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DL II ID.

ALEXANDER At Princeton y. ). on Tue>day.
oct ~ iyJi. Jsne'te only daughter oi tho
late Nev Ur Archibald Alexander. IN tho
hsth ycar ui her age
Funeral services wul be he'd ~ the second Pres
b,terAn church. Princeton. On Thursday.
oct 81. Ispi. ~ oclocK In the Atieuoou.
pKNoE-At SAransc LAkc. y Y. sunday
oct u. IeOi. Ueorge " pryO-. jr., Son of
George " Dcvoe Of Ios Cottage At, Jersey
CITY Heigh,s Aged ~ years
Relatives and friends are invhsc TO at tend the
funeral services THURSDAY oc. 81. isll.
AtoSD o'clock y N. Ct the simpson NJ
Churrh. Central Av, near hobossn sy. Jersey
Ciiy Heights
HALt-M Nulhury Mass. on Tuesday. oct
~ 1901 Al hs residence. Hrnry G., son ~ nf
Asahd Hall AMI CA'hanne Ruu-n wander
bafgh. late of PoughserPsic, In the Nd year
of bis Ase.
Ir,crmrut In Poushle.psi. Rural Cemetery
on Friday Nov l. isni. on arriyAi o'.S =
usin from Albany.
uARRiSDN At New Haven. Conn. si his home
o1 Tu-sday pct. ~ Is'l. h-np u. hArnson
former Governor Of tBc Sisis Of Connocticut
iu thr sist year ~ he 49,
IuneraI ,~r,ic-s gill b. h'ii n Trinity CaurcA.
NeS Haycn. on fndsy sr-rnoun Nov. l.
tsoi. a. . o.c.ocs
NItUs A. Hed'ord Part on "Wednesday. oct
o. tsu suddeny. a. hH homs Nathaniel
Mar,tsu. yo4nr-si son 81 Nurs~ Wstsnn
and Isafffl Mrtr Nuss. th lis isiu ysAr
Iun,raI fr1n thc houss on saturday Ansrueoh.
~, ? Is,i 81 hNf pest Kindly omit
nHstfs
ROM pr "Wednesday urt - tsni Ctu-s Rhfl
,uusu. l..HetaI Arg0uunr H-nIhHC
Iur.rsI ssr,toss I'd 4is lats rssidrne. a. Central
I.ar. utst on trIda, No, O. ip1l. atsAM
s.HTI t,u NrIar,laf prf - tsni. suddruly
81 be- trsarurr. "a N.st attr st Nargaf~t
dsusutsi af th, Iats Wulan snd Ilifahrth
uHHs r|uU
NUf.I 90 fuurfai tfrHauHf
The sun., 1901-10-31
MISS COsTON ~ BUSINESS.
She J. Now the ActNe Head Of the Com-
pany That Mskes the Cosion slEusis.

