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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-23
NAVAL STORES,

Spirits turpentIne DUH with prices more or less
nominal and SIC the price by some sellers
Resin remnined for low grades and more or less
quote:
SPIRITS TURPENTINE-on and machine bhls 6OIs q
Ole.
TAR-Pne bb.s 81 7Oes2 50. oil bbs 81 7o3s4 "a
HOSIN-Common good strained SO coarse a.. r,
So .5aS2 20: =. 81 rs r. 81 O0aS2 15 O. 50 paasg. n
50 To- l. 50 90; X. 81 2Sp$i 80. NJ s. 90. y 81 IN ~
g. "a ~ ". - 9ufsJ.
STOCK OK HAND
ltosin DDS l2J
-. J.
Savannah, Oct. 22-TURPENTINB firm 59,: sales
i.0i2 receipts GO. HOSIN nrm receipts l2I. rales
1850. Quoted; A. b. C. s2lo; D. 81 Is: q. s2s5; y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-23
OUTGOING STEAMERS.

TO-DAY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-23

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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-09-10
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81 Szafawi}a Is
&xlbdslBlF$ll5%a

Siwy mezc,yzna stojacy z
boku zbl'zyl sic do gwarza
cych. -..... ... .....,
Mole pa6stwo - odez
wal sic spokojnie jam tn
ME dawno, ME znam dobrze
lego. ale co was tom dis
sic zoac naucz>}.... Wsty''
dzilbysc|e sic umar'ego
szkalowac z ktorego |aski zy''
liscie...
Go to z {ask,? odwr6cl-
Ia $ e panna.... alboSmy to
mu ME sluzy't wiernle 49,.
Wiernie! rozsmial sic
starry po swojem" rusza]ac
ramionami.-,. a "a MIN re
smiechem i ~ielu innych pow:
t6rzyli 49, Wiernie!
Parma m6wi 0 wiernoSt'
doda' Konuiszy.:..: p
-Ple6cie sob e! mn e wszy
stko iedno .- ia o was n e
dbsm, wstajac z fotelu ozwa'a
sic z powaga panoa Karohna:
ia tn PAM poki kogo innego
e bedz;e.:..
49, A. kogo sob'e teraz pam
ma "a adjutanta: wyb ere:
szepna', .6mieiac sic barc4y~
sty.... DO juz ia ne W las
kach ..Zerknat ma m|od~go
ch'opaka. - C,y Wicus?
Mnie tn kazdy ~pos'ucha!
komu kaze.... slvszysz! roz~
gn;ewana kr1ykue|a panna..
ty....
-- At! zarty! rzek} sEokoj~
NE Koniuszy ME zwazajac ma
fcchy - Mc$ci panowie -
dodat gtcsniej nalewa]qc wi
. ~. ., F.., ~
ma do szklanki - mann pro-
pozycya do zrobien'a =. Vino
dobre. my tn panowie napij~
my sic "a zdrowie ma tymtym
swiec;e - nieboszcyka pana
Zbis}awa .... mech go dya-
bli "a uszy dobrze trzymaja.
ably do mas wiecej ne wr6c;i.
Smechem przyjeto ten to-
asst. a pr7ytomni ME ola
VIVA pociwy Gill "a szklanki.
Mozn1 so5je wyobrazi6 jak
przyiemn,e IA okna s'uchat
bylo gospodarzowi tysh NOW
pogrzebowych. Me rozum;a|
on dobrze powodu. Z )ak'ego
60 tn JUL "a n eboszczyka mia
no ale gniew oburzenje MIC
tally nim.... Hamowai sic
tylko azeby cos posty-.
sec w;ecej a XII $ciskai W re-
ku. nastawia;ac ucha, jak gdy'.
by sic chcial zapewnic, re
bedzie mia} czem 20 karkach
pojechat.
49, n 49, I-k
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-09-10

