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The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-05-24
onanaiE. rprt n.e.lr.a.

Washingio&sS, ~ 23.-Tho SECRETARY
Of war has dscc4 e B brief telegram
from Gnerrh Err d b confirming the re.
port OF taooft.irl It at Chickamauga 20
q train onrytnE Missouri volunteers
He states that3 81 , nan was killed and
four in1rcd fepf hat the remains Of
the one killef d Np been sent TO his
friends n Nafot RI He also saws the
injurod,mon tn b bng cared Tor az the
hospital. n.
Seattle, Nsseii. = CONTRACTS have been
let for the copstrpction Of railroad
from skaguay 10 llakc Bonnet via the
White pass. ~ isisald that work viii
begin at ONCE
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-05-24

The Hague, May 20 The governor Of
Curacao has sent cable dispatch to the
foreign Office here saying only two Of
Admiral Cervera's ships wen admitted
into the harbor, in spite u tho request
OF the Spanish admiral, and adds tina,
they were only allowed 10 Ia 2 on board
coal enough to take them 90 ho nearest
harbor.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-05-24
Exchange Hotel Arrivals.

Joe g Booth, Austin; J A McIIale, W
A Kight, Chicago; l. Peters, Clay sta.
lion; W P Herms, Tom Boiling. Dallas;
y d Garrett, TT Jackson. A l. Shaw,
st Louie; Chss II Goette, New Orleans
Joe A Jones, " Worth; 7 Barry,
Houston; II Karges, Evansville, Ind.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-05-24
TRUSTEES SALE.
Great Sacrifice Of Fine Millinery
Miss ~. Leon's Stock
Must lie Closed Out
nc Once.

Mr.. J. S. Mooring Jr., trustee
Of Miss st. Icons millinery stock,
will begin great closing out sac
riice sale Of everything in the
house this morning, all kinds Of
hats, trimmings, ribbons, and
everything else must go. Don't
miss this opportunity. Come ear
y and get your choice. Remem-
Der sale begins this morning.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-05-24
Oregon Reported safe.

Washington, May % The auihori.
ties freely give ont the news mere that
the Oregon is safe. Where tho Oregon,
the Marietta apd the Ncchttrroy are,
the navy department officials refuse to
state
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-05-24
BRITISH STEAMER SEIZED.
She Wa. AotInE as n she Wa. Trying
To Hun the blockade 80 Havana.

~" WIS a&Nihkf ~ " NhN was Trying
To Hun the blockade - Havana.
Key West, May 28.-The British
steamer Ariaamhor, Captain Dana,
came into port here In charge Of an on.
sign from the auxiliary Runbas Osccola
by which vessel the Ardanmhor was
seized Sunday Off Cary's fort light, b..
cause sho was acting In suspicious
manner and was supposed to b. trying
TO enter Havana harbor. She was here
several weeks Ro with n cargo Of cattle
for Havana, having been turnci by the
blockwie feet. Tho AUlanmhor then
proceeded to New York, unlnded her
cattle and cleared for Nassau and Mex.
lean ports including Vera Cruz. She
stopped NJ Nassau ON her way south and
when captured was far ont OF her
course, II bmnd for Vera Cruz
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-05-24

Washington, May 90 The United
States court has decided the convictions
under the oleomargarne laws u Penn.
sylyania and New Hampshire to " in.
valid, thus holding the laws unconstilu.
tiOnal
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-05-24
SPANISH GOLFERS.
rsey Are Ou the WAY to Martinique
With Coat For Ccrvera.

WIN Coat For Ccfvera.
Co'CrL Risd lso'. ~ Che A. ociato,l Press
g. Ptrrc, Mar lniaue. May @-Ad.
nhT'l C'rveu's luadron, II Is reported
ON gool authority will .cturn to these
waIcr' 10 coh. I ,isknnwn chat mum.
hcr u Spanish ca liors are on ihoir way
10 Fort de- Fmnsa
The British teamcr rwlckenham
having been ~ used the privilege Of
ooaling, tho syn nish torpSio boat de-
siroyer Terror an the hospital ship ALI
eanio In the For de Franco hqrbor Il Ia
thought tao vcsaa Is will coal fro.u her NJ
sea on tho sAuA west coast Of Martin
iquG
Whe Alira irpi1 again changed her
nooring antlthci departure Of the Ter. pr
aud the ldiema , h momentarily GA =
pectcd.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-05-24

from ticr communities s 10 lote name
and sometimes hvtory extending
thruu q rwo wars
The battalion, VIII .ch j. composed OF
negr' . cNciusiycly, will b. b-onght to
camp here on Tut SHAY Tho negroes
have volunteered fai In excess Of the call.
The battalion win h ise white officers.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-05-24

