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Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1898-07-14
LOCAL NEWS.

Two up stairs rooms Tor rent. Apply
10 Ira Gooch. u
Try the old reliable Troy laundry.
T. b. LOmax, agent. 1871
l.. J.. bergman, Of Palestine, is here
visiting his mother
Mrs. Doremus and son, Whit, return.
ed from Hearne yesterday.
Jusi received NJ Edge Bros car Of
extra fine North Texas corn. 1875
SIR. G. Falkner Of Waco, ~ visiting
the family Of Major Tabor.
Miss Garrett. Of BRENNAN. Is the
guest Of MI. and Mrs. J. y. Parks.
Rev. q. T. Story Of seary. Ark, j.
the guest Of DR.. West and family.
Royal Blue" a strictly first class &c
cigar sold only by G. G. Parsons. 1851
when you want 10 eBioya nice drive
get one Of Ira Gooeh's nobby turn
outs. du
You get large schooners Of fresh cold
beer Tor csnte At the American beef
hall. loou
Col. Frank Holland arrived from Dial
las yesterday TO attend the Farmers
. congress.
Mrg II. l.. Penn and children Of TAy
Tor are visiting Mr. and Mrs. Waite
wippreeht
Sheriff +. G. Nenn returned yesierda!
from attending the shenifs' convention
at Galveston.
j.. A. Myers and J. d. Priddy went q
the Leon county reunion at Patncl
Lake yesterday.
win Hedhck and Miss Matte He'd
rick Of near wheelock, we're visitors q
the city Yesterday
Write your name plainly on all pack
iges for the Troy laundry. r. Is. 10
max, agent Phone ST. 1854
Miss Ideleiie West, wood.caryer
Orders aud pupils received. Sampler
Of work at Tyler Haswelrs, lgsu
Monroe Mcwhorter aud family Q
Willow Hole Prairie, Madison county
were here yesterday trading.
Mf. A. J. Cox aud bride and Mr.
Coxs mother, Mrs. worsley. arrive
yesterday from Grand View, Ind.
Mrs. W. A. Reed aud children ,
Marlin, are In the city visiting. The
came up yesterday from Wellbom.
Mr. II. II. Jones has the thanks q
the Eagle force Tor tine lot Of grape
aud iigs sent TO the Office yesterday.
There will be protracicd meetin
begun at Cottonwood Friday night b
Rev. sewell fihe Christian church.
For Renl-Elght lots fayoayly loca
ed for cotton yard 10 northern part ,
town. Apply to ". r. Young at eour
house. II
IA, j.. MacNair announces that b
will have blue print copies Of ms cil
map, same scale, etc, for sale here
a lew days. 1874
Read John NJ. Caldwelps ad myir
noice Of bis removal sale this mont
lie will be loeeicd at Reads drugsto
after August lssif
For pure fountain and bottle sod
Dr. Pepper aud alI the latest ic,
drinks, candles, fruits, nuts, etc, ca
one. q. Parsons. 1851
j. r.. Burnett, who has been atlen.
ing Baylor College At Waco was he
yesterday ON route TO his home
Neal, Madison county.
Joe Is. Reeds insurance compani
have all adopted the policy Of payiI
death claims arising from the war vii
Spain. For accident and life insuren
either In lodges or straight life comp
mics zee Joe u. Reed. II
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1898-07-14

Rome July i5.--Tho Tribuna Of this
city publishes AZ Kingston. Jamaica dis.
patch received at q; 20 p. m. yesterday
affirming that the city Of Santiago has
camtulatod.
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To Pub on TO Porto Rl.a.

Washington, July is.-The porto
RioAn expedition l. 10 b. pushed. Many
q Sampson's vessels will accompany
the expedition The invasion Of la.
yana province viii speedily follow the
fall Of Porto Rico.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1898-07-14

Madrid, July 10. An official dispatch
from Iloilo, Philippine islands, says
Aguinaldo, the insurgont leader, IL pa.
trolling the coast with a squadron Of
merchantmen. The dispatch adds that
two bands Of insurgents az Cebu have
been defeated and three insurgcnt lead.
ors captured aud shot The dispatch
Jay. there ID no news from other parts
OF The Islands
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1898-07-14
THE roIsos CUP.

