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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1901-08-14
Canton,s Water Clock.

The famous clepsydra. or water clock,
of Canton is housed in temple on the
city walls. In "China, the Long Lived
Empire" Miss Scidmore tells of visit
paid to this famous temple.
We went into sort of rubbish room
and sat down to wait until the expected
bargaining should be concluded and we
were free to enter some further hall, the
supposed splendid temple Of time.
Lady, jump down. Lady sitting an
Client water clock" said Alb Poll, our
staggering parrot of guide, for three
big earthen jars on successive shelves
beside us, a fourth and lowest one with
a wooden cover, constituted the whole
clepsydra, and we had unwittingly sat
down upon quarterAsection of all time.
The water descended by slow drops
from one jar to another, the brass scale
on a float in the last crock telling the
hours as it rises. Every afternoon at
o'clock since 1921 A. d. the lowest jar
has been emptied, the upper one hifed
and the clock thus wound up for another
day. :,
Boards with the number of the boar
are displayed on the outside wall, that
the city may know the time.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1901-08-14
COUNTY NEWS.
For additional County Ne,os. see other pages

Stonfngton.
JIG. Harmon, OF this village, is ill in
the hospital at Portland.
HI. Stanley and family are visiting at
s. G. Buckminster's at Oceanville. Il
G. Fred Eaton purchased fine horse
and carriage while in Rockland Saturday,
Miss Mamie Mcfarland, of Bar Harbor,
is visiting Mrs. Alice Small at Oceanville.
Henry Buckminster and wife, of Win
throp, are visiting his parents at Ocean
Vile.
Rev. H. w. Conley and family, who
have been visiting at Ellsworth Falls, re-
turned Thursday. u
CHS. Webb has torn down the old
wharf near his store and will build a new
one of stone. b. F. Paschal has contracted
to do the work.
The frankie Carpenter Stock Co. played
in the opera house three nights last week
To large audiences. This is one of the best
companies which has played here this
season.
Messrs. Earl and Weir, of Boston, are
here again this summer, stopping at the
Acadian hotel. They brought three
friends with them. All are enjoying
themselves.
Aug. 10. ENGENE.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1901-08-14
KlrTERy TO CARIBOU.
One Weeks Winnowings of News,
Novelty and Nonsense.

O"o WYNN "hhHoWin8s Oh news
Novelty and Nonsense.
Capt. Raymond Motz, OF schooner ~
Kennedy" OF Calais, died at the Marine
hospital at Vineyard Haven Thursday
His home was in Penn broke.
Frank Haskell, of st. George, fjrst mate
OF the schooner flames A. Brown was
lost overheard off Cape Ann last week
He slipped overheard while engaged in
clearing away the wreckage of the top
mast, which had been carried away.
Arthur Sewall & Co., of Bath, are about
to construct a new steel five-masted
schooner of 5000 tons. Already the ma
teriai has been ordered and work on the
vessel will be begun as soon as the
schooner civilian P. Frye" is launched
early in September.
Patents have been granted to Maine in
ventors as follows: FL. A. Cross, Camden,
appliance for making plasters; A. F. Hill,
Portland, acetylene gas generator; W. D.
Murray, Portland, spokeshave; w. W.
Small, Cherryfield, sterling device; 8. s,
Smith, Denmark, door stop and holder;
J. H. Vinton, Bar Harbor, button locator.
At a meeting OF the stockholders of the
Bangor & Aroostook Thursday, 1t was
voted to issue $20 1000, 900 in consolidated
bonds, secured by mortgage OF the en-
tire system, for the purpose OF refunding
all outstanding loans, Of which there are
many, bearing various rates Of interest.
The new bonds will be four per cent. fifty
years in 81 900 denominations.
Friday, aged forty-one years. He was
born in Prospect, the son of the late Park
er G. and Sarah j. Eaton. The elder Eat
on was for some years the custodian OF
Fort Knox at Bucksport Darrows, where
the family resided. The deceased re-
moved to South Brewer in 1878, where he
has since resided and conducted q farm.
He was brother OF Virgil q. Eaton, edi-
tor of the Bangor Ne,os.
Memorial exercises in honor OF the late
Justice Thomas Il. Haskell OF the su-
preme court were held in the supreme
court room in Portland last Wednesday.
Hon. Henry B. Ceaves, as president Of the
Cumberland bar association, made formal
announcement of the death of the late
Justice, and Hon. William II. Clifford
offered resolutions in behalf OF the assc-
citation. The other speakers were Chief
Justice Wiswell, Hon. Edmund Wood
man and Thomas l.. Talbot.
During shower Friday morning,
the farm buildings OF Nathaniei
Staples, at Eliot, were struck by
lightning and burned. Mr.. Staples,
while attempting to rescue his
stock, was seized with an attack OF heart
disease and died in few minutes. The
contents of the house and barn were con-
sumed, including sixteen cows, 160 tons
of hay, wagons, tools and implements
and fifty barrels of cider and vinegar.
The loss is from IS 900 to $40 600.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1901-08-14
WHEN YOU ARE AWAY. y

