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nAploF touNTv TpIAsUTTFs IfFoRT,

mkRioN couNrY rnuAsuRfEs HsFonr,
Al. povnins, ,he oaielai choeen 70
handle the eoausy cash, shews by hla
mouihy rspof, that he has ssllt,o2l. y on
hsnd ,hai he 4 hollinr 70 pay wanaals
eallot hal nol prevented. lls has 81 var
ios,s funds tal .eSa,ss o. hand.
rhis only reveals she hsd lAas under
.hleh lhseoapiy pays inlelss, on larve
aoAilns debs. yel saniss lage nn al
ldis moaey. vhish "a many ooansies .
c@ployed 70 speculate Ia ooanly uar.
ranlA rt ihs county % q eash basis
by means q ! populaF 'oan a 3 % /, pss
oeni
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-01-04

Pendleton East Oregoniani Wilhln
two weeks the agony at Salem will begin
Bnt like the deluge IL will only last
forty DAYS.
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THE DAILY JOURNAL.
By HorEa BROTHERS.
FRIDAY JAN. 4, 1901.

Daily ono Year, $500 In Advance
Daily -Four Months 81 IN advance
Weakly One Year si.Oo inlAdVanoo
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-01-04
rhls 4 what Ths, sa,

Those who take nO0l's saralerlla
toy sefoiula, eCsema, ernptiOns, cataarh
rheumatism or dyspepsia say Il cntcs
promptly and permanently, even alter
All other pfeaaaiions taih NOu NAV
Jake ihis mcdicine With c0nhdente thar
4 Viii do you good. What it has done
lof Others Yon have rvason 10 believe ID
Wlll DO ior yOu.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-01-04

Dr, Albert Shaw established the
American Review OF Reviews early In
the year 1891 aud thus that publication
II nov closing the first ten years OF its
existence, during all Of which period Il
has remained under DR.. shaws editor.
ship and direction. The score OF hound
volumes Of the American Review OF Re.
views Tor the closing decade of the nine.
teeuth century will probably be- found,
In the years tO come, to contain more
compact and varied record aud inter.
probation OF the life, Thought, discus
sions, and International movements ol
tho world in which We live than any
other one contemporary recoul.. The
twenty volumes Of this ten.yoar period
contain an aggregate OF from twelve
thousand 10 thirteen thousand ilmstra.
tione, OF which probably eight thous.
and or nlne thousand are portraits. the
great majority OF these being pictures of
people Of contemporary note In all parts
Of The world, but more especially ia the
United States.
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Fire! FIPe!!

yybep that CRY sounds how people
.,sh 10 help and syfnpathize Ana
when some fireman rescues 49,, 49,
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-01-04

the little San Francisco led, bnt kelefss
Nose Ia Fontese, himself hg1'ei ~
note. failed W observe the nsua,
malify Of counting oul ihe deieate,,i .a. Iilan'
instead giving The decision 70 l'eHhy
- Fonteee wae right When be sioppsu
lie mill Reilly was hanging over We
zone in front Of the press stand, nls
second supporting him. lie had peen
eoored three times IN rapid successlOh
sith hlowe TO the law and the third unie
80 iar oone AZ 10 be helpless. ia
rontese might have required Denny "
tean swjnging on Refly's jaw, but 70
have done 20 would have been brutal
-
Portland Chronicle: ltis sa'd w,
Mitchell does not desire to make tria'
for the senatorshlp at this session, but
,,efers 10 wait until 1904 aud contest
senator simon's reelection. II IS
sometimes wise man who chooses botn
bls antagonist aud time Of attack, ana
sben Mr. Mitchell aud the Little
Napoleon Of Oregon politics lock horns
We NAV expect 10 see pretty scrap
ee
Baker City Democrat Ex-Pfesiden'
CLEVELAND denies that be voted ior
Mex inley at the late election and say
be did not vote at all. 1t is little
consequsnee how he voted, but safe 70
say he would have voted Tor hlmse'' p"'
he been q candidate.
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DR.. Grace Albright
Graduate Of American SCHOOL,
Of Osteopathy.

