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Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-02-27
H.AT.o. SCHEDULE.

Nhhlh wv W 80 800
No. I, leaves Houston, Z "a. me- mr.
rives in Bryan, i0:is a. IN.
No. 3. leaves Houston at II a. M
arrives In Bryan, 1850 p. M,
Mob, leaves Houston. 9:O ?. M.
arrives In Bryan, l2:s0a. NJ.
No. 4. leaves Houston l'O a. III"
arrives In Bryan, i:is a. m.
SOUTH BOUND TRAINS;
No. 2. arrives Ia Bryan az ] 20 p
an arrives AZ Houston 5:iO + M.
No. 4. arrives In Bryan a. $3.50 ?.
m. arrives at Houston at $3.50 =. M
No. 8. arrives IN Bryan at ~ a
M. arrives NJ Houston, at ga. W.
Nos arrives IN Bryan ate;o5 a
m, arrives az Houston 100 ,. M
Makes close connection az Hemp
stead i2:3O p. m. with train arriv'
ing NJ Austin at i:i5 p. m.
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N, nniihlnr. nnrn

Dodd CITY. Tex. Feb. 2G.-Tiro do.
stroycd six brick business houses.
Columbia courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1902-1905, 1903-04-03
BV Paul De LdneV

organ.
He drew a hyperdermic syringe from
his pocket and filled it with fluid.
Then he injected it into Seadog's arm.
Several minutes OF silence followed.
Ringwold kept his seat on the side of
the bed. He finally broke the silence.
Bring the lamp" he said.
While young Seadog held the lamp
and tie wife looked on with anxiety,
Rinwgold shook the sick man. He
pushed back the eyelds and exposed
the pupils which were greatly enlarged
"1e died in Siberia and his brother
went down at sea.'' muttered Seadog.
Another smile lit up the countenance
OF Ringwold. He placed mis- hand over
the heart OF Seadog again. He played
with the man as would cat play with
mouse. But the feeble little fellow
looked more like the mouse and the
PROSTATE form of the wealthy fisher
man resembled that of giant, in com.
parison.
"Old Ringwold has his eyes, but he
is not the man. No, he is not the
man!' spoke out seadog in plain
words.
Again the grizzled old man smiled
almost to stage villains chuckle,
Mrs. Seadog turned pale. Young Sea.
dog was myHtified.
Ringwold slowly bent his body until
he could place his mouth near Seadog's
ear. He spoke In an ordinary tone Of
voice:
"Charlie, you neglected to sweep out
this morningl''
Seadog opened his eyes as if by mag.
ic. He gazed into the face of Ring.
void for moment and then exclaimed
"Nelse Saarela, druggist to the
czar!"
eyes, and back from Siberia and or
to America that he might compe
Charles Seadog to render an account
ing!' fairly Missed the old man.
The meeting was too much for thu
strength Of either. Seadog fell into 6
silent relapse and old Ringwold drop
ped across his body in hysterical fit.
1t was then that young Seadog called
to neighbor and sent him to the bal
room for aid.
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CHAPTER XXIV.
A Fina. Accounting.

With the dawning of morning there
were many rumors ahoat in the village.
The story Of Seadog's relapse, the send
ing for old Ringwold, and the dying
condition of the two men had reached
the public ear. Stories of mysterious
disclosures we've also being told and
the people were wrought up to unusual
excitement.
1t was known that Captain Budlong
had remained at the place all night;
that Sankala was there and that the
militia surgeon had been kept busy and
that about daylight old Bumbo, the
lawyer, had been sent for.
Sankala and Dan Lapham had also
been eeen to visit the Ringwold cabin,
and they had taken large bundle Of
papers to the Seadog home.
The interior OF the Seadog house pre-.
sented an interesting picture. On a
bed lay old Seadog calm and weak.
He was breathing easily and his physi-
cal suffering had been lulled.by heroic
scientific treatment. But the agony
which racked his brain is indescribable.
1t is only those who have suffered with
guilty conscience while looking death
in the face that could properly sympa-
thize with Charles Seadog.
On another bed in the same room lay
the aged Rinwgold. He had under
gone complete change. The feeble
old form which had for 60 many years
responded to the appeals of life and
| raised itself up as though coming from
the grave, had reclined to rise no L ore.
His work was over. His mission was
about performed. Yet his brain was
as clear as bell; His eyes as bright
as youth.
Seadog's family lowered about him.
The surgeon stood at his bedside.
Bumbo, the lawyer, sat at table near
by.
sankala held her aged protector g
hand. Dan Lapham stood at the foot
of Ringwold's bed. Captain Budlong
was at the door to answer the questions
OF the curious.
"Tell the whole truth, Charles, tell
it all. | have proved to you that San
kala is his child. She Is entitled to
his interest in the property. Do fair
by hei upon your soul!'
So spoke old Ringwold, fsebly but
encouragingly to Seadog.
"After my return from Siberia I
looked up the boy. I had located you
long before. When got the papers
arranged l persuaded him to come with
me to America, but he had marrying
on the brain and would not come until
the ceremony was performed and his
young bride was ready to come" contin-
ued Ringwold. ave were all poor in
finances and had to take the old sail
boat. The voyage was a long one and
the child, sankala, was born on board
the vessel. The surgeon Of the craft
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Old Gentleman-Tell me, my friend,
why you are so ugly to passengers.
Brutal Conductor-So they'll hate tn
street car company wot employs me.
See?
mo, not exactly"
"Why. when they hate the company,
they'll just laugh to themselves when
they see me cheatin' tn company BY not
ringin' up fares. See?"
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h F2(D[),|
Prietor. |
giles, Bird
Harness.
\ and.
SH.
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INCOMING STEAMERS.

