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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-05-11

nur nit tnapper Notb Dem Slammentobe,
bo9 10 oiel man ipeiB, purben ale gsrettet.
Gum ~5ipeiten Male in 20 Sabren 1T Der
9ei9Gftstbei1 bon Gol6elter, gonnectiz
cut, Elm Rdub Der 5lamrnen geipDrz
ben. 9as Seuer fam Samitae Nadt
i'm @9nitttpaareaGuben Der @ef9piiter 81
Council bur9 bic Grplpi ton elmer 2urnpe
gum Nusbru9 unb brannte iiber feds Stunz
ben lang, Biz cine Reibe 9Ol3erner @e6dube,
bic fat ben 9an5en Mer9ant's &otn
1&mfreifte, in Sriimmer lag. Ser ger1ltit
betrdgt $4,000 unb lift gum 9rDBten Sbeil
bur9 8erftderung gebedt.
Die S9ubfabriten bet Sirmen MauB
Bros, &c QBolff 8ros. in Cincinnati, beibes
fiebenftOdi9e 9dufer, iinb Sreitdg Mor9sn
t6eilipeiIe abgebrnnnt. Ser 8erlu1t hetrGgt
ungefG6r 100000.
Sn @rcel1ior Springs, &c.,, 1T bas Gins
6otel, zines Der f90nIten i'm 2anbe, a6gez
brannt. Sas Seuer mar tnn MaI9inenraum
gum Nusbru4 ~getOnmen. 9as 9otel purbe
in 1889 INIT einem &pItenauftpanbc bon
100000 gebaut. @s bate 500 Gunner.
Sberit Gttenfon bon 2%eaoen.portb, aas., mar
felt Gebtem Sumitag Der uGIetni9e gigentbiiz
mer. @On ben bl1nbert @diten, bic ii9 CUR
s3eit i'm 9otel 6%efanber, retteten einige mutt
fnapper Notb ibr 2eben. Der 8erluIt om
Glmss9otel biirfte birfte $4,000 errsi9en.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-05-11

