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Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-04-14

the church members have reaiurmed
their allegiance 10 God. and there
have been probably hfty convert. To
date. Lodges, clubs and societies
have arranged all their meetings IA
as not To conflict with with the ser
vices. The principals Of Allen
Academy have brought their stu
dents daily to the meeting ina body.
Friday night the council met in reg
MAR session and. at the suggestion Of
Mayor J ;. Mooring. adjourned un-
til Monday afternoon 40 3o'clock. IN
order that all might attend the ser
vices. In homes where family PRAYER
aud table blessings have not been
heard in years both have been hap
PLY instituted. Men are talking
about the revival ON the streets aud
In their places OF business. aud the
preacher is making religious seuti-
ment about as fast as be- can talk.
Good women have visited the sa-
looms and asked them 10 close their
doors during the services, and the
indications are that not one Of them
will Dee opened today, while on the
other hand the largest crowd that
has been In Bryan for years will no
doubt attend today services.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-04-14
Clover Leaf Dairy Farm.

Mr. Albert Harbers has our.
chased ten head of Holstein and
Jerseys and Holstein. Jersey crtsed
milk cows from Mr.. Il. r. Knowles
and moved them over to his ace
where he has opened a dairy tlsi-
ness on his own account and will
raise pure bred cattle and Brk-
shire hogs. Mr.. Knowles says he
don't believe there are ten ows
owned by any one man in he
county equal to those sold to dr.
Harbers Mr.. Knowles is out of
the dairy business ana commeids
Mr.. Harbers to the public.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-04-14
NEWS IN BRIEF.

King Oscar Of Norway will arbitrato
the samoan claims
Tho total receipts Of cotton nj all
ports since Sept. last reached q. sos, lO9
bales
William Saunders was shot aud killed
at Magec. Miss, by "a discharged en-.
ploye named Lamar.
Reports Of the attempted assassina
ton on the life Of the car are denied
by Russian officials.
Smallpox has broken out virulently at
Merida. Mex, and is qnito general In
the peninsula Of lucatnn.
EN'Congressman Matt d. IAgan died
at New Orleans, la, aged " years.
The department store Of julius Meyers
Sons at Richmond. Va, was destroyed
by fire causing loss Of $3.50. 900.
William Black and Henry Wilson. ne.
groes, were hanged at Magnolia, Ark,
Tor the murder Of Joy Young.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-04-14

Sherman Tex. April l2.-D. $. Ter
~ last year raised about one eighth Of
an acre OF tine Connecticut Seeding to-
bacco on his place Just north OF the city.
His bed Of "sets" Is now IN fine shape
and he viii pat IN about 10 acres this
year. IL j. believed that tobacco culture
viii be- more generally taken up in the
river belt Last year all told there was
not over an acre OF u In cultivation IN
Grayson county This year there will
b. at least 90. and it viii be raised for
a proht, the experimental tests last year
being entirely satisfactory.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-04-14

London, April l3-Negotiation' In
the Hay Pauncefotc abrogation Of tho
Clayton.Bulwer treaty are progressing
though they have not yet passed the
tentative stage. a representative Of
the Associated Press has been informed
that they are being conducted ON quid
pro quo basis aud that mo- other method
of abrogation will be- considered by tho
British government.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-04-14

Great revivals have beelheld IN
Cameron, Caldwell, Navaota and
Calvert by Rev. W. p. FL. Abe
Mulkey has been at Huntsville.
George Stuart, in the nam Of the
Lord, has possession in Bryn, aud
Fife is getting ready to love on
Brennan. Religiously stalking,
Central Texas is coming o the
front.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-04-14
Dynamite on the nridEs.

Clehurue. Tex, April IA. ". Bat
tie. living five miles north OF Cleburue.
ON the J + Odom place. brought % this
city cap and stick Of dynamite which
he said he picked up on the Santa Fe's
rock bridge three miles this side Of
Joshua. The cap had been placed near
the rail with dynamite close by. MIR.
Butler said he saw man about the
bridge before going 10 It. The dyna.
mite was turned over 10 Sheriff Long.
who Immediately notified the Santa Fe
officials
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-04-14
cra..Inr walehm.n Knl.a.

