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The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1897-07-22

The news of the death of Mr.. James
A. Leach, of Townsville, was received
with sadness in this office. He was the
oldest continuous subscriber of this pa
per, having taken it under all changes of
management and name since its estab-
lishment. He was a public-spirited citi-
zen, a prominent Mason and devoted
Methodist.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1897-07-22

There is a report that President Cleve-
land is to be offered the presidency of
the University Of Virginia. He wills not
accept. A college president has to do
something more than look wise and keep
in touch with Wall street
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1897-07-22

The salary of the Consul General to
Panama is $4,000 and fees, which ave.
rage 81, 800 per year. Hi Gudger's salary,
if he lands. will be $500 per year
That's more than his flop" was worth to
Mckinley, but renegades who have
strong lungs are scarce in North Caro-
lima and must be paid more than market
value.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1897-07-22
A FEW MORE JOBS.

Washington, D. c., July 21.-The fol-
lowing fourth-class postmasters were
pointed to-day in North Carolina:
Mount Pleasant, w. R. Kindley;
Poindexter, Caswell Taylor; Potocasi,
B. w. Langford; Rural Hall, A. p.
Styers; Sandy, J. A. Farmer; Saratoga,
J. l.. Gay; Worthwhile, /. f. Trogdon.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1897-07-22

The gold Democrats Of Kentucky think
of fusing with the Prohibitionists of that
State SO as to preserve the parity be-
tween water and cold Bourbon"
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1897-07-22

In yesterdays paper there was chron-
icled three criminal assaults on white
women by negroes~in Virginia and Ala
bama. Two of the parties were tried and
convicted by law, and one lynched. The
people of President McKinley's State
cannot make a better showing of law
abiding than this.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1897-07-22

II the Alaska gold fields are as rich
as they are said to be, you will find the
Wall street bondholders very soon de-
manding that more gold be put in dol
lar.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1897-07-22

Every one may be a co-worker with
Christ who is willing to begin by doing
small things.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1897-07-22
HOW THE CLUBS STAND.
TARBORO VS.. FRANKLIN.

Tarboro, N. c., July 21.-(SpeciaD-
Tarboro lost to-day's game by Ben
nett's error. Whitakers catch of line hits
was great, both Lawson and Barker
pitched great ball.
Score: Franklin, 4 r., 3 H., E.; Tar
boro, r., H., e.
Batteries: Lawson and LeGrandei Bar
ker and Oldham.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1897-07-22
VERY CREDITABLE.
(Kinston Free Press.)

The Raleigh News and Observer last
Sunday published a bicycle edition that
was very creditable
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1897-07-22
NEWBERN VS.. BEAUFORT

Beaufort, N. c., July 21.-(Special.)-
Newbern and Beaufort played tine Sec
ond game here today, Newbern losing by
score of 4 to 2. Person was batted
hard. Longest, for the home team
pitched a fine game.
Batteries-Newbern, Person and Bry'
an: Beaufort, Longest and Darling.
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The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-10-02

Massachusetts, Geld Democrats nssL
Boston. Sept. S0.-The state conven-
ton Of the Democratic National party
Of Massachusetts, (gold Democratsl as
sembled IN this city today. MOoreheld
story was elected permanent chairman.
His speech upon assuming the gavel
was In large a review Of the tariff leg.
islatlon OF the ast congress and the
currency question. Il also gave ex.
preston to unalterahle opposition "a
the platform OF the Chicago National
Democratic convention.
Tho platform adopted reanlrms alhe.
glance to the gold standard: demands
that some safe plan be- adopted where,
by legal tender paper. silver and sllyel
certificates shall be- withdrawn and
banking system under proper contro
be established through which adequate
banking facilities may be- furnished {,
an sections OF the country; tariff fo
revenue only favored.
The full ticket nominated was az FOL
lows. Governor. Dr. W. Everett
lieutenant governor. James T. Cottcf
secretary. Bernard Woln. treasure
and receiver general. Horace r. To
hey. auditor Harry nourlal: attoruc.
general William McClelch.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-10-02
WRECK OF THE PEwABlc.
~ l. nsing Raised AFTER Remaining Tn
der water rhifiy.Twa Tears.

