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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-02-22


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\ Ol-Nti' MAN Of good address and ability
experienced I'm Once work. willing to 10
any sort q work, wants some SOW o' -
P,slllV,N y f'ulu' ,l Ills, ~ ~ ~, -
~ YOU ARE ~ NEED " help ~ tu!
kiud calf or phone southern Employ urnl
AscucE i1ll% Congress avenue .-
WANTED An office position
by boy OF IL, hn,c had experience iu col.
.crtug. can give gond reference Address
lVoH capitol GA phone lS%'' --------
WANrEB- Position as planning mill fore
man or III lob shop reference given.
Addrcs~ Box ,h1. utnuge. Texas. -
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w atac man IA ia, shop Address RoN
an orange Tpype -
coon r,p,,rp -l,L fo,,Iir ,ro1-1s In
co Ia tho cnnntr, on farn address g..
NJ this orH.r -
~ ,S-7, eI-r, li;i1X a.. nun COOL nTiVa.r
or boarding. bouse or restaurant. 0rst
class , 1nrNc Muuson Address psH2,
this Office ~
7j-I,TTI. Wy IA III o-,r,, cr,rio-1nent
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of lomo Kind: ranch. boardjug house ~
hotel work address f. Nurphy Galvc.
ton rc,as =
TI' you want q good colorcd boy 10 dn
general work around yarI. addrra5 1850
this Office. -
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NpINH MAN, z" yenIS, wants ,'..
hang shades, handy repairing aud % tair
pScter s"oi rofcrenccs fnrniF6ed qSul
this Office. =
A Young MAN wants a position In fur-
nitnrc store driving wagon has expert
references. Address 951l this office. -
STIR ATIC,N WANTED nv experienced
norfv 70 MONACO at,,su bctal ar ronmlpg
B"nse. address Manager, 9oS Washington
street -
WANTED Position OF almost any Kind by
- O., - -, - 4" storJ" .,bcr',,II thor
ovgbfr roiloIin. bavo s1ionlid iritcrs OF
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., ,1"i AL5rn.s nny ~ nuu.
uer, Texas. -
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hand, man or MS nisa. ,sat.hTap: can Il
pil repairs. ctc. Nddrss qe3a. this o'
fec
jirit, necc work. ahttract, oud sp,cj Il.
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ST0t, Ri'NAWAYS Fitch iuetantlv' car
ri,d in pocket; agents vnntcd; INC pr".o
.ii{ou. everv horse owner buys ~ Vt
nniars free J. g. Long Io., GreenN',e
Texas.
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ATTORNEYS DIRECTORY.