Springfield Mass May 20. Edward
Bcllamy, author OF Looking Back
ward, Equality" etc, died at hrs
home In Chicopcc Falls ut an early hour
Sunday
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-05-24

City u Mexico, May 23.-Thc reports
persistcntly circulated In the United
States 10 the effect that Americans are
In peril Of their lives here from bcllicose
Spaniards are pure fabrications.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-05-24
Awaiting Results.

London, May ~ The Mndrid CORES.
pendent Of The Daily Mail says;
The government waits for results from
Admiral Cerycn before deciding as TO
the orders for the second squadron.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-05-24

Key West, May 20. The British
steamer Ardanmhor captured by Oh
Osceola, was released by order Of Com.
modore Remev.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-05-24

d. S. Hart spent Sunday in Millican,
a. G. maxim spent yesterday In IIous.
The Caucasian., 1898-03-03
AUTONOMY IN CUBA A FAILURE.

This report Comes From Consul General
Lee-ConditioDs in Cuba Worse Under
BlAnco Than Weyler.
Official inform alton is in posses
sion of the government to the effect
that autonomy in Cuba is failure.
The report comes from Consul Gen.
Lee, and is on file in the State De-
partment.
In this report Gen. Lee discusses
the condition of the island under
Gen. Blanco, and makes elaborate
observations on the new plan of gov
ernment adopted by the Spanish
government. He not only emphati-
cally states that autonomy Is fail
ure. but he presents his facts and
reasons in convincing form.
This letter will naturally be inclu-
ded, if the administration decides to
make it public, in the respon-- to the
Senate resolution calling upon the
President for correspondence with
General Lee. In view of the fac,
that the President in his message
asked that time be given for dem
onstration of the plan of autonmy
with the suggestion that in the even
Of its failure this government nigh
be called upon to take another stel
in the Cuban question, there is .
feeling in the Senate that the Off
cial report of failure ought to b.
made public. The ultimate deci
sion as to it's transmission to Con
gress rests Of course, with the Pres
idept.
The Caucasian., 1898-03-03

the time. Nolam.s eoald be sri'tsa
on u. statistics sto~itg the dissr.
enee in dollars "a eomnunlies siia
and without good roads voald raeh
TO the moon: civilization ITSELF 10 Pm
mArily dependent upon the means oi
inter com % ucicafion and rel'g on
reaches no nation uutIl comm.re..
her hand-mA'dvn has gone IN front.
What nobler services could your
order render the State ihAn by ..
citing general interest in this vital
themei
Then there should bs al edaeA-
toral day. IL you uill allow me,
when up-to date teachers should d.
agnose the defects OF our pr,s.n,
system, point out ne, d<d changes.
arouse enth usiasm for greater effort.
shame rs With figures showing
States like Colorado ard North Da-
kota, admitted to the | pion within
our recollection. to be ahead Of Us
IN school property aud treble Us IN
per capita expenditure
Can yoa immagine = work NOR.
valuable thar the improvement Of
the mental dq uipment of those. who
are to take our place;
Having set out with suggestions
l will risk offering another, that you
give day TO . series Of good talks
upon diversity of agriculture. know.
ing, a. the simplest of us know, that
the one crop syste III has been a curse
to this fair Southland second in raw
age only to the late war.
Some seed might be sown then that
would in time lessen our chattel
mortgages through cancellation and
stay the hands Of mortgagors now
so swift to pledge their future.
These are random thoughts thrown
together on the moment and Il, not
profess to plan programme for
you; but | regard them as IN every
way practical and believe that their
adoption or the adoption Of some
thing akin to them would help your
movement.
In conclusion permit me TO tender
to the farmers who may atte I'D your
meeting the hospitality of Occonee-
chez. The old place will have Oh
her summer rig, her doors swung
outward, and l believe visit to her
fields and woods will be a pleasure
to the people, who will attend your
Chatauqua.
1t may be little thing, but little
things properly placed have a value
and you may pnt the word out
among the farmers that the writer OF
this letter, one Of their own NUN Der,
will present jersey male calf to
that farmer, who is represented a,
your meeting by the largest delega
ton recruited from his own family
We shall keep open house tha,
week on Occoneechee and trust tha,
the farmers will feel free to come
and look US over. Perhaps n inter
change of ideas will be of mutuaI
profit. Believe me dear sir,
Very truly yours,
j. S. CARR.
The Caucasian., 1898-03-03
RIVERA KILLED IN BATTLE.
Spanisrds Lose one of Their beet Officer,
In Engagement with the Cubans.