In 1870. when Benjamin Franklin Coston
was 10 years old and ~as In the Washington
Navy Yard. he had many talks with Com
modores stockton and stewart about
night signals at SEA. The result was that
he nttsd up a laboratory and set about tho
work Of making what are now known a.
the Coston signals. which are In Use pr"tiy
much all over the world and aro not con-
fined to the sea and lakes alone, hut are
utilized 10y railroads. telegraph companie-
and OF her concerns for purposes that wen"
not dreamed - by the inventor when he
began his work.
leaving his inventions not fully Developed,
aud his wife. knowing his formula and
plans continued whore he LETT on and ir
turn transmitted tho inventions 10 her SON.
the late William y, Coston. who carmel
on the husinc-. until August last, when
no died as the result 81 an Explosion IN his
laboratory on Staten leland Mr. toston
transmitted the formula and pai"uts 10
his daughter. Miss Alnc II Co-'on, Who IA
81 years old
Mis- C..,nn was a, hrs, disposed 10 -rll
t-ring n spirited young woman. -" took
a ss.cond thought On tho matter. Win me
result that she rcachcd 10" c"nol'i~ion
that iher~ was no reason whv siF -h'uth
not carry On tho husin"~s l,"rr"H !"
this end she organized n stock COMPANY
v-o-ntlv aud with several inemi-'rr ~
har family NJ sharrhold''fs and ~pri'orai"
offSss.r- ts cspnducf ins th" h,isin'--s hri- ~
coming r-sularlv 20 her one tn New g
and maintaining a g-u-rnl oversight ~ w
~.orl. and laboratory On Siai"u l-lani
Tnys prinriule - tho tpsiun tlcfihl J. =
s.ri,-s e dir-r~ni onlor~d hrhts. hurnri
tr sucss-ssiun from fhe SAM CaftfhtF'
IT, diraf,rut Alternate cnmhiuhiiHtls "l
cslsf correspond g. numisr~ in c'o'
l...k aud iiasfvui csie lspiss arr mod
g. eslfnm~rcinl ard naval fhif~. - iail-
fusds fuf telegraph lines. tuf iif' W.
.-,t,,, .-y,te.. 90 tl~ iakr MARINE. iuf
ii .~.r.-u, Yacht alulls. 90 80 hrrlilu. q ni'.
thr Natiuusl Oua ID snd so iuffh
Me- G0sf 90. hAo ofirf rnrfuis'f~ ~ ~
family. has i--.n lHuuEh ui- q" sr"" 'iH'
l~,sif-.-. thurnughly snt in s'uaflng l"s
t..frlfIrf sl.rr,s. = iaf rnfsHff A. risHfI.iHi
The sun., 1901-10-31
uro NctRrp >,o, No D.u,Grs
suit .f Dr 'sls-d ,g sip.i Ir-d-rict a
ueaua Bisniss 81.

A. huiomsi'' oa-s iu whirh ~ G~prrn
" ,aUlrd ~ Sfraff.fi. Conn su-d &C.
81 s,n "a arlaFrs zee T-.r-luH' iulurls frHm
Irvirri.a e. h,ar'. saau ~ the lafo Affrsl
R.ac'I. fsufrsrior ~ t'lr so,oanar AsssT1-
,au r.-iiI-i i-.iHro Ju-iifs' Mncls'an of ~.
slTTruu tDur sssfsrda, boz vfdics fuf
CO., hHfruuaHr
fr tHIHfI hri fiiHf angi'ed frrnn ~.
...f NF Na"f. Uuf..fIl..iaH cams usufs
s..rI. On" h.rH raU UsHs uud lh
..afi hunF HiI. f.H friis aI.d zee iIur1
~ islal sa.i. ''aaI fIF huinfssi .iif saf
trt.rssrIs fsHIduHrs. Hul i.ad 60 saus
fnrIfa tT flr tf|fHr tir hurHs NJ
Hrsl.. rfnfHsHl 90. fuI.silaiaHf if fis tirls
UI fis. soF.l auf e.fI tH iiH a--iHiaius~
f.f lr t.IIarl
The sun., 1901-10-31
MIST PAY HISBtNUS ramon,
Z oI. Dick enson's wuc Bound Here by the
statute of Illinois.

Under the laws - Illinois the Appellate
Term of the supreme Cour' decided y"-''r-
day. wife l. jointly indebted With h"r
husband for the payment of a hill Tor his
clothing
Thn suit was brought by George W.
Mathews A Co tailors Of Chicago. 90 rc-
cover sioo for wearing apparel furnished
10 John I. Dickensou IN Chicago on Dec p.
1874
Col Dickenson now residcs AZ the lor-
raine, Forty fifth street and flfth avenue
Ha was Secretary of tho Worlds Fair Com
mission at Chicago IA lsaJ.
BpStlee Col DtCkeuson his wfo sarah
DrCkenfon wac named a. defendant TIE
lower court di-tnissa'd the action a. 10 her
The opinion of the Appellate Term.
which II written 10y Justice McAdan, holds
that A. the contract was mad" la Illinois,
whcr- all parties then resided. IA" statutes
Of thnt Stat" apply, and our courts viii
enforce bshility under them. The court
rrfcrS To "a statute Of Illinois which makes
husband and wife jointly responsible for
tho eEJcn-ss of the family and 10 n decision
holding that the husbands clothing com"s
under The terms. cNp"nses of the family. A
new trial II ordered
The sun., 1901-10-31
NAY IRWIN'S LAST SFtSON.
On tho stage since = thiid and Win Wei
como Her Freedom.

