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Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-09-19
TRIBUTE FROM BRYAN.
He speaks Of the Loss to the Nation In
the Prssident's Death.

lincoln. Sept. is.-A tribute from
W. ]. Bryan to the dead president was
given to the Associated Press. quoting
the words Of President Mckinley,
Gods will, not ours, be done" Mr..
Bryan recalls the pathetic scenes at the
deathbed and continued:
1.-THE terrible deed a. Buffalo rudely
breaking the ties Of family and friend.
ship and horrifying every patriotic citi-
zen, crowns a most extraordinary life
with a halo that cannot but exalt its
victims place in history. His bravery
during the trying ordeal. his forgiving
spirit and his fortitude in the final
hours give glimpses OF his inner life
which nothing less tragic could have
revealed. But ineKpressibly sad as IL
the death Of Mckinley, the illustrious
citizen. IL is the dAmnable murder Of
Mckinley. the president, that melts
rs, 00O.O 900 hearts into one and brings a
hush to the farm, the factory and the
forum.
Death is the inevitable incident OF
every human career. IL despises the
sword and shield Of this warrior and
laughs ut the precautions suggested by
science. Wealth cannot build walls
high enough or thick enough TO shut il
out and no house is humble enough 20
escape its visitation. Even love. the
most potent force known 10 men. love the
chain which links the human 20 the di-
vine. even love Is powerless in its
presence. It's contingency is recognized
in the marriage vow, until death Us do
part aud is written upon friendships
rings. But the death even when pro-
duced by natural causes Of a public SER
want charged with the tremendous re-
sponSbilities which press upon presi.
dent, shocks the entire country and in
finitely multiplied when the great
circumstances attending constitute an
attack upon the government itself.
None can estimate the Tar reach
ing effect Of such an act as which
now casts gloom over our land. IL
shames America in the eyes Of the
world. II impairs her moral prestige
and gives enemies Of free government
n chance 70 mock at her and it excites
an indignation which. while righteous
in itself, may lead TO acts which will
partake of the spirit Of lawlessness, as
the presidents death uverwhelms all i'm
n common sorrow; 30 It imposes n com.
mon responsibility, namely. to so ayenge
the wrong done TO the president, his
family and the country as to make the
executive life secure without bringing
Of freedom Of speech or freedom Of the
press"
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-09-19
ASSASSIN STUBBORN.
Refused to Talk When Arraigned in
Court for Murder.
HE ACTS AS If INSANE
Even His Counsel Failed 10 Obtain
an Expression from IIim-lIe
Was demanded 10 Prison
by Judge Ensry.

Buffalo. Sept. ls-Leon Czolgosz. the
assassin Of President Mckinley. was nv
raigned before Judge Emory in the
county court late yesterday afternoon
on the indictment Of murder in the first
degree for shooting President Mckinley
In the Temple Of Music at the Pan
American exposition on Sept. o. The
stubborn prisoner refused 20 plead or &c
even utter word or sound. and Hon
Lorraine L. Lewis, ex-supreme justice
appointed counsel for the assassin, on.
tered a plea OF not guilty. The accused
will be tried in the supreme court on
Monday.
When questions wera being asked Of
him rapidly Czolgosz moistened his lips
with his tongue and seemed 20 be en-
deavoring 10 maintain the appearance
Of stolid indifference In his roaming
glances. the prisoners eyes met those of
n reporter who starred him full in the
face. In moment the prisoners eyo'
lids dropped and no shifted uneasily.
However. aside from the slight, evidence
Of uneasiness Czolgosz appearance was
that Of man shamming insanity.
Judge Lewis said he might like an
order of the court for alienists TO exam
inc the prisoner as the district attorney
had informed him that an eminent
alienist had examined the prisoner on
behalf Of the people. This gave rise to
the belief that a special plea Of insanity
may be entered by the counsel for the
prisoner.
Crowds fiocked TO the city hall TO see
the prisoner. The most notable incident
Of the day was the Kissing Of the pris.
oner by the crowd who surged around
him as he was being escorted down the
stairs. still draped in mourning garb. on
his way back to prison.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-09-19
AGENTS EXPELLED.
Compelled To Leave ssmsrs for Rsndss
Ing AID To Insnrgents.

