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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-11-05
ROLF GO ZANE,
VNRuSTEE'S SALE OF A VALUABLE
= NEWSPAPER PROPERTY IN
CHARLESTON, w, VA

SaNF " = ' "a
by virtue OF the power vested In nc by
n deed OF trust executed by John Il. Floyd
to me, as trustee. dated on tho "a day OF
April. 1896. and recorded In the office OF the
clerk OF the county court OF kanawhn
county. West Virginia. In Trust Deed Book
II. Mt page 800. to secure two notes therein
mentioned and described. which notes
were dated oil the said I'd day OF April,
and wore due on the 5th day OF October
1896 and were not paid Mt maturity, and
being requested by tho holders OF said
notes. | shall OH
TUESDAY, THE 10TH DAY OF NO
MEMBER. lSyG,
proceed to sell Mt public auction TO the
highest bidder Mt the Court street en-
trance OF the court house OF Snid KHnawhu
county. the newspaper property known ns
the Charleston Evening Mall property.
consisting OF said newspaper, all the
presses, nil tho type all the cutting, fold
inH and binding machines, paper, circulR-
tion list md good Will OF said newspaper
and any and all other property which be-
loneed TO the late partnership OF Jarrett
& Floyd, which was conveyed IN said trust
deed and all property purchased since
IL in any way part OF said newspaper
plant or property All OF snId property
Ia now situated In the Wcrhlc building. on
tho corner Of Anderson md virginia.
streets, In said city Of Charleston.
Tho Evening Mail Is nm established Re-
publican dnily newspaper OF good circuln,
tiOn and advertising and Job patronage,
bcng tho Oldest daily Republican paper
In the city.
TERMS OF SALE-Cash on day OF sale.
Any information concerning tho same
Will he chcerfmlly furnished on applca-
ton TO the Undersigned trustee at Charles
ton. WESLEY MoLLOliAN.
oclh-th Trustee,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-11-05
WRAPPERS, ETc.-THE LEADER.

Are We Known as the Always
Busy Store? : Because VIZ
Give the People Value, ana
Always Have What We Az
Verf;Sa sr. :
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-02-18

The Brazos County Institute met 81
the court house Feb. l5, and the house
was called to order by the chairman, J.
W. Gallon. Miss shepard, Messrs.
John A. Moore aud S. II. Hickman
we're appointed 70 arrange program tor
next meeting
Fridays program was omitted, and
powerful paper was read by C. W. Hut
son Of College, subject, Needs 1f
country Schools" On mItion oi S. Il.
Hickman II was requested OF Prof.
Huison that the paper be published In
the Texas School Journal, Galveston
News and 10 the county papers. This
motion was followed by general die.
cussiln Of the ,ubjett al hand.
The subject. "What Laws should be
Enacted by the legislature Of Texas for
the Benefit Of the Public Schools of the
State" was discu sed by PrlE T. 5
Minler, followed by general discus
zion.
Adj urned for noon.
The afternoon session was a short
one opening with paper by J. W.
Gallon. subject. "should tie laws Of
Texas Compel teachers TO Observe
Holidays or should it be Optional with
Teachers and Trustees, " the same 70 be
handed to our county papers for publi-
cation.
Miss shepard outlined a suggestive
course Of reading Cor the Institute, and
few steps were taken towards organ
hing q reading circle among the teach
ere. A paper by Mr.. L. N. Malleti was
read 10 the Institute. subject, "How 10
Govern your School,"
Adjourned to meet in regular session
On Saturday, March a, 1896 at 10
O'Clock.
Ivy CARSEs, J. ". GAluoS,
Secretary President.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-02-18
AFFAIRS IN CUBA
Captain osssEAi wsyisr Issues Thrss
PFoclamatlsnA

