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new CHAPEL

The building inspector has issued
permit 10 the United NJ. 4. church
60 build a 0ne-story frame chapel 20
I cost ttse. at 1906 East Forty second
street.
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WHOLESALE COMMISSION
uOTGT-

-, 600 cash and services secures In
tcrest and good position In one of
the leading Wholesale produce and
commission houses In Seattle: se-
tnhliyhed since 1898, with upwards
Of 900 shippers and 900 local pa
irons. highest commercial and
bank references given. money 10
be deposited in bank 10 Increase
business. German-American In
Vogtmeut Co
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CLAiRvoYANTs

MADAM CAROLINA - The wei
known, wonderful clairvuyant me-
dium. tells past, present and flu
;urc. names given. palmist read
inRs and cards. 25c up. Room G..
l3attb Second avenue.
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CLOTHES CLIlANING

SEATTLE Clothes Pressing Co g.
clothes IN shape 81 90 month. dyoipg'
rcpalrinE 1907 Third. Bun 1904
HIGHEST prices for casio clothinT.
Davo Taylor 10 Starr-Boyd bulldlny.
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Athlon and Inland Flyer

umhla street.
Leave Sentfir-rs70 a. m. fercrp,
snndaynl and 1900 a. m, lis p. m.
for nrrmsFtpn only1 and $50 i. m
Saturday only. extra trip II 30 =. IN.
Leave Hrcwrrton-- and iiss a.
m. 800 ana giA y. IN. Leave Sidney
~ - and II - a. m. 600 y. ~
Leave chariesson--s % and II a. a.
m. 9 o. y. m.
For Pleasant Beach and nenu
Point take steamers leaving Seattle
AZ 1000 a. m. and isi5 y. m. Leaving
nrvmrrtun ~ Sis n. M. and e.iH .. m.
Fhrs % cents round trip,
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Olympic All RIoh,

The injured steamer Olympic has
completed her repairs aud went on,
on her run today The Olympic
broke down n week ago near Drwa
90 on Hood canal.
Diamond Tee Best ice. best ser.
vice. lasts 3nugest Tel. Main iass
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90 ON THE
CITY OF EVERETT

SEATTLE. EvERET-T AND ED
MgNpH ROUTE
~. Seattle. 100 a. m. Il m. p. m
Ly. Everett us a M, SIS. fis ., IA
Tires round trtpe daily, including
Sunday. in effect Sept ~ iDi
Connections Al Hahttis with Str
Fiyur for Tacoma ~ Everett wfth
Str MikAde for EnchaulFh. ard Ever
sti ard Monte cgfstn RAiluay
Eninhn bDrk Seattle. Tel Hrf I'll
Merchants Dock Everett Telephone
q u % ncOTT. MAnnarr.
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pFRaohAL-contInued.


BUTTER. BUTTER.
SPECIAL notice 20 the ladies who
read the Htar.-The White Gov
Butter Company has opened their
elegant new butter store. 1918 Znd
ave, which everybody admits ~
ono 81 the usnteat and finest but
ter store ever opened in Henttle.
Today We start with fresh car
Of the finest Iowa Creamery, which
we VIII retail 81 Wholesale price.
a nice iOt Of Fresh oregon Ranch
Eggs which We viii sell at 25c a
dOzou. Fine Swiss Cheese only 2Gc
per b., also fun Cream Cheese, i5c
h.. and lots ~ other things
which are real nice. Remember,
The White Cow Butter Store, 1913
End ave, near Union ~.
THE cheapest place 90 buy Oh and
Gasoline H. from the Olympic OIL
co. ai7 3rd ave. Tel. Main 33i.
Also coal by sack or ton.
PRIVATE ambulance. rubber tires.
90 all hospitals AZ all hours. reaA-
enable. Phone, Main 7l6.
BE Lloyd. Brincos A. Lloyd. Is Hin0s-
~ block about your homes for cash
or deferred payments,
OxYDONOR Victory" the genuine,
cures ali diseasoHs avoid limitations.
90 Mcdonald block.
WANTED-Oid gold and silver. Hs
Hsnsei. mfg. tewsler. y Hinchsy.
LADIES. try bath. Mre. TAFT. care
fol massage ni Thru sycnus,
SEATTLE Fish Market Fresh fish
daily. z2z0 First avenue.
ELECTRICITY massage ist nv.
Rooms ..
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National Bank OF Commences
nIsINrss cllANcrs
aTRANCrR ATTENTION

