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The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1898-07-16

) men having already gone from Eure-
ka. Shipments from both the Rocco
and McEllin mines are being made every
week. Last week the McEllin mine
shipped 35, 500 pounds, and the Rocco
mine, 40, $3.50 pounds.
Among the bames of the men who
have enlisted in the Elko militia COM
pany for service in Nevada's infantry
battalion, we notice T.. w. Bass and
&. w. Parker from this county. Both
men are strangers to us.
The old "Jackson House, located
on Main st. in Hamilton, was sold by
the County Treasurer at the court
house steps last Monday morning. 1t
was bought by Axel Shields OF Hamil-
ton for 800
Mrs. David Biggs, who has been III
for some time, was brought in from her
ranch on Duck creek last Monday
morning and is now stopping with her
daughter, Mrs. Lowell. She stood the
trip well and her condition is now some-
what improved. Mrs. Campbell of
Steptoe, is also here attending her.
The Misses Carothers entertained a
few of their friends at their home last
Saturday evening. Cards afforded the
amusement of the evening which was
most enioyably spent by those who
were present.
Mrs. I. B. Tilford and daughter Lii
lian, came over from their home in Os-
eeola last Wednesday to consult DIR.
Hammond, and returned yesterday af-
ternoon. During their stay here they
were the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. l.. S
Scott.
Doe. Holmes came in last evening
from Delamar, bringing H. jacobson,
the liquor salesman, and James S. Ja-
cobson. a nephew of Austin Jacobson of
Hamilton, whom he is going to visit.
A. l.. Parker and son, arrived here
last evening with seven tons of wool
from their ranch at Round Springs.
Six mules pulled the whole load. The
wool is to be hauled to Deseret, for
which place they will start tomorrow.
Geo. Cook and wife expect to move
next Monday to Deep Well Station
about 10 miles this side OF Wells, which
will be the regular station for the daily
stage between Wells and Cherry Creek.
Mr.. Cook will drive the stage between
that point and Cherry.
The regular semi-annual teachers
examination was in progress here from
Monday to Wednesday of this week,
There were only two applicants for
certificates, Miss Una Riley, of Cherry
Creek. and Miss Diana Merger OF this
place. Both young ladies' passed a
most ereditable examination, their gem
eral averages being above 90 per cent.
The Eureka mail arrived on schedule
time again last Thursday evening. Why
II should not get in on Tuesday and
Saturday nights as well. instead of on
the following mornings, we fail to un-
derstand. The local line is doing every
thing in its power to get the mail inn
mediately upon the arrival of the buck
board in Eureka, but the latter has
only arrived twice this month in time
to have the mail distributed before the
Eureka Postoffice closes. There is sure
ly no excuse for this and an investiga-
ton should be made. LATER. Mail
arrived ON time again tonight.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1898-07-16
s RERTCOHFN
LIST OF LETTERS

Remaining in the Postoffice at Ely,
Nevada, for the month ending June
81, 1898. Persons calling for these
letters will please say Advertised:
Mrs. C. G. Shipman,
Mrs. Celesta Twikhell,
Mr.. Joe Son,
Mr.. j. T. Olsen,
Mr.. W. II. Forrest,
Mr. Walter Christensen.
Jas. p. McOmie. Postmaster.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1898-07-16
Saturday, July l6, 1898.
SCRAPS FROM ELY.

