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The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-03-13

Madrid, March l2-Anxicty as to re-.
lations between Spain aud the United
States, which perverted financial and
commercial circles for several days, cul.
minated Thursday ia heavy fall IN funds,
all securities exterior aud interior debts
declining.
All newspaper. call upon the govern.
mont % stop the panic by a prompt aud
clear statement ~ 10 the real conditions
existing In Cuba and also defining inter.
national relations.
The newspapers rcccho the profound
sensation and di.pleasune caused by the
United States sending the Montgomery
70 Havana and by the appropriation II
$4,000, 900 for national defense.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-03-13

London, March l2-spccial Dispatch
e. from Shanghai say that there is little
doubt that the prospect for trouble b..
tween the United States and spain has
caused the rebellion in the Philippine
Islands % break out again and has In.
creased the herconess Of the insurgents.
whom, Il b declared, have captured AZ.
tara aud Amarga, important towns. con.
nected by railway with Manilla.
IL Is announced that the whole Of the
northern provinces have rcyoiicd. the
Inhabitants having refused 10 pay taxes,
and they have destroyed the telegraph
lines. The insurgents appear 10 BE- wei
supplied with arms aud ammunition.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-03-13
THREE NEW sATTLEsHIPs.
Their Construction l. Recommended b,
Naval COMMITTEES OF the House.

Their Construction l. Recommended by
Naval Committee Of the House.
Washington, March i2.-Three new
battleships Of the staunchest type afoat
werc authorized by the house committee
on naval affairs and a provision for their
construction was inserted In the naval
appropriation bill. At the same time
the committee agreed on maximum
price Of 900 PER ton for armorplate for
our vessels, increasing the naval force
10y i1S men and put matters In fair shape
for decision ON the location Of dry
docks, probably four In number, capable
Of accommodating the largest sized war
vessels The committee was In session
practically all day, and before the de-
cision Of the increase In ships was reach.
ed there was long and interesting dis.
Cugsiou.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-03-13

Denison, Tex, March l2.--.At Glare
moc, l. r., Levi Webbcr, charged with
robbing the postoilice at Dawson, |. T.,
ON Fob, 2s last was given hearing in
the United States commissioners court.
He was bound over 10 await tho action
of the Federal grand jury, and his bond
fixed at 1900.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-03-13
ADWcEs FROM HAVANA.
Captain sampson Has Recovered city l.
Tranquil aud Weather Pine.

Captain sampson Has Recovered l.
Tranquil aud weather Pine.
Havana, March i9.-The weather con.
tinues to be delightful and the city is
Tranquil.
Captain Sampson scoms 20 have ~.
covered from his slight indisposition
and the United States naval court Of In.
quiry into tho loss Of the battleship
Maine, over which he presided, ~ pur.
suing It's course.
Relief work of the Red Cross society,
In the city and country Is daily bccom.
ing nom effective and regular
The American yacht Anita, which
brought the congressional party here.
was fined $500 for, It is alleged not hay.
ing her papers In proper order. Subso.
quently the fine was rcmittcd.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-03-13

Columbus, Tex, March u. Two new
eases Of smallpox developed hcr, the
parties being JoG Lewis, colored. and
his daughter, Dora. They werc IN the
house where several cases have ppv.
ously developed and where two deaths
have occurrcU, and consequently shows
no indication Of further spread Of tho
disease
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-03-13

two Southern railway nafcars. hound
Tor Galveston. Thsr were two boxcars
with powder ami other war material,
als0 consigned b Lieutenant q. ).
Richie
The greatest Of secrecy j. maintained
reganiing the transmission, and oaly a
few persons learned Of the presence Of
the huge implements of war until thoy
had gone. Patriotic inscriptions adorn
the sides Of the mortar. such as son 10
Havana" "Cuber. Ise coming" III
Mckinley won't fight We VIII" and
Eve want war"
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-03-13

81. Louis, March l2.-Mrs. Helena
Schwann was burned 10 death here
while lighting a gasoline stove. She
spilled some of the liquid ON her dress
while filling the tank. When she struck
match 10 light the stove her dress ig.
nited. Her screams attracted her three
small children who ran TO her and at.
tempted TO pull the burning clothes from
their mother The woman was burned
almost 20 crisp and died In terrible az.
ony. The three children were all badly
burned about the hands and face.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-03-13

