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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1898-12-05

Deputy Sheriff Geo. Sea made
a capture of eleven tins of opium
last Friday. A Chinaman, Chu Kit
by name, was seen by Sea on the
street. He was walking along as
if he had something concealed on
his person. Sea arrested the fell
low and found the opium in a
cloth belt about his waist. Chu
Kit was tried on Saturday and
fined $3.50 and costs. AS the
Chinaman was unable to pay his
fine, he was brought to Oahu Jail
by Sea. E. ..s'
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1898-12-05
LOCAL And GENERAL.

The Peking sailed for San
Francisc) at about midnight last
night.
Deputy Marshal Chillingworth
returned from Maui in the Clsu-
dine Sunday. 81. .
There will be Rugby practise
again at the usual place Wedpes-
day afternoon.
DIR. G. A. Peterson went to the
other side of the island this norm.
ing on tour of inspection.
The Bsrgstrom Music Co., Ltd,
have few suggestions to offer for
Christmas. See its announcement.
The Anglican Church Cbroni-
Gle this month begins its seven
teenth year with very good
number.
James A, Thompson, second de
putty clerk, goes to Labaiua in the
KiUau tomorrow TO attend court
term there.
The Friend for December has
the usual spirited editorials and
variety of ecclesiastical and secu-
lar intelligence.
II is now camp rumor that
Compaoies III, X and NJ of the
New York regiment will be held
here until the 9th.
Philip L. Weaver has been ap-
pointed notary public. Sc
Minister j. A. Kings notice in
New Today eighth page.
Quartermaster Sergeant Roberts
of Co. H, New York VOLUNTEERS,
has sprained his ankle and has
now IT, go about on crutches.
Robert Parker Jr. of the
Mounted Patrol, leaves for Wal
mea, Hawaii, in the Kinau tomor-
row to spend three weeks yaca-
ton.
Picturesque Hawaiian Calendar
for 1899. Printed in two C lnrs.
Thirteen Island views. Will be-
on sale at the Golden Rule Bazaar
after arrival of Moana. A beauty.
Csc each.
Public accountants are request
ed by Minister Damon and Audi
tor General Austin to make
prompt returns to the Treasury of
all collections on Government &C
count to December 81, 1898. See
By Authority in New To-Day in
the progressive BULLETIN.
Lied Astray" is the piece the
Mckee Rankin Company will
give at their last appearance in
the Opera House tomorrow night.
This play is new to Honolulu, but
it is old in its reputation for ex-
cellence. The Nance O'Neil fare
we'll should meet with a crowded
house.
Christmas and New Years each
falling on Sunday, Monday De-
cember 26, 1898, and Monday Jan
uary Q, 1899, will be observed as
national holidays and all Govern
ment Offices throughout the ISL
ands will be closed on those days.
See Minister j. A. Kings notice
under BY Authority in New To-
day on eighth page.
The Honolulu Bicycle Com.
pauy, A. G. Hitchcock proprietor,
has removed from 400 Fort street
to handsome quarters in the
Arlington block, Hotel street
When Mr.. Hitchcock makes all
of his contemplated improvements
he will have one of the hand,
soonest cycleries to be found any
where. See New Today on eighth
page.
On Wednesday, December 7th
at IL o'clock noon, James F. Nor.
gan will sell at his saleroom, on
Queen street, premises on the
west side OF Kekaulike street, next
to the corner of Hotel street.
There is a large building on the
property containing four stores
and eleven lodging rooms, bring.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1898-12-05
Party 90 Pearl City.

Prince David Kawananakoa
took'a party of 20 down the road
to Pearl City yesterday. Included
were Miss Nance O'Neil and Mr..
Mckee Rankin. The Union Ex-
press Co. launch took the party
about the locbs and over to Ford's
Island. The Quintette O ub was
in attendance. A most enjoyable
day was spent.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1898-09-09
DENTIST.

