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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1897-01-28

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from 500 per week up.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-12-30
HAD TO HAUL IT down
The Stars and Stripes Forced to Be
Lowered at Barcelona.
MOB VIOLEEJ B THREATENED


New York, De- ga 1ecial TO The
journal and Ad, rii-er from New Ha-
ven. Coun. says.
Captain Goorc l.. Kelsey Of the
schooner Wallace Ward, which has Just
auiycd here froi Barcelona, Spain, ia
sists that Che An erican consul at that
port fear. mob y ilcnco, and Is unable 90
keep the American flag flying from I'm
Gle Sans vessels
lie put into port there sept. 10, r.
manning thru DAYS At first the star,
and stripes foa Cd proudly from the
masthead, bat the Spanish loitewrs
wen attracted ly them, aud gathered
about the side Of the vessel, threatening
violence. The American consul heard a
rumor that the crowd purposed burning
the vessel, and b. sent word 70 Captain
kelsey 90 haul down the flag.
Captain KELSEY dofed the spaniaris,
but tho next day 'he consul repeated hi.
idyice, and Capt in Kelsey was rcluct.
= utly persuaded 10 store the star and
'rpes below dec during the remainder
his stay.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-12-30
PROPOSITION REJECTED

Great nrtain Rsius.s Co Accept the
sal Proposal Prom TIT. Couutry.
New York. De. ~ A special frum
Washington 90 The Herald SAYS;
CONFIDENT with the rejection by Lorl
Salisbury Of the latest sgal proposition
submitted 20 him By Ambassador Hay,
Sin Julian Puanccfoto, the British am.
bassador az Washington, has r'sumcl
rcciprocity negotiations with Special
Commissioner Kasson.
Although Spccial seal Ambassador
Foster l. still determined 20 attempt "a
foruc Grcat Britain toa settlement Of
the > aling question without concessions
frum this government, some officials VI
the administration believe that on Oh,
linking Of the rccipocity and soaliug
question: dcpcnds the final docision Of
Gra, Britain on both.
Though Ambassador Hay the stat,
department has been informed by cable
that Grcat Britain has rejected the prop
osition u this government, that Il con
sent TO the agreement cntcr'd into l.,
tween tho United States, Russia and
japan Tor the suspension 81 pelagic ga
ing. notwithstanding that the argu
ments of the United States WIN rin
forcod by the information that lcgisla
ton IS pending under which Americans
will b. prohibited from engaging n
/ pglagc scaling.
The president has not VT approve
the act ros-od by congr',, imposing thu
prohMuon, hnt 10 b. mot thought thai
Gpat Britain, INJECTION oi che hio,
propl..l, ~ This government win hav
any elect 600 Dos action Tho DO day
ruCi allowed ly law Cor tho approval
of o., mcsur win cxpiw tomorrow
but 3. Thought that che pn dent VII
attach bis suatar Co the ACC although
O. cuat number OF protests have bc1
mad. Oh its yn.e'mgut
Sir Julian auuccfoips discussion
. with S1oal Commission k8s,oh uhti
o. thc VyimNiiy waiy, Swing the We,
lndia, po,sD,,.0n, oi Opat Britain tU
advantage, oI tW minimum uul %
Lowell by ite Dinghy law. 10 Is au
that aHr was some discussion with NJ
,puuo Co the inclusion of Canada %
rcirmoiiy negotiations, bui thew Is n
rasra io anti latc that such discussion
viii had n any'Mug
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-12-30

