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a committee composed OF John sebss-
uan, passenger traffic manager Of tina
ROCK Island. and Bryan Snyder, pas
senger traffic manager OF the Frisco
system, and were submitted TO repre-
sentatlYes OF the 10 or more lines inter
eested In this territory Al today's meet
ing the PLANS were ratified, and Il is
expected that the one or two roads
which have not already Joined the
movement viii do so soon. Plans thus
farannounced contemplate an energetic
comprehensive effort to last throughout
series OF years. and everyone inter-
ested expects that the work to be done
WIZ UNNECESSARILY accelerate the al
ready rapid development Of this sec
ton. A committee TO be appointed will
choose an executive officer, and the
bureau viii be started into operation
without DELAY.
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Mother Af,erkate Castleton's Jewels

Oakland, Cal, Oct. 23.--After having
waited in vain for 10 years TO obtain
possession Of diamonds and jeweIry
valued at $4,000 that were bequeathed
to her by her late daughter Jennie
Kate Castleton, the famous vocalist
and actress, Mrs. Eliza Freeman Of this
city has instituted proceedings 10 have
the administrators Of her daughters
estate removed. The administrators are
Joseph II. Hoardley OF 222 West Twen-
ty-third street, New York, and Arthur
u. Hoardey Of Providence, r. |. Upon
Mrs. Freeman's petition, Judge Els
worth issued q citation requiring the
administrators to appear in court on
February, 1908 to show cause why
they should not be removed.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-10-23

London, oct. ga message received
y the foreign office here today from
Pen' Manning dated Berbera, capital OF
Fonalland, announces thar the force
Commanded by Col. Swayne, which was
threatened with destruction by the
Prmy commanded by the Mad Mullah,
fss reached Rohottle In safety.
Gen MannIng's message adds
Col Swaynes force was not at
packed during It's retirement. The sit
Patton consequently, Is more satisfac-
|ory but DO not cancel the orders warn
Fga Punjab regiment TO be in readiness
D cas- il is wanted as further develop
Hent must be awaited. The wounded
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-10-23
Adclbert II. steele Dead,

New York, Oct. 29,-Adelbert II,
Steele, receiver for the Gold Creek and
Nevada Mining company former presi-
dent Of the Pittsburg, Chenango and
Erie railroad and well known in bust
ness and political circles. Is dead at his
home in this city. His fatal Illness re-
suited from a cold caught at the UNI
yelling OF a monument TO Gen. Slocum
at Gettysburg In September. Mr.. Steele
was born at Meadyille, Pa.
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"0''e Christi Recsp,ured.

ia. 'D'ns0' santo Domingo, oct.
ann, government 90 troops have re.
|ys, ae', Monte Christi after a severe
tayy I nlss which both sides sustained
|er roy.rr Gen. Navarro, the for
,sessioa who revolted and took
bred ana Monte Christi, was cap
! any a,r., brought prisoner here
kction s,,t have been made in con
J santo n" revolt All Is now quiet
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-10-23
Patrolman shoots a Stranger.

Saginaw, Mich, Oct. 23.-PatrOlman
Hedman Schmidt last night shot and
probably wounded fatally stranger
suspected Of being implicated in break
ing the safe Of the Pere Marqueet Coal
mine early yesterday morning. The Of
iicer accosted three suspicious charac-
tiers In a lumber yard near the Cass
hotel and fired when he saw one of
the suspects draw revolver The 9TH
er two escaped. The injured man was
shot in the left breast,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-10-23

tised that ] intend to repay my ransom
money The United states government
VIII demand Indemnity from Turkey for
enough to satisfy II for the terrible out.
rage Of capturing an American citizen
ana holding her In constant fear Of
death. With my friends. did agree to
repay that which had embarrassed the
governors or those who may since have
been visited by sickness or trouble but
II Is utterly impossible to think of my
repaying the entire amount"
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Col. ochiItree Seriously M.

New York. Oct. 2S.-Col, Thomas p.
Ochlltree il seriously III at his apart
ments in this city. He returned from
London in September and fell III soon
afterward with bronchitis. A compl-
cation OF ailments followed and the
doctors have admitted that his condi-
ton Is serious. although showing some
improvement under treatment.
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Private and Corporal Fight.