B.LrIMoRE, Md. oct 80 May Irwin
= about 10 retire from the stage and the
pr,.~,nt Is her last season. this being tho
fir, public announcement of an intention
that has been In her mind for over a year
In her DRESSING room al the Academy
while tho preparations were In progress
for the third act of 'MAdgo smith she
raid
L would have retired a year ago hut for
INV cnutrac'- number stil remain
10 l.e cumpletsd and then | shall b" fr,'e
| shall certainly. - far a. human purIu-'
cnn 20. never act again after the pr,~-'ut
e.a-nn | have he-sn on th" stage ever
sine. ! was n v"srs old. and this j. why
many persons think | am old"r than i-
really tho oaSc have passed through
an enormous afaauut of hAfd work and
would hk" 20 enjoy a rect for the remainder
af my life
The sun., 1901-10-31
.m.m.,,,,s n.rn nur,-a

HtrFaIn. urs D. Tiis asnr-i- attstirr
tn nlling q suinnsl,is'. vIib Esssirur
~sfs illsiratssi isav lss. u|EHf ~h"n th~
lafu ~ tiin Netai. tumIaHt - AmsHr0a
o. q tArf 1us- vas ,irff.fsssi if hir sni
80 Oaffiafts urrfh o. issI uHarH Nrsrtf.
lls uigh uafHiIusar wHs tiling ffaH iat.Ns
eifH "a. hsIHs. afld vale uhHr te HII..f
80 fl.-.s.a.# saw al W. - hI. 81. fh.HiH
LINN 80 tis - ard lssrssIf has IHr tilr
lui'tiug A - r fiaHrr uat ~ .lHHu q .'iis a.
A. ,-iuu z I..rtsf ~ go iasatIrr Hw Hf ffr
kse.fai tarfst 81 raaHifflr ffufssi utfistsi
"a larlI "a si.si-d islI o. sac 80 tiysrsd
The sun., 1901-10-31

ATTFRBURY -poDGE.-ln 81 Pauls church.
Paterson y ; on Wednesday, oct ~ 1901.
BY the Rev David stuart Hamilton. Robert
Rennic Attsfbury ~ Eleanor Goodwin Dodge
daughter of Mt and Ms. Frederick Nrvins
Dodge.
ROHERTSON MARSH on Wednesday. oct oo
1901 at Fast orange y. J.. by the REV. John
Patterson. ID. william Francis Robertson
60 Josephine Nichols Marsh, daughter Of
Joseph u Marsh.
The sun., 1901-10-31
rHirs o> oL,Dr LINE rirR.
saaEht With the Gsods' Ai SAILING Tme
and ueld for rral

Iisnry Hardy. y u"Eru cN-cunvic, vas
arrr.isd ~ the Cvtr lu" pirr yesterday
Ju.i l.afsro 'h~ dsfiarut" 20 thn Steamer
iau.ruole fuf Thar s.sfup. il~teCtl,s--
l-'s-1n and Ar,-iv -a~ hifn caTytne away
a vutuans raglan svsai auI lnHihrr las
11sr csAi t-rlaugt.l to Mi-- " / ksit 90
JhcksonNiiir ara th. lag tu Mr. laura
Iluwsnn e thafls=fuu Ms Rcd v'1ssii
.ilr sliiod lsf' lasf sssaI v.tI tnr steamship
agent 60 10 us-si o. sNl1"ucv aFaiu-i
I.uIv a. wss lssld g. ffIaI
The sun., 1901-10-31
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lmtn,sfati,u Cuuuissi1nr tI'rtir ~ss
,...fs..i v.-tsrisf D., a. Tr,,asurY o..
,..rt -. ,if ffnf r &c.. llilHi fu erlHff
il.a tiaftss,I tirrusn NaitrF 81 ffrfffN
arftsssf ffsiru t.ur.I- aud tinisitifHi co..
t.of,a.riH 81 titr fa.Ha h.as' un uilr a. .'iita
iiai flrif ssfklass StFr rsIIif s'afsi i"i W
lisftna
The sun., 1901-10-31
gosi 0ftitt Hottie.
POsT OFFICE NOTICE.