Trib is economical, strong, clean.
Miss Pearl Moorman returned to her
home last Sunday morning.
Haying has begun generally on all
the ranches in Steptoe valley.
1irb is in fact good liniment.
Sinking is again in progress in the
Chairman shaft.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. X. Murphy and
Leonard McGarry returned last Thurs
day from their visit to Eureka.
Mrs. II. z. Mollison has been the
guest of Mrs. Sol Hip during the past
week.
Trib cures bruises, sprains and burns.
DIR. J. c. Leonard, the dentist, wishes
us to announce that he viii be here
again about the lst Of August.
Miss Una Rely Of Cherry Creek, has
been the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. Geo.
Cook during the past week.
A. ID. Campton took little outing in
White River and Stockville this week
but is now back agnin attending to his
duties as usual.
81 Miles who brought in his mother
last Monday, returned to their Duck
Creek ranch Wednesday evening, ac-
companied by his sister, Mrs. Irving.
The legs Of some OF the best wheel
men grow too hard for quick action.
Trib lubrieates the muscles and brings
them into perfect condition.
G. A. Walker has fitted up neat
law oflas in +. NJ. Clark's new build
ing adjoining the drug store.
Jerry Kent returned to McGill' s
ranch last Sunday from Missouri, where
he has spent the past two months WIS.,
iting relatives.
The Chairman Company OF Ely now
has about eighty-fve tons of concen-
trates lying at the Eureka freight. de-
pot awaiting shipment.
The first load of apples for this season
was brought in yesterday by Geo. Dale
from Lorrigan's ranch on Currant
Creek. They were early harvest apples
and found a ready sale.
Sol Hip returned yesterday morning
from Salt Lake city, where he attend
ed the Mining Congress as n delegate
from this county. He reports having
had fine time during his absence.
Mrs. w. G. Gallagher of Duck Creek
aud Mrs. David Pierce of Cherry Creek
spent several days this week visiting
friends here. They left for the home
OF the latter this afternoon.
The closed season for sagehen ex.
pired on July lst in the counties of Eu
reka, Elko, Humboldt and Lander.
For White Pine and other counties II
will not expire until August 10.
Miss Alice Carothers, who has been
spending two week s vacation at home
left by stage yesterday morning to re-
sumo her duties as teacher of the
SNAKE valley school.
We note that the Curieux gold prop
critics in Bull Run district, Elko county
which were reported to have been pur
chased recently by Chas. d. Lane, have
just been bonded to Butte City capital
lists for $3.50, 900.
Governor Sadler has appointed DIR
5. Plnniger, of Reno, as Surgeon of thu
Nevada infantry battalion, with tn,
rank OF Major. This is the position
that was refused by DR.. Ascher of C her
ry Creek
Congressman Newlands has fiune
down the gauntlet squarely in front o
the Southern Pacific in his speech II
Congress on Wednesday last. Th'
speech is the political sensation OF Ne
vada to-day, remarks the Carson Ap
peal See our editorial column.
The Eureka Sentinel states that tn
McEllin mine near Hamilton is about t.
Increase it's working forca hv IN men
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1898-07-16

A man in Virginia, rode forty miles,
to Fairfax Station, for the express pur-
pose OF getting Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy, and took home with him, a
dozen bottles OF the medicine. The
druggist who relates the incident, adds:
fYour remedy seems TO be general fa-
vorite wherever known" It's effects
are indeed wonderful In all lung and
throat troubles. Procure bottle at
Clark's drug store,
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1898-07-16

Blow. bueles. softly blowl And drums tap
low, tap lowl
Bring rue aud myrrh, and frankiucense
and spices from afar,
And embalm our Nations dead where
death and glory wed,
And strew the turf with laurels green
where floats proud Cuba's star.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1898-07-16

And now a voice propi etic speaks on the
spirits ssilly night;
1t tells of happy days to come when dove-eyed
Right shah reign,
When with Protean power America shall be the
nations prototype,
And write upon the steps of thrones that dy-
nasties are slam,
And freedmen stand where erstwhile stood the
bondman wed to toll
Whose tears berayed Spain's jeweled crown, the
brightest jewel there
Now fields of waving grain are seen where once
the brambes grew,
And songs of jubilee where once was heard the
wall of strong despair.
The bugles cease to blow, a Il hearts with
rapture glow.
And harp and lutte in symphony rehearse
the gladsome story
And bird and flower proclaim the hour OF
peace now draweth nigh,
And our flag. benefeeut, beloved anew
baptised in glOry
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-06-22
SERIOUS DISASTER AT
BATTLESHlP LAUNCHING.


London, June n During tho launch.
ing OF the new British hrstclass battle.
ship Albion, 81 $50 tons, at Blackwell
today the Duchess Of York conducted
the ceremonies, In which United States
Ambassador Colonel John Hay and Mrs.
Hay and Lieutenant Colonel Wells,
a United States naval attache, assisted,
the displacement Of water was immense
and mass Of water rose on all sides,
completely submerBlng one Of the lower
stages Of the yard aud immorsing hun.
drcds Of people.
Ten bodies thus far have been rccoy.
cred, and It is estimated 90 persons were
drowned
Another, but discredited report, says
the warship sank.
Later In the day tho bodies Of q men,
women and children had been recovered
from the SCENE Of the disaster.
The Duchess Of York and Colonel anil
Mrs. Hay ard the remainder Of the dis.
tlnguishei guests did not sec the acct.
dent, which occurred at moment when
they were called to witness the success.
ful launch, and the cries and screams Of
the victims were drowned by the out.
bursts OF hmrahs and steamer sirens.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-06-22
OFFICERS FOR THE
FOURTH REGIMENT.
The Men Who VIII Command the Reg
imsnt and the Different Companies
Named BY the Governor.

