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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-11-12
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UNRuLY NEGRO SHOT.
EX-Chicf of Police Melton Rescued
From Rough Riders.

Wilmington. N. c.. Nov. 11.-Compara-
tive quiet has reigned here to-day.
Guards shot one unruly negro in a ne
gro slum of the city this afternoon.
A sensation was created by the capture
OF j R. Melton. late chief of police. by
crowd of rough riders, who would have
committed violence had not the militia in
'erfered and at 8 O'clock Melton, r. H.
Bunting and c. H. Gilbert, ex-fusion pol
we're treatment by Red Shirts, were es-
corted to the depot and sent out of town.
me city is now under thorough militia
tha police protection, and there Is every
indication that no further outbreaks are
expected
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-11-12
Insursents rake an Island.

London, Nov 11.-Adybces have been re-
celved az the offices in this city of the
Philippine Commercial Company, saying
thai the insurgents have taken the island
OF Negros one Of the Philippine group,
separated by narrow channels from Panay
and Cebu, and that they are besieging
Iloilo, capital OF the island Of Panay. and
the second largest port In the Philippines
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-11-12

New York, Nov. il.-Justice Lawrence,
in the Supreme Court to-day, issued an
order directing the sheriff to arrest An
drew Carnegie, the millionaire iron and
steel manufactures Mr.. Carengie was
served with notice by Commissioner
Gray on Nov. 1 to appear before him on
Nov. 10 10 testify as 10 his qualifications to
act as a special juror and failed to do so.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-11-12
FINAL TRIAL or FARRAGUT.
she Is Faster Than Thirty Knots
and Fills Requirements.

San Francisco. Nov. 1.-THE torpedo
boat destroyer Farragut has made what
will probably be her final trial Trip She
steamed a full speed for an hour without
a single hitch. and accomplished the task
laid out for her on the specifications, in
which she was built. She is little faster
than thirty knots, but just how much will
not be known until the report of the trial
board has been submitted to Washington
The members of the board have expressed
themselves as well satisfied with her per-
formance.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-11-12
DEVELOPMENT AT PHEN1x.
Trouble VIII Inevitably Follow the
Return Of the TOIberst.

Washington, Nov. 11.--A special to the
Post from Columbia, S. c., gives the fol-
lowing story Of to-days developments In
the race riots in that state;
sheriff McCaslin Of Greenwood coun-
ty. In which Phenix is located, wired the
Governor to-day: Things perfectly quiet
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-11-12
Emperor won't Lard at cadIz.

Berlin. Nov. 1.-THE foreign Office dis
poses Of the various deductions drawn
from the Emperor's proposed call at The
port of Cadiz by saying that mis- majesty
will not land. but will remain on board
the imperial yacht Hohenzollern and thus
on German soil.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-11-12

Hanover, Mass, Nov. 1l.--Fire In the
general store Of c. A. sterns to-day was
followed by a terrific explosion. which
blew out the sides Of the building. killing
four men and over a dozen were Injured
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-11-12
New flag for Norway.

christlana, Nov. 11.zThe storthing to-
day adopted resolution 70 introduce
purely Norwegian flag. without tho en-
blem Of the union with Sweden.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-11-12
RrcHNoND's RECEPTION READY.
Wilmington Negro Exiles Left the
Train Before Reaching There.

Train Before Reaching There.
Richmond. Va, Nov. 1.-THE informa-
tion here is that six of the negroes ex-
PEELED from Wilmington, N. c., were on
the Richmond bound train to-day; that
three Of them went from Rocky Mount,
N. c., to Norfolk, and that the other
three got of at Manchester, just across
the river from this city, before the train
stopped there.
Policemen were at the depot In this city,
prepared to arrest the negroes had they
gotten off to remain here.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-11-12

ANOTHER PROCLAMATION.
Mayor WnddcII Warns Certain Far
ties That Disorder Must Ccase.