Every dsy except Sunday Office
hours 8 TO ia. M to p NJ over
Weller's grocery
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-01-04

Woodrow Wilson's graphic "Ihe Re-
construction OF the Southern states IN
the January Atlantic begins a striking
series Of papers by eminent hands upon
different phases Of this topic. Eliza6el b
Blsland discusses suggestiveiy The
Tlme.epirit Of the Twentieth Century -
X, Van Bergen, from exceptional
knowledge, treats the life aud rise OF
"The Empress Dowager' Charles A.
Conant accounts for the modern Growth
Of Public Expenditures;' II. u. sedg,
wick. Jr., "a Gap IN Education,
touches much-needed but generally
avoided subject; William l.. Scaife
sketches the growth and greatness OF
"Pittsburg," and Sara NJ. Handy gives
the personal experiences Of a Southern
woman during "The Last Days Of the
Coolederacy. "Penelope's Irish Ex.
periences" and "The Tory Lover" con-
tinue. The number contains entertain
ing short stories, reviews, and literary
articles upon "Fiction, New and Oldi
Cromwell :" Rowland RobinsonJ "
etc. some attractive Poetry" and the
always entertaining Contributors
Club
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SAIl ~ r,hllllnn

oonsIipalion i earcd by uool's rlIls
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TafiNc 70 kfRf FAsrf ouI o. raB
PARIS
The loafnal has heen iendesti lols "a
aifIce. bQt haa la'lei b. aai afoa tho
ftoi sliReeeiions oiIeoei. HAD the
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Thomas Concerts.

S. Louis. Mo-. Jan. 4.-Great inter-
eat il felLin the concerts to be given
tonight and tomorrow evening in the
odeon by Theodore Thomas Chicago
orchestra and there will be a very large
attendance. Such is the esteem
cherished by the citizens of st. Louis
for this orchestra that the hope is ez-
nressed that il will make regular trips
10 ST Louis hereafter.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-01-04

The Literary Era, with the January
number, appears in entirely new dress,
doubled In size aud greatly altered in
character. 'rhe Observer" isa running
comment on current literary happen
ings la America.
II iaa new feature Of The Literary
Era 20 print hali.tone illustrations, and
the department devoted toa review Of
current literature ior children 10 an in.
ovaiions We think, In magazine of this
kind, fl.OO per year. Henry r. Coates
& Co., Philadelphia, Ia
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Discussing bryan A. a third time can
didate, the kagrne Guard says' "llis
name holis not iew II that wayeliug
uncertain element that really cares little
iof whom they vote hat il loses Il Q
opposition party . number OF voters who
eare a sreat deal--a shiaking claas that
more than on-cat The onthlnking
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The January issue OF Table Talk starts
of y ith many excellent articles Of value
10 housekeepers who are interested in
housekeeping and home.makIhg. How
b. prepare things 20 eat In the most
palatablo and nourishing manner II
always main feature Of this magazine.
Illustrated cookery Is a permanent
feature. IL gives each issue number
Of illustrations Of practical everyday
dishes, showing how they can be served
invitingly. Table Talk teaches the art
OF good cooking and wise and economical
living. II isa reliable aid 10 busy house.
wives. our readers can obtain free
sample copy by addressing The Table
Talk Publishing Co., Philadelphia, Pa.
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The Astoria News, supposed 10 le
Fulton paper, KEEPS this a, the head oi
he columns
Wanted Votes oi majority Il mem.
hefe II OFegon legislature. Win pay
highest market prize Address "a. W
e., caFe orvgonlan.
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some good people Who havr sAlnel
lhe lmPFrssioe that Salem yonng men
ars = hard loi, shoold consider lite a.
a y Ia another OEegoh cisy smaller than
,ht eheTe tbe loal paper chronielss
an egcnl n tuo oolamns.
"the nonny, Reilly hght euds.l Ia
eeTf sauslactcfy manner saiuri.g
ifnt The Aaeifaliaa elsarlg hssis 3
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-01-04

When Rockefeller gave tl ,b0O, ,O00
m1fc 10 Nhieazo pnlyersity lev days
aso people know right 0H that it means
another llsc Ia lhe price ol coal oil lt
has coiAc a cent 4 fallOu. The ola hyn
ocfl,r Keis the crsilt ID tho charity. hut
NE people iaraish The money Albany
laen0cfai.
Nes, 'snt that iusi a. true oi any man
sho amesNs great wealth and makes
public bcQaesisf
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ibune ofer % those who desire t1 secure the be.
tura journals the following splendid Inducements;
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Il is said science will make such al.
vance this century thata man will live
day on alablsl NO largor than = finger.
nail Why read a ie'page publication
when you oan get an the news in tabloid
Journalism Ike rHr JoURNAl.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-02-21