Philadelphis, March l2-The coal
barge Edith Howe, which was recently
purchased from Dempsey, SON & Co,
by the government, was taken from
CrnmP's shipyaris after having been
shooted with lr0uplaies She viii carry
about 800 tons Of coal 20 Key West.
where she will b. hold in readiness for
an emergency. Tho Howe will b. t0wed
by the government tug samoset
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-03-13

Philadelphia, March l2.-Ths cruiser
Columbia has been taken out of the dry
dock. She has begun taking on stores.
Ammunition will b. taken on at Fort
Miiiiin. The Columbia and Minneapo-
liz viii sail south In a few days Their
destination l. not known.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-03-13

Washington, March ig. The house
naval committee has placed In the naval
bill provision for an increase in the num-
bcr of naval marines Of 453. This In.
crease Is especially asked for by the sec.
rotary Of the navy, and was not included
In the regular recommendations This
brings the total number Of Aarncs up
10 anla.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-03-13

San Quentin, Cal, March l2.-wing
Tung was hanged hers for the murder
Of his uncle, Yu Lick Chung, at the
Globe hotel IN san Francisco last Sep
tember Wing Tung met death with
the Characteristic sioicism Of his race.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-03-13

Key West, March i2.-Tho Fern has
sailed for Maianzas with a cargs of pro-
visions for the starving Cutans
The torpedoboat Dupont has arrived
from Mobile There i NO unusual &c.
tiyity among naval ufiicer- here.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-03-13

London, March lz-A special dis.
patch from Madrid says the Spanish
torpedo squadron az Cadiz has sailed for
Cuba.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-03-13

New Orleans, March l2.-Four largo
mortcrs, l9.inch, breechloading, about
10 feet in length and modern design in
evcry detail, arrived here over the Louis.
vile aud Nashville railroad, loaded on
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-03-13

Sparta, March ge.-Isiah Thomas,
colorcd, was hanged here Friday. Death
was instantaneous. Thomas was hanged
Tor ontmging 3 negro girl.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-03-13
FORECAST FOR TODAY
COLDER

Temperature Yesterday Maximum 90 Min
imum %.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1898-09-17
FROM SUFFOLK.
Numerous Visitors Suffolk Soldier Boys
Public Schools to 0uen.

SUFFOLK, Va, Sept. 14th, 1898.
Monday was court day and II was the
occasion of large gathering in our
town from afar as well as from the sur
rounding country.
From Chuckatuck, we noted the pres
ence of Messrs. ]. b. Wrench and Hill
ton. From Copeland thera was Mr..
John livery who is quite local politi-
clan. From Whaleyvilie, were AIR.
Bolding White and son.
Miss Mary M. livery of Washington,
ID. c., who has been visiting her broth
sr John at Copeland. Va, passed
through Suffolk on the 18th inst, en-
route home after several weeks of q
pleasant stay in the country.
Mr.. David Armstrong formerly of
Suffolk but now enlisted in the United
States Army and is a member of one
of the companies OF the Sixth Virginia
Regiment was here on the eth instaut,
visiting his many friends before taking
his departure for Knoxville, Tenn.
Mrs. Jennie Tate received telegram
Saturday night, last, from her husband
requesting her presence immedi ately
in Norfolk in order that hs might see
her before returning to Camp Corbin,
from whence he was to take his de-
parture for Knoxville. Tenn.
Prof. A. ]. Brown has returned home
from Smithville where he has been on
visit to his mother. Judging from
his appearance, he must have enjoyed
his stay much at the home of his
mother and the meeting of old friends
Quite a number of our people avail
ed themselves of the opportunity to
visit Richmond on Friday last, offered
by the excursion which was run from
Norfolk to that city on that day.
Among the many, we noted Misses
Cora William and Julia Newsome. and
Messrs. Cooper, Barnes, Berry, j. P.
Peel and w. Croker.
Mr.. j. w. Wells was home Sunday
after quite long absence. We are
sure the Madam was glad 10 see him.
| The public schools OF the town will
open on Monday, the 10th inst. The
colored school will have its same corps
of teachers. The same is true of the
white school with only one exception
Owing 20 his being a captain in TIT
u. 8. Army which will occupy Cube
Prof. Wilson, the prin ;ipal of the white
school resigned his position.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1898-09-17

