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The Daily Texarkanian., 1898-01-10

Some Of the "walk OUT printers
are stlll talking otstartIug up an.
ether paper we are told As We
have often said this is a free eouA'
try, aud the field here Is open 10 as
many AZ wish 10 enter vi but as
our best business men have often
told us there Ia room tor iust I've
papers, one on each side OF the line,
aud It will finally come TO this, The
Survival Of the itesl,' will obtain
and this paper has seen the rise aud
tall of dolene ol newspaper vens
lures Ia this city,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1898-01-10

The hobo element Of our city, II
put TO work on our atreets would
soop have them In good condition,
There arc many tramps aud idle
men here who could be induced to
work ON the alreets aud we should
work them 10 a tlniah,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1898-01-10

Mrs, Carrie l., Williams leayes
this afternoon for her home at
Neosho, No. after a most pleasant
visit to relatives and old friends in
this CITY, She rs a most excellent
aud charming lady, and the good
wishes Of many friends follow her
with the hope that she may come
again In the not distant future
The Daily Texarkanian., 1898-01-10

Or. Whitney, Of Hope, Arkansas,
Is here and Is arranging to put up a
picklng factory We learn he has
secured the necessary ground for
the raising Of tomatoes, cucumbers
aud other vegetables that he uses
in making pickles anl catsup, and
has plenty of capital behind him to
enter business ON a large scale,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1898-01-10

Yesterday evening was a beauty,
aud there were many promonaders
out on the different drives and
woods
The Daily Texarkanian., 1898-01-10

A colorcd man madc,an attempt
to hold up Frank Fouke last night
but Frank gave him the "high
BALI and got away on schedule
time He reported the fact TO the
officers aud they captured the cole
ored rascal aud he h now In jail,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1898-01-10

The thermometer marked 60 de.
grees this morning at ga, m, Tp,
would be a delightful country to
live In foran except for the coal
dealer and wood hauler II the tens
perature could remain there
The Daily Texarkanian., 1898-01-10

General Auditor and Treasurer Of
the K. G. p, q g, road, II, l., Wig
gins, is now making his home here,
at the Benefited Hotel Mr. Wig
gins looks Ike a man Of business
and we give him a cordial welcome
and hope he will be pleased with
our city,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1898-01-10

The blind lady aud man playing
40 engagement here on the streets
lett for other towns this morning
The Daily Texarkanian., 1898-01-10

The Chasesbister troupe will
play three more nights here, and
they will give away three prIaes,
tb, tg, o..
The Daily Texarkanian., 1898-01-10

Miss Tyler smoote who has been
visiting friends aud relatives at
Prescott, ID back at home again,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1898-01-10

The police tells us that they are
making II hot for the tramps aud
Idle men congregotlng here
The Daily Texarkanian., 1898-01-10

The best brands of cigars, and
tobaceos at the postonloe eonlee'
tlonery, Mrs. ~, u, MEEK,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1898-01-10

Mr., M, A, Hart, of New Boston,
Texas, Is here today, reglsterday at
the BeneAld Hotel,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1898-01-10

Mr. Dick BrunasI Ia here today
looking up evidence In a damage
suit against the Cotton lielt,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1898-01-10

A trip to Chinatown Ia one of
Hoyts best plays, win be here on
Thnrsday nIghL.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1898-01-10

Bowie county tax collector Jones,
and his deputy oran Battle, are
here today collecting taxes. They
can be found at the Bowie county
court building on State street
The Daily Texarkanian., 1898-01-10

our city Is over run with tramps
aud counterfeit money We
should myo the trampa orders to
leave and keep a look cut for spurIs
Gus coin,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1898-01-10

The man bush who was shot AZ
the slab pile Ia getting along fine
aud the doctor In attendance has
hopes Of his getting WE'LL
The Daily Texarkanian., 1898-01-10

You can get the best creamery
butter at Joe McShane's, at all
times.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1898-01-10

Mrs. W. D, Hanna, of Shreye.
port, Lao is here today at the
Bcne0eld Hotel
The Daily Texarkanian., 1898-01-10

The Bowie hose company was
washing out the storm sewers this
morning that had become elogged
with sand
The Daily Texarkanian., 1898-01-10

"a trip to Chinatown will be
here on Thursday night This is a
play that will make you laugh a
week after you are dead.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1898-01-10

The Salvation Army held their
meeting yesterday evening near
the CosmopoIltion hotel on state
line, They gathered about them
a large crowd who paid respectful
attention TO the services,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1898-01-10