Austin, Feb 20-The crusade againss
tho liquor traffic which wa inaugur,
ated in Kansas City by Mrs. Carrie Ma.
ton seems 20 have spread To Texas. It
has taken tho SHAPE Of "A great demand
for legislation against the traffic.
In the house four bills which have foi
their object tho regulating tho sale OF
liquor were introduced. One of thes,
measures provides for tho manner Of IN,
seizure and sale by the proper authority
Of Intoxicating liquors kept or Offered
for sale IN violation Of law and ths
seizure aud sale Of vessels aud apph
Rnces connected Herewith
The other bills also have for their Oh
ject the suppression OF "blind tigers
so It is not unlikely that some Of thes,
bills will bo enacted into laws, ~ th,
demand for legislation in this direction
Is very strong
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-02-21

The Houston Post says; The
International e. Great Northern
will begin the construction Of llS
miles from Spring to Bryan and
from Marlin to Waco just as soon
~ contracts for construction shall
Nave been awarded. The manage.
ment expects to have the line com.
pleted in time 10 handle this
years crops. 1t is understood the
contract for the ties has already
Aeen let.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-02-21

The Galveston News gives the
legislature an important pointer IN
n few words. 1t says
Ii the people OF Texas prefer to
pay S or 10 per cent interest Tor
money they quite able TO have
IL continue so. They cannot build
mills with such high money and
compete with mills financed on
money ut half the rate. That is
uhe point. We must have cheaper
money If we wish to compete with
others who operate on cheap
money. That is too clear for argu'
nent. The intelligent Texan has
come TO understand it that way
and the present legislature should
Uroceed to give him fair show
with the rest. That is all.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-02-21
FOR AIDING FILIPlNos.
A French subject Arrs.tsd by Americas
Troops In tn. Philippines.

afRtF" W ~"
Manila. Feb. 20.-At Pagsanjan. In
the province Of IAguna, Lieutenant
Vaughan OF the Thirty.sevcnth infantry
arrested Fernando Russian. general
agent Of the TabacalariA company, on
the charge Of having aided the insur
gents Abundant documentary evidence
against the prisoner has, it is asserted,
b,-en secured.
Russian is French subject and n close
friend NJ the inurgent general. Cables,
and was 20 certain extent associated
with d. NJ Carman. the American con.
tractor who was recently taken into
custody. charged with having furnished
supplies 10 the insurgents The Taba-
calara company Is said 10 ~ further in.
eliminated.
The members q the new Federal
party are preparing IN celebrate Wash
ington's birthday OF grand scale
Reports from gold mining districts Of
northern Luzon lately are more encour.
aging. 4 find Of $500 in gold was
recently made in a siagle pocket in L.
Panic province about l1j males north
Of Manila.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-02-21
BRITISH COLUMN MISSING.
EsthIas Hard ef sniss-psSsiss Trssy,
SIM r,tiis with the Bosr..

London "eb 9o.-Graye anxiety IL
felt for On fate % Smith. Dorrien's col
umn which has not been heard Of since
Feb. 9, when il lost "a killed and 40
wounded In a heavy engagement with
Commandant Botha and Boutwell,.
The officer in command at Wonder.
fontein, the nearest post ON the railway
10 the scene Of the engagement, reports
that he has no news Of Smith. Dorrien,
who has about $500 men under him.
General Kitchener has returned 20
Pretoria, leaving the chase after Dewet
in the hands Of Knox. Dewet has
completely fooled Kitchener He thought
he had the Boer general surrounded
near DeAar. Cape Colony. but Z, rid
that he was mistaken. and is wondertng
now where DeWet will h. heart t1om
next.
a raid upon Cape Town. while ; ,p.
pearing impossible nc this distance, is
said 20 b. actually feared
Kitchener wired Tuesday that Dewet
is moving north aud Is now west OF
Hopetown, but will probably double
back 70 the southwest. where troops are
awaiting 10 catch him.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-02-21

Washington, Feb. Dl-AfteF the pre-
liminary opening exercises as today
session of the Daughters q the
American Revolution, a stir wnscrcatced
when Mrs. Ncsbeth uf Massachusetts,.
presented resolution 20 the effect that
the statement recently circulated attack
ing the board If ofiicersof the Daughters
Of the American Revolution. A. hcing
untrue, libelous and rehecting upon the
honor Of Reorganization, should r,-ceiye
the disapproval II society After some
discussion the resolutian was laid upon
the table
Mrs Daniel Manning presented her
report rs chairman Of the committee on
Continental hall The report showed
that from Feb. 10, 1900, 10 Feb. 10. 1901
there had been received si0.D0 The
fund now amounts 10 s62, 1913.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-02-21
accidentally SHOT.
Pinkney Weaver Wounded by q Tar.
Ket Rifle.