HAVANA, Feb. 23.-A hot engage
ment is reported in Rosario, Pinar
del Rio Povince, between the COM
bined Spanish forces and the Gu
bans, under General DiaZ. The
Spanish lost their renowned oili-
Ger, Major Rivera, another officer
and several soldiers. According
to the official report, after severe
firing on both sides, a terrible hand
to-hand fight took place with ma.
chetes, bayOnets and revOlvers.
Rivera found himself surrounded
by Cubans, who separated him from
his forces in a terrible charge. They
intended to make him a prisoner,
but he resisted until the last. and
was finally killed by two shots.
The spaniards rallied and a sec.
Ond deperate fight took place
around Rivera's body, the Spaiards
intending to recover it from Gu
bans. The official report says that
aftera long struggle the body wa:
recovered.
The Caucasian., 1898-03-03
A OASTARDlY CRIME.

A Negro Postmaster Murdersd-His wife
Burned.
A special from Lake City, 5. G., un-
der the date Of Feb. 22d says:
About / O'clock this morning Post
master Baker, q negro, and his child
were shot to death and their bodies
cremated. 1t is said that mob, num-
bering Sc. .eral hundred, surrounded
Bakers house, where the pcstofiice is
kept, set fire to the building ard open
ed fire with guns upon it. Baker was
killed and his wife, his two daughters
and one son were seriously wounded.
The woman had baby in her arms,
and she says that the ball that went
through her hand passed through the
baby, killing it.
All the wounded are mained for
life; the two girls may lose their arms
All OF the mail matter was totally des.
troyed. There is no clue to the com.
position of the mob.
The Postmaster General aud Governor
Offer $500 Rewards.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 23 The Post
mastea- has offered re
ward Of $500 for the arrest and con
viction of the persons who burned
the postofflce at Lake City, S. c., Oh
Monday night, and a reward OF fiv,
hundred dollars by the Governor o
South Carolina for the arrest AM
conviction of the persons who muir
dered the postmaster at the sam
time. General Gary has issued a
order to discontinue the office a
Lake City.
The Caucasian., 1898-03-03
Capt. Hart Sent to the Penltsntiary.

PHILADELPHIA, Feb q 2-John
D. Hart, president of the Hart
Steamship Company, was to-day
taken to the Eastern Penitentiary
to serve the sentence imposed on
him a year ago by Judge Butler
in the United State District Court.
Hart was at that time convicted OF
aiding Cuban filibustering expe.
dition on the steamer Laurada, and
was sentenced to Imprisonment
for two years and to pay a fine Of
$500 and the cost of the trial. Ar
appeal was taken to the United
States Court Of Appeals, but tht
Appellate Court confirmed th'
finding Of the lower tribunal.
The Caucasian., 1898-03-03

