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Smyrna times., 1901-05-29
PUT ROUGH ON RATS IN FOOD.
Earnest DuttOn Gets Heavy Sentence for
His DastardIy Act.

Ernest Dutton, colored, will enioy
the dist inction of receiving the highest
number of lashes ever given in a SEN
tence announced by Chief Justice
Lore. Ernest put rough on rats into
the food at the humble home in Will
mington, where William Ellegood.
his wife Rachel and Joseph Hopkins,
William Gibbs and William Dennis.
boarders, resided, and as a consequ-
ence of eating the food they were
taken i'll. The crime was committed
about March 97th, and all the victims
except Gibbs, recovered in few days.
Gibbs is still in the Delaware Hospital
under treatment.
This was buttons sentences:
Five thousand dollars fine.
One hour in pillory.
Sixty lashes.
-Four years imprisonment.
Cost of case.
Smyrna times., 1901-05-29
FEDERATION CLUB WOMEN
ELECTED STATE OFFICERS
INTERESTING SESSION OF DELAWARE CT UB
WOMEN CLOSES AT WILMINGTON.
State Federation Elects Officers aud Hears
Male Speakers.-Smyrna will Entertain
the Federation Next Year.

The ladies who went up to Whining
ton to attend the meeting of Delaware s
Women's Clubs, spoke in the highest
terms OF the enjoyment of the occasion
and the warmth of the hospitality ex-
tended to them.
At the annual election of officers for
the State Federation of Woman's Clubs
the following were chosen:
President, Mrs. Beniah Watson. of
Dover; Vice Presidents, Mrs. Jona-
than S. Willis, Milford; Mrs. X. E.
COoch, Seaford; Mrs. L. C.. Vande-
grlft, Wilmington; Record Secretary,
Miss Sarah Cannon, Bridgeville; Fed
GRAFTON Secretary, Miss Annie Ellison,
MiddletOwn; Treasurer, Mrs. J. E.
Hoffecker, Smyrna; Directors, Miss
Mabel ConnOr, FELTON,; Mrs. Joseph
jenkins, Wyoming; Miss Alice Hast
ings, Delmar; Miss Clara J. Van
Trump and Mrs. E. G. Robinson.
Wilmington.
Governor HUM, George F. Bower
man, librarian of the Institute Library
and Professor George w. Twitmeyer,
Superintendent Of Public Schools, ad-
dressed the Federation and the meet
ing closed Friday evening with an en-
tertainment.
The ladies of Smyrna extended an
invitation to the Federation TO hold its
Annual Meeting here year hence and
it was accepted. As the delegates will
be entertained by the members of the
Twentieth Century Club, it viii be an
important event socially, to say moth
ing of the public meetings.
Smyrna Twentieth Century Club.
There will be a meeting of the Twen-
tieth Century Club on Friday next at
$3.50 o'clock, when the new officers will
be formally installed and the reports
from nc Stats Fcjeyati.n WI. be
read.
Smyrna times., 1901-05-29
CHEERFUL FLAG RAISING
At SMYRNA HIGH SCHOOL
BEAUTIFUL SILK FLAG, ISxI5 FEET, FOR.
MALLY FLUNG TO THE BREEZE.
Interesting Program Given by School Chill
dreu. Inspiring Songs Sung and Timely
Remarks Made by Principal Burdette.