Wilmington. N. c., Nov. 11.-Though the
city of Wilmington is still under martial
law and troops are patrolling the streets.
good order prevails to-r&ght and no fur
'Aer trouble between the races is feared.
Certainly rioting among the negroes is
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1898-11-03

Cincinnati. Nov The suit fled
here IN tine United States court by tie
Mercantile Trust and Deposit company
OF Blitimer Tor the foreclosure of mort.
cages amounting 10 s2g.O0O,O0a on the
Baltimore nud Onio railway IS only an
auxiliary 90 inc suit pcnuing 40 Bait.
more. Similar suits will be brought IN
northern OHIO. West Virginia, Indiana.
Illinois ana other districts. where this
railway bias property. The finding OF
the court no Baltimore will b. sent %
Columbus, Cleveland, Wheeling, Indian.
apolis aud Chicago, and DEGREES entered
therein IN accordance with the one en-.
tered at Baltimore These proceedings
are simply preliminary 20 a pan OF 70.
organization heretofore provided for
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1898-11-03
Dispute Over Territory Is Supposed
to Be the Cause Of the Warlike
Preparations.
RUSSIA BELIEVES THE
TIME 0PP0RTUNE.
Thinks Great Britain VIII Have Her
Hands Full Settling With France
without Fighting In the
Far East

Wei Hal Mel, Nov. Am British
warships here, the first class ba,tleship
Centurion, first class cruiser Narcissus,
second elias. cruiser Hermione. torpedo
boat destroyer Handy, and frst class
gunboa; Peacock. have cleared Tor ac.
ton and ready for sea at an hours
notice. First class battleship Victori.
Gus and fret class cruiser Undauntod. nc
the Foo. are coaiing 90 their full cluaci.
ty. Tine greatest secrecy Is maintained
a. 20 the meaning OF these wariike prep.
arations, but there is no doubt that
important instructions are expected nc
any moment
A large Russian feet has assembled
NJ Port ArthRr.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1898-11-03
"F0RGIVEN.'
Seats now on Sale. No advance in Prices.

bility be directed TO proceed at once 90
destroy the collier Merrimac, utilizing
for this purpose the naval vessels under
his command and their explosives. this
plan being calculated 10 relieve the gov.
eminent Of additional expense. while az
the same time giving naval seamen de-
sirable practice in countermining and
the removal 81 channel ohsfructions.
Naval officials nave not expressed any
particular dissatisfaction with the work
Of the Merritt.C Chapman Wrccking COM
pany, but the experts are thoroughly
agreed that little can be accomplished
beyond tine raising of the Mercedes with
the present force az Santiago and they
have decided that further expense IN
other directions is unwafmntcd
This decision has been influenced 90
some extent by the arrival IN Washing.
ton OF representatives OF great Swed.
ish wrecking corporation, which sue
ceeded In resculng the British battle.
shin Howe from a condition comparu
lively with that Of the Cristobal Colon,
and which points 20 n record OF over
600 ships which II has extrioated from
more or less serious positions, nearly all
OF them submerged at considerable
depths. This company, It appears, Is
not only confident Of It's ability to bring
the Cristobal Colon ana the other Span.
/ ism vessels to the United States, but i
ready to guarantee the delivery OF the
Maine in the big dry dock at the navy.
yard in New York The Swedish wreck.
ers propose 10 take all risks OF failure
without expense 10 the government and
rely II they succeed for compensation
wholly ON arbitration.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1898-11-03
Do Nssra RsEImsaI MalInI.a.

D'troit, Nov "A special 10 The
Evening News from Camp Poland, near
Knoxville, says the sixth Virginia (nc.
grol regiment camped within quarter
Of a mile Of Thirty.hrst Michigan mutt.
MED because white officers replaced the
negro officers, who resigned under pres
SURE The Thirty.hrst was ordered out
TO quell the disturbance The regiment
started ON doublequick for the negro
camp. but were stopped by orders from
headquarters and sent back TO camp
Tho negroes are parelying with white
nillcnrs
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1898-11-03
WILL STOP WORK ON
SUNKEN SPANISH SHIPS.
Nsw Contract. wni lie Let which VIII
Relieve the Government ~ success
L. Not Attained.