T. y. MOODY,
Attorney for First
National Rauk Of Houston,
iooSyb Congress- Avenue.
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Mt is EASY TO TRADE |
\ through Post Want Ads
--.--@oo-o@-~~~~ i
AGENTS WANTED.
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1ptE nlD HARTFORD LIFE wants nrst 7
class agents W. ~. Patterson mausger;
pailas. 1eSas ----------------
ST0r Ri'NAWAYS Fitch instantly car
ricd iu pocket; agents vnntcu' me pI"i'N
teton. everv horse owner hurS w. Vlt
nniurs froc j. g. Long & CO., Green'Hie;
reNas. -----------,----
{ + T1TT5,T- NOVELTY house IN peyas.
agents We have n money maker; caialn|Uf
rrcr a. Al oug Co. Gr"Hn'tllo leNas,
T4nI EGI.NTE ore roiD'ne money selling
otr combination llpp"r. uno articles IN
o8t. samplr a5r j. Long "a
GrrerN)lc vas ---------------.-
115T y r. $50 Vaol guaranteed autcm9tic
~ shSrs s,u themselves. agent writes
vrslicd sample 10 ten women, took
~, S orSers f'mo A. minutes profit over
$50. guaranteed - Il? a washing IN tn't,y
1l,iree ma labor. costs less than any other
mnohiuo free simple and eNglUsiNe ~
rdtrr- furnished Auton1tir Washer ~;
HfHf1Nn 4. Ol'HE'
ir--- Nv agents CATALOGUES E1plains how
in nIrko 81 to SO o lay anywhere HoW
goods Best proposition. " t,le I...Na'
SUeci4lty Co. box sd Obitl'u''-i,,,
Tenn, ---.-- ~
i5EFE Largo catalogue Of attractive ,noye,'
Tics and general household goods. fNer'
rrdv pleased Big Inducements to goGI
agents write today Alpine supp6H,
House, "rt y. Iark aIeuue' ~
AGENTS WASrED-Bither eeX hlg ~
cf now specialtlcs. quick sellers ~,
logues md circulars free. Jos. ~ Sul' ~
supply Co. L. o box 4oo, AtlahIa, Gu. -.
--,-,S-T-51-T-S ~ 4 WEED TIfhcr sex Big line
"i NV Hors Tsfoiogue and circulars
~ ~" tddrrss NAH order supply Co
rax o20 Fort Worth, Ncxas -
,.pt,r ~ ,,crts cotuloguc explains how
!'eG o' ~ io Sio n ,laS anywhere Sew
Eo""S G Main street. Aurora. III.
No'''| wa -
1890, II---,-o T-7I5I0g % 401 Els
NhltE ttmUdirg Chicoro FOR homo build
W. ~ ,,J fr,,,,s 70 AGENTS If YOU eau
wv r,u l ~ ,,,, can, own n nome. -
l2l ~ - o.,
$5o. - t an" r,rtirIlrrs Keno.
NV ',rr, 'ti,,4,,'Iy 1rin -
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AGENTS mHkr SIS 20 50 weekly Ffp'
souting us Absolute necess'l[ n'i u,.a,,,7
'nor4 ,.,'i.,' cH WrIto ms todol Agents
W. DO lovcJand Ohio 30
I Sp,. LILY W - ..--------
/ WANTED Refined lady agents 10 Seu
facial preparation. 5000 Pn%Ws' w -, q
7 az ,Hsa rrr forms. EurrnG NnelnlNal 70.
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-T$ELL THE PEOPLE
a what you want.
HELP WANTED.

WANTED Furniture and carpet salesman
In Houstou must have experience good
appearance good character and refer
ences; steady employment for the wight
man; none others need anaver. Address
QST4, this office. ~
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AGENTS WANTTn for the greatest agents
seller ever produced; every user o., pen
and lux buys IL on sight, 200 TO 800 per
cent proft sample 30 cents ], l.. Rus
scM eennraI aEent Houston. Texas. y
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WANTED and Wife man rs cook.
woman as house girl must be hrst-elssss
German or Swede preferred. Apply llu5
McGuwen avenue. %
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TELL. THE PEOPLE
Il what you want.
sITUATIoNs-FEMALE.