Shamokin. Pa, Oct. 23.-Nearly all of
the collieries in this district were re-
opened today and the miners actively
began the work Of getting out coal a
number Of fire bosses, engineers ane
stable men who had been on strike
were not reinstated
Corp. John Bradshaw and Private
Joseph Maus, OF the Tenth regiment,
engaged In a fight in the rear OF a pro-
vost guard house last night, during
which the former was cut four times on
the mack and face. He Is In a seii'
ous condition.
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.,,r,...,oyre. Pa, octo 2S.-Reports
W." ,so entire anthracite region show
\ Wv .hopt 81 per cent Of the mines are
- a,..,Ion today. The collieries In
A fsckawanna region are in better
4 FOR working than those In any
,ar nort of the region The
'n,.res in the Wyoming region with
aan output are in good shape being
i. from gas and water, but the large
'sos are still hampered by water
Fhe same condition OF affairs exists
1 the Lehigh region
- tho schulkin region the large
Hines are reported to be in better con-
5,,on for work than was expected
1 m ,hs mines In operation viii be
y. ~, IN ,heir normal output today, but
,omorrow II is expected almost the
m on,put win be reached. AFTER su'n
" ion vS snell Of idleness the miners ana
Snrors are soft and not capable OF
lIns as hard a days work as when
jbsy were seasoned.
psnorts are coming In from all over
,o mining region that many engineers,
IVAN nnmpmen, carpenters and COM
any, hands have failed 70 get their
,acss hack. The old employees are FAR
~ better with the individual compan-
han with the large companies a
Jssonon Of carpenters made up OF
,rnioves from many collierieS In the
;yoming region called at President
kn,cbeYrs HEADQUARTERS az noon and
,S Mir grievances before him. They
oa employees holding good paying po-
kgonq before they went on strife, gen
XIV found their places filed with 9TH
men and the mine superlntendents
IA ,bere would be no change for the
rss.nt Mfr. Mitchell advised his call
= 10 be patient and await deVelo.
psnls the next few days
MINING WITH UNION MEN.
wukssbarre. oct %. The mining of
osi wltb unlon miners was resumed IN
ma Vvomlng valley this morning. but
Wing IN the condition Of many OF the
Inss the full quota OF men could not
"a employed. At least - per cent OF
be mines IN this department VIII not
n able TO resume work for seve al
reess as the lower lifts are still Hood
IA The stanton mines, which employ
(0 men. will not be able to start up
or two months.
There was no friction between the
nIon and non-unlon men when they
reported for work this morning. 1t Is
reported that In a few isolated cases
miners who took a prominent part In
be strike were not given work,
The non-unOn engineers and pump
runners are holding on TO their posi-
ions and refuse to giye them up to
hake room for union men, The old
Employees who Rave failed to get Their
places back are reporting the fact to
President Mitchell at strike headquar-
sn. The Delaware, Lackawanra and
Western company viii have no cara OF
oal ready to move from the Wyoming
legion to New York at noon.
TWO COLLlERIES RESUME.
Hazle,on, Pa, oct. 23.-Only two Of
he q colerIes IN the Ha2leton district
esumed operations today Those OPP
rating are the Hazel mines breaker OF
, PIE Lehlgh Valley Coal company and
be Upper LehIgh mine, Of the Upper
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-10-23
Haytien Revolution Freaks out.

Washington. oct. 2S.--The navy de-
rartment has received cable dispatch
from the commander OF the Cincinnati
on cane Hayden, saying that the revo'
lntion has broken out afresh, and that
women and children have taken refuge
on board the Cincinnati.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-10-23
ALICE ROOSEVELT
IS NOT ENGAGED.

Washington, Oct. 23.-It Is authorita.
lively stated that there is no foundation
for the report from Little Rock, AFR,
regarding the engagement OF MISS
Alice Roosevelt, daughter Of the presl.
dent, TO Mr.. John GreeWay OF Hot
Springs, Ark
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-10-23
East Boats for the Hudson.

New York. Oct. 23.-Arrangements
are reported to be under way for the
establishment next season on the Hud-
son. Of the fastest line of river boats in
the world They will have guaran-
teed speed Of % to 30 miles an hour,
and the time between New York and
Albany is expected to be five hours. At
present the trip occupies a day.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-10-23
Gen. webb's Resignation Accepted.

New York. Oct. 2S.-At a meeting OF
the board OF trustees Of the College OF
the city Of New York the resignation
OF Gen. Alex. S. Webb, who has been
president OF the institution more than
80 years. was accepted, His successor
will not be selected Immediately,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-10-23
A BAD FALL
Accident 10 Francis Quinn Results in
dis Being Brought 10 the Hospital

The accident to Francis W, Quinn
manager OF the telephone companys
branch az Bingham, necessltated his
being brought to the hospital in this
city. and he was accordingly placed In
the Holy Cross hospital yesterday alter
noon. Mr.. Quinn was hurLas narrated In
the News" al the time. while repair
ing wires on the top ola telephone pole,
one OF the cleats giving and precipitat-
ing him 70 the ground. The fan broke
his leg In two places, fractured an arm,
broke his nose and otherwise bruised
him UP considerably. He IL now under
ths Doctors care ~ the hospital
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-10-23
Rampolla Receives Cbspelle.

