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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-07-22
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY SEA
SHORE EXCURSIONS VIA r.. L
ANDP. AND PENNSYLVANIA n. II
50 ROUND TRIP FROM RICH
MOND

For Pennsylvania roalrload trains leav-
ing Washington at j a. NJ. and 12:iJ P.
NJ. Fridays and Saturdays during the
summer season. special excursion tickets
TO Atlantic city ocean city, Sea Isle
City and cape May are sold at 81 from
Richmond only on these days. Tickets
good returning until ana including Tues
day following the Friday or SATURDAY
for which sold
Leave Richmond $40 A. 81. and S4:5
A. NJ Through ParlOr Car Washington
10 Atlantic city. via Delaware River
Bridge Route on 1915 p. ~. train from
Washington.
For further Information apply 10 Rich
nond Transfer Company. fo3 east Main
street, ticket agent, Byrd-Street Station,
or T.. A. TAYLOR.
Traffic Manager.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-07-22

and his forehead was cut over his lefs
eye. and several bruises were made on
the left side Of his face.
No ono was blamed for the accident.
The ambulance was called and prompt
~ responded with Dr. Miller In charge.
The doctor dressed the wounds and car
rled the young man 10 his home.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-07-22

The following recruits were sent on TO
Jacksonville for the Second and Fourth
Regiments yesterday
H. n Pesw. H. l.. Hayse W. n. Jones
T.. T. Hawkins. A. r. Maxwell. r. G.. Cor
man. X. h. Stull 10. l.. Murrin. +. W.
Bosher, ]. &. Amber.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-07-22
OCEAN VIEW, OLD POINT AND
NORFOLK.
81 for the Round Trip via c. and O.
Sunday outings.

Save time and money TO Ocean View by
Chesapeake and ONO sunday outing.
For 81 YOU can visit Old Point. Ocean
view and Norfolk. dividing your time be-
tween them. or spend ~ hours AZ OId
Point hours at ocean View, or I hours
al Norfolk
Talk with the conyalescing wounded
from Santiago. More hrst-class comfort,
pleasure and attract Ions, the quickest
etonc halissfed track without dust by the
q and o. sunday outings. which leave
ptchUond $50 every sunday morning.
ana returning leave Norfolk 6:f5 =. NJ.
ocean View : J.. NJ, and Old Point ;
J. NJ
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-07-22
Alleged Thief.

Eugene cambridge colored was arrested
This morning on Fourth street by petec-
tiyes Gibson and Wren on the charge OF
being implicated In the robbery OF WI
lie Allen
Court this morning.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-07-22

STAUNToN. VA. July Especial
John A. Moon. assistant postmaster here.
has been appointed A deputy eollecte'
in the informal revenue service. Who
his successor will be az assistant post
master lie not krown-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-07-22
GRASS WIDOWERS'
Special Service on &. and o. Saturdays
and Mondays.

Grass widowers desiring 10 go TO sta
lions north OF Gordonsyille ON Saturdays
leave Richmond on G.. and %. 2.l5 p. NJ.
train. and can leave Orange Monday
morning at 20 a. NJ. arriving Richmond
80 A. VI.
Those spending their Sunday on C.. and
o. between Richmond and NayuesDoi9
can take the special Grass Wii0wcrs'
Train. leaving Wayncsboro 600 a. NJ.
every Monday. and arrive at Richmond
10 g. NJ. This special train passes am
stations on the Blue Ridge al COM
fnrlu LIa hour.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-07-22

Governor Tyler has appointed Col.
FRED Peasants ousriefmaster general II
his staf 10 succeed COL w VI. Coullins
recently appointed qual'eFmaster IN the
volunteer army.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-07-22
MANY Persons Want Pardons.

batch OF papers recommending the
granting OF twenty-seven conditional par
Sons was received by the Governor yes
terday from the Board OF Directors OF the
penuenuary -,
r a.,orneYs OF the
IN Is taken
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-07-22
Transfers of Real Estate.