n l. nslng Raised AFTER Remaining To-
der water rhifiy.rwa Years
Milwaukee. Oct. 1.-The steamer
II. A. Root. which has been engaged
for some time IN raising the cargo OF
copper of the sunkon steamer Pewab.c
Oh Alpona, in Lake Huron. has arrived
Ia Milwaukee. having in her hold Goa
tons OF copper. The Pewahic lies in
iG5 feet 90 water One lump Of mass
copper raised weighs II coo pounds and
the second raised weighs $500 pounds
The others run from 300 20 400 pounds
up a large amount Of copper inguiH
and mill copper has been taken out
The water appears 20 have had no ~.
feet whatever on the metal that hal
lain az the bottom OF the lake Tor over
80 years.
The mast n the pewabic was taken
ont almost entire and 8, 81 practically
D. sound o. ever. u O. 6S feet long
Some OF the holsting machine. a few
pieces Of orOckeryware. a silver tea
spoon. an marked Michigan Central
North Shore Line" were taken ou
and numerous pieces % timber. part o.
a stove. some flooring an old trunl
and n miscellaneous collection OF ar
ticlos.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-10-02
Bryan HealthaI.

notwithstanding old Bryan has
been accused Of being "a siekly
hole | say as | have before said,
that Bryan is one Of the healthies'
towns Of its sire in the United
States. There has been but two bur.
ials in the city cemetery during the
month Of September. They were
Two children, little Jap Cole and
Mamie Lehman. II any one
doubts my word, come and | will
show you the records for % years
II. II. JoNEs,
City Sexton.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-10-02

Savannah Oct 1--Three weeks ago
az Iahim Go shelton Damplcr shot
aud KILLED samuel Parker. one Of the
mot. respected citizens ~ the place.
Locaus, So bad been Instrumental in a
theft prosecution. Dampier ias been
pnsucd ever since with dogs. but man
aged Co cludo DIS nursuors Thursday
nieh' ihr sheriff of Lowndes county re-
ceivcd notice that Dampler was IN
the vicinity lie gathered a posse AMI
surrounded the hut where De was hld
den nnt a fusllade began namplCi
was shot IN the shoulder before hg
gained cover % the hut. hui bis return
IRE was too hot 90 allow the sheriff
men TO leave their cover. The logs ol
the hut were riddled with holes ant
the deputies had their clothing per
foFated several times. Dampier finally
surrendered.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-10-02

Lincoln Nch. oct 1.-The third
and las, day OF tho National Irrigation
congress opened with q business scs-
sion. The form Of tho organization Of
the congress was discussed az some
length to tho end that the body might
become more stable and OF a more
permanent character
The selection Of Cheyenne Wye,
was made unanimous without opposl-
ton and the national executive com.
mitteo was named.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-10-02

san Antonio. Tex. Oct. i.-Whilo a
laborer named chaA chabb was work
ing under a rack containing several
tons Of iron In Collins foundry. the
weak supports gave way and the entire
mass OF iron tumbled down on him
When the heavy rods were removed
from him by means Of jack screws. 4
was found that his neck was broken
death having evidently been inatan-
taneoua
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-10-02

Madrid. Oct las result Of the IN.
seryiows General Azcarraga, the retir-
ing premier. and General Polayieia
have had with the queen regent. her
majesty has become convinced that 4
"a impossible to rounite the Conserva-
tivos in order TO form a strong mlnis-
try.
The opinion Is general that Senior
sagasta. the Liberal leader. VIII sue
coed General Azcarraga.
Many OF the projects. under secreta-
ries and general directors OF the de-
partments have also resigned.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-10-02
NAY HAVE Two TO FIGHT.
serious Trouble Espseisd bsiwssn Az
gentias and Peru sud Chiii


geatla. ard Peru srd chiii
New York. Sept 20-A dlr0nich n
the Herald from Valparaiso Says;
Despite dea.als. tae uirr la pes
alstontly circulated IN Valparaiso, on
the authority Of those who are rrc.
sumahly IN a position 10 know Fat
Chill 81 on the eve Of serious intCf(-
tloual troubles with Argentina and
Peru.
II Is stated here that Argentina, Peru
and Bolivia have been secrecy negou-
ating a treaty. which, It IS believed, Is
hostile 10 Chill. Il Is also asserted
that Gillian dlplomatists. hearing OF
the negotiations against Chill. made
certain representations 20 Bolivia
which resulted IN that country with
drawing from the proposed agreement
The Gillian navy has been placed
under secret orders and Is ready TO sat
at a moments notice. Chill Is als'
holding her troops IN readiness.
The newspapers here. apparently OF
good authority. formally declare th'
rumors Of an impending conflict com
pletely eroundiess
but the news comes from Santiago
stating that Ia Ley. the leading orgai
~ the Chlllan radical press, which IN
thus FAR always been well informed
announces that the rumor has the colo
Of truth.
ln Cos next edition the In Icy VII
publish details OF the negotiations De-
tween Argentina and Peru looking 10
. .HnN.H ..anHauf cam
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-10-02
THE RED MANS LAND.
"0' from Brozas is n Keen
''e'Ver and Writes Wen.