The tnilms;soa h. l--~n fn.A~ 1Ast tbs
state nemcrrstlc Commtfi~~. .htcE n~~s.
tonight sill uuArffst. O. sui 60 fcos sons.
. h~nas looking TO fasiDa vth sosps os q
-f t@ry of soDmltts~ nf oihsf fhlus. al
ing H--if rsriy or .1famittss pf euuf-s
this - eli iil~ rumor. Ihr oofnnlti-~ "a,
Tic q r~s plh o Are . j grntisfasn ho un i-r
stand that ib~ir t-o-cr oclr sktsbt, g. tb~
meeting o' Tie state osnsrntssn. -sen "a.
osuIalsn rrof~f wll - og~1~d .hlah oon
yrsilon vlli form ulnir 10 10 .sfsfi1n Of tsin
CPics. and srl-cz c8fn niiiir~ o. 90 tuss ihs
camF,sign thrn insasgfsfr1. 90 uour-~ tks
stn m4it-~ cho~~n th~a NAV - ootas~,r-ra of
ib~ same r~ni l~n~n y so 0ons-s-~ tbr ,rs-
"bi but ib. E-s~er- oi the ;,Fr>s-ni os1nInffs
irc rud siih ibr Convention sud 80 OF
toin;fn-nt uf thrif "a r~~pfn ~ thai time
We therefore iAA~ a. o. o ulsttrr 20 tAs~.s
and authority. use prr-ui commiftr~ ~lii
not unssrtskra messur. tbsi Ito osnsTn.
tion rt-~if may not apgroR~ rsihsf .tii
no, siienps 90 sniicsps,r. aud .a~rNl- tbs
pre- gaiiNrs oi the convention "a sua
sJ-cf Tho naor~ particularly nre sur.
that no sirl- lesAins TOW sft. fusion 18Th
anybody sf-csily with tilr Bgflrf ootn,nH.
i~~. or vdh Buiirr4sm in any shsI- a.
4 form. until the parry. in tbs slate r,Bassn
ton shAil as.thorln~ u Hill l-e tAken AL
these matters. PERTAINING ne fh~y s-~-ntisiiy
DO 10 the neat oamfAlru. Will TO 90.
SUR left 10 the -tAtr convention gt,-f a.
de- S. upon.
The Caucasian., 1898-03-03
The Poor Sunsr.

BALTIMORE, Md. Feb. 24.-Judge
Sharp today appointed Simon p.
Schott receiver for the bank OF
South Baltimore. The assets ere
estimated at 100000. There is a
cash shortage Of *i,7OO, and the Ii
abilities at $4,000 and an OBJ
vious deficit of S9,762.33, produced
by shrinkage Of values. The larger
portion Of the deposits, amounting
to some $4,000, are by poor per
sons.
The Caucasian., 1898-03-03
STRIKERS APPEAL FOR AID.

Pour Hundred Families Starving and Un>
less Aid Com 8 the Strike Must be A ban
onod.
NEW BEDFORD, Mass, Feb. 24-An
important appeal was issued today by
the council of cotton mill strickers in
this city, and upon the nature of the
responce, 1t is said, will depend whether
or not the mill hands will return to
work under the recent reduction of
wages. The appeal is addressed "To
the Men and Women of New England y
and ask for financial assistance to
maintain the strike. 1t sets forth that
about 400 families, comprising 2,OOC
men, women and children ase slowly
starving to death, and unless aid ii
forthcoming with in a short time the
strike will have to be abandoned.
The Caucasian., 1898-03-03
HANCOCK REFUSES TO RESIGN.

he Presidency OF the A. & n. C. II. R.-Mr
Dill Motif I'd to Perform Said Duties.
Directors meeting of the A. & N. c..
Railroad met last week in Newbern.
Hancock's resignation was asked for.
but he declined, upon the claim that
the directors had no authority to de-
mand it under the charter. The reso-
luton, however, prevailed, and Mr..
Dill was notified to perform the duties
Of president until new president was
elected.
Hancock declared the proceedings
irregular, and that he was still at the
service of the road as president.
The meeting was quiet; no unpleas-
antness existing among the directors.
1t adjourned to meet on March the
Sth,
The Caucasian., 1898-03-03