II you want q good cook or woman to do
housework colored, give reference, an.
swer this nd ps34 this office, ~
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g. ldNs REAcHAFFwI
- Post Want Ads reach !,
"~-00~>----~~->>~~,-~-.>oo.''AI
LIVESTOCK FOR sA,r
NY DARK BROWN -
iio9 McKinpev avo condition; sns lOesu
; 80 :, : -nue.
w SALE Wtdresday, NJ
m,so9 staples, carload ~ =. rsueuon
brote riop rsms ana single drive 'sa
Lers sale begius at 10 ! 'g n snd ~
- out l.--- reserve. an be seen T,e,as h wS
FOR sALE soma nice A.. s,e ~ N
COWS. Kuhlnau, ii0s AInssElass ma,s
EG Cos EGGS i 81 for q, from ,T.--.'ia
rri2os p egh"rh chickens tbst we e mi
par Ti a. NJ NJ poultry show duf,n, ~
Leghorns; we also won tbe ~, N BrosnI
or highest scoring pen m eI acI pltfhsl
me SHOW; We ship eggs an <snoFns a
where, safely packed. Tor ha, snd sysfr
psllNeted 20 any part N the ci.r tsss
gharge Tall ~ or address All ~ Il
c, vSeup'i GUILTY lard, aha Car ~ y. Y
corner. corner Ice. tlfth ward - nr';t
DL Gs DOGS Pedlgrecd 5-;. =
TI'at Danes, lox Terriers. So sSs N'snlis
,,s ~ preeoS Best dog rnmedi.. spi'.
hoold'ng kennels down south eas lhi
Abstraction ADDRESS L. No. sS.qasanis.
-prletor Ilne Grove Kennels H Ssu..l. "a
FOR SALB OR TRkDE-EsT ~ :
fresh milk cows for snan n GOV an
phone 2'9S. Burketts los ssblna .. "a
FOR SALE-Fresh cows for 5,-5---- :.
also two jersey bulls. or tro - sIiy ussi
tenn Phone 2T98. A. s. BurSst,, ~ go
and Sabine. Aett acta
FOR SAuE,-One car good 6roFs -. :
horses l4h to 16 hands high A. ss 49,
mppiy 10 or address S l. Miller Rs,sss.
le1as s''l !,
REGISTERED Jersey buII - c- -,
COWS sent for and returned freq a, , S.ues
price S2.5O cash, with privilege pus
Moore, south end Sabine bridge. ~ Y
- ~
EGGS Thompson's strain barred De
Rocks, 81 90 for Is. Pear orShsss Tnp gsti
try Yard, Halletsvil,e, Texas ' 'Vu
WASrED-AE stock owner, -.
mako your horse laugh H TITp r,Ti Y I'll
edy o. Brenhnm. Texas - "ss'
\ BEAT-TY- Silver crar . Tes-, "a -
giving ST. gallons. resiste 80 sSls 90 ifsss
and Durham. ycar.old far s ~ .el.i
three gallons; Kind and GENTS. Az y
q card or como ont. We have oisng.
others. loekum & Co, Westheln,r ,o,s
FOR SAT,E-Parred pIvmoT15 D.
from kray strain: Kray won hrst pl,,
az sn houste9 "a ana san Antonio In last a
from thomson rIprlet t P ~ no, a'' S sss
mating; cockcrs sired by drst pri,. ~ y.
at New ors mis- year, $50 per utt,
or ~. APpN 20 henry. ; Fox, IT,, 80
LIayls, .S9ut1 western phone Sill s
100 BKOhr. IIIII.t,S for SAFE, ali frc.5 -
and weighing from $50 10 II lso d's eoa ~
cheap In car lots to dealerI Cooke Css'
summons, Eort Worth. Texas.
I FOR lSALE-A good Size drIvInr7 nos. 4
pIr ojn+ Travis or old nhona 81
- - 80 g----S o..
H,',so III pi 4. '1J .lheis' S2 y, Ihci'
/ Whlte Wyandottes Brown TeSb r,s n0 !,
or breeds. Chickens 81 to s. each, HoH
Poultry Ranch. Aldine, Le1aa
I T0T7 STON DATRY Co Converge Ma
viii furnish pure milk; old phone 2ss
= Rp0TY T-FCE0DY Fccs az
.hi-toar tro,,, bnarr 10 a., h. ~, q,
49, -, coclnrei IN Sanih IT,, "'I ~
~ pio,tr,,, So1n W,,ht,..
CO. W. - "iNnN'i-'' N0'' 'aSn"eY
$ c BROWN TEGHoRY EGGS $780,
d s ston,ta. o h6s liza w. A"e"' i'' "
HORSES AND MULES for sale 60; VA
inEton street j. ROthstela. ~
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GERMAN GIRL for general Aousework
aud cooking, HOG Louisiana. -
VFAHTDD-An experienced cook; 150S Main.
corner Bell. ~
WOMAN for cook aud general housework;
White preferred. Mrs. D. ID. Cooley,
Eighteenth hnd Boulevard, Houston
Heights. ~
KANTED--FIrst-c class millinery trimmer,
must be a good designer and competent
10 take charge Of work room. The 10.
Alkemeyer Co. n
WANTBD-A good boy FOR general work
Apply S12 Clay avenue. *
WANTBD-A good all round machine hand,
one who knows something about moulding
machine Houston Show Case ana Mfg
Co, ~
A BUTCHER WANTED in small town II
the country; state experience, age and
whether married or single, Address box
I 61f San Antonio. TeIAa 2S
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HIGHEST cash prices paid Tor all kinds
Junk iron, brass, sine lead, rope, bones.
bottles rubber, etc. country shipments
solicited; wholesale dealer; telephone loldl
$50, (new) 4I6. Louis kaminsky, 1910
Preston avenue. corner Austin. Il
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WANTED--A Cieranan woman to nurse and
do house cleaning aI0n, this ot1cc -
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-03-29
CONDITION on COFFEE
How a Resident oi San Francisco
Found Prospects.
LOSSES ARE IMMENSE
Louis l'lrseh, Who Has Just Come
Bask rrcm Guatemala, Declares
the Cost 10 That Conutry
Is Not Exaggerated.