Austin, June 2l.-Goyernor Culberson
has given out tho following as the list Of
companies which will compose the
Fourth regiment Texas volunteer in.
fantry:
Company A.-Captain o. Il. Cockrell.
Bolton.
Company b 80 Captain T.. @. Bell,
Brownwood.
Company C-Capiain J. +. Rhea, Nc.
Kinney.
Company D--capiain J. D. McRae,
Wa1ahaohie.
Company Z Captain s. +. Leakc,
Terrell.
Company F-Capiain A. r. Burgess,
San Angelo.
Company G-Captain IL G. Baker,
Weatherford.
Company H-Captain A. II. sholars,
Orange.
Company I--Captain II. l. Jarvis,
| AAuuHt IAtdhant.
Company K-CaptainIIampson Gary,
Tyler.
Company L-Captain s. W. Parish,
Calvert.
Company M-Captain J. r Holman,
ComAnche.
The following appointments Of regi.
mental officers were also given out.
Colonel-John O. Edmonds Of sher.
man.
Lieutenant Coloucl C. W. Hardy Of
Corsicana.
Majos-A. Harrison Of Brenham, and
Allen Buell. Abilene.
Adjutant-spenocr Hutchins Of Hous.
ton.
Quartermaster John Crotiy Of Gal.
weston.
Surgeon L. II. Shaw u Cameron.
Assistant surgcons-Dr. VI. r. Ivy
Hillsboro, and Dr. T. +. smyih, Me1ia.
Chaplam-Rey. W. ID. Robinson, sey.
mOur.
Colonel Edmonds is the present. mayor
OF sherman and was Confedente ~.
der having served with cor, acuous
gallanTry In Mosbys command.
Lieutenant Colonel Hardy is a gradu.
ate Of the Agricultural and Mechanical
college, holds the rank Of lieutenant
colonel in the volunteer guard.
Major Harrison now commands the
Texas battalion Of artillery and Major
Buell. is now major in the state yolun.
teer guard.
Spencer Hutchips was for years an ef
ficient officer In the famous Houston
Light guards and participated in an 1t,
triumphs.
In the appointments the governor has
endeavored TO accord representation 70
counties not represented in the former
call.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-06-22
Telephone 5.
THE REAL SITUATION
AT SANTIAGO De CUBA.
A Statement Made by Admiral samp-
sou a. To what Il Going on
In That District.

Copyrgh ted. isp'. BY the Associated Press
On Board the Associated Press Dis.
patch Boat Dauntless, Oh Santiago de-
Cuba, June 10. via Kingston, June al
Rear Admiral Sampson authorizes the
publication Of the following informa.
ton obtained from reconnoisances aud
from Cubans:
Matters are quiet at Guantanamo
bay. The Spanish are Transporting ar.
tillery 20 Guantanamo Friday sholl
from the baftleship Oregon destroyed q
railway car and set a warehouse on fire
a spy asserts that the Spanish gunboat
Sandoyal has been filed with straw aud
viii b. destroyed II there Is any danger
Of her being captured.
The Spanish forces at Guantanamo
are yainly attempting 10 reach Santiago,
where nothing is known as 20 the situa.
ton at Guantanamo, rs the Cubans
hold the intervening territory.
General Garcia's forces are within
three days Of Santiago They number
5000 men. The same number OF Cubans
are near HIolguin. General Rabbi is at
Accrndoros, IS miles west Of Santiago
with gl0 men, all well armed
The battery at Castillo de Ia socapa,
opposite Estrella, Santiago, has two
Hontoria guns, four Maxim. Nordonfeld
S7.milemotre guns, one Mazim.Noricldt,
57.milimotre gun and one Calling %.
milimetre gun, all taken from the Reina
Mercedes The batteries at Castillo dc
Moro has two Maxim 7t.milmetro
guns taken from the torpedo boat de.
destroyer Terror, brought by Admiral
Ceryera. Tho Punta Gorda battery has
two Ordoncz bronze guns and one Hon.
toria All the batteries have also muz.
zle leaders.
The mines at the entrance are on the
lateral system-two lines Of soyon each.
One line was fred at the Merrimac, but
without effect. The Mcrrimac cleared
the llpc when she exploded. One tor.
pedo In the first line was also fired at
the Merrimac without striking her. The
mines contain % kilcgrammcs of gun
cotton, and there are some Brstament
torpedoes. Tho best information is that
the hull Of the Merrimac does not block
the channel, but lies to the right. Yes.
sells can pass without touching H.
During the bombardment on June 10.
Captain Harper, second In command on
the Reina Mercedes aud five men were
killed by she'll Six were wounded
Lieutenant Ilobson and his men arc
now believed 10 have been taken up to
Santiago.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-06-22
"A FEu1 LEFT.
Miss COe Married.