While Pinkney Weaver and Lee
Wagner, boys 9 and II years Of
age, were hunting north of town in
the Woodville neighborhood with
a target rifle, the gun was &C 'ident
ally discharged while in the hands
Of Lee Wagner. The ball entered
the right cheek OF the Weaver boy
and ranged around outside the
skull and above the ear to the back
Of the head and was subsequently
removed. The wound is exceed
ingly painful and serious though
not fatal in character.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-02-21
B.atsn by Thug.

Tezarlan. Feb. 2O.-Kirk Bramble, a
veteean newspaper man. aged about &c
years. and well known in nearly all the
principal cities Of the south. was
knocked down and beaten almost 10
death and robbed on Rost Hin. lie wU
= Union soldier in the war Of secession
and had received his quarterly pension
only few sayeago. M this the rob
hers got about half, overlookinga roll Of
bills in his vest pocket. Bramble's head
aud face presents a sickening appearance
bat he will recover.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-02-21
MAY TAKE AN ISLAND.
Great Britaia May seize the Islsad Of
Antio.cA for = Fortinoatisa.

New York. Feb 20-The movement
20 dispute the possession u the lslanc
Of Antiosca by NJ Menier. the wealthy
Frenc Imam. has been begun anew, nc
eording to n Montreal special TO Tn,
Tribune. A communication. It has been
learned, was rcccntly addressed TO Mr.
Chamberlain. the colonial secretary .urg.
ing that tln island b. appropriated and
fortified by she imperial authorities as
military poSt, commanding the entranc,
OF the st. Lawrence. Mr. Chamberlain
replied, stating that he has referred the
commission to the governor general Lore
Mimic. Us the question u one for the do
minion government % consider. Il u
claimed that under the militia act th,
dominion government could have the
power 20 eNpropriAte the island. fully
eompcnsating VI Menier for the COS,
and improvements he has made Tn.
promoters Of the movement intend e
press the matter GA the attention of tina
government.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-02-21
supnn..d KIhn.n.r Ih-ntln.d.

Omaha. Feb. 2O-Inmes Callahan T.
the man under arrest here charged with
completely in the abduction II Edward
Cudahy, Jr., ON Dee. Is. Callahan ha'
bcen identified by young Cudahy, by the
man who sold the hurse and buggy and
a. the man who rented the house where
the boy was held for nn~nm.
Callahan denies absolutely that he
had anything to do with the kidnap
ping. but admits that he WIS closs
frieid TO Grove. Hs says be can prove
an alibi.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-02-21

The lawlessness Of liquor selling
and the anarchy Of saloon smash
ing have produced riot and blood
shed in Kansas. Murder has now
been done by the crusaders. A ga
boon keepers wife was decapitated
by the discharge from shotgun
during a raid on her husbands
place. Between negligent officials
and Gran ks, Kansas still bleeds.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-02-21
TEXAS LEGISLATURE.
HAIL TO Adopt IN. Referendum Plan a.
To Constitutionsi Convention.

uaAA W AhhpA Nh" ANH =
To ConstitutionaI Convention.
Austin. Feb. 2O.-In the senate this
murning hill was in'rduced 20
adopt the referendum plnn a. TO whether
there shall be- constitutional conyon.
tion.
The senate considered the house bill
apprupriating tlO 900 10 mako survey
of Texas
In the house the bill 70 regulate the
practice Of medicine finally passed. AZ
the sanc hour the senate was discuss
ing with much animation a senate bill
almost identical in It's terms with the
house. Doctors Of almost every schoo
and from almost every section Of Oh,
state are here pulling for the bill, 81
seeking 20 have IL amended. The sen
ate also held an afternoou session and
kept mp the discussion on the senat,
medical hill until along IN the shank Of
the evening. Then the House medica.
bill came over and WIS quickly passed
upn by the health committee and WA
finally passed without amendment by
the senate, and il is nov up 10 the gov
erIDr
The house finally passed new bill
making an appropriation Tor the Abilen'
spileptio asylum. The hill which final
" passed both house and senate a wcel
ago was Objectionable 10 the govornor
and II was withdrawn without being
vetoed The bill was changed 10 sui
| the defects found by the governor.
The house then tuok up the HogI
amendments.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-02-21
The Great Doll Show.