TO-DAY.
Vessel. From.
Kentigern. .Dunl1irk, November
Florida Stettin, November m
'Cheronea. st Lucia. December
hillary Para, November 20.
Tberus Shields November 2T......
lxia .Algiers, November %.
SNew-YoTk. Southampton December O..
'Umbria. Liverpool, December
Denver Galveston. December
Jersey City. Swansea, November 90 Bristol CITY
MONDAY. DECEMBER II
Armenian Liverpool December White star
Captain Mcneil. Seville, November
Comus. New Orleans. December Mallory
TUESDAY. DECEMBER Is.
Arkansas. Stettia. December Punch Edge & O
"Cenfuegos. Santiago December Ward
city Of Washngt n Colon, December Panama
Heos Shields, December l. Standard Co
'Heig Oav .Chrstiansand December .Scand- Am
Woodford. ..........St Lucia, December s. .....--
'Zulia. Ponce December Red
Brings mail.
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SAILED.
MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.
FOREIGN PORTS

Liverpool Dec 151sailed steamers Georgia CB, Clark
New-HoTki l2th. l-ucanIa CBr), Mckay. New-York
southampton, Dec 12-Arrived. steamer Philadelphia
Mills, New-fork passed Hurst Castle $3.50 M:
sailed, steamer 81 Paul. Roberts New-York via chez
bourg land passed Hurst Castle lao D M
Lizard. Dec II, 1880 m-Passed.
Mills, New-York for Southampton.
York for Hull ~ -'0"
Copenhagen. Dec 0-Sailed, IIol~,
New-YOrk. - "'
Bremen. Dec II, m-salled steamer Brandenburr
Ger, Woltersdorf New-York and Baltimore
Hamburg Dec lu-Sailed steamer Buecher CGer) Krech
New'-York. Via Southampton and Cherbourg
Antwerp Dec Il $ m-Saiied. steamer iceland C,r1
Brooulhead, New-York -
Havre Dec IL. m-sailed, la Bretagns or,
Poncelot New-York.
CheTbourE, Dec 10, $40 m-Sailed paul
Roberts from Southampton. New-York
Gibraltar Dec 12-Sailed. steamer Hohen zollern (Jerl
Mesel drom Genoa and Eaplesl New-York Passed
steamers Caabria (BT). Pearce. Genoa, I@khorn AM
Naples for New York: Marianne AUST Hregiich
Trieste. etc. for New-York
Marseles Dec l1-Arrived. Hespera Cbr) Gov
sTlCy. NewYork via Naples
Genoa. Dec Arrived steamer patrta Utah. Ootaxza
Narcotics for New-York land sailed.
Trieste Dec G-Sailed steamer Hrezitch
New-York
Calcutta. Dec S-Saiied steamer fQs-,
SnndEtedt. New-York '
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SHIPPING NEWS
Port of New-YOrk Saturday, Dec. 10, 1908.
ARRIVED