There IA a man
Across the way.
A handsome man,
Il he to-day;
But read his signs:
Imported wines.
And choicest liquors"
In array.
He has a boy.
A pretty child.
With bright blue eyes
And manners mild.
But. OH how very
Sad TO think.
lie sees 10 many
Stop 10 drink
Not from the fountain
or tho well;
Not from the strcamlet
In the dell.
Where thirsty man
Or beast may sup;
But poison from
The shining cupl
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1898-07-14

Danyille, Ky, July IL The Demo.
cratic convention Of the Eight district
nominated G.. @. Gilbert OF Shelbyvillo
for congress over McCnary and Thomf.
son.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1898-07-14

We are authorized 10 announce
1T. Gloss
A. candidate for reelection 10 the
Office Of justice Of the peace, Precinct
No. 4, Brazos county, at the ensuing
November election.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1898-07-14
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
We are authorized 10 announce
A. W. BUCHANAN,

a. q candidate tor County Treasurer OF
Brazos county at the ensuing November
election.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1898-10-29
IN THE MUNICIPAL COURT.

Two "hoboes'' giving their names as
Charles Rogers and Joseph Reidy, were
down on Franklin wharf Thursday eve
ming in highly inebriated condition.
They proceeded to break out windows at
the restaurant of Clayton D. Dresser. Mr.
Dresser called the police. They arrived
with the patrol wagon and the two men
were carried to the station. Rogers
showed fight all the way to the station,
and was in a particularly pugnacious
humor when the officers started to search
MIN before putting him into a cell.
Such kicking. biting and struggling l
nave never SEEM" said Deputy Sterling.
We had to iron him; then we had all we
could do to manage him. 1t isn't very
oi6en that L feel called uron to enter a re-
slstence complaint against anyone, but l
Ieel Justified in doing so in this case. :"
| rogers and Reidy each received thirty
Gays In jail for intoxioation and S. anu
| one-half COSTS each for malicious mischief
| Rogers got in addition tine of $50 and
costs Tor resisting an officer
Probable cause was found in the case
against S1ndey j. Harvey of Elm street
for criminal assault on his fourteen year
old daughter. Ella +. Harvey, and he was
placed under 1900 bonds for his appear-
ance at the January term OF the Superior
court.
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Palmer, from Newport News for Bangor,
JACKSONVILLE-Sld 9th, sch J. w Belano