very important communicating !
Spanish government coucory< = :
ban war and tho attitude uffs ~
towrr spain in tha present crisis.
About three weeks ago DO became
known chat q had been represented 20
the pop through the usual channel Of
information on Ills side Of the Atlantic
that the cause Of Spain was lost in Cuba
This was 20 powerfully inhuonc
ing European opinion that the pope
took ooclsiou on Christmas 20 addres
nn important communication to bis nun
clio at Madrid
The pope declares omphatically that
the vatican upholds every form Of legal
government which Is not anu.Chustian
IA 81. character He proceeds then a.
discuss the Spanish situation and Gale
the Carlists 90 account, stating ihni
they, mo- less than other subjects Of
Spain, owe implicit allegiance 20 the
reigning monarchy aud must not AZ
tempt 20 usr the cloak ~ religion "a
cover purposes that ar Interior 20 the
proper aims and objects of the church
This viii tend 10 circumvont the Carlisl
plots, and inA large degree will shear
them of importance, a. the main hold OF
the Carlists has bcen the positive sym
pathy received FROM the Catholic priests
Of Spain. II will solve. or no least mod
ify, the dilemma Of the present minis
try.
Following this pronunciamonto IN
pops deals with the existing war and
sends his especial blessing 10 the soldisn
Of his go,lson. the present king Of Spain
Discussing the Cuban question, the posi-
tive statement Is made that the vatican
has never made any decision OF an
nounccmont that could D. construed int
On approval ~ the Cuban cause or dis
approval Of the conduct OF Spain I
has suggested that where possible thl
rigors OF war should b. miugated, bu
under mo- circumstances has it uttered
word that insight tend 10 encourage thei
Tarricidal and fmtricidal strife.
Notwithstanding this minimizing thl
pronunciamonto Is distinct victory f0
the rcigning dynasty. The whole infu
once ~ the Austrian court was throw
into the balance Co bring it aluut Chris
tina. the queen rgout D, a Hapsbur
/ princess. and Tor Der ako and the low
thc p1no hear Do. godsod the powerful
Influence Of the vatican in spain ha
/ been again exert, to save che iallin
I fortune. 0f tho u,.,a.ut DYNASTY.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-12-30
BASAERS OPPOSE IT.
DO Not Take to thc Establishing
Of Postal Saving Banks.
SOME OF THE REASONS GIVEN
NJ Mans bank. Now That Profits Are Cut
Low Would Increase the Pubiic
Debt The Government Wouid
Have 10 Fay Interest

New York, Dec q0.-The postal say.
inga hanks idea Is not a popular one In
New York banking circles A canvass
Of pr sidonts Of prominent institutions
developed that fact clearly.
AZ the same time very few presidents
wcre willing tooX 81 opinions for pub
lioation. Al practically agrccd with
President J.. $. Mason Of the Bank of
New York IN the statement that there
are already ~ many hanks In existence
that rate. for money have been cut 70 a
point where therc is little profit In hank
ing
T. d. Tappcn, president Of the Gala
Tin National hank, thought that possibly
In th.nly populated districts postal say'
ings banks might prove beneficial 20 th'
people. but be- was confident that Oh,
residents Of large towns and cihies had
an the banking accommodations they
dcsiri
Oliver s. Carter Of the Bank q th'
Republic felt that the time had moi
come 20 discus, the proposition. Dumon
CLARK. president o. the American EN
change National hank, agreed with Mr
Carter. J Edward Simmons, president
of the Fourth National hank, was als'
Of the same opinion. but declined % dis
cuss the proposition because he had MOI
given IL sufficient thought.
Henry W Cannon president u th'
Chass National hank. was plainly up
po.od 20 postal savings hanks and do,
not hesitate 90 say ~.
Postal saving. hanks. " he said, "hay'
loon successful IN other countries fu
the mason that the countries have hrrl
public debts, which aip increasing from
year 90 year. Under such conditions
/ the money deposited By the p'oplo Il
/ the Pc Al hank. can D. advantagcousll
used ly the governments In England
aud France such deposit. rally consii
tutc O. portion ~ the public dcbts Of thc-
| countries.
"lu obi. country the people bold OBJ
opinion that ,he public debt should poo
d. Increased. Dat on thc contrary 'h1ll
d. rrWc,d a, rapidly as possible. sn
Their 'l-rit dor. NOT seem PRACTICAL O
my % Ga irr che government to r.Ce.y
the "a oucy Of the peop'e and invest th
same To- SECURITIES 10 /. mor than hk,
| Is werc postal hanks established IN I'll
country that the ontwuuld Yer
som hayca larra surplus Of funds %
hand un which % would De- compelled Q
[ paw Interest. and che bu-iue-s would d
conducted on thc part ~ the govern
mcnt at los
I'm my opioion, should postal saving
hank. tc established in the United STAT,
their deposits ,huuh only hcu=.d ly Oh
general government n the same mann,
a. in other countries
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-12-30
PALMA SEES A CHANCE.
= Mckinley siould Declare Dor Peaos
Instead Of Asking Provisions.