Compelled 60 Leave ssm.rs for Render
Ing Aid To Insurgents.
Manila. Sept. is.-General Hughe'
has expelled the agents Of Smith a
Bell and Warner s. Barnes from the
island Of Samarn for rendering aid II
the insurgents in Manila by buyinl
hemp and other produce. knowing thai
the money was going TO the insurgents
The British consul requested General
ChAffee to suspend the order. but the
general refused 20 do so and the consu
has gone to Samara for the purpose oil
personally investigating the matter.
General Funston is in the hospital
suffering from appendicitis. lie will b
operated ON.
Aguinaldo haS written 10 Civil Gov.
ernor Taft and Military Governor Chat
fee saying that he regrets with the rest
Of the American nation the great los,
suffered by the people OF the United
States by the death OF President Nc
kinley.
General Chaffee will recommend that
Lieutenant Hazard OF the Third cav.
airy bc awarded medal Of honor for
capturing Ar hur Howard, the Ameri'
can deserter. under exceedingly brave
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-09-19
ARKANSAS sENAToRsHIP.
Senator ,. X. Jones and Ex-Governor J..
n. Clarke Are the Candidates

senator }. X. Jons. and es-Govsrnor j.
n. Clarke Are IN. Candidates
Searcy. Ark, Sept. ls-The campaign
for United States senatorship was for
mally opened here Tuesday. Senator
James X. Jones, who is chairman Of
the Democratic national committee.
and ex-governor James p. Clark are
the candidates. They addressed a large
gathering.
Ex-Governor Clark charged Senator
Jones with having stock to the amount
of $4,000 in the alleged round bale
cotton trust and produced a copy Of a
certificate showing that Senator Jones
voted that much stock at the last meet
ing OF the company.
In reply Senator Jones said he owned
$4,000 OF common stock which had
yielded him no returns and that the
$4,000 Of stock voted by him repre-.
scented his own holdings and those Of
his associates whose proxies he held.
They will proceed 10 canvass the state.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-09-19

Huntington, No, Sept. is-word
was brought to town from Libertyville
that Edward Keith. one OF the most
prominent farmers in that neighbor-
hood. had committed suicide. DIR. Eng.
hsh, the coroner, held an inquest. and
the jury brought in verdict Of suicide.
There are strong evidences OF foul play
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-09-19
TERMS KEPT SECRET.
shaner win Not Yet Let the Agreemsn
Reach the Public.

Pittsburg. Sept. is.-After taking
time to think It over President shAffer
Of the Amalgamated Association has an.
nounced that there would be- no public
statement Of the terms Of the settlement
Of the strike Of his organization with
the steel corporation He declined to
give out the circular giving the terms
on which the men were ordered TO re-
turn to work. until after all the lodges
have received IT,
The officers Of the AmalgamRted asso-
citation wero more quiet than they have
been for some weeks. large majority
of the strikers having returned to work.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-09-19
KnIsd Rs.I.,InE Arre.t.

South McAlester. |. r.. Sept. is.-
Deputy Mhrshals Leo and Holvey shot
and instantly killed noted desperate
and whisky peddler knownhs Scarfaced
Jim near Scipio. The desperate was
shot while resisting arrest.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-09-19
KnIed In a GsnsrsI Row.

South McAlestgr. / T., Sept. lS-Ed
Mcneil was killed while engaged In n
general row at Hartshorne. John Els.
ing, a butcher, Is under arrest.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-09-19
PhysioIuns All Agree.

Buffalo. Sept ls.-The physicians
who attended President Mckinley dur.
ing his illness have given out state
ment denying that there was any dis
sention among them.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-09-19
J.nrIss Lose. = Forfeit.