ATfkANtFEsK AIIENIA ION
ARE you looking for safe and prof
table business opening in Seattle ,
II 80. wc can offer you any mum
Der requiring an investment %
from 500 10 st.ep0. Every busi-
ness opportunity that passes
through office must stand the clos
est investigation. and we can plaza
you IN n hank. store, factory, hotel.
mill. office. or In fact. any busi-
ncss you may prefer Kindly call
and investigate. German Anert-
can Investment Co., Incorporated.
bi1 Third avenue.
SALOON MEN. ATTENTION.
FOR Salp--T'wu saloons on First ave-
nue., near Pike street: new build
inRM and new bars and fixtures.
lease may be had for ten years.
price. f2.0o1 and $500. respectively.
% which amount one half can he
paid cash and the balance when
you get ready. the best saloon
property IN Seattle today for the
money. We have q other saloons.
ranging IN price from Sg000 20 ti0.-
900. German American Invest
furnt Co
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Washington Dental and Pho
tographIc Supply Co.
IN COLUMBIA STREET

Wholesale and retail dealers In
| Photographic material. Manufacture
ers OF the famous w. III T.. develop.
er and toninE solution.
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4 W. PHILLIPS, "a IIeussy biosS.
Chicago Dental Co. ca Hincisley.
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UnIoriunale Mrs. Maekle

Mrs. Mary Mackie. a Finland wo.
man. has bern committed O. this ntn Il
insane asylum. she suffered a severe
fright eight years ago which has az
fected her mind.
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HOUsEg 80 LoTs 49,,

WE have cash customer fssh
lots, cottages. stores ana -
dwellings IN all parts n Il. =
The only way 20 sell your pss..-
H. 70 advertise, and ~ =
TWO THOUSAND DOIIass
month for that purp0as. Il -.
~ a logical conclusion that - I.
sell u. List your properly -. .
and our Photographic Wi -.
view 81 II which win b I,
liahed IN half fonet h Al = +,
leading newspapers n the ~
GERMAN AMERICAN rxvrr
MENr cOMPAgY -
Ji1 Third Averue
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PIANOS SOLD FOR STORAGE
CHARGES.
800 Upright Piano, only tils; ~ Ia
octayea. mahogany finish. fine
tone, good az new. greatest bar
gain ever offered
tf00-Fuil Gize Cabinet Grand, up
right, handsomely finished in
carved mahogany splendid tone
only tiET. less than One-hhif value.
tsO0-Superb cabinet grand upright
piano, magnificent antique oak
Gaze. silver plated action. only ti75.
All the above are fully guaranteed
with double our charges, and must
be sold at once. without regard 10
value. for our storage and loan
charges; time " desired. call M
once. Occidental Storage Ware
house, 4os Occidental ave-. corner
Jackson. First ave. cars pass the
building.
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For gas ana electric fixtures. XII.
bourne a Clark Co. sis Second Ave
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CONTRADICTIONS and nuILDEns

BROMLEY a WELLS. general Goa
tractors u Starr Boyd building Tel
Main $50
sODERQUIsT e ROsELEAF. shons
az Ng-220 spring street
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wood. load. cord. Seattle Fuel Co.
-.
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ntsINEss COLLEGES

CLARkES Pcrnin shorthand school.
Individual instruction 81 Boston.
LEO's BuslneRH College. uni0n-2d. In
divliuni Instruction. ail snhjects.
BEST methods and teachers. Acme
business College SECOND and PIC"
VII SONS Mod Bns coll Main ii6.
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CLASSIFIED ADS.

CLASSIFIED ADS.
ABSTRACT or TITLE
OhbOhNb. 11lEMPER x Co. no.
Abstract Co. established 1873. 81 in
lbs clqlm abstracts basement OF the
MUTUAL Life building.
Booth Whlttlesey -HanfOrd Abstract
70 established 1863. basement ~
haller block Telephone. Main ipt,
sll.AIILG Abatrael 90. N Y u elk.
ARCHITECTS
JOHN GRAHAM. 3so-32i Globe blk
= W. MoL9nToH. nl.lf collins
AtrOnNEfs-AT-LAw
MM. II. buTrNkH. attorney az law.
aulln proneouted ana defended IN all
,n,,. ", - years experiences. Proceed
pornted. Abstracts carefully eKsm.
ln'u tollecti0nn made IN all parts
OF the United States. Highest cem=
marclal and bank references ti3
ihlfd avenue Phone, Main 1000
H. p. FOSTER. Mutual Life building
Phone. Main aL
fhANk ~ WlEArLING. Boston blk
II, y. MARTIN. ii0 Mutual Life bid.
J a KELLOGG. 22e Bailey build ng.
w, u. LANnuTH. 0ts paoine block.
a 6. MACDONALD. aos Burke bll
Root Palmer A Brown. Pioneer bill
y. g. coNoVEh ga Halter building
LYMAN T.. KNAPP. 10 Halter BUILDING
% WARD KEMP. a. Burke building
j. y, DOUGLAS t07 New York BIZ.
HORACE PETER tib sew York BLK.
PIERRE r FERRY $50 Burke block.
8 b LANGLANn. t1s N Y bloc {.
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Port Orchard Route

