttched; extra wide hem; 2U
size 45x36 inches. es...-------'
Bed Sheets; made of good quality
cotton IA yards wide; IL Hit
yards long ...--.-.----'-''
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No charge is made for trim
ming hats and the untrim-
med shape and trimmings
sod you at a saving.
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THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
stockholders of the Linomatrix Com
pany will be held on Tuesday, October
2 19O0 at o'clock p. ~, at the Hotel
Berkeley, Martinsburg, ". Va, for the
purpose OF eIecting directors and trans
acting such other business as may legal
Iy come before it, Transfer book will
close September Is, 1900, and reopen
October 5. 1900. FRED. W. ROYCE,
SELF els, ,m-24.m, Secretary
NOTICE is hereby given that STEPHEN
T. ANDERSON is no longer in our EN-
ploy GEO A. MYERS & CO, Flour, Grain,
and Feed, 425-429 N ]. ave. NV se2S-2t
THE WOMAN's BRYAN ANTITRUST
AND ANTI-WAR CLUB viii meet at
the Hall of the District of Columbia DEM
ocratic Club, Pennsylvania Avenue. south
side. between Ninth and Tenth Streets,
TUESDAY EVENING AT s P. NJ, SEP
TEMPER 25 All please come and help
talk for Bryan se21-5t
WE BUY UNDIVIDED INTERESTS IN
Real Estate and Perfect Titles.
Parties who failed TO pay 1898 taxes, and
whose property was sold. can protect them
from maturing TO deed and loss of prop
erty by calling at the office Of WASHING
TON LAW & CLAIMS CO., Room I, 472
Louisiana Avenue northwest. city.
se1s-f EN-
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I0c she'll goods, sc.

The following tortoise she'll goods
which are all 10c articles viii be sold
tomorrow for sc each:
Amber and Shell Barbettes for catch
ing the hair back.
Amber. black and Shell Side Combs.
One dozen shell Hair Pins.
Shell and Amber Puff Pins
Jeweied Rarbettes. and
One dozen pearl headed Stick Pins.
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DIED.

CARRoLI-on Saturday. September % 1890. at
his residence, 652 ST. ne, WILLIAM HENRY
CARROLL, husband of Sarah Carroll and son of
Mary Carroll and the late James Carroll, aged
thirty-seven years, eleven months, and eleveE
days.
Father and husband gone before Us,
Mamma and We mourn his loss,
Begging God to watch over us,
Now that the world seems so alone,
But ah, we fancy we hear the angels
Rejoicing over his joining them,
Thus We will aim to rejoice. too,
For God does every work through love
High requiem. mass at g. Cyprian's Church,
Tuesday 0 a. nj. Item
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SPANES II

TAUGHT WITHOUT GRAMMAR
$40 18th Street n W.
II you like to learn Spanish in a quick way. cali
at SIG 18th ST.; day ard night lessons. se4-tt
VAIMsc BUSINESS COLLEGE.
II VNiS EIGHTH AND K SIS
- = - Established 1876 Day or Night
Session, s25 year Business. Shorthand, Type
writing. se5-3no,em
SHORTHAND AND TYPEWRITING: private les
sons at class rates: personal attention paid
each pupil. MISS GRANVILLE. I62S 18th St
se21-lmo. en-
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sc to 69c enlbroideries, i2Jc.

Thousands OF yards of Cambria,
Swiss, and Nainsook EmbroideTies and
inserttngs in match sets-open wheel,
scroll and needle work effects, 1214c
per yard which are worth 25c TO 63c,
/ TO II inches wide
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Table No. 3.
Rebuilding sale price,

If you wish TO buy the material in
our Dress Goods Department, and you
wish to have a garment made TO order,
We will take your measurements and
guarantee you perfect fit and salts
faction.
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ten different. patterns. as well as black
and white. Such ribbon sells every
where for Csc yard; hence at II 1-2c
yard il is enormously cheap
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I9C to 25c embroideries, &c.

