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Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-04-07

that the treasurer pay The mission
airy monthly. Board members
present: J. r. Smith, Reliance
church; T. T. Goodwin, Providence
church: jas. j. Conway, Thomp-
son W. 5. Dixon, Peach Greek; J.
II. McGregor, Minter SPRING; H..
l.. Bush, Cottonwood; Rev. j. NJ.
Bullock, Moderator; +. Il. Good
win, Clerk.
Sunday a. m.-Institute called
to order by D. :. Lloyd, reading
last chapter Of Revelations.
Prayer by Rev :. R. Mcclung
Report Of committee on program
for mex, meeting read and adopted.
Institute adjourned.
Preaching at II by Rev. J. NJ.
Bullock subject, Making Of Char
acter. Text, last chapter of Rev
Citations, part Of 18th verse: He
that is unjust, let him be unjust
still"
After preaching SOP was coli
lected, and good dinner, in the
greatest abundance, was spread,
and enjoyed by the large number
Of people present Song service in
the afternoon, and preaching at 8
o'clock, by Rev. G. \. Foster.
Reporter
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-04-07
ROBBERS m OHIO.
Safe In Savings Hank Biown. hut Bu.k
% the Money Not Reached.

Charion. o., April "A gang Of half
a dozen robbers blow open the safe. Of
the Citiznn.' Savings hank here early
this morning aud after desperate fight
with Nwht Waterman pomoroy and o
ciuzou ,ugcecleI m making their os.
cape Itis believed they secured less
than sgOO
The night Waterman discovered tho
men no work IN thc hank. he was seized
and bound and gagged bat not until ho
bad shot one of the burglars DR. Had.
SON. who lives near tho hank was
aroused 10y the noise aud went % tho
scene. he was also seized and tied hand
and feet
Tho robbers ,uccUcdcd iu gaining an
entrance 90 one compartment OF the big
safe In another part was nearly $50
OOJ.
Pomoroy, the night Waterman, after
the shooting Of one of the burglars. was
badly clubhed over the head
The robbers lrft town on handcnr
Two men were arrested 90 Willough.
by upon the charge of being members
Of tie gang.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-04-07
CHINA REFUSES.
VIII Not Sign russian Demand. a. to
Manchurian Concessions

Pcl,in. April i.-The Chinese govern.
ment has formally notified Russia that
China. owing 10 the attitude Of the
powers, Is not able to sign the Manchur.
IAN convention
1T is Chna's desire says the for.
NAL notification, go keep ON friendly
terms with all nations At present She
Is going through a period which is tho
most pcrilous ia the empires history.
aud it is necessary that she should have
the friendship Of all
However much she might he willing
60 grant amy special privilege % ono
power, when others object. 10 * inn.
possible. that. for the sake Of making
one nation friendly. she should ALLEVIATE
the -ympathies Of all others
Ii Hung Chang says thi, letter set.
ties the matter definitely and that Rus.
sia was informally notified 20 the same
effect March 30
Prince Ching as-rts that every China
man cXccpt n Hung Ching was against
signing the convention
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-04-07
TEXAS tFelsLATuRg.
One Of the Railroad Blls KILLED "a the
Senate-Funstan Resolution.