The sun has made its appearance
several times today aud what pro-
missed to be a rainy day proved a
dismal failure.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1898-01-10

II YOU want TO see a good play,
take In Little joe tonight at the
opera house,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1898-01-10

Mr., N, l., Davis is on the 6lck list
we regret to learn suffering from
rheumatism,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1898-01-10

Dr. j. r., Dale, passed through
here last night for Fordyce, to do
some surgical work there. He will
return to night and remain over
here at the Cosmopolitan Hotel,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1898-01-10

The widows club will meet again
tomorrow, at Mrs, Doyle's on Pine
street. We learn there are several
applications on file for membership,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1898-01-10

The churches were crowded yes-
terday, the day being a balmy one,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1898-01-10

You can buy hams for &c per ID,
at Joe McShane's, l2-l
The Daily Texarkanian., 1898-01-10

Palace Drug Store for pure and
fresh drugs and good attention,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1898-01-10

Mr. A, S, zachry Of Plttsburg,
Texas, Is in the city today
The Daily Texarkanian., 1898-01-10

Twenty pounds white sugar for
81 at Joe McShane's,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1898-01-10

Several wrong doers were caught
and lodged in the West side jail last
night. The city jail as also the
county keeps a goodly number OF
inmates on hand to feed,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1898-01-10

Travelling Passenger Agent
Atkinson OF the Houston Texas
Central railroad is in the city today,
a puest of Mr. and Mrs, Charles
Reeves,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1898-01-10
TIIN nEsT

zoe, Zoe and Ht,OO mders
wear, 300, 100 and $1,000
suits, NJ sharpe n Brewers,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1898-01-10
MINIS OLOTIIiNU,

Anything 90 slit you from 4
5000 ~ $1,000, IA n sult 90
OverCunt,
Ahnrnn A llnNMnn.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1898-01-10

Geo, T, Lock, Of DeQueeu, is here
today, at the Benefited.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1898-01-10

V. M, Davis of Lumber, Arkan.
sas, is IN the city,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1898-01-10

If you want strictly pure aud best
-four, buy S, and p.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1898-01-10

Bob Fretwell OF Cass county Is in
the city TODAY
The Daily Texarkanian., 1898-01-10

williams & Williams advertise
garden seed,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1898-01-10

A negro cabin out on the N d.
Davis place, beyond the city limits
was consumed last night by fire,
The fire company went out but
could do nothing as the water
mains did not reach that far
The Daily Texarkanian., 1898-01-10

Special Deputy agent Rob Can
non, spent the day with his family
here yesterday lie went North
this morning and will work the
North end Of the Cotton Belt the
coming year
The Daily Texarkanian., 1898-01-10
LOCAL AND PERSONAL.

Little Joe" tonight.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1898-01-10

A street car line electric run to
Ghios springs, with branches to
College Hill and out beyond Me-
Shanes' store would pay Il hand
some interest on money invested
The Daily Texarkanian., 1898-01-10

The editor of Printers Ink says
"A regular advertisement OF
sufficient size In a reliable news
paper is better than half a dozen
smaller advertisements in weekly
paper
The Daily Texarkanian., 1898-01-10

Use S. and p. Flour Sweet and
The Daily Texarkanian., 1898-01-10

Mr. W, 4, Hudgins has had
placed down on the south side Of
his home place, three big storm
sewers to carry the water OIL, and
is filing up the big ditch hereto
fore used for that purpose,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1898-01-10


