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The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1897-09-30

If you eat what you like, and digest it,
you will surely be strong and healthy.
But if you don't digest il, you might
almost as well not eat, for what good
can your food do you ifit doesn't nourish
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If you find that you can't digest it,
there is simple help for your stomach.
1t is Shaker Digestive Cordial, made
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At druggists. Trial bottle 10 cents.
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a Murderer sentenced.

ST. LOUIS, Sept. 29.-Henry Clay, COL
ored, who killed William Amend, a
newsboy, was today sentenced to hang
on Thursday, November 18th, next.
The condemned mans attorney asked
for new trial, and the motion was
taken under advisement.
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1897-09-30

Honolulu, Sept. 22.-When the ques-
tion of annexation of the Hawaiian isl-
ands comes up before the United States
senate, England will make protest.
This protest will not be of belligerent
nature, and will be only the forerunner
of a scheme to obtain control of Neckar
island for cable purposes.
For some time past English war ves-
sells have been besieging the Islands in
the Pacific, but have kept their hands
off Hawaiian territory. In May, 1894,
President Dole had reason to believe
that England had her eyes on Neckar
island. He acted promptly, and on the
25th of May vessel was chartered and
sailed the same day for the island. Cap
tain James A. King, minister of the
interior, was in charge of the expedition.
The island was reached two days later,
and the following proclamation was
read:
"I, James A. King, minister of the in
terror of the provisional government of
the Hawaiian islands, take possession of
this island, known as Neckar island, as
a part of Hawaiian territory; having
been claimed by the Hawaiian govern
ment since the year 1845, when an expe-
dition under Captain Patty was sent to
survey said island"
Both the United States and Hawaiian
governments know positively that Eng
land does not object to annexation of the
islands; but she must have cable land
ing near Honolulu, and a landing must
be on British soil. Neckar island is
practically worthless to Hawaii, and it is
believed that the United States govern.
ment will readily cede the barren rock tc
please England.
When Captain King visited Neckal
island it was found to be almost sterile
heap of volcanic rocks, nearly 300 fee
high, with few patches of coarse grass
on the surface.
Representative ]. G. Cannon, of Hi
nois; II. G. Laudenslager, of New Jer
sey; A. S. Berry, of Kentucky, and
A. Tawley, of Minnesota, and their fam
lilies leave for San Francisco today, aftel
short stay in this country. Senator
Morgan will remain several week!
OuIlnS pdIII sIdy bACN
have been conducted to the diferen
points of interest, and have had every
thing pertaining to Hawaii explained tt
them. Many social functions have beer
given in their honor. On the evening o
the Goth a public reception was rendered
Senator Morgan. 1t took place at th'
United States legation, and was largely
attended.
Senator Morgan and the congressmer
visited Pearl harbor yesterday. Th'
latest charts, together with a brie
sketch of the work already accom-
pllshed by the Pennington survey party
were Laid before the senator and his col
leagues.
1t has been claimed that representa-
tive Cannon is opposed to annexation
In an interview he said:
''You can rest assured thetI have no
committed myself against annexation
lido not care what you hear to the con
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1897-09-30
TIE YAoU1 GOLD FIELDS.
Returned PrOspector Gives Glowing
Accounts of Their Richness.


NoGALEs, Ariz., Sept. 29.-Captain T..
G. Cox, and old and experienced mining
man from Tuolumne county, California,
has just returned from the Yaqui coun-
try in Mexico, and brings the first
authentic information about the gold
region there.
He described the country as OF roll
ing surface, about thIrty-five by sixty
miles in area, and says the gold is found
in the foothills at the edge. 1t Itisreached
by road from Ortiz station on the Sono-
ra railway, 215 miles south of Nogales,
and 40 miles north of Guaymas. Cap
tain Cox says the ground is very rich
placer. The gold is coarse and heavy
and is well washed. Captain Cox re-
ports that in the vicinity are many
quartz ledges, from six to ten feet of free
milling ore.
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Happy Thought" !"
Sa1ve.