Austin, April S.-The ii5-mile nail.
road lease bin was killed yesterday in
the senate This l. the bill under which
the Frisco, Rucs Island aud the Choc.
iaw expected 60 build some lines In
Texas. What effect its defeat may have
on these projects Is NOT now known.
This Is also the bill which led TO the res.
ignation Of Representative billiard. He
retired from the legislature because ho
failed 10 defeat the bill IN the house.
but DC has been killed, Notwithstanding
hi. absence.
Mr. Miller secured the final passage
bill furnishing persons who steal gas
or electricity by tapping pipes or wires
The senate passed 60 third reading
the house bin prohibiting railroad and
midway companies or corporations in
this state from permitting johnson grass
or Russian thistle from going 20 sced
upon their right Of way.
Mr.. Harris u Bsxar, secured the en-.
grossmcnt aud final passage OF his bill
providing for manual training in the
public schools.
Mr.. Hanger finally passed the house
bill granting Fort Worth new chartar
Mr. McGec called up the House hill
regulating quarantine by cities. towns
and counties.
An amendment by Mr.. MCGEE pend.
ing 20 require counties 10 pay cost Of
quarantine was adopted.
Mr., Turncy offered an amendment
providing that in counties bordering ON
the Republic Of Mexico the state shall
pay one.half the cost Of quarantine and
the county the other half
Mr.. Potter offered an amendment 20
the amendment adding Indian Terri.
tory after Mexico Il was adopted
aud the original amendment was adopt
cd. The bill was passed finally
Mr. McFalls concurrent resolution
fixing the date Of the sine die adjourn.
ment an May q. and repeating the rrso-
luton already adopted, which fixes the
date ou April o. was tabled
4 resolution bv MIR Philips extending
sympathy 20 Agunaldo aud condemning
"the methods Of deception and fraud
by which hc was captured by General
Funston. who is characterized as tho
"kan,a, ,wa,hbuCkler. was read
\ substitute by Mr. Parish puiang
Funston was read
The latter was ruled ont Of order Tho
original wJ- referred to tho committee
ON Federal relations on % division
The house put Boz most of the day IN
consideration Of the Galveston rg'Ict
bill, under which it was proposed 10 do.
nate the taxes paid by the citizens of
that place 20 them for the purpose Of
raising tine grade of tho city. When
the house adjourned the bin had been
smcnded on motion Of Mr. Hendricks OF
Rusk, .o as 90 limit relief ~ two years
take. ThI, practically kills me hln
a. the people ut Galveston cannot float
tine bond, uu the take. uf two wears
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-04-07
FUNSTON REsoLuTloN.
I, Coc. over In the House Aner Consid.
erabio Wrangle.

FfHNhf'f
Austin. April 3.-The house devoted
much time this morning to consid.
GRAFTON Of the resolution providing for o
committee Of 30, representing the sen.
atorial districts, 90 rrdistrict the con.
grc,sional districts Of state. No final
action was taken
The house devoted MALI an hour 90
wmnglng over the resolutions about
AguInaldo and General Funston
\ resolution introduced to have Az
uinaldo exhibited IN America a. "a freak
was ruled ont Of order
The resolution introduced compli.
mouting General Funston came mp lot
discussion and provoked marked oppo.
sition from Democrats Of the house whc
bitterly opposed the proposition of d
Democratic legislature endorsing Re.
publican administration or the achieve.
mcnt- Of the representative Of a stand
ing army. The debate was at fever
heat when the time set apart Tor rr,o
lutions expired and the resolution went
over.
The senate passed the final house bill
prohibiting railroads from letting John
son grass grow on right of ways
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-04-07
noEs ITrAY ro ~ CHEAP2

\ cheap remedy for coughs and
colds 9, nll right, but you want
something that will relieve aud cure
the more severe and dangerous re-
suits OF throat and lung troubles.
What shall you do? Go toa warmer
more regular climate? Yes, if possi-
bile: # not possible for YOU, then In
either case take che only remedy
that has been introduced in all
civilized countries with success in
severe throat and lung troubles,
"Boschec'. German syrup tuot
only heals and stimulates the
tissues to destroy the germ disease,
bat allays Inflammation, causes easy
cNpocturatIOu, gives q good nights
rest. and cures tlc patient. Try ON"
bottle. Recommended many years
hy AN druggists IN thc world. Get
Green's Prize AlUnunc. For sale uy
Nilson-Jcnlius Drug Go.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-04-07
IMPORTANT TO FARMERS.
Instructions as to How TO obtain Frss
Rural Delivery of Mail.

Washington, April 5-supcrintcndcni
Matchcn. Of the free delivery bureau Of
the postotiicc department has issued o
circular Of instructions governing rural
free delivery throughout the country.
II directs that the petitioners for such
service, the heads OF famihc who shall
show the relative population along the
route, character of the roads. principal
vacations Of the people aud distances
each one now has to travel 10 receive
mail. A map Of the routes proposed l.
required The petition must be- cndors.
ed by either q senator or representative
In congress. Each route must be over
20 miles long, serving at least 100 fami
lies and those desiring the delivery
hereafter must be prepared 10 put up
suitable boxes.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-04-07
The Workers Institute Of the Bryan
Association.