a SHAWNEE, Okla, Sept. 30, '97
To the Eagle.
~ ' ~ pleasant journey through
wy Oloelaw and Seminole nations
~ '"sV. Q. 6G. railway, your
ondehl found himself in the
Vi SHAWNEE. This is one Of
o' towns in the Oklahoma
n'o'y has a population Of
' VT thousand Eve hundred PEG.
w = situated in the southeastern
a. O' @e territory about fifteen
'''''' rom the line Of the Semi.
~ nation This portion Of Ok
territory was once the
' @'hai powerful Indian tribe
Nekapooos" but they. like
O'''hFen had to give way 10
room Tor the pale face Only
a few Of them are now left. A few
ian ago The townsite Of Shawnee
Yal raw piece Of land. val
H' Only ior DE timber that grew
y y ont Hith lhc coming Of the
'1'''oad The resources Of the ooun-
" were opened up,and now Shaw.
'' y an ideal town. There are
''s'al Inland towns around. all
eoing business here, and 10 tn,
''oe' add Manufacturer il is al
| & a''llng.aeld. The north fork Of
A' Oe'iiian river, flowing south.
- Though iho territory, pas.e.
.'hln amile Of the town. Tn,
N'''m land Of the Canadian il
'ay fertile, producing immens,
d'p though foreorn and coitor
" anna compare with the Ian,
On lle Bnlos.
zoe pecan, walnut and mani
alinaiifees grow and yield pro
ia'ely 10 this country. To the Ear
uusho wants to escape the cx
IRENE cold weather or the cx,cssiv
hsAl o. summers, southeast Okla
bona. with is even climrte, cheaI
ind fertile s,il, often an invitiu
tm
This i circas day day in Shaw
ae and The streets are crowde
Elih people Of different nationali
ta. The foreign miners are hay
ngaholiday. The negro is we
HP'usnled and is having the bes
hns dall. Next comes the stoli,
boking Indian. We cannot re,
asulnhim in his paint, feather
and AAnket The modern ~
dssi' hs'ilyi aud some Z
fm very eSPensively. Only
kr more years and ciyililaiiO
viii have destroyed the las, r.
mn.
No yellow fever excitemer
km W. G. W., Jr.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-10-02

rAe popuHsis Of Bra1os Co.
lon ae hereby called % meet In Bry.
al ne court house on October ., az
Issio,k nan. This meeting is of very
rinporance 90 tho fopullsts Of This
ss,v. a Il coniomplaios the organila-
s,r ofInmers c'uI.iu tlis county, and
,l..I.ir. al expression on the building
's.s..,s itil l0I ihIs county, and Che
a. .uch other matters az may
np boz consideration.
il. A.. Brcguoirs.
~ a. Wr,yrn. Chairman
Secretary.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-10-02
BEEF GOING UP.
The Prizes At ssa Trasel.co Ous.Thirs
Higher rhau Pour Weeks Ago.

The Prizes a. ssa TFassisco Ous.Third
Higher rhaa Feur weeks Age
San Francisco. Oct THE price
Of beef has gone up fully one-third
within the last four weeks and butch
ers say that before the holidays Il will
have advanced 50 per cent over the
price o. beef last year neef has been
steadily advancing Tor the iast month
and b nov from ] y 10 cents a pound
higher than Il was A. this time last
year. Australia but recenly has 70.
covered from one Of her periodical
drouths and a. an exporter OF cattle
or sheep u practically out OF the for
eign competition. California cattle are
practically exhausted. Oregon has had
a short crop and the result IL that beei
u and win be higher than Il has beer
Tor years.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-10-02

london. oct. IA special dispatch
from Madrid says a rumor prevails
there 10 the effect that an important
communication has been received by
the Spanish government from leaders
OF Cuban Insurgents. suggesting the
basis of possible settlement Of Cuban
hlmrhIInl.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-10-02
ARCHITECTURAL ART.