| Is u s IS.
- 80
|sob,aIa sic wieczerza. - Ze
stoIu sprzatnleto rzeczy. v
kuehni prazono a butelki ma
|przenosiny przysposobione,
|koszami poczeli Przynosic
chtopcy.
Pc p erwszych kieliszkach
anticipative skosztowanych
przed wieczerza humor wroc,l
|jak "a naylepszych czas6w.
KIu]a tylko tajemnica tych
rzeczy pokradzionych tax
|dziwnie i wr6conych.
Ono to z tego w~szystkie-
go wida6. rzeks )akonicznle
Zubr. IL to byla pod|a }akas
'ntryga. - Ale czyjaz? pod
chwyc'l Zbislaw. czyja?
- t. sic okaze - do}ozy}
Tomasze wski. to SIC wyswie>
CT. - Oczywista rzecz. IL kra-
dziez W karczmie mia'a tyiko ma
celu. ably pogoh "a wasza )eJ~
!mo$c'4 strzymac. -
Oczywiscie doda} Barsn.-
ski 49, tym sposobem mas S; a
ral!zowali. -. a Ola luz do tel
pory niewiedziec gdzie...
- E.! gdyby tylko powr6~
Gil Dygo~skI. mozeby ]ezyka
|przyniosi - rzekf Zbis|aw. {.
|ale kt6z to znowu zarzadzi! tax
madrze? Jusci n e stryj DO ten
liza nina, ME iej matka DO to
(nie kob:eca sprawl, ME Struk'
[czaszy bo on III obey to ME
ma jego robote wyglada... vice
lkto u stu kat6w?
| Spo)rzeli pc sobie.
- Ktoz to wjedzie6 mole,
|westchnal Barahskl - to sic
odkry,e. .
To sic odkryc musi -
IzawoIal piescia " st6t bijac
|gospodarz a CO sic zwlecze
ME uc'eczei re wlnowajcy skt-
re wytataruje... mozecle mi
wierzyc panowie q bracia.
Ma tel obietnicy skonczyfo
Isle przeciez... Z4siedltdo sto-
III wsrod gwaru isprzeczek, BIO
}kazdy co innego m6w'{. do.
Emyslat ! projektowa}
(C'ag daIszy nast2pi).
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-09-10
staroszlacheck Powiest
PRZEZ
B. BOLESkAWITE.
'(Ciag dalszy)

( Karolka ruszyla ramionami. kto wan I
Co asan myslisz ozwa}a bity? kto t
$ e z kolei g}osem bardzo ni6s'? kto
s,okoinvm 49, a czem On ola odzyskal?
mnie byl? - "A to
Ell! bardzo milo sciwym cz6r sic st
nanem! |jacys ludzi'
Ale ~ ale! kohczyla zwolna SIX
panna.... u niego zle / do wozem, "a
b e bylo jak wiatr W polu, co konie... -. \
kreci sic sam ME vie ola cze~ te rzeczy |
go? ia po MIN bardzo plakac ITylesmy dc
ME bede! Pan6w ma
P. Zb:staw "a oknem wargi pozab ja6..
zakasi}. Zaczeli movie inni, i - Ale
zbl,zaG sic do tego sto|u. ma przerwaf,
ktorym ~zlozone by'y -jakies wszystko tt
r>eczy. ME dobrze da1a~ - Kto il
ce sic rozeznac z daleka.... jedni! odpar
Kazdy chwytal co napadf kogo znau
poczynano rozrywat, powsta} rzeczy PREY
hs}as parma Karolina %rzuciIa!! - | Slice
sic take niby broniac swe wall krzykr
wlasnoSci, gdy Zbis}aw wytr- Jan S
WINK Il,,1os MA ro0ro0 r0rhu,x,. ME mIPSZa
Gil "a uszak cd okna / wsko- doda} Skill
cyl z kijem do sail. A pa
Piorun by straszniejsze~ rzekl groza
90 ME wywarl skutku. ... la sic US
Myslano, ze z s|ebi nocnych pan pok6j .
c'emnosci msciwy upi6r przy~ strachu PR
szedl z piek'a wymierzyt kare. wiedzia'am
Co zyto rzucilo sic krzyczac ME stanie.
ku drzw;om ciSnac tlumnie z milan pans
przerazeniem, tylko st.ry ST. Glowa
wy ,nezczyzna pray kominie podarz.. -.
pozostal praw!e spokojny a sic do stolu
parma Karolina predko sic swoich rec
ep''n'A"SN Po"'~''' "''
>>a"'Ay "'~A
N'1yN' N'o' O'"'0' ""
o1'''"''A po"'oc' ~o'o"
VA" ~ ~
N"p"''
~"Nu "~'"9' '4 Nv 9' s''"'
~ "o' '' '8N'eS! Aa"o
'e' 1o's'a" 'aN'S''e - n'''' "''N's~ j.
kOCIdil! Tax ~ iuu'C Ld'CWd uIop"9~' +
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-09-10
Dom lmi4y DOM.

