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MIR. FLAGLER SEEKS RELIEF.
Asks That Others Care for Insane
WIfe,s EatnIe.

NEW YORK, May 3.-Henry NJ Flag
Ter, Il Standard OH official, has asked the
courts 10 relieve him as committee of
the person and estate of his wife. Ida
Flagler, who was declared an i1cnmpe-
tent several months ago. The application
was made to Justice Freeman in the su-
preme court today. AS result the
justice has appointed Nathaniel Myers as
referee to hear the testimony and deter
mine whether Mr. Fiagler shall be re-
leased from the committee. Pending the
referees report August Vanderpool has
been appointed special guardian of Mrs
Flagier.
Mr. Flagler has also asked that Dr.
Charles +. Macdonald, the insanity ex
pert, be appointed IN bis place. Mrs.
Flagler is at DIR. MacDenald's sanitarium
at Pieasantville.
Mr. Flagler said that when he took
possession Of his wifes property she had
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Nashville Races.

NASHVILLE. Tenn.t May s-Results:
First race. seyen-eighths Of a mile
Zero, rercita won. Luna second. Beauea1h
Second race, haif mile-Ethel Wheel
won; Leila Barr SECOND, Queen Dixon
third. Time, :49z4
Third race, one1nile and seventy yards,
the Country Club stakss-F'ree Advice
won. Ghopin sefonds Strangest third.
Fourth race. nine-sixteenths of q mile
Bill Massie Won, aTony Lepping second.
Battus third. Time, :56
- Fifth race. neslnileqaud a sixteenth
trimmer Won. Maidstone second, False
Lead thtrd. Time, 1:4e1z.
sixth race, seven-eighths of mile
LORD Neville Won, sAurea second, Free
Lady third. Time, 1:271s
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stocks and securities to the value OF
y, l,F9.22O She had cash 10 the amount OF
*z2Lla. On Jan last, Mr. Flagler maao
an accounting Of HIS Wife's FRANCES.
which showed that she was possessed OF
stocks and securities tc the amount OF
H.&7.llO. and cash to the amount of
SZG4,lI Mr. Flagler asserts tkat ne has
decided TO make his permanent home I'm
Fiorlda' and that he has no intention OF
returning 10 New York. whatever For
this reason he asks to be released from
the committee
AS to the appointment Of committee
for tho estate ef his wife Mr.. Flegier sug-
gests the name OF Eugene NJ Aeshly. a
lawyer Of this city.
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California Athletes Confident.

NEW HAVEN, Conn, May 3.-The Cal
ifornia track athletes worked today on
with Yale on Saturday The practice
was exceedingly good
The Yale manager today announced that
out of fairness to the visitors the firsts
in the events only would be counted
AS the visitors seem sure of winning six
out Of the thirteen events, the eloseness
of the competition is evident, and the
Yale men feel that blue wearers must do
their utmost
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Anuefnct Rnees

NEW YORK, May 3-Aqueduct results:
Flrst race, four and half furlongs-
Cohnle won. Bowen second, William Ack
third. Time. 81 4-5.
Second race. one mile and seventy
XardsIEnigre won, Laudaman second,
Wine Press third. Time, I:49 is.
Lady Lindsey won, Danforth second,
Boney Boy third. Time, 1903.
Eourth race, the Flushing stakes, one
mile and siXteenth-Rare Perfume won,
Time, 1:49 3-5
Fifth race, seYen fur1ongs-Trumpet
won, Lindula second, Alsik third. Time.
Sixth race, four andda half furlongs-
Anecdote won. The Jade second. Anice
third. Time. :56 8-5
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ENDED IN A ROW.
Police of Baltimore Stop whistler
Sullivan Fight.