The "Flag Raising" of a new flag at
the Public School building on Friday
afternoon to take the place of the one
flung to the breeze some years ago
was a matter of great interest to the
Scholars, and altogether a success, to
the number of visitors of the town who
assembled on the occasion with
them. Three o'clock found the child
rem punched together, when Walter
.. Hotfecker mounted a box to lead
them in rendering some National airs.
assisted by cornet and several vio-
Inns.
The following was the Program.
Singing,
Prayer'-Rev. Mr.. Corkran.
Recitation, Flag.-Jacob Of
fey Winford
Singing,-Star Spangled Banner.
Essay,-The Origin of the Stars and
Stripes, Miss Bessie Mlddletown.
rks,-Principal j. P. Burdette.
Slnging,-Red, White and Blue,
1t was expected that Robt. H. Rich
ards would make the address, but he
was busy as Deputy Attorney, General
IN Court at Wilmington and could not
get of. Principal Burdette in a short
address however took his place, ex-
planning the difference as decided ON
the battle field of Gettysburg of strong
government by the people, and one
made up, of an aggregation of
States H9 emphasized the fact that
obedience to law was the dominant
feature in National life as obeying she
rules was to the success of a school.
In singing the ''Red, White and Blue"
at the end of the first verse the loop
that held the flag together was losened
by jerk of the halyards, and it was
thrown out to the breeze a thing of
beauty, the children at the same time
waving flags held in the hand in sing
ing the two remaining verses. This
IS beautiful one 1sby Is feet, and the
top Of the staff was nearly 80 feet high.
Smyrna times., 1901-05-29
REVISION OF PRESBYTERIAN CREED.
Debated In the General Assembly, II was Car,
rled by Overwhelming Majority.

The "Creed" question has been
warmly debated in the General Assem-
bly, of the Presbyterian Church in
Philadelphia, the past several days
for and against revision. Monday a
vote was taken and ths revisionists
won by a decided majority SO we
shall have revised ~ereed after the
u est n .of 49, gear hence.
Smyrna times., 1901-05-29
WILL PUNISH ELECTION FRAUD.
Republicans VIII See That Elections are
Conducted Fairly on Saturday.

Both the Union and Regular Re-
publican First District Committee
held their regular meetings Monday
night and completed arrangements
for the election on Saturda;y-;+;a--7Tv11.
mington.
AT tne Gnnon Republican meeting a
resolution was adopted directing the
members of the committees in the var
ious wards to report all fraud to the
chairman of the committee. He will
report the matter to Attorney General
Fl. Fl. Ward, who says that he will
prosecute the offenders.
In previous elections gross frauds
have been practiced. Voters were in
timidated, stamps were changed and
every thing possible done to keep the
Republicans from winning.
Smyrna times., 1901-05-29
ASBURY NJ. E. SUNDAY SCHOOL
Special Committee Appointed TO Expend Sis
for the Purchase of New Volumes.

Special Committee Appointed TO Expend Sis
for the Purchase of New Volumes.
Rev. Vaughn S. Collins, Superinten-
deRt L. nj. Price, and the SUNDAY
School 'G0mmittee composed Of J p
Burdette, Mrs. John P. Hudson and
W. o. Hoffeeker, rsSe been appointed
special committee to spend $115.Oo to
replenish the school library of fAsbury
NJ. E. Sunday School.
Next Sunday will be Children's Dsv
with Asbury NJ. E. Sunday School
and interesting exercises will be held
in the morning. In the evening Pas
tor Vaughan s. Collins will preach
special sermon to the Sunday Schot
children.
The Love feast of Asbury NJ. E.
Church will be held Sunday morning
June 10th. at $50 O'Clock and the
Quarterly Conference Friday evening
June 14th at 7.45.
The "Childrens Day" services foT
the circuit will be on the 9th of Junes
Friendship in the morning, Severson's
in the afternoon, Jerman chapel at
night.
Smyrna times., 1901-05-29
BAND OF HOPE ENTERTAINMENT.
Excellent Program Arranged by the Little
Folks for Tomorrow Evening.