Henrico: W. NJ rarnum end wifel 10 sa-
rah C-'S--'~f PaIrlm. wife OF h. +
Pst- ~. 80 gcres on Hungary road,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-07-22
FELL FROM A CAR.
Robert Guihrow slipped aud susiain-
ed Painful Injuries.

Robert Guthrow. aged seventeen years,
OF No 1877 west Cary street. In attempt
ing 10 step from car near the corner
OF Eighth and Main street yesterday
morning about s:i5 o'clock fell ana sus'
tanned painful. though not serious inlu-
ries.
he struck his head against the car,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-07-22
Enhcrfs-M nrls.

Or. James NJ Roberts. the wen-known
dentist OF this city, and Mrs May @.
az the residence of the brides brother-in-
law. Or. j. T.. Taylor Montrale, Va.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-07-22

near Hungary. reservins right TO all min
erals on said land and insress and egress
for mining purposes. siVV
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-07-22
GRASS wIDowERs' TRAIN
For Orange and Beyond Begins Next
Saturday.

on Saturdays c. and o. Train No. l,
LEAVING Richmond 2.l5 p. NJ. Will run 10
orange and connect with southern rail-
- ~ Monday "a train will leave
0r@nee 100 4. NJ. and connect 20 Cor
6onsyiue Win the Grass Widowers. Train.
u r,,nn,rg from Wayuesboro "a. Richmond.
arrivine Richmond al 10 \. NJ.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-07-22
OAsTO1LA.
EXCURSION TO BUCk ROE BEACH
~ASPoE1rA.
lze h:- n -- ,,-
a' ~; E<HAZ1za i in

How TO become lawful physicians. dent
de- or LAWYERS. Lock-BoN 1915. Chicago.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-07-22
THE UUSTINGS COURT.

The Hastings Court was engaged
yesterday morning I'm the appeal
case of Helen Coy. the colored
fomaler. evangelist She was tried
before squire Lithgow I'm the lower
court for abusing her nelghbor, a colored
man named Hickman. and found guilty.
She was hned and put under bond. she
took IAN appeal 90 the Hastings court
Judge Ingram heard the case ana, win
dismissed. The judge put the woman
under 500 bond FOR twelve months %
keep the peace and admonished her 20
raf Hickman alone
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-07-22
MARY RORERTsON.

Mrs. Mary l.. Robertson died at her
late residence. No. IT'S Albany street,
Marks Addition. Wednesday night at III
o'clock. She was in the twenty-ninth
year Of her age She leaves husband
Mr. John r. Robertson
The funeral services were conducted
from the house by Rev. j. A. spencer
Yesterday morning at n o'clock. The re-
mains were then taken on the noon train
10 Green Bay, where the interment was
made al her old family burying-gro
Rev Il. w Bergman met The remains
al tho grave and conducted the usuaI
services there.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-07-22

Rev Ashby Jones. pastor Of the Leigh
Street Baptist church. Richmond, VINO
"a delighted the oak Grove Baptst
cburch al one OF their recent Friday
night meetings. will preach for this con-
lregation again Tonight.
Mrs j. -. GoOde and daughter MISS
blair Goode. left Wednesday to spend the
sumner with friends and relatives IN
Powhatan county. 1,,...,,.,t
Cantain L. n. FlOurnoy OF Chesterneld
Courthouse, was, In the city yesterday.
Mr. N +. Denny left yesterday morning
for his old home in Raleigh, n. c.
A large crowd went TO Dunlop this
morning with Fifth-sueet Methodist
Sunday-school on their annual outing.
Mrs. s T. owen expects to leave me ne
citv to-day 10 spend several weeks with
No. reI,,ives and friends az Halifax. Va.
Her host OF friends here will miss her.
but hope that the trip VIII be OF pleasure
Miss Alma BRADSHAW entertained her
little friends Wednesday nlsnt AT neF
home. In honor OF her birthday Tho
evening was pleasantly spent Refresh
ments we're served.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-05-26
SAFE is THE OREGON.
Arrives on tho Coast of Florida with
the Marietta aud Bun.io.