DeNTIST.-1-
Or. W. c Stslkcs.
A. Emmrt,
~ Tu:s. and w -dns. each month.
CALDWELL IDAHO
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1898-09-09
In THE PROBATE COURT.
State Of Idaho ss.
County Of Canyon
IN THE NATTER OF THE so,,,so,..,.
ESTATE or "o''oso VI '~'s
Alvin Luzader, of neal rstste
Deceased.

notice Is hereby Given. That in purfu-
snce OF an order OF the Probate Court OF
the County Of Canyon State of Idaho,
made on the Both day of August. 1868, In
the matter OF the estate OF Alvin Luzadcr,
deceased. the undersigned, the Admins
traitor OF said estate will sell At private
sale 70 the highest bidder. for cash, and
subject TO confirmation by said Probate
Court, on Monday. the 18th day OF Sep
TENDER, 1893, At 2 o'clock p. NJ. at EN-
nett In the County Of Canyon, all the
right, title, interest and estate Of the said
Alvin Luxsder at the time Of his death.
aud all the right, title aud interest that
the said estate has, by operation oflsw or
otherwise. acquired other than or in ad-
ditlon to that OF the said Alvin Luzader
at the time OF his death. in aud to all that
certain lot. piece or parcel oflAnd situate.
lying, and being In the said County Of
Canyon, State OF Idaho, and bounded and
described as follows, TO wit:
Beginning Al the North West corner Of
the South West quarter OF the South
West quarter OF section four in Town
ship six north OF range one. West OF III,
Boise. Meridian, running thence due Ess
eighty rods, thence due South thirty rods
thence due Wet eighty rods, thence du,
North thirty rods TO the place Of begin
ming. containing flfteep acrcs
TERxs AND CONDITIONS OF sALH: CAsI
on the day OF sale, Deed 81 the expense o
purchaser.
Frank c. Moss.
Administrator Of the estate o
Alvin LuxAder,
Deceased
Dated Sent -th lS6S
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1898-09-09
Notice OF Assessment.

The Last Chance Ditch Company.
Emmett, Canyon County, Idaho.
Notice is hereby given, that Al a
meeting Of the directors, held on the goth.
day OF August, 1898. an assessment Of
Thirteen (l3) Dollars. cash, per share was
levied upon the Capital Stock Of the Cor
porstion, payable, on or before September
81 st. 1893. to Thos. J. Coonrod. Secretary
at Emmett, Idaho. Any Stock upon which
this assessment remains unpaid on the 2lsl
day OF September, 1893, will be delin-
quent. aud advertised for sale at public
auction, and unless payment Is made be-
fore, will be sold on the 10th day OF Oct
ODER. 1903, 10 pay the delinquent assess-
meDt. together with costs OF advertising,
aud expense OF sale.
Thos. J. Coonrod, Secy. Emmett Ida.
S:36-9:l6
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1898-09-09

Notice Of Assess ment.

The Enterprise Ditch Company, OF
Fslk Store. Canyon County Idaho.
Notice is hereby given, that at meet
ing OF the Directors, held on August 9th
1893. an assessment OF One Dollar and
Atty cents, cash, per share was levied up.
on the Capital Stock OF the Corporation.
payable on, or before OctobeF, 5th. 1903,
TO Isabel ForhAu. Treasurer, At her res
Idence. Any Stock upon which this as
scssment remains unpaid on the 5th. day
OF October, 1903, will be delinquent, and
advertised for sale At public auction, and
unless payment IL made before, will be
sold on the 25th. day Of October, 1903,
TO pay the delinquent assessment, togeth-
or with costs Of advertising. and expense
OF sale.
Edison Bishop. Sec'y.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1898-09-09

VI/Ax1rD-sEvERAL 1RusrwoR1HY Pr
w sons in tho state 70 manage our bushes in
their own and nearby counties II f. mainly Of
Zee work conducted ct home. Salary straight
ZOO yosr and eKpenses-dennite boninde. no
more. no iesz SALARY. Monthly Us. Refersnoos-
Enclose self Addressed stamped envelope. Her
bert T. Hess, Prcst Dept N. Chicago.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1898-09-09
Dated Sept. 7,h 1885.