New York, Nov "A dispatch TO
The Tribune from Washington says:
The navy department practically de.
oides TO abandon wrecking operations
under existing contracts on the Spanish
cruisers Cristobal Colon, Vizcaya aud
AlmiAnte Oquendo, near Santiago,
which have become GENEROUSLY expensive
10 the government and 20 approve tho
recommendation in part at least Of Ma
val Constructor Hobson and other OIL.
GERS who have been experimenting the
work Of rescuing these vessels The dc.
partment has reached the conclusion
that the Vizcaya and the Admirante
Oquendo viii probably never be rescued
ana that the Cristobal Colon, II saved az
all will not be- brought to the United
States by the Merritt and Chapman
Wrccking company, OF New York,
which has been working ON these YES
sells under a special contract involving
the payment OF ts25 20 a day since July
20. without vsibly improving the
chances OF that vessels salvage, The
same company since July 6, when It eX-
eoutcd the first contract for the prosecu.
ton Of wrccking operations on tho ships
Of Ceryera's squadron has been receiv.
ing separate payment Of $500 a day,
with the single result that the lnfanra
Maria Teresa is now on her way to Nor
folk, where o commission will decide
what additional compensation, not ex.
ceoding 100000, shall be paid 10 the
wrecking company on her account
The board OF construction, TO which
the matter was referred for considon.
ton by Secretary Long after be had
virtually decided that the present ar.
rAngement was becoming into.erable,
assumed the responsibility OF recon-
mending that the contract for the sal.
wage OF the Colon bo annulled on Nov.
10. and that new proposals for righting
and raising the vessel BE- publicly sought
by the navy department under restric-
tons which would involve the govern.
ment IN no additional expense unless the
attempt was altogether successful.
The department will send a cable dis.
patch to Captain Colby Chester, senior
naval officer, on tho south coast Of Cuba
II the recommendation Of the board are
approved as they will be, without doubt,
directing him 10 concentrate the wreck.
ing work for the present altogether on
the Roina Mercedes, which is submerged
IN still water and capable Of ready rails.
ing, and that no further attention for
tho present be paid to thu Oquendo aud
the Nizcaya.
Captain Chester will also In all proba.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1898-11-03
A PEDDLER DELIVERS
A vALuetE PACKAGE,
Picks Up Negotiable Papers worth rwsa.
ty-Fivs Thousand Dollars on streets
Of New York City.

New York, Nov. A swarthy. sol.
smn eyed Italian stepped into the bank.
ing house Of Farson, Leach a. Co, %
Nassau street, threw package ON the
counter with "Da for you; da for
you" and then started to walk out
There was a chorus Of clerks calling him
20 come back.
An hour before, messenger from an.
other financial institution started out 70
deliver packages Of more or less value
He knew he had one addressed simply
"Farson, Leach a. Co" without the
firms street or number, and he was
also aware that the envelope contained
securities aggregating $4,000
When he stepped into Farson. Leach
q Co.'S place the package in question
was missing. To make known his loss
and stop payment on the government
bonds in Washington and az the sub
treasury here was the work OF but few
moments. SIN the securities were ne
gotiAble at any bank in the universe.
The envelope which the Italian had
so carelessly tossed over 10 tho bank
clerks contained tho missing securities.
He was called back and taken into Mr..
Leach's private Office. His story was
very simple. lie was a chestnut ped.
dler and stood in Cedar street 1Ie
picked up the envelope from under the
feet OF the crowd shat throngod ,eSst
He saw the name or Il. but n he
could not read Eng. IN, he stopped a Pc.
destrian aud asked him what the writ.
ing was. The maa told him and also
gave him the location OF the Office. He
bad delivered the package. lie was
only little way from where bis stand
was. lie did not want any reward
The only thing that was pulling Mr.
leach was what 20 do Tor the finder,
but substantial recognition OF bis act
will be made.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1898-11-03
WOMEN AS STOWAWAYS
ON TRANSPORT OHIO.
They Are Trying 60 Get TO Manila
where Their Husbands
Are soldiers.

San Francisco, Nov. 2.-The mail
steamer Doric and the transport Ohio,
now ON their way across the Pacific, car.
ry orders from General Merriam direct.
ing that the troop ship Indiana DO ar.
rested at Honolulu and her commodore.
Colonel Funston, ordered 20 land several
siowaways, wives OF volunteer officers OF
the army. Two Of these are said 30 b.
mentioned specifically Ia the order and
both are brides Of Kansas officers
They are Mrs. J. G. sohlielnan. wife Of
the chaplain, and Mrs. +. +. Buchan,
wife OF Captain Buchan, who sailed on
tine Senator In command Of the Oregon
recruits. The Chic l. not expected TO
oycrtake the Indiana, but the Doric may
40 ~. In such cases the ladies may pro.
coed on the vessels 10 Hong Kong ami
from there go 10 Manila 10 JOIN their
husbands.
The transport Pennsylvania viii sail
to-day, carrying the F,fty.hrsJ Iowa
regiment
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1898-11-03
AIRS ITSELF ON AMERICANS.
The soleii Comments severely on the
Position Assumed by United states.