Steamer Norge Danish Grndsl. Copenhagen Novem-
ber 20, Christana 20 and Chrstiansand 81 Funch
Edys Co. with cabin and 6s passengers and
make Arrived at the Bar
Steamer Ia SsVoie (Fr), Poirot Havre 8 to
the Compasnie Generate Tansatisntique. 1875 cabin
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and 7s5 Storage passengers mails rdse Arrived at
the Bar 430 -
Steamer Esperanza. Rogers. Vera Cruz December q
Progreso . and Havana s. to James E Ward Co, with
AIS a m - ~ -
Steamer FL Mar, Jacobs, Galveston December 10 tha
Southern Pacific Company, with mdse
Steamer Alamo Johnstone, Mobile December and
sengers and mdse - 1900 P''
Steamer City Of Memphis Savage. Savannah December
TO- TO the Ocean Steamship Company. with passengers
ana mdse on the Highlands at els . m.
Steamer Algonquin, Hale. Decer,har
brunswick and Charleston TO- to William p Civds
q Co. with passengers and mdse
steamer Arapahoe kemble. Jacksonville December
and Charleston TO- to William P Clyde C Co with
passengers and mdse. $3.50
Steamer Princess Anne, Tapley. Newport News and
norfolk, to Old Dominion Steamship Company. with
Steamer Lancaster, Sabblich. Boston December q
towing barge Maple Hin, from do for Phfadelphia
Anchored In Sandy Hook Bay at as p m FOR harbor
steamer 81 Helens (Br), Byrne Halifax. December
at noon VIII load for Havre
Steamer Athalie (Nor), Madsen, Tilt Cove = Ia
cember 4. with copper ore to the American Metal
Company. vessel to 4 II Bull Co Arrived at the
Sandy. Hook. y ]. Dec r. ESQ p m-wInd south
southwest strong breeze; clear
SAILED
Steamers Aquileja (Aust. for Trieste via Savannah.
Chalmete. NeWOreans: Louis, SOUTHAMPTON: Vadar
land (Beg). Antwerp; Campania Or Liverpool Moro
Castle Havana; Mnnetonka tEr) London Caracas Porto
Rico etc; Santurce, Mayaguez; Grenada (3r Grenada
Tagansett IBID, London; Athos (Ger), Inagua etc:
teFsana Or savannah; Monroe. Newport News and
norfolk: Olinda (Cuban Havana. Matanzas etc Navs-
hoe, Wilmington n c, and Georgetown S c. Iampasas
tora (Brj, Hamilton Bermuda; Colorado Mobile Via
brunswick Chesapeake Baltimore.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Sunrise Sunset 4:33 Moon Moons age Is
HIGH WATER.
A. M-Sandy Hook 2:41 Gov. Island 3:1SlHe Gate 5O6
P.M-Sandy Hook 3:O5 Gov. Island 3:3l He'll Gate 524
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BOARD AND ROOMS.

ATTRACTIVE SUITE parior floor: three
large sunny rooms: private bath: hand
sorneiy furnished: superior board; refer
ences so West 69th-st.
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n,HE people OF TIE STATE oF NEW

- YORK by Frace o Tree and tndenense,t
70 Margaret jenkins John Jenkins. Hugh Jenkins Ed
Jenkins. David Jenkins. Ann Hughes Marv len
Eins. Maggie Two Thomas Jenkins. William jenkins
! chard jenkins. Sarah Ann Jenkins heirs re,,
of kla OF Isaac d. Jenkins. deceased send rTeetlnR
Sarah Jenkins Of the City Of York hss
the Surrugates OF
~. York g certain instrument In vrrftt-g -
lGffrR 70 both personal property duv rIes
last Testament OF Isaac N Jenkins late "a
I he q New York deceased. ,on ana
you cited 20 appear before the Surrogate of
81 New York. al his once he ToIlrtv
New the 10th day o. November. fl1ousavS
u!ne hundred half O'clock IN to-
az then and there 70 attend
bate 81 the last Wu and Testament Ard such ~
you hereby cited under the 81 tuenty
years required % appear by your guardian IL
YOU have n have none appear and auplv
for one 70 appointed the your neFiect
ID g guardian viii be appointed nv fbs
Surrogate represent you proceeding
II Testimony whereof We have caused the Seal %
the SurFogsre's Court Of the said County OF
........ York be hereunto AFFIXED. Witness
L, s. Abner C Thomas. a SUR gate vi said
county 81 York said County. the 10th
day of September IN the Of Lord one
thousand nine hundred three.
J FAIRFAX McLAUGHIIN
Clerk Of the Surrogates Court.
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LOST.
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Metropolitan Savings Bank Of New-York
formerly the Mariners Savings IEsttu-
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stopped. The finder will please return the
same TO the bank. Nos. 1 and ) Third ave.
LOST or STOLEN Handbook No All. so
O: the German Savings Bank in the City
OF NeW-IOrk corner 4th-aVe. and 18th
ST. issued To Frances Helen Meyer. All
persons are cautioned against negotiating
the same II not returned 20 the bank on
the 2lst day Of Nevember 1893, a duplicate
will be issued
LOST or STOLEN. -Bankhook No. 22O.919
OF the German Savings Bank in the city
OF New-IOrk, corner 4th-ave. and 18th
st. issued to Charles Morris. All persons
are cautioned against negotiating the same.
II not returned to the bank on the 2ist day
Of November. 1903, a duplicate will be is
sued.
grant Industrial Savings Bank Pay
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AT REDUCED PRICEs.-5OO second hand
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guaranteed: machinery bought anf Ell
changed GEO r. Eddy. 3as Mad'sNr--'
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THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW

York ty the grace u God. and independent
70 Olivia Eoseugrest and also o. John Doe katha-
rine Roe the said names John Doe and Katharine Roe
being Fictitious and intended designate and describe.
rIrruarr 20 Law arh person whornsoever
tathe- than the said Olivia Roseuqveso who
b. Included, resecvey IN The classes Of who
Maria 4. cutler % the City q New York who
GcrarteT this life said city the eighteenth day of
September a. D. 1903 and including In said designation
arh nd The
blood respectively and also each every
cesrc1Eart deceased brother sister OF said
cels-d and each and every uncle and OF Esid
herein other collateral relatives of
respectively. designated
herein the identity. names. occupations personal de
addresses. respectively.
persons being wholly unknown the Petitioner
hereinafter named the heirs and 81 Maria A.
cutler. deceased. send greeting: NDereaE. Frank H.
Eurrogatos' court OF our County q New York. have
Instrument 3D. writing bearing date
day Febuary 1913 relating 20 both real and personal
property. proved the last Nil and Testament
Maria Cutler. late o. the County New York de-
ceased each 10 aTpear
before Surrogate County New York al his
December hundred ard at half
past clock the forenoon % that day.
there the probate q said WI Tesla
such OF hereby cited as under
ahe axe twenty-0ne years required appear by
guardian. you have y none. 10
appear and apply for be appointed event
appointed b. the Surrogate you
2 proceeding
surrogates Court 81 the said County % New
YORK be hereunto affixed Witness, Hon.
Prank T. Fitzgerald q Surrogate OF
g.. 81 County q New York az said County. the eth
thousand nine hundred three
J. FAIRFAX MCLAUGHLIN
John ATTKEN Attorney PeutoneT 20 Broadway
y 7.
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.SurrOgdtes' Notices.
HERSCHEL. MANSMILIAN.-TO ALL P