is better than to advocate many
things and get nothing. Oar oppo-
nents not only rscognizs that there
ID strength in union, bat they also
recognize that there is weakness in
division. and therefore they may be
expected to present q united front
whenever the interests of aRgrega-
ted wealth are attacked, aud they
may be expected to spread dissen,
sions wherever possible am ong the
reform forces.
schemes of the Enemy.
The Democrats will be warned
against becoming tainted with Popu-
lism, and yet Jefferson denounced
banks Of issue, and Jackson entered
into q contest with the N oney power
before there was Populist party,
while the bimetailic system was es-
tablished in the United States before
any political party was organized.
Our enemies will warn the Populists
against association with the Demo
Gratis, and with unstinted praise com.
mend those who are credited with
putting principle above Office. - The
Republican party will gladly leave
the Populists in possession Of all the
principles, 80 long as the Republi.
cans are permitted to hold all the Of
fees, because political principles are
Of no service to the public until they
are enfor eed, through the legislative,
executive and Judicial departments
Of the government. The Silver Re.
publicans viii be asked to listen to
the stern song of international bi
metallists, and warned against the
communicating influence of both
Democrats and Popuiists. AS ar
ounce of prevention is said to be
worth pound of cure, so a dollar
spent in separating the reform forces
will be more useful than sixteen dol
lars spent in an attempt to overcome
b ,ir united strength.
An Emergency is Upon Us,
In great crises the patriotism Of
the American people alwaws rise.
sufficient for any emergency. Al
emergency is now upon us; it will re
quire all the intelligence and patri
otism of the people to rescue the gov
ernment from tho hands of a party
which has become the defender anl
abstter of every form Of politica
vice. In such crisis there is q,
time to discuss the ultimate effect O
cooperation upon any particular
party. We may rest assured tha
| the people will bastow honor wher
honor is due, and that that part,
which shows the greatest devotion t.
the welfare of the people will, in tn,
end receive due credit for every laud
able endeavor.
w Rpu,N
The Caucasian., 1898-03-03

The blue-bird is hailed as harbinger
of Spring. 1t is also reminder that
blood. purifier is needed to prepare the
system for the debilitating weather to
come. Listen and you will hear the
birds singing: "Take Ayers Sara-
aparilla in March, April, May"
The Caucasian., 1898-03-03

Richard Allen and Tom Holmes
were lynched at Mayfield, KY, last
week. Allen robbed a house and
Holmes killed his wife six months
ago.
The Caucasian., 1898-03-03
THE LION R0ARS AND
SHAKES HIS NAME,
AND ALL THE LITTLE BEASTS RUN TO COVER AND
KEEP AS STILL AS NICE BUT KEEP THEIR
HEADS WITHIN MACHINE BOUNDS
How Two coIdbus and Corporation Papers BuDsd Big CON-
mlieehs lines Laid Down and the Boys Toe The Mark Or
ders Given in Honed Words and BY Bold Defiance
MAS = bee yu-tl-ful sirh,


The Democratic machine ale Goa niits met.
had
But . not
Orders from the B Wrappers k-sP 4as,
read
True the orders
n ,h.yc from.
machine vail
but will not follow the reform o the eouniry
Here the "a IA the ordsr
The Caucasian., 1898-03-03
what Bryap says

.is Ms r ss a to . % e s " 9@ , % 5 % s
@ s ?'.i S s. q 5 g: g s: :s % T. .;s
, 5sG OF n @ .sy agreed " thai the MONEY s'" vas '.
s : s .s:.ss s no. :
party S.'s
r s % ] @ s .' % % s l; is ss
ssins upon %
Now. who the Charlotte Observer boldly
any way: in my backing
fn.nei. reform,
boys
w you on m % "s so m Sd see up & % S sh
ing as and ,as n' as %oraas
i :s: i:f E: % az @ C.: C: = :: s::s
n
The h,. said nothing bot know. has not been
So~ Bryan says very
na~ h shSopf M a9 s S rss S the ss. possible 'sns %
th, there W. vas hIpsy it's @ We
Of the ,s. and md % p = s.
almost and
I'd ".s'''. a'a
|. the Reform addresses recently issued
Ssses ss, the eonH'.
This committee assumed authority in 1885, TO urdOs part Of
.ssa ssss sS I the 5 So % asssy that can surely
= ldress. But ook authority endorse that
!. committee in endorsing all the three addresse
itself fraud.
ral { be to q and
became -h. offended .. the POpui' State
committee.
at prehend than the people generally.
arrogant, selfish bigosed
by Democratic State committee.
the Dem machine looking particularly after
of and
confidence Of the Popuist
this State
rtiesa advocating practically platform
writing be favored silver unaterAby opposed
ed the gold standard
candidates has his election become
Of the gold standard.
% But
claim betrayal Of Cleveland and Ransom Co.
through Democrats
oS committee
,st tofc-e misunderstood it.
nd Herey the godbug lion shake his
bs You the monopoly eormorsnt fsp his
and decline
beyond the limits of low machine politics.
>. Is Bryan their leader any longeri
nag fail to follow him.
10 Theysa address
II
rs all look the endf
The people viii endorse the thre
whether the mshins
dorses them or not
The Caucasian., 1898-03-03