the Marietta aud Bun,lo.
Washington, May 95. SECRETARY Long
was at the White House twice this morn.
ing to see the president, spending only a
few minutes each time. On leaving the
second time he made the important an
nouncemcnt Of the safe arrival Of the
battles hip Oregon, the Marietta and the
Buffalo, formerly the Nictheroy, AZ Ju.
piter inlet, Fla, which arrived about
midnight last night
At the same time, Secretary Long,
while expressly stating no official ad.
vices had been received OF the bottling
up Of the Spanish feet in a harbor by
Commodore Schley's squadron, an.
nounced that there was every reason to
believe that such was the case. There
is so little room Of doubling the report
that Admiral Cerven and his vessels
arc penned in harbor by Commodore
Schley's squadron, that Secretary Longs
statement that there was every reason
to believe it, was supplemented by the
president, who in reply TO inquiries from
Congressional callers, stated il was un.
doubtedly true. Secretary Long had
only brief talk with the president over
the situation.
The safe arrival Of the Oregon at in.
piter inlet had been discounted 90 some
extent by previous announcement Of its
safety.
Commodore Schley's catching up with
CoryeRs' fleet was the source Of much
congratulation. Tor In the conferences
that took place at the White House,
there was feeling that it brought the
end Of war much nearer.
When asked as TO the possibility OF a
ruse OF some sort arising from Admiral
Cerven's deliberately entering a harbor
under such circumstances. Mr.. Long said
the purposes Of the Spanish is only con.
lecturcd, but that IL is probable they
went TO Santiago de Cuba for coaling.
While refRining from discussing spe.
officially the matter OF reinforcements
and the dispatch of Admiral Simpsons
fleet now asserted TO he In the neighbor.
hood OF Havana to Santiago de Cuba,
Mr.. Long had no hesitancy In saying
that Commo' y Schley could have
whatever aid wanted.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-05-26
ANOTHER CALL MADE.
seveniy-Five Thousand More Volunteer
Needed FsF the Army.


Needed FoF the Army.
Washington. MAY 2j.-The president
has issued a proclamation call for 70, 900
more volunteers This will make the
total army strength of regulars and vol.
unteers. $4,000.
Secretary Alger says the additional
volunteers called for will not be recruit.
ed from the national guard. As were the
first $4,000, but enlistment will be
open. The regulations referred to In the
PROCLAMATION under which enlistments
will be conducted has not yet been pre-.
pared, and u is thought there is no oc.
casion for hurry in this matter until the
full draft called for in first proclama'
tion has been secured
IL is further stated that the decision
to issue an additional call for volunteers
was not reached until the cabinet meet.
ing Tuesday afternoon The call, il is
supposed here, indicates the determine
iion to press the campaign actively and
vigorously from now on.
over 900 men have now been mus.
tered into the volunteer army Of the
United States, and official reports show
that the greater number Of these arr
ready TO move to the front Over two
thirds OF the states have entirely com
pleted their musters and should emer
gency arise, are prepare to begin anew
the work Just. completed.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-05-26
cERVERA BOTTLED UP.
lie l. Ia santiago dc Cuba aud Amerl.
eau HattlsshiPs nj the Enttance.

lie l. Ia santiago dc cuba aud AmsrI-
eau natiie.hiP. At the Enttanes.
New York. May g5 "A special to The
Herald FROM Washington ays:
SPANS flying squadron will fly no
longer II. race Is run. Cooped up in
the harbor Of santiago dc Cuba. it. de-
struct.on or capture Is considered by Of.
fcials here to b. merely a matter Of
time. Before the harbor are armorclads
Of the American navy. ready TO give
battle TO Admiral Ccrvera's men.of.war
the moment they poke their noses out ot
the channel leading TO the sea.
Official adviccs announcing these to
be the positions Of the opposing fleets
wcp received at the navy department
late last nigh, from the commander.in
chief Of the American forces operating
in front Of the harbor. Il was these ad.
vices which enabled the authorities 10
deny emphatically the reports that an
action had occurred In the windward
massage.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-05-26
THE PHILIPPINE ISLANDS.
United state. WIN Have to Hold Then
On Account Of European Jealousy.