grring. a. with blossoms made sweet the glad
day.
But what are all weathers when you are awayf
When the south wind is missin
Those curis Of his kissin,
1ou that make winter red dream Of Mayf
Birds Dreamed Of song, saw the green bganohe,
sway;
But what is all singing when you are awayg
The violots missin
rnose lips OF its hssin.
Tou that make winter red dream Of May9
Frank L. Stanton In Atlanta Constitution.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1901-08-14

EastDrooE-
Leslie, Fri and Lewis Bunker are visit
ing their parents. A. B. Bunker and wife.
The Smith reunion will be held at
Molaases pond Tuesday, Aug. n. All
relatives are cordially invited. II stormy
the next fair day.
Ar11
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1901-08-14
Very Limited.

When that very limited monarch.
Louis Philippe, was asked to pardon
Barbes, he replied, 'sHe has my par
don; now will see if can get him
that of my ministers"
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1901-08-14

Eruptions, cuts, burns, scalds and sores
OF all kinds quickly healed by DeWitt's
Witch Hazel SalVe. Certain cure for piles.
Beware of counterfeits. Be sure you get the
original-DeWitt's WIeaIN & MOORE.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1901-08-14

Loss of appetite is commonly gradual; one
dish after another is set aside. 1t Is one of the
first indications that the system is running
down. and there is nothing else good for It
as Hoods sarsaparilla--the best of all tonies.-
Advf.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1901-08-14

DR.. SETH ARNOLD'S BALSAM is 8 re-
liable remedy for all Bowel Disorders
and the proprietors hereby guarantee every Is
cent bottle to give satisfaction or money re-
funded by any druggist-Adrt.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1901-08-14

A stag party is one to which the little
dears are not admitted.
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-11-03
SALE.
EQUITY FOR SALE

In house :sl6 Lucas ave. being a two-story stock
brick house OF II rooms: in fats Of 4 rooms
down. rooms up. with two baths: hot-water
boilers: lot 25xl35 feet: house rented two fam
lilies: for price and terms
KELLEY & CO., lib Chestnut.
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-11-03
IMPROVED CITY PROPERTY FOR
SALE.