Me mozesz "a Eadto kochac
domu. Zycie ci mic lepszego ofiaro-
wac ME moze. Jest to stopniowa-
ME i uwienczenie dar6w zycia. u
wazaj ably ME by}o zanitdbania
jakiegolwiek, kt6re by cie ncwiedzi-
10 " p6zniejszych lasach. A jezeli
zamaci radosc domu, jezeli costa
niesz nagle naI adniety sroggim DO"
lem W k~rzyzach, jezeli poczujesz
palace wrazenie " ~przej$ciu uryny,
jezeli takowa bedzie zabarwiona
krwia, albo zmieszana z materyae,
chwyc sic severy Kidney and Liver
Cure, ogranicz sic do tegoz. Ono
reguluje p}yn z6}c', neutralizuje
moczowy kwas, odrzuca trujsce
materye z uk}adu. Usrakaja "a
palenia bfonek, leczy przekrwienie
merck, chorobe Brighta. Cena 75c
i 31.95. Ma sprzedaz u wszystkich
aptekarzy, pytajcie ich wpierw.
Jezeli ME beda mogli wan dostar-
czyc, to my wan poslelny pc ODE
braniu nalezytosci, albo butelke "a
800 albo dwie butelki pc SOC,
albo cztery butelki pc csc, kt6rej-
kolwiek : naszych preparacyi. A.
dresulcie: w. +. Sewers Co., Cedar
Rapids, Iowa.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-03-30
lA4 NYESTIGAQ0N
7 UNA SENTEN(I4

De Barceloneta nos escrlben 10 81
-ueubs:
sEI investigator Mr. Gibbes denun-
nd aI se6or Anbrosiani, De Manat1. por
o8ad1cir una pipa de ron de La Estaclon
5El Ferroezrril 1 81 casa SIN el CORES
saadlenue border5. Al hacer las Inves-
alQzcicnes del czso, result6 que oleho
ra1 proceeds del establecinllenbo de don
Eicol6s Tglesias. de Barceloneta- L7cho
ss6or declara que entreg6 dicha pipa de
ron Al iafe de Estacion De Barcelone1a
co1 su correspondiente border6 como 10
arueba con el cabo de n Poilcfa Insular,
esl Ell 5efe de Estzci6n = otras perso-
aGs As las c0sRs han tr1nscurrldo
eazfr.o 3 cinco meses v har1 dlez D doce
aias mnndan detener al sen0r lgleslas el
eaai presto fianza- "a dla IS sc ceiebro
. smcio en- ArecIbo. resulbandO que =
z.5tca el c,lbo en- su declaraclon- e
..efe lie Estaci6n s0stiene N cAreo con
4 5el FerroearriI en- el que lie PrueDa
#ae Ie entrer6 dicho bordero, y apesaT
Sc asto el tribunal cOndena al seIlor
-gTfsias 4 III mes de czrcal J 200 pesos
&c multaS
j iEiTa In 5usticia
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-03-30
Ola L { S

ER Gales ha reRnudad0 sus trat7a-
los Ia acreditada fkbrica De cigarrros y
cirarrilIos xEl Parafso.1 de don Carlos
a Garcia. Sus prOduct0s son muy co
nocidos, por 10 cuAI sigusn mereciendo
la coafia1za P1bllca-
Sc nos dice de ests pueblo, que
= ae suma necesidsd aIlf IN desT2ca-
Dento de la policfa Insular. en- cualqule-
"a 1e los bzrriOs sigulenBes Clall10s-
Pieira. Toro negro. Son bsrrlos que
- encuentran a mucha distzncia de Is
IocaIidad pnr los que haF que recorrer
2 q 4 Ieguas. por Camlnos 5Ort1osos Y
raSi Tutrznsitables en Ia sp0ca De Ia llU-
Was.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-03-30