The Eagle has received a copy Of the
Winona Mimi Daily Republican
which sayf:
"A pretty wedding took place last
evening at the home Of the BRIDES
mother, Mrs W. s. Coe, when her only
daughter. Miss Cora Coe, was united
IN marriage 10 Mr.. George Roselle
Thornton Of Chicago. Only relAtiv yes
and a few intimate friends Of the con.
tracing parties were present.
The house was very preitilY decorat-
ed for Ne occasion, roses and caTna.
tons being used In profusiOn, while
pOited plants and ferns gave an added
effect. The bride was prettily attired,
wearing gown Of white organdie over
white six. with Valenciennes lace
trimmings. The couple were unat.
tended.
"A wedding supper was served after
the ceremony. The table decorations
we're very pretty, the colors at the
brides table being white and pink.
The young couple departed on a
late train for Chicago, where they will
make their home at III La Sale street.
As they left the house for the carriage
they we're showered with rose leaves. I"
Miss Coe is pleasantly remembered
BY many friends in Bryan who will join
In wishing her much happiness.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-06-22
A. and NJ. College Presidency.

A. and M. College Presidency.
College Station, Tex, June 1s.-TC
The News: In The Galveston News Of
Tuesday, June IA, notice an interview
with Prof. r b. Cousins on the election
Of Hon. l.. l.. Foster to the presidency
Of the state agricultural and mechanical
college, In which he speaks rather m.
iavorably Of Mr.. Fosters election.
The election Of Mr.. Foster a. pre5i
dent has given unbounded satisfaction
to oil parties connected with the college,
the alumni and friends Of the inshtu.
iion, and he is regarded by all Of them
as a very happy selection.
Prof. Cousins seems to think that a
man cannot lie a success in certain line
Of work unless especially prepared for
that particular work. Ordinarily that
were true, but the presidency Of the az.
ricultural and mechanical college is a
peculiar position, In that Il requires a
man OF extended influence and Acquain.
lance, and business man.
Our different departments are headed
by men OF experience and recognized
ability ~ educators, men capable OF
managing their departments ia an able
manner without being dictated to by a
teacher In authority, and II IL safe 10
say that had the board Of directors de-
sired an educator a. president they need
not have left the college campus 10 find
man fully capable.
Mr.. Foster, having been for four years
one OF the board OF directors, Is thor.
oughlss-ss----.-rifisss -. -t';tenrsf- aud.
requirements Of the college, and under.
stands thoroughly the method Of gov.
erning an institution Of this character
His political influence Is rather an al.
vantage than 4 disadvantage, for this
school, being a state institution, Is de-
pendent upon the government for sup
port, and his acquaintance and influence
In that respect would probably be treat.
ed with more consideration by the legis-
latures than an educator without that
Influence.
For an example, our lamented Ross
Was not professional educator, but un.
der his administration the agricultural
and mechanical college advanced with
rapid strides and reached n place pre-
eminent In her history.
W. A. HARRISON, 9s.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-06-22

County Chairman Mitchell has been
presented With a handsome gravel with
which 10 open the county convention
by the young Democracy OF the A..
and NJ. College Of Texas, with promise
never 10 scratch n ticket" Il was
turned and completed by Mr.. Cavitt
Love, son OF Tax Collector Love, who
has been In attendance at the College
for several years.-Franklin Central
Texan.
Alb Andrews and family, Claud Smith,
W. d. Williams, Mics Lula Williams
Jim Wells and family, Tom strauther,
J. D. A. VIM, Aaron Folsom and Abe
Shannon are among those who have
been here from Madison county this
week trading.
pay special attention b. prompt ana
comfortable livery service fOr tlfummers
aud other transient persons, and take
good care Of all boarding" horses zen
trusted to me. Ira Gooch. 100
Andrew Holiday was here from Mil,
lican yesterday.
fleischmann's comprssed yeas
Tuesdays aud Fridays at Il. NJ. vii
sons. ia
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-06-22