city this week visiting his old friends.
He was also accompanied by Mr.. Jun
Jus Oliver.
Don't fail TO patronizs the Cook &
Scott Undertaken Company of o St.
They are up-to-daGe and guarantee you
satisfaction.
The Grand Festival at St. James
Hall, Varina Grove, will be repeated
on the 10th OF September. There will
be three large wagons, seating not less
than 20 persons; one OF them will be
stationed on the corners of 3lst and p
SITS; one at 1st and Broad Sts., and the
other at 9Th and Louisiana SITS. The
committee are A. w. Folkes, Wash
Boiling, Claiborne Hayes, Robert Man
nings, Thomas Tryce and William Il.
Madison. Fare, round trip 40 cents.
Miss Lucy Lse in company with Mr..
Napoleon Perry visited her sister Mrs.
Mary Holly at Midlothian on last Sun
day and arrived here much pleased
with their trip.
Remember boys that Mr.. w. L. Ran
som can accommodate all of those who
are in need of any shoe work at his
shop, 2l7 e. Franklin St., between. 2lst
and 22nd SIS.
aa AQUILA.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1898-09-17
FROM NEWPORT.


NEWPORT. r, l., Sept. IA, 1898.
Sunday was perfect day and Their e
were thousands OF strangers in town.
The services at all the churches were
we'll attended.
There is to be q novel entertain
ment at Union Congregational Church
on the 22d, known as q birthday party.
Each one attending is given a small
bag and requested to put in one penny
for each year they have lived with the
understanding that the number should
not be divulged. There will be d free
collation. served.
Mr.. Marshal Ellis who has been sick
for sometime past is much improved in
health.
There seems to be a general move
ment among the colored voters to get
together. They haYe begun earlier
than usual this year as our election
is only two months off. 1t is hoped
they will be successful in accomplish
ing sometime for the race in the form
of substantial recognition as the next
election is very important one. In
addition to the regular city election
we elect o congressman and vote on
the new constitution. We hope they
will meet so our voters may be thor
oughly posted on the proper way to
meet all these questions.
]. MARROW,
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1898-09-17
PLUNGED THROUGH A TRESLTH.
Ono Man Killed and Several Others
Have Narrow Escapes.

Ono Man Killed and Several Others
Have Narrow Escapes.
Texarkana, Tex, Sept. 13.-About
noon Sunday rain began falling here
and continued for 30 hours. the country
adjacent to Texarkana being flooded.
Sulphur river rose IL feet Sunday night
All trains entering TexarlSana have
been delayed on account of washouts.,
and especially in Louisiana and Texas,
south and west of here. Passenger
train No. 4, on the Texas and Pacific
road. lies in three to six feet of water
near Buchanan. IL miles south. It wec
late and running at high rate Of
speed when it switched around a curve
into washout on a feeding spur to
Sulphur RIVER. The trestls work and
several hundred feet Of track We're
gone, and the engine, baggage. express
and smoking cars went into the water.
Professor Caldwell. a school teacher
of Queen City. Tex. was crushed to
death in the forward end of the smoker.
while j. L. Cothran. of Fort Worth.
was badly injured The engine turned
completely over and Engineer Nat Gil
more and Fireman Miller were only
saved from death by the steel cab.
which withstood the crash. Mail
Clerks H Wingfeld. c. w. Cramp and
William Swift were thrown into the
stream and had a narrow escape.
Swift's left hand was crushed and the
others suffered severe bruises. Elk
pressman Guy Wilker was badly
bruised about the legs. The wrecked
cars were turned over and smashed.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1898-09-17
FROM WEST VIRGINIA.
An Attractive Wedding Personals.