Rome. Oct. 23.--Archbishop Chapele,
the apostolic delegate to Cuba and
Porto Rico. was received in private
audience today by Cardinal Rampolla,
the papal secretary Of state, who con.
graduated him on the work he had
accomplished in cuba and Porto Rico.
The archbishop also visited Cardinals
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-10-23
Prof sidney Howe Short Dead,

New York, oct 23--Prof. Sidney
Howe Short, a widely known inventor
Of electrical appliances and one OF the
pioneers In the construction Of electric
railways, is dead, In London, from APP
pendlcltis. He was a native of Ohio.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-10-23

Danielson, Conn, oct. 23.--Congress-
man Chas A. Russell died here today
from complications arising from an at
tack Of grip last spring at Washington.
lie has represented the Third Connecti-
cut district In Congress since 1883, and
was renominated few days ago, He
was 90 years OF age.
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Injured in Headon Collision.

DeSota, Mo-, Oct 23-As the result
Of head-end freight collision on the
Iron Mountain, seven miles north Of
here last night, seven persons were in
jured, as follows:
Engineer f. w. strothman, scalded
probably fatally,
Fireman Gus Lynch. seriously.
Conductor f. b. Hale.
Engineer Peter Constant
Frank stevens Of st. Louis, leg brok-
en-.
Harry Snyder of Philadelphia.
S, w. Poe, st. Louis,
The cause Of the collision Is not known.
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Delegate to Chemistry Congress,

Berkeley, Cal, oct. 2s-Prof. w. b.
Rising OF the University OF California
has been appointed a delegate to the
fifth international congress OF applied
chemistry 10 be held at Berlin In 1903,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-10-23
JAS. Hathaway, Desertcr, surrenders

Arkansas city. Kan, oct. 49, james
Hathaway, deserter from the Twenty
second coast artillery, stationed at san
francisco, gave himself up at the re-
crulting station here today He en-
Lifted In April and deserted In July.
He is 80 years old and said he was
homeslck. This makes the third de.
sIrter TO be apprehended here this
week Hathaway was taken to Fort
Reno TODAY
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-10-23
The bearded Lady head.

New York, Oct. 23.-Mrs, VIM. Dono-
van. 81 years old. who Travelled with q
circus as the bearded lady" is dead
at her home in Brooklyn. She was born
in Virginia and had visited every CIV
illzed country In the world.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-10-23
Senator w. A. Clark,a Grandfather.

New York. Oct 2S-A daughter has
been born in this city TO Mrs. Lewis
Rutherford Morris. who was Miss Kath-
crime Clark, daughter OF Senator W. A.
Clark of Montana
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MISS STONES RANSOM MONEY.
She Intends to Pay Pack to some
Subscribers.

Wichita, Kan. oct. 23-Miss Ellen
stone lectured here last night. In an
interview today she said
II am sorry that It has been ad'ef-
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and was most cordially received by all.
lie VIII have q private audience with

b.. 500. .lL.al4a l,lmr unth DtCrni-
Der. The Associated Presls Is request
Ell 10 announce that his visit is solely
connected with the affair Of Cuba, but
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-10-23

he IS utilizing the occasion to make his
visit ad llnina as archbishop Of New
Orleans.
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Col. SWAYNE'S FORCENOW SAFE

are all doing we'll and no anxiety con-
corning the wounded officers need be
felt. The Alden detachment Is expected
today"
The news from somaliland caused
great satisfaction here and relieved the
Keen anxiety felt as TO the fate OF the
British expedition.
Gen Mannings message was prompt
ly forwarded TO King Edward.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-10-23

Slma, India, Oct 2S.-Besides the
second Bombay grenegaders and the
Bombay infantry regiment starting Tor
Somaliland today, native field hospital
sails for the same destination saturday
The Twenty-ffth Baluchls also nave
been warned to be In readiness.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-05-15