| Palmer, from Newport News for Bangor.
JACKSONV1LLE-Sld 9th, sch W Belano,
| Wilson, Boston
LYNN-Ar 9th. sch M Kennedy. Hutchins.
.MACHIAs-Ar 9th, sch Emma Chase.
MACHIAs-sld 2stb. sch Mile washburn,
NEAH BAY-Passed 26th, ship VIM Il Macy,
| Armstrong, San Francisco.
NEW HAVEN-Ar 9th, sch Geo Dudley.
NEWBURYPORT-- Cid 9th, sch Julia A
Berkele, Hubs. tor Kennebec.
PASCAGOULA-Cl 27th. sch Jas Fl bud ey.
Pc FORT EADS-sld 27tn, sch chas Daven-
port, 0rom New Orleans) for Boston.
PORT TAMPA-Ar 9th, sch II Teel, Han
PHILADELPHlA-Ar2 sth. tug Gladiator
with barges Maple Hill. and Otto. from Port
PORT REApING-Ar 9th. sch Lizzie Lane.
Closson. New York.
PERTH AMBOY-Sld 2sth. sch Addie Full
Ter, York Harbor
Spencer. Boston; Annie L Wilder, Gieenlaw,
do; Nile. Manning, New York.
Sid. 28th, schs Ella May. Cooper, and Ethel
Merriman, Newman Boston; John M Fiske,
Mutt do; Diadem, ThurstoD, and FL Boynton.
Cooper. do; Imogehe, Wellman, Portland; F g
Rich. McClintock, Boston; Ripley. Banks, and
ROCKLAND-Ar 2sth. sch Yankee Mad,
Perry, Portland.
Sid 2Sth, Schs ID H Rivers, C0lcoId, Newport
News; Lizzie Chadwick, Clark. Philadelphia;
Georgia Gilkey, Gilkey, New York;; Esteiie,
Hutchinson, do; Jas r Talbot. Averill, do; w
Campbell, and Auslln d Knight, do.
STAMFORD-Ar 9th sch John Paul. Leigh
ton, Gonaives via New York.
SALEM-Ar 9th, sch Ella Frances I'M South
AmbOy.
VINEYARD-HAVEN-A 28th, sch Hannah
Carlton Ampoy for Randolph; SDrah Reed
do for Calais; Freddie Eaton, TiVerton for do;
Helene, Port Liberty for do; Abbie g Cole. Ho-
boken for Portland; G M BraInard, Amboy for
Rockland.
Passed by 2Sth, sch Jes II Hoyt from Ken
nebec for New York.
WILMINGTON, NC-Ar eth, sch E Gates,
Langley, New York. t3a
Foreign Ports.
Sid FIN Newcastle, NSW. Sept 6, barque Ora
way, Meech Singapore.
AT Sydney, NSW, Sept &c, ship M P Grace.
for San Francisco.
Passed AMER Oct rs, ship Challenger. Hong
Kong for Baltimore.
At Santos Sept 20, barque Hiram Emery, Cor
ham, for Trinidad few days.
Ar at Ponce Oct IL, sch Charles A Campbell,
Robinson, BoothDay. (and remained 20th.)
Sid oct 10, sch Bertram N White, Kelley, for
Jacks onytlle,
Cid at Windsor, Ms, goth. sch Harold C
Beecher. New York.
Cid at Hilsboro 26th, sch L A Plummer, Fos-
ter, New York.
Spoken.
Oct "a. lat 50 N lou 50 W. sch Henry Lippett
from Portland tor Martinique.
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Domestic Ports.

NEW YORK-Ar 27th. ship Roanoke, Thomp-
son. San Francisco, 1U2 days: schs Z s Bay
more. GAINESVILLE; Penebsoot. Dodge, Wey-
CID 9th, sch Susan N Pickering. Haskell. St
Pierre.
SID 9th, ;barque obsd Baxter. for Santos;
Norfolk; E Waterman. Atlantic City, Hannah
Carlton, Bangor; Gen Ames. Brunswick;
Levi Hart. Norfolk; Alice Archer. Key West
Passed Hell i Gate 9th. schs julia & Martha,
New York for Calais; Addie Fnller. do for Ma
chias; Chromo, Eddyvills for Providence: Nor
poksn for Poftland D Woodbury. N SNOW, Hobo
ken for Waldoboro; G M Brainard, Amb0y for
Rookland; Mabel Hall, do for Hayerhil.
BOSToN1Ar 9th, sch Glendy Burke, Stan
Cid 27th, sens Chag H Trickey. Parsons, for
kennebec and New YORK Daylight Towhe
Long Cove ana New York.
Sid 27tn, barque Lew S Andrews for Phila-
delphia and Vera Cruz: Elvira French coast,
strong aro Tor Lnnekin Bay and Savannah; Cnas
ii Tricky, Kennebec; James ID Hoyt, DO ana
New York; George l. Drake, from Brunswick
! for Bath.
Daylight, for Newport News.
BATH-Ar sStb, schs George L Drake, from
| Darien; Maud, Robinson, Boston.
Sid 28th. schs John 5 Ames, for Washington;
Loring Ballard, New York; Mary Olys, do;
RIP Chase, Boston.
RANGOR-Ar 27tn, sens H0ratf0 L. BAKER,
Atkins. Newport News Annie Chase, Ellis.
New York; Mary Stewart. Kelley. and Miranda
Fiynn do; Chester Wood. Haskell. Boston;
WIN Slater. Dodge New York.
Ar rs b, sch Augustus Hudt, Crowell, New
port News. ~ -,
Sid 2Stn schs Henry Crosby Rollins, New
YORK Samos Rich. do.
BALTIMORE Cld 9Th. sch s Aoshins,
Bennett Jacksonville.
Cid 2Stn, sch Sarah w Lawrence Portlanq.
SID 27th, snip Tam 0Shanter, Ballard, New
York.
CALAIS-Ar 9th, sch Anna M Allen, Barnes
Philadelphia
DUTCH ISLAND HARBOR-Ar 2sth. sch !,
M Bird. from Cheyerie for Philadelphia, anu
sailed.
HYANNIS-Ar at Bass River 2Sth. sch Mar
Jorie. from Newport News for Bangor.
Anchored OFF Bass River 28th, sch Frank A
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@s 40; winter low grades 2 2b@2 40. :.