Niastesnth Century Experiments and Re
vipals.WAieh nave Bees HruilleaA
Tho best that cah b. aid Of the archi.
lecture ~ theninetecnth century Il that
Il has been an architecture q exception
ally learned. ingcnious ana accomplish
al individualitics. II has been an art q
experiments which have failed and n
rcvivals which have been fruitlesN
These individuailties. with their con-
Iciousness highly educated and trained,
have been embarrassed rather than aided
by their knowledge Of the great achieve
ments q the past Il docs not seem 10
have occurred 90 them 20 appeal 20 the
ympathies Of the people by tutoring
their inspirations In the vulgar tongue,
but they have laborcd with immense
talent and ingenuity 10 interpret and
apply dead languages Their efforts
have been reminiscent exclusive and
experimental The architects have an.
aiyEcd. thcoriEod, disputed and argued.
They have formed schools conserving
classic or romantic traditions-school'
which have fallen apart because prog
rcss has been found 10 be impossible o.
morcly archaeological lines
Mary Of the individualiuCs Develops
under these conditions have been bril-
liant and powerful aud have had a groa
following Of lesser men. As The ceniur!
has advanced certain Of thoso inlividu
alitios have been inspired By nohlor an,
loiucr motives Tho architecture Of On
century, because it has been nouushcl
In che same soil that produced the cleo
trio telegraph, the telephone and an OH
CHER inumphs ol industrial ont, Do
exhibited a certain sporadic vitality, ha
/ occasionally thruwn outmighiy hrancho
full Of the Possibilities oi a gUat fui
ton, but because 10 has not enjoyed Oh
advantage Of concentrated effort 10 ha
not lowered as IL ilowcrcd IN The thin
tenth and sixteenth centuries siill les
rs Il lowered in the ages Of Poriclos an
Augustus --HoSyy Van Brunt In Al
lantic
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-10-02

Washington. Oct. Minister Wood
ford. up TO ~ o'clock yesterday. had
not informed the state department OF
the Spanish cabinet crisis and the de-
partmont is stlll officially Ignorant q,
Wednesday, happenings at Madrid.
Tho main point Of interest here az
present Is the composition Of the new
cabinet and q is expected that Minister
Woodiord viii not neglect 10 obtain
and cable 90 his government the ear
Hest information possible on tina,
point
In administration circles here opln-
ions are fairly divided as TO The out
come. whether the new cabinet will be
Liberal or Conservative. and as that
is a matter OF the grayest importance
90 our government as the influencing
limo OF policy 10 be followed aa TO Cuba
there i1 q strong desire 90 obtain lnior.
nation as to the prospects.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-10-02

qhe News correspondent a, Nayasoia
.,,,es thai The coraine fends Of that
civ exhausted the supply Of cocaine
during the quarantine and were left TO
suffer
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-10-02

New York Oct Ia special dis
patch TO the Herald from Havana says
that General Weller has resigned.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1897-09-24
BURKE's GARDEN.
Burko's Garden, Va, Sept, 10 'O7.

Rain is badly needed in this part
of tho country ut present. The pas.
lures are almost parched up because
of the drought.
DIR. John Carnahan and family, of
Utah, will soon bid their many
friends farewell We are very sorry
to see them leave so soon.
Miss Kate Carnahan and MIR. IL.
l.. Moss, Miss Emma Greever and
Mr.. Will Thompson, Miss Alverta
Moss and Mr.. Boland Crockett had
quite nice trip to the mountain last
Monday.
Mics May Moss, who has had a
slight attack Of fever, is almost we'll
again. Miss May il missed in tho
Sunday School but we hope she will
be with us again soon.
The Burke's Garden Academy is
progressing nicely. There are about
six pupils boarding in the Academy
and some at private houses. The
total enrolment is about sixty. five
or seventy. Prof. Greever is an ex
perienced teacher and has several
good teachers to assist him.
The Lutherans of this place are
making arrangements to build q par
sonage in the near future. We
understand that the lot has been laid
off in the field South of tho Acade.
my.
Miss Ollie B. Moss left Saturday
for Virginia College whoro sho will
attend school this winter.
Miss Ida Greever started Monday
for Farmville where she expects to
attend school.
Mrs. Lula Hight, of Bluefeld
spent last week in Burko's Garden.
Her daughter, Miss Florence, is
attending school here.
1t has been binted that the Glade
Sunday School will have p picnic
soon. OF course We will all be
invited.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1897-09-24
CEDAR BLUFF.
Cedar Bluff Va, Sept. 90, '07.