San Francisco. March 2s-Louis
lIIrsch OF this city. whose coffee plan
iation' In Guatemala was destroyed by
the recent eruption OF Santa Maria
volcano. has just returned from an
inspection OF the devastated districts.
He says that accounts OF the cost to
Guatemala by Santa Maria are not
exaggerated and Il will take a couple
Of years and perhaps longer for the
coffee industry To recover from the
blow. This years crop will be pretty
fair He added: Much coffee is dam.
aged. some OF IL badly. and next years
crop will be poor" Laborers released
from ruined plantations would have
done much to save the situation. but
unfortunately these laborers and 9th.
ers for whom there Is plenty Of work
waiting are NJ present Ia the military
service OF the republic.
II will be several years before Qua
temala RECEIVERS from the volcano out.
break and some plantations will never
be anything but barren wastes.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-03-29
IRATE IRIsHMEN.
Two Hundred Of Them rsit Performers
with Ancient Igg..

Two Hundred Of Them isir Performers
with Ancient Eggs.
New York. March -s-Two hundred
Irishmcn whose foclIurs bad been out
ragged by the performance of "McFad'
dens Row of Flats" az the New Star
theater. rose 90 their seats DO the thea
ter and peItsd tho performers with
rotten eggs. vegetables and fruit The
audience OF over 5000 was thrown into
an uprOag and tho actors were driven
from the stage.
The affair vas the elimination OF
series of attempts .D bring ihe per
foman.o off tHi# play f1 an end and
to stop forever fhn production oi such
plays The disturbing element was
scattered through th. orchestra. bal
cony aud Cutlery H. ..H tHeafDr which
is one OF tho largest DOB Sow York
Some of tbo rlser hav'.i their do.
daln at fhe U..aai ..H'urh.rs In
the uproar o. policeman. who was try.
inr t1 rr.. ..,e ..'.. quickly stamped
out burning ar f. ous of tle a.slcs.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-03-29
TAKEN OFF ROOFS.

Nsgros. Are Bsing Rescued from the
Top. Of Their Cabins
New Orleans. March ga special
to the States from Greenyille. Miss.
says that only sir blocks were above
water Reseuing parties and the
police have brought In people from
the flooded districts. many houses be-
ing under water 10 the depth " sew
eral feet. Both electric llgh plants
are surrounded By water.
From great plantations about the
creyasse at LaGrange comes reports
OF heart-rcnding scenes Boats have
been sent and negroes have been
taken from roofs OF their cabins. Hun
dreds OF negroes have been brought
60 Greenyille. while the town Is hlled
with cattle and stock taken frql1
plantations surrounding News cofnss
OF threatened break In the great leyee
at Catfish Point. some thirty miles
north of GreenyiHe People are In
deep gloom and business Is at stand
still.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-03-29
FATAL TO FLOWERS.
ne aud uI. sou John shot 20 Death BY
a Ieanessss Con-tsbis.


jacksonville. Tenn. March 2S.--Jas-
Flowers and his son John were killed
Friday morning In Monroe county,
Tennessee. by Constable Horace Witt
NJ a point near the North Carolina line
says a special TO the Journal and Th-
bune from jacksonville, Tenn. a few
days ago James Flowers and his three
sons attacked Washington Altman
the occupant OF a tract OF land which
was 10 dispute on account OF the loca
ton OF the state line not being exact
~ known. and forced him TO retire
from the land AZ the point OF shot
gun. Altman sent word 10 the county
seat. and obtained warrants for the
arrest OF the men. Constable Witt
was given the warrants and summon
ed a posse. Arriving on the scene the
constable learned that two OF the
Flowers boys were absent and he de.
termined 10 attempt 10 arrest the 9th
ers. As the posse appeared they were
lred on. Shots were returned. Witt.
killing the elder Flowers with a re-
volver bullet. John Flowers was al
80 killed. u Is believed by witt. The
other two Flowers did not return and
were not arrested although members
Of the posse were left behind for that
purpose witt has demanded a full
investigation Of his action.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-03-29
Yanger Get. Decision