r easier; Northwestern sac eif Buffalo.
Wheat-receipts 324,675 bush: exports 321. :
$50 bush: sales 1.2so,0,0 bush futures: and
$4,000 bush spot: spot easy; No Red at
7HR o b afloat.
Corn-recelpts 72.745 bush exports 1885,
bush; sales 10 900 bush futures. 1aT 900 bus
spot spos steady; No z at 39as C o afoat.
Oats-receipIs 10000 bush: exports 200
blu sales sos bush spot; spot easier; No 2 at
2ac; No at 481sc: No white &c; NO 2
white at soc; track white 29ss $50.
Beet firm: lamily--i city extra India Mess
Lard easy: Western steam 2o&5 25.
Pork steady mess : 76sa9 20.
Butter Is frp; Western creamery at 15@
23c: factory do at la@14lsc; Elglns at 23c;
state dairy lag Sc; do crem 51221ac.
Eggs srmer; State aud Penn 2i4ac; Western
fresh 201Gc.
Petroleum steady.
Rice fim.
Rosin strong.
MolaSSeS firm.
Freights to Liverpool dull but steady.
Sugar-raw tirm fair refining at t-16; Cen
trifugal 96 test Ole; Molasses at 9-l6c; re-
fined firm.
CHICAGo-Cash quotations;
Flour steady. e
Wheat~No2 spring wheat $50 671sc: No 8
do at 6@G65 Vac; No 2 Red at GIGS c. Corp
No at 21s@3a44: No yellow 32eA @32ss c.
Oats-No at 24N, 0a25c; No white at 261a q
z7HAc; No 8 white 254a n261a; No 2 rye 60as
a51c:No Barley at 33B48c: No Elaxseed al
99c; prime Timothy seed at S71a Mess pork
att SOsT1 Sb. Ldrd oDU4 OF - 'SuoTtrlp o!uos
95ss5 30; Dry sailed meats-shoulders a 41a@
4sa short clear sides iO95 IT,
Butter sy; creamy at l402ic. ia rios 128
1sc. Cheese steady at ia @S14c. Eggs firm
fresh at 1T1s17h9c.
Flour Receipts $4,000 bbls; wheat i4s.ooo
bush; corn 217 900 bush; oats $4,000 bush;
rye &c, 600 eush barley 10 900 bush.
Shipinents-Fiour 10000 bls,wheat 17o.Ooo
bush; corn 2s6 900 bush; pats 2oA, Ooo bush
rye 81, 900 bush; barley 1872. 900 bush.
Observation-Disclosures at e5c; Dec at
1858 "a 63Mc; May at Coo; No hard 661ac;
No Northern at e51ac; No 2 Northern 633sc.
Flour unchanged.
MISUNDERSTANDING patents az W
IA 10: second patents SO@3 30; first clears
SOlo2 SO.
DETROIT-Wheat quoted at % for cash
White; cash Red at 70Nc; Dec at zoe; May
Tic
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M ARM II; N EWS
PoKT OF PORTLAND.
FRIDAY. Oct %.