Los Angles. Sept. ls.-James J. JEFF
fries failed Tuesday night to put out
Hank Griffin, negro, in four rounds
and forfeited 500.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-09-19

80 Sssr ss,srss ga ross usys
Take ouInoria. All druggists are au-
thorixed 10 refund the money In any
case OF chllls, fever or malaria II falls
10 cure. Price soc per package. NJ
X James, the leading druggist. Bryan.
TexLs.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-09-19
| ]. W. BATS,
Real Estate Agsnt
Have IN once the only set OF abstract
books OF BraIos county land titles.
FOR SALE.

Fur room house and two lots Of
ground on west side of town. Well
and stable ON premises. Price $3.50,
terms easy.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-09-19
Several negro houses for sale very cheap.
COUNTRY PROPERTY.

2s2 acres Of land on wlr0n creek. 100 acres In
cultivation. with two sets Of houses, balance I'm
timber and pasture. price $50 per acre, on
easy terms 220 sores on Madisonville road,
part IN Madison, balance In Grimes county
y acres near MorgaB's gin; win sell cheap on
one of the best improved tuck farms IN the
state, 81 acres, Just outside the suburbs, for
100
9n0 acres 70 the left on Nadlsonvllie road. on
Whom creek, 100 On cultivation balance IN pas
ture viii trade for city property OF eel on
easy terms.
One OF the pre,tiest places IN Brazos county
! mile north Of Bryan, a acres. good Sroom
house. well cisiern. barns sheds, stables, etc.
80 scres Of fine b'aek prairie land, near
Edge. $50 acres IN cultivation. The only hue
prairie for sale IN this county; VIII sell cheap
enough. on easy ter M
A. Kurten-One good. broom house, worth
800. storehouse worth 40. cribs, well. hen
house. acres OF land. The place Is worth AZ
least sin0 will sell for 6pD.
Al Weliboru-2 good siorehouses and spien-
did dwelling: will sell cheap enough.
Al Caivert-s good new houses with other
good improvement; viii sell cheap, or ex-
change for Bryan property.
Three hundred acres very hne gravel close 20
both II. a 7. G. and c. W 4 b V.R.R.
20 acres, 20 IN cultivation. 90 IN good ! wire
hog proof pasture, cribs. sheds good tank, two
acres m Bermuda. IN good neighborh0od. price
$50. worth Al least 800.
s26 acres near Kurien well improved with
everlasting water price cheap.
Have severelp laces for sale from sig TO ten
miles east Of Bryan
Tours for Business,
MONROE EDGE.
Lard Agent aud Nosary Public
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-09-19

Six room house and one lot of
ground on west side of town. Price
SEQ.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-09-19

Six room house and two lots of
ground located four blocks from
Main Street. Brick cistern on pre-
misses. Price $3.50.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-09-19

Two lots and old broom house In
southwest part OF town. Price $500.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-09-19
See This IISt!'
OF land for sale by
Nd ON RIO z EDGE
THE ONLY ACTIVE
PEAL EST4EE MAN