The solen Comment. severely on the
Position Assumed by United states
Paris, Nov. 2 The Soleil, comment.
ing editorially upon the position as-
sumed by the American peace commits.
sioners, says:
mo monarchial government would
have dared TO conduct itself after the
fashion OF the Americans. who are for.
ever talking so much about right and
liberty. The plan Of the Americans is
now evident IL Is TO take all Spanish
colonies, and leave Spain the debts OF all
those colonies. This Is the result OF the
holy war undertaken 20 insure the indie.
pendenco Of the Cubans What base
hypocrisy do these Liberals, these Dem.
ocrats and these Republicans show"
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1898-11-03

Norfolk, Nov. The whereabouts Of
the bark Maryland, on which when at
Havana there we're five cases OF yellow
fever and three deaths, is a mystery.
The Maryland sailed from Havana on
Oct. n for Baltimore against the pro.
test Of DR. Drummer, sanitary inspector
Of the marine hospital service at Ha.
vana, who advised the captain to pro.
coed 20 Toriugas quarantine Nothing
has been seen Of the vessel, on which IL
Is feared other cases OF the disease have
developed.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1898-11-03
CAUSE OF THE TROUBLE.
Russia Takes Advantage Of Great Brt.
ain Beiur Involved WIN France.

Russia Takes Advantage Of Great Brit
ain Beiur Involved win France.
London. Nov A displicl from
Wei Hat Wei announcing that the war
preparations Of the British naval author.
titles there is regarded hero a. being Of
grave importance, coupled with the An.
glo-French war preparations It sur.
missed that Russia, prohtIng by the
present strained relations between Great
Britain and France has decided 20 push
forward her clcims in the far east by
forcibly Selling valuable treaty at Port
Niu Chwang, which Great Britain can.
not permit, it is said.
On Oct 30, a Russian reg ment occu.
pied the town OF Mn Chwang in the
province OF Ieao Tong, also the forts 90
the mouth OF the river Liaou ON Oct l5.
thus securing complete possession Of
Niu Chwang The native troops ded
without making any opposition, unders
from the empress dowager and Ii Hung
Chang. A British gunboat was in the
river a. the time. Its non.resisrance u
regarded as virtual British abandon.
M emit ~ the whole Of Manchuria 20 the
Russians and an invaluable stngeuc
position Great Britain viii certainly
lose the Min Cbwang trade OF which it
had fully sO per cent
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1898-11-03
KIIIsd BY an r,nln.lnn.

jamestown, Cal, Nov. 2..-By an 40.
cidontal dynamite explosion in a com.
partment shaft at the Trio mine, David
Stewart ana Frank Catings were killed
and Edward Brophy and A. X Bercher
slightly injured. The escape from death
o. Brophy and Borcher was miraculous.
They were only 10 feet distant from the
other two minors but were sheltered by
the cage. The explosion was caused by
the drill striking a quantity OF dyna.
mite
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1898-11-03

Worcester. Mass, Nov. 2. - John
Reed, the notorious bunco man, who
was serving a sentence Of 10 years in the
state prison. Is at large Accompanied
by J. l.. Abbott, state prison.kceper.
he came to Worcester for a conference
with his counsel Later Reeds wife,
who followed her husband from Boston,
wascngage IA conversation with him
for some hours. Shortly after midnight
Abbott left tho room. When he re-.
turned, 10 minutes later, Reed had dis.
appeared.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1898-11-03

Vancouver b G., Nov Admiral
Pallis' secretary, who had left here for
an up.couniry point, mas been urgently
telegrapEed 20 return 20 EsquImault az
once. All b. excitement IN naval circles.
The scotsmen o. Vancouver. recogniz.
ing the gravity of the situation. offer TO
raise a regiment ami place the same &C
the dispo,a. ~ the government for ser.
vice either 40 home or abroad.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1898-11-03
The Quarantine Convention.

Memphis, Nov. 2-Tho committee In
charge Of the quarantine convention to
bo held In this city on Nov a., has adj.
dressed letter TO President Mckinley
asking his advice aud encouragement In
deyising some effective systematic plan
10 prevent a recurrence Of tho distress
ing conditions caused by yellow fever,
which existed in some southern states
during this year and last Every state
in the Union has been invited to send
representatives, many medical, sanitary
experts Of highest scientific attainments
will also he In attendance.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1898-11-03

Knoxville, Nov. 2.-Major General ].
g. Bates and Major John a. Logan OF
his stan have arrived here Five oi
seven regiments at Camp Poland will
be- under command OF General Bates,
when be takes charge OF the First diyis'
ion. First corps, NJ Macon, under reor'
ganization. General Bates l. inspecting
the rprimpnts.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1898-11-03
rrl.. Mensr ior caplaIn mInsr.

