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The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-03-27
BEGINNING TO DOUBT 1T.
spain Making spAnlards Believe She Has
All the Powers with Her.

spain Making spAniards Believe She liza.
All the Powers with Her.
New York, March 26.-European in.
reference between Spain and the United
States is a growing delusion Of the
Spanish classes in Cuba, says the Ha.
yana correspondent Of Tho Tribune.
Apparently it is fostered from Madrid
through government channels. The b..
lief Of these classes that the nations Of
Europe will side with Spain in case Of
war has always prevailed. IA finds ut.
tennce IN the many pamphlets which
have been published since the beginning
Of the revolution, and the newspapers
have encouraged the idea The way
they put IL was that the United States
was responsible for beeping the insur.
rection alive because tilibustering was
not stopped that Europe cannot inter.
fere In that matter but that the min.
ute hostilities are aroused viii arrange,
with the possible exception Of Great
Britain, against the United States.
At a distance this is difficult to under.
stand Nevertheless it is widespread,
not merely among the ignorant popula.
lation, but with officials and business
men. The case is one ON which the gov.
eminent can always rely when its own
purposes call for war Of sentiment or
for the strengthening Of tho popular be-
lief that nothing need Ia yielded to the
United States. At present this dolusion
Is invoked 20 quiet the anxiety which Is
felt over the report ON the Maine disas.
ter. The masses Il the Spanish people
have AN understanding that the Amer.
can court Of inquiry win report against
the theory u accSiont They have
thrown out our reaspns for thinking tho
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-03-27

Fayetteville, Ark, March 20.-Two
tramps built coal fire In am old basin,
put IN a refrigerator car in the Frisco
yards and went 10 sleep by It. A third
tramp, seeing the fire, climbed into the
car, shut the door, and also went TO
sleep. About O'Clock next morning
another tramp, Samuel TODD, who
claims TO live IN Kentucky, entered the
car. He noticed the coal smoke In tho
carand heard the men Breathing heavily,
but thought nothing Of il and fell asleep
An hour later tramp who slept in
another car went 70 wake his friends,
and found two Of them dead and
the other two unconscious. He gave
the alarm and physicians were sum.
moned Todd rcgained consciousness,
but two Of the others are dead and the
third Is in "a critical condition. There
was nothing on the persons to identify
any of them
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-03-27
CUBAN WAR NUSTSTOP
United States Inclined to Give Spain
One More Chance.
Mr. M'KINLEY STANDS FIRM.
sPaia WIN Be Notified That HostIlL
ties Must lie brought to . Closs
Aad That This Must lie Done
In Very short Time.

Washington, March 26.-It can be
stated on positive information that this
government will, II indeed IL has not
already done so, inform Spain that the
condition now existing in Cuba has be-
come intolenble TO the people Of this
country, and that hostilities ON the is
land must close. This policy is in di-
rect line with the views Of the president
as expressed in his last message to con.
gress on Dec. 0.
II Is not known that any time has
been fixed within which the war must
be terminated, but II is believed IT Is the
purpose Of the administration not 20
permit any unnecessary or extended de.
lay. II is known in high official circles
that many people, the highest in au.
thority in Spain, including members Of
the ministry, are extremely weary Of
conflict In Cuba and would will.
ingly accede 20 any reasonable
terms for a settlement OF the whole
question by granting to Cuba her indie.
pendence on an indemnity basis. Oppo-
sition to this plan comes from factions
opposed TO the present administration,
who demand extreme measures, II nee.
essary, TO retain control Of the island.
In view Of these conditions what will 10
the answer to our demand cannot be
foretold.
The navy department has issued or.
ders placing officers in command OF A
number of single turreted monitors
which have recently been called into
service.
Secretary Long had an early confer.
ence today with Senator Hale. chair.
man Of the senate naval committee,
lasting over half an hour. The secre.
tary then had n talk with Lieutenant
Mark, Judge advocate Of the Maine cour,
Of inquiry. Mark spent some time az
the navy department comforting with
the judge advocate general and with
Captain Crowninshield, chief Of the bu.
reau Of navigation.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-03-27