n this part Of the state n you have = few pen
nissin youf hauks, hunt BIN up snd be malt
halpy BY buying bona for Hsniiir aud IN,
Rios. II you have lands Tor al see bin. bul
remember his time u money m he VIII no
monkey with your stun II you sant two prices
for H. lie makes - eCialty OF handling large
tracts Of land several OF which are not on THIS
list There Il no use fooling away youT
liner gying 10 sell your land when he can
seli II In a few days n your price Is righ'
the people know be has properly AZ the rghi
BOY. ''' Nun ~ ""'
BRYAN PROPERTY
fDs-fes near oil mill, part Of which T. In city
limits; cattle has been fed on same f"rsit yea,us
90 IA better than bottom land NV house, sel'
cement cisiern, sheds. barn and other improve
ments for sale cheap. -.
20 arres. g IN city limits ard IS Just on OUT
aide, room house, rev stables, shsas, .,,us.
etc, good dug we'll cement cisiern IN eastern
part o. lefty. Come quiz \. ~ cheap.
Two CHEAP houses IN western part otclty. Z.
TIE 4. ~ ballard place In western pari OF
city y M soil AZ q bargain.
Vacant lots In all parts OF ely
Good t-room frame house close to G. W. A p.
v. depot viii sell cheap
Two lots with room house halls. large cis-
ems garden. cribs. etc. close 10 rradcd school,
will close out 81 bargain
Ore Ave room house. we sheds etc. close 10
graded school going very cheap"
> One rood new 3 nom house on same block ~
Pre- Baptist ohunrh price cheap.
"a vacant block with 75eak trees for $50.
In southern mart ~ city on College road. 3
lots, nice roomv house orchard fiahlcs, hen
house and other Improvements, price sl.ln.
i-4bIock. room house 4 ealler'es, pantry,
bath room. harm. wafefwofks. electric lights, |
well, orc ard. etc $4,000
large boarding house. viii accommodate ~ |
people. win rent for 300 10 100 year, viii EEL
chear.
- lots joining Jea Franklin, win sell for
100 %
1i-2 acres Of land near oil MN riih two /
-ouses one hes 3 rooms The other 2, win ex /
change for country property or sell fer 200.
scAbius, blocks south OIL. a g. n depot, |
will sell All for 500.
One s room house. hall. ? galleries closets
good barn. cisiern, walerworks, garden etc, In /
very swell part q city. for si2o
One neat. newly finished erttsge In southern /
part % city good well, plenty OF room for gar.
deus. etc, on high ground With splendid view.
FOR $40.
sblocks In western part Of city. known a. city /
yaFk. beautiful oaks on each block, will sell
cheap
one half block ground. room honse, Q halls.
; large underground clslerns hvdrants. ser
wants house, big barn and all other modern |
sonvcniences, In bon ton part OF city. will sell
.heap.
a.vnx.t ,,ss,.o ho,.es IN, sale verv cham
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-09-19

Also other city property
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-05-16

beruortlans. @enisitens fam es
WaBlieb6en 10 Dor. sic beIGdftiste
ii9 nit Der Si0uns ibrer glumen=
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li9 BON Sobann belfen I; er reidte ibr
bic Slumen unb i9nitt bic 81 lansen
Stiele nit Dem Meiier ab.
r0as femme i'd nod" iaste er lad
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i9dft.
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i'm BON Der Settle on. gr l9ien bur9
bic @%rrinneruns bieran gar ni9t per-
le9en 81 Iein. sic mar es mebr wie CT.
neieben Sic nod INNER bic Slumen9"
fraste iie i'm.
(Sortiebuns folst.)
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-05-16

MQmbfte fir feia Xebe,t.

rWfein Batter unb metne Sdwel tier
itarben an Der Mussebruns," i9reibt
s. IS eatbermar pom @~penbotte,
Mid. uuub i'd wurbe bon benz furdt=
barren @el9id nur bur9 Or. Sings
SEEM Discovery serettet. Gin slnfaG
uon 9unsenfieber lieB einen bartnddi.
gen 9uiten unb iebr ernite ou%nsenbe=
i@merben surid. uon benen elm auss
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te aber Der @ebrau6 bieier number
pollen Webisin auf einise Wonate
ma9te mid 10 seiunb, wie i6 ie mar,
unb i'd sewann piel on gewi9t." nns
feblbar sesen 9uiten, grfaltunS unb
aIe 9unsenz unb Salsfranfbeiten.
Decentralization fret. @arantirte Slas
i9en so Gents unb S1.00 IN %. S.
Siibn's Npotbefe.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-05-16
Wontana.
Soma.

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gauge Srtl6aft gmart lit burd cine
S%euersbrunit serft0rt woroen, wel@e
einen S9aoeu pom 500, 900 aase=
ridtet bat. Inter ben niebersebrannten
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pator, gisentbum ber Soma Central
8abn, bas Yoitamt unb nabesu ale
9eiddftsbduier. Oas Seuer entitanb
in benz Glepator.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-05-16
Wiscon6a.