London, June 2l.-The Hong Kong
Correspondent OF The Daily Telegraph
says:
According TO the report OF the United
States transport Znfro, which has Just
arrived here tSohi Marala, a dastarbly
attempt wasmade last week to poison
General Aguhaldo. He was taken sud.
denly and ybentlyill after pariaking
OF meal. and the symptoms were such
as clearly indicate that poison had been
mixed withIhis food General Aguinal.
do was III for two days.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-06-22

Piano, Tex, Junel2l. The safe In y.
7. Murphy a. Sons store at Murphy,
hYe miles east of Plano was blown open
with dynamite Monday morning,
ana about 500 in money and
checks were stolen. The funds be.
longed TO the postoiiice depart.
ment, which is In the same building.
-Four parties, who were tracked 70
Wylie, were arrested on suspicion u do.
ing the work. Two Of them were al.
lowed TO 90, and the other two are 10.
ing held pending further investIRatLon.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-06-22
For Cold SUI
z. TIT. o.. Bone1ess Chicken !.
Potted Games
Kippered Herring !
TIE FATHERS BURDENS.

"DoeJ any one care for the father
Does any one think Of the one
Upon whose tired, bent shoulders,
The cares Of the family come
The father who strives for your comfort
And tolls from day to day,
Although his steps ever grow slower,
And his dark locks are turning gray
Does any one think Of the due bills
He's called upon daily 10 pay?
Millinery bills, college bills, book bills,
There are some kinds Of bills every
day.
Like q patient horse in a tTealmill,
He works on from morning till night
Does any one think he is tired
Does any one make his home bright
us 1t right just because be looks trou
bled,
To say, hes cross a. a bear?'
Kind words, little actions and kindness
Might Danish his burden OF care.
lis for you he's ever 20 anxious,
He may toll for you while he may live
Ia return he only asks kindness
Such pay Ia easy TO give"
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-06-22

Washington, June 2l..-Almoz i'm.
mediately after the senate conyened
today the resolution for the. annexa.
ton OF Hawaii was lasi before it,
Peudink is consideration Mr.. Roach
Of North Dakota, who had been quoted
by Warrington papers as favorable 10
the ANNEXATION Of Hawaii, rose Do a ques.
ton OF personal privilege. He said he
had not made the statement attributed
TO him and "a a matter OF fact was OPP
posed and always had been to the annex.
alton N Hawaii.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-06-22

Paris, June Glowing to the refusal
OF the former premier, DuPuy, % accept
the foreign Office portfolio and IN De-
lambrc 70 become minister Of finance.
NJ. sarrion has decided to relinquish tho
task Of attempting to form a new cabi-
net.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-06-22
snb.lanlIaI nswara Tor noh.nn.

Washington, June 2l.-Lioutouant
Hobson, the hero Of the Merrimao, will
be transferred from the construction
corps to the line Of the navy and raised
to the grade Of Lieutenant commander
probably this week. This action has
been definitely decided by the admins.
tdtion, and legislation empowering this
action will be pressed inboth houses
and It's execution will almost dmmediatC
ly follow the afilxing Of the executive
approval Of the measure.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-06-22
Exchange Hotel Arrivals.

l. 7 westheimer, Cincinnati; VIM
W Dasch, II Worth; r @ smith, Aus
tin ! shloss, New York; G W Carr, d
n Michaux, Houston; Mrs Bolton and
children, NayAsota Mrs Ewing, A l.
Ewing, Myers; Thos Buford, ST Louis /;
r + Rife, Louisville; y Reid, Austin.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-06-22
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The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-06-22
Excursion Houston and Gal
weston.

Special train Will pass Bryan at l.5s
q. m. June Goth 1895. Fare round trip
Houston, fl.75; Galveston, 500.
Good TO leave Houston on regular
trains, up to go q. m. June 2tn, and
good 10 leave Galveston on regular
trains, 30 p. m. June 18th, % 7S.m.
June 9th.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-06-22

Washington, June ~. hccontroller
OF the currency has declared dividends
IN favor Of the creditors Of insalyent IA.
tional banks a., follows; Five per cent,
the First National bank Of Newport,
KY. u per cent, the NebmskaINational
bank Of Beatrice, Neb.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-06-22

McIIenry, Miss, June 2l.-Two mild
cases Of yellow fever have developed
here ont 81 % suspected cases. No sus.
picious cases now, but a rigid quamn.
tine still exists.