Mexico, Mo, Nov. Captain ID. A.
Hiner, OF this city, Mississippi river
pilot who makes hH headquarters In 81
Louis. has received from the treasury
department Of the United States a draft
for sum Of prize money to which his
father was entitled on account Of the
capture of the Confederate steamer
East Port, On the Tennessee river Feb
q, 1859, az tho naval battle Of Fort
Horny.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1898-11-03

New York, Nov. q A dispatch from
Montovidco says; Rumors Of a revolu.
tionary outbreak continues. Various
citizens hay been arrested and IL Is an.
nounccd armed groups are gathering ON
the frontier proparing for invasion
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1898-11-03

London, Nov. 2.--The earl OF Minton
who is to succeed tho earl Of Aberdeen
as governor general Of Canada, has been
gazetted n G. @. M. G..
The evening times., 1898-10-20

! Cephalgia Cheadache). 2. Feeling of
weight on top Of head 8 Pam al PACK OF
head l. Throbbing temples. D. Pres
sure across the brow. g. Spots floating before
CoDf.sion Of mind I2 Muscular soreness.
10 Dizzy spells IA Coated tongue. Is.
Sleeping with mouth open. l6. Nose stopped
up. either one side or other. "a. scaDs form
;TG in the nostrils IS Palpitation of heart
1a Easily irrttated 90. Insomnia, inabili-
II to sleep p. Variable appetite. D.
Distress in stomach or bowels. %: Swelling
Dropping Of phlegm into the throat. 26
Swallowing 10 moisten throat u Hemmlng
or hawking 10 clear the throat. q Loss OF
smell. 20 Consti ipatien. alternated with diar-
rho,a 3O Rush Of blood to the head. 81
dav. 49, Swelling of the feet. "a. Dys-
ponae or shortness of breath. 80. Ilnnltus
aurium, or noises ia ear. SO. Hearing falling.
M Discharge nom the ear IS Hearing worse,
having caught cold. SO. Sitting up at mgnt
70 breathe 4O Cold hands and feet: Al
Hot flashes at back Of head. a.. Sediment in
urine ss WDy skin. ~. Yellow spots
BODY. 40. Sores on legs. q. Rough, rcd
itching patches on skin. as Bad odor 10
breath. 40. Having to get up at night 50:
or shoulders. S. Aching in the bones.
s.. Canker in the mouth. 81. Rumblng noise
in the head 55. Bad taste in mouth &C.
Cough night and morning. 81. Ntllit Iee4lflss
Soy5 he hack S. Unpleasant dreams, with
frequent waking up. 50. Take cold easily.
60 Stitch in side 81. Periods Of men
tai depression SO. Tickling behind the pal
ste O. Pain behind the breast bone. Is.
Nausea (sickness OF stOmach). 66. Easily
frightened g. Oppression after eating.
sc Hair falling out. 90. Perspire on slight
exertfon. 20. Dark rings under eyes. al.
Putiness Of lower eyelid 72 Deposit in urine
when lei, standing 7S. Flesh soft and fabby.
"a Fhrobbing sensation in stomach 20.
Swollen glands 76. Skin hot and flushed.
r. Head feeling heavy. IS. Prickling sensa-
tion in the stomach. 79. Sores slow TO heal.
50. Sensation OF itching when first going to bed.
81. Passing blood mucus. ~. Night sweats
6s. Cough up phiegm streaked with blood. s.
Lost Of interest in social affairs. S.. Snap
ming sounds in ears Sc. Nose bleed. 81.
Sneezing spells S. Loss OF voice 81
Pain and stiffness OF joints 90 Attacks Of
earache 81 Confusion of thought. s2
Feeling OF construction around the head 80
Easily excited. "a. Depression, following
slight exertion. 95. Aching in throat. 81
Feeling Of weight in lower part of bowels. 81.
Abnormal craving for acids, sweet, bitter, etc
ss Inability 10 keep warm. ~. Bleeding
gums. 100 Trembling hands