0e2hb478 gs11gscI8c0 ceILa TO5- cue
ALI s6 IA negOcIad0 con el pan q
i0che. IA lena = con tOdC 10 que
se refiere q Ia alimentaci0n de los
con1nad0s, incIus0 con los traba-
joe en- los taleres etc. cue ali no
estan reglamentadas II ziquiera las
hOras de fuInar los presidiari0s,
t6niend0 eSbOs en- 81 D0der tOd0 81
dlnerO que pueden adQuirir- que
ali - permite que las fanlilias de
los c0nfInadOs les envfen cafe. pan
Y GOTnIdas; Que algunos empIead0s
gastan mas del sueid0 cue perez
ben- y cue 0trOs. Al cesar en- sTIE
destinOs. han lOgrad0 hacer GhorTi-
tOs, que ascienden q miles de pesos.
n como ESQ se dice pOr tOdas
parties, convene para prestigi0 del
gD1iernO. Sc p0nga ESQ bien cIarO.
para que el pals sepa de una Vez
q han eXistido exis1en peQueTIOs
B grandes PG81m6s- 3 Il p0r q
eOntrarlO, tOdO ESQ 10 son mas cue
murmuraci0nes sin fundament0.
AhOra bien +; 5cree 81 Goberna-
dor qae - 81 seflOr Luzunaris Ia
persona mas aprOp5sitO para hacer
6sa Investigation. cuandO ha sidO
Fl pOr espaciO de tres aflOs jefe de
ese penal y actualmente 6 q di-
rector de prisiOnes!
Cree 81 gobernadOr Que Il
doctor Hernandez, republican, co
mo el 56flOr LuEunaris. q tambi6n
el ma apr0posit0 para esa mission?
Sin que p0ngam0s en- duda la
hOnradez particular de esOs se1lO-
res, nOsOtr0s dudamOs mucho de
II imparcialidad pOlitica pOrQue
amb0s son republicanOs ambOs
deben favores d ese partido ; y
ambOs tienen que estar political
menbe interesadOs en que IA aduli-
nistraci0n republican, resulte mas
lTupia que una patena.
Para esa Investigation del
Pr6sidiO ha debid0 nombrarse q
dos delegadOs de Ia Camara- uno re-
publican0 = OtrO federal que uni
dos a dos b tres empleadOs de La
confanza del gObernadOr y alicia
dos de Ia pOlitica. f0rTnasen Ia Co
mission InvesdgadOra-
De 10 cOntrario nunca Sc pom
Gran en cIar0 las c0sas Y aunque
la investigation &C esta hacienda a
DsGertGs cerrG15Gs, como esOs JuiciOs
Orales en- cue fguran p0rnOgraf1
tan h0rribles que no deben pre-
senciar N 0ir Oios = Oid0s de Las
seflOras, nOsOtrOs nos atreTemOs
desde lueg0. que en- el IN
f0rms tOd0 st achacara a deficien-
cias del reglamenbO 7 las malas
del local en- que esta
instaladO q PresidiO.
Y Il no, al tempo.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-03-30
DUELO

FL ioven don Juan Quevedo Baez.
bermano de nuestr0 particular amigo el
doctor don Manuel de los mismos ape
Uidos. faIIeci6 en Sabana Grande-
Este Infortunado.j .joven que era muy
zpreciado. tuE0 cue regresar hace POGO
de los Estzdos-U nid0s. donde cursaba Ia
carrera de medicina. & causa de La enfer-
medad que acaba de conducirle a Sc
pulcr0.
E.nvian1os a 81 apreciable fanlha
nuasrro mas sentld0 pesame.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-03-30
IA INVESTIGATION DEL PRfSIDIO
NO EsTAMOs CONFORMEs