Detroit. Mich, March 2S-Beuny
Yanger OF Chicago was given the de-
cision by Referee sller Friday night
over Hugh McParden OF Brooklyn aft.
90 ten rounds OF hghting in the Ne.
tropolitan Athletic Clubs association
hall To- Light Guard armory before
5000 persons Yanger had clearly The
better OF every round. Siler's decision
was ho0tod by some % the spectators.
Yanger was unmarked after the fight
while Mcpadden's nose was bleeding
freely and his body showed the ef.
feet Of Yanger's punishment McPad-
den was IN distress several times and
hung on In ciinches repeatedly. while
Yanger forced the fighting through
out. From the first McPaddon's st0m.
ach was hangers objective point and
Il was the blows be- sent to this point
that brought him the dec. ion.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-03-29
BITTEN BY A BUG

singular. M'.fogtuns - = Young Polish
Farmer Who nscans insans
Chicago. March ga dispatch 10
the Inter Ocean from Mendon Mich.
says Oscar Newasaky. a young Pol
ish farmer near here. has become In.
sane as the result OF a bite by win.
ter bug The day after he was bitten
his body began 10 swell and physi'
clans have been unable 20 give him re-
lief. Prof. de Vos Olinberg. an en-
tomologlst Of Wheeling, w Va. came
here at the request Of the national mu'
scum at Washington 10 procure speci'
mems Of the bug. lie found a nest Of
the insects in bog near Newasaky's
home. and owhile trying TO capture
them was bitten on the chin, and
within an hour was In semicon'
sciOus condition.
Ollnberg does not show the symp'
toms OF insanity that appeared In Ne
wasaky's case. and the physicians ara
hopeful OF his recovery.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-03-29
LETTERS TO FIGURE.
These Epistles Are 10 he Used During
the Pennsii Inquest.

These Episties Are 20 he Used During
the Penneii Inquest.
New Haven. Conn. March 2s.-Two
letters which are expected TO figure in
the Pencil inquest at Buffalo. n. Y.
have been sent to Buffalo from this
city Both were written by Mrs Pen.
nell to a glrlhood friend whose name
has not yet been disclosed. and one
bears a Buffalo postmark dated az Z
o'clock. on the night OF the automobile
tragedy II Is said that one OF the
letters denies that Arthur Pencil ever
intended getting a divorce. and that
IN neither letter Is there any trace Of
mental depression or any hint o. sui
eide The 1etters are said 10 have
been forwarded 90 Thomas Pencil Of
Buffalo. who was formerly Pencils
law partner.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-03-29
RUNNING FIGHT.
Three Masked Men aud on Ger, aud Cit.
1sn. Have Hot Time.

Three Masked Men aud on Ger, aud Citi.
Ssn. Have Hot Time.
Cleveland. o.. March ga battle
was fought early today between
three robbers on one side and officers
and citizens on the other al Bedford
suburban resort. resulting in the
death Of one OF the robbers and the
wounding and capture NJ another. No
officers or citizens were injured Many
shots were exchanged before the fee
Ing men were finally brought 10 earth
Very late Friday night three masked
men entered the town Of Gainesville
twenty-five miles east OF Cleveland
seized the night policeman and boun.
and gagged him The officer wa'
then marched 10 the postomce. wher,
be was compelled 20 witness an al
temut ~ biow omen mo safe hv NJ.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-03-29

marauders. They finally. after WORT
ing some time. gave up the job with.
out securing anything OF value.
Later they stole horse and buggy
and drove to Ravenna. where they
boarded a Cleveland and Pittsburg
freight train for Cleveland.
kilograms we're sent 10 Bedford.
and when the train arrived there q
number OF deputy sherifs and a posse
OF citizens were on hand. armed with
guns and reviewers.
A running fight began when the
train reached Bedford. The robbers
fired as they ran towards an open
field. while the officers and posse pour.
ed yolley after volley upon them
Finally one OF the pursued men drop
ped TO the ground dead. The second
was so badly wounded he 10 trail
Of blood and soon threw up ms hands
TO surrender. The third man escaped
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-03-29
NEWS IN BRIEF.