Arrived.
Steamship Horatlo Hall. Bragg, New York
passanoers and mdse to j T LiScOmD.
stsamer ST Crolx, Pike, Boston, tor Eastport
and st John. NIB.
Sreamer Frank Jones, Machlas VIA har har-
Steamer Enterprise Race. South Bristol and
East Boothbay. c,,.,
Steamar Percy ". Howe, Phipsburg via Gun
dy's Harbor.
Sch Balph X Grant, Norton, Boston.
:. Sch Luis r. French, Hendricks, hochiahu-
lime to s Chase.
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FINANCIAL and COMMERCIAL
Quotations Of Staple Products in the
Leading Markets.
New York stock and Money Market.

New York Stock and Money Market.
.sy Eele rap
NEW yC Rh Oct. %.
gonev on call steady 1ss az per cent; last
"a at 2: prime nereanlIls papa at S@4
ne enL sterling .xchange firm With actual
= mess IN bankers bills s511 a. s5M tor
emano and4 S2A n S21s or Sixty days pnsI-
ed ies 81 se13. Commercial bills are
81
silver certificates 6la62.
silver 6oIs.
MsxIcan dollars TIA
oyornment Bon strong.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1898-10-29
PYTHIAN SISTERHOOD

Damon Assem- bly,, No. l, P. S., will be
highly honored this evening by visit
from Mrs. A. A. Young, P G. c., and
founder OF the order The deg ees of the
order will be exemplified by the degree
staff Of the assembly, whose reputation
for efficient work and beautiful costumes
have travelled afar. 1t is earnestly hoped
that there will be a very full attendance
of the members of the order.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1898-10-29
FROM OUR coRREspoNprNrs.

BoOTHBAY HARBOR, Oct 2sth-Sld, schs
Adde. Bowman, Bangor for Beverly; Lewis r
CHM Rockland for New York; Cambridge,
Hamilton, Portland for Machias; Henry Whit
ney. WEIGH. Bangor: Geo Nevlngsr. Phillips.
nebec for New York; Uranus. New Work for
Bangor; Mary Stewart. Bowden, New York;
Henry H Chamberlain, Fossett. for Gloucester;
Ella Il Bartlett, ffshingj, w 9 Pendleton, New
trio FlaSo. -.
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Cotton Markets.

OCT. 70, 1898.
cyNEw yORK-The Cotton market to-day
closed dull; middling gulf at 5ssc; do upfands
at bsscI sales - bales.
CHAKLEsT0 Mine Cotton market to-day
was steady; M:sdltng 4Ac
GALVES1ON-Cogton market today WAS
quiet; miGdAng 4 1916.
MEMPHIS-The Cotton market TODAY was
weak; middilngs sc.
siNEw oRLEA SS-The Cotton market TO-DAY
steady mIddlDg 4zsc.
= MOBILE-The Cotton market to-day was
quiet; middl1ng 4slc.
SAYANNAa-The Cotton market to-day was
quiet: middling I1-10c.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1898-10-29

Chicago Live STOCK Market
tBy Telegraph
CHICAGO, Oct 90. 1sss.-CattieMoireeScSe ~
1000; dull; to choice steers at o2sgo % %
medium at 5oNA 70; beef steers . do oS2s
srockers and feeders at 10 20 oo' eo"' anu
heifers at 3 81 20. ohn,oo
Hogs-roceipts 900 STRONGER ;lalr 10 S,,obs
at 3 10 3 rs; packing at 5 25@3 o712 Du''n-
ers flight =: Digs 1913 SO. so1,e 20
Sneep-receipts IS, 600; active at ~ ooee" 81
lambs at o0G6 10.
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Boston Produce Market.
BOSTON. Oct %. lSSS-Ths following are
to-day's quotations of Provisions. etc.;
FLOUR.
Spring patents 70l+ 40
Spring cieal ana straights 1Oa3 ~.
Winter. patents "A 90 ~ rs.
Winter. clear and straight, 3 5Og4 w.
Extra and Seconds W
Fine and SuperS
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Cleared.