NuestTo Qaerid0 c0lega. .2rn
Eaya -Nsa1s llama la atenci6n 90
sra. Fl hechO de qUe Ia investica-
80 Official que 50 estA practicando
- 81 Preside - ueve 4 cabo 4
rartas cerradas. cuando "a has+a
j. 1oz JaZgadOa ha desaparecfdC, IT
..raqri1 SscrsB0-
CEl sisteTna de Investigation !
nertas cerradas-dice q coIepa-
un procedimiento a Ia espaFola
n6 a Ia americana.
Y - presta afladimOs n0E0-
f-51--para cOmp0nendas y amapu-
hos. Precisamente los que tie
rzn cue hacer lTIz en- 6sa investi-
aei6n son t0dOs 8 empIeadOs B
7razidiarlOS; Y nacesariamente han
IL rerse c0hIbidOs a declarar Ia.
rar7ad ante los misnos a auienes
egd5an acusar, los unos por tenor
E0s emple0s = los Otr0s Dor eI ta-
1ar. mas Justlfcad0 aun, a que
gn ellos se r8alicen venganzas
ruItas dentr0 De aQreIIas pare
aes La JInica garantia que elI0s
pg5rian tener - Ia de declarar pri-
blicamente- ante testig0s impair
-ialeS.
A6emas, al pdbiico IN gene
raI no II satisface II n0mbramien-
tD d. IA C0misi6n cue &c ha hech0.
9ar reea5r en- personals pertene-
entes tOdas al partidO republica-
r8.siendC tambi6n republicanOs los
ela han de ser IuZgad0s- Y va za-
- i pals como ETs gGstas eL h950
IL k9jagaterg, segun dicen en- La
Tsyae7lH Gs III PaG0nB1.
Siempre Q11e &C tra1a de salvar
atanuar faltas cOmetidas Dor re-
gabIicanOs, ese partido ha puestO
Al fueg0 tOda clase de resortes Ia
re- sacar triunfantes a sus cOrreIi-
qsqDari0s. Asi hem0s vistO Que
I'll Ias C0Ttes y JuZgaG0s Dc Paz.
Is turbas republicanas siempre
ban salidO absUeltas: Y que tOdO
Tolicla. jefe o guardia, por mala
que haya sidO 81 cOnducba- DO ha
szfrif0 81 menOr castigO.
L0 Que pasa en PresidiO C
laaF grave de 10 que d primera Wis
"a rarece. No q solo eI hechO ais
ado de cue IN presidiariO saliese
armada De revolver a matar a una
59ren en 81 propia casa. con tai de
sar IN hech0 reveladOr de Ia falta
d vigilancia cue ALI - Observa-
e Que Sc trata de cOsas Y hechos
aae afeCtan a IA administration =
d Ia moral one ali debe practicar-
II: a. cue desde hace tempo e
5iee one las c0sas de presidiO no
MARKHAM bien: cue eI rancho que
e IA dado siempre d los pr8sOs, &c
aa la De0r calidad. c0standO muy
caro-: cue efectOs que cuestan cTla-
r0 dollars figuran pagadOs a segs
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-03-30
BOda en- HumacaO

En- Ia n0che del domingo, Felnte
deg actual. contraier0n naatrlmonlo ca-
nSnico en- Humaca0. ID bella y s5mpA1a-
"a se6orita. CSrmen Lopez con e 50Fen
don Tomas Otero = HernAndez- ambos
r,artpneg.1erssseS 4 farnllias presflg7os2S de
snsleIIa lncaIldad Apadrinaron q &C
~ nraestro sl5stzngEzlG0 amigo don Jose
Tnro Rios la EIrru0sa selOrTta Ana
0tero. hexrnana del despos4do- En a
rasa rsa este. eleganEemeute preparadz-
- raiel,r6 Ia loda- obsequiknd0se Il
~cnr,srrencia. aue f0s selecta-
Eterna felicidad deseam0A II nneFo
h0gMr.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-03-30
ELNOY"

lin orr0 Iurar de este perl0dIco'
-11acialnOs Ia magnifica empress de
scenes conocida por SCI AoyS que des-
. Il ~ de Mario pondr1 a. servlclo del
gSaico. IN coche diario de Humacao
4gaas. saIienao &c ia prImera po0ta-
79a IS 81 de In maha1a- Y Gle In 6
sa1Cla rs De la tarde.
a. agenre en Bumacao es e4 senior
@ EEm6n BinoI y an C2guas don Fer
.-aaO Marquee R0Ig-
lie Humacao i .Bunc0s e0starl - J
hamacao Il l.aguas Sl-50
LA-seamOsie pr0speri1aaes
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-03-30

Ia BORINOUEN. Da Targas = Z
- oiFidar one esra casa e Ia eAle ln1s =.
We Fande aue cssnstan EeE11s - - -.
llca nugVa mGrcanCl - ah aaAa1A1A
s alis R0Fedad. VISTA nacB fe.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-03-30

SERAN COMPLACID0S SIS capri
cfaOs 81 "a s0licitud @ caizado IA me-
dida. - @La MayagaeEanas~ San JUS
"a II. San juan
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-02-03
NEGROES BREAK JAIL.
Three Of Them Got Away Sunday Night
Jail in Bad Shape.