Supertor.-S ie Oulutb. Sl,s
perior WiatnS 60. bat bic iieben anl
oberen Gnbe bes Sees beftnoli6e
Wiblen pa@tweiie iibernommen unb
miro bieielben betrei6en. Die se=
nannte @eleai9aft lit ioeben unter Sen
@eIesen bes Staates Minnelota ae.
Srinoet woroer unS beitebt beinabe
ausl6lieBli9 aus 0euten, bic weber
nit Ger limited States Slourins Miu=
ing So. nod nit Ser Stanoarb WtQ-
ing 80. in @erbinSung iteben uib Fat
einSis ben 3ped, sic senannten WIb.
len 81 betreiben. Oielel6er BADEN Ell
len 8slammtptrtb bon 81, 600, 900
uno limb i'm Stanbe, S100, 900 mertb
Me9l pro Sag bersuitslen.
Colorado
Oenuer.-0te Sorlage, wel6e
bic @iebereinfibruns Ser S~obeSltrafe
fiir W0r0sr in bislsm Staate uerfist,
lit obne bic unteri6rift bes Gouper=
lleurs @eles semoroen, 81 Wittlpo6
abeno sic Srit peritri9, in ser lie
nit bem Ssto bdtte belest werben f6r=
men. Sas @elss tritt nit benz l..
Suli in Sraft. Oas Ge9t Der Ier=
bdnsung Der SObesltrafe lit ben Sc
l9pcrenen porbebalten.
Metrasfa.
Smab a.-@oupsrneur Oiebrid
leste Sonneritas iein Nmt nieSer.
Der erlte Imtsact leines Na6folsers
Sauase mar bic. llntersei6nuns bes
Wanbats bes Senatoren Sieori6.
Dieier uiro in SUM- mad @ai6inston
se9en. IS beibt, bak %. $. grpau
mad beui Senatoramte bes Staates
Nebrasfa ~liitern iein ioG.-Oer arnes
ritanilde geianbte gonser in China
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tit nt9t %abseneigt, bic Gouuerneurs=
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men, 1penn iie linn a~nseboten wirb.-
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9erbeii6afuns Yat. grome's, bes
ansebliden gntfibrers 60. g%ubabp's,
suriifsteben laiien; bod Sic gelob=
nuns Don $25, 600 fir bic gerbaf=
tuns unb lleberfibruns Der brei gnt=
fabrer bleibt beiteben.
8aibinston.
Seattle.-un Inter benz Hamen
@lobe Haptsation Company bat ii6
i'm Often cine actienseieli6aft nit
einem pouse;etdueten Nctientapital
uou ether Miqton Dollars sebilbet,
UNI neue eienten uon Oampfern uns
Seseli6ifien swii6en Seattle, @lasfa,
9amaii, Quitralien, Sapan un6 gbtna
gu erSfnen. = sSn ueri9iebenen So
tells unb &eitaurationen purbeu $50
importirten g%bampasner unb
Hbeinwein i'm @ertbe uon $4,000 bis
nit Sei6las belest.
Wontana.
a.-@twa $40, 600 wtrb
foiten fir Sriumpbboseu, Saumiz
nation, Seuerwert u. I. 10. auf set.
unb Set. Nlceniion, UNI BEN
grdiibenten Mc&inlep unb ietne 8e=
wirbis in bieier Stabt gu emf
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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-05-16

yringt Gnre Gingeueloe nit Gastarcts in
Srouung.
Ganbp Gatbartic BELT llnperbauli6teit fIr
los, 25G. 8enn 6. Is. 6. ni6t ui6t
bilft, 9ebet bic 9(potbefer bas gelo suriit.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-17
pARDoNED FoR SLAVERY.
Virginia Convict Won His Freedom by
a Daring Act.