4uquftine Gorrigan in gep gorf spar. Den
@tan5puntt biloste am Mittpo9 MOrsen
UNI 10 11br in Der &atbebrale
celebrirte 9o4amt, gu pel@em bic
@lGubigen gum eriten Scale burh bic 8Idnge
beg i%ilbernen @~lodenipiels eelaben tpurben.
Ser Subilar purbe bon elmer pro5efiion
6oditebenber Geiitli9en unb elmer Gbrenz
pafe BON 500 aabetten bon feiner @Obnua5
na9 Der 8a!bebrdle eeleitet. !6obe Prdlaz
ten aTfitirtsn benz SubiGar BEL ber Gele6riz
rung bes pontififalomtss. Ser pdpitlide
Qblegat, Gr5bif9of Martine1i, tpobnte
nebit ben iibrigen @eiitli9en Der W1effe BEL.
DIS Gbrenoef6enf gu ieinemSu6ildum purbe
benz grSbii9of bon ben 9ldubigen feinss
Sprengels cine Quitting iiber bic Stlgung
elmer @9ulb BON 100000 iiberrei9t, oie
nod auf Dem bonn @r5bif9of eegriinbeten
priefterfeminar 9untpoobie la tete.
ON benz Seftmable, ipel6es mad benz 6D9z
ANTE f%tattfanb, nabmen 500 priefter She'll.
9onnerftag fnnb in Der 8atbsbrale eine gots
tesbienilide Seier ftatt, an Der ii9 5000
&inber bet6eiligten unb am Mbenb ipuroe ben,
Subilar gu @6ren i'm metropolitan Opera
9ouIe Elm GROCER @mpfang abge9uIten.
Der 6raf pom Gourin.
Brin3 0ictor Gmanuel, ber @raf BON Sue
rim unb NefR beg a0nigs bon SStalien, lit
9ienitag N6enb nuf elmer Rei1e I'M, Die Melt
in Sem gorf angelangt. Sn ieiner geglsitung
befanb fi6 @raf @arpenetto, ebsuFa(ls Elm
Mit9lieb bes t0nigliGen 6auIes bon %SeStdlien.
Sic tpurben in 6obpten bonn @rafen 8inci,
benz @eIdnbtT9aftsiefretdr in 8a16tngton,
unb 8ertreter beg abpe1enben italienif9en
Mintfters SABA, unb bonn ;tatisniz
1den @sneraleonful giooanni Brandt emf
pfan9en.
Grprdioent GlepeIano auf elmer 6iidtonr.
GrzprG1bent Glebelan6 1T Sam1tag 0a9z
mittag in 8e9leitung bes frii6eren Sberz
b~unbesantpalts SubIon 9armon unb bes9rn.
Sp6n uri Warb aus Cincinnati in5unousfp.
g., angefommen, um elm paar Sage i'm Ga
ftaGiaba9 nu6 Sorellen unb Del Pelee So
lamb na4 S9nur3barl9 gu angeln.
Gbeureres Bier.
Die gtnctnndtier 8rduer BADEN in grtuarz
tung elmer terenRe9ierungsfteue ben8ier=
preis UNI einen Dollar bas SAP er606t. Dis
Steuereinnabmen BON 8ier unb S9nap5
baden i'm bergangenen Npril $4,000 r1ebr
betrdgen, als in bemlelben Monar be5 pcr=
gan9ener Sdbres.
Der yKaiier WiIPelm ser 6ro6e".
Der Oampfer y&ai1er Wtl6elm Der
@jrpBe", bonn norbbeutfGtn 2Iopb, hut auf
Der 6a6rt bon Bremen na9 Ne!p Oorf
in einem Sage $50 8noten gernabt. Sm
0ur9f9nttt betrug Die 59ne1i9feit bes
9ampfers pGbreno Der Go6rt 1886 anpten
Die Sturbe.
SeafntentpahI.
Die Nationale 2iga Der Mufifer Mmeriz
fa's bat in ibrer in @6eeling, @. 3D., obges
baltenen Contention bic na6iteRnoen9eam=
ten erpG6lt:
prdiibent, Nler. 8rsmer bon Seem gort;
8ioez prdfibenten: S, $. Gi9munn bon
minneapolis, 5runt NrricO BON 8irmingz
ban, Nla,, Sran8 S. Nefon bon M6eeling;
@Gabmeiiter, 6. .. Muller BON Sat 2i0erz
pool, g.; Setretdr, S. 81. 0i66urb Dpn
Pittsburg.
Geforben.
5rou 6enrp s. Sbur6er, bersn Manlt
pribat1 etretdr bes prdiibenten Glebelanb
mar uno Der ieBt nit DON. 80. 9idinfon
neutrality-suspicious. betreibt, 1T III Detroit gez
Itorber. sic binterldBt bret S09ne ua0 5pei
S06ter.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-05-11
9ernttrh1tE&.
Silbernes Inbil6un1.

Hidt felt Der @runOItstnGegung CUR Rem
Yorfer patrtdsz aatbebraGe in 1869 bat nns
ter ben 8atboliten biefes 2anDes eine 10
groBartige Seier ftattgefunben, ipie es bic
lebte Mo6e begangene Jeter oe5 f%il6ernen
8ii4Ofsiu6ildums bes gr5bii4ofs Mi4ael
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-05-11

5rant 9~arrineton bat in Sout5
8enb, Snoianu, bic Srau 9a1lert,
cine Mittpe, BEL Der er po9nte, bur6
einen @9uB t0otIih DerlpunOet, neil Tie fi9
getpeigsrt bate, i'm 5u beirotben. 9urauf
jogte ct ii9 ielbit cine 8ugeI bur9 benS4dz
bel.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-05-11