Held's Military Band OF Salt Lake will
be in attendance ~ the fair In Boise the
week October Sd to stb. II is one Of the
finest bands In the west. and comprising
Is members, all Of them One musiciAna
The fruit display ~ the fair In Boise.
will alone be worth going 70 see.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1898-09-09

Bssr Tobsees SPIT ssl sssAs Tear lin Away.
To quit tobsoeo easily and forever. be mag
nstic. full Of life, nerve and vigor. take MOTTO
Bso. the wouderworker. that msksa weak men
strong. All druggists, boc or q. Cure guarnn
teed Booklet and sample free Address
Sterling Remedy Co, Chicago or New York
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1898-09-09
ErwoRTH LEAGUE.


uoINfot ~ 00AC0s
September 4th The Mustard-sccd.
Asth. xiii. 81. 32.
Miss Deem.
lith.---The Lsborers In the
Vineyard. xztt TX. lilo.
Mrs. Church.
isth.-The Wheat aud The
Tares. Natt xiii, 2<-80. a7-ia.
Mrs.. Goold.
25th.--Tho Barren Fig-Tree
Luke xiii. 40.
Mrs. Atkinson
Come early and hsip sing.
Please bring your BI6les With you.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1898-09-09

asrrnoDisr EPISCOPAL CHURCH Ser
W sife ist. sunday of rach usoufh Emmett
.eu 10 pm. SecoaA Sunday Horl ssboo
8~ud Al 90 4 N. Marsh ?. nj. Pearl no p m
rhlrd SundAS-Swnot II q, m. bu1fnru. ,n
Pastor.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1898-09-09

us-Ts-nas fer Bifsy csasA
Guaranteed tobacco habit cure. makes weak
neu strong, blood pure ~. q. AL druxgists
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1898-09-09

Ts Cure Csastkpatioa Forever.
81 $ .s Ssss 1 Ss:: s:s "a or NJ
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1898-09-09

Boise City. fdnbo. September 2. 1895
Notice IL hereby given that tho following
named settler has nled notice OF his inten-
ton 70 make Ensl proof In support OF his
claim, and that said proof will be made be-
fore the clork OF tho Probate court OF canyon
county. Idaho, ~ caldwell, Idaho, on 18th day
Of October 1898, viz William II. whelehei who
ms6c nd. application No. 80 for the Lots
a 4. Sec. .. rp. sr.. RI w. = 81 s.~.H sec.
-. rp. TN, H.. Nv. I'm.
rio nsmes the following witnesses To prove
his continuous residenee upon and cultivation
OF. said land. via; samuel Parrot. Edwin
Bishop. George v. Gordon, and Edward Brinsdon
eli Of raik Store. canyon county. Idaho.
James King Register
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-02-01
THE MAJORS DAUGHTER.
The Young Ladies' Give n DE.
ilghtful Theatre Party.

=, Neittnmanu's Comedians openod
their weeks engagement al the opera
house here lat night with "The Majors
Daughter four act farcical comedy.
The house was fairly packed aud the
play was well presented aud much en-
joyod being full Of Tediculouly funny
speeches aud situations al brought
about by the stategies employed by a
ayoung couple 10 obtain the consent OF
their parents 10 marry. Nj. Weider.
man appeared In the leading role and
was cleverly supported by a well chosen
company.
A charming feature last evening was
a lheater party given by the Young
ladies 10 the young men In which the
latter were paid OF with interest for a
similar party given the young ladies al
The Creslon Clarke performance earlier
In the season. The party last night
was a IA Leap year, and was most thor.
oughly enjoyed by the large number in
attendance. Afler the Performance the
party repaired 10 the academy ofmusic
where the young ladies had prepared
dainty refreshments An6 where dancing
was INDUCED, thus multiplying the
pleasures OF an evening whica will be
long remembered.
The bin tonight sill be the four act
American Sensational comedy. "The
k'ondiko Girl" Prices no. 30 and 90
cents, Seat. on sale at Haswell's.
The company has a good band aud
orchestra and an excellent repertoire of
plays. The price Of admission 4 with.
IN the reach OF all, aud the opportunity
FOR sohd week OF amusement il an ex.
ccllent one.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-02-01
TRIED TO BURN PLANO
Thieves Apply the Torch and Break
Into Several Stores.
SAVED BY PROMPT ACTION.
The Fires Were Started In Two OIL
Tanks aud Qulck aud Effective
Work of the Tirs department
saved Great Loss.