BALTIMORE, May 3-The twenty-five
round bout between Billy Whistler, of
this city, and Dave Sullivan, of Boston,
before the Eureka Athletic club tonight
was stopped in the twelfth round. The
police claimed the men were hitting and
holding in the clinches, and that the ex-
hibition was not a sparrlng contest. Sui
iivan was little the stronger at the end,
but Whistler was not at all weak, and
both were doing good work.
The decision of Referee Pollock, calling
the bout draw, enraged Herman Miller,
one Of Whlstler's seconds, and he jumped
into the ring and struck the official vio-
lently in the face.
The preliminary between Jerry Marshall
of Baltimore, and Harry Lyons, of Chi
cago, was awarded to the Chicagoan In
the fifth round. Marshall sprained his
leg In this round, and he seemed unable
to longer continue the fight.
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SUNDAY AT LEXINGTON.
Lennon e. Gibbons Against the
Hemm Team.


The Lennon & Gibbons baseball team is
going out after the Hamm Indians Sun
day at Lexington Park to even up mat
ters for the II to defeat administered
by the Indians prior to the opening of
the regular season. On the other hand
the Indians are preparing to scalp the
clothiers for the reason that the latter
are leading the other teams in the anna
teur league up to date. The Indians are
tied with the Palace team. of Minneapolis,
for second place, and are waiting until
Sunday to chalk down the second defeat
for the st. Paul clothing men.
Under all the circumstances the game
should be a fast one
. The lame spots have been treated, and
the men on both st. Paul mines are by
this time over their lameness. Cook and
Frary will officiate for the Indians, while
Dahlquist and Frary will be in the points
for the clothiers Mccarthy will UNI
pire the game, which is scheduled to
start at o'clock sharp.
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Illinois Gun Club shoot.

SPRINGFIELD, ILL.,, May 3.-Fred Gill
bert, of Spirit Lake. To-. established a
worlds record at the Illinois Gun club
shoot today, when he killed fifty pigeons
straight at 81 yards rise in the grand
Gilbert won the purse Of $10O This makes
a run of 126 live pigeons for Gilbert at
this shoot, and he has not missed yet.
G. w. Budd of Des Moines. To-, was the
last man to drop out missing his fortieth.
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LOST BY STUPID WORK

3; two-base hit Anderson: thres-ha G,es ss
nnits, Smith, Anderson; home runs. burke
66anzeI; bases on balls, by Rettger l. BY
ina Tatten M, l; by Daub 1; passed bail, Gond-
Anderson, Smith, Rettger, Thiel: double
pays Camel and Gonding; innings pitch
ed, Patten Z, Daub /; umpire, Sheridan:
time, lao. -OS'ii'
NO GAME AT CLEVELAND
CLEVELAND May S.-Detroit and
CleVeiand did not play today. Too cold.
TOO COLD FOR BALL.
BUFFALO, N. Y, May 3.-The Buffalo,
Indianapolis game was postponed today
on account Of cold weather
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Chicaso Labor Leaders Indicted.

CHICAGO, May 3.-Indictments charg-
ing George Clubbing. Anton Horn and
Edward Williams, local labor leaders,
with assault and melting riots were
turned into court today and capiases is
sued for their arrest
The men are charged with being The
cause of a riot April "a, during which Die
trich Lane, contractor, was seriously
injured
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engineers of the Spring Valley Coal
company who stood In the way of a set
tlement of the miners strike by reason
of their refusal to join the union, are
now being taken into the orsaniza tion
and one of the biggest obstacles to the
resumption Of work in the mines here is
thereby removed
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CHICAGO THREW GAME AWAY
Poor Base Running and Generally
Incompetent Work Melted Cincin-
natl IL VictOry-ChicagO De-
tented Minneapolis.
GAMES SCHEDULED FOR TODAY.
Philadelphia at Boston.
Cincinnati at Chicago.
st. Louis at Pittsburg.

BROOKLYN. N. Y. May S-Today's
game between Brooklyn an1 New York
was ended in the last half of the seventh
inning by darkness, heavy Clouds with
threats of rain, making 1t impossible to
see. The score was a tie when the New
Yorks were retired in their half of the
seventh, and when the Brooklyns had
TWO men on bases the visitors tried to de-
lay matters. A bunt by Jennings and
Doheny's wild throw brought In the win
ming runs. Attendance 3,0J0. Score:
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LACROSSE AT SPRING PARK.
st. Paul and Minneapolis Clubs to
Play at 'TOnka.