The sun has made its appearance
several times today aud what pro-
missed to be rainy day proved a
dismal failure.
"a trip to Chinatown will be
here on Thursday night. This is a
play that will make you laugh a
week after you are dead.
The widows club will meet again
tomorrow, at Mrs, Doyle's on Pine
street. We learn there are several
applications on file for membership
Travelling Passenger Agent
Atkinson OF the Houston Texas
Central railroad is in the city today,
guest of Mr. and Mrs Charles
Reeves,
Several wrong doers were cauBnt
and lodged in the West side jail last
night. The city jail as also the
county keeps a goodly number OF
inmates on hand to feed.
Dr. j. r., Dale, passed through
here last night for Fordyce, to do
some surgical work there. He will
return to night and remain over
here at the Cosmopolitan Hotel
-.-s .-
A street car line electric run to
Ghio's springs, with branches to
College Hill and out beyond Me-
shanes store would pay a hand
some interest on money invested
The editor Of Printers Ink says
"A regular advertisement OF
sufficient size in a reliable news
paper is better than half dozen
smaller advertisements in a weekly
paper"
Special Deputy agent Rob Can
non, spent the day with his family
here yesterday lie went North
this morning, and will work the
North end Of the Cotton Belt the
coming year.
Mr. W, 4, Hudgins has had
placed down on the south side OF
his home place, three big storm
sewers to carry the water of, and
is filing up the big ditch hereto
fore used for that purpose,
A negro cabin out on the N D.
Davis place, beyond the city limits
was consumed last night by fire,
The fire company went out but
could do nothing as the water
mains did not reach that far
The Salvation Army held their
meeting yesterday evening near
the Cosmopoition hotel, on state
line. They gathered about them
a large crowd who paid respectful
attention to the services
The thermometer marked 90 de-
greca this morning at b a, N, Tpt
would be a delightful country tc
live In for all except for the eoaI
dealer and wood hauler If the tens
perAture could remain there,
=sst
A colorcd man madc,an attempt
to hold up Frank Fouke last night,
but Frank gave him the "hlgh
ball" and got away on schedule
time, He reported the fact to the
officers aud they captured the eol-
ored rascal aud hc III now In iall
The hobo element of our city, II
Iput 20 work on our atreets would
soop have them In good condition.
There arc many tramps aud idle
men here who could be induced To
work ON the alreets aud we should
wor, them TO a Hnlah,
The Van Buren, Venture has put
up lla announcement head ana has
several candidates announced The
The Daily Texarkanian., 1898-01-10

WPMMAkl NW
POWDER
Awarded
Highest Honors, Worlds Fair
Gold Medal, Midwinter Fair.
THE TEXARKANIAN
F.G. wOOTTEN, City Editor
--------------------------------
MONDAY, JAN. 10, 1898,
LOCAL AND PERSONAL.
"Little Joe" tonight
Use s. and 2. Flour (swcct and
pure.)
williams & Williams advertise
garden seed,
Bob Fretwell OF Cass county Is inI
the city TODAY
V. M. Davis of Lumber Arkan-
sas is IN the city,
--. ---u-- -.=-
Geo, T, Lock, Of DeQueeu, Is here
today, at the Benefited.
If you want strictly pure aud best
-four, buy S. and p.
Twenty pounds white sugar for
81 at Joe McShane's.
a--- @--s-@
You can buy hams for Sc per ID,
at Joe McShane's, l2-l
.-aaass sa-=a
Mr., A. s, zachry of Plttsburg,
Texas, Is in the city today
Palace Drug Store for pure and
fresh drugs and good attention
The churches were crowded yes-
terdaY the day being balmy one,
- --s-- -
You can get the best creamery
butter at Joe McShane's, at all
times,
aasas saaaa
Mrs. W, D, Hanna, Of Shreye.
port, La is here today at the
Benencld Hotel
II YOU want 10 see a good play
take In Little Joe" tonight at the
opera house
Mr. N, Il, Davis ls on the sick Hist
we regret to learn suffering from
rheumatism,
A trip to Chinatown Ia one Of
lloyts best plays WIN be here on
Thursday night
=..-a.--~-aa
Mr., M, A, Hart, of New Boston,
Texas, Is here today, registerday at
the lienelild Hotel
The police tells us that they are
making II hot for the tramps and
Idle men congregatIng here
Mr. Dick BrunagI Ia here today
looking up evidence In a damage
suit against the Cotton lielt,
The best brands of cigars, and
tobaeeos at the postolloc eonlee'
tIonery Mra, ", l., MEFE,
Miss Tyler Smoote who has been
visiting friends aud relatives at.
Prescott Ia back at home again,
Haa aaa
The blind lady aud man playing
aB engagement here on the streets
lett for other towns this morning,
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NOT ONE POWER
WILL AID MADRID.
America and spain Will Eater the
Context without an Ally ON
Either Side.