SALE.
one story brick house OF rooms good cellar and
rock foundation; city water; lot 2exlso fee. ror
KEELl.. & CO. lib Chestnut st.
SHERIDAN Ave. 2s32 Near Garrison Ave
Nice two-story stock-brick front house OF rooms.
xl5o feei To- alley 20 feet wiGe: house M rented ed
terms. $500 cash down and So or $50 per month.
For price and card OF admission, see
KELLEY q CO. Ills Chestnut.
s1N-RooM house. with corner lot 5sxi34: two
car lines Isl. Republic.
TENTH st. 25i5 N.-Two four-room mats: rent
SS24; price s2.eco. strodtman Il Strodtman. SSi7
y. Broadway.
~HE best and easiest way to obtain a home is
., 20 puy on monthly payments; We have house
ayes. that we can sell on terms OF $50 cash and
30 month. which includes all interest: the
cellar; can be used as two flats of thrae rooms
@ @ssGn or oy one family; is situated high
porth of Easton ave: a nice home for any one /;
examine same and let me know how IL suits you
cHAS. F. NoGEi. "a Chestnut 81.
. THERE is house Page boulevard. west OF
bIsEd ave. that must be sold and any on. in
search Of big bargain get it II they our
brick InT M, property; Y Is two-story six-room
40 for quitclaim deed for the property; il will
TgSt % Sthing for taxes and interest that is due
Look at it and see Il 1t will suit YOU
CItAs +. NOGEI.. ga Chest nut st.
arIaIGod THOMAS s; ST. g7oo.Twostory brick building
arranged Tor store and three-room fiat; lot I6x7l
ois bargain. 7. D F1ahve. 2sl4 Cass.
WE can offer great bargain in good two-s,orv
famiiies st 2t s Sleven rooms. arranged for two
and Lynch e;s iot ssyIsa 49, petNeen sidney
Call TO see US at once about mis- p@'eu aieS'
~ NOoI-1f1 ~ FISH l123 Chestnut st
WE oner a splendid Residence in ,bo ~, : -
that can be purchased AZ very low n,;c ana r-na no
will inciuda fT,oroa. sAu ~ month"; hic.l
brick. recep,ion baII' "a = STORY ten-room
furnace and ali modern laundry cellar
cnst SFm o .he entire property for what II wnuIi
,eor,E 20 70 ouiid the houss alone and the lot il
uonih SS--,yso. the owner can rent the house hut
Will take good care cf same nsr,st, @ party VINO
you through this property II Won an io,,, S,uM
Tor hcme " SOu Are looking
CHAS = yocrr 60. -
WEST End Cabanna 49, I-----
terms: 81 900 down Rnx siS w. iarge rooms on
DoN 30
WILL sell. or trade for farm r,o5a- -
room brick house 3s5i IJncoln aa''uefn seVen-
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-11-03
REAL ESTATE FOR LEASE

IMPROVED CITY PROPERTY FOR
SALE.
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-11-03
BEAUTIFUL HOME, $3.50.
MORGAN STREET
2943, 2945 and 2947 TO 1851 Easton Ave.
BEST IO.ROON HOUSE FOR IS. 500

In st Louis: all conveuiences; worth 3. 900; de-
tached. Morgan: 500 cash: balance TO suit
monthly: please Investigate.
j. W. KERR, uo n. Ninth st.
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-11-03
5123-29 WESTMINSTER PL.

Two modern ten-room residences. tile bath and
porches. having a front OF 80 feet each; these
houses are two OF the best-built houses in the
city and can be bought for $4,000 apiece.
]. i. EPSTEIN. 61O Chestnu, st
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-11-03
High Grade Inve stme Mt.

l1o9-n-I3 n. vandeventer ave: lot 5oxll5 feet:
ented at s.. 22s per year: pick this up:
ADAM BOECk & CO. 81 Chestnut 81.
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-11-03
REAL ESTATE FOR LEASE.
IMPROVED CITY PROPERTY FOR
SALE.
A Nice Home, $1,000.

No. 435l Mafftt ave-. a HISTORY fve-room
frame dwelling: water. sewer, etc: fine condi-
riOn and nice location.
APPLE * HEMMELMANN REAL ESTATE CO.
SOS Chestnut 81.
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-11-03

ALICE Ave. 2115-Two-story. eight-room brick;
bath and furnace. strictly modern lot 5Oxl25: 10.
500 Strodtman * Strodtman. 36l. y. Broadway.
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-11-03
A SPLENDID INVESTMENT.
3735
Windsor Place.

A Modern, De-
tao h e d Dwelling.
constructed W it b
X e d Stock Brick
and Red Sandstone
of the early Renais-
sanoe style of archi-
lecture, containing
Nine Rooms, Re-
ception Hall, hand
S o mely decorated,
Porcelain Bat h
Sanitary Plumbing,
Beautiful Cabi II c {
NJ a II t els. Copper
Cornice and Gut
ters, Tile R o o f,
Granitoid Laundry
and Cellar-and in
all respects an ele-
G a n t, comfortable
home.
rs Lincoln Trust Bfd1.
'BoyrS Bell. Main s4ls-l.
~ kinloth, C.g39.
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-11-03

AT a Bargan-Seven-room house and sIx-room
fiat on Michigan ave. four blocks east OF Tower
Grove Park: terms to suit. J.. SUlD l-awion
owner.
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-11-03
MUST BE SOLD.
COST $500: TAKE $500.