Daily service. effective Sept 10. 1901
firrmerton az. r. Navy Yard and
Dry Dock. Charleston and sidney.
eTEANI.na
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WHITE


SEATTLE Show Case Co. las Lat ave,
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HEATERS, Heaters, Heaters - A
large stock OF Cd hand heating
stoves OF all kinds and all sizes for
sale at your own figures. at Red
front Fur. Co, ii2 % ave. south.
ADVERTISING rates of an marasin-s
ana newspapers furnished on nrAn-
cation The c. Y. white Advcrtlsh. 4
bureau. New York building. Seattle
GOOD things TO cat; homo cookin..
only lhc and up Home Restaurant
ana Bakery. sal Third avenue
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nAnn1nn AcAnrnII.n

nor. LITTLE. teacher OF ball room
and fancy dancing. 3l2 Madison.
Phone Huff 6Ff.
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SOCIETY and stage dancing y. Is.
Ehter, supervisor Normal nHnocin-
ton, 2gis First; Green 1895.
DANCING lessons. private Or IN class
- daily Prof Wilson's Dancing
School HnnFe block
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-12-27
POINTERS ON MANlCuRlNG

When the nails are fragile. a little
wax and alum rubbed upon them viii
strengthen them. II brittle. a little
almond oil or cold cream will be found
beneficial
To remove white spots from the nails
use mixture OF refined pitch and lit.
tie myrrh upon them at night wiping
il of the next morning with olive OIL
When about TO manicure the hands.
dip the fingers into warm. soapy wa
ter and hold them there for a minute
or two In order TO soften the nails and
the scarfskln about them.
The scarfskln should be gently push
cd back from the nails before they are
polished. II should never unless abso-
lutely necessary be cut with the scis-
sors.
Agnails. improperly called hangnalls.
may be prevented by proper attention
10 the scarfskin which surrounds the
nails.
For manicurlng only pair OF curved
nail scissors. n nail iile. an orange stick
a channels pollsher. bottle Of vaseline
and a box OF rose salye or nail powder
are necessary.-Mary T. Walker. Nj.
D., In Ladies' Home Journal
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-12-27
A Church Kicker.

when I 20 TO the theater." says n
churchman quoted In the Philadelphia
Record. II sit in finely upholstered
seat. Underneath is n rack for my hat
and on the back OF the seat ahead Is
place 10 hang my overcoat In the
church which I attend every Sunday
is an uncomfortable. straight backed
pe.y. into which the ushers always In
slst upon crowdIng visitors after my
wife and are seated until sometimes
six persons are seated In n space
scarcely large enough for four TO SIT
comfortably. Hats and wraps must
look out for themselves.
"of course. when 20 20 the theater
pay for my seat; but. In spite OF the
fact that salvation Is free. also pay
pew rent In church. might also enter
a protest against women wearing their
hats in church. but ] won't Some
a. - . =
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snrinr. Ahau, nreadcrumb..

In the days when the bread loaf'
was dear careful mothers had set OF
thrift sayings which are seldom heard
in this time OF the big. cheap loaf
Crumbs were regularly swept up and
kept for some useful purpose. IL a
child threw crumbs in the fire. the old
fashioned mother lifted n warning TN
ger aud said. III you throw crumbs In
the fire. you are feeding the devil"
Children were told that the better part
OF n loaf was the crust. and when a
child was sent to the shop for bread
the order was TO ask for "A crusty
loaf" IL child left its crust. came the
warming: "Yes. my lady Tor my ladl.
you'll want for a loaf some day. You'll
find hungers sharp thorn. Notes
and Queries.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-12-27
CHRISTMAS CHARITY.
10 Was Conducted on = Larger Scale q
New York Than Ever

New York. Dec 25.-The distribu-
ton OF charity throughout the city
Of New York was conducted on a larg-
er scale than ever before. The great
est evidence OF tAis was found at the
Madison Square garden. where 1900
uicoked dinner were distributed, and
5000 w,sa servA cooked by the Saliva
ton Army. Second in size is the Bow.
cry dinner. given to 5000 from the
lodging houses. In addition to this.
every charitable organization in the
city distributed Christmas cheer TO
many thousands.
The postofiice has broken all rec
ords. and the receipts. which on Mon
day. amounted to $4,000. were Tues
day estimated at $4,000 The sub
treasury made a requisition for $780,
900 in gold In order to keep mp with
the demand for gold coins 10 be used
as Christmas gifts.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-12-27
AUTOMOBILE CLUB.
Enorts to Make . National CIub Fisds
Many Obstacles.