Little Rock, March % The largest
seizure Of timber cut from government
land has just been made by Special
Agent SchiierhoIz. in Pope and searcy
counties, consisting Of GO,OOO thouand
feet Of the finest walnut timber. A
number Of arrests will follow, warrants
having been placed in the hands OF dep.
utics 20 serve. The logs seized will be
sold az Darianelle, Ark, and as the cut
consist Of the very finest walnut timber
grown in the state, it is thought the
sale viii attract many buyers and b. the
means Of turning over considerable re.
venue 90 the government.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-03-27

Washington, March %. A large con.
tract for disappearing gun carriages has
has been awarded 10 the Walker com.
pany Of Cleveland, whose immense
foundries and machine shops have been
placed at the disposal Of the govern.
ment The government will run It's
plant night and day 10 rush work for
rapid delivery.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-03-27
IS BECOMING SERIOUS.
The Situation In the Far Fast Con-
siderably Disturbed.
WARsHIPS READY TO MOVE.
All the British Vessels at Hong Kong
Prepared TO Put Go Sea at Any
Moment order MobliisIugtho
Troops az Hong Kong.

london, March ga dispatch to
The Times from Hong Kong says or.
ders were issued Friday 10 the naval e..
tabishment there 10 make urgent prep
naiions to place itself on q war footing
The sian was augmented and mobiliza.
ton ordered. The dispatch further an.
nounccs that 90 French cruisers have
gone north, avoiding Hong Kong. The
British baitlcship Barileur has gone to
Nagasah, Japan.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-03-27
HELD IN READINESS.
Order Issued to the National Guard
of New York.

Order Issued TO the National Guard.
Of New York.
Buffalo, March 20. -Brigndier G sncral
Peter @. Doyle, Friday night received
the following telegram:
Albany, n. Y, March 95.-"Brigadicr
General Peter G. Doyle, Fourth brigade.
n. c., Buffalo:
Hold your officers within call. None
should absent themselves without ap-
proyal Of proper authority.
&C. WHITNEY TILLNGHAsr,
Adjutant General. :"
Upon receiving this message General
Doyle notified the commanders OF the
Seyenty.fourth and Sixty.ffth rogi-
ments in this city, the first separate
company at Rochester the second at
Auburn, the eighth NJ Rochester. the
thirteenth at jamestown. the twenty.
fifth az TonawAnda. the twenty.ninth az
Medina, the thirtieth 40 Elmira. the
thirty-f0urth at Geneva, the forty.firs
at Syracuse, the forty.second at Niagara
Falls, the forty.thiri at Olean, the forty.
seventh az Horncllsyille, the forty.
eighth at Oswogo and the signal corps.
az Buffalo.
The direct effect OF these orders ~ 20
place practically every officer Of the
Fourth brigade on waiting orders under
martial law.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-03-27

Pittsburg, March 26 Within the
next two months the great lakes and
lake cities will send from 5000 20 5000
men to join the force OF the United
States navy, according TO statement II
Lieutenant X. G. Dening Of the United
States navy, now in this city on re.
crnltlng mission.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-03-27

Denver, March 26.-Thc masters sale
Of the Pcco- Valley railroad has been set
by Judge Hamilton TO take place at
Eddy on April 49, II is expected that
the bondholders viii buy IL in, take it
from the hands Of the receivers and turn
It over TO the new corporation, which
viii Immediately extend II 700 miles
north 10 Amarillo, Tex.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-03-27

Ardmore, T. T., March 2G.-while in
pursuit u gang Of horsethieyes near
Orr, 80 miles from here, Deputy Tucker
was fired upon by one Robert Terrell.
with a 0-shooter. The marshal returned
the fire with his Winchester, killing his
antagonist with the fourth shot Ter.
rel was recently released from Jail here,
where he was charged with horsetheft.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-03-27

New YORK, March 20 a special "a
The Herald from Washington SAYS;
The one ray Of peace is that Spain az
the last moment may Offer a solution
that will prevent war. This proposition,
which may bc submitted, Is that spain
will agree TO set definite near date be-.
fore which she Is to paoify the island by
a form Of autonomy, or, failing, will
withdraw her ships and troops aud ac.
knowledge the independence Of the IL.
land Of Cuba.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-03-27