HAVANA. Feb. i7.-CAptain General
Weyler Of Cuba issnei three proclama-
tons yesterday. The orders given
through them are rigid aud severe and
will work an especial hardship upon 70
ports sent out favorable 10 the insur
gents
Lieutenant Colonel Moreli reporh
that he has destroyed the insurgeni
camps At HerredurA and Gallego. II
an engagement with the band Of Vera
near BayAmo. the troops sustained .
loss Of three killed. while the insurgents
lost one prisoner aud their leader. Edu,
rado Ba'e. Il is reported that be after.
wards died.
Colonel Molina has captared an In.
sargent camp on tho farm Of Cooos.
Havana province. together with tho
leader. Eduardo Garcia Two insur.
gents were killed and arms were cap.
tured.
At Duran. In Havana provinces. the
troops have killed two insurgents and
wounded thras.
The band of Aguirre, numbering
1900. attacked q detachment Of troops
~ POoho and I've volunteers surron.
dersd 10 them.
The column Of Del Sundre fought
the insurgents In the Sancti spiritul
district and captured the camp. making
prisoners Of the wounded.
Leaddro Aguirre has been detained
on . charge Of completely In furnishing
ammunition 10 the insurgents. having
attempted 10 lcave under false name.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-02-18
the casw cor scARGD.
would Not Proceed to Genoa. Cialmlrs
the ElyslA Was nAdiy Loaded.

NEw YoRK. Feb 1.-THE Anchor
line single screw freightor. E.ysia,
which sailed Tor Genoa on Saturday
afternoon with general cargo. put
back 10 port on the same night on ac.
count Of the In ubordination of her
crew Whom she had got about II
miles east Of Sandy Hook aud Captain
J. J. Johnson was at work in his cabin
aft with the charts waiting to hear the
Fire island light reported. he was sud.
denly disturbed by the whole crew,
sailors and siookors, who came aft aud
announced that they would not work
the ship any further and insisted that
he return to port He was informed
tha, IN, cargo had been improperly
slowed and had shifted, making do.
cided list TO the ship aud that the crow
refused 90 90 any further. Captain
Johnson dec ded 20 return 10 New YORK
harbor He says ne will secure another
crew and procood on the journey. lie
denies improper loading,
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-02-18
NO FoRFelT foR Fl1z3lMMoNs.
lie va No, clalin ~ At the Pro. OF
lime and VIII GO without H.


lie pii Not Cialin ~ at the Pro. er
lime aud VIII Go without H.
H. PAso. Tex Feb. i7-Mmtin ia.
lian came across the Rio Graudo this
morning Tor a conference with Stuart
aud BuoS Connolly. Julian started out
by claiming the forfeit. but was told he
could got no forfeit The articles Of
agreement provide that "the man fail.
ing % appear at the ringside should for.
felt" Mahor was ready to appear al,
the f.ngside or was as soon as the morn.
iag train got in from Las Cruces Ia
additiGa ~ that there was no ringside.
~ Mr. Julian was told. There was a
ringside Friday. the day set for the
fight, and II he wanted % claim the FOR.
felt foT the failure Of Maher O. appear
at the ringsido. ho shoald have done IL
that day.
"Bui," objected Julian. "you urged
mo 20 agree 10 a postponenent until
Monday. and did .t"
III you don't know euoneh 20 insist
on the forieiy at the proper time It's
ycur own fault, was the cold comfort
he r,csived-
Julian grew indignant. but no had no
show He bad thrown away his chances
Of the forfeit by not claiming it On the
day Of the battle and he could DO moth.
ing toward getting IL now.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-02-18
SECURED HER A COUNT.
The Rumor Out That Mrs. Am,lis
Hives Chanisr wni Again Wed.