The little folks of the Band of Hope.
have arranged program to be given
at the Smyrna Opera House to morrow
evening, which promises to be a most
interesting affair. Under the direction
q the good women of the ". G. T. u,
,,hey have been rehearsing faithfully,
and they aie hoping for large atten-
dance to assist them in furthering the
cause Of temperance. Doors will be
open at Up. m. and the curtain will
rise half hour later. A nominal ad-
mission Of 10 cents will be charged.
There will be no reserved seats. Fol-
lowing is the program to be renderd:
Motion Song.
1st Psalm.-Prayer.
Song-"Hov They Grow"
Opening Exercises.
song Keep Step"
Recitations-"0 Dollies.".
................ Fourteen Little Girls.
Recitation-''V Voters" ~ Roy Tucker.
Violin Duet. Rebecca Collins,
Dialogue-"L Little Soldiers, ;, ...... ~
Recitation 1.-The Blue and Black aud Grey''
................. Miss Mildred Start
Violin Solo" "Narclssus, ........... Nevin
Miss Nina Prettyman. Miss Elizabeth
j. Collins at the piano)
Recitation Defense of the Liquor Traffic.
...................L Lewis Cairl Price
Recitation--'' Don't "....... Pauline Sipple
Dialogue Aunt Kittie's Shopping -.
........................ -Four girls
Recitations- ...................B Boys
Recitation Hiawatha's ChIldhood".
...................R Rebecca Collins
Dialogue" Unjust SuspicIon," Six Girls.
Violin Solo-''The Coquette" Taylor
Miss Nina Prettyman. Miss Elizabeth
J. Collins at the piano.)
......................H Howard Arnett
Flag Drill.
GOOD Night, "..................E Earl Grant
Smyrna times., 1901-05-29
SOCIETY FOR PROTECTING BIRDS.
Annual Meeting Of the Delaware Audubon
Society In Wilmington.

The annual meeting of the Delaware
Audubon Society was held in. Whining
ton on Saturday, in the Friends Meet
ing House, Fourth and West streets
The reports Of the secretary and treas
urer were read. Mrs. w. s. Hilles's
report showed membership Of 512.
The society has been in Existence thir-
teen months. The law passed by the
recent Legislature to protect birds was
read and comments made concerning
il. II was decided to have a number
Of cards containing the law printed
distributed in the city and state and
hung in the parks and other public
places A reward viii be offered by
tha association for information leading
81 :. :. :. 4. - =.
Smyrna times., 1901-05-29
PRESBYTERIAN CHILDRENS DAY
Despite the lnclement Weather Interesting
Exercises We're Held at Presbyterian
Church Sunday Morning.

The Presbyterian Church held it's
Children's Day Exercises on Sunday
morning but did not have a large at
tendance owing to the dissagreeable
weather. However the weather did
not seem to interfere with the success
OF the services, an ex tremely interest
ing program being rendered. The
church was beautifully decorated with
flowers and potted plants, the space
about the altar being almost hidden
with profusiOn of roses and carna-
tions.
An orchestra Of five pieces furnished
music for the occasion. Those com
posing 1t were: Mrs. F. F. Evans, or
ganist; Miss Grace Lloyd, Mr.. Edward.
Beck, violins; Mr.. George Rose, from
bone, and Mr.. W. G. Anthony, cornet.
Superintendent George w. Taylor
had charge of the exercises. The
school marched by classes from the
Sunday School room into the church
and were seated on the front benches,
the orchestra playing during the
march. The following program was
then rendered:
Smyrna times., 1901-05-29
Systematic Study Of the Scriptures.

The American Society for Religion
Education will meet in Asbury NJ. E.
Church, Smyrna on June 10th and Goth
under the management of Rev. j. e.
Gilbert d. d. of New York to awaken
an interest, in systematic, study of the
scriptures. Other churches will be in
vited to send representatives.
Smyrna times., 1901-05-29
Forty. seven Years oId To.dax.

The Smyrna Times celebrates, to
day, its 47th anniversary, having beer
founded in 1854 by r. d. Heffecker
the present editor As dispens
Of local and state news, there is
better than the Times.
Smyrna times., 1901-05-29
Postmaster Msgesr Injured.

In descending a back stairway on
Saturday at his residence, Postmaster
Megear, when four or FIVE steps from
the bottom, slipped and so twisted his
back in the fall, that he was unable to
attar.5., business until TODAY.
Smyrna times., 1901-05-29
Yale Lockers For the Hose Room.

The rooms of the Hose Company will
tie completed this week by the con-
tractor. Frank Boyer. A new feature
is Locker fQy each fireman, who will
carrv~sw he key.
Smyrna times., 1901-05-29

preciated by the audience, his remarks
being in perfect harmony with the oc-
casiou. He dwelt with particular en-
phasis on the relations that should
properly exist between the Sunday
School and the Church, and carefully
explained how the interests of the two
were united.
Smyrna times., 1901-05-29
District School EIeclIos.