III ERSCHEL, MAASMlLlAN.-1o ALL En-
having claims AGAINST the Estate Of MaSmian
IN P1Fs9anGe Q, an Srqr O. ntH - New York bearing
date day October 1903 notice hereby siyen
minisra,on upon the goods credits which
visions Of Section oe4 Of the code Of Ciy Procedure
Aieh NOT exceeding 5 douse the Of the claims
Of creditors Of the estate presented to the IN
sons having claims against Estate said deceased
ne County o. New York at their Office in the County
CITY on or before the ist day of December. 1903.
D'''1 Ne" ''1' ''' K f66SSEEFFEzoH gi,SIE
II 5roadvsy. Borough OF Manhattan New York City
New York.
IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.
Frank T Fitzgerald Of the County Of
SsT York .9S f. esS MdTSSn to late al hs County ~
New York deceased to present with vouchers
thereof SUBSCRIBER AT his place Of transactng
attorneys No. 81 Wan he city Of New York
Dated New York. the third day Of August 1908
vR TRACY EFMM A MS@Ss for E9ea5o
No 50 Wall Street. New York n Y.
IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON
A6n Thomas sgTTqssts Of the County SsS. Of ,s Nsw
4salnst Kate Russs or kat . Fowler OF Kate . b
Tove late Of The County q New York deceased to pre-
e. his place OF trsnsacting IS Fifth
floor q 10 10 Ioedwsy !. the city q New York on
Dated New York The lSth dAy q Sgne isS
MILLER MILLER q STORM Attorneys for Admins
TRAITOR. 100 Broadway. New York City
MERRIAM. ELLEN MN PURSUANCE
Of order q Hon Ahner G Thomas ., sgTT g
all having claims aSsSt Elsn ~ Merriam ssa;
The same with vouchers thereof e ne ubser6sr at his
place % ranscting business at the once OF Charles 7.
ouch y Manhattan or before the thirteth day Of
Of 6sIeS, New i,sT' York. June 27th 1903.
WALTER B. MERRIAM. Administrator
Pine street. New York city Borough Of Manhattan
IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.
Abner c. Thomas. Surrogate Of the County Of New
York notice hereby given TO all having CLAIMS
York deceased. present the with vouchers
fGes at the doe n Edgar WhitlooE No l4l broad
way in the Borough q Manhattan IN Inc tLty OF Ne"
dated New York. the 10th cay Of october. 1908
OSCAR II. RANGHART. Executor.
way. Borough Of Manhattan New York city
STEERS. HENRY.-IN PURSUANCE OF AN
order Of Hon Abnsr g Thomas Surrogate OF the
County Of Nev-HoT notice Is hereby sven 10 an
County ~ York, deceased present the same with
,rsrssrtinC business Office OF Charles Thsddeus
Terry l67 Broadway. in the Borough OF Manhattan
1903. HENRY STEERS Ifne
PHOEBE A STEERS.
CHARLES THADDEUs TERRY AtsoTPsy f25 rseu Nss
IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.
A c os IS % Of so s Gavin SaRgs 0t claims HgS
against Willard p Boyd late Of the County ot New lor
subscriber her place Of traTsacg business I1 r. M
before day Of May next 80,
Dated New York the Both day OF oetGhsr 1893 Gown
Administrative. with the will annexed.
p A CAMPBELL, Attorney for the Administrative. etc.
TQrasF y
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Citations.
lF LIE STATE oF NEW

THE PEOPLE OF The STATE OF NEW
= YORK by the grace OF God free and independent
70 Thomas 81 Hidden. Trustee: William !. Webb, H
Ada Webb Alice NJ Webb Edward s. Hidden. Cornelia
4 stevens Mary X Stevens Mrs. Lulu Blood Henrietta
Gardner Alexander Hidden Nicholas Hidden. Charles
F1uhan Hidden. Anastasa o. Z0graIhas Arternisia .
Z1graphos Charles r Reynolds, Gustayus W Reynolds
Adelaide Il Taynolie Anna - Reynolds. and all
persons The estate of Henrietta A. webb
lac - n New York deceased. creditors
iegatees kin otherwise. send greeting: You
you hereby cited and required personally
a. Doe and appear before Surrogate the County
held the County Court House. in The County Of New
York the 4-h day of December. 1903 a. halfast
O'Clock he forenoon OF that day then and there
judicial settlement of the account OF proceedings
q Thomas D. Hidden Executor OF the last Wan and
Testament q said deceased. and such q
hereby cited. under the OF twenty-one
by guardian, 4 have
have none 10 appear and apply FOR one 70 be
appointed. the of neglect failure
O. SO. guardian VIII be appointed by the Surrogate
a. represent and act for YOU IN the proceeding
in Testimony Whereof We have caused the Seal OF
the SuruEate's Court q the said County 81
....-.... New YORK 10 be hereuuto affixed. Witness
I. s. H1r. Frank y. Fitzgerald. a Surrogate o.
said County. the County OF New
York the std day Of October IN the year
o. Lord Thousand rine hundred and three
=. FAIRFAX MLACGHI-N.
Clerk o the Surr0Cares
GEORGE 8 HANfIIN Atty. for Executor i Wall Street
New York City
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Religious Notices.

CHURCH OF THE MESSIAH (UNITARIANl.
Thirty fourth-st, Park ave. Services II a ln
Rev. ROBERT CDIIsYER viii preach sunday schoo
10 O'Clock in Chapel entrance Park-ave. All COT
daily invited.
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CHURCH OF THE PURITANs, I30th-st and 5th-ave.'
Rev. G j. YOUNG. ID. d. Pastor-SerNlces' II a. H.
m. Welcome TO all
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CHURCH OF THE TRANSPORTATION. Fest
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Church Bell. Weber's Mass. with full orchestra ana
Sermon by Rt. Rev. CORTLAND WHITEHEAD, a,
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AUTUMN Resorts.
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