Matte 5i9 tbrem groe ndbert uno he9t 9roB,
@pmpatbie fir bic &Oniginz8egsrtin in
ibrer ungtidli9en Gage.
Ser @ierer Gorrfp. bes2on6on STANDARD
beri9tet folgenbes: nSn Der S6ronrsbe,
pel9e ber 8ailer unb a0nig am Mittmod
Na6mtttag i'm @6lofe BON 8ubupeft 3uerf
bor Der D1terret6i19en, unb bann bor Der un=
gariI9en Delegation b~erIe1en tpirb, pirb berz
Iel6e Itatt elmer MISUNDERSTANDING i'm
Mmtsblatt bic @rtldrung abgeben, boB in
benz &riege 3tpiI9en ben Ser. Staten unb
Spanien bic itrengite Neutralitdt beoba9tet
perben tpirb, mie bies auh in Der Sbronrebe
bes beutfhen 8aifers Der SAL mar"
6ro6britannier.
@labfone's ardfte finb Itetig i'm M6=
nebme11, obpoAl man glau6t, baB iein Sot
fir's @rite mod ni9t 3u ertparten lit. Oas
2eiben lit nod ni6t ftarf ge11uq qetporber,
um bic ans Wunoerbare gren5enbe @t.Grfe
Der &onItitution beg patien.en ii6erpGltiqeu
gu t0nnen, bo9 mabt it9 aGmGbli9 Elm
S9pG9e5utdno Bel inn benertbar, Der
mo3 bur@ ben Ie6nli9en 8uni9 bes &rans
ten na6 Der tpo6lDsrbienten Ru6e oergr0Bert
pirb. Ser arante tit iebt auf fein 3immer
bef9rGnft. Wieber unb pieber ipenbet 1t6
iein @eiit tritiiden 9erioben in Ieiner 2ouF=
babm gu unb gu Der @eiebgebung, bic i6m 10
oiele Sor9en ge1na@!t bat, baup.iG9li9 a6er
ut ct nit reli9iOfen 8etra9tungen be19df=
tigt. 8om Sobe fpri9t er ais bon einem
@rl0ier.
Ra@ einer0isnitag notwithstanding
lung ipiro Der britiide 8otf6after in WuI6=
ington, Sir Sultan pauncefote, ben Inter
itaatsietretdr bes altstpdrtisen Nmtes, 9ir
Sbomas $. Sdnberfon, einen Der srfabren=
item biplomatiI6en 8eamten i'm britifdRn
Oienit, gum Nahfolger erbalten.
Sir Sbomas 0enrp 5anberion mar felt
1894 feitangeitelter nnterIefretdr beg ausz
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-05-11

5rau 6enrp s. 2burber, bersn Munn
9rioat1 etretGr bes 9rG1ibenten Glebelanb
mar unb Der ieBt nit DON. 90. 0itinfOn
neutrality-suspicious. betreibt, 1T in Detroit gez
Itorber. sic binterIdBt bret @09ne un0 5pei
S0nter.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1898-07-12
plSSENSlONS AMONG
SPANISH OFFICERS.
Santiago Would Surrender ~ ~ Was
Not For the strong stand Taken
by Military Oniesrs.

New York, July ia dispatch 10
The Tribune from Siboney, via Port An.
tonic says:
The light artillery that arrived on
Saturday will be sent forward and
placed in position Tor onhlading tho
trenches where tho Spanish forces are
strongly intrcnched.
The progress in pushing forward the
heavy siege guns is Disappointing They
may b. needed 10 reduce the main forii.
fications OF Santiago.
Engineer and artillery officers arr
positive that they have located accurate
ly the Spanish batteries, which were 80
destructive In the earlier fighting.
The troops which came Saturday will
BE- used a. a reserve, and not sent ahead
too rapidly.
The additional supplies brought by the
transports will be very serviccable, az tho
refugees from Santiago aro becoming a
serious military problem. There il a
large settlement OF them NJ Caney, but
that was not sufficient, aud hundreds
have spread beyond siboney Rations
are served 20 them.
The most intelligent Of the refugees
say that only a small number Of Spanish
soldiers have recently entered Santiago
not more than 1000. Discussions con.
tinuo between General Toral, the mill.
tary governor and General Liuarcs. Ca.
pritcs, the civil governor. wants the city
20 surrender without further bloodshod.
but the military faction Is stubborn.
Tho report Of tho bad health Of the
American troops in the field are exag.
gcnted. Tho chief suffering has been
from malaria and ordinary camp ail.
ments, which yield 10 treatment Some
Of the regiments have also suffered from
/ physical exhaustion, because too much
labor was put upon thsm In digging
/ trenches and rifle pits
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1898-07-12
SPANISH WAKING UP.
They Are beginning to Realize the Power
Of tho United states.