Thousands of yards of Cambria,
Swiss. and Nainsook EmbroideTies and
Insertings in match sets, needle work
and scroll effects IL to lin wide. Sc
per yard, worth 19c 10 25c.
sc Everlasting Torchon Laees, as
sorted widths, 1c yard.
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Velvet ribbons.

The fashionable black satin back vel
vet ribbon, of which We have sold thou
sl.nds and thousands of yaris, Will be
reduced stin further in price.
lloyd. pieces No. satin-back velvet
ribbons. lac.
1o-yd. pieces No 11-2 satin-b back
velvet ribbons. 19c-
1o-yd. pieces No. satin-back vel
vet ribbons. pc.
No. 81 inch wide-a yard, &C.
No. ii ii inches wide-a yard, 7c-
No. 81 1-2 inches wide-a yard, lGc.
No 12-2 inches wide, 12c.
No I6-2 I-2 inches wide-a yard, i4c.
No. 22-3 inches wide-a yard lie.
No. 30-3 II inches wide-a yard. 21c.
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Rebuilding sale
offerings III
dress goods.
Table No. 2.

About TO pieces of dress goods, alf-of
this seasons finest production embrae-
ing Brocades, Cassimeres, HeDriettas,
Wool Flannels, and Serge Brilliantines
marked to sell regularly at 39c-
DEC
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-11-03
PROMINENT MAN DEAD.

EH-MayoE strong Passes Away In the
city OF New York.
New York, ,Nov.2 William l. Strong.
the las, mayor Of tho old city Of New
York. died suddenly Thursday night at
his residence In this city Mr.. Strong
inaugurated many reforms for the city,
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-11-03
CHASING BOXERS.
Several Village. Destroyed aud the BoS-
er. Run out Of Places.

Several villages Destroyed aud the Bos-
ers Rnn out oi Places.
Paris, Nov. "A dispatch from Pezin
say, the foreign ministers continue dis
cus.ing the peaoe propositions 20 be- held
cut 10 the Chinese, and that the French
proposals viii b. accepted with addi.
tional specifications 10 be discussed next
week. On account Of the necessity Of
thorough accord between the different
cabinets the final note will not bo pre-.
scented for several weeks
General Voyron. c1mmander-in-chief
OF the French troops IN China, with the
allies under his command, is purgng
the vllagcs nround Ticn T,iu and Pesin
Many villages infested with boxers have
been destroyed and theinhablAnts pun.
ishcd The French column sent Co Tueu
rescued the missionaries there. An.
other French column met with resist.
auce at sict Chung The enemy's los.
was considerable and the village was
burned
News received from Pao Ting Fu in.
dicates the movement Of French and
German troops upon 81 Lang where the
imperial tombs are situated II is ru.
mured an army Of Yang Yuh Kauto Ia.
resolved 10 defend the place.
Asa result Of inquiries made by the
international commission the allies ART
convinced that the grand treasurer aud
governor Of Pao Ting Flu aud Chinese
Colonel were instrumental In the mur-
der of American and English mission
aries and they have been condemned 10
death aud are 20 be executed soon.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-11-03

New York, Nov. a. DR.. Charles
wucst, the ooroner's physician, in a
search Of the cellar formerly occupied
by DR. Thomas Holmes In Brooklyn
when a petrihed body was found on
Wednesday, discovered a portion of the
body Of boy, the body Of girl about
rs months old. bodies Of newly born
children and Of monkeys aud the skele.
tons Of dogs. All were in state Of
preservation similar 70 that Of the FIRST
body found. Dr. Holmes conducted a
drug store many years before his death
two years ago. His boast was that he
had discovered a secret embalining pro-
cess that would ossfy bodies DR..
Nuest said that bodies found Ia the cel
lar had probably been thero for many
years.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-11-03
Other VITAL issues.
Serious Questions in China Outside
Of Indemnity Claims.
A NEW GOVERNMENT
To Accomplish This the Empress Dow.
ager Must BE Removed and Mir.
lsier Of Foreign Afriirs ~
tabllshed for China.