The School election for the conatry
districts Will take place ncxs saturday
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-03-30
TEXAS LEGISLATURE.
The House Refuses 10 ReScind the
Adjournment Resolution.
AN EXTRA SESSION.
The Governor Notifies the House lie
win Call One In August-Num-
erOus Bills Disposed Of by
the Lower House.

Austin. March 29.-The Texas legis.
lature had busy day yesterday The
house voted down motion to rcscind
the joint resolution 20 adjourn ON April
o aud unless some unexpected action is
taken the legislature will adjourn ON
that date
The governor has notified the house
that II the Legislature adjourned uu
April o. he would call a special session
in August for the purpose Of making
appropriations for two years, beginning
on Sept next, and also for the pur
pose Of reapportioung the state into
congressional. senatorial. representative
and judicial districts
The house had a stormy session and
at times the chairman was unable C.
keep order
Many bills were finally passed and
engro,-ed by the house Among those
finally disposed OF were:
I Prohibiting bhckli,ting.
Providing that in appeals from jus
tees aud other inferior courts 10 the
county commissioners court IN Grim
iual cases. the defendant shall De TO-
quired 20 give only am appearance bond
Comforting police powers over rail
roads upon the railroad commission.
Requiring disinfeetion Of vessels ar
irving at amy port IN the state.
Fixing the legal weight Of peaches
apples and tomatoes per bushel
For the relief Of Greer county teach
ers.
Providing for information Of mutua
fire insurance companies.
Numerous local bills were also passed
Bill relating 90 the extension of Oh
. city limits of lAmpaas.
4 Bill authorizing the city Of Bryan
: sell certain property.
a Bill providing a road system for Rus
4 and Brazos counties
r Bill extending the time for paymeI
# Of taxes in the storm stricken counts
j. till Feb !, 1902.
Bin relating 70 the Twenty.SecoI
judicial distric.
i. Bin providing a road system for Ora
& on county.
Z The senate finally passed the Go
land bill, moving the lease line furth
q west with some amendments.
X Mr.. Lloyd secured the engrussme
Q and final passage Of hi, bill requir
Y persons who have been exposed 20 sma
q box 90 bc yaCcinated.
Y Mr. Harri, Of Bemr, had engross
9 and finally passed bis bill creating
4 state board of cmba.m.ng.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-03-30
]. c. WILCOX.

Mr.. J. c. Wilcox died Wednes.
day, March 81, at 1880 a. m, at
his home near lola, and was
buried Thursday morning at 10
o'clock. Mr.. Wilcox got fall
about two weeks ago, and from the
injury then received, combined
with typhoid pneumonia, his
death ensued. Mr.. Wilcox was a
brother Of Mr.. +. 5. Wilcox OF
Bryan, and leaves a wife and four
children. He had a host OF
friends and his funeral was large
~ attended.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-03-30
NEWs lN BRIEF.

From many parts Of New York stat,
heavy floods are reported.
Emperor William will be well guard.
ed hereafter when he makes n public
appearance. Four guards ON bicycles
win accompany him and the coachmnn
and footmnu will auy revolvers
A clerk IN jewellery store at kann'
CITY Boa. been arrested for the robbery
of 5000 worth Of diamonds and fol
threatening 10 kidunp his employer
son
A jack the Ripper has been ARRESTED
I'm Blyuria and has been proven guilt
OF several shocking murders.
Detroit capitalists have organized
gold mining company 90 develop tn
mines IN the state Of Oaxnca, Mex
Tho Elks at Detroit Mich, have lni
the cornerstone of % l3-story temple.
Tho landscape painter Gain, died
| Nice, Italy.
Another heavy snow storm preynil'
throughout Colorado Wednesday
one Missouri editor has challong.
another 10 fight a duel according TO %
French code. The trouble grew out
recent utterances in their respective ?
pers
3 The United States supreme court ID
denied the application Of AleAand
. Mckenzie, imprisoned in California 1
I contempt in connection with Alask
, mines in his petition for habeas corp
Mr.. Dewitto, the Russian minister
finance, will probably be made imper'
chancellor in few years.
Assistant United States Attorn
General Peck has decreed that the Ph
n delphia Record shall be disposed OF
= public sale to settle claims amount
n to over g., 900, 900,
4 A new packing house will DO est
hshed at san Antonio, Tex.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-03-30
NOTICE