tshouid be rrad DAILY by all Interested -
changes may occur Of any timcl
Foreign mails for the week ending Nov. ., 1901,
will close d'HOMPTLi IN all cases. Al the General
Pos once ~ follows PARCELS POST NAILS
close one AouF SdFlisr then closing time shown
below rarrelS Post mails for Germany Close ~
y Monday and Wedns sdAy,
ksyu.@t ana supplementary mails close ~ fof.
ssn tsaBca bAlf hour later than closing tune shown
belag ~ ~pt that supplemcniarg mails for Europe
ar Central America. Via Colon. close one houf
lE,sf At kpr4gn branch.
TRANSATLANTIC MAILS.
THURSDAY At .S 4. N. fot EUROPE, per
steamship deutschland, via Plymouth. Cher.
bOurs and Hamburg tmau for france must DO
directed per steamship deutschland hlA.h
for FRAME SMll LEiLANU ITALY, SPAIN,
IORTC GAL. TURKEY. EGllr, GREECE
BRlTlSH INDIA and LOKENZO MARQUEE.
Ncf steamship la Champagne, Via HAvro
than iof other part OF Europe must be d..
rec, Ell per steamship Ia Champagne at
So i II. fof ITALY per sieanshlp Sotd
Amsric. Via Naples mail must BE- directed per
steamship Nurd AmercA'D. -
SATURDAY. AZ 50 4. n. for EUROPE. per
steamship CAmpAnh. Via Queenstown; AZ
A NJ. fof ITALY, per steamship Aher, VIA
Naples tmAhs must be directed pet steam.
ship Alet~l. at : 81 a " for NETHERLANDS
direct. per steamship potsdAm mail must bc
directed -peI steamship PotSdam1 At pS
NJ for SCOTLAND direct pet steamship
FumeSsA tniAn must bs directed per steam
slhp fumCNSlAD.
The sun., 1901-10-31

tOC- -purkes Reflections, Cicero's OTations. Des.
,artes's Method. MUS Liberty, lesena Plays
PRATT, lei 9th Av.
The sun., 1901-10-31
.pRrNrrn MATTER. ac.-rhu steamer take,

PRINTED MATTER SC.-This steamer takes
Printed Matter. Commercial papcrs and sam .
pies for Germany Only. The same class ot
mall matter fOt other parts OF turopo VII
not be sent by thS snip ualess specially d.
Trctcd hy het
amer the closing Of the Supplementary Trans
atlantic Mails named above, additional SUI.
Elementary mails afc opened on the piers
Cf the Amefi,au. lugiBh, lrvucil and German
sfCAmsr>. AuG remain opru uhlu wNhih Ieh
Minutes % Tue hour ~ sailing OF steamer
The sun., 1901-10-31
Man, fur Ne,fo4nalarl lg faIl % NoT,S sven, =.

AMI thence hy steamer. close ~ this once
daily AZ E s. o. n connecting close here every
N.utisy NrIUrslay AID saturday. Mans
- N.Iur,bs HI fAu 20 uuston. aud thence
l., sts.lsr close Al t..s once daly Al oo
J. NAHs fuf cuba hb RAJ lo lgt amp,
daly at tfui 4 sHr UHnurrtuf closes afo
On NunlaE. NrdrrsiAh aul saturday NAL,
~ Nrs.l ttY. utrfiau4 unless specially
ssdrr,.,#I 'rf despatch % steamer. close ~
~. trIrs daily 20 ~ T. Aud ~ ~ NJ.
Nal. fHf costa lNUA. hfNIe iLero toftes
nre Guatemala. hl ran Co Nrv bucanS ani
tb,rrr b. steamer. dose ~ tsls oflre daily
al 49, T. .Huur.'ug closes utf, Mon
day. '.r H-IIgU r4sun lHri"f sui eiaiemA4A
efI T..s ass fnf Costa hI'A. Unregistered
nan l.asrs 90 tuu J. .frN Sous dAb
The sun., 1901-10-31

HARPER g. BROTHERS
Franklin Square. New York
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-09-17
NO GENERAL RESUMPTION.
Strikers Cannot Learn the Terms OF the
Settlement Reached.