The frost on Monday night caused
some of our people to "gct n move
on themselves" in gathering fodder,
cutting corn, etc.
The Virginia Folding Mattress
Company is located in town and arc
doing lively business.
Mrs. M. e. Mcclure, Messrs. J..
b. Hurt, L. A. Mcclure, E. B. Scott
and t. A. Repass vent to Tazewell
OIL Monday.
Joe Wardon, of Tazewell, visited
Cedar Bluff on Tuesday.
Cedar Bluff will soon have another
enterprise in the form of Cotton
and Wollen Factory, located on
Clinch River, just east of the Station,
to be owned and operated by our
enterprising fellow citizen, Charles
e. Scott. The dam is now being
constructed.
Mr.. M. nj. Hankins has removed
his family to Cedar Bluff.
Cards are out for the marriage on
next Thusrday, Of Miss Ida Wingo,
one of Cedar Bluffs fair and popular
young lady teachers, to Mr.. VIM. f.
Griudstead, one of our esteemed
young men.
Mr.. FL. Cooley and wife, OF Cat.
lettsburg, KY, were guests OF Mrs.
nj. l.. Peery on Sunday and Monday.
With two first.class patent roller
mills for the manufacture of high.
grade -four, and two woollen and
cotton factories for the manufacture
of wool and cotton into cloth, all
located at our town we begin to
feel like we will soon be ,nanufact
uring center of no little note. ~ =
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1897-09-24
a farewell Man in the K/ondjke

MIR. Allen Millor, brother of Mira.
D. ii, Stuart and son of Capt. r. A.
Miller, has gono to the Klondike
country. Tho following letter from
him to Mrs. Stuart will bo read with
interest:
LAKE LlNDEMAS, ALASKA, Aug.I26,97.
AiY DEAR SIsrEn.-I wrote to Papa
and May of my going in tho Yukon
river country, so will write you.
Land party are now camped at this
place and will make our start again
Monday.
suppose you have read the glow
ing accounts of tho rich strikes made
otc. The trip is any but desirable
ono, and half of the people who
started had no idea of tho work and
hardships before thom, and not moro
than fourth who have started will
get this far. You bavo to pack all
OF your provisions, otc., over q very
rough trail, places where you have to
crawl on your hands and knees, and
nearly perpendicular. We, five in
party, carried ovor our six thousand
pounds, and arc here safe. You can
Imagine what it costs when you can.
not get pound brought over by tho
Indians for les than 80 cents per
pound, and there is such rush it is
impossible to get in any more until
it freezes up, then come in on sleds
drawn by dogs.
Our boat is nearly completed. We
will be seven in all, and expsct to
take down about three passengers at
a 800 per man. 1t will take us
from here about twelve or fifteen
days, can't say when we will start in
to prospect, but will try and got locat.
ed before it freezes up, as it goes
down to 30 and 60 degrees below
zero. AS am in q hurry, will have
TO close.
l may not be one of the fortunate
ones but will do my best.
Your afIectionate brother,
ALLEN.
p. 81 am in partnership with q
gentleman who pays for my outfit,
etc, and we share alike. 1t costs
$500 cash to get in, besides the most
of the work you do yourself.
Good bye. ALLEN.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1897-09-24
OLD PEOPLE.

s Old people who require. med ioine
to regulate the bowels. and kidneys
will find the true remedy in Electric
Bitters. This remedy does not tisSiins
ulate and contains no whis|tey nor
other intoxicant, but acts rs q. tonic
ani,alteratiye. 1t acts mildly on the
stomach and bowels, adding strength
and giving tone to the organs there
by aiding nature in,tbc performance
Of the functions. Electric Bittcrs is
an excellent appetizer and aids di
gestion Old people find it just ex
actly What they need. Price fifty
cents per bottle at A. r. Hargraye's
Drug Store. a SO 80