Bryan morning eagle. [volume], September 08, 1898, Image 1

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JBran Hbornmg Eagle.
Vol .III No. 241
BRYAN, TEXAS. THURSDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER 8, 1898.
Price 6 cents.
Andr. Smith. RoebMftr. S. Y.. -nootly
John Kreaer, tfoebsc, leg rut off.
Sept. 1st
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tola Proprietor and liottler "MANti ANIC WKM.K 1WATKR," Nature' owi
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Come to See
The Grocers.
Mosquito Lotion. Toilet Soaps, and True
rlot' O iO' '' C'ow, LjreJ F '!.
of.
.M I Mil
lift my price.
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to Drink ut the
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:
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Ami let' have n timet,
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ui Hint tlioHi. Nii'f I'renentH
mmi wniit to huy; itlxint the
KngravitiK you want ilono.
I have Moved to B. S. Rend s Drug Store
where I lmvi' the" henvioft
Stock of
iewelrY. Oi.tmonds. Watches. Clocks. Etc.
ever brought to Bryan.
John M. Caldwell.
Tlu .lewelor,
!8
Fort) -Four .Mm. Without
Moment' Warning, Find
Watery Urates.
TWO SPANS OF
A BRIDGE TUMBLE.
fiiitr Workman Are Thrown Into
the Kiver Snie Siity Kett lie
low and Meet Death.
BUT FEW BOATS WERE
IN THAT VICINITY.
Terr Few of Ike Men WonU l a
dertake to Swire Oat lato the
Turbulent Water ta Mate
Those Dronalag.
Htsgansl-uag, NY, Hept 7 - A boat
noon yesterday two loath spans of the
International bridge of the New York
and Ottawa, now under c instruction
acroee the St. Lawerenee nver about
three units from .St Reel, an Indian
villa- 'ell wtthrmt warning with "
workmen, all twing thrown into the
nver, aom HI feet balow. Over SA
ware picked up and taken to the Com
wall hoepilal and 27 are now inlint
The bridge cons lata of three (pan, uf
which twn ware men pie tad tot the
other nearly completed when the oath
pter gave way at tu foundation, causing
both apant to fall inUi the water, taking
ita load of human freight with it.
The nam -s of the killed and drowned
eannot at prevent tie ascertained, aa they
were mostly from Pennsylvania.
The tsridge that gave way waa being
built scmat the (It Lawrence river at
the foot of Long Senile raptda, near
Met n hart island Tha immediate oaoe
of the disaster seems to have been the
washing away of one of the large pt.-r
Late report from Cornwall hospital
say K3 men have been taken out of the
water and transferred to the hospital.
Klghteeu of them have since di.-d. The
latest information make it prntahle
that the deatli list will rmrh ,K Aa far
as ran he l.-arned men wrre m the
payroll, of whom M' rermrfed this morn
ing for work. Of this list only .11 have
actually bean accounted for All efforts
to get a list of the names of the work
men and those mies-.ng have proved fu
tile aa yet
KM W-lnM' l.l.me.
Pomwall. tint , JWpt 7 -An eya w,it
neas of the fall of the New York and Ot
tawa railroad bridge says he waa sitting
on the tank of the rtvi-r watching the
workmen above him when without
warniun there came a fearful rn
Two iipans of the bridge i-ollapMl, im
mense msH-sof timber and iron dropped
and th agoniring shrieks of the men
who wen- helng crushed in the wreck
were drowned by the rushing waters
Then he saw bodies coming to the sur
fate and the work of rrscus tgan Thu
waa helplessly inade.nat. there be
ing only a few boata in the vicinity and
very few ineu who would undertake to
swim out into tha turbulent waters.
Many who might hare beu saved were
'irowuol before help could reach them
I'lteoas, sj.p nliii faces sank beneath
the w atera before tha eyes of helpless on
lookers. Mangled Nsliaa oama to tha
surface for a moment and than paaaed
out of sight. It was a terrible and heart
rending seena Kveu those who ware
got to land alive were in such condition
that many died on the way to the hos
pital Home had their backs
other both legs, while others
crushed by the heavy timbers
About W) of the men employed on the
span wrre Americana who cams hare to
work for the l'h.a'iili Itndge company.
The remainder were, mostly Indians,
who acted as assistantH Krery man on
the division went down with the wreck.
Th killed are:
V J. l urry, I'at. rsoii, N J.
W. J Jbi kon, Columbus, O.
Louis Runner, Jobr.stow n, Pa.
R L. Pysart, Tyrone, Pa,
J D Craig, IVtrn i
l'ii Miirnhtr, T'iri.iito.
Thorns. Itiruiiiigiinm.
Dsn lluifli.-H, C.ev. land.
I' rank U'vigne, I igdenaburg, N Y
W S. Sherman, Cornwall, Dnt.
V. Saunder.. Haiti.,,
,l"lin Clause, Cniighti.-twega, N. Y.
H, Isavta. Pittsburg.
Cyril Oamphell, Coniwnll.
The , i, j hi- i arei
Mitchell Reaves, Cornwall, Oot., sari-
ITe rim Nnrlh.r
Dallas, sap, 7.Tbelong ptrtod of
bo weather cam to an end rather ah
) raptly lata yesterday, for the Him being
it at least At at o'clock tha tbermoni
I registered u dm) ta the shade
At Ji u'clu k the temneratere of the air
h bsea cooled to To degree, makinit a
fall of degree, in teui Ave hoar
RED LETTER DAY
FOR GRAND ARMY.
Mast erdUI HseOsbaklef Over Ibe
4f Chasm Was BslBetly
Cinciaaati. Sept. 7. Tha national en
oamptnaat of the Grand Army of the
Republic uUy bad ita redletter day.