The st. Paul Lacrosse club held its
second meeting Of the season last night
at Windsor hotel There was a good
turnout, and business and prospects for
the approaching playing season, which
gives promise Of being the most success
full during the history of the organization,
were discussed. Arrangements were made
TO play a match game at Spring Park
June with Minneapolis, which Will give
the people of the lake an opportunity to
witness the contest. Practice nights were
decided upon for Monday, Wednesday and
Friday nights of each week, commencing
next Monday night.
The club has joined the Western Cana
da Lacrosse association and expects to
secure number Of games away from St
Paul
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Lawn Tennis Annual.

The 9 b is in receipt Of Spaldihg' 5
with the other ptlbIications of the firm
on various lines of sport. 1t is hand
somely Illustrated. The book is edited
by j. Parmley Parek. winner OF all COM
OF over eighty pagea
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zone out when the game was called.
Earned runs, New York 2, Brooklyn /;
Warner, Keeler. Kennedy; left on bases,
New York g. Brooklyn g. struck out. by
Doheney ,. by Kennedy 2; stolen bases.
Boyle. Keeler; bases on balls. off Dohe-
Ger to Doyle; passed bail. Farrell; time,
1854; umpire, Connolly.
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MINNEAPOLIS, Mimi, May 3-MInne-
apolis pounded Fisher hard in the sixth
inning today. and took the lead In the
seventh Chicago started playing a bunt-
lng game and sandwiched in several long
drives, the whole work scoring them eight
runs and the game. Attendance, $50
SpOra.
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PROVIDENCE, r. l.. May 3-Harry
Vardon was defeated this afternoon at
match before leaving for England by the
best ball of w. T. Brownel of the local
club; H. d. Bremen, Of WiIasten Golf
club, Boston The score was up and l
down
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The PittsbLrgs could not hit Jones and
therefore lost. Attendance. ]. 400. Score:

Earned runS, ST. Louis !; three-baSe
hits, Burkett, Cross. Criger: stolen
Wallace to McCann; first bases on balls,
off Waddell l.; struck out, by Waddell
5, by Jones 2; passed ball, Latimer; time,
1:50; umpire, Tim Hurst.
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Fay city Boxmakers Strike.

BAY CITY, Mich, May 3.-Four hun-
dred boxmakers and helpers in this city
went on strike today. They demanded an
advance in wages of from 10 to 10 per
cent. which the manufacturers declined
to grant
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Cleveland Plumbers strike on.

CLEVELAND, O., May 3-The strike
of the union plumbers. which has been In
progress here for several weeks past, was
settled today. They will receive $3.25 for
eight hours work, the settlement being a
COMPROMISE
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TO MAKE A TEST.
Two Boxers Are Arrested at Broad
way Athletic Club.

NEW YORK, May 3-Inspector Thomp-
son raided the Broadway Athletic club
today and Manager Consldine and two
pugilists were arrested The latter are
Kid Thomas and James Haywood The
charge is conducting a boxing contest
without a police license
Considine advertised in the morning pa
pers that he would conduct boxing con-
test between the two pugilists named in
the Broadway Athletic club for a test
case The arrests resulted when he en-
deavored to carry out this promise.
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Cabinetmakcrs strike.
Yardon Defeated at COLI

BUFFALO, May 3.-Forty cabinetmak-
ers of the Erie have struck because they
were asked to do the work of strikers
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+Grim batted for Ehret in the seventh.
Earned runs, Minneapolis A. Chicago 4;
IWo-pase hits, Fisher, Shugart, Lally, Abb
b6attichio, Davis: Stolen bases, Dowd,
Nance, Abbattichio. Wimot 2: sacrifice
hits; mt Ehret Isbell, Sugden; bases on balls,
Ehret 2, by Corbett l. wild pitch ERref.
innings pitched by Ehret 7, by Corbett
z; hits, off Ehret IA. off Corbett 3: donhie
pay. Wilmot to Werden; left on bases
-pire, Mcdonald. u'ii
LOST BY STUPID WORK.
MILWAUKEE,, Wis. Nav 9Kon..
City outbatted the home team todaW b1,4
threw away the game In the eighth bv
STUDIO work. Attendance 5n0 -.
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The Western Unions will play any team
under the age Of seventeen. Address
George Kaiser, Western Union Telegraph
company.
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GAVE AWAY A GAME.
Chicago Played Very Bad Ball With
Cincinnati.