Obituaries. accounts ul society
events and other matters that inter-
cat only limited number Of people
cannot be- given space grntuiious'ly
M The columns ~ the Eagle. Ihis
Includes obituaries written by
friends Of deceased, resolutions pub
lished by lodges, accounts Of private
entertainmonts. suppers, etc. This Is
moi Intended 10 entirely bcbar notices
Of such matters. The publisher, 3t,
pleased to have these matters chil,u
TO their attention for appr"pflhl'
notice In the paper either by per
sonal request. note or telephone, pul
long articles 0f the class mentioned
cannot be- printed without charge az
for advertisements or other matter'
Of interest to only few persons
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-03-30
STARS AND STRIPES.
Two ION. Ordered Tor TEE Of the rasrto
Rlcan. on Fourth Of Juiy.

Ricans on Fourth Of Juiy.
Chicago. March 29-American flags
neal a wo tons-have been contract
cd for Chicago, with rush ORDERS ~
that ON laly 4 the red. white and blue
may hutier from every schoolhouse IN
Puerto Riao. teaching the lesson Of In
dependentAD TO young and old alike
IN the island The plans Of the govern
ment are that by the end Of the year
the flag will be- a familiar sight 10 the
towns and villages Of the Philippines.
The order Of the government calls
Tor flags Of all sizes-Small ones, that
the school children can wave from win
d1ws or carry through the streets and
into their homes. and large ones 20 tioat
from hag.tatls aud building roofs over
the heads OF marching troops and citi'
gems un the day they are learning 10
celebrate. Each island protype Of the
little red schoolhouse will have COM
plete outfit of the national flag There
will Boz Gag. for tho pupils "a flag 10 drap,
above the teachers desk and a flag u
Huttpr over the schoolhouso yard.
This purpose Of the government II
| Washington IN giving this order 70 30
cure sufficient flags 20 supply ever
place on the island devoted 20 educa
/ rou purposes that patriotism may b
installed in the minds Of tine pupils, by
sight 10, well rs by teaching
Similar arrangements, 10 Is under
stood. are underway for the placing Of
large order OF flngs for the Philippines
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-03-30

Chattanooga. March 25.-Thc y. B.
Forrest camp of Confederate Veterans %
preparing a new constitution aud 10y
laws, which will allow all sons anc
grandsous Of Confederate veterans e
become members Of the organization
An effort will be- made 20 have the con
vcntion no Memphis IN May adopt the
plan 30 as 20 make 10 o national law OF
the organization. It is thought this II
adopted, may merge the organization o
Son, OF Veterans into the United Con
fedcrato Veterans and dissolve tho indi
yidualty OF the Sons camps
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-03-30

Phoenix, A. r., March 2o.-lt is re-
ported that "a party of gold seekers were
ma.ucrcd hy Coris Indians ou the rs
land of Tnbur0u IN the Cult of Cahtor
mia Two weeks ago Sis Mexican pros
pact0r- lelt rep1pa ou the west coast o
Moyico Ia "a small boat and went e
Tiburun island iu search of gold. Pedro
ParquIlb, one of the party, has reached
the mainland iu small boat uud re
ported % fierce fight with Che Indians
He escaped and boz believe, his com
paniuns were killed
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-03-30