United state. VIII Have 60 Hold Them
On Account Of European Jealousy.
New York, May 9S-A special to The
Herald from Washington says;
Major General Merritt who is to 20 to
the Philippine Islands as military gov.
ernor, is expected to govern them under
martial law until congress decides what
shall finally be done with them.
There is little doubt that they will be
permanently held by the United States.
In view OF the jealously existing among
European nations many senators and
representatives believe that Il will be
mor difficult TO relinquish control Of
the Philippine islands than TO hold them.
In view OF this belief some considea.
tion is already icing given to the prob
lem OF deyising civil government for
the islands when war is ended. The
extension OF the territorial system oi
the United States to the Philippines ia
out OF the question, AS IL will le a great
many years before the inhabitants arc
capable Of any degree Of selfgovernment.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-05-26
SCHLEY HAS THE
SPANISH FLEET.
Ceryera Bottled Up at Santiago
de Cuba With No Way
TO Get Ont.
ONE VESSEL CAN
HOLD HIN THERE.
The Entrance to the IarbOr Will
Admit the Passage Of Only One
Vessel at a Time.
WASHINGTON OFFICIALS
ARE A HAPPY SET.
They Believe Ceryera Can BE Starved
Into Submission or Ills Fleet be
stroyed at Almost Any
Time Now.
WASHINGTON OFFICIALS
ARE A HAPPY SET.

Washington, May 25.-There seems
10 be no longer any doubt but that the
Spanish feet Is now In Santiago harbor,
hemmed in by Schley's squadron, and
that their escape is almost, II not quite,
impossible. Members Of the cabinet are
exultant over this news, and although
they are not willing to make public the
source Of their information they regard
it as perfectly trustworthy. They are
not willing to state the exact position OF
Simpsons fleet, but say IL Is acting in
connection with Schley and can come TO
his relief any time should the situation
require IL.
Published report that another and
more formidable feet Is en- route from
Cadiz to the relief Of the squadron, is
not credited by members Of the admin.
istaiion, but should this prove to be a
fact the movement would BE- welcomed
by our naval authorities, as il would Ger.
taiuly result, il is said, in the destruc-
tion Of two fleets instead OF one.
II Is authorita,ively stated that the
situation al Santiago harbor Is such that
our gunboats, which are available for
the purpose, could successfully prevent
the escape ot the Spaniaris. thus reliev.
ing considerable part u both Samp-
sons and Schley's fleets for operations
elsewhere.
Members Of the administration regard
the present situation as most favorable
for our cause, and DO no, doubt but that
in very short time the Spanish aeet
viii BE- utterly destroyed Active opera
tions will as once be begun against Ha-
yana and Cuba by both our military and
naval forces
Taken altogether, the news % the day
i hig hly satisfactory, and IL IS conf.
IDENTIFY expected that should the Span.
iards attempt 10 force a passage 70 the
seas, the news of the total destruction Of
the fleet may b. expected at any time.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-05-26
RACE OF THE OREGON.
Lieutenant Ardavas Tells ot the Journey
Prom SAn Francisco.

Jupiter Fla, May 25.-Lieutenant
Ariavas Of the battlcship Oregon oame
ashore late last night aud being asked
about his long trip said'
"Our race was most exciting and es.
pecially after we loft Bahia, for we then
knew the possibility Of interception.
Captain Clarke however, kept the little
feet in constant readiness, and had we
run into the Spanish feet we would
have been heard from. As II Is, we are
all happy that our race from san Fran.
cisco is now ended and that we have a
chance TO take part with the fleets now
looking Tor Spanish beats"
THE Marietta and the Buffalo, form.
erly the Nictheroy, are with the Ore
gon.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-05-26
RELIEF AT KEY WEST.
spanish Iiest at santiago de cuba aud
strict blockade On.