New York, March 26-The carnival
Of sports given az Madison Square gar.
den in aid Of the fund for the erection
Of a monument 10 the marines Of the
battleship Maine was brilliant success
in every sense Of the word, and a. a ~.
suit about $4,000 will b. added to the
already large total.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-03-27

Bethlehem, Pa, March 20. The Beth.
lehem Iron company has received anoth.
er big order for the United States navy.
IL includes seven iO-iuch and six i2.inch
disappearing gun carriages, and five
l0.inch guns, 10 be- delivered by July !
The company = works are running nigh.
and day on armors, guns and carriage.
for the United States navy.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-03-27

Philadelphia, March 90 Acting un.
der orders from the navy department NJ
Washington two Of the old monitors
now at League island navy yard. the
Catskill and Nahant have been placed
in dry dock for repairs All monitors
now at the navy yard viii b. put in con.
dition for fighting.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-03-27

Havana, March 20 Captain sigsbcc
received large flower ship today
when he sailed north on the Oliyette
with the other officers Of the Maine
bound FOR home The flowers were from
Consul General Ice and the newspaper
men here The captain was much AZ.
fectod.
All l. uuipf hprs
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-03-27

Brownwood, Tex March 2G.-As u
result OF the the terrible shooting aifmy
Thursday Sheriff Charles Bell is dead,
and Brown county aud west Texas
mourn the loss Of a. brave sheriff as
west Texas ever had.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-03-27

Fort Worth Tex, March 2G.-Eli A.
Hirshheid, secretary and treasurer Of
Ioxas-C0l0mdo Chautauqua, has ~.
turned from Denver and rcport. that
Boulder has Been selected as tine place At
which The Clautauqua will be- located
IL isa town Of about 5000 population,
about I'D miles from Denver. and the
ciiiyeus agrea 90 cxuend sao OoO in uur.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-03-27
FLOOD AT CINCINNATI
Central tnson station Abandoned an,
Ln.s 90 nnlIrnnh. Innrmnn..

Central tnson station Abandoned aud
Lose 20 Railroads Enormous.
Cincinnati, March 26-The railroad
-sitase1n Is changed by the abandon.
mcnt Of the Central Union station by
all roads using It except those coming
ON the Chesapeake azd Ohio track
Temporary stations are made at Eighth
street and at storrs.
An officer OF the Big Four rad says
the loss 10 the roads entering Cincin.
matt cannot b. less than q 900, 600. The
loss Of traffic Is enormous, a. freight
carried just preceding the food was far
beyond that Of a year ago
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-03-27

Brennan, Tex, March g6.-The case
Of Joseph W Swami charged with the
murder Of James H. Foster, was con.
cluded here. The jury returned a yer.
dict OF guilty and assessed the punish.
mont 40 % years In the pcnitcntiary.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-03-27

Hong Kong, March 20. An the Brit.
ish warsIdps are coaling and provision.
ing having been ordered 10 prepare for
immediate readiness 10 90 20 sea. The
nayyyaris here are working day and
nlrhi
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-03-27

St. Louis. March sG.-Little Leslie
Morrow, a l-year.old boy, died in great
agony here. They boy ate piece Of
bread upon which arsenic paste had
been prepared for nts The physician
did what he could TO relieve the child's
suffering, but an hour after swallowing
the poison the boy was daad.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-03-27
NO PROTEST YET MADE.
The spanish FiotiIlA stun Coming, but
Being watehed by OnicIals.

Washington, March 26.-No protest
or representations Of any kind respect
ing the advance Of the Spanish torpedo
tiotilla have been made up to the present
time so far rs can be learned in the best
posted quarters. The movements Of the
hotilla continue to be watched with the
keenest interest by naval officials and
close estimates are being made as 10 the
hotilla's present location and the time
intervening before its arrival at Porto
Rico.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-03-27
THE MARKET rs.
Ilyeatoek.