Washington. Nov At is stated In
quarters well verscd In Chinese affairs
that outside the question Of indemnity,
punishments. etc. now under consider.
alton NJ Pekin. there are three vital aud
far reaching questions 10 b. determined,
viz:
First, the removal ofthe empress dow.
Ager personally aud her advisors from
all participation in Chinese government;
second. the creation of an indemnity
fund by the increase Of China's customs
revenue, either hy payment Of duties in
gold instead ~ deprecated silver as at
present. or else hy doubling thc present
silver duties from p,: cent % 30 per
cent ad ynlorem, aud third. the cstab.
lishmeut ot "a minister of foreign affairs
IA place Of the old and cumbersome sys.
tenn Of the t.uug D yamon.
The demand for the retirement of the
empires. d0wager is said % result from
conclusions now generally accepted tfat
the Imperial government oi China ).
largely responsible for the boxer upris.
ing A. the empress dowugor was the
ruling authority Of the imperial govern.
meut during fhe uprising, this respon-
alility s brought home directly CO her
There is understood 90 bo mo- purpose.
however 90 visit upon her amy personal
punishment or ind.guity, bat merely q
. s1 form a reconstructed government so
a. 20 exclude her from all participation
la H.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-11-03
BANK SAFE BLOWN.
Hohbsr. Get the one That Contained tho
Innnr. In.l.ah nl Ca.h.


Papers Instead Of Cash.
Omaha. Nov Q -Spsarman & Co.'S
bank at Springfield, Neb.. was robbed
Thursday night by three daring bur
glars. who blew open the safe and made
away with several hundred dollars
worth Of postal and revenue stamps.
There were two safes In the bank. one
Of which was % contain books. and the
other money and negotiable papers.
The burglars made the mistake Of blow.
ing open the former. Had they guessed
night their loot would have amounted
70 $4,000.
A. Batos who sleeps In n room adjoin.
ing the bank. heard the explosion, and
slipping ont the back door saw the mon
climb ont Of the rear window Of the
bank. Bates aroused several men who
organized a search PARTY. 10 found
some papers stolen from the bank and
fragment. of wrappers from the stamp
packages
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-11-03

Dallas, Nov. 2.-The noted arson case
against Hiram p Erwin, which has
been ON trial here ~ days. resulted III
the conviction Of Erwin aud "a verdict OF
0 years IN the penitentiary. He con.
fessed having burned the property on
which was $4,000 insurance. claiming
the owners hired him 10 commit the
crime. lie afterwards KIN Major l. G.
Randlc,0nc of the men interested. nllcg.
ing Raudle windlyd him In settlement
for the burning The jury acquitted
him for thg killing.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-11-03

shumokiu. Pa. Nov 40 j. Rcd,
an cy.councllmau sho was recently
convicted oi cons emcy iu connection
with the borough paving contracts mI
admitted Co boil upon decision of th.
superior court poudiuga a new trial, dis.
appeared throt days aga. r. has been
discovered that the local lodge of Mac.
cabbocs, Of which he was record keeper,
had been swindlcd out of 5000 by forged
death certificates.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-11-03
OEATH OF DR.. DAVIS.
lie Was Prominent ~. Successful right
rr ct yellow Fever.