Plano, Tex, Jan. 8i.-This town was
all excitement yesterday and IA still con.
sidenbly disturbed over an attempt OF
thieves 10 burn the town and rob the
stores. The torch was applied at 2 45
O'Clock yesterday, aud had an alarm not
been turned In promptly, tho business
portion Of the town would now DO In
ashes.
The oil tanks containing about 100
gallons Of oil, situated In the rear Of the
grocery stores Of II G. Jones and Dudley
q liuntley, on the aorth side Of Mechan.
&c street, and only two stores between
them, were set on fire simultaneously
by incendiaries, who pried open the rear
windows Of both stores.
Luckily the fires were discovered In =
few minutes after thoy were Set Tho
hrc department did splendid aud quick
work IN combining the fire TO the oil
tanks In both stores, putting out the fire
in the Jones building with the chemical
engine, and line Of hose was run into
Dudley 4 Huntlcy's, getting the fire
under control In 10 minutes after the
first alarm.
Campbell & Kerr's gents furnishing
goods store, next door TO Jones, was
entered through the rear window and
the cash drawer torn loose from IL fas.
Jennings and found lying In the middle
Of tho floor. A box Of parlor matches
worc scattered over the ground AZ tho
foot Of the window where they entered.
Nothing was left In the cash drawer
saturday night and no goods are miss
ing
AZ Chandler & Sandiier's dry goods
storc the rcar window was pried open
and the sturc iansackod for money, but
they obtained none No goods were
missing.
The burglars attempted 10 gain an en-.
trance In H. b. Beaty's drug store at the
rear window and failed.
Tho damage at Dudley s. Huntley
on building and stock viii amount -
500. II g. Jones damage TO stock and
building by water and smoke will hardly
exceed Si25, fully insured.
Thrco suspicious characters, two white
men and a negro, wcrc arrested Af,el
the fire and locked up, but tho authori.
ties not being able TO secure any eVi.
denco against them, turned them loose,
with orders 20 leave town
a tank Of gasoline was sitting within
two feet 81 the burning tank Of oil In
Jones' storn, but did not catch fire. The
citizens here are terribly worked up over
this attempt to burn the town, and the
guilty parties, II caught, would no doubt
meet with harsh treatment.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-02-01
AGAINST THE RESOLUTION.
II WIZ he Recommended That ~ ne
Not Passed by the House.

Net Passed ~ the House
Washington, Jan Si.-Thc ways and
means committee decided by a vote Of
II to 3, on party lines, to report at once
the Teller resolution for payment Of the
bonds In silver or gold at the option Of
tho government, with the rccommenda.
ton that Il do not pass.
The committee met on a special call at
1850 o'clock, there being full attend.
Ance with the exception Of McMillin
(Dcm., Tenn Chairman Dingley at
once brought forward the resolution,
and without discussion Mr.. Payne Of
New York moved that u b. reported 20
the house with the recommendation that
Il do not pass.
Mr.. Bailey Of Texas, In behalf Of the
Democrats, moved 20 amend that Il b.
reported with the recommendation that
Il PASS. The vote ON the Bailey amend.
mont was first taken, and was defeated
by vote Of TO n, a. follows Yeas
Bailey, Wheeler, Robertson, Swanson,
Mcclellan, all Democrats Nays-Ding.
10y, Dalzell, Hopkins, Grosvonor, Russell,
Dolliver, Steele, johnson, Payne, Evans,
Tawney, all Republicans. One the
Payne motion the previous vote was ne.
vorsed, all the Republicans voting In the
Affirmative, and tho Democrats In tho
negative. No amendments wCrc pro
posed, and no discussion was INDUCED
In a. 90 the programme, as Chairman
Dingloy stated that Il would depend ON
the action Of the rules committee.
Following the session Of the ways and
means committee, Speaker Reed and his
associates on the committee on rules as.
scmblcd 20 determine on the course Of
action. The committee ON rules decided
to take a final vote ON the Teller rcsolu.
tion 40 . O'Clock this afternoon. Mr.
Bailey objected 10 this, but was over
ruled.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-02-01
sAE-c. 81 ~. PAAsTEAD.
~ ut,a MAY uncs. II Trust aud
uat wsr Record