4452 Elmbank Ave.-A 6-room modern hou-e:
all improvements; must be seen to be appreciat-
ed: owner will show you the house: this Is rare
chance 10 get n home at great bargain: easy
terms Hiidenbrandt e. Noble. 62S Chestnut st.
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-11-03
SOIL Cabanne Ave-, II Rooms,
Snap. Pays Is Per Cent.

Twentieth St. siI-s16-s1s-s2O N.-Four hous'
70 rooms; to close estate. good-payfng inxe'
ment: bargain For particulars call sll Ma
ket St
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-11-03

FRANKLIN Ave- 3ll3-Nice four-room brick
dwelling: all improvements made on reasonabie
terms: nice home for cOlored person. @AdaIi
Weber. 27ll Franklin ave.
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-11-03

BIDDDE ST. l9l5is-Nice two-stOry brick house
OF q rooms in fats of rooms down and rooms
up; lot l7Ns0 feet to an alley; rented to Two
tenants. See KELLEY & Co. lib Chestnut Il.
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-11-03

FRANCIS St CNear Eastonl-Four room brici
house; 40xI2O: make offer. p. J. Cavanaugh
l437 y. Grand
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-11-03

SHERIDAN Ave. 2g32 Near Garrison Ave
Nice two-story stock-brick front house OF rooms
reception hall. bath. hot and cold water; lot 25A.
Nl5" feet 10 alley % feet wide; house rented :
terms. $500 cash down and Sc OF $50 per month
For price and card Of admission, see
KELLEY d co, Ill3 Chestnut.
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-11-03

GARFIELD Ave. 5s05-7-Two hve-room mousse:
owner nonresident: price 81 sO0 also 57lI Garfield
ave. siS-room house: large barn and cehar' lo'
30xl60: 81. 400. - ,..,,,r.>-v
Eastnn
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-11-03

SHAW Ave. -529-On monthly payments: nice
one-story BRICK house OF rooms; good cellar and
rock foundatOn; city water; lot sexle0 fee. tOr
KEY and price call
kf.ELi.. a co. 1II3 Chestnut 81
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-11-03

FRANKLIN Ave - Business property; two
stores: sixteen rooms: yearly rental sl,WO: Will
trade for vacant ground. Caysnaush. 1857 N
Grand.
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-11-03
FOR HOME OR INVESTMENT.
Bea utiful Flat at a Bargain.

2s27 Victor st. 2-story and attic slate-rocf
10-room brick dwelling Of flats. each with hall.
porcelain bath sanitary closet. wash stand, hot
and cold water. laundry. etc: can sell this
for quick sale at $3.50: worth $500 of any
bodys money.
AIPLE & HEMMELMANN REAL ESTATE CO..
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-11-03

GOoDB Ave. 1922 Near North MarketLon
monthly payments; two-story brick house OF
rooms; good stable: lot 50xl37 feet 10 an alley
streets all made; terms $3.50 cash down. balance
monthly: house rented See
KELLEY q co. lll3 Chestnut 81.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-02-28
DENIED BY GOMEZ.
Says storis. Of Unrest Ars Uutrus and
False statement Made.

Tamnn. Feb. %. - General Gomez
visited G1verno- General Wood Tuesday
and assured him that the stories Of an.
re.t aui d satisfaction 40 the continu.
ance Of the United States opposition
was false, aud that hc had bcen misrep-
resented in statements 10 the effect that
b. favored am immediate withdrawal Of
the United States truop- and giving
Cuba absolute Independence. II they
withdrew now, he feared hloodshcd.
Beyond doubt. within 80 DAYS the Gu
bar. would De- Sighting among Thorn.
selves. General Gomez added: II the
Americans were % withdraw today l
would so with them'
General Gomez sid he recognized the
fact that the United States was respon.
sible for tine establishment of a stable
government in Cuba and could not
Withdraw until such "a condition wa
brought about The work Of handing
over the rolns Of government 10 the
nowrcnb.iewasm undertaking mvoly'
ing much time and labor and a large
amount 1f study and experience ON the
part of the Cubans In the work of self
government. The general also said the
element 30 control of the municipalitie.
was mot working in the interest Of the
island. The official. were inexperienced
and could MOT be given free hand. Il
would mean tine destruction and ruina
ton Of turl-luI.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-02-28
PARIS <
WALDROP,
OghRisrs.