Key West. May % There is nothing
definitely known here about any pos.
sib.e operation in western Cuba. but the
view is accepted at this place as a fact.
that the Spanish fleet is blockaded az
Santiago harbor in which event the ma.
val opinion here Is that the Spanish fleet
has committed suicide
II is now no breach Of confidence 10
say that Commodore Schley and Rear
Admiral Sampson aro believed 10 have
Admiral Cervera in their reach, and II
the Spaniards are in Santiago harbor
they can be blockaded and then starved
out Any one Of the heavy American
ships can hold the harbor,s narrow exit.
through which the Spaniards could only
emerge singly. Tho Spanish feet Is
very fast, but Is not composed of heavily
armored vessels. Indeed, any % Admit.
ral SIMPSONS hattleships could, in the
opinion Of naval experts, engage the en-.
tire Spanish fleet with fair chance OF
coming OF victorious
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-05-26

Savannah, May 25-The inyestiga.
ton Of the Florida Central and PcnInsu.
lar railway collision at Burrughs station
In which Private Barbce OF the First
North Carolina regiment was killed aud
Private Collwcll was seriously injured,
shows that the conductor brakeman and
ilagman Of the freight which oollidcd
with the military train were asleep
when the third section OF the passenger
passed the skiing on which the freight
was waiting and did not know whether
signals were displayed indicating anoth'
or section was to follow. The engineer
denied he was asleep but was in doubt
about the signals and relied on the fire
man, who said thec were none display
ed. The crew OF the freight train had
been ~ hours on duty when the acci'
dent occurred
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-05-26

Chattanooga, Nay 25 The exercises
Of the First division Of the First corps
began the days work AZ Chattanooga at
G o'clock and were witnessed by Inspec-
tor General Bvckinridge and many of.
hcers. The First and Second brigadcs
OF the division assaulted the Third brig.
ade which was cntrcnched on Snoigrass
hill, and was highly exciting, as well as
very crcditable sham hattie occurred.
BY actual count the number OF men
now in Chicamauga park is "a, SIS.
There arr 35 regiments " infantry, two
OF cavalry and eight batteries Of artil.
lery.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-05-26
TIE RIGHT TO SEARCH.
spanish consui at Kingston AK. Fol
PriEilege 10 search the Aduia.

spanish consul NJ Kingston Asks For
Privilege To search the Aduia.
copyrighted ls, BY the A. ociatcd Pres.
Kingston, Jamaica, MAY s5.-The
Spanish consul here, acting under the
neutrality provisions asks OF the colonial
authorities the right 10 search the
steamer Adula when she arrives from
Cienfuegos today with Americans or any
other passengers who may have taken
advantage Of her to leave that city lie
is v search Of dispatches from the
American hlockadirg fleet TO the navy
department aud Of communications from
spies lie AYERS that on her previous
trip from Cienfu, gos the Adula brought
mail from the United States cruiser
Marblehead and he cite. the British neu.
trality laws, declaring that official dis.
patches ar conim0and
The colonial authorities after inquiry,
replied that no proof existed OF tire ca.
istence OF the official dispatches from
the Marblehead, but only OF the person.
al letters Of the officers and men which
were accepted as an act Of courtesy for
mailing here. The Spanish consul per.
ssting In his demand for the privilege
TO search all packages sealed or unsealed
and the persons OF passengers, the colo
NAL government replied that such
a thing conld not BE- allowed
without proof Of reasonable prob.
ability. The colonial authorities are un.
derstood TO have inquired Of London for
advices. They are reluctant TO do any.
thing displeasing TO the United States
and are yet determined to enforce neu.
tralty.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-05-26