To quit tobacco easily aad forever. be mag
netic. full OF life, nerve and vigor take No-To-
Bac. the wonder worker. that makes weak men
strong. All druggists, 50c or 81. Cure guaran
teed Booklet and sample free. Address
Sterling Remedy Co. CHICAGO or NoU York
The Caucasian., 1898-03-03
Shsnsrs os~er,sf. 0.lSs~s

The Democratic State Executive Comuit
tee meets at Raleigh tonight and ~e sl.h
To brlne few facts 10 !'s attention in rs
organized capacity aud as the rrpr c,~nt.iis~
of the Democratic party For mouth. and
months this IAf-r and ITS editor have bra
the objects OF Irrsisrnt, ooDtinuou. mall
cioas and un~arrani~t attack on tee part
OF three or four ne~spsp-r~- IL has teen
represented IN one brr, ,th that the Observer
defeaied :he Democratic party IA the State
las, year and y helping 10 dlsrupi Il nos
and IN The next breath tina, u D. lthost .n
tiaenC- aud tha; tho-~ Who think uiil, u are
not handful. There has b-~n n CO,
saiion ia this nsggine. iis oh,cc, b-irg to
urive the aper and it, s,iitor into the E-
publican pariy-s hafbor ia vh'ch p- tber
will ever take refuge No word of prOissi
but one hss been uttered o. ainsi this ~-n-~
less a..d indecent warfare. but WHEN on one
or two occasions the Observer has tunnel
| and ieyee few well dir-. i~d blows ai the
pack nj its heels the cry hs. zone up. "l<t
| there be harmony IN the party Turn vour
guns upon the eneIy This notwtthstApd
ing the fact that oar sssailants have forgot
ten all about the enemy and are devo;ine
all their energies To the effort 90 di-rr~an
| the Observer. They are utterly pcwerless
/ 10 injure u or its editor. and asa practical
matter their warfare is OF no concern. for
thst reason and for the still more poien
tial one that ~e desire TO keep the I~ace in
| the party. Ne have remained silent under
their attacks, which policy has only height
ened their imI.o,ent rage.
Now. however. We desire 10 ssy that sft~r
| the exercise of a certain degree OF patience
the question OF sef-re-pect becomes inyolg-
| ed. II this concsrtei and malicious whr
| fare continues shall take out letters Of
msrqu. aud reprissl and shall then make
the situation A. entertaining ~ poss ble ior
| all beholiers. This matter - not within the
provinces Of the executive committee and
| We bring II TO it, attention ssking only that
il ,ake note Of the facts and have the fair.
ness % place the responsibility Sher. Il
| belongs in the case OF an internsl war in al
already rent ami distracted party.
The Caucasian., 1898-03-03

TIE CAUCASIAN 81 per year. Now
the time to subscribe.
The Caucasian., 1898-03-03
COLCARR'SaEHEROUS OFFER

An 8sssnp0sss Thss VIII be Of Material
Dsssas ssd Eel symsas 70 the Harmss
aad his Family Let all whs gavss the
Idsa Eater Iato Hearty Co-epssssion n
fer CarryiaG ess ssd suecsss Of the
Plan,
The Caucasian., 1898-03-03

rho Parties Opposed to tho sale Of the
Gold Ring aud Allied Trusts and Monop.
oiiss should Maintain Their separate Or
.nisstions and Cooperate Against the
Common Enemy
The Caucasian., 1898-03-03
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