Chicago, Nov. 2.-Dr. John g. Davis,
Of the United States volunteers, whose
whose death az Manila from Bright's
disease was announced Thursday night,
was well known here whore he had
lived for 20 years. For his efficient serv.
ice in New Orleans during the yellow
fever epidemic, the United States gov
ernment presented him with diamond.
studded medal. He made "A successful
war on the yellow fever epidemic last
year at Havana, where he was chief san.
itary officer
John G.. Davis was born in Lexing.
ton, Ky, 90 years ago. He served
through the civilfwar in the hospital
corps. In Chicago he was known as a
railway surgeon, having served the
Monon, the Chicago and Eastern and
other railways in the capacity. He went
70 Cuba after the war broke out and
last January was transferred 10 the
Philippines.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-11-03

London, Nov. 2.-The captain Of tho
British steamer, German, which has
just arrived here IRON Table bay, South
Africa, reports that on Oct 21 whom
about 900 miles west by south Of Gibral.
ter he fell in with a sailing vessel Ia
distress. The vessel proved % be the
Italian bark Fiducia, Captain Mariani,
which sailed from Mobile. Aug &. for
Palma, Majorica, in the Mediterranean.
The Hducia had lost her main topmast
and part of her deck load In the recent
severe gales aud has also sustained in.
Jury 20 her bulwarks. She was short
Of proyisions but was supplled.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-11-03

New York. Nov 2-City Magistrate
Flammer discharged Cornelius l.. Al.
word. the defaulting note teller Of the
First National bank from custody. The
magistrate said he was satisfied he had
no jurisdiction in the case Alyord was
allowed TO leave the courtroom free but
a. soon as n reached the corridor he was
rearrested b. United States marshal and
taken before United States Commissioner
Shields
The commissioner held Alvord In
$4,000 bail fur examination ON Wed.
nesday next.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-11-03
BADLY Hurt In a storm.

Ennis. Tex. Nov. 9-Mrs J. II.
Crews. who was hurt in the destruction
OF her home by the storm at Crisp Tues.
day night. Is reported seriously injured
and may not recover.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-11-03

hu' fhov were virtually -idetrackeo
WHOM tho city was made Greater Sew
York, because the plans laid 1ut could
NOT ha applied SIR Strong was one of
,he l.aiing men af the city and assisted
BOZ many of tbo earlier enterprises That
established tho foundation of big city.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-11-03

Austin, Nov. 2-The University OF
Texas football team expected 70 leave on
it, southern trip Thursday. but the
Athletic council called the trip of at
the last moment.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1900-05-23
Worlds smallest Book

s The tmsllest book in the world
has just been printed iu Cleveland,
says the Leader OF that city. But
10 OF taem wero printed, aud none
OF them is for sale.
In all the catalogues OF the rare
book dealers what is called the Biiou
Almanac is named as the smallest
book in the world, and until now it
has been that. The Cleveland book
breaks the record in size, or lack of
size for printed books. There are
rare little volumes engraved on
ivory sheets fastened together like a
book, but they are not really books
in the estimation of collectors Of
miniature volumes. The Bijou AL
manac is real book, printed on
real paper, and bound in stiff little
blue covers. 1t was made in London
in 1886 by Schloss. 1t has 60 pages,
a calendar for each month, and
some wonderfully delicate little
steel engravipgs, 1t is half an inch
long, aud not much thicker than the
cover of An ordinary book.
The owner of this little book,
which is worth several times it's
weight in gold, is Charles H. M-ies
of No. 81 Eastman street, who is
also the publisher OF the other tiny
book mentioned, the one that is the
smallest in the world.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1900-05-23

being the "best" people here. The
Thurstou faction has made so many
bad breaks in locsl politics that we
cannot help sympathizing will the
liberal faction OF the Republican
party who does not believe in rule
by family compact and declines to
be bulled into submission by Thurs
ton e. Co. Missionaries" in poll
tics always come to grief in the end.
Let Democrats and Independents
remember that Blaine was defeated
by Cleveland in 1894 because the
Rev. DIR. Birchard, chairman OF
committee of clergymep, publicly
addressed Blaine and pledgiug 10y
atty to the Republican party charg-
ed the Democrats with basing their
political strength ON "Rum. r ,m.
anism and Rebellion" The Catho-
lies among the Portuguese and Ha-
waiian voters will probably remem
bar the thres RS on the day of cleo