Three negroes, Clark Hudson
aud Kid Williams, charged with
burglary, and viii Wright, charg-
ed with theft Of cotton, broke jail
here Saturday night and made
their escape. The cage in the Jail
is made with upper and lower rows
Of cells, having no connection, but
with corridors in front of each.
White men are kept above and the
negroes below. The cross iron or
bars at the bottom Of the lower
corridor are old and apparently rot
ten, and escape was effected by
breaking one Of these pieces Of
iron out with a portion Of yellow
pine plank. This permitted a small
man, presumably Hudson, to crawl
out into the run-a.round. With
the same piece Of plank he then
pried open the door Of the box
holding the lock and liberated the
other two negroes. This iron box
was broken open several years ago
during. an assault on the jill, and
has never been in good repair
since. An effort to liberate the
white men confined above was un.
successful, the box containing the
lock being in good shape. The
three negroes then dug large hole
through the brick wall Of the jail
, and escaped.
A fourth negro, confined in the
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-02-03

/ am trying To run the Record Ia
suit myself. ! firmly believe in
God, the angels, hell and Democ'
racy ss laid down in the Bible
| bel;eve one good preacher is worth
more to the peace Of q community
than regiment Of constables; on
the other hand + believe that one
lad preacher can raise more hell in
acommunity thsnS0 'polecats and
a summer pop camp nesting,
believe the man who subscribes fol
q paper and reads it for h rec
years and seven months and ther
tells the postmaster to stop 1t with
out paying for i is a liar and q
horse tibet. Those who do moi
believe as / do have right to be
lieye what they please. = Sterling
County Recorder.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-02-03
FOUGHT HARD.
a. Required Great DETERMINATION To De-
feat tho rrstendsr.

Tangier, Feb "Details OF the sui
tans victory Thursday over the forces
Of tho pretcnder. Bu Hammara, show
the battle was stubbornly contested
and the formers success was largely
due to the cooperation at critical
moment OF the Benz Cureln tribe.
whose detection from the rebels the
sultan has previously purchased. the
artillery OF the imperial forces. which
was commanded by Minister OF War
IA Menebhi. consisted Of eight Maxims
and four Krupps The sultan's troops
opened the attack early In the morn
ing and shortly Afterwards the preten
der's camp was assaulted In the rear by
the Benz forces In spite Of the sur
prise and Disadvantage Of the position
the rebels stubbornly maintained the
ground and desperate fighting con.
tinued for three hours. The slaughter
was very great
The remfiants'of the rebel army then
abandoped camp aud ned In the direc-
ton 81 Tazab. The imperial troops
pursued the fugltiyes, and II Bu Han
mara is not among the slain his cap
turn Is confidently expected.
VI Menebhis Is pushing on towards
Tazab with the object Of entirely crush
ing the rebullion. and Is furnishing dis
loyai tribes. lie reports he found the
rebels much more numerous than ex'
pectsd. but he captured all their war
munitions.
There IL great rejoicing at Fer as
result OF the victory OF the sultans
forces.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-02-03
Muypeah Auction Sale Postponed.

The auction sale Of town lots adj
yertised TO take place at Maypearl,
the new townsite on the Fort Worth
Division Of the International x Great
Northern Railroad, Thursday, Feb
ruary ., has been postponed until a
later date. announcement Of which
will be- made In due time.
Parties desiring to purchase lots az
this new town prior 10 date Of auction
sale may do so by applying 20 the
representative OF the Smith Land q
Improvement Company, who will be
found i'm the /. Il g. y depot az May
pearl. u. j. Price, G.P&T.A..
&G.N.R.R.
Palestine, Texas.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-02-03


The building that the Texas
Worlds Fair Commission purposes
to erect at st. LOFTS will be a sym
Dol Of Texas. The building itself
will be a huge five-pointed star,
and the stellar effe& has been SO
dextsrously worked out in every
detail of construction that the
whole might be called constelIa-
ton, the nebulus Of smaller stars
clustering around the Lone Star Of
Texas in whatever nook or corner
Of the building one may be.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-02-03
Why Not at Bryan.
The following is a special to tn,
Calyas,on News from Marlin.