''I was troubled with an Eczema or
eruption on the hands for two years.
spent quite sum of money without get
ting azure. Then commenced using
Garlsnd's Happy Thought Salves 4 have
used six or eight jars, and am cured. It
ls great medicine, and I can fully rec
ommend it to anyone troubled with skin
disease" j. NJ. E. ATKINSON,
City Treasurer,
Seattle, Wn.
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100 head of stock on the overflow bottom
lands at Lyle, Wash. Magnificent feed.
For particulars apply to
T. BALFoUR,
sp11-tf Lyle, Wash.
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special Rates to Portland.

From Sept. 22d until Oct. 1st the o.
R. & N. Co. will sell special round trip
tickets from The Dalles to Portland,
good until Oct Sd, at the rate of one fare
for the round trip, namely $3.45. Ad-
mission to exposition free.
j. IRELAND, Agent.
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American Annexation of Ha-
Waii Will Be Protested.
BUT WILL NOT BE BELLIGERENT
She Merely Hopes to Persuade Uncle
Sam to Give UP Neckar Island--
Happenings In Hawaii.

SAN Francisco, Sept. 29.-The steam
ship Australia arrived this morning from
Honolulu with the following Hawaiian
advices:
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A steamer Tor AIaska.

TACOMA, Sept. 29.-The steamer City
of Seattle sailed this morning for Alas
ka with good cargo of freight, among
which was two carloads of portable
houses for Skaguay. Very few passen-
gers left from this port.
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The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-02-25
W RsTALL.GEE.
An Afternoon Wedding at the
Baptist Church.

At the Baptist church yesterday At
lernoon at O'Clock Mr.. J d. wesiall
Of Angleion, tfazoia county, was
united in marriage 10 Miss Eva Gee Of
this city, DR.. W. Z. Friley officiating.
There was large crowd present, and
the ceremony was invested with a sweet
and quiet solemniiy ,accentuaed by the
eft notes Of the organ, al which Mrs.
n. o. Boatwhght presided. NJ. J. Il.
Gee, father Of the bride, and Mr.. Rich
ard Westall, brother Of the groom, were
among those present
Immediately after the ceremony the
happy couple repaired to tn, depol'
and shortly took the souih-bound train
for their home In Angleton, followed by
the best wlthes OF all
The bride, a young lady Of excep-
tiona beauty and charming disposition
was lovely In dress Of gray novelty
cloth trimmed with lace. The groom, q
stranger ere, presented a manly ap
peareboe, such Ne commands respect
and gives evidence Of character. The
best wishes Of the Esgle, with those oI
other friends, follow Mr.. and Mr.
| Westau.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-02-25
ANOTHER ATTRACTION
Livebird Tournament WIN Ne Adds,
Co stuarts Carnival.

Ilvsbird Tournament WIN Ne AIDED
60 stuart's Carnival
Carson. New. Fob. gl-The hvebird
tournament in connection with Dan
stuart's other sporting enterprises on
March u AZ Is, while Il wall not inter.
fcre with Ola. attendance at the fight.
81 certainly attract a great deal Of At.
ON. J A X. Elliott. the Kansas
a. ~ crack, who holds the champioH
Do. ny Tor livebird shooting; Veteran
.,wcr T. II Bogardus, DIR. Carver.
Budd 81 spirit Lake. Gibson. from the
same place. lyans Of Rldbank. n. j
George and Abe Klein Of Chicago and
NUN ~ Others have already entered
Tor the championship Of the world at 90
birds. SiuArt's purse Of 5000 and th,
trl entrance foe will be- divided into
four money!
Dan artsrcp-esonta'ive announces
that there viii be two fights on Marcf
u besides that between Corhoit anc
htzammons Mysterious Billy Smith
aud George Green viii figure as punci
pals In one Of the added bouts Greer
has been known as Young Corbett
The second match will BE- between Mar
tin Flaherty II Lowell, Mass and DAI
Hawkins o. san Francisco.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-02-25
sends Vice Admiral Msntt Here 90 see
and Iearn