Steamer Frank Jones, Machiasport via Rock
land-Geo Evans.
Sch Kentucky, McFadden. Bluehill j II
Blake.
Sch VIM Kaene Hathaway, Cutler-J H Blake
Sch Eastern Queen, Allen. Camden-kensell
& Tabor.
Sch PEARL Bunker, Tremont-J H Blake.
SAILED-Schs Aug Welt, Golden Sheaf, and
Clara Leavitt, and the fleet which put In for a
harbor.
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Domestic MarKeEs-

Oct %. 1898.
NEW YORK-The Flour marKet-rerelpts
SH,729; exports 1920: sales o,ooc paohsos'
weak and inactive.
Flouriquoyations-city mills patents -. m,ntes
patents 75GA 90; city mills clears az W m tx
straits b5a3 So; MINI. patents at VIZ y p
winter extras 2 S0G3 10; MINI bakers DIV . 40
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EXCHANGE DISPATCHES.
Al. at Irvine, Scot, baqrue Amazon. Hansen,
| Portland.


UGmOfANNN
Ship Roanoke. Thompson. at New York from
San Francisco, reports, Sept 10, lat "a 2s s.
Ion 81 w, shipped a sea which stove wheel
house and flooded cabin. Sept IT. off River
Platte. had a pampero. which blew away fore
sail, lower topsail. and jigger staysail.
Boston, Oct 27-Soh S Black burn fouled the
ferryboaL Gen Hancock last nsght, damaging
the latter to the extent of about 5000. The schr
sustained no material damage.
West Pembroke, Oct 27-Sgh Palestine. which
went ashore some ten days ago on Wilbur's
Point, and supposed to be total loss. has been
fiOated and taken TO Calais for repairs. She
is badAy damaged.
New London. Oct 26-Sch Andrew Nebinger,
from Jersey City for Bangor, before reported in
collision. is having planking repaired with cargo
on board.
Barqus Eve Reed. of Bath. 6S1 tons, owned
BY Augpstur Palmer, has been sold to parties
Id New York.
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DR.. itulP ough syrup has saw many
a life. 1t 10 positive cure for bronchitis and
incipient consumption. Price rs cts.
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European MARKETS..

European MARKETS..
CBy Te-agranti.
LIVERPOOL, Oct. 23. 1S98-Cotton market
steady American mldling Lied; sales TO-
900 Including 500 bales for speculation and
export.
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Retail S,rooers sr.,>-s
orfland market--cut loaf Z; confetioners
pufye rlsed SC. powered, &c; grauulat
> eorfee crushed BE- yellow a
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New York ',uor4noas s5,cks Bossds
BY Telegraph.
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sosBon srocH MarKeS.
Ths following were Lns closias quota
ions OF stocks at Boston:
MEXICAN NentTal AS.sss....- 81 IA
Atchison. Top. q Santa Fe. R. new....... 1894
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1898-07-29

a. w. Tennet, president Of the Cop
per Zone Mining company, whose
mines are located twelve miles west OF
Watrous, has just returned from
Chicago, where he had a consultation
with the other officers and directors Of
the company, The result Of his visit
is decision 10 at once begin the erec-
tion Of 20Oton cuncentrator mill at
the companies copper mine. Anorder
for l33, coo pounds of machinery and
iron for the new mill was placed with
the Gates iron works Of Chicago. Mr..
Tenuet states that work on the new
mill will be pushed as rapidly as possi-
ble.-New Mexican.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1898-07-29
HONOR TO WHOM HONOR Is DUE.
Editor Albuquerque Citizen.