Either Side.
LONDON. March :s.-The dispatch of
the British fleet from Halifax to Ber-
muda, following the agitation for an
Anglo-American alliance. is considerably
commented upon by diplomats.
The authorities explain that Il Is merely
considered desirable that the British ships
should be In the vicinity Of Cuba In order
to safeguard British commerce and Brit
ish subjects in case of war.
The idea of AnElo-American co-opera-
ton in Cuba is secuted. A diplomat who
is conversant with the inside negotiations
On the Cubau question said:
III Spain and the United States 20 to
war. they win fight without an ally on
either side. The United States does not
need an ally. and Spain cannot get one.
The United States will, however. have
the sympathy Of Great Britain. and Spain
viii have the sympathy of al the conti-
mental powers. but their attitude may be
depended upon not TO exceed sympathy.
NJ. Hanotaux' speech IN the chamber OF
deputies on Saturday was the death blow
TO SPANS fondest hopes OF help. Austria
would be willing to intervene. hut she 10
unable TO do so. Germany IL the Euro
pean nation which 10 most hostile TO the
United States. this hostility emanatlng
directly from the emperor. and the Gree
rejecting his personal opinion. Il arises
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hjown 40. TIA eADsA1n ~ = woo -
trsneiy d1alcnlt 70 como 70 any c1ocau-
ssea- Ths csussr - - exyisuosn - -
meath ana ntsie fsrusga - ~ esnnang
tower ca The psft 49, In H. reU3on a.
the esa&se - szis - ~ s9Uaasesa wss
the six-incA reserve naGasins. vh1eh con-
taiasd very hftie povees. shssk -
pounds. Ihs sen-incA anOaa1e Was -
the ans gsnsral rsg1sA - - - senr-
beard ~. Over tn Asn-sneh uaeasans
IN the loading ssom of Tie tUfTst and -
tn aAtoininO paAnos . nu0ose - 49,
inch shells were permanently located Ae-
coedng u Cape- Agznss n vvuaA - an
cult to conceive that the sxpiostoa In
voivea The ten-tnch nAgzz1na. begau1s e
the location of the explosion. anA nGne q
the reports shows that any osn-inch shells
were hurried Into ths atr oscaase a. H.
explosion Ths captain went into details
as 10 the iecaSton o. tn anall expieslea.
He said he did not believe that tho
forward or tsn-snch nAGAxne btsv upL
The location OF the gun Gotten was aft.
under the cabin He stated that he had
examined the wreck hsmseH. ana I'D con
versed with other ofheers and men, but
a. the Spanish authorities wese very much
adverse to an Investigation. except en-
ciariy. on tie groonds stated by the span-
ish Admiralty. that the honor Of Spain
wzs involved. Ne feshore - examine the
submarine portion Of the wreck for the
cause Of the explosion until the Aay the
court convened.
He said the discipline Of the ship was
excellent. The marine guard was IA ex-
eelient condition.
The report OF the medical department
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shows tha: about one man and quarter
per day were on the sick list during the
past year.
In the engineers department. the vessel
was always ready and always responsive.
He paid a tribute 30 the crew and said
tha. a auieter and better natured lot Of
men he had never known on the board Of
any Of the vessels In which he had served.
lie had no fauit to find with the behavior
OF any man a. the time OF the disaster.
and considered their conduc. admirable.
On his examination by the court. Capt.
ssgshee said that the highest temperature
he could discover was lie. bu, THAT was
In tha after magazine. the temperature
IA the forward magazines being consider
ably lower. There was nc loose powder
kept in the magazines. All the coal bunk
ers were ventilated through air tubes ex-
arnined weekly by the chief engineer ana
we're connected electrically with the an.
nuaciator near bis cabin door. The ,,,.
ward coal hankers OF tae port sid. vera
fail The forward coal huaksr on ~.
s'aFnosrd side was hag fali, and d, was b.>.
inx used at the tsne 81 the explosion
capt SigSe<e. being recalled. state. tia,
~ had detailed Lieutenant t>onn,.rssr
wainwright. Lieut.. Holman and Chief
Engineer Holman. all 81 the MAR. >,
Obtain Information II regard 10 anv au.-
si1eFs who might have seen the exr.esssn
CAPT ssgsoee also ssve a. his cy,srson cha,
II coal tssnkfT Ais bad been So he, as -
~ 4aagerGtss 10 th~ ssx~fr~s xa~s-,-a -.
axiae shis cosai;lan wouis have bee,
SHOWN On the three sides where IN.
bunker was exposed. and that rnsn cor
stan'ly passing 20 and fro by II would
have necessarily noticed any undue heat
CAPT s!gshee Was recalled ard exam
taet ss - tSs ammunition on board the
Name. He stated that there were 60
htsA explosives. gun crtsen, 3-;onaters
- other material n magazines CT shsli