CHICAGO, May S-Loose fielding, poor
base running and bad judgment generally
on the part of the home team gave Gin
cinnati an easy victory today. Harvey
pitched the last four innings for Chicago.
holding the visitors down to four sim
giles. Weather cold. Attendance, 800.
Score:
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No Gnme mt Bosfon.

BOSTON, May 3.-The Boston-Phila-
delphia game was postponed on account
of wet grounds.
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TRY GRAIN-o! TRY GRAIN-o

Ask your Grocer today to show you
package of GRAIN-O, the new food
drink that takes the place of coffee. The
children may drink it without injury as
GRAIN-O has that rich seal brown Of
Mocha or Java. but II is made from pure
grains, and the most delicate stomach
receives IT without distress. Il the price
Sold by all grocers.
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Other Games

At Dartmouth-Harvard 8, Dartmouth O..
AT Madison, Wis.-University of wis
consin II, University of Iowa g.
At Middletown, Conn.-Wesleyan II,
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TETTER, No Cure No Pay.
Your druggist will refund your money
II Pazo Ointment falls to cure you. 30 ctS.
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-05-04

Read the announcement OF the Hotel
Empire, New York City, on page Of
tiiis paper.
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When ordering flour, don't forget to
say "Pillsbury's Best" at 500 per sack.
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Strikes 70 Be SETTLED
RANGED BETWEEN EMPLOY
ERS AND EMPLOYEES
CAR REPAIRERs SATISFIED
Freight Handlers Are still out, and
There Is Prospect of Serious
Trouble If NOn-Union
Men Come In.

BUFFALO. n. Y, May 3.-'rhe striking
car repairers of the New York Central
VIII return to work in a body tomorrow
morning. This was agreed to at Joint
meeting Of the Car Repairers' assocIa-
tion' held at East Buffalo tonight The
other roads did not adjust the differences
with the car repairers today, and while
anlcaole negotiations are pending and
may be concluded tomorrow. the situation
on these lines Is unchanged
Ihere We're no poSitive developments I'm
the strike of the Iaitwsy freight handlers
today. Those strikers claim that the
freight houses of all lines are badly
crippled, but they appear to base success
chiefly upon the hope of a sympathetic
movement of kindred railway organiza.
tons in refusing TO handle non-union
loaded cars
While the railroad districts are still
under heavy police guards no overt acts
nave yet occurred, but police officers are
watching the freight handlers situation
very closely as a possible source OF
trouble Should there be a vigorous at
temp; on the part OF the roads to hire or
import non-union laborers.
Al the East Buffalo meeting tonight.
which was the official end of the strike
OF the Central car repairerS. a resolution
of thanks was extended Commissioners
Webster and Deiehanty of the state board
OF mediation and arbitration for their ef-
forts in bringing about the conference
which resulted in the settlement.
1t was stated today by Supt Wait at
the meeting yesterday that it was thor
oushly understood by the men that the
Central men should not he asked 10 re-
pair cars OF any of the roads whose men
are on strike. This removed the last OBJ
lection on the part OF the men and they
return to work tomorrow
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TROUBLE FEARED.