The Workers Institute met with
Providence church, March % 10
y inclusive.
y. $. Lloyd opened the meeting
BY reading the 3rd chapter Of
Hebrews.
After prayers, the meeting al.
burned for dinner.
At afternoon session, after script
ure reading and prayers, D 5.
Lloyd was chosen moderator and
". ". Weaver secretary.
After discussion Of program, T.
7. Goodwin and J. J. Conway were
appointed committee on divine
service, and Rev. ;. Il. McClung
and Rev. GA. Foster were select.
ed committee on program and
place Of next meeting.
Saturday-Song service at lOa.
m. preaching by Rev G. A. Fos-
ter at II, in lieu of Rev. J. NJ.
Bullock, who had been appointed
and who was not present.
At afternoon session, after dis.
sussion Of the program, the com.
mittee on divine service reported
preaching at night snd Sunday at
II by Rev. J NJ. Bullock.
Adjourned until Sunday morn
ing. Immediately after adjourn.
men, Of the institute, the executive
board Of Bryan association met in
regular session.
A motion prevailed, that mis-
Honary be employed and put in
The feld. Rev. :. r. McCluug was
employed until next meeting Of as
ISOLATION at salary Of 5000 per
month Of % days. On molten the
missionary was instructed to pro.
cure what literature he can from
the American Publication Society
or other sources, Tor distribution
n the field A motion prevailed
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-04-07
For Sale.

SIX room residence, Gre places,
ball. galleries, large under ground
cistrru. Two lots east front, most
desirable aud attractive place ON the
market, known rs the Hooper place.
Also five room house and lot adj
joining the I'D Hall place, ? fire
places. gallery and south front. hand
some trees loo front. water works,
servants house.
Six room house and lot Zoo the
Adams uriehborhoUI, known a- the
presnal house.
These places are all centrally and
dcsirably located and Will be sold un
reasonable terms. Apply 90 Mr..
Helen Mathis at the Lcman House.
1871
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-04-07
INVITATION ACCEPTED.
New York nusiness Men VIII Make a
Tour 81 Prominent TeSa. Towns.

New York, April 5-m response %
the invitation from the Texas lcgisla-
turc and Governor Savers ,o the cham.
Der Of commerce and Merchants asso.
citation Of this city, 20 send committees
20 confer with business men rs 10 the
best means ofdeycloping thorc,ourccs OF
Texas, President King Of the Merchants
association has named committee
which will leave here April 90 The
committee. which consists Of 80 mem.
bcrs, will borccaiyod in Now Orleans by
reception committee Of officials Of
Texas who will conduct them through
the state The party will De- taken 10
the oil fields near Beaumont. 90 Calves.
ton, Sugnrland, San Antonio, Austin.
Kew Baunfels, san Marcos, Lauo,
Granite Mountain, Marble Falls. Tay.
lor, Temple. Waco, For. Worth, Dallas
and number Of other north Texas
places, the trip lasting until May D.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-04-07
MURDERED IN CHINA.
Additional Namc. of sIissionaris. uithsr.
Co tuaccpuuied Toe.

Co Uuaccpuuted toe
Vancouver. April according 10 nd.
vices brought by the steamer Empress
OF Japan, raids are reported from the
neighborhood Of Pao Ting aud Chinese
authorities have mo- power to prevent
them Marshal won Waldcrsec is said
10 have issued orders TO the foreign gar.
ri.0u boo Pao Ting 20 assume the often.
siyc
On March a collision took place
near Pao Ting between German troops
aud 900 Chinese regular, OF the latter
o. were killed.
The North China Daily News an.
nounccs tho massacre OF rho following
missionaries hitherto unucoountcd for.
Mr.. and Mrs Henderson and two chill.
dren
Mr. and Mrs W Norsen
Mr. and Mr., Olsen aud three chill.
dron
Rev 4. T. Palm
Mis-. r. Ericsson
Mr. and Mrs llellborg
Mr. and Mr., Bingnark and two chill.
dron
Miss s. Gu,i1f.ou.
Mr. and Mrs Lundborg aud two chill.
drrn
Miss Clara Hall
Roy. q. Fyrsbcrg.
Rev g. X Lnmbcrg
The newspaper does not give the date
OIL which the massacre occurred
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-04-07
LARGEST SHIP LAUNCHED.
The Celtic Has Niue Decks aud Can Ac
commodatu 1850 ras,engers