The Texas Legislature has spent
weeks Of tedious debate over the
bill TO Establish an industrial
school for girls. This subject has
been before the people Of the state
for two years and'h been thor
oughly discussed, and the wishes
Of the people perfectly understood.
There was no necessity for spend
ing more than two days in consid-
ering the matter. The question
Of its location is the feature that
has unproitably consumed the
time Of the two houses. More
than a dozen places want the In
stitution, and each place has two
or more champions on the floor
who would rather see the measure
defeated than that the location
should 60 elsewhere lfthese wise
(or otherwise men had the inter
est of the State and the girls "a
heart, they would only CONSIDER
the suitability Of the location, an,
the greatest amount Of facilities "a
the least cost 70 the State. Blu
the ways of our ieliberatiye hodie
are inscrutihle, and sometime
whimsical. Farm and Ranch.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-03-30

Austin. March 2o-rhe senate anti
liquor bin BE- missing This bill which
is designed Co prevent the shipment of
liquor into local option precincts. wn
pending business On second reading
when the senate adjourned "Wednesday
night when the senate began worh
Thursday the bin was not found Prob
ably DC has been mislald aud may yet
be fUuud
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-03-30

st. Petersburg. March 2o-lt Is prob
able the Russian. Chinese Mnnchurinn
treaty viii not be signed before Monday
or Tuesday 40 the earliest. The delay
Is due 90 the dilatoriucss Of the Chinese
government or 90 the natural difficult
dc, of communication between tho Chi
ne,e court. Pelln and st. Petersburg.
| II J., believed tho iudispo,iti0n OF Yang
| Yu. the Chinese minister at 50. Peters
/ burg. will not prevent him from going g
/ the foreign Office when invited Co do 80
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-03-30

Nashville. Murch2o Forbes biyouao
United Confederate Veterans of Cmrss
vile, is seeking membership iu the Ma
tionnl Guards and their efforts probably
will De- successful II the programme
il carried out Forbes bivouhc viii b
the third organization of ex.Coniedcr
atc- IN the south 20 DO made part Of th'
national guard
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-03-30
cna.h,rKlan.rlng Case.

Omaha. March 29-James Callahan
waiy.d preliminary hearing BOO the dis.
r.ef court today ou % revised come
pHut iu connection with the Cuduhy
hdmplug ou-a. Tho trial wus SEQ i1i
Anil 30 Callahan lawyers, 30 is said
viii on,r as testimony the deposition of
II q. Henderson the Dallas man who.
itisallegad. has confessed 90 thc COIN
p.lgity iu abduction
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-03-30

Buffalo. March 80 Cancer is caused
hy ana animal parasite, which we have
identified and lueitcd in the New IorA
cancer laboratory, said Prof II X
GAYLORD VI the University ot Buffalo
who hu, clmrge OF that laboratory. a
peculiar feature concerning this para
Site d. the length of time that b. required
90 develop culture and this Prof Gay
lord said. accounted for the failure &
fully identify Dc before.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-03-30

Funston deserves all the honors
he is likely TO receive as a reward
for the capture Of Aguinaldo. He
is daring military genius and
will doubtless io'tle many plodders
Of the regular army out Of the line
of promotion.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-03-30

Pittsburg, March 2o-The coal min.
ers 90 tha PIttsburg district in cluyen'
ton ratified the wage scale signed last
week hy the wage committee. TIN, ac
tiou insures steady employment for more
than 10000 men iu this district for Oh,
coming year
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-03-30

The capture Of Aguinaldo affords
Dewey another opportunity TO get
into the papers. Dewey, it will be
remembered, is the man who sunk
the Spanish feet in Manila bay
and subsequently, took wife, had
a home given to him and INDUCED
in presidential aspirations.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-03-30

Washington, March %. Chief Will,ie
of the secret service, has announced
that a new aud improved issue OF coun'
terfeit g. silver certificates series oil
1899. portrait Of Indian Chief Onepapa'
discovered Oct 3 1900, has appeared IN
circulation. The check letter aud plate
number has been changed from b 20 70
40
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-03-30

Wilke,blrre. Pa. March 2o.--Ihe exc
ecutye board Of the anthracite district
and President Mitchell OF the United
Mue Workers are holding am executive
session Before the meeting Mr. Mitch
40 said the chances were there would
bs uD strike.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-03-30

Atlanta, March 29-The street com
mittce Of the city council has decided u
change the name Of Church street Of
which the new Carnegie library is at
uated 10 Carnegie Place.