nv AANAtNh WNA AMaH HNNHH A1tNAa4
Hives chanisr wni Again Wed.
NEw YoRK. Feb i7-The interesting
rumor has been circulated in this city
that Amlie Riyes Chan.er. the well
known authoress. was about 10 be mar.
ried again. this time to Prince Trou.
betskoi. and that the ceremony would
be celebrated within a very few days
Il is believed that Mrs. Chanler.
who secured a divorce from her hus-
band, John Armstrong Chanler, In
the latter part OF last year. met the
prince. who is well known ia social and
artistic circles In London ami Paris,
while she was being entertained In the
former capital. Mrs. Chanler, who
had become a reigning favorite In 30.
ciety In Londsn, IL said 70 have met
him At a garden party late last season.
Mrs Chan.er returned from Europe
some timo ago and at once went 10 her
old home, sao Rivos homestead at Castle
Hill. Va There she has remained.
Prince Troubeiskoi arrived few days
ago aud went at once to C.smont. Albe.
marie county. Virginia. where, upon
leaving the rain he was met by = car
riage from Castle Hill aud driven tc
the home OF his betrothed. Il Il said
the marriage will take place soon; IN
fact, Il is ex1ected at any time. and II
q supposed it will occur in Richmond.
Prince Trcubeislol Is described a. az
cXceeiing.y hneloodng man Of morS
than SIX feri in height. Of fair com.
plexion aud about IS years Of age. HS
speaks English exceedingly well. Ia
has achieved quite a reputation in az
artistic way, being known a. ths
painter OF some Of the cleveTest pic
tures and the composer Of the 4.act op
era. "Maiusen." which in March, 1894
was produced at Moscow and causet
considerable enthusiasm. Hs Is said q
be wealthy. Prince TrouDeiskoi II
said % b. the composer Of several melo
dious songs. which Mrs. Chanler ha.
repeatedly sang for the entertainment
Of her English and French friends.
Mrs. Chauler Il widely known be
cause Of her literary work aud becaus,
Of her social charms
Her FIRST novel, "The Quick or th,
Doady' created widespread discussion
aud this she followed by According .,
ST. John" and "Tanis the Sand Dig
ger" Her family is a famous one IL
the south.
Mrs. Chanier was married 20 JohE
Armstrong Chanler a, Castle Hill Junl
Il. 1855. aud has spent most OF hel
time since abroad.
Mr. Chanler was an enthusiastic tray
eler in Earope, South America aud Mex
leo. Recently he became a member Of
tbs lead frm Of Chanler. Maxwell
Phillips. lie is very wealthy and Il
closely allied with the Winthrop ans
Aston families
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-02-18
YHR FIGHTS ARE Off.
Forfeits In the Smaller Ones
VIII Be PAID.
TIE BIG ONE Is IN DOUBT.

An Attempt wnl Bs Made TO Hiring
Fltsslmmons and Nahsr Together. bu,
the Chances Are Against the Min
Ever Bsiag Pulled on-stuaSt Re-
mains Unchanged.
FL PAso, Tex. Feb. i7.-All the
fights hayo been declared on There
never has been a strong plobabilty that
they would be pulled of, and Barry
and Dixon stopped work Sunday morn
ing.
There was for a time chances Of the
EverhardtLeods match being brought
about, but the management refused 20
take chances on giving away the secret
Of the battle-ground, and everybody
agrees that one fight will be the limit,
and aa only one can be- had, Il was de-
cided that the big one should stand and
the others went 10y the board accord.
ingly. Tho management viii pay all
forfeits on the small hshts-s25O TO
oacn mnn-and the fighters are at nb-
erty TO 20 home a. so.n as thoy like.
The managers Of tho fight are con.
frontoi with a new obiia,le A portion
Of the purses sub .sribed by the citizens
o. II Paso expires by Limitation tonight
II the lyht Is not n by that time. some
Of the subscriptions are uapaid and the
chances are now that they will remain
50.
Nearly all Of the prizoaghtors went
over 10 Juarez yesterday 70 attend the
bulldghts. Four horses. worth about
e. each. We're gorsd % death; ioar bulls
were tortured. As usual; the Mexicans
howled with delight al the spectacle Of
horse bsing ripped open, bat the
fighters oamo back disgusted 70 the last
degaea.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-02-18
More Csbaa RsfaEssA

TAMPA. Fla, Feb l5.-One hundred
and forty passengers arrived on steamer
olivette fro'n Cuba las, night They
say that the'rumor prevails In Havana
that the prisoners In Moro castle are
being shot As she firing can be heard IN
the city.
Comes has notified General weyleF
that should he attempt 10 repeat his
atrocities Of the former revolution
that no would be shot by Cuban AssAs.
sins
A Spanish secret service detective
named Garcia will arrive on the next
steamer commissioned TO remain herr
20 snv uDon expeditions.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-02-18

OMAHA. Feb. IA new national
political party has been born at Omaha
Two hundred laboring men organized
It, General Kelly. II Industrial Army
fame, Is president Tho following lie the
pledge:
"RoogniEing the necessity Of labor
organic .tion for its protection, we, the
undersigned pledge ourselves 20 support
no political party other than the party
and Of labor, and we hereby renounce any
all political afliliation with the Repub.
hcan. Democratic aud Populist parties, "
a state ami national organisation win
b. pushed at once.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-02-18
OVER THE Line AGAIN.
Maceo Passes Back Into the
Province Of Havana.
EvADED A CONFLICT WITH TROOP

Ne Crossed Between Nspynnla and Wa
tsrioo. In ths southsFn FoFtion o.
PinaF Del Mo Provlnos- nsturs Homs
Of an Americas Lissd ~ 10 Bs sho'
- an Insurgent.
HAVANA. Feb. i7.-MAceo has sue.
oeoded in crossing the military line
drawn across the island 20 prevent bis
escape from the province Of Pinar de-
Rio Maoeo passed between Nep.
yunia and Waterloo In tho south Goa
and has entered the province Of Havana
He did not even have a skirmish with
the Spanish soldiers.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-02-18
MAY eo 10 negr NANslN.
A Chicago syndicate May ssnd naid-
win 10 Assist tho Explorer.