HUNTINGDON, w. VA, Sept. Is, 98.
One of the greatest events OF the
occurred on last Wednesday,
when Mr.. q. w. Winston and Miss B.
@. Turner, the accomplished neice of
Mrs. r. J. Perkins, were united in
wodlock. 1t was exactly p. m. when
the bride and groom marched in the
church, former was escorted to
thesaltaF. by Cher kbrother, Mr.. @. @.
Turner and the latter by Mr.. j. W.
Scott.
The bride was dressed very beauti-
fully and charming in white organdie.
The groom wore the usual black, max
ing very handsome appearance. The
brides maids were Misses s. A. Will
kins. Rosa Winston, George Scott, and
the grooD1s attendants were Messrs.
]. w. Scott, ID. w. Perdev, q. II. Bar
nett. DIR. r. j. Perkins performed
the ceremony. After the marriage
the guest repaired to the residence of
Mrs. r. j. Perkins where a very ex.
travagant dinner had been prepared
Seventy-five were royalty Entertained.
The happy couple left at 5:25 o'clock
for Richmond. Va, where they will
remain until the 18th inst. after which
time they will reside at 915 Sth Ave.
The schools Of the city opened or
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Monday with an excellent attendance.
Douglass school had q very good en-
rollment, perhaps better than last
year. Many new scholars attended
TIE first day and there are great hopes
of successful aud eventful term.
There was only one changs in the
schools this year. Owing TO the ILL
ness of Mrs. Suiie NJ. Jamss who has
been teaching in the Primary depart
ment for about II years past. Miss
Georgia Scott was chosen TO ill hec
vacancy.
Miss CARRIE Manggrum. daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. James M &nggrum of Ssh
Ave-, made flying trip to Russell, KY,
and returned last week.
Andrew Jackson, an employee of G.
TO his wife aud family in Virginia re-
turned Sunday.
Prof. A. w. Fuller preached two
powerful sermons st the Mount Olivet
Church Sunday. His text at night was
from Proverbs, "Thsre is friend that
sticketh closer than brother"
Camp m settings are PREVALENT in
this section at present. r avs. Steel
and Brown are conducting very sue
cessful meeting at Pro:torville this
week. Tae Jubilee singers are noe
turnaliy entertaining large crowds in
the Holderby Grove.
Mrs. Albert Lewis is back from her
trip. She is looking we'll as usual.
Mrs. spencer L ouis and Aaron Rob-
inson have returned. Both report an
enjoyable trip. Mrs. Louis neics,
Miss Harper, accompa panied her.
Mr.. William Haster's very ine COW
was killed by No. II, Monday morning.
1t was valued at IS.
Mrs. Froe, mother of Mrs. w. II.
Brown of Artizan Avenue. is in thu
city visiting her dsughther.
Dave Prior left last week for Pitts
burg
Mrs. 8. M James is very sick al
Burlington, Ohio. Her many friends
were sorry to hear of her sudden re-.
lapse.
A very enjoyable surprise was giver
Miss Z stella Gary at the residence ol
Mrs. Mansons, Monday night.
Mrs. Mile Butler and daughter
Clora, arrived in the city Saturday.
Those who attended the G.. A. r.
meeting held in Cincinnati last week
reported grand time.
A. L. D.
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THE END OF THE CHAPTER
FROM FULTON.
Ehe School Opens-Church Services
Scholars "Reminiscences.

heidsville School opened on last
Monday, Sept. 18th, with good many
old and new scholars. Mr.. q. p. Rob-
Qnson and Miss @. B. Harris teachers.
Last Sunday was truly pleasant
day and the churches were we'll at
tended all day.
Rising Mount Zion Baptist Church
Sunday School at 10 q. m. was good.
The school was truly glad to meet
Misses Rebecca K. Sewell and Tossie
p. F. Whiting on their return the
north. Rev. VIM. H. Harris was pres
sent and announced benediction.
The. church services at II m. were
excellent. Many brethren spoke and
1T seemed that their words we're ac-
acompanied by the holy spirit. All
present enjoyed the meeting.
At4 p. m. Rev. II. r. Williams, pas
tor or Fountain Bapt. Church, Church
Hill, accompanied by Revs. J. Fl. Ran
edolph, B. D., of West Point, Va, w.
L. Weatherly, Pittsburg, Pa. and
Franklin Walker of Wayland Semina-
the Lords Supper to large audience.
A orious meeting was had.
at $3.50 p. m, Rev. j, II. Randolph,
B. D., of West Point, Va, preached an
excellent sermon. The young man is
destined to be pulpit orator.
Next Sunday at 10 a. m Sunday
School; at IL 80 a. M, Rev. Todd, who
has been officiating for Rev. u. D. Lew
us. D. D., at Second Baptist church
will preach; at $3.50 p. M, Rev. VIM.
Barham of Washington, d. c., will
preach :. Rev. L. II. Dickerson at p.
4n.
All are invited out at each and every
service to hear these divines from
time to time, so you can be able to de-
eide upon leader. Deacon William
Anderson, pulpit committee, No. 81
Centre St., Brother Charles Harris, 8
licensed minister, assistant commit
tee, Graham St., between Marshal
and Erin SJs., Gabriel johnson, license
minister.
Deacon Board as follows: Messrs
Richard Booker, Charles johnson. Wn
Anderson, VIM. Fleming, Geo. Brax
ton. Preston White, Edgar Dixon, g
Z Manning, Isham Jefferson.
Trustees; Messrs. VIM. Anderson
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ImDromptu Reception.