Editor, Albuquerque Citizen.
With the departure last evening OF
Capt. Falls company for Whipple the
last Of New Mexico's qnota under the
second call of the president for voluui
teers has been completed, and we arc
TO be congratulated that the work Of
organization has been so prompt,
efficient, so patrlotically and
thoroughly performed.
To Governor Otero is due the honor
and credit of this most excellent work,
for from the beginning to the close he
has given il his most earnest, undivid-
ed attention, aud personally superin-
tended the organization of every COM
pany, and gave each his hearty god
speed on its departure.
The work has not been performed In
merely perfunctory manner, but he
has thrown into it an enthusiasm that
has imbued whole communities and
every member of the organizations.
He had an opportunity to reward
many Of his personal friends and to
make political capital in the appoint
nent of officers. but with the credit OF
the territory and interest of the men
solely in view, he has performed bis
duties, we believe in such Il manner
as to be equaled by but few executives
in the whole union, and certainly ex.
celled by none.
War is great science. In no other
war has science and skill over mere
unskilled force thown more consDicu'
ously; therefore, in selecting trained
scientific officers to command his
troops, Governor Otero has not only
held the best interests of his men in
view, but the glory and honor of the
whole commonwealth.
The imperishable honor and renown
already won by our gallant troops on
the stormy fields of 0attle prove con-
clusively the wisdom aud patriotism Of
Governor Otero in the organization Of
his troops, and should opportunity oc-
cur the later organizations will but
add additional honor to him, the ter
ritory, and the whole United States.
Honor to whom honor is due.
IL < SrROVUR
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1898-07-29

incident was momentary, it resulted in
lost Derby and thousands Of pounds
besides.
A screw loose IN an engine mny re-
suit in great loss tt railway or steam
ship company. Should a lawyer neglect
little of evidence in an otherwise
carefully elaborated case, il may go
against him. In fact, half the bad luck
in life is directly attributable to the ef-
fects of hitches trifiing though they
may appear Pearson s Weekly.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1898-07-29

DINING all Tue engagements 10 front
of Santiago the "Rough Riders were
10 the thickest of the fray. That's
what they get for belonging to noted
regiment. In every engagement they
acquitted themselves nobly The regi-
meut Gas mighty good stuff in it and
the volunteers from New Mexico size
up above the average.-New Mexican.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1898-07-29

A handsome redstone monument
has been erected to the memory OF
John Il. DoOds, the Old-time civil en-
gineer, who died at the insane asylum
some months ago. The Masonic fra
ternity, of which he was member,
donated a lot in their cemetery, aud
Geo, w. Ward collected a sufficient
amount to pay for the monument
Optic.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1898-07-29

Wah Kee, a Chinese groceryman on
Jackson street near Second, made an
attempt on the life OF Mexican at 8
O'Clock last night. He had closed his
store, but was not yet asleep when he
heard wire screen at one of the win
dows ripping. Wah Kee got a gun
and glimpse of the man who was do
ing the ripping. He fred with the in
accuracy of his race and the marauder
escaped. Republican.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1898-07-29
Quite Too Much.

Impassioned Lover-Tell mo, my an
gel, what to do to prove my love. Oh,
that might, like some knight Of old,
battle for you, suffer for you, die for
you
Sweet Girl wish you would give
up smoking.
Impasaioned Lover-Oh, come, now,
that's asking too muchl-New York
Weekly.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1898-07-29

The New Mexican is informed, on
reliable authority. that the tax cOllec-
tion system in San Miguel is rotten to
the core. A few removals Of dishonest
or inefficient county commissioners
and of a collector or two might bring
about change for the better and
prove Of great benefit to the counties
in general and to San Miguel county
in particular.-New Mexican.