Deni,on, Tex, April 10. r. F. Goss.
Waterman for the Katy az the Main
street crossing. was ~, over and in
stantly killed 10y a swim engine. lie
was engaged In warning a crowd ofpcr.
sons against trying 90 cross the tracks
ahead Of switch engine coming south.
and was unaware of the approach OF
engine No. 1873 from the other direction.
which caught him aud Utterly crushed
him 20 piece. under the wheels before
IL could be- stopped
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-04-14

Corsicana, Tex. April l3.-Iohu Nary.
aged about 80 years. who has for a long
while been employed "a, gate keeper NJ
the crossing Of the Houston aud Texas
Central aud Cotton Belt railway tracks
AT this place was run over by switch
engine on the Cotton Belt track. aud
both Of his legs 50 badly crushed above
the knees that amputation Is necessary
and It Is very doubtful II he lives
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-04-14
on in CaIdw.II County.

Austin, April l3-Judgc Storey Of
the railroad commission has received
samples Of oil found IN Caldwell county,
which Is pronounced similar 10 the
Beaumont article Copious seepage was
had at 80 feet, more ut 100 feet and az
100 feet at 10 barrels or more per day
Greater results at greater depths are ex.
pected a company has been organized
TO push the work.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-04-14

Paris, Tex, April 10 The jury in
the witch.killer case returned verdict
Of not guilty as 10 both Of the defend.
ants The verdict found sam Frye not
guilty IN general form. while It found
the defendant, solomon Hotema, not
guilty on the ground that be- was insane
at the time Of the commission Of the
act. Sam Frye was discharged. whils
Hotema was retained IN custody. there
being another charge pending againsI
him
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-04-14
Woman BADLY burned.

Greenville, Tex April 3d. - Mrs
Amelia Wynne received serious and
perhap, fatal injuries q, result of her
clothing catching on fire. In cleaning
OIL the mantel she pu' several bottles In
her apron. which became .atuated with
turpentine aud ignited from the blaze
IN the fireplace Before the Hnmes
could be- eXtinguished her clothe, were
almost burned on of her aud sine was
burned almost from head % foot.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-04-14
AMENDMENTS REJECTED.
Cuban Constitutional Convention Turns
Down Piatrs Propositions.

Havana, April l3.-Tho Cuban con.
stitutionnl convention has placed itself
upon record agai INST the Plat amend
ment by n vote Of rs 20 10 on "a rcsolu.
tion that the convention should declare
itself opposed 10 the amendment con
account Of the terms OF some Of IN,
clauses and the way IN which they arc
drawn and also on account Of the con.
tents Of others, especially clauses 3, q
and s,
The conservatives assert that this nc.
ton is embarrassing inasmuch as 1t
practically ties the hands Of any com.
mission that might DO sent to Wash.
ingtnn.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-04-14
bought a steamer.

Galveston. April 10. - 4 telegram
from T. o. Flood, received here AN.
nouncod the purchase Of "A steamer for
the Brownsville. Rockport and Corpus
Christi trade Mr. Flood lcft here near.
~ "A month ago aud stated privately be-.
fore he left that he expected 10 make
such a purchase for that service # hs
could find vessel that suited him.
Captain Minol ha, gone 60 get her and
the service viii be commenced about
NAV TO-
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-04-14

As might have been exected,
the representatives Of the tand.
ard Oil Company have iuaded
the Beaumont field and gTen it
out that the Standard is theoLly
thing in the world big enouh to
market the output OF the gusbrs.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-04-14
PENrrEN

From my bow one day let arrow fly
Not caring much whittier. blh tree near by
sat gay young mother birg her cosy. home
nest,
ANA mat stray cruel arroentered her little
brown breast.
An, then hushed forever, hebtes mellow ard
clear.
That for months had gladdenany attentive ear.
From my lips one day. carelny let fal
An unhnd word-lt broke a han heart that
isall;
friend whom loved. Bat thel for some cause
Too trivial 10 mention. thus tr,,rossed friend.
ships laws.
An never again happy hours q me 10 keep.
Nor laugh when laugh. nor We when wssr.
One sweet song bird less, since s.nt from ny
bow,
For a moment OF pastime, that ,th-doallngar-
row;
One sweet voice Tor me forever hushed.
The voioe OF the friend whose hei ! ruihlessly
crushed
Because Of those words can nov recall,
Which from my lips 10 anger hily let FAN.
r., r. Howell
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-04-14