Belfast, April j.-The new White
Star Line steamer Celtic. the largest
vessel ever built, was successfully
launched here yesterday morning. The
Ccltic's dimensions are as follows
Length $500 feet, beam Is feet. depth
AL feet, gloss tonnage 20 $50. net ton.
mage 1869 The Celtic will have
displacement Of $4,000 tons and i, not
intended for speed She is designed a.
an emigrant carrier. The Celtic has 0
decks and a capacity for 1850 passen.
gers. She will carry crow Of 33i men
and her tonnage Is 5000 more than that
of the Oceanic and nearly double that
Of Kaiser Wilhelm der Crosse aud hor
displacement Is ~, 800 greater than that
Of the latter vessel, while her displace.
ment and tonnage are 10000 over that
the Great Eastern
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-04-07

Washington, April 5.-Gov. Hum.
Dr. II. O. Taylor and State Senator Alec
Of Delaware, had an extended confer.
ence with the president Thursday. Del.
aware's political matters were discussed
Governor HUM said he would not Mt
present call am extra session W the log.
islaturo 10 attempt TO elect two United
States senators.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-04-07

Burlington, Kas., April "a brake.
man was burned TO death on the Mis-
souri, Pacific between Leroy and Alice.
vile, east Of here in a collision between
work train and freight.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-04-07

Just received at Norwood'- leo
wards black talIotu silk, u inches
wide. for skirts. &
Treat your face right 10y shaving
at the Union Barber Shup-Allen,
Apuer a. Biuc-, rr1UrIetors. Z
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-04-07
To the Public.

This Is 10 give notice that no re-
,eipt for money due aud purchases
lr orders made ON account Of the
Bryan Water, Ice, Light and Power
plant will be- recognized, unless sign
"a or made 10y j. y. Cole, treasurer,
or by the superintendent, w. H..
Herman.
78tf BRyAN W. !. T.. & =. Co.
The age-herald., 1901-10-22

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The age-herald., 1901-10-22
The Sorrows of Satan.

The appearance and pranks of the devil on earth, arrayed either in his conven- tional garb of flaming red, with cloven hoofs. a pitchfork and a tall, or in semi. human form, have been used as a more or less entertaining material on the stage ever since the very birth of the English drama but not so in the coming produc- tion of The Sorrows of Satan," which is founded upon Marie Corellis novel by the same name. In this play the Devil is ar up-to-date one In human form and is represented as the victim of mans evi. nature. returned to the earth to work out his redemption and restoration tc heaven through the effort of finding good and pure natures in humans The play is an interesting one and will be presented in the same elaborate manner as it has been Tor the past two seasons when com es to the Jefferson Theatre next Fri. day and Saturday with a Bargain Da, Matinee. When The Sorrows of Satin was presented here last season 1t scored quite pronounced hit
The age-herald., 1901-10-22
NERVOUS DISEASES Can Be Endured But They Can Also
 Be Cured

You may have long suffered from yari- ous forms of nervous trouble; there are usually many complications whenever the nervous system breaks down. Any slight excitement almost prostrates vol. your spirits are depressed. you have fre- quent nervous headaches, you suffer from sleeplessness or unrestful sleep vol, have dizziness or palpitation of the heart. and at all times suffer from that reatless fidgety feeling that marks nervous debili, ty.
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 You should know that Dr. Harter,s s Iron Tonic Is not an experiment. not a new remedy, but one which has been constantly overcoming these conditions for forty-f1ve years. You can believe in a remedy with a record like that. Made only by the Dr. Harter Medicine Co Dayton, O. Sold everywhere.
The age-herald., 1901-10-22
WoMAANNc ANc,--u.,
 V V and SOCIETY

The wedding of MT. Robert D. Burger to Miss Maude Goldwire will take place Wednesday morning at Il o'clock at the residence of the brides parents, MT. and Mrs J. c. Goldwire, No PIP Avenue H The only attendants will be Mrs George H. Woodruff of Montgomery, matron of honor, and MT. George H. Woodruff, best man. luncheon will be served after the wedding and the couple will leave at o'clock for wedding trip in the East.
 The meeting of Hillman Hospital Chap ter of Temple Emanuel, called for this afternoon at the residence of Mrs Adolph Beck. has been postponed until next Tuesday afternoon, October 2s.
 