l. Mckinley siould Declare Dor Peace
Instead Of Asking Provisions.
cw York. De-. 20.-"Goycrnor Gen.
Ia Blauco's acceptance Of President
Ainlcy's requrst that American pco-
pf permitted 30 relieve the suhorings
oipconimdos n Cuba Is tantamount
a. acceptanc. of the oiIcr Of inter.
vcin by the Z nitod States in thc con.
hirp long iu poerc.- between the
p pl cubs and thc Spanish govern.
mon said 4 ma. Estrada Palma,
td' Or oi tl' Cuban juntn boz this
ciif,an Assoc ltod Pus, Importer
"Af. administration believes that
par Culu c o. Dr. r..fonI only by
'itiin'oryaltion, 30 cannot inject
OH. iaNhlc op. lriunity that thus pro.
Hn', it to iu ryyuo flr the purpose
OF 'u.itue war in Cuba. continued
lr fal. "the iou.0rlb'e condition of
ilo uclado- ias boon caused by Che
cruel VAN 81 ell y sra.r. ard ta,
g''erunt du ng it.if umh. 90 o.,
h''c iha'mt 90. ha. applied 90 OBJ,
United 81 Gu aid President McKin
icy must hy now that thor is %,
chancc idsa, tn le established ir
'u.a Witlt i.'ovcn on. and living
up in bis wl. .s given in hs pvyi1u.
messages. l,f intervene. and Su.r
cannot nutl, and consistently rJoc0
such iutpnt1
"Ihr ou.Aa to uhryr cnucontra
d'. and n ouI Cuban. b. to stop thl
dsire.- hy ti trulu.tionof t.aoe and
independents With racc u-iurd th,
c'ncgutud'sil o. abIc Co raium q
their farm, 81 their residences, W,
have mUnay, %, and materials tha.
Will .ct thc-e rIeughtatwors again
IL tho Amen popla know that Oh,
ho,i plan b, o.. eNclo Cor parc They
should mtcrc Immediately
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-12-30
sLANc's CABINET.
Cuhsns ~ New atk Isu Who the Nes
Afo Ia Ace Hcpnucd.

New York ID 90 Considerable In
tcrcst was mani..lcd among the Culans
at The juuta a,aluaricrs at the rpportod
makeup n Gen 30 Blanco's cabinet for
Tho colonial government Of Cula. under
Che dccro ~ atonomy All % the
names VEN famibr, they said;
jose Mars GJitt. Sii 20 d. slated
for prvsidcri % 10, cabinet, Is the lcadcr
Of the autommi @. party, aud wa. form.
orly a prominent lawyer but" said
one 81 the Olai =. "hc has been ruined
by gambling
Rafael Motoi o., marquis 81 Montoro
was az one ti,c, they S,y. leader ~ the
auionomists. Ic Is lawyer and an
eloquent spoacr. His family was AT
one time ngh, ut ne isa poor man. he
Is said 10 ho named for minister Of ii.
nance
The rvputod election for minister Of
the Interior Anouio Gown, is LAWYER
and for year, wa a memlcr Of the pro
visional council He Is a sclf.made man
Francisco la,a, mentioned as thc ap
pointed Tor miriser Of education, IS d
ladug phy,.cia1dIawm
Atw Ambla0lthe proposed mini.
ipr uf commerce ist Snrnarl. and v.r
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-12-30

New York, D,c. eo-Charlcs Man.
ming Fos,cr, a wen known banker and
hrnkcr, died at his home Ia this city
Tuesday night, aged a ycans With
Henry Clcwcs be- founded 20 ycars Az
the firm OF Horny Gloves 4 90. n,
maintained his membership In that firm
until his death and he was for many
years the firms active Stock Exchang,
member
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-12-30