Texas crude oil, tested at the
Lima, Ohio, Standard Oil refinery,
has proved to be of much higher
grade than heretofore estimated.
Grand old Texas is greasing the
track so she can slide up to the
head Of the procession.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-04-14
Thre. nnndrrh MlIIinn-

Pekin, April 10. The committee con.
sidering Chinas financial resources has
reached the conclusion, based on what
information Is thus FAR obfainablc, that
S30O,OO0,O0O IN gold can boz raised with.
out injurug China resources The eX.
animation by the committee into the
subject Is not complete and It will prob.
ably subsequently learn that other CHI.
ness resources for indemnity are avail.
able
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-04-14

Austin, April l3-Attorney General
Bell will transmit to the governor his
opinion on the validity Of the sheriff.
fee bill, and he will hold that the fail.
ure Of the speaker Of the house to sign
the bill was fatal error and that the
bill is void. The constitution requires
bills to be signed by the speaker OF the
house and the president Of the senate,
In the presence Of the assembled house.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-04-14
Returns Prom Bra,li.

Fort Worth, Tcx., April l3-Miss
Willie A. Bowman, who spent five
years IN the foreign mission field IN
Brazil under the auspice, Of the Meth.
odist Episcopal church south, Is at home
Oh "A vacation.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-04-14

Every farmer in the territory
contiguous to the Brazos should
join in the fight to have the river
cleaned out and made navigable so
that Il will no longer be menace
90 life and property.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-04-14
suit. Against Liquor Dealers.

Cleburne, Tex, April l3-J. T. Kim.
brough has entered suit against two dis.
ponsers ot intoxicating liquor and their
bondsmen for selling intoxicating liquor
10 minor IN tho sum Of 5000 and
5000 respectively.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-04-14
RodY Fnnnd In Trinity.

Dallas, April l3.-The body Of A. O.
Asbionson, Swede, was found in the
Trinity river hero. The body had been
IN the water sometime. Tho coroner
IL investigating.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-04-14

The Business League is doing
Bryan a great deal of good and if
you are not a member you are
missing a good opportunity to help
the town.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-04-14

The state superintendent Of pub
Bic instruction and the attorney
general upho d the right of school
trustees 10 enforce vaccination.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-04-14
Mattresses Made New.

ann still manufacturing the bet
/ aneapest mattresses in Bryal
tresHerhaul and repair old MAJ
Lcnvnaking them rs good ~ new.
W. Sulers nc office Of Capt. Gee.
Zach Tallcy. dl2G
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-04-14
Given Two Year.

Mckinney, Tex, April l3.-The jury
in the case Of Manley Beard brought in
n verdict assessing the punishment at
two years IN the penitentiary The de-.
PENDANT was charged with an assault 70
murder Joe Mayes on April 3. 1890.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-04-14

Campbell, Tex April l3.-The 5000
creamery built here by the Chicago
Manufacturing and Building company
is finished and will begin operations at
once.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-04-14

A New York preacheiwho has
married 1900 couples, ges il out
that matrimony is a ate that
should be eyaded when can and
borne when it must. is pessi.
mistic views seem to be hed upon
his observations Of extNagance
While his heart and hiliver are
both probably in need Of egenera.
ton, there is no doubt III. great
deal Of matrimonial inficity Il
due to living beyond one means,
running in debt to keemp with
the fashionable procession
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-04-14

Guthrie o T., April l3-The Chris.
tian church four miles north Of Rip
ley, was destroyed by dynamite last
night No arrests have been made. The
church Wa. now structure aud wal
only recently dedicated.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-04-14
way Gin for Sale.

The C.
sale. why gin property fol
stand etc. N the machinery, gin
AZ desired. 'ately orall together
Fountain. li3
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-04-14
SUNDAY. April y. 1901.