The following is a special to the
Galveston News from Marlin:
Free mail delivery for Marlin
has been taken up by Postmaster
Elan with Congressman Henry
and the department at Washington,
The receipts of the Marlin post.
office amount TO more than $4,000
annually and under the rules and
regulations of the postal service
cities and towns where the post.
office receipts amount to $4,000 an
nually free deliveries may be es-
tablished, hence there remains
nothing in the way Of Marlin be-
ing extended this service.
Why cannot Bryan get this con-
vsnience? We suppose it must be
only because we do not start the
matter, il the foregoing statement
is correct.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-02-03

Posimas,ers hereafter will not be
permitted 20 rent boxes to minors
without the written consent Of their
parents. The ORDER was9nade by
thepostohise Departmental correct
an abuse growing out of the fact
that minor girls rent boxes and
open up a correspondence with out
ide parties and in that way keep
the correspondence a secret from
their parents. This is a good rul-
ing and viii doubtless put a stop to
much Airtation.-El Campo News.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-02-03
MILES PLEASED.
ne s,pr..... ota,insaIisa o,.s Iil. VII,
to kiaE EDWARD.


ne f.ipr..... otaiinsallsa o,., il. Wal,
TO klng EDWARD.
London. Feb 2, Lieutenant General
Miles. who returned here from Wind
sor. said 10 a representative OF the
Associated Press. THE king received
me most cordially and recalled pleas
ant memories Of our visit here At the
time Of the Jubilee and spoke friendly
Of America lie showed keen Interest
inthe far east on which subject ! was
able TO give him information Alto
gether IL was most pleasant visit
The king said he hoped the Prince and
Princess Of Wales would be able 10
visit America Nothing. however. was
definitely settled"
General Miles declined 10 discuss
either the veurzurlan or Philippine
questions ny what general terms "A
mistake on the part ~ somebody here
Mrs Miles was not invited 20 Windsor
castle
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-02-03
rnn.nIIInll,n ~ An.I,Ir,l,d.

San Francisco. Feb O. Max Pam ~
New York chairman Of tho executive
committee of the United states Steel
Shin Building company arrived here
tc Join President Lewis NIxon and
other officials ~ the company who
come 90 inspect the plant of the Union
Iron works which is owned hy the cor.
pOmtlon Ilo says he does NOT think
there viii boz any consolidation De-
tween the United States Shlpbulld'ug
company and the United states steel
company
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-02-03
NOT Yet Received.

London Feb. 2-The answer n
Venezuela 10 the rejection by the allied
powers Of her proposal 10 treat on an
equality claims OF all nations wlthou,
giving the allied powers the preference
has not yet been received, nor has any
definite counter proposal been made.
II IL not anticipated here that negotla-
tlons looking 10 a compromise. which
ara now going on In Washington, VIII
seach a head IN a day or two.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-02-03
Announcements.
FOR CITY SECRETARY.

FOR CITY SECRETAHl.
The Eagle is authorized to an
nounce
A. l.. DUNNICA
as candidate for City Secretary OF
Bryan at tho ensuing city election
In April.
The Eagle is authorized TO an
nounce
W. n. JOHNSTON
AZ candidate for City Secretary OF
Bryan at the ensuing city election IN
April.
The Eagle Is authorized 10 an
nOunce
G. NJ. SPELL
as candidate for reelection 20 the
office Of City Secretary at the ensu-
ing city election In April.
FOR CITY MARSHAL.
The Eagle is authorized 10 an
nounoe
w. ]. ROBERTS
rs candidate for City Marshal OF
Bryan at the ensuing city election In
Apr1l.
The Eagle is authorized TO an
nOunce
T. p. BoYETT
as q candidate for reelection 10 the
ofiiee of City Marshal az the ensuing
city election In April.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-02-03
n,rnmmrnh IrI.rtlnn.

Washington. Feb The senate
Judiciary committee agreed 20 recom-
mend that the nomination ~ william
nyrne FOR United States district attOr
ney of Delaware Doc rejected This ac-
ton was taken after quite an extend
cd discussion The ground Tor ODE acc
ton " the committee was tHo r1nuce-
ton az Byrne with Delaware politics
II was agreed 10 delay the report .n
order to give the president an rnp0r
tunity t0 withdraw the nomination.