sends Vice Admiral Msnit Here TO see
and Leara
NEw YoRK. Feb % -Ex.Preddent
Jorge Moatt Of Chill. who i. known in
his country " the "hghung admiral"
has reached this city on the steamship
Altai, Of the Atlas line. and will make
the Fifth Avenue hotel his headquarters
for the next two months
Senior Months visit Is official. lie is
in the United States In hts capacity a.
vice admiral Of Chill 10 study IN, Unit.
ed states navy with the view Of facili.
iating improvements already projected
IN the navy Of that country.
The vice admiral explained the par.
pose Of his visi, to this country A. col.
lowsi
II will ROMAN here two months learn.
ing what / q N about the United States
navy and methods Of naval construc-
ton. What do will be done informal.
ly. and with a. much expedition ~
possible. intend, after leaving this
country, to 20 to England, France, Ger.
many, Spain. Italy aud possibly Greece
and Turkey. 10 study naval conditions
there, A. study them here"
With regard TO the plans Of the Chill.
ian republic In the matter Of future
naval construction, Vice Admiral Monis
said he could not speak, but added,
"Chih is for peace-absolute peace. "
Il is reported, however, that Chill in.
tends 10 greatly increase her navy
power. and that when the report Of her
envoy Ia able. ironclads Of the latest
American and English types will be or
dered
Vice Admiral Montt admitted that hs
would visit the Cramp shipyArds Al
Philadelphia while In this country, but
declined 20 reveal his intentions beyond
that point.
The Office Of vice admiral IL the high
e., In the CHILEAN navy. IL has beer
held by senior Moutt since his retire
ment from the presidency Of the repub
lie, Sept Is, 1895, when Frederick Er
rAEuiriE became president
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-02-25

MADISON, Wis Feb. "a It O. Shove.
the Man,towoo banker, has lost the ap.
peal which he took 10 the supreme cour,
ard stands convicted. Shove was presi.
dent Of the I. O. Shove Banking com.
pany which failed in April. 1924 lie
was arrested on tine charge Of having
received a donosit after knowing tha,
the bank was unsa.e. The first jury
disagreed AZ the second trial sho' 3
was Convicted and took an appeal Mr.
shove lives in Minneapolis AZ the prcs.
ent time and is engaged IN the ticket
brokerage business
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-02-25

LINCOLN. Neb Feb "a No papers
have YET been fled In the case against en-.
Auditor Eugene Moore. but Deputy AZ.
turuey General Smith h authority for
the statement that they have been pre-.
pared aud IRE ready 10 be aled. The
charges are Of criminal character.
based upon the allegations Of embszlle-
ment and 4 ldred offenseA This indi.
Gates that the bondsmen Of Moore have
been unable TO raise the $4,000 ho /,
short and that the state has refused "a
settle on the installmsnt plan As pro.
posed by Moore, whoofered TO repay hi'
shortage At the the rate Of $500 pet
month. There have been no farther
steps taken in the Bartlc,t case
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-02-25

san nEoo. Cal, Feb. % The cor.
norstonc foi a now School Of the Revival
of Antiquities was laid on Don Iona
with imposing ceremonies. Theosoph.e
crusaders. who have just returned from
a trip around the world, were the cen.
trail actors In che exercises. Mrs. Kath.
crime ringley Of New York, head esc'.
rio cult. and successor 30 Mme. Blavat.
SKI, oficiated.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-02-25
ST. %. limo Gard.