When you do right you feel right.
Buy your refrigerated meats from
Franklin Bros and you get the best
In the city. ia
Paul Bradley returned from Dallas
yesterday and reported heavy rain
all along the route, accompanied by
considerable wind.
Lawn or porch settees at Levy's. 80
Something choice at &. Il. Francis
meat market, GOoch building. Give
me n trial. l3S
See Joe u. Reed and enroll your
name as a member of the Friend In
Need society. 1873.
f.. r. Walker, Elmer Dodson,
Alonzo Carter and Sam NJ. Winters
were made knights OF Pythias at a
meeting Of the lodge held last night
for the purpose Of comforting the
third degree.
Friend I'm Need insurance meets
emergencies promptly. See Joe Is.
Reed about IL. l3S
Buy a hammock at Halls Drug
store and fix yourself TO enjoy your
leisure moments during the hot
weather. ll3
Active preparations have begun for
issuing the catalogue Of the second
annual Central Texas fair Four
thousand copies will be issued. The
catalogue offers splendid medium
for advertising.
Schlitz Beer has definite tonic
properties, owing TO the malt and
hops it contains and the absolute pur-
ity. "Call for Schiltz." 40
CASH ONLY have decided 10
sell meat hereafter only for the cash.
can sell better meat at closer prices
that way. For good meat, come 10
me with the cash. G. Il. Francis,
Gooch building. l3s
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Card 10 the Public.

On account Of Bryan not being
large enough for other mechanics 10
have II union aud get union prices
for their work they do not appreciate
having to pay union prices, and In
view OF the fact that transient bust
ness is insufficient In a town the size
of Bryan. believe II is best for me
and for my customers 10 reduce my
prices for barber WORK. For reduced
prices see my ad, in this paper. I
greatly appreciate the patronage /
have enjoyed since coming 10 Bryan,
and hope for its continuance. Res
pectfully, Ii. +. Simmons.
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Local WeseS

J.J. vandiver was in the city yes
terday.
Ice chests at Levy Bros. i39
Miss Nettie Scott is visiting in
Creenville.
Ice cream freezers at Levy's. ls9
'Ralph Howell was here from Nav
Bhsota yesterday.
Water Coolers at Levy Bros. iS9
Mr.. and Mrs. e. F. Moore returned
from Mexia yesterday.
Norwood's for white silk gloves
Soc a pair. Ia
c. A. Harris left for a business
trip yesterday.
Refrigerators al Levy Bros. l39
~. Vandiver called on The Eagle
while In town yesterday.
Norwood's for fancy black para
soils. 40
@. NJ. winstead OF the Cotton Belt
route was In the city yesterday.
Refrigerators and ice boxes at
James a Castles. 40
Mrs. Judge Prendergast Of Mexia,
IL the guest Of Mrs. II. b. Collins
Norwood has reduced prices on all
his summer lawns. 40
Now Is the time 10 put up fruit.
Buy your jars at Halls Drugstore. ii3
Richard Knoblauch left yesterday
TO visit In San Antonio for few days.
A iull line Of refrigerators and ice
boxes at James 4 Castles. 40
The Maccabees have received new
and elegant paraphernalia for degree
team work.
For Sale--All household and kitch-
en- furniture at Conway residence. Il
} Mrs. Webb Howell and little son
are at home after visiting In Monterey
aud san Antonio.
FOR SALE.-Nice Jersey COW and
young calf for s25.
iS7 r. $. Minter.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-05-15

Supt. Jack Harris Of the l. 4 g..
", was in the city Tuesday night.
See Joe y. Reed about Friend in
Need insurance. i8S
Sheriff Cross Baker, Of Grimes
county, was in the city yesterday.
Johhson's Cremery Butter 2jc.
per pound, for sale at Howell
Bros. l39
y. l.. Marwilsky and family Of
Henderson are guests Of Mr.. aud
Mrs. II. Marwilsky.
Fresh shipment Of Huyler's candy
at McDougal's drug store. 100
Mrs. Robert Crittenden and Miss
Ellen Shivers Of Alabama are guests
Of Mr.. aud Mrs. l.. h. Kern.
Elegant toilet soaps Of all kinds,
porfumery and other toilet articles
at Halls drug store. li3
For Sale-Fihe young Jersey COWS
fresh in milk. Apply TO Frank
Clarke. i39
Mr.. and Mrs. f.. II. Perry left for
Dallas yesterday, after "A pleasant
visit 10 Mr.. aud Mis-. Fred Pryor.
wanted-Young horse, must be
heavy, safe, sound, and n good look
er. Bryan Ice, Storage and Coal
Co. 40
Koneeny Bros, next door TO the
Bryan grocery company, sell the best
refrigerated meats at the lowest
price. i3s
The Business League recommend
ed barbecue for the entertainment
OF Hoods Brigade veterans who
meet here June n.
Schlitz Beer is just the mild slim
ulant for the tired mind and body |
at the dinner hour. "Call for
Schlitz." 40
LOST-A tan colored dog, rather
old; had on black collar; knows his /
name Buck Reward for return 10 /
Albert Higgs. i3S
The county commissioners are i'm
session for the regular May term, at
tending TO road business, claims and |
other routine business.
Go 20 Franklin Bros for a first
class variety Of choice meats and |
you will see they advertise facts. Ia |
Those who have borrowed books |
frcm DR. j. l.. Fountains library are |
requested TO return them without
delay. 40
The city board OF equalization has
completed it's labors and adjourned.
Postal receipts were slightly increas-
ed by the results Of It's work.
Franklin Bros and their men have
the experience and are second 10
none Ia taking an interest in ship
plying the trade and general public
with the best meats. IA
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Neptune Carnival.