Key West, MAJ % An important
arrest Of a supposed Spanish spy was
made hcr by United states Marshal
Hmr Tha prisoner. i. Romingo Sape-
tro Jiminrz, who was among those cap
mrcd uu tAc steamer Panama and has
snco been hcldntmrd ship as a prisoner
OF war Jmincz l. supposed TO have
obtained information concerning New
NoTk harlor and its defenses with charts
OF the llrbor which De- is attempting to
gct Co ihe spanish authorities. He is
about 20 yeas. OF age, a Spaniard and a
civil ou:inr.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-05-26

London, May o. ~ dispatch received
here from Loyd's agent at Manila, via
Hong Kong, says the American bark
Saanac, Captain Barnaby, from New.
castle, n. 5. W, Feb. 20, for noilo
Philippine islands, and which was cap
tured shortly after the outbreak OF tn,
war by the Spanish gunboat III Cano
has been released.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-05-26
FOOD FOR HAVANA.
Potatoes Are nsinT Planted ~ a Hope
of Relieving the Famine.

OF hfNeNlhk Ahe iemlnes
New York, MAY g5 A dispatch to
The Herald from Havana says;
Efforts are being made by the authori.
ties to provide an adequate supply OF
food for the residents Of the city aud the
soldiers, provisions having become very
scarce since importations from the Unit.
ed States have ceased.
Sweet potatoes, other roots and vege.
tables are being planted IN large quaint.
ties in the neighlorhood OF the city.
Owing to recent rains Il is the hope and
belief that crops gathered from this
source will be sufficient for the necessi.
ties OF Havana
The Norwegian steamer Bntsburg,
which left Sagua last Friday, took off
a. passengers, AZ Of whom were foreig.
ncrs, most of them Americans.
Thrce American warships werc taking
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-05-26

Berlin, May 25.-It Is scmiofilcially
denied that there is any truth in tie
story from Manila rccariing the Ger.
man consul threatening Rear Admiral
Dewey for not permitting the landing
Of provisions from German ships, IL be.
ing claimed that the consul said he
would land them with the aid OF Ger.
man cruisers, and that the American
commander in return. threatened to fire
ON the German warships II they inter.
fered
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-05-26

lama Frs. association. has just ~
tumnd from Washington aud brings the
private Information that Major General
Wheeler ~ Alabama j. hesceching the
preiacnt 10 appoint William Jennings
ry1n ni Nebraska 10 a high position ON
BIS staff.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-05-26
Unknown Man Murdsrod a, Key We

Key West, Nav Am unknown
man was found dead IN yard within
half a block of the Key West hotel. Ills
face and head werc bruised beyond rec.
ogniuon This, together with an as.
sault upon two sailors, has aroused the
people 20 demand that the city le better
protected There arr only two police.
men in the city and they are paid in
scrip, $50 per month. which Is discount.
ed nc.half Th'c policemen have
served notice on the city authorities that
they will resign.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-05-26

Washington, May eS.-lt is expected
that the last cable connection between
Cuba and Madrid has now been cut.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-05-26

Jupiter Fla, May gS-rhe United
States battloship Opgon, which arrived
herc late Wednesday night, has left Ju.
t,HFau
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-05-26

Atlanta. May ga special to The
Constitution from Montgomery, Ala,
says: A.,
IA Rountree. SECRETARY OF the Ala
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-05-26

sOundings on bania nonaa Iucsaay ana
ON Sunday they were seen OF there ex.
changing signals.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-05-26
Prisoner. Complain Of Had Trsatmsn

Madrid, May 2S--An official dispatch
from Manila announces that majority
Of the chiefs who took part in the last
instruction have presented themselves
to the Spanish governor general, offer.
ing their services for Spain.
1t is said here that the Spanish prison.
ers Of war in the United States have
again complained that they are treated
as cOnvicts