Cbas. II. Edge, dentist, Bryan Tex
John Dawson is on the sicE list THE
week.
Col. Harvey Mitchell sont to sutton
yesterday.
Mr.. G. N. Brandon lie whiting Ia
Houston.
Edge Bros. is the place 10 get you
oats and coin neal. u
Mrs. D. B. Knox and Mrs.. lawson
vent 10 Hearne yesterday.
House for Rent-Apply TO r. r
Knowles. Phone ISL. 10
House for rent. Apply to CliH A.
Adams. 6iu.
wANTED-Fiye or six table board
ers by Mrs. II. T.. Poverty. IS.
J. W. Robinson and +. r. Nash were
here yesterday, and went to Marlin on
the noon train.
J. W Coulter Il receiving new sprinT
and summer gods. Call and zee how
cheap they are. 7sll
LosT-Ladies' hard scarf pin will
thrce diamond. Finder will be paid
literally ly returning to L. Bonnie
VILE. 72ti
The Young ladies' auxiliary Of th'
Presbyterian church met At the res.
dencc Il Dr. ". II. Wilson ycsierda!
afternoon.
Constipation causes moro than hal
the ms ~ women. Karrs Glover Roo
Tee d n pleasant cur Tor Constipation
Sold rs ~ druggists
The fmors E'i Perkins lec,uIed a
College LAST nirhi under the auspices a
thc Y N c A. Quite a crowd u b.
an folks were Ia attendance, and en-
ioyeo the 'ecinrc immensely.
rs Wilco1 wa hrFc yesterday fron
lola. an' say the people over ther
have 'he telephone ever, aud wan q
"plrg %" ~ he Rfysu and Nsdiso q
vile ir' 81 Willow Hole. We hop
they Will be- sur'cs-fni Ia the enierp ~
hryan u IL, sv'ritc trading point q
the lols clua'y. aul direct ciinmuu
cation si,h ,h,s place is In every "a
desirable
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-02-25
steep Hollow.

AR an absence OF several weeks the
writer again finds him elf eng'gel b.
noting the happenings Of this clmmu-
nifty .inre he last writing.
one II the graudesi musical enter
talnmrnts ever kaown 10 Brazos c0un.
~ tok place at the residence Of NJ
and Mrs. Charles Peters, Friday even.
my FEB. 18th. gwen IN honor Of Mis-
Bette Candy Of wellborn, who = vie.
itine friends and relatives Go this com.
munity. Every one present reports n
splendid time, which makes the writer
wifh he had been there, besides the
grand music other amnsemeuti we're
introduced, such A. domiuo PLAYING,
Rotations, and above all else "rc.
treatments" The writer failed 10 get
all the names OF those present, but will
say that every one was very happy,
The musicians we're Messrs Edgar Pc
ter-, Rich Cook, will Holig and Miss
Carrie Peters.
Mrs. Terry, vino has been very ~ tot
several week., we are glad to say L
mending.
Farmers are very busy now takin.
advantage Of the pretty weather. som,
are through planting corn, while other
have not commenced.
our school closed the 9th Of thi
mAnih, and Il was with regret that ",
had TO see Prof Mcdonald go home
Rev. McClung preached TO yer,
large audience Saturday and sunday
among whom were several visitors iron
Bryan and other places. We are Away
glad 20 zee our church well attended
and will always welcome visitors.
Several valentines we're received ans
sent from here.
Horace says his course" Is noril
and south.
Dave says he's afraid Of Mr. Peter
dog.
Edgar says he wishes Tom Woull
move 10 tins side Of the Sand hill"
An.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-02-25
NEWS FROM BRAZIL.
Fanatic IasurEsnts Defeat osvsramens
Troops al Nshls

ANenNA ~ NehA
NEW YoRK. Feb. 2A-Tho Herald's
correspondent Ai Rio de Janeiro, Bra.
all, telegraphs that the fanaiical insur
rectionists ia Nehis have defeated the
government troops In an important bat.
tle.
The government has disclosed seri.
Gus conspiracy formed by monarohists
In San Paulo.
Il is also stated In official circles tha,
news Of an invasion Of Manaos by Pc.
ruvian troops has been received
The financial and commercial situa.
ton has been somewhat complicated by
the failure Of the government TO obtain
a new lean in Europe
The UruguAyan minister NJ Rio de
Janeiro has made strong protest 10 the
government against tho organization Of
revolutionary groups on the Brazilian
border.
The secretary Of the minister OF ma.
rine was badly wounded At Rio de Jan.
Giro by a person Of bad reputation. The
cause Of the attack on the Official is no,
known.
The customs officials have received
many packages Of arms that Il was at.
tempted 10 smuggle through the city. II
is believed tina, the arms were intended
for the fanatics.
DALLAS Fob. chairman +. II
r. Green Of the Republican state eroou.
tive committee. left for Washington
today In his U-'vats oar
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-02-25