Copyrighted. isas. by the Associated Pres.
Madrid, July 10, via Hendaye, France,
July lin spite Of the fact that public
opinions are divided, inclining rapidly
in favor Of peace, the people aro bccom.
ing convinced every day OF the impossi.
bility Of Spain standing against the
power Of the United States The war
party urges the continuance Of the strug.
gle, "to convince America of the diff.
Guilty to obtain a prompt triumph Of her
arms and thus secure FOR Spain better
terms"
There is a split in the cabinet, which
will probably result in In resignation
aud the formation u an Intermediary
government, because Senior Silvela, for
the Conservatives, Is unwilling to incur
the responsibility OF peace negotiations
for the best obtainabio terms, is certain
20 be trying TO Spanish pride, which de-
mands the scapogoat
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1898-07-12
sEvENTY-FlvE ARE
SERIOUSLY WOUNDED.
They Are SUFFERING Prom AanPatatisn'
or Zone Fraeture-Tood add Water
Are scarce at santiago.

Copyrighted. Ia. ~ the A. aisd Press
siboney. July 10. p m. VIA Playa
del Este. BY Associated Press dispatch
boat Cynthia II. July ii.-There ara
only 70 wounded men in the hospital
herr who are being treated Tor serious
amputations or bone fmctures. IN the
hospitals az the front thcre arr no
wounded soldiers. The serious cases
and all the rest OF the wounded are on
board the hospital ship Relief or on
transports The situation from SAINT.
tary point OF view i susceptible Of much
improvement
The landing Of reinfoFcements Is pro.
crossing rapidly. All the men OF tine
First Illinois regiment, six batteries o.
artillery and So recruits foS the regular
infantry are now ashore, and IL Is prob.
able the Eighth Ohio men from ST. Paul.
will be- landed by noon tomorrow.
General Shaftcr held a conference
with the American generals at the front
todAy concerning the offer made tho
Spanish commander Toal in which lac
would surrender Santiago, II the Span.
ish garrison was allowed 70 march out
with side arms and 20 miles start with.
out molestation. Toral agreed II this
was accepted not 10 destroy the ships in
the harbor, the ammunition in the forts
or the buildings Of the city.
a majority Of the generals, General
Wheeler leading, are In favor Of the ac-
ceptance OF these terms on the ground
that the Spaniaris can march out west.
ward anyhow. burn the city and destroy
all vessels, and guns and ammunition
before leaving.
Food and water Is very scarce az San.
tiago One biscuit recently sold FOR s.
In gold.
Cuban auxilliaries were put 20 work
this morning policing the camp AZ this
place.
IL Is earnestly hoped DR. Guiteras will
order Immediately the buildings here
burned 20 reduce tine chances OF a spread
OF serious epidemic.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1898-07-12
RUNNING AWAY

The sky was clear. the stars were
bright.
The grass was wet with dew,
when Johnny arose. put on BIS clothes,
And vowed what be would do.
I'll leave my pa. I'll leave my ma
III 20 from here 20 stay;
They used me rough-I'ye had enough
And 80 I'll run away
an take my clothes. III take my all
A slave / will not be:
III 20 out west. tn do my best
IN strike Tor liberty"
And Johnny started brayely out.
And said he'd ne'sr return:
lie said he'd 30 ard make a show.
And let his genius burn.
lie travelled an that summer night
And brayely through the day.
"And then" said be. Il wish that We
Had never run away.
I'm weak and tired and sick, 20 said he,
with sadness in bis tone:
1T isn't best 10 go 0ut vest
AZ least. 10 30 alone
"And now I'm In a pretty Ok,
And don't know what 10 dol"
And then he sighed and sobbed and
cried.
"B00-hoo, boO-hoo. boo-ho0!'
The boy when found was taken home.
And was content 10 stay
Said be: I'm cured. and rest assured,
III never run away"
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1898-07-12
Do ns.trnetIen ef . nnttI..hln.