Yesterday waa bristling white, naval
day. f"r sta ami Monday blue with ita
threatening weather Rainy nights and
clear dayi. could not hare bean expaaead,
! however.to snlt an ooeaalon better. With
I reunions by regiments, brigades and
other 'gfAnii.-d associations, day and
1 night all th week, there baa been pa
I radaa tally The labor parade opened
I the week Monday. Yesterday waa tha
naval partds and today was tha Grand
Army of ta Kapnbltc parade, to ba fol
lowed tcsjjorrow by tba drlo and indus
trial riraaa as a peace Jubilee demon
stration. The attendance in tha city
over night and today reached tabu
lows ngurss according to estimates of
tba two domi railroads that hare bean
eased beyond their capacity, bat ar
range meats were such that none ba e
wantefl far food or shelter or suffered
from heat or want for anything.
At raaraw all were aroused by a salute
of 43 gaat at Camp Sherman. There
were numerous meeting previous to the
parade, bat none attracted more atten
tion than th meeting of tha blue and
the gray at tha chamber of eommerca at
S a. m. This masting bad been arrang
ed by resalant Confederate and Federal
veteran with a view of tsjinglng about
the most cordial handshaking over the
bloody chasm, and it was eminently roc-
ceasfu! la the meantime the conteat
betwata hex ton of Ulusota, ahaw and
Hbottsof New York, Anderson of Kan
sas sad Mack of loio for onmmander- 1
in-chtaf goes on with animation, while
I r.v.r Kansas City and Philadelphia
ar asxk ing a not conteat for the location i
of th next encampment.
Batlatee ml the Urea-tee Case.
Pins. Hept 7. Tha Kigarn says a cab
inet council just held unanimously
agtasd on a revision of the Dreyfus ease
and directed the minister, Justice M.
Samen. to take neoeeearr steps to that
end. Matin announces the discovery of
facts implicating officers of the general
staff, adding that General .urltnden,
tba n- minist.-r of war. reported the
matter to the council and urged the MV
ccssxr for reforming the Intelligence
department of the war office, whereupon
h directed the elaborate project of sep
anting th duties of the general staff
fmm those of the intelligence depart
ment. W..nllls I .... ( Tspholit gr.
Beaton. Sept. 7. A soacial to The
Globs from Ponce, Porto Rico, say :
Seventy-six soldier of the Sixth Mas
sachasrtts volunteer regiment are in the
hospital here with typhoid fever, mala
rial aad diarrhea, and too are confined
to thai: ,narters unfit for duty. There
has been one death. Arthur I. Wilkin
son, entupanv M. of Mllfnrd The daily
Improvement is noted in tr- nu n's tihvs
ical condition. The cath M- ...-.
will go n Arecibo and San Juan in trn
day. No caase exists for alarm in Mas
sachusetts regarding the condition of the
regiment.
Mrltlsh Viae Con.nl KM l.-l.
Csndia. Island of Crate, Hept. 7 Tba
llrituh battleship Oampenlowu, having
on tsmrd Hir A. Riltotti, the Hritiah
ooniul to Canea, arrived here. Several
other warship have also reached this
port, reinforcement of bin jacket
bar been landed and early restoration
of aaiel i exiancted Tha British vice
consul here, Mr. OelooaWnA Waa killed j
111. r. UK lue I- en, ugUllllg
N ranker r..aeeaaleaa Will fie M4e,
St. John, Sept 7. -The Newfound
In.: government has consented to allow
the Gloucester, a refrigerator veesel
Tlllid, to secure Anoo barrel of fish bail
in our wet onast wnters on condition
that the owner of the vessel give a
1, nd of 1000 to land the cargo in the
Cult ,1 States, thus prev. nting a proba
bility of a portion of it Icing sold to the
Frrnrb
Ii. - r SJol Hv.lgn,l.
Austin, Sept. 7. The published state.
uientthat.IiidKeT.il Connor of East
land has resigned is not vcntl.d at the
governor's nfllec If he resigne.1 to take I
effwt the day befor I the election, it la '
iiietionable if tin . ,-an ne cr
ib red, liecanse thirty dsrs notice must
N- glv.-n
Bees. hnrr m, i.
Washington, Hcpt. 7 Secretary Al-,
gcr letrns from personal report of cfll-1
ccra when the responsibility for the
tnisinati '"u etit of (be Suutaco cam I
fe Mike
He
If you are a customer of JOHN B.
MIKE, paying at the end of the
month, you get a bill with each item
purchased. At the end of the month
you compare our Statement with the
bills you have received. This pre
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settlements a pleasure.
TRY ME THIS
and see if you are not sorry that you
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on Groceries, and how well I can
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iSSSm, - JOHN B. MIKE.
paign lie. isnerai .a.-.-
nerau;.
atlaa Wlaasa Itaaie IseSter.
Narragansett Pier. R I . Sept. 7.
There was qaile a noticeable Improve,
menl in Miss Davis' condition and the
day for tha patient waa both oomforubls
Oeaerel Berte Aetlag NUIIaae Beveeaa.
Parte, Sept 7 General Bonn ha
been appointed set teg military governor
of Pari la succession to General Zurlin
den, who has accepted the nortfolio of
war.
Barer! Better.
Dad ham, Mas . Sept 7 -Mr. Bayard
passed a comfortable day, being fatly
conercious and taking nourishment, to
thai while hi recovery 1 not yet as
sured il is considered probable.
sail.. i r eatlag
New York, Sept. 7. -The United State
transpott MinBgwasia sailed from this
port )uad for Santiago aad Ponce,
Porto Kico
Twin Sis
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