Chicago, March 26-Cattlc Receipts,
5000; quiet and unchanged
Sheep-Reccipts. 5000; steady.
ST. Louis, March 26.-Cattle-. Receipts,
100, no Texans; received strong.
Texas and Indian steers, 8G5@A5O.
Sheep Receipts, zoo, but no Texan,
steady.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-03-27

Denton, Ter, March 90.--T. G.. w.
Davis was given Is years In the poniten.
tiary for the killing Of II. Il. l.. Semplc.
Semples mutilated body was found in
the woods near here by horseman
about two years aga. lie.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-03-27

Muskogon, Mich, March 26.-The
Amazon Hoziery company, the largest
in the world, applied for the appoint.
ment Of receiver Secured indebted.
ness, $4,000. The concern has s9g5.
200 capital and employs 800 people.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-03-27

chasing tho lite and bcautifying IL for
Chauiauqua purposes. Mr.. Hirshfeld
will leave for the east this week to ar.
range with different lecture bureaus.
The opening day viii b. July 1. and
Colonel Henry Watterson will b. the
orator OF the day
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-03-27
A Quo Cont Drnft.

Perry, No, March 26-M p. Myera,
the late postmaster at Perry, received a
few days since draft for cent, the
same being the balance due him on his
account as postmaster at this place. Mr.
Myers intends keeping this paper ~ u
CuriOsitv
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-03-27
Not What Was Expected.

New York, March pa dispatch 20
The Herald from Madrid says:
"Your correspondent finds that the
Spanish reply 10 the United States will
not b. anything like what the sanguine
optimists expected, and the outlook
consequently, is decidedly serious"
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-03-27
Mn,rmsnt of War v....I..

Philadelphia, Marcn 90 me cruiser
Columbia viii sail for Hampton Roads.
She will b. followed by the Minnoapo.
lis. Il Is stated the Maintonomah will
probably sail next week, but her destina.
ton cannot b. learned.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-03-27

London March 26.-The Daily Mai.
which regards war between the United
States and Spain rs inevitable, the only
uncertainty being the time Spain will
choose for beginning hostilities, says:
America will naturally triumph and
earn the worlds praise for Kidding Cuba
Of ruthless tyranny; but she will fight
at a disadvantage II compelled to fight
Immediately"
The Daily Chronicle after expressing
a doubt whether the Spanish inquiry
has been conducted as carefully as tho
American, the report Of whose commits.
sion, IL says, Is "in harmony with all
the probabilities Of the case" proceeds
% review the principal aspects Of the
question
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-03-27

Arimoro, l. T., Mach q - p7'
Davis came In run - Non-li ,... .'t
In custody Frank Jurnry, a yuHnri '
about 81 years o,d, charg ii ~.,h 10
murder OF Jack Howard.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-03-27

Abercromhie, n d., March 20. Tile
house of Edward llan.man nc Kent.
MINI, burned Friday night aud all the
family persisted, including llansman, his
wife aud five children.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-03-27
nnIr.. snnu md sl.ni.

London, March 2G..-Scycre gales, nc.
companiod by severe cold aud snow and
sleet, prevails over England over 100
fishing smacks are missing.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-03-27

London, March 26.-It Is learned that
the condition OF Mr. Gladstone is mo-
critical
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-03-27

N ONDAY Special
MARCH 18th AT
Mistrot Bros. & Col
so ladies fine embroidered handkerches
- end 30
pieces embrOderies Monday
4 Less Than Manufacturers Cost.
90 pieces fancy real &c value Mondays price
I lc a Yard or 10 Yards for l0C
90 pieces Cords valve &c. Monday
\ &c Per yard. "a
30 pieces Roseda Organizes former price 1oc Mondays
l2C per yard
pieces stripe Organizes Mondays Sale
4 I -2C per yard
day only
OC per yard
Is pieces Duchesse Illuminated patter pink and tan
value r., Mondays price only
l-2C per yard
Is pieces zephyrne Organizes and former
lOC per yard
90 pieces Arcadia NOve lace stripes and Dresden degm
OC per yard ~
90 Corded Jaconet lovely designs 15c Monday
lie per yard. @
lowered designs, value, Monday
lie per yard
pieces 3nc Organizes grounds de-
signs, value zoe, Monday .
4 14C per yard
pieces the latest imported Organizes beautiful patterns
nrices from
I9C to 48C per yard
On Table Linens Towels, Napkins, Lace
Special Prices
pieces peppere o. bleached sIeeting Monday
l2sC per yard
pieces Peppere 1914 bIeached sheeting, Monday
l5C per yard :
pieces Ticket
DC per yard
lin ADDITION TO THE ABOVE - (
to of IAD[y
nSSES' DREN'S FOOTWEAR for SUMTER mv
assortment BE HAD ~
than before and Prices
MISTROT BROS. & CO.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-03-27

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The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-03-27
NEW MATTRESSES MADE
AND OLD ONES REPAIRED.