Pittsburg, Sept. l6.-There was mo-
general resumption Of work at the steel
mills here this morning With the
exception Of the McKeesport mills this
district is operating about tho same AS
last week. very few of the old men 70.
porting for work.
The strikers are all at sea. and the
Amalgamated headquarters were crowd.
ed with committees from different local
mills and out Of town plants anxious 90
learn the terms Of the settlement of the
strike. None had been officially mott.
fed tho strike had been declared of.
From the national officers Of tho Anal
gamated association nothing could be
learned Of the terms Of settlement. Pres.
ident Shaffer was inaccessible and the
other officers refused to give any in.
formation.
Notwithstanding the dissatisfaction
expressed by tho strikers IL is believed
the mills all will DO in operation before
the end OF the week.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-09-17
THE ODD FELLOWS.
Sovereign Grand Lodge aud Patrisrchs
Mnltants Meet at indianapolis.

MiiitAnts Meet at indianapolis.
indianapolis. Sept l6.-This city
will this week entertain tho sovereign
grand lodge and patriArchs militant of
the international Order Of Dad Fellows.
Sundays trains brought many Odd Eel
lows 10 the city and tho city decorated
in their honor. Intertwined with flags
and bunting are stroamors Of black AZ
n token Of respect to the late President
Mckinley. A session Of the grand
lodge was held today. Grand Sire
Cable in his report said that during the
year ending Dec. 81. 1900. there had
been l13, s26 limitations 10 the order and
the net increase in membership during
1900 was CO. SOP in subordinate lodges.
Report also contained all decisions Of
the grand sire during tho year,
a section was devoted 20 the relief Of
Of the Galveston sufferers He praised
the unselfishness Of Texas Odd Fellows
who after contributing te55a 10 the re.
lief fund declined to participate in the
division Of the surplus Of sl5,3g0 which
remained when oil relief had been
given. The Texas brothers during the
calamity at Galveston relieved go Odd
Fellows and their families. He added
that all refunded donations belong abso.
lutely 70 donors and may not DO held
by any others.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-09-17
senalor pepew.. nemear.

New York. Sept 10. Senator Depev
discussing the problem u what is 10 b
done TO suppress the growth Of anarchy
Is quoted as saying;
1--WE must begin at tho fountain head
aud stop the reservoirs OF open anarchy
pouring into the country. Such ccrtia'
Gates Of omigrants must De hal as will
show n proper environment aud associa-
ton abroad before they pass our immi.
grant inspectors. Supplemonting this,
there should be under proper safeguard
the power lodged somewhere 10 oxpel
known enemies 20 our laws and coun.
try. Legislation should also DO adopted
that would make attempts ON the life Of
presidents which fail out Of the catego-
ny Of mere assaults and mako such
crimes adequately punishable.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-09-17
REMEDY FOR ANARCHISTS,
maeksy Advocates the Adoption ef the
oid Time Vigilance Committees

oid Time Vigilance Committees.
New York. Sept i0.-"Anarchistl
should DO dealt with severely" said
John w. Mackay in nm interview
eve never had so good govern
ment in San Francisco and Virginia
City as during those years whom the
vigilance committees were la control.
Every offender was tried by jury Of Il
good men. aud. II found guilty. execut.
ed on the spot Bad characters loft the
country instantly upon receiving warn.
ing from the committee. IL did not
have TO DO repeated.
III hope the newspapers and public
officials will urge this immediate action.
This shooting down Of good men like
President Mckinley Is serious matter.
It makes no different how brave man
may be some oowardly assassin may
shoot him from roof at some unex.
pected moment Guards amount 90
nothing. Men have been assassinated
In the midst OF their soldiers The time
has c)mo for business men to take hold
OF this matter aud settle i, in good
shape, Lot the papers help the move.
ment along by urging congress so enact
suitable laws"
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-09-17
Two More Anarchist. Arrested.