Bryan must have that ladies'
waiting room before the next
busy season.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-04-14

With oil and rice and lumber,
millionaries are getting common
at Beaumont.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-04-14

Waco Tex, April Work Of pre-.
partition for the annual reunion Of the
Texas division OF United Confederate
Veterans nnd the junior organizations,
10 take place pa this city W.lIneslay
and Thursday, Nav and ssbs
rushed by the yAuout commute
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-04-14
McGee's BAG
noyhe and Kid

VIII cure you o
disease, bladder afkacho, Kidney
the best treatment ons, etc. 10 IL
troubles. You will Tn for these
your money. 10 worth u
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-04-14

. 5. w. Buchananat the city market
Ills the best Of all kinds of rcfrigr-
kd meats. Give him u call. 76f
New-York tribune., 1901-05-08
DIR. IAN DYKE on TEyvYSoy.

The Rev. DR.. Henry Dyke addressed a nu-
rnerous and appreciative audience in the lecture
room Of the Staten Island Academy Monday
speaking on The Life. Character and Writings OF
the Poet Tennyson.' The eloquent orator skill
FULLY analyzed the metrcal art Of Tennyson. dwell
ing particularly on his felicity in the choice OF
words: his great knowledge and love OF nature; his
delicate expression Of those strange. elusive. al
most indehnable emotions that are prompted by
the changing aspects OF landscape; his exalted
and splendid ideal OF patriotism; his profound hu-
rnanity, and his eloquent insistence upon a deep
conviction Of the immortality OF the soul
The address. by turns playful pensive humorous
and philosophic was diversified with recitations OF
extracts from Tennyson's poetry-at every point
aptly illustrate tive-and II was delivered in a mood
OF deep sincerity and in strain OF tervid and
graceful elocution. The audience responded with
FREQUENT applause. reception was held in the
Arthur Winter Memorial Library after the lecture.
and many persons improved the opportunity OF con-
versation with Dr. Dyke.
The lecture is justly considered the most brilliant
literary affair Of the season at the Staten Island
Academy and Dr. van Dykes inpassioned delivery
Of II amply Justified the commendatory words OF
William Winter. introducing the speaker. as the
sympathetic and tender poet. the charming and
winning essayist. the revered and honored divine,
a most hopeful and helpful thinker. and one OF
the most conscientious and thorough literary artists
OF the time"
New-York tribune., 1901-05-08
NOT UNFRIEyDLY TO Noy-cATHoLIcs.
FATHER DOYLE DEFINES THE POSITION OF THE
ROMAN CHURCH BEFORE THE CON
vERTS' LEAGUE

meeting OF the Catholic Converts League Of
America held last evening. at the rooms OF the
Catholic Club, in West Fifty-ninth-st. Dr. Ben
jamn F. De Costa, a former minister in the Prot
estant Episcopal Church. presided. The Rev. Alex
ander P. Doyle. OF the Paulist Fathers. was the
principal speaker In the course Of his address
Father Doyle said IN part:
The keynote of the conversion movement in this
country is exactly stated by the motto that has
been adopted by the Catholic Missionary Union,
We not enemies. We come not TO conquer but
10 win There IS nothing further from the mind
of the Catholic Church than force religion
people by physical persuasion 10 keep the people
within the lines Of orthodoxy by threats Of pun
ishment. The grace OF faith is free gift TO be
freely accepted or wilfully rejected.
The non-Catholic mission movement presents the
truths Of the Catholic Church in way that they
TO listen We say 10 our separated brethren that
enemies and unless he convinced OF
the truth OF that statement and look into each
others friendly eyes and be convinced that we
want the truth and nothing but the truth. any
further discussion is useless
We have found in our intercourse with nom
Of education or lack of opportunity know the
truth. there does prevail not a little msunder-
standing concerning the teachings of the Catholic
Church. II is the purpose OF this movement TO
disspate these preJudices and 10 present the plain
simple truth.
The work has grown within few years to
stream OF conversions has grown in correspond
ing degree The number OF conversions TO the
Catholic Church from the ranks OF the unchurched
is little short Of hundred thousand year
Among these some OF the brightest men and
women have. They all come freely, and when
they come are perfectly content, and they find in
doctrinal life Of the Catholic Church peace for
their discontented minds and in the devotional
life satisfaction fo- their perturbed hearts
John J. Delaney, assistant district attorney.
also smoke
New-York tribune., 1901-05-08
DEDICATION OF THE EXPOSITION.
ATTRACTIVE PROGRAMME ARRANGED
FIRST BIG EXPOSITION CROOK
ARRESTED