CHICAGO, Feb. IT-Recent reports
concerning the return Of Dr. Nansen
from the north pole has induced a Chi.
cago syndicate TO consider the advisa.
ability Of dispa;ching a party at once 10
Lena river Tor the purpose OF ascertain.
ing a foundation for the accounts ne.
ooived, as well as 70 assist, Il possible,
the returning explorers In their proba.
bic march toward either Yakutsk or Ir-
kutss. The man selected 70 lead tho
party Is Evelyn B Baldwin, meteorolo.
gist Of Lieutenant Peary's North Green.
Ian expedition, 1898 al Much informA-
ton concerning the region 70 be ira
versed, as well as special facilities for
expediaiing Mr.. Baldwin on his jour.
ney 70 Siberia. has been afforded by
A. 3. savine, oomte de Toulouse Lau.
tree. now in Chicago. who Is connected
with the Siberian railway. In an inter
view Mr. Baldwin said:
Barring such information concern.
ing De- Nansen's whereabouts. as would
make the proposed trip inexpsdient al
this time, | shall 20 direct from san
Francisco % Vladivostock on the Pacific
coast. more than 5000 miles from st.
Petersburg Frop Vladivostock % Ir.
kutsk, the first $50 miles will be by rail
and the remaining distance by post.
Twenty-Five days viii be occupied IN
making the transit The time 10 q
consumed between Chicago and Irkutusk
will be about 80 days.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-02-18

FoRT SMITH. Ark. Feb il-Com.
ploto returns from Saturdays primary
election In Sebastian county give Sena.
tor Jones 800 majority over Governor
Clayke. The latter displayed moro
strength In the country precincts than
is wEs supposed no would.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-02-18
IHE SUGAR cRoP sHoRr.
ssatltles show Lsss Thaa Ous-slEsh oi
the Former ProdusiienA

N@~NAANtAA HAAAN - 49, 0AA-4AAa9 -
the Former frodusiiona.
WASHINGTON. Feb iI.-Consul Gen.
erAl Williams 20 Cuba has submitted q
the department Of s.ate tables prepared
by competent sugar statistioians show.
ing that on Jan. only %. 500 tons Of
sugar had been received At Havana Of
last years crop. against it5. SSl tOns 10.
oeived mp TO the same date last year.
United States Consul Hyatt At sAnti.
ago reports under date Of Fob. that the
planters In tha, pars Of Cuba are now
grinding the unburned portions OF THEN
cane. The work IL much retarded ~
the hands fear an attack BY the insur.
gentA II sugarmaking proceeds undis.
turbed the consul predicts half = crop In
his district.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-02-18

NEw YoRK. Feb. i7.--S,Arting with
furry Of snow sunday and the ther
mometer a. Sl degrees above asro. the
weather kept getting colder until a.
midnight the Thermometer registered !
degree above Eoro The wind blew Al
terrible rata and Il IL believed that Il
may b the record breaking day Of the
winter for cold weather. Three degrees
@-i~~ was tho Fecori At SAN.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-02-18
KnIsd boz I.a.sr sna nsr..lr.

81 LoUls, Feb. i5.-Barbara Kossel,
a pretty German girl about 10 years old.
last night shot and killed John Rohlf.
ing, her lover. and then with the same
weapon, fired = bullet into her own
brain, dyin instantly.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-02-18