Go to Edge Bros for all kinds Of feed
stuffs. Phone 1911 n
Fresh veal and cornied beef at Bueh-
anau's cily market today.
For coal In airy quantity call on John
N. Laare and Co. TELEPHONE No.
rs. S3u
G. T Wilson, Jack Ken, Hillsman
wilson and Sam Eaves lef yesterday
fur a hunt on tie Navasota river.
Consumption. La0rippe, Pneumonia,
cured by shlloh's Cure. Sold by all
lruegisiG
Corn, oats, meal, ban, bay, cotton
seed meal aud hull', fresh and cheap n
Edgc Bros Il
Mrs. r. r. Knowles has returned
from q visit TO Ga'esyiile and Nc
Grcgor
10 Galffrc, the l2-year old son OF
August Guifre, Tell from . horse Tues
lay night and was unconscious when
found and carried home. Upon examl-
nation by Or. Cuneo the boy vas found
TO he painfully bruised, but no homes
we're broken, and he was resting nicely
at last accounts.
When asked by the reporter yester
DAY regarding the matter Mayor Adams
said he presumed the stores would be.
gin closing at Z O'Clock every evening
except Saturdays. on March /, a. has
been the custom heretofore, and a god
custom 1t is, too, giving proprietors AM
employees alike, little chance for re
creation and an opportunity 10 get &C
luAinted with their families.
The funeral Of Mr.. 7. +. ArmsuonI
took place yesterday morning At 4
O'clock from the residence Of AIR. ]. \
Lawrence, and wAseonducied aceordinI
10 the rites Of the Masonic fraiernit,
and largely attended. Mrs. Armstrong
wife Of the deceased, Mr. and Mrs. r
4. L. knight, aud Mr. Harvey Arm
strong Of Dallas, and Mr.. ST. q Arm
strong accompanied the remains q
Bryan.
With Characteristic enterprise Dun
4 DAILY announces that on March la
they will post bulletins from the greA
Corbe,t aud FilEammons fight at thei
place, 40 that Admipren u the cham
pions aud the manly art who can no
be At the ringside may have an oppor
iunity b keep right up with the baiil
by rounds. Il is needless TO say the,
will have an enthusiastic crowd on est
Pareks day In the mornin'"
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pills do not cure constipation. They
lnly aggravate Karrs clover loot
Tea ives perfect regularity OF The
bowels. Sold by all druggists.
will and Cricket Colby, who are
c ever sketch artists, appeared At The
opera house last aight 10 sings, dance A.,
character sketches. musical acts. ETC.,
which we've Well received and frequent
ly encor,d. The Colbys give a show
well worth their price u admission III
one enint. Though crowd vm not
large they worked ojnscenliously to
please.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-02-25
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
We are authorized TO announce
WM. A. BANKS

We are authorized TO announce
WN. A. BANKS
a. candidate for Secretary, Assessor
aud Collector Of the City u Bryan al
The ensuing April election.
We are authorized 20 announce
G.. +. JENKINS
~ q candidate Tor the Office Of city sec.
rrtary, assessor and r,llerior OF Bryan.
al the ensuing April election.
We are authorized b. announoe
u. g. RHODES
a. candidate Tor City Secretary, Tax
A. rsor and Col'ec % ~ Byan. Flee
ton get Tuesday IN april, lsG
We are authorized to announce
CT. WILSON
IS a candidate Ior city marshal VI Bry.
an Al the eusu ng Api rl, ton
We are authorized b. announce
&C. SHELBURNE
a. candidate tor o. election 10 tie
uihw ~ city marshal Of Bryan at the
ensuiug Aptil election.
We are authtrzel ~ anuounre
7 p BOYETT
as a candidate or City Marhal
BRYAN AZ the ensuing April election.