New York. Dec. 25.-The rough
draft OF the plan proposed recently by
the Automobile Club OF America. to
make that club the national organiza
ton OF America and all other automo'
bile clubs afhliated members OF the
national body. has been sent 10 all
the leading CLUBS in the country. but
a considerable opposition has been
encountered.
In Boston and Chicago the idea has
not been favorably received at all.
the clubn there resenting the PROPOSE.
ton 10 acknowledge the superiority OF
the Automobile Club OF America in all
law and racing matters.
The Long Island Automobile Club,
at it's recent meeting. did not view the
proposition favorably. and II is quite
likely that some radical changes will
have TO be made before a proper ma
tional organization Is formed.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-12-27
PARRY A COMPLIMENT.
Accept one Always. hut Never Take
% seriously.


"a seriously.
The famous Nine. Recamier said that
she always found two words sutiiced
TO make her guests seem welcome. Up
ON their arrival she exclaimed. "At
lastr' and when they took their leave
she said Already II taken literally.
we should dcprccate the battery. Flat
terry Is inslncere praise and wrongs
him that gives aud him that takes.
II Is sometimes kinder to accept a com
pllment than 10 parry IL
One may say Thank you. Il In pleas
ant to be- seen through such kind (or
PARTIAL eyes" or perhaps. 1T is com
fort to know that friendship Is partly
blind as well as the NEUROLOGICAL boy.
or any nonsense that serves TO show
that one appreciates the spirit tbst
prompted the kind expression. howev-
or wide the truth.
The frequent repetition OF the name
OF the person addressed holds n subtle
compliment. implying more complete
concentration OF the speakers thought
upon his or her personality.
DE Quincy says: More Is done for
the benefit OF conversation by the sim
pie magic OF good manners than by all
varieties OF Intellectual power"
IL Is the sympathetic and responsive
listeners that call forth the best efforts
OF talker. For such are reserved his
choicest stories. his finest thoughts.
A ready smile acts as inspiration.
and interest shown In the conversation
OF others stimulates and WHITES their
thoughts.
To a good listener the dlfiident VIII
say what they think. and the verbose
will think. what they say.
There Is nothing more trying than TO
find that ones conversation Is receiy-
Ing but n divided attention and moth
Ing more rude than for n person To
pick up a book or paper and look over
IL while pretending to listen to what
one Is saying.-New York Herald
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-12-27
DANGEROUSLY WOUNDED.
a Girl Refuse. Christmas Present aud
Martin shoots himself

Martin shoots himself
Chicago. Dec. 25.--Charies II. Mar
tin. a manufacturer In the McVictor
theatre building. is at the county jail
hospital and his death Is expected
from bullet wound which has pene-
trated the abdomen and lungs. The
shooting occurred in the Office OF An
gel 4 Co. In the present Of Miss Ber'
nice Michaus. who had few minutes
before rejected a Christmas Offering
from Martin.
IL Is alleged by persons who were
In the ONCE at the time OF the shoot
ing that Martin had at frst threaten
cd to shoot Miss Mlchaus and that she
had screamed and that then he turn
ed the gun upon himself and fired
The police are hoping To get a state
ment from Martin before his death.
Martin is delirious and constantly re
peats that the shooting was an acct
dent. Miss Mlchaus. on the other
hand. has asserted that Martin threat
ened TO shoot her on several occa'
sions though she had taken the men
ace as n Jest. Miss Michaus visited
Martin at the hospital but he was un'
conscious and did not recognize hsr.
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n Aoviszk.-

Fsss spes yAss csarss
oI111 Not Asseaaese.
Dec. 25-The STEAMER
has arrived from the
~. ~ Jews that the c>ness
" pa 10 engage an Maeri-
Cas- The name OF the oficial
- fby the oriental papers.
=. use press states that the
- sp,e $4,000 a year.
- ~ OF the transsiberian rail-
- Gnghai has announced that
= MI the big railway will have
rurteekly service between Paris
- ~. and passengers will bs
- pet from Shanghai to London
snah three weeks
~ plague Is increasing at New
CO There have been 60 cases. one
1 RzrIan. since Oct. 80. and 81 deaths.
n Russian who died was bandmaster
Vfs military band In searching his
residence s dead rats were found be-
meath the floor.
The Russian government has for
hidden boring for kerosene or min
Aerals at any point within 100 leagues
from the coast from Russian posses
3ions. beginning at Corea and extend
! ng 10 Saghalien.
News was received az Shanghai Of
BE wreck Of weebin a Co.'S steamer
Amherst. los tons. on the bar At Kuala
ptpahane on the nth inst Thirteer
lives were lost. owing to the capsizinf
Of one OF the steamers boats In th'
heavy surf. The victims were II Chi
nese coolies and Chinese passengers
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-12-27
MONROE EDGE
HAS NOT
SLEPT FOR wEEkS-BEeN TOO BUSY
SELLING LAND.
uRyax ppOpFRTY