Attempts We're made today to settle tie
car repatrers strikes on other lines, but
thay were not successful. A joint meet
ing of division surerintendeuts, master
car builders and the executive committee
of the Car Repairers associa ton, ar
ranged for 2 O'clock failed of consumma-
tion, because the railroad officials pre-
ferred to deal with their own employees
and not the strikers collectively. The ex-
ecutive committee then split up into four
sections. according to the number Of
roads affected and four conferences re-
suited as follows: Master car builders
of the LackawanTa submitted n sliding
scale of wages which was considered by
the men and not accepted. The matter
Will he taken up again tomorrow. Supt.
Brun, Of the Erie, told his mon the COM
papy paid as high as any road and pro-
posed to continue so. The matter viii
be .aken up tomorrow. Supt Bell Of the
Western New York, said he had referred
the matter to General Manager De Cour-
cey. He will be waited upon tomorrow f
the reply is received.
Through the failure of some persons
necessary to the conference the meeting
between Supt. VanAlen and the COM
mittee representing the Lehigh Valley
men did not take place. Another attempt
will be made to conier tomorrow.
Master Of Machinery Mckinney, of the
Nickel Plate arrived today and will see
his men tomorrow
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BUNTED OUT A VICTORY.
COmisI<ey's Men Win Another Game
From MInneapoHs

GAMES SCHEDULED FOR TODAY.
Milwaukee at Minneapolis
Buffalo at Cleveland.
. INDIANAPOLIS at Detroit
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STUDENTS SUSPENDED.

Scandal Growing Out of College
Baseball Game.
ATHENS, o., May 3.-Announcement
was made at the Ohio university today
of the suspension of students Johnson,
Wood, Welch, Sheldon and Morgan for
the remainder of the term. All except
Sheldon are members OF the university
ball team. The trouble grew out of the
playing of a non-college man in a recent
ball game
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OLD ULCERS AND SORES, No
AMATEUR BASEBALL.
Cure No Pa,

Your druggist will refund your money
If Pazo Ointment fails to cure you 80 cts.
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Earned runs, Chicago 2, Cincinnati 3;
left on bases, Chicago z, Cincinnati 5;
twO-base hits, COrcoran, Crawford, Beck
ley, irwin; home run, Barrett; sacrifice
hit, Steinfedt; stolen bases. Barrett 2,
Smith. Irwin: double plays, Corcoran to
Steinfe DIT to Beck ey, SEQ to Ste nfeldt to
Beckley; struck out. by Griffith 1. by Scott
4; bases on balls, off Harvey 2, off Scott
3; hit with ball. Barrett; time, 215; um-
pire, SWartwood.
You can buy a sack of "'Pillsbury's
Best" at the same price you have been
paying for cheap country flour. Will you
try it?
FAILED TO FIND JONES.
Why the Pitfsburgers Lost a Game
to st. Louis.
PITTSBURG. Pa. May 3-The weather
was cold and the game unintsrestIng.
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Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-03-31

Members Of Brazos Lodge A. r and
A. VI. enjoyed a banquet ut the Handy
Kitchen last night In honor OF three
new members. Prof. b. G. Pittuck. Prof
Kyle and Mr. X X Hooper Of College
Mrs. J. G. Harrison is arranging an
other amateur concert 20 he given by
Bryan and College people at College
mex, Friday night
Mrs. u. A. Lawrence and Mfs. ]. VI.
Lawrence will have tea for the Meth.
oiist church at the residence Of Mr.
g. 5. Parker Friday afternoon. March
SOth from TO o'clock. Admission
ten cents. All are invited.
The tax payers meeting failed 10 ma
ierialize last night. Several went "a
courthouse, but there were no lights In
the county court room and no meeting
vas held.
J.. +. Moore 81 MeVia. arrived yester.
day on visit TO his brother, Prof. John
A. Moore.
The Falla murder case was given "a
the jury, but no verdict WAS returned
last night.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-03-31
WASHINGTON NEWS.
Fifteen Per Gems Quito, Stay In
Puerto Elcan Tariff Bill.
SENATE 50 DECIDES.
The House Passes The ARM Appropria.
ton 1914 OHl' Slightly Modified.
Auoihtf Conic,t Ease settled
~ the House