Lieutenant W. y. Cushing Of the
United States navy sent the Confeder.
ate ram Albemarle 10 the bottom OF
Roanoke river In 1864. During the war
the Confederates had sent down Fed.
eral ironclacs and II wooden gunboaia
by various torpedo devices.
The Albemarle lay moored AZ a wharf
at Plymouth, n. G. She had been built
on the bank Of the Roanoke above
Plymouth and had made couple Of
raids out into the waters of Albemarle
sound. which the Federaa we're strur.
Cling TO hold as their territory. Il re-.
Qulred fleet TO hold 10, with the Al.
bemarle ready to pounce down az any
moment and s,aye In the frall wooden
ships with her massive iron prov.
Gushing entered the Roanoke river
az night and managed 10 elude the
Confederate pIcke's there stationed 10
warn the forces above OF danger. u,s
OUTFIT was a small launch holding a
dozen armed men. prepared 10 6rht
should they be hailed by the enemy
However that was avoided. and The
LAUGH brought mp in sight OF The ram
long after midnight.
The outlook on the ram espIed The
strange vessel and gave ball. Seeing
that alarm had been given. voung
Gushing, with orders 90 hts engineer
ana men, prepared h weapons FOR tina
encounter His sole object was the ds.
alrlc..ou of The ram at any cost. One
means 10 that end was q swing fpar
torpedo fixed to the Prov OF h.s launch
which could De pointed iu The direction
Tor the vessels course. Cushing TOOL
| Into bis own hands the ropes In aim
ana discharge The terrible mIsslie AM
was over In "a minute. Tho Confeder'
aies opened FIRE from the deck at tbo
LAUGH. Gushing was hIt ma banJs
we're amartiug from wounds when ho
handled the weapons OF destruction An
immense hole was torn ln tbe sido %,
the Albomagle She sank lnsfantiy
All her crew escaped. Cushlng's launcb
was swamped and one OF bls men
drowned The hero made Mia wsv
back 70 his ship in the sound. bnt ,be
rest OF the party we're made prisoners
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1898-07-12
SENDING BY EXPRESS.
Army al Chiekamauga Being Equipped
with Al Possible Haste.

Chattanooga, July 1.-The great
army at Camp Thomas is now being
equipped with all possible haste and
supplies are reaching the camp in car.
loads. Heretofore IL has been the policy
Of the department 20 ship ordnance and
quartermasters stores 70 Camp Thomas
by freight, now the equipments are be-
ing sent by express During the last q
hours, Captain Zalinski, the quarter
master,who has charge OF the disbursing
Of clothing, equippage, and supplies for
Camp Thomas, received SIX cars Of sup
plies by express, while u carloads, the
latter by freight, reached this camp.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1898-07-12
THE CRUISER CHICAGO
ALMOST COMPLETED
Her RsmedsiInE Has Transformed Her
Inso . waTship That Greatly Adds
TO Her Quaiitls.