hh1AN fhOffklt
40 srres nesr oil mill, part Of which Il In city
limits; cattle has been led on same for siN years
% IL better than bai;om land nrw house }Fel,
,emeut cistern, sheds. barn and other Improve
uents for sale cheap.
10 acres. q IN eilv limits ard rs Just on out
ide, room house. rev stables, sheds. cribs,
tc., good dug well cement cistern In eastern
na- of city. Come gui \. IT, cheap.
Two cheap houses Ia western part ofcity.
The 4. y. Ballard place In western part OF
ny VIII sell st = bargain.
Vacant lots IN all parts OF city.
Good t.room frame house close 10 g. W. b
v. depot will sell cheap.
Two lots with g room house. halls, large els
rms. garden, cribs, etc. close 10 graded school
dll close out 81 a bargain.
One nve room house. we l. sheds, etc. close to
sraded school going ''very cheap.
One good new s room house on same block a.
free Baptist chunrh. price cheap.
A vacant block with % tak trees for $50.
In southern mart Of city on College road.
lots. nice roomy hOnse. orchard stables, hen
,ouse and other improvements price slauo'
i.4bioek. rom house 4 galleries, pantry,
path room. barn. waterworks. electric lights
sell, orcf ard. etc SiHfnOl
Large boarding house. will accommodate ~
Ieople viii rent for 900 10 700 year. will eel
hear.
80 lots Joining Jea Franklin. viii sell for
600
1i-2 acres OF land near OF MIL win tNo
.ouses one has rooms the other 2, viii ef
ihange for country property or sell for 100.
scAblns. blocks south OIL a q. y. depot
gill sell all for t7u0.
One Broom house. hall : gali, les. closets.
good barn, ci stern, wAierworks, garden etc, IN
very swell part Of city, for $500.
One neat, newly finished cottsge In southern
cart OF city, good well, plenty 81 room for gar
lens, etc on high ground With splendid view
FOR 500
.blocks in western part Of city, known asciiy
rark. beautiful oaks on each block, viii sell
cheap.
One half block grnun room housc, halls,
ilarge untcrgroltd clsierrs. hvdrants, ser
-ants hsuse, big barn aud 81 other modern
,ouvcnienccs. In bon ton part OF city, viii sell
heap.
several negro houses for sale ,tf cheap.
Have several other places in city for sale,
cheap. Call and let me tell You aboutit
Have 1000 acres farm and ranch lands. See
seek papers.
yours far business
MONROE EDGE,
Land Agent and Notary Public.
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To n.r.Inp ArrleuItnr..

Berkeley. Cal. Dec. 25.-The Univer-
slty OF California has been asked TO
recommend TO the Philippine commits
sion several men qualified by expert
ence and scientific training TO take
charge Of agricultural experiment sta
lions In the Philippines. The commits
sion believes that there is no other
Mace in the world where agricultural
sknl would produce such a transform
alton as In the Philippines.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-12-27
FOR SALE.

South half of block near Allen
Academy. Price $3.50.
About one and one-quarter acres
near schoolho use in southeast part
Of town. Small new cottage, tenant
house and well on premises. Price
$1,000. y.-,.
Six room house and one lot Of
ground on west side Of town. Price
800. a ni..l ...t
Six room house and two lots of
ground located four blocks from
Main Street. Brick cistern on pre-
misses. Price 1880.
Also other city property
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-12-27

New York. Dec 25.-Henry Eagle
shaw. an American. according TO a
Rome dispatch committed suicide In
his bedroom In Hotel Washington. In
Florence. by cutting his throat with
n knife. The manager Of the hotel
SAYS he was a millionaire. He was ~
years old. The reason for his act Is
unknown.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-12-27
nrldr. lI.nassmsn, crItIei..d.

New York, Des. 2l.-The grand jury
has filed a presentment criticislng the
management OF the Brooklyn bridge.
The jury did not find that any one con-
nected with the management OF the
bridge was chargeable with the neglect
duty but II held that there had been Q
Lick Of proper care OF tho structure