Washington. March 20 a direct
vnir ha, bron taken by the scuate on
tho proposition tD strike from the Puerto
Riau measure the provision leyying lj|
pr cent ol the Dinrlry law duuo, on
Puerto Hiunprduci,. The proposition
Vs., defeated by vote ~ o. 20 IS F.
While the vote Is regarded a, pres-aging
Tho passing Of the pending measure, % Is
not regarded ~ indicating the hual vote
nn thr bill.
The feature Of the debate was tho
speech of Mr. Beyrridge u Indiana
while he advocated reciprocity between
thu United States and Puerto RilD, he
announced that II all efforts 20 secure
fro trade should fail. h. would support
The pouding bill. The bill was under
Discussion throughout the session. sever.
al important amendments being agreed
/ o.
After four days Of stormy debate the
house passed the armyappupuation hill
/ A. r1,.rd the bi.l O, only slightly
. mrnrl from thr form 900 which Do
. um from thc rlmmif'r. ono Ut tho
/ nr amendment, adopted opan, doc sd.
+. dior, home, Go tho officer, and men oi
thn volunteer and regular armie, inca
wnfafed by service during Dr Iage tho
SmI war
ST. NrIno ~ Arkansas attempted O.
puman amendment 20 the provisions
giving .unr, md Noon serving beyond
thn limits Of tha United States 90 and
90 r cent, respectively eytm pay which
wuld limit thc extra compensation o.
fh1.. serving iu thr Philippines llo
Thought There was 900 reason why those
serving Boo Puerto Rico, Cuba and Alas.
ka should receive additional cnmpoua.
tion Tho pamguphto whichtheamend-
manf would have hcrn pertinent had
beou passed and ir Hull, In charge Of
the bin. refused 10 return toit.
Nj McRac then moved 10 strike from
tho provision Tor the manufacture OF
purchase" II small arms and ammuni
ton the words COR purchase lie dc
clarcd that the government bad facilitie.
for tho manufacture Of ammunition tn,
1 amendment was lost
An amendment was adopted 10 give :,
men and officers % the volunteer arm,
who did not reserve extra pay whei
: mustered out. one month extra pay j
they served within the United State
and two month pay II they served be
yund tho limits u the United States.
? The hlll was thcn passed.
Tho resolution unanimously reporte,
from tho committee on elections No
iu the contested election case Of Whit,
D.. ", lnrcing from the Eleventh. Ken
lucky district, confirming Mr.. Burulng
right a. the seat was adopted withou
division Both the contestant and con
e testee are Republicans.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-03-31

The Eagle Yesterday mailed petitions
10 the postoillce department NJ Wash
ingion, from citizens Of Bryan. Tauor.
Edge and Macy, s.kins for the
establishment u daily mail service
between bryan and Macy. via Tabor.
and Edge THE is convenience that
the citizens In the northern part u the
county stand greatly in need Of and are
entitled to. Edge aud Macy have at
present no direct mail from Bryan, but
are both served from lleAne. Il tskes
from three h. i've days for letter
mailed A. Edge 20 reach Bryan, a. IL
has TO 90 TO Macy. by tWo.umes
week mail route, and from Macy goes 10
liearne hv a daily mail route with a
stOr over at NheelOck. The Eagle
sent a representative up 10 that country
who worked up petetions at Macy.
Edge and Tabor. aud then worked NJ
one at Bryan. ltis 10 be- hoped that
relief will come soon AZ possible.
J. b. Sawtelle Of Waco. vas pas
seuger on the noon train yesterday.
Mr.. Sawielle organized the Maccabee
lodge here several years sgo, and has
Just added seventeen new members %
the Maecabee lodge In Nayasota.
/ The convention called last night by
NJ. NJ. Hay mes endorsed Mayor Harm
son for re election. The meeting was
adjourned until Monday night, no en-
dorsemen,s Tor aldermen being made.
Keep the fac, before your mind tina,
1t won't cost any additional tax levy Ia
improve the streeis. and vote for the
bond tissue Tuesday.
The Churchwell case. which attracted
80 much attention ia the district court
this week, resulted in a mistriAl.
Bryan is enjoying a steady growth
Building and Improvements are COINS
on In all parts Of town.
For Reni-Nice large cottage eonyen
lent u school aud business. Apply t,
X. ;. Webb. l06
d. u. Lloyd was here from Reliano,
yesterday. Mr.. Lloyd has = very sicl
child.
4 House for rent near Main street
Apply 10 J. ". Coulter. 1903
Call for Temps Extra Pale. lO9