New York. July 1.-THE cruiser
Chicago. reconstructed aud with In.
creased speed, early next month viii
'leaye the New York navy yard. after
having been IN tho hands OF workmen
for several years Few will recognize
in the new Chicago the vessel that flew
Rear Admiral Erben'. flag and was
commanded by Captain Mahan, now a
member Of the hoard OF strategy in
Washington. tor she IS practically a new
ship, the only remaining original part
Of her being the iron hull
When the Chicago went ont 81 com.
mission she was tark.rigged, with three
sail masts, but when she slips out Of the
dry dock she VIII have two masts, neith-
Ct Of which win carry sails They viii
be military masts. Ike those on the
others Of Uncle Sans fghting ships and
viii give 70 the reiuyenatod cruiser a
more warlike appearance Then. too,
like her sisters Of the navy, the Chicago
will have her warplint on in place q
the snowy coat she wore IN the palmy,
II experimental, days o. the white
squadron"
The Chicago was completed In 1883,
but many changes wor found 20 BE-
necessary in her machinery and armn-
ment, and It was April. 1859 before she
went into commission. Her dimensions
are: Length, s25 feet; beam - feet
inches, and a dnfto Of 10 feet. She was
built with 5OOO.hor.opowor engines ca.
pablo Of n speed Of 70 knots
Tho Chicago was assigned 20 Euro
pean waters from 1893 to 1895, when it
was shown rbat her speed was entirely
too slow FOR her mission. Being un-
aunorod, although protected, 10 was de-.
cided that she should have greater speed,
in order that were she 10 encounter a
first class hattleship her speed would en-
able her 90 show her heels % the enemy,
and she was ordered home
The two new triple expansion engines
which have been installed In the new
Chicago will have an indicated horse
power OF 1000 instead OF the 1000 OF the
old engines and viii augment greatly
her speed. Through the genius Of mod
ern construction the new engines are
tons less than the old ones Another
feature is the powerful electric plant FOR
the senrchlights, signals, steering appa.
mtus, etc.
Her armament has undergone many
changes. Her main battery. formerly
consisting Of four s-inch. eight 6.incii
and two 5-inch breechloading rifles, are
augmented by fourteen 5.inch apidfr
guns, In addition 20 her secondary bat
terry, which will consist Of all the latest
models Of small mpidhro rifles
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1898-07-12

Baptisi-w. C. Fhley, pastor, Ser.
vices every sunday u a. m. and 7.l5
p. IN. Sunday school oij a. m., pray
er-meeting Thursday night
Methodist-J. B Cochran, pastor
Services II am. aud Z p. m. sunday,
sunday school 9.i6 a. IA Epworth
League sunday p. m. prayer-meei.
Jog Tuesday night
Presbysterian-J. D. West, pastor
Services morning and evening ist. 3fd
and iih sunday In each month, sunday
school olj a. m.i pfayer-meetiug
"Wednesday night.
Christian. j. l.. Andrews. pastor
Services II q. M. aud 7l5 p. N. sun
day; Sunday school ai5 a. M, Chris
iisn Endeavor p. M. sunday, prayer
meeting wednesday night
Free Communion Bapiist-A. ~
Stewart, pastor Services every sun.
day night 10 each month, sunday
school i0A. M.
s. Joleph's Catholic Church-Paiher
pelnAr, pastor Mass al 8 aud 10 a. M.
Sunday.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1898-07-12

lvanhoe Commaudery 40. s, knight
TempIars-Meet 2nd Tuesday In each
MONTH A. NJ. Rhodes, y. c. g.
Rhodes, Secretary.
W.T.. Austin Chapter 40. 81. r. A.
M.-Neets third Monday In each
month. John q. Tabor II. r.. Joe b.
Reed sec'y.
Brazos Lodge no. 10. A.F.6A. NJ.
Meet fourth Monday in each month.
S. B. Buchinan. W. VI. Joe b. Reed,
sec'y.
Bra1os Lodge No. %, K.ofP.-Meet
ir.i and third Tuesday In each month
"A. 81. waldrop c. Co. nc. De.
Maret, X. II R.6s.
Vulcan Lodge so. 81, A.O.U. w
Meet second and fourth Thursday 10
each month. NJ n. James, NJ. WA.
Emden recorder
Bryan so. Lodge 1882, x. OIL. Meet
first aud third Thursdays in each
month A. Emden. dictator, A. D.
P.atner, reporter
Brall. Camp 80. lOi, ". Of W
Meet second and fourth Friday In each
month w. s.. Stuart C. c.; Joe B
Reed, clerk.
Bryan Tent so. lb. K. o. T. NJ
Meeting nights lut aud third Monday
each MONTH Sam -. Wilson, C., Joe
Is. Reel, r. X.
Bryan Lodge $50. $50 Home Forum
Meeting nights second and fonrlh
Wedne'day each month. l.. A. saua'
der pres'i, Joe B. Rred, anancier
Bryan Lodge 40. 400, National Aid
Meeting nights trst aud third wednes
Jay Ia each month. A. W. Holman,
pres't VS. stuart scc'y.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1898-07-12