TeeEss wsseh ne regulations rrohseitesi
HE testified tast 10 warhsAas haa been
placed ca ta-pS3ses sfnce hs rad had
command 81 the ship.
rew~i..n's Examtastsoa Of wreck
Enssxz w V. n. rosessan testified IA.
Re saa se~n present CT <he Ass-e every
dag f-o-s The arrival Ct The t=sat rs-a ara
ssrsag q great deal CO sae siwssx. He
sAsi sAe saswavs ssrs 80 he sssp. fervArs
ef sss asse- srsossssses. bad a*en 20 al
sss~sranccs completely destroyed. TIE
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was not badly dented and merely ripped
was badly battered into an inconceivabie
shape
The impression produced upon me-" said
the witness. rs an explosion took place
we'll TO the port OF the midship line. and Mt
a point tn the length about opposite the
coming tower
Witness said his opinion was based upon
the observation OF things above water. He
gave no weight TO Mr.. Morsan's statement
abou. falling into hole ON the por. side.
because Morgan nigh, have been mis-
taken.
Poweison said there Was nothing left OF
the pert plating at all He dragged along
the outside TO sse Il anything had fallen
our and found nothing. Witness thought
the ship on the port side was entirely
blown up.
The Keel Beat Up.
He said that on February % Diver Oh
son reported 10 him that on coming uy
and afr wings Of the v-shspe. made by
the bottom plating at frame IL, and said
that al she forward wing Of the v. the
plates ran down oa a very steep slant and
then turned under and out under the star
board side: ;hat Just above where tAs
p.ates turned 20 20 under the ssarooari
ade he found s.o dents. as X the plating
had been bulged In between the frames
from outside IN These two dents. Powell.
son said were about two and one~hals
feet long and balgei in aeoG, six inches.
He further testified that o.sen again went
Down aaa again came 10 ;ha surface a;
ii o'e.cck. saying re thought ne bad found
the fst keel Olsen had reported that the
kee! was saogsEg downward about s. de-
grees and to port. With the after part Of
the ke~. urpernoss. He said he had sx.
pisTe@ the after wing cs tae and had
found sems-eircalar hole. about ,~o Zee,
celew tAe rfyst holes. He sad that .
srssi-c4rcG.ar hn.e WAS aa.aas twenty fee.
from the top from tbs V, made by tia
bottom plating. lie sad ske plate pre-
seEiea taxEet appearance. as II f. haa
ee~z torn ard taat crack lad sx:snse.s
sfara tho h-attom edxe Of tire serns-cfresslag
se's 70 distance ~ about eight inches.
ssa that the plates aeeat this bee yer.
eens swaF srom tae green site Of the
plating Olsen FAD tod hsra 10 haS sos.rs
Asis cat In Plate swsasy-ase fret fson
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.cannsnr tswsr lay g . posiatoa opposite
~ door lsading 70 the suvsestTucsurs. All
~ % saarbsard. incllseA st About = D.
grsa 70 ~ vertical Win the tap q III
esnaang tower inhsarA ne descrihed the
csn1ssipn under 10 main 0sck On the port
80. TIE fixtures wsrs conpieteH
vssehed. vhils The extnrss In ths sn0s
pssoa3sn On IL atArboaf0 side vsss IN
sswe cases almost intact. The port bu1k-
hsoA between - 1a1a sad berth dsek st
the conning tower. had been blown aft on
18th sides, but . great dsai more on the
psst shaa On tie s;arboara side. The drs-
roem hatch. fnmedIAtsly abaft Of the con-
ning tower. had been blown IN three direc-
lions. afs. b searbaasd and TO port. The
proesccve dsc1n and the eonnins tower
supports we're bent In two directions. the
psaasu sn she .Dort SIDE being bent up and
sn ths staxboard side bent down.
The Divers reported to witness that at a
point where the ten-Inch shell room should
be they discovered ten-inch shells regu-
larry arranged. but the ship sunk down 80
nuch that some Of tina shells were in the
mud
4 neIe IN sAs Pert ,os1e.
Gunner Morgan reported that in walk
ing On the botsom Ae feii into . hole On the
port side and went down In the mud He
also reported - far A. he could Judge ev-
erythiny seemed to be bent upward in the
vicanity Of this hole. He also reported that
the plates seemed to have been pushed
over to the starAoard ana then bent down.
Ensign Powelson thsn aaid that pow
der cask that he saw appeared to be an
empty tank broken by the explosion. as IL
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done till they can get instructions from
Madrid. Say that II for friendly pur-
pose. as claimed. delay In important"
II was too late. however. the Maine hav-
Ing already sailed. She arrived the next
day and reported her arrival to the state
department..
Ii Sounded Like . Mine.
Lieut.. G. ]. Holman In his testimony
said the explosion sounded like a mine.
and he had heard mine explosions In the
sea.
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