The I. & G.. n. Ry. will sell tickets
for special train leaving Bryan at
$3.50 a. m. May 20, 20 arrive in Gal
weston $3.50 a. m. Returning train
will leave Galveston May Goth, at
1880 p. m. All tickets limited to May
2ist. That is parties who wish may
return on special train May %, at 1850
p. m, or they may remain in Calves
ton over night and return May 2lst.
Fare 500 for the round trip.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-05-15

The Free Baptist college commit
tee are going 10 work at once to try
and raise the remainder Of the stock
subscriptions necessary to secure the
location OF the school. We feel sure
that the people of Bryan will not let
the opportunity TO secure another
fine school pass unimproved. These
sort of enterprises build up a town
and make II independent, and are Of
untold intellectual and moral bene-
M
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Neptune Carnival.

For special train passing Bryan
May %, 1902 at li:05 a. m, the II. 4
II. c. will sell round trip tickets to
Galveston; iare 500. Tickets good
going on special train only. Final
limit TO leave Galveston not later
than evening, May 2ist. Continuous
passage each direction.
w. ;. WILSON, Agent.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-05-15

The score I'm the game Of ball
Tuesday afternoon between the Bry-
an aud Allen Academy baseball
teams stood IS to Il In favor Of the
students. who have won five straight
games from the town boys. The
scores made were as follows: First
game. y to IS. second "a 10 %, third
I 10 6, fourth II TO 10, fifth IS 10 Ia.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-05-15
For Sale.

The Masonic hall told Baptist
church property is offered for sale
cheap. For further information APP
ply 10 t. A. Searcy,
w. NJ. Brazos Union Lodge No. i29,
A. +. and A. NJ. lH
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-05-15

h a.l,'s ,.eli.aiiv DeArmond have Ier,
mere Tor Havana TO attend the inaus en-
ration OF President Flec, F-s.Is.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-05-15

-, ~" uays' -1.5ft. me fovn ~
I hafnuded and ever , mss eo,r,od !
"a. ''u
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-05-15

lsaset Given.
i, Ivain ue''esFonandcry, knights
TempIar. .sCT Am II. Henderson,
eminent com 7.nder, Is growing
continually aud adding TO It's SPLEEN
did membership. Bryan Is the link
between the membership on the
north and on the south, in adjoining
towns and counties.
Our city is also focal point OF In
terest nationally and internationally
among Tempiars, by reason Of IL
being the residence OF the grand mas
ter OF the Knights Templar grand
encampment. Ivanhoe commandery
held n meeting Tuesday evening
and Messrs. Dudley Brown and Il. II.
Terrell Of Grimes county were in
vested with Knighthood.
Among those In attendance from
other points were John +. Garrett Of
Calvert, T. r. Burlington and DIR.
Fred Is. Johnston Of Anderson, II. y.
Siddall Of Marlboro, II. n. Bissell
and A. +. Brigance of Navasota.
After business was disposed Of the
knights assembled at the Cosmopol-
itan and enjoyed an elegant spread
prepared under the direction Of Sir
Robt. w. Howell.
The menu, served in seven courses,
was elaborate and appetising, and
the toasts pleasing and appropriate.
Several OF those put down for
speeches were unavoidably absent,
but the toast master, Mr.. T. +.
Burlington, with excellent tact, con-
trived TO surmount this difficulty,
and a thoroughly enjoyable oc-
casion was the result.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-05-15

ODDsLoTS IN LADIES WHITE
WAISTS.
One lot former price si.OO now 20
si50&$i.75
iVW sass ssss ~ w
One lot former price $500, s2.25
and $3.50, now ...............$l 30
One lot colored Dlmity Waist
former price 81 80, now ......Si %