 The board of managers and the advis- ory board of the Mercy Home will meet this morning at 10 o'clock at the home.
 
 Miss Hannah Elliott has returned to Bir- mingham after prolonged visit to Flu rope
 MT. and Mrs. Rufus N. Rhodes, Mrs Robert Jemison and Miss Annie Jemison have returned from Buffalo and New York City.
 An antique entertainment will be given by the ladies of the Avondale Baptist church tonight at the pastors home. Some of the articles of interest shown are two hundred years old. The admission will be 10 cents.
 Mrs. F. Gregg Alexander has sent out cards for a euchre party Saturday after noon, when she will entertain in honor of Miss Ashley who is visiting her sis- ter. Mrs John Robinson, in Arlington avenue.
 The Nineteenth Century Club will meet with Miss Kettle Anderson at 3 o'clock Wednesday afternoon.
The age-herald., 1901-10-22
eRAu OPERA COMPANY Opens Its Southern Tour In Louisville Enthusiastically Received.

Louisville. Ky. October 21.-Before an Auditorium, the largest building of it's kind in Louisville, the Grau Grand Opera Company tonight began it's tour of the South. Mime. Calve, to see whom ticket buyers seemed especially desirous, re- ceived an enthusiastic welcome as Car men. The cast included Mme. Bauer meister and MT. Gilbert.
 The Louisville engagement will close tomorrow with La Traviata" in the af- ternoon and "Lohengrin' in the evening. From Louisville the company will pro- ceed on tour of the principal cities of the South.
The age-herald., 1901-10-22
PRINCE ALEXANDER ROBBED.
Party Of Duke and Duchess of Corn.
 wall Have Left Canada,

Halifax. N. s.. October H.-The Duke and Duchess of Cornwall and York left Canada this morning in heavy snow storm.
 Prince Alexander of Teck was the vic- tim or robbery yesterday, gold watch, an heirloom which had been in the family for generations, and a purse filled with sovereigns having been taken from ms cabin on the royal yacht Ophir.
 The Duke of Cornwall and York has sent farewell address to the Earl of Minto, the governor general of Canada In which he says he is anxious to make known through him with what regret he and the Duchess bid farewell to peo- pie who. by their warm -heartedness and cordiality, have made us feel at home amongst them from the first moment of our arrival on their shores''
The age-herald., 1901-10-22
"RIchard carvel." i"

Andrew Robson has for years been one of the most exalted type of the society hero known to the stage. and 1t Is said that perforce of his natural grace and polish he has held that dignity undisput- ed. Therefore was Edward E. Roses dra- matization of Winston Churchilrs pict- uresque Maryland novel. Richard Car vell" secured for MT. Robson. greatly to the chagrin of those who preferred the actor in the claw-hanimer attire of the day. There were others also who re- garded the change of element as utterly unsuited to MT. Robson. All these how ever, 1t is said, reckoned without their hosts. As Richard Carvel, Robson is de- clared to be both brilliant and an innova- tion as a Nineteenth Century lover, it Is this play and star that the Jefferson The atre announces for tomorrow night with as complete cast and scienic effects as were seen during the plays long run in New York.
The age-herald., 1901-10-22
Gertrude coqhlan.

This. afternoon and tonight at the Jef- ferson Theatre Gertrude CoShlan will be seen as '.Beckey sharp" in dramatiza- ton of Thackery's great novel "vanity Fair" A New Orleans critic in speaking of the performances said
 'Mis Gertrude Coghlan proved her self worthy of the name she bears, and nobly maintained the reputation of the distinguished family of actors to which she belongs in her magnificent inter- pretation of the role of Becky Sharp. '' In the dramatization of Thackery's Van ity Fair at the Tulane last night.
 '"The young woman, is the perfect &C., tress. inheriting as she does all the tal- ent of her late father, and 1t is almost safe to say that before the present sea son has reached it's close her place will