Some interesting facts have been
published respecting the teetotal col.
llery village Of Roe Green. ln Ian
oashlre. England twenty-five years
ago the houses Of the village belonged
almost exclusively 10 the Bridgewater
trustees. who employ most o. the men.
To-day. out OF 40 houses. eighty-ons
are inhabited by their owners. The
Rechabite Tent has a membership OF
go: the Band Of Hope 2S5.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1898-07-12

TIL. Atlanta Constitution says
aeov. sDycrs is a Southern s'n .o,d
mari sas abnut to say an .o,u
,,sblor,r southern gentleman n.,
but disqualification i su Pon H.
-. d, rsry nan with Whom, whom ne
Ia. b" thrown in W''n mi1I po.
in cssrss. and out Of it, ,N %,i scene nc
i action Texas is certainly ,l,o' = q
= oo' ','',D upon the PrO ,l :,
Of Joe ssyers in the De s,, me-, measure
,h. s.. capitol He will n.an % :"
, up ,si Ior he i . big man
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1898-07-12

Copyrighted. iss, by the Associated Press
Guantanamo Bay, July 10, Z p. m.--
The Oliyctte is here ready TO sail at any
moment for Hampton Roads with coo
sick and wounded aboard among them
boing General Hawkins, Major Brodic,
Major Bell, Captains Knox, McClintock
and Henry, and Lioutonant Nicholl
Young DoyercatN and Fiscus
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1898-07-12
Frnnes LenfnIss n Ls..en.

Already It Is understood that the su-
preme council Of esHeation Tor France
will approve the proposal that the dan
gers Of alcoholism should form part
OF the teachings In schools OF all
grades. The teaching Is 10 be giyon by
means OF dlc,ation composition erer-
clses and arlthmetlcal problems on the
material losses caused by in,empeF-
ance.
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Fred hickman Horribly Mnnrisd.

Coppens Cove, Tex, July If. As
Fred Becman was oiling finishing
machine while running he was thrown
into a cog.whool by u belt catching his
clothing. His head was badly crushed.
one eye burst out and his skull broken
In front, leaving portion Of his brains
exposed
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1898-07-12

The Austin Tribune prints ihe
folloviag suggestion for the don .'i'i
cation q ne Republican conven
ton 10 met in Fort Worth on Aug
ls. aHop does the following G. 'los'
a mrise the Republicans
40, ,overnor--Ed Green
..p,, lieutenant governor
Gooanek Bin Mcdonald ..,.
N would be cruel to ;. ''p'fa''
these tuO loving hearts
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1898-07-12

Philadelphia, July ll-Halton g.
Shoemaker's 5.story brick building at
Boone and Diamond streets was entire.
ly destroyed by fire, involving % los
OF about 100000, divided among tho
owners Of tho building and che various
tenants. Tho loss Is covered by iusur.
ancn.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1898-07-12

Madrid, July 1.-The Impartial
saws the Spanish government viii prob
ably telegraph Captain General Blanco
that Spain would reap great advantages
By negotiating forpoaco before Santiago,
Manila and perhaps Porto Rico wero
captured.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1898-07-12

sebley destroyed seven Spanish
.hin. AT Santiago, Dewey destroy
eleven il Manila bay This l-ii
oambioa,iou seems to work well =
Galveston News.
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MORE TROOPS LANDED.
Five Thousand Added to shaner'. Army
nj santiago.

Jungua, July 10, by Associated Press
Boat Dandy 10 Port Antonio, Jamaica,
July II, 9:3Oa. m.-The shores of this
little cove werc the busiest place In Cuba
this afternoon. Five thousand men
were disembarking from steamers and
took up their march to Skaters head.
quarters near Santiago.
The ST. Paul has arrived here with
the Eighth Ohio infantry Of 1850 men.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1898-07-12

Port Said, July li,--Admiral CANA.
ras ships We're allowed TO take ON board
some coal after furnishing written
guarantee that the entire squadron was
returning 20 Spain direct
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1898-07-12

The acreage planted in wheat
this year is placed at 4s,OOO,O 600
and the Weld at 6S7,OOO,oOo bush
el,. or 100000 above the larg-
est crop ever known.