Frank p. Kelley was found dead al
Waco.
-Four cases OF a Cotton Belt freight
train we're crushed near Pittsburg.
Tex
Near Davis. a depols OF iron said 70
be be OF the richest kind has been
found IN a mountain.
The war department will permit a
few military companies 20 be organized
On the Indian Territory.
Four hundred acres Of cantaloupes
will be planted by truck growers
around stcphcnyille. Tex
James Harrison purchased for $50.
900 cash the Farmers. and Mechanics
bank building at Fort Worth.
Joe Bailey" the fat steer sold A.
Fort Worth for no cents a pound.
brought 5000 at San Antonia
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-03-29
SCOUTS SUCCESSFUL.
Two CampAnie. Defeat Main Dody OF san
MiEusIs Forces

Two Companies Defeat Main Body OF sau
MiEusrs Tores.
Manila. March 29-Two companies
Of Macabebe scouts signally defeated
the main body Of San Miguel's force
Friday. II Is believed San Miguel was
killed. Lieutenant Reese was serious
~ wounded Tho scouts lost thres
men killed and had II men wounded.
The enemy occupied an entrenched
position midway between Mariquina
San Francisco and Delmonte. and had
erected a stone fort. which was gar
rlsoned by 200 men The First and
Fourth companies Of Macabebes. com.
Macabebes az a disadvantage. the lieu.
tenant Nickerson respectively. attack
ed the enemy's position, but as the
scouts were exposed to the Ere OF the
enemy In a manner which placed the
Macahebes at a disadvantage. the Lien
taaants decided. after several hours
fighting. 90 surrender the position and
charge after having divided their com
panles
The two officers then led gallant
and successful charge. during which
Lieutenant Reese fell seriously wound
ed. The enemy then broke and ran
leaving. fortyhye men dead on the
field. including a general officer, who
Is believed 10 be san Miguel. though
his Identification Is incomplete.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-03-29
OAK CLIFF BILL.

Measure Making n Part of Dallas Has
Passed Finally In House
Austin. March 2S- Both Dallas char
ter bills were passed finally IN the
house The bills have already passed
the senate. one OF the bills provides
for taking IN Oak GIN as part Of Dallas
and this bin was passed as voted on
by the people The other hill passed
provides that voting precincts shall
not exceed $50 voters. also Tor extend.
ing bonded limit $25OOOO for the pur
pose Of diyergiug sewerage system
from Trinity river. also Tor enIargins
the membership OF board Of cquilila.
ton and filling Of vacancies by mayor
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-03-29
PRIVILEGES FOR SALE FOR CENTRAL
TEXAS FAIR.

Sealed bids will boz received until
May 18th for the following exclusive
privileges for the fair Aug. Is, 10, ~
and 81:
One exclusive restaurant and lunch
privilege.
one exclusive ice cream and cold
drink privilege.
One exclusive fruit and CONNECTION
privilege.
one exclusive tobacco and cigar
privilege.
One exclusive rubber ball, rubber
novelties, cane and confetti priyil-
eye.
one exclusive shooting gallery
privilege.
All bids will be opened AZ directors
meeting on Nav 18th. Necessary
space will be- allowed otside OF build
ings, for each privilege; any space
inside OF building will be charged
for.
Right is reserved 10 REJECT any and
all bids.
Parties 10 whom privileges are
awarded will be- required 10 pay half
the amount when contract Is signed,
and balance August 18th.
No passes or helpers tickets will
be allowed 10 parties paying fOrpriv-
ileges.
Address all bids 10
PAUL BRADLEY,
Chairman Privilege Committee.
S-May-i7,
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-03-29
SHAMEFUL CRIME

Little white Girl Outraged by . Negro
and Left Upon Mountain.
Bluehelds, W. Va. March 2s-Fiar
vey williams. a negro, Friday outrag-
ed Mary Jones. the thirteenyearold
daughter OF a white miner. and left
her for dead on the mountain between
Pocahontas. Va. and Cooper. w. Va.
After regaining consciousness. tho
child managed 10 reach her home.
Several posses Immediately went In
search OF the negro and he was To-
Gated near Pocahontas. taken 10 Bran
we'll and was lodged IN iail The jail
Is heavily guarded. but from informa'
ton from Bramwell a lyuching will
probably occur Williams victim will
die.