In the midst Of lie We are In death ;
suddenly aud hardly without warning
did death claim our brother, Nooh W.
Dansby, and as an expression Of deep
sorrow We submit the following TO he
entered upon the minutes Of our loige.
Resolved That an al Nise Provi-
denee has removed ~ his inscruliua-
lie wisdom from earth all that was
mortal Of our brother, that IN his
death another vacancy has occurred In
our ranks. that is hand to al that in
him The true man, the faithful friend,
the worthy citizen aud true christian
was exemplihed.
Thatihe lodge extends iis sympathy
10 his family In this hour 81 gloom and
sadness. and commend them h God
who ia not unniudful II their loss, viii
render all aud comfort io all who aie
disconsolate aud oppressed
Resolved that these resolutions b,
published IN the Blyan Eagle end
Brsyos Plot. J. W. Doemus
Nd. McConnieo.
Cin a. Adams.
Committee Vulcan Lodge No. 81
Rryan. Tex. Feb. rs, isa3,
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-02-18

FL PAso, Tex, Fob a. Tho big dsht
Is OF. Fiz.immss.f declares he will
no, fight unless ha gets the forfeit.
which Conneliv rsf--
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-02-18

Quro, feo 1.-THE religious order
OF the Christian Brothers. believing
thar public opinion here was against
lhom havo lnft tho conntrr.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-02-18
WAS LINED 10 BE snoI.
Ths American consui saved Him ans
he Returns 10 KansaA

ne heturna 70 AananA
EHroRIA. Kan. Feb. i7.-ChArles
Christie Of wAverly. Kan. a youns
lawyer. well known here. has Just ar
rived from Cuba. where he was a pris
cser. he. with about 400 others. wers
captured in one Of the battles with tho
Spanish. aud he and Is Americans wep
lined 10 be shot. Tho American consul
saved them.
He il an enthusiastic Cuban patriot
and claims they have everything on the
island except Havana. and that vii
soon fall. He also says that since the
Spanish general, Weyler. has taken
command no prisoners are tAkon
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-02-18
In MemorIam
Ivy CARNEs,

To the Members Of the Ancient Order
Of United workmen:
Your committee appointed TO draft
suitable and appropriate rcsolutions on
the death Of our brother, Louis White,
respectfully submit the fllowing
Be Il resolved, That In the death Of
Louis white the Lodge has lost an
honored and worthy member, the COM
muniiy a valuable citizen and the
church true and faithful christian.
Resolved that We extend our heart
felt sympathy 20 his family ia this sad
hour OF their bereavement and aiiie-
tion and commend them TO the cpre
and keeping Of our Almighty Father
Aho is able and willing 10 render aid
and consolation 10 the widows aud or
phans in their Affections.
Resolved that these resolutions be
spread upon ihe minutes Of this lodge,
aud the same le published In the
BraEos Pilot and nryan Eagle.
J. ]. ADAMS,
J. W. BARRON,
TIC. NUxN,
Committee Vulcan Lodge No 81.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-02-18
For Rent or sale.

A store aud dwelling attached si'na-
ted in Stone City. Formerly occupied
by 7. J. Doryi,r Dick Jones s Co.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-02-18

Have your friend subscribe for the
Daily Eagle. Only 5orper month.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-02-18

only two courses were served aa
Tho most elaborate Homeric feasts
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1896-01-10
STREET RAILWAY LINES
A Lively Contest in Regard to Extensions
Asked For
The House District Committee Lining
Up for II Series of Seances
Over the Bills.

The House District committee is lining up
railroad companies of the city over pend
ing and proposed legislation. This pros
pect is warranted by the bills already in
troduced and about to be introduced pro-
posing extension of existing lines.
The first contest to be waged before the
committee of Importance will be the strug-
gle between the Washington and George
town line and the Metropolitan and Column
bia lines for the right to extend branch
cable or electric road On G street, west of
the State, War and Navy buildings, and II
north and south line this side of Rock
creek. The several companies at issue are
anxious to have the right of way in this
territory and are preparing to exert their
best efforts with Congress to procure the
necessary legislation.
The lexington road wants an extension
through the middle portion of the north
lest, beginning at 18th and G streets and
the fight which was wa:5ed by the citizens
of 18th street in the last Congress against
railroad in that neiSnborhood will prob
ably be renewed.
The Belt me desires some sweeping
changes and additions in it's present route
the principal addition beng an east and
west line, beginning at 2Gth street, running
eastWardly on NJ to Florida avenue, and
thence into southeast Washington, to cover
a Held now unOccupied. In the last Con-
sress the crosstown line was proposed on
l. street,but the residents Of that thorough
fare prevented the passage of the bill.
The House committee will probably give
hearings before the full committee on the
more important of these street railway
bills and due announcement of the same
will be made in The Star