Ashland. Wis. Dee .p-Sincc thg
olo,e of NAVIGATION ID l.. Virgins, rcpre
emitting Wcycrhau. s. Ruticdec, d..
shpIcd tOO.Ooo frot of lumber from
Ashland to Michigan and New York
Next week tho Ashland Lumber com
Tauy viii begin thc shipment 81 {OO,00l
fcct. rJcyntly sold 90 New York parties,
In addition, 100000 feet viii d. shipped
from nurfocs an told. not lees than
2.i00.O0O feet viii d. shipped hy rail thi,
winter, which viii b. ahead 81 any or
der. the last six ycars
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-12-30

san Fmnclsco Dee ga suit totesi
the right Of a union "a forcc a nouunion
man uut Of employment has commenced
here. End Hes, has sued the Typo
graphical union for Ssl.OoO damages
Hc.. was Ia charge Of the linotype ma.
Chime. un a lucal mpcr Hc applied Zoe
membership IN the union and was n
jcclcd ON the gruund that be- bad not
served an apprenticeship. The union
demanded ms discharge, and the print
crs struck t0 cnforcc the demand
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-12-30
WARRANT FOR GOLDSMITH
IN, ChHgr Against Him l. Larceny
in the lIrst Degree.

New York. Dee. 90 -Awauaut Is oui
for the arrest Of Henry oliver Cold.
smith. ono of the best known mon on
Wall street. THE specific chtrgc j.
grand 'lwcny 100 the ir,t dcgrc ior APP
purafng "a che, . for s3OO. tho prop.
Gry OFF Oscar a. Nicsncr of Brooklyn.
officials OF the district attorney. office
ssy Goldsmith mmpl to got away
with something Use SO1Om by opera.
ton, similar Co ihoo which brught
J. D Dean g. Co, tcior thc public
Goldsmith was indicted hy Che grand
jury on Tuesday last
Detective. have followed CLOVIS an
over New Jersey. Pennsylvania. Boston
and other places, uut .o Oar Goldsmith
has U.udyd them.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-12-30

Duluth, Dee 90. w L. Hailoy, for.
merry Of Chicago, madea run Of ii6 In
an exhibition cushion carum game. The
wn was mado on lsNa table IN th'
presence of abuut GO spocmtors. Tn,
highest run ever made W,yious 10 this ),
81, which was made ty lies, and Is the
world IS rucord
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-12-30

Denver I've. en-rhc looss " th,
United state. bmuch mint here for Oh,
SOAR lN0, au nov clo.,d Tho dcpo.it
ol gold wen tho largest ever pcciyc1
Tho oml viii q. .htly cScDd 2,aO.
Wo aut .w-l yati,e estimate mad,
hy mint Official, aCe tho Dutira output
in Co'oudout 81 uOoUo Boo wuni Gs
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-12-30

Silver City, y. ~, nyc g9-lt Is m.
ported tlat thc uo,nions Black Jack
Sang oi outlaws Dm.,od tho lime from
Mexico ou wutc CD Silver City for che
purpose of rlcaaug ODE southern Pa.
c'hc uain rohh,u apiuud rconilv.
near $50 ns ross ncpg,y United States
mauhlIs ar on Gro lookout for the gang.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-12-30

Dawson City. y. W. T.. via soaitlt.
Wash, Nov. 20. The miners here havc
commissioned thnc men 90 30 immcdi.
atcly % Ottawa and prevent petltc +
o. thp Canadian authorities ucihng
rasonH wiy tho new mining laws ar,
uniustly scyco.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-12-30
THE PoPs INTEREsTEp.

Makes "a Mo,e 60 uclp spain cat
Ut Tier rruuhirs.
New York, p.c. so.-A gcciil to The
journal and Advertiser lm Washing
ton SAYS;
It's cuuvnt ews In Catholic cirolCs
tia, on Christmas day the popo made a
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1897-07-09
TABLE DELICACIES.

Nut Cookies.-Two cupfuls of sugar,
two eggs, one-half cupful of melted
butter. six tablespoonfuls of milk, a tea
spoonful of cream tartar, half tea
spoonful of soda, one cupful of hickory
nut meats, enough -four to make rather
a stiff dough.
Chicken Pillau.-One pint of cold
boiled rice; one boiled chicken, the
meat chopped fine; one can of tomatoes,
strained. Let the liquor in which the
chicken is boiled jelly. A piece of but
ter the size of an egg, salt and pepper
to taste. Mix together and serve hot.
A Good acknowledgements of
cupful of butter, one cupful of New Or
leans molasses, two cupfuls of sifted
-four, one cupful of sweet milk, one tea
spoonful of soda in milk, one teaspoon
full each of cloves and cinnamon,
pinch of salt Steam in mold for two
hours.
Potato Puff.-Two cupfuls of mashed
potatoes, two tablespoonfuls of melted
butter. Stir these. with a seasoning of
salt, to light, fine, creamy consistency.
Beat two eggs separately and add six
tablespoonfuls of cream. Beat all to-
gether, well and lightly. Pile in an ir-
regular form in dish. Bake in quick
oven until nicely colored. - N. Y.
Ledger
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1897-07-09
THE BOOK WORLD.
Popular interest has recently been re-
yiyed in the novels of Willlie Collins.