New York. Sept i0,-Charged with
making the annual anarchistic haran-
CUES, the police Of Newark. n. j.. ar.
rested Sunday night Victor Gasscos and
August Britton. Gasscoo will also DO
charged with assault and battery.
In his harangue TO the crowd he men-
toned the namo Of the murdered presi-
dent which caused Mrs. John Solosky
TO cry, shame" Gasscoo struck her
In the face. Later when he proposed
the health Of Czolgosz, the woman TO.
preached him and ho struck her again
He defod the police. they seized him
by tho neck and dragged him 20 the
station.
A crowd tried 10 take Gasscoe from
his cell and would have succeeded had
not the reserve been called out. Tho
prisoners are held in separate cells.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-09-17
STRIKE AT AN END.
The AmSlgamated Association Makes
Peace With Steel Trust.
THE STRIKERS LOSE.
Several Of the Mills That We're Union
VIII he Operated as Non.union.
Some Dissatisfaction Exists
Among Tin Workers.

Pittsburg. Sept i6.-Matters pertain
ing to tho settlement Of the steel strike
arc In very unsatisfactory state.
When the telegraphic notice was sent
out Saturday night by Secretary VIII
liams TO all vice presidents declaring
the strike at an end. ii could not DO
learned definitely that the official order
had been issued by President Shaffer.
Some Of the local strikers declare they
have had no such notice and many OF
them say they will not return 70 work.
order or no order. unless they are rocog'
nized as union men.
What Is considered She real conditions
Of the settlement. though not officially
announced. are that tho settlement was
made oily for ~ srce compat,ies in
dispute-The American Tin Plate. the
American Sheet Steel aud the American
Steel Hoop and these companies aru
allowed TO retain as non.union oil
mills started in any kind Of shape since
strike order went into effect; the mills
tina, were completely tied up by tho
strike are TO remain under the Anal.
gamAted scale Nothing was said con-
corning the National Tube works. tho
Federal or National Steel companies.
The settlement means big loss 20
the Amalgamated association, but leaves
IL still a strong organization. IL seems
impossible now 70 make an estimate of
men who will return 10 work. though IL
seems probably that the big majority of
those actually on strike viii obey tho
order to go in and it is certain that
those who are not strikers will jump at
the chance TO work.
The tin plate strikers are in tho worst
plight Of any. Six tin plate plants have
been started since the strike was ordered
and the men who were formerly en-.
ployed in these will have to 20 back ai
non-union or remain idle Tho tn rea,
is openly and generally made that tho
tin plate workers will withdraw from
the Amalgauated association and form
a separate union Of their own and still
fight the trust under the American Fed.
Grafton Of Labor.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-09-17
Texan Knisd ovsr Land claim.

Guthrie, o. T., Sept. l6.-R T.. Gore
was shot and killed at the new town
Of Mcknight. south Of Lawton satur.
day by Colonel Howlo OF Alabama.
Gore came TO the new country from
Seymour. Tex, and was 20 years old.
From the best that can be ascertained
Howle aud his brother settled on Cores
lots, a quarrel ersued and the shooting
followed, The Howles are said to have
evaded arrest.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-09-17
Anarohl.t Meeting nroken Up.