The undersigned ofi,r his services 10 the ciu'
zen ~ Bryan aud the Vicinity asa Mattress Maker
and Repalfcr Refers by permission 90 many
citizens OHlre Ia the cotton room OF capt
", smith. Respectfully
ZACK TALLY, COlOred.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-03-27

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The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1898-01-13
When Character Is Formed.

Again, in many homes, older children
make the life of the smaller ones wretched
much of the time. The writer knows a
family where there are three children, the
youngest about years of age. The older
ones seem to find no greater pleasure then
to tease the babe on every opportunity,
for she occasions them much merriment
by her violent vocal and bodily express
ions whenever she is tormented beyond
endurance. One does not need to remain
about this home long before seeing plainly
that this child is being worried into an
ugly disposition. Even at years she
has reached the point where she in iutoler
able much of the time, showing her un-
balanced condition by flying into pas
sion over every little thing that occasions
her displeaure. The attitude of older
children serves to keep her In more or
less constant state of fatigue, and the
actions performed in this condition are
rapidly forming habits, thus determining
her character.-ProfM. Y. OSAea.
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1898-01-13
The Children's Sleep.

A physician in an address before a
woman's club on the care of chlldren's
health, recently said that it is criminal
TO attempt to save little money by not
giving every child in the family a bed to
himself The physician also emphasized
the need of early sleep. alt is so easy"
he said, Ito let a nervous child lose
sleep in the early evening, when he or
she should be hard at it When a ply
scian prescribes some impor tant remedy
that must be taken and which is not
pleasant, mother feels that it is time
well expended to COAX and wheede, and
even brbe the little one to swallow it.
Spend just as much thought and effort
in getting your child to sleep every night,
if he does not fall off lis chair at the
evening meal from drowsiness, as the
normal child should. Give up concerts,
theatres, parties, anything till you have
secured tor the nervous, twitching boy
or girl the benign habit Of sleep. Coax
him to his room, give him quick sponge
bath, tuck him in his single bed, with a
light wool blanket over him besides the
sheet. and in lowered light sit by him
and talk to him till he is quoted. Tell
him gentle, soothing stories, nothing to
excite his imagination. anc when he is
finally asleep, have the room cool, dark
and quiet. Don't let him try to sleep in
a room which has been a sitting room all
the evening, without having il thorough
ly reflled with fresh outdoor air, which
may be accomplished by throwing win
dows wide open for fifteen minutes"
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1898-01-13
Grow More Glover.

The objection that farmers have ron
stantly made to our appeal to grow more
clover has been two fold, says Wallace
Farmer; the high price of the seed and
the difficulty of securing stand. The
first objection cannot be urged this year.
Clover seed is away down in price, the
cheapest thing we grow on the farm, corn
not excepted. and the man who makes
this an excuse this year is not able to
farm at all or he does not want to grow
clover. There has been considerable
force to the second objection. the difficult
ty of securing stand. 1t is not always
that the most skllf growers can secure
A stand of clover, and yet the chances OF
securing stand are SO many compared
with those against it that no man should
hesitate minute.
For instance, suppose a farmer has
winter wheat or rye. If the former, we
would sow it in one of two ways, and will
not determine until next March which we
would adopt. If the winter should be wet
and the ground full of moisture in March.
we would SOW on the surface if the wheat
be broadcast and take our chances on the
freezing and thawing. If the ground
should be dry or the soil sandy, and hence
but little chance of movement in the soil
by freezing and thawing, we would wait
until the ground would work reasonably
in the spring, sow the seed and then har-
row in. narrowing the same way the wheat
was drilled There is very little chance
of failure in either of these methods.