WHY Premium Baking Powder b. .
the best made. n is made Of the .
very highest grade OF French Crystal /
Grape Cream uf Tarfer and will. Dr. .
used according 20 directions, take
the place of butter milk and soda or
Will take tho place 0fcrUam uf 'ar'ur
and soda for cakes and can be used
Zoo place OF cream of tartor for angel
food cakes We guarantee Premium
90 bo tine best baking powder ever
made. n mot entirely satisfactory
return empty c8u and got your uou-
Dy back. BE sure tu get Premium
Manufactured hy the Potts Baking
Powder Co. For sale hy John N,
Lawrence d Co. and Cole Bros. 51tt
4 Caldwell special says: Giles
Jones. who came iu ON sunday eyeu-
/ iue and surrendered himself FOR KILL
| ing Gene Mobiles, another negro in
/ the Buzo- bottom, has been corrob-
GRATED in all his statements. Heaud
/ Mobiles had % difficulty over wom-
Ian. Mobiles reached for his pistol to
shoot and Jones stabbed him through
/ the heart. Jones H,d a- once, and
came here tu give himself zap 20 the
officers. These facts were all devel-
op.I at the inquest which was held
here Monday
/ Norwood has swell line Of pants
Tor spring wear t t25u, $3.50, $3.50.
81 and s6. They are elegantly hu-
ish,d and nt perfectly q
| CD. Reynolds ~ Bastrop. a grad.
.uote u pharmacy, is now with NJ
/ %. James.
There will hc % matinee on Satur
day. March o, ut thc oprw house. i"'
.tuc benefit Of the cemetery. u
For fine selected seed corn 400,
sorghum seed call ON Sauudcr- q
Johnson. u
For Salc-Gooi horse, buggy uu,
harness Apply to q. d. Wilson o
,pc, z,
Duny's celebrated pure Nal
Whisky for sale hy Taylor IS Cos. q
Mrs. ". A. Adams Of IT, WORT
is the guest Of Mrs NJ. ". sims.
Mrs. Steele steele Of Navosota wa
u visitor To Bryan yesterday.
Lemp's bottle beer isthe hest made
Sold by all liquor dealers. -
For Sale Choap-A good work mul'
Apply to Walter Lowry. ~
Want 10 buy a second hand SAFE
:. W. buchanan. 20
Marcus Miller returned to HEM
stead yesterday.
Seven room house for rent Appl
TO Mrs riebout. -
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-02-28

SIR. .J.J Adams. ur-.d.u. urtH.
f.. IS Ross ruum.rol u. Daughters
ufm, Coufadaucy. r.Gup-t- rhr Ea-
.I.t. Hu..ue. t.af tu.m.mh.r of
... '.'I..Ia'. especially
.' '..' W.T. - ''-''''. '''''
'''. '''''.' 900 800 '.''"'
PUBLIC HAULING have %
good wagon nnI telm and win da
100 "'"'' '. ''.'''.'- '.' TOD" % '' '''
.s '' GOO '..''.. '..''. Ni''. .' 90
ID. ''1-'" 'l '.-'.''"'' TWO ''''-'
'''' OBJ ''"' '''''-' "
The annual Easter egg hunter viii
Doe given Dog tle ladies of The M''Ho-
dist church. boo tho courthouse yard
saturday before Easter Arakc mi
bread -nle will also take place 'n
that date. -
op Yesterday Taylor d Cox called
Iott.nti,u =, AN immense air of
....- t..-,. t.,.,.t, fr,,, r,,.,t.
county aud now on exhibition 40
! their saloon. The horn, are eject q
iurhe, from Zip to Zip.
"
yr,Iy tailored f-ou.,r, for -priu.
wear lust placed on sale at Nor
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-02-28

Waco. Tex. Feb. 2i.-Erin Gerald,
q year. old. was found IN his room ON
Tuesday. dead, with bullet hole through
his heart. The family wa, temporarily
absent from the house, NO one being
urotcnt except a servant and some
small children. When the report Of the
pistol was heard the servant entered the
room and found the young man dead as
described. He has been suffering a
great deal The deceased was SON of
Colonel G.. B. Gerald, the county judge
Of Mcclellan county.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-02-28