Philadelphia. Sept l6.-Fiye mon
were arrested in Paramount Park sun.
day night. charged with conspiring
against the laws Of the country by at.
tempting to hold an alleged anarchistic
meeting. At first they denied that
there was 10 be any meeting. but when
they were confronted by n postal card
signed by one Of them calling a meet.
ing in the park, they claimed that the
meeting was not 10 DO Of an anarchistio
nature. The call was issued by tho
northwestern branch Of the Socialist
Tho were hold in $500 bail for further
hearing.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-09-17
See This list!
--of land for sale By
81 ON 20 Is EDGE
THE ONLY ACTIVE
Real ESTATE MAN

n thfs part Of the state. ~ you have few pen
MES IN your fankf. hunt BIN ~ and pe ~. ~
happy By buliug a home for iiann sna -,
lids N ron have lands for sale. see him; sn .
remember his time IL money and ~ VII W.
MONKEY with your stun II ga want two pIi.,
for H. He makes srctiaitF 81 bahaius ia,.N
tracts OF land several o. which arr not on ihis
pa. There Is no use fooling away your
timer ltying 20 sell your laad when he can
sell 70 In few days II your price is nghi
The people know be- has property a. The ~ ~
prces and they looA him up whsu they Na-''o
- BRYAN PROPERTY
AZ acres near oil mil. part Of which Is IN city
limits. cattle has been I'D on same iorfiN Yeas
20 a better than bottom land new house Nclli
cement cisicru. sheds. barn aud other IMPROVE
70 seres 3 IN civ limits ard 70 inst on ont
side room house, rcN stables, beds, trus.
etc, good dug wei. cement cisiefn IN eastern
part ~ city. Come qui' n. cheap.
Two cheap houses in western part oi elly-
The A. n ballard place in western par OF
city viii sch AZ a bargain.
Vacant lots IN al parts OF city
Good t.room frame house close 10 c. W. p.
v. depot viii sell cheap.
Two lots with room house. balls, lafEr cis-
terns garden. cribs, etc. close 10 sradcd school;
VIII close out ~ a bargain.
One I've room house, we 7 sheds, etc. close 10
graded school going very cheap.
One good new room horsc on seine block ~
Free baptist church. price cheap
IA vacant block with 20 oak trees Tor $50
In southern nhrt or city on college road
lots. nice roomy house. orchard. stables, hen
house and other Improvements, price siao'
I.fbiock room house gslleries pantry
bath room. barn. wuicrworks, electric lights,
well ofCs ard. etc slanoo
Iaree boarding house, win accommodate n
people. viii rent for 900 20 90 year, viii eel
chear.
l 81 lots joining Jea Franklin, win sell Tor
100 %
si-2 acres % lard near of nil with two
houses Que has rooms The other = VIII *
change for county property or sell for 100
scAblns. 2 blocks south OIL 4 g. n. depot, |
WI sell All for s700
One broom house, hall. galleries closets
good barn, cistcrn, waicrworks, garden etc, IN
very ~ cil part Of city, for $500.
One neat. newly finished cottage IN southern
part Of city good well, plenty Of room Tor gar
dens etc on high ground With splendid view |
for so.
3biocks IN western part Of city, known as ciiy |
park. beautiful oaks on each block, VIII sell
cheap
One half block ground. room house, halls |
2large underground cisicrns. hvdrants. ser |
wants house, big barn and all other modern |
convcniences, Ia bon ton part OF city, VIII sell
cheap.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-09-17

Buffalo. Sept. l6.-The case Of Leon
Czolgosz, the assassin OF the president,
was presented TO the grand jury this
morning A number Of witnesses
were present Tor examination. In case
the jury reports at once. the district at.
torney declines 10 say whether he will
be arraigned this week.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-09-17
crolrn.,. raih.r powne..,.

Cleveland. Sept, 10 The father Of
Czolgosz has not slept OF eaten anything
since Saturday morning. Since the
death Of tho president he has become
moody and lost his appetite. a young.
or brother Of the assassin says that his
father is heartbroken as a result Of the
death Of the president
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-09-17

Panama. Sept iG--Tha death OF
President Mckinley produced feeling
Of profound regret among all classes
throughout tho isthmus Flags were
half masted upon all tho consulates
public buildings and large business
houses.
Saturday afternoon salutes were fired
from the shore batteries aud from the
battleship Iowa. On all the shipping
N the hay the flags are NJ half mast.