Buffalo May The programme for the dedca-
ton Gay ceremonies on May 90 at the Pan-Ameri-
can grounds made public to-day. II will con-
sist Of an exposition parade and concessionaires
parade Louis L. Babcock will be chief marshal
The exposition parade will consist OF the United
States troops in this city, the Mexican National
Band. a detachment of all arms Of the Mexican
army and any other foreign troops in the city and
the Fourth Brigade n. G. y Y. all under the
command of General S NJ. WeIch. and escorting
carriages containing the exposition officials and
their specially invited guests The ceremonies on
the grounds will consist. first, OF a grand flight
OF carrier pigeons freed the esplanade. and
conveying the news Of the dedication Of the ex-
position the world. The invited guests will then
proceed TO the Temple OF Music. where exercises
will be held, including addresses by Conrad Diehl
Mayor OF Buffalo; Theodore Roosevelt. vice-Presi-
dent Of the United States; Henry Cabot Lodge,
Senator from Massachusetts. and Timothy l.
Woodruff Leutenant-Ciovernor of the State of
New-York.
At z O'Clock. noon. there will be an exhibition
of scientific kite flying, and in the evening there
will be extensive display OF fireworks
The Cuban Commissioners to the Pan-American
Exposition expected arrive in Buffalo to-
morrow. The exhibit Will follow them closely.
The Cuban Building will be the largest structure
in the group of State buildings 1t will be 175 feet
long by IS feet wide. and will be purely Cuban in
every detail OF construction 1t is to be the exact
copy Of the home OF wealthy planter near
Eavana
The nrst important arrest by the Exposition De-
tsctive Bureau was made this afternoon. when De-
tectivs Valley. OF New-York. gathered in Charles
Parker. alleged badger thief" He taken
% headquarters, and after hearing was ordered
to leave the city.
spark from passing locomotive on the New
York Central belt caused another small blaze IN
the exposition this afternoon The flames were
quickly extinguished by the exposition freuler- A
few barrels nc portion Of the fence were burned.
but serious damage was done.
on May = a detail of a dozen surfmen will
rive to man the life saving station which has
bSea erected the shore Of Park Lake The
have been selected from the stations on the
Seab0ard and lake coasts and each man Is a star
in his particular line of work IL Is desired by the
government illustrate in the best possible way
the methods employ "a TO shipWrecked persons,
and the little building the shore OF the lake Is
equipped with all the modern apparatus used IN
the life saving service One of the features which
: o - adopted by stations all over the country,
AMI which will be shown in Park Lake this sum-
nier is the SeIf-pUOpellins, set-TtShttng Hfeboat
Tne hull the vessel has just been built in the life
saving supplies station al New OTk- The boat Is
eIuipDed with a gaSOlene engine, which IS capable
% driving it at a speed OF twelve miles hour. Is
tnirty-six feet long and capable OF living In any
kind of a
New-York tribune., 1901-05-08
OBITUARY NOTES.

Kansas city Mo. MAY donald A 1-atshaw'
q, editorial writer on The STAR died last night
SI ---ti7s+ editor OF The Chicago Tribune and
also a reporter for THE New-York World
Louisville KY May Isaac Hall. the last sur
vfvor in this part OF the country OF the famous
OuantreT band OF guerillas, IS dead az Hu Hunter 5
raider received his death wound
Kansas city Mo. May Milton Z. Arnold aged
-ortv-one. died here yesterday from heart disease
Arnold was the OF a wealthy cotton oroher
Ii,t,g near Atlanta Ga. He graduated from
~ 7rriyersitv of Georgia and later studied law,
boi,g admired TO the bar the same day as Hoke
smith who was his Classmate For seVe1a years
he has been a curbstone vender here.
Tallahassee Fla. May 7.-Adjutant-General Pat
rick Houston died yesterday, aged sixty-two- He
was horn in Georgia. and was a grandson OF Lord
80 = a., Houston Governor Jennings has ordered
60 1-n1,rI ~ each company in Florida draped In
rnouTning and has appointed W; A. McWllIlans'
now on duty in Jacksonville actihs aoJu'dil'-sen