Atoka, l. r.. Feb 2i..-One mile south
south of hera Robert Factor, q boy j,
year, old. wa, shot and killed. Walter
Mcmillan. % boy abont the same age
came Oh town and surrendered. He
was given % preliminary hearing before
Commissioner Rails and was held in the
sum ul $780, The dead boy was par.
uallv pamlvzcd. II wa, said 90 DE- Of
a quarreIslme disposition. The weapon
used WA, "a duubic.barrclcd shotgun, the
charge entering tl. lrit eye aud passing
out nf the hlkuf the head.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-02-28
LOCAL NEWS.

Mi.. Louh Conltor is visiting at
Reagan.
HI. Rutherford OF Austin is in
the city.
House ror rrut Apply go g. +.
Ca-tI,.. '
Prati,.t lime of pants BOO Bryan. ''
Coult'r- "
George NcL.udou l,f for Calvert
yesterday
Charlie V,.m.ro-ky wont 90 Dali
las yesterday
Mr. Van Moor. leH yesterday to
visit 600 Dallas.
Just received at uic, lime of spring
suits. lr CouIf,rs. "
New five room cottage for rrut
Apply toJ f.. Edge. "
Extra copic, of the Morning EarI'
M HasvDIl's book store. 90
Noruoud's for iH-hiudablo sprih.
pant, at amy price you want ~
Lemps bottle beer j. refreshing
and invisorntiug. Call for 10. %
For Reut-Tho house adjoining 90,
home. Apply 90 Mrs NJ. II Webb
Immigration Agent John llownrI
Of the southern Pacific system wa
in Bryan yesterday.
Quality. style and economy are th
merits of the fine line uf spring pant
lust placed on sale at Norwood's.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-02-28

Live Oak. Feb 21-Ieury !. Platt,
a naval store, operator ON the suwanec
river wa. fatally shot bog an unknown
negro. The murderer escaped. Sheriff
Mathis organized a posse and came mp
with hi. man. \ demand 90 surrender
WA, replied 90 with shot, and Sheriff
Mathi, fen mortality wounded. After
being shot down the sheriff opened fire
ON the negro. killing him. The sheriff
a few hour, later died Platt is still
alive, but cannot recover.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-02-28
Foundation of Germany.

Berlin. Feb. 21.-The census taken
Dec. !. 1900, shows the population oi
the empire to be- j6.3ij,olt, of which
21,53l .O67 were males Thirty.thrcc Of
the largest towns have populations Of
over 100000 each or an aggregate of o.
lOS,slL Since 1895 the increase IN the
population has becu about 20 per cent,
tine highest rate Of increase Tor any quin.
qucnnial period during the last 35
wears
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-02-28

Cheyenne. Feb. 25.-Thc worst disas-
ter IN the history Of coal mining In Wy.
oming. since the Amy horror eight
years ago. i- the occurrcnccut Diamond
vil.p. whore 3d miner, pcrishcd and their
charred bodies are still In the mine.
The lives OF an the victims were GER
taiuly extinguishcd within three min
ute, after the fire ginning the ascend
uucy.
The fire is believed 10 be- under con'
irnl
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-02-28
rrn,lncl,I rro,Ines orEanIlsd.

Guiguinto, p. l., Feb 27-The Unit
ID States Philippine commission has ar
rived here from Manila and organized a
provincial government for this province
which, until recently, was controlled by
in agents.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-02-28

Nev York. Feb. -f-ClDfun j. T.
Lgafmu. H year, u.I. 70 civil engineer
and naval architect, o. Washington d..
O.. lau a OLD. Blr.u1.li hotel His
death sas due Co heart failure. He had
been .myiug 100 the hotel for week
aud sunday night complained of ceiling
u- a physician who was called % nt-
tend hmm found that he wa. suffering
from Bright. disease. When the cham
beruaId went 90 his room She found
him sitting BOO chair with a $1,000
check DO bis hands The check was the
price Of patent Mr. Lighthall had sold
a few weeks ago 90 "a railway company
D.ath had uyertukou him while he was
examining DO.