Popular interest has recently been re-
vived in the novels of Willie Collins.
Rudyard Kipling has finished new
short story of $4,000 words. called
"Slaves of the Lamp"
Judging from the sales. the most
popular three of Hardy's novels are
"Tess." Jude the Obscure" and a
"Pair of Blue Eyes"
1t has been asserted by a high au-
thority that the people of Indiana write
more poetry than those of any other
state in the union.
Hall Caine confesses to taking his
work too seriously to be either carried
away by warmest eulogy or disturbed
by severest censure,
Walter Scott loved animals. and never
could reconcile himself to the cruelty
of shooting for sport. How can any
healthy mind so reconcile itself?
William Morris was the richest Brit
ish poet of his time except Tennyson.
His wealth was due, of course. more to
his business than to his. poetry.
Russell Sullivan said that he "read a
few pages of Longfelow before sitting
down to dinner, so as to be in COM
Portable frame of mind for his meal"
". D. Howells' daughter Mildred has
studio in her fathers New York home,
and has furnished some clever illustra-
tons for books and magazines.
Thomas Hardy's personality is said to
be that of "a retiring and modest man
of letters, and nothing about him to
indicate the poseur or the prophet"
A request has been sent to Brander
Matthews to permit his Introduction
to American Literature" to be printed
in raised letters for the use of the
blind
Charles Reade once gave to a young
novelist, now well known, the follow
ing recipe for writing novel: MAKE
'em laugh; make 'em cry: make EN-
wait"
In direct opposition to the known
wishes of Washington Irving. the new
owner of Sunnyside is building an adj
dition to it. and closing up Sunnyside
lane.
Thackeray's own favorite book was
Henry Esmond," and Lady Castlewood
was modelled on the late Mrs. W. II.
Brookfeld, from whose mind the au-
thor received most stimulation.
The German empress is paying the
expenses of a trip to Italy for Johanna
Ambrosius. That mighty land of mel
ody, poetry and science has seldom
failed for long to recognize it's geniuses.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1897-07-09
THE EUROPEAN STAGE.

Johann Strauss has brought out at
Vienna new operetta called THE God
dess of Reason" The scene is laid in
France. during the Reign of Terror.
Sarah Bernhard has taken up the
theater hat nuisance. She suggests that
women take to using mantillas in the
evening at restaurant dinners and sub
sequent visits to the theater. The use
of wraps for the head, which are easily
removed. mas long been customary in
Germany.
1t is stated by Vienna paper that
Eleonora Duse, the famous Italian act
ress. has arrived in Vienna to undergo
a serious operation. Signora Duse
broke down suddenly at Moscow be-
fore she could appear there, and had
20 telegraph to the German emperor
that she could not visit Berlin as prom
Used.
A private performance at the Theater
Mondain was stopped recently by the
police. The play ''Une Mutt de Venise"
showed up George Sand, Alfred de Mus
set and DR.. Pagello. The families of
the two authors had obtained an in
junction to prevent its performance
but the manager was ready to be fined
for contempt of court and would have
given the play If the police had not
stepped in.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1897-07-09
HOME. ECONOMIES

A screweye inserted in the top of a
broom or mop handle is far more con-
venient and lasting than cord.
If paraffine that has been used over
Jelly is carefully washed and dried it
can be used over and over again.
An iron frying pan with close-fitting
tim basin turned over the top makes
good substitute for a covered roasting
pan.
Tie the beeswax used for smoothing
sadirons in a piece of cheesecloth or
muslin, and It viii last longer and be
more convenient.
4 covered tin pail. suspended in ket-
tie of boiling water by stick or metal
rod laid across the top of the kettle is
just as good as an expensive farina
toiler for many purposes.
Stove cloths about 20 inches square,
made of coarse crash, denim, ticking or
,olored shirting. are by far more con-
venient than clumsy holders to use
shout the kitchen stove.-Housekeepe