Mr.. w. F. GrsstV and bride were the
recipients of an impromptu reception
at the residence of Rev. ID. L. Cosby
and wife. Thursday September 9Th on
North 3rd st, The fine cosy mansion
was thronged with callers, who paid
their respects to the happy couple.
The latter left for DAnville, Va, at
II O'Clock, their future home. Prof
Grasty is principal in the city schools
and Miss Tucker was prin sipal of Spill
Ter Academy.
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DON CARLOS AND HIS WIFE.

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THE LAST rwo COUNTS.

them.
THE LAST TWO COUNTS.
Or the last two counts he was ex-
scused. The reprimandipg OF the Grand
Worthy Secretary by the Grand Vor-
thv Master was said to be one OF the
most picturesque scenes during the
entire session.
The Executive Committee decided
to purchase horse and buggy for the
Grand Fountain. 1t shall be at the
disposal of the Grand Worthy Master.
REV. WELLS LETTER.
The letter OF Rev. Richard Wells de-
.clariug that he would withdraw his
money from the bank IL Mr.. Hill was
removed from the position of cashier
ia said to have had most damaging eff
feet upon MIR. Hills candidacy.
A report was circulated too that q
scheme was on foot to arrest Rev. w.
l.. Taylor at the time the vote was Co
be taken This was strenuously denied
by the Hill people, but it had its eff
feet.
for the Northern Division, who got out
an injunction against Rev. w. l.. lay
Tor was unceremoniousIy ousted. His
demand for about 5000 back salary and
expenses was denied. He has notified
the Grand Worthy Master that he will
enter suit.
The officers are Rev. L. T. Anderson
of PhiladeIphis. Pa, Vice Grand Wor-
thy Master; Rev. John T. Carpenter,
Deputy General of the Northern Divis-
ion, headquarters, WashinRtcn. ID. O..
@. A. Puryear, Deputy General OF
the Southern Division, Headquarters,
Lynchburg, Va; w. p. Burrell was
elected Grand Worthy Secretary r.
II. Hill was elected cashier.
The Grand Worthy Master, w, L.
Taylor has signified that he will per-
nit the present corp of clerks and off,
.cers to hold their positions IL they per-
form their duties Enthusiastically.
Rev. Taylor is q self-made man. He
resides at boswell, Va. He has only q
scommon-school education, but prides
himself upon having graduated at the
college OF common sense
CANVASS WE'LL MANAGED.
Eis management of his canvass. abil-
sty displayed in his rulings, and nerve
TO execute the wishes of his friends
who supported him WAS q marvel 60
even his enemies.
His control OF that vast assemblsge
was indeed q surprise and at no time
did he lose his head or give way &c
uncomfortable passion
REV. TAYLoR's WISDOM.
In speaking of this fact, one of his
1bitterest opponents said throughout
that fateful week, whenever Taylor
opened his mouth, he made friends and
Hill lost them.
The large size of the majority would
useem to indicate that he will be giver
q rair opportunity to wear worthily the
mantle which his admirers say Rev.
z5rowne placed upon his shoulders.
THE END OF THE CHAPTER.
Mr.. Hill has been complimented up
on mis- gentlemanly bearing and up
sight conduct. His following made 1
desperate effort to win for him the
coveted honor and it was no fault o
theirs that he failed to reach the goal
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SICK LIST.

Mr.. Delaware Pleasant, Mr.. Earnest
Reid, Mesdames Annie Smith, Fulton
ST., Amanda billiard. Graham St., LY-
dia White and child.
Union Level Baptist Congregational
Sunday School was good. j. II. Kinney,
superintendent 4 @. Scott, pastor.
Services good all day.
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SATURDAY. SEPT. II. 1898
REV, TAYLOR
IS SUPREME
CONTINUED from LIST page.)

the Grand Worthy Master in report
given to the Richmond, Va, Daily
Times and which appeared Wednes-
day morning, September 7th.
He was charged with having furnish
ed the management of the Virginia
Baptist. with list of names of the
Fountains and Officers of the same,
copies of that journal being sent TO
them.