The Methodist Home Mission So
ciety will have the doll show Satur-
day, Feb. 23rd., at the courthouse,
beginning at 3 p. m. Prizes given
for the prettiest bride doll, prettiest
doll in street costume, prettiest baby
doll, neatest doll dressed by child
under ~ years Of age, and oldest and
best preserved doll. Also prize for
the prettiest decorated buggy and
wagon. There will be- n fish pond in
connection, full 81 doll clothes, kites
and everything to please the boys
and girls. Mrs. Nation ~ Kansas
will add the exciting interest Of
her presence-hatchet and all. Ad-
mission, children, 10 cents; adults
10 cents. All dolls, buggies and carts
must be taken 10 the residence 81
Mrs. W. II. Webb early Saturday
morning to be- properly numbered. ~
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-02-21

New York. Feb. 2T-Therr has been
some talk in Wall street Of an attempt
Of the Chinese governments 10 fiat u
loan in tins countryof s20OOOO.Ooo To
meet the expenses Of the bomr uprising.
10 nay inAemnities, eto IL Is said that
Minister WI has approached a number
Of bankers and has suggested that IL
would be possible for the government
10 guarantee the loun by AN increase Of
the customs above the point upon which
England has lien
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-02-21
ABBOTT ON NEWSPAPERS.
ne D.fsaas Sensational Artisiss whsa
They Are Facts.

Boston. Feb 2O-Dr. Lyman Abbott,
In lecture here had this to say OF th.
newspaper press;
Whatever the harm Of sensational
literature. it teaches the people 20 read.
Despite the defects Of the American
press It holds up mirror Of the whole
worlds affairs. The mirror may not h.
the right kind. but its tendency is &c
lead the people 10 self consciousness II
you do not like vice and crime, chang,
the light II You look into mirrol
and SEE a dirty face. do you wash tn,
face Of the mirror
II do not want a press which shows
mp the virtues Of humanity and not the
faults, but let rs have more truth. th,
whole truth and nothing but the truth
Though the press may b. defective IN
leadership and lacking many qualitie,
which one hopes to see, IL brings Oh,
whole history Of yesterday before Us anC
Is constantly eXerting AN influence II
American democracy which no one car
gainsay,"
The best literature he went on to say
is within the reach Of all pcople today
Few persons are 50 poor that they can
not have better library than theii
grandfather's Of considerable mean
could possess. Despite the harm o
cheap novels. DR. Abbott declared tina
they teach people 10 read, and rs th'
ordinary mind developed, it demands
better and better reading
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-02-21
Hotel Arrivals.
EXCHANGE.

j 4 Beck, Tennessee q A Stovall,
San Antonio; w Taylor, Houston ;
A l. Gray, II G Miller, 81 Louis; VI
Elder. Chicago; John Barnes, Dali
las; w A Battle, New Orleans; h &
Duileld, Houston; l. Weiskopt,
Chicago; q Goldsmith Ed II Har-
din, Waco; Byron Miller. New Or
leans; ST Tookc, Galveston; Dr.
I Hill, Willow Hole.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-02-21

Springfield. Ills, Feb. !n-A dcspcr
ate battle against three ennged cow,
was winged by Leonard Matheis, "A mer
chant. and two neiEhbors. Mntheis had
entered the lot where the animals were
confined. when one Of them attacked
him. throwing him IA the ground and
Roring him yiciuusly His neighbor,
were attracted by hi, cries and only sue
cecdod in driving oil the enaged brute'
after an exciting struggle. in which
hatchets were freely wicld,d. Mathei,
Ia ina serious condition.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-02-21

London. Feb. 20-It is officially
announced In ireland that King Ed.
ward will carry out in the course Of the
spring the engagements he made when
prince Of Wales for visiting Ireland. lie
will be- entertained by three peers and
will be- officially received az Belfast,
Dublin and Waterford.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-02-21

Minneapolis, Feb. 20.-Tho jury in
the case Of Frank Hamilton, tried on
the charge Of stHbbing Leonard Day tn
death ON the night Of Nov. %, returned
verdict Of mlsnslaughter in the first
degree. The penalty Is imprisonment at
hard labor for term II not lass than
Ave nor more than 20 years. The jury
recommended Hamilton 10 the mercy of
tho court
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-02-21

Mrs. Nation ran across her
grandson in the saloon business in
Chicago. He had hung out a
Welcome sign and invited her to
sail in aud smash up his place
she eontented herself with giving
him hug and a lecture and pass.
sd on.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-02-21

Pittsbarg, Feb 90 False and unofi-
cial rumors caused n nun ON the German
National bank Of Allegheny Tuesday
during which $4,000 was paid cut IN
frightened depoSitur-. The excitement
at one time was intense causing almost
"A panic and giving the police all they
could do to prevent an outbreak. Every
check was cashed.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-02-21
n..,h Santana. Cor Faulkner.

Dallas, Fob 20.-The jury rendered
verdict Of death by hanging in the
case Of Eugene Faulkner, who with
four other men burned Constable Pate
Bane 20 death on the night of Dec. 2
last in tho saloon ~ Chapman and
Faulkner in this city. Two companions
were given life sentences and two
others turned stntes evidence.