Virginia Convict Won His Freedom by
Daring Act.
Richmond Va, June l5-A dramatic I'm
cident occurred at the penltentlary farm
this morning, changing II Qulnscy Balley's
position ia life from that Of convict TO a
free man and hero In the eyes of those
who witnessed bis bravery. Governor Nv,
Ter and the board OF directors OF the pen
iteutiary arrived this morning at the farm
ON their tour Of inspection Just as three
conyicts made their escape by overcoming
the guards and selslng their guns. This
was reported TO the governor and party ana
at once all Interest conferred IL the efforts
10 recapture the men who were at large
and armed with rides TO protect themselves
Bailey was trusty on the farm and recog
ulEing his obligation 80 the authorities
offered his services and single handed cap
tured the most desperate OF the three tugI-
ties. whereupon Governor Taylor pardoned
him and communicated at once over the
long distance phone with his Office and
directed the papers prepared officially
granting II Quinsey Bailey Als freedom
The ex-eonyict accompanied the governor
and the members Of the board tn the city
this evening and received his pardon,
Bailey Is tltirty.one years on ago and
lDst April was sentenced for ono year from
Greenyille county on the charge OF man
slaughter. The other convlCts, who arN
negrocs, were captured later by the guards
and biOodhoundS,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-17
IN BEHALF OF YOUNG MEN
SERVICES WERE CONDUCTED AT ALI
BOSTON CHURCHES.
Il Was the Last Day OF the Interna-
tona Jubilee Convention Of
the Y. M. c.. A.

Boston, June 16,--The work on behalf OF
the religious life of young men the world
over was told in words Of earnestness,
force and eoquence from more than 100
pulpits in Boston today, for this was the
great occasion and the practical close OF
the international jubilee convention of the
Young Mems Christian Association,
which has been in session for nearly a
week.
The delegates to the onvcnton-laymen
aud ministers-of reputation, known far and
beyond the borders Of the United States,
stood beside the pastors of Protestant par
shes and pleaded for wider sympathy
and greater financial development OF the
young mems cause. Not in Boston alone
were delegates assigned 10 pulpits, but 10
churches in neighborlng cities and towns.
In the afternoon the Boston meetings
were held simultaneously with over 10000
present at Mechanics hall, led by Mr. Fred
Il. Smith of Chicago; a boys meeting ut
Association hall: a woman's meeting in the
new Old South church and a Scandinavian
meeting at Topples temple. Overflow
meetings were held at nelghborine
churches.
At the same time Commander Booth
Tucker spoke TO an immense audience at
the Salvation Army barracks. Early in the
day Mrs. Maud Booth, wife OF the com
mander of the volunteers, spoke at the
State prison.
In the evening at Mechanics hall was
held the farewell meeting, the special sub
ject being THE Unrumbered Multitude of
Young Men Of Non Christian Lands
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-17
BRAVE OBJ VETERAN DEAD.
General William Montgomery aGrdne
Expired in Tennessee.

General William Montgomery aGrdner
Expired in Tennessee.
Memphis, Tenn, Iune 16General VIII.
lam Montgomery Gardner. veteran NJ
the Mexican and civil wars, died here to.
night, aged rs.
General Gardner was native of Augusta,
Ga and graduated from the military
academy NJ West Point In the class OF
1896 lie was one of the Young officers
to 20 out to Mexico with the forces under
General Scott.
in the battle Of contreras, August %.
1s4T, young Gardner, then n lieutenant.
storfued battery of twelve. Founders.
casematod with . single platoon of Amer
lean soldiers, taking the gus and winning
the plnudits Of McClepnnn and Beauregar1
and other officers who witnessed the bril-
liant charge, Ia the bloody encounter at
Chutnbusco a few days later General Gard
Nor was severely wounded
Al the outbreak of hosulitlss between the
states General Gardner became colonel Of
the Eighth Georgia regiment aud led hia
regiment IN the first battle of Manassas
July 81 1862 His leg was shattered by 2
ball during this battle and for the past
forty years he has been MANNED.