Ea-rr Nc Jan. gl-ES-GOycnw
Ea-7.. " Fais,.al. who died sunday
mausrs was ba-u az Jcferon y n,
NCy. O.. ls.e IL wOEk,d GA DID, faith.
az. farm anti De- was 8, year, 3d. and
then acquired a c1..ec education by
teaching .chol durng portions % the
var Afi,rEari Dr. ~as principal u
The Waiculls Liberal institute and
later. superintendent ~ schools Tie
was graduated from the Albany law
school In l,i5. and puct.od law In
Bangor until August l>il. when d. cn.
listed Tor the war .n tha Eleventh Maine
regiment He wa. commissioned lieu.
t5uant oct. 3. 1851, colonel MAY Q. lS6s
and commanded hi. regiment iu the
peninsula campaign % i,h2, taking part
IN the siege of Yorktown, the battles %
Williamsburg, Fair Oak, and The seven
Day. battle. He was a bugadier gym.
eril commanding a brigade in the siege
Of Charleston in i>il. and iu the guat
campaign Of isbt.6i against Richmond
and Petersburg. in which Dis. "th0 iron
brigade, had men killed and wounded
on 90 different days, losing 1885 out %
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-02-01

Judge V. b Hudson's residence
burned last evening at ESQ. The lire
caught from an up stoirs fireplace and
was well under way before It was dis.
covered, the family being down stairs
The loss on the house was s. 600: in.
suranoe tl,70O. The furniture wa, par.
TALLY insured. All the furniture up
stairs was burned, but most Of that
down stairs was saved. Tie loss ON il
could not lie determined. The firemcn
did all 10 their power 10 ave the hand.
some two story hnilding. Some OF
them who we're working on gallery
roof with a dangerous burning wall
above them were repeatedly implored TO
come down by hundreds Of bystandefs
but they would not do 20. and finally
a. a last rosnft the hose was snatched
from tneiI Ia ids and they were forced
10 desist. Before they were an of the
roof q cornico fell right where Foreman
Jenkins aud Jim Christian had been
iearlessly standing 10 hold the nozzle.
The fire boys need some horses
and need them bad 10 HELM them
70 the ilfes end save their time aud
strength.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-02-01
Ef. M. WILSON.

tho option Of the government ON an aye
and nay vote In the house this week,
This will be- the feature OF the proceed
ings While the full Republican strength
IN tho house cannot b. commanded
against the resolution doubt Is expressed
by those who have made Il their bust
ness TO canvass the situation that the
majority against It win bc decisive.
A. soon as the resolution Is reported
hack from the ways and means commit
Tee the rules committee will bring IN a
special order for its consideration. The
time allowed for debate Is likely TO 10
lricf. as the leaders do not believe there
Is any necessity for protnctcd debate,
and moreover long discussion would
mcaumNy decrease the very purpose
they havo IN view namely, q prompt
and decisive negative rply 90 the sen.
atc's defamation
The rrmaindor ~ the week win h. de-.
Voicd 90 appropriation bills The Dis
tri,t ~ Columbia bill is .till under dis.
cus,ion and che fogudcitions bill Is on
On, calendar Tho house loador, intend
o. c,t appropriation tilis the right ~
vay 90 crisg o. make an early ADJOURN
mtut possible Tho wuncut che appro
vrsuu NI. sr cut ~ thr WAY the
new ru'c, willie nrught in and After
thar tht clato,taJ t.1ei.on ca,, aud tho
Maksup.,y tl Will o. br1gght for.
vari
10 snatt rrsrvllag, fr tho vrvk
". ,7,a With q ,p.eth hy >wt1r lst-
ur-ru ttt..rs with tht Hawaiian gu>
r,r valh VIII 0, jt,ivnd tsiay
N.v,c1 tl., ,D.ych 90 d, li,hgu.t to for-
st1 t1f ,1i.s,k 1ft.e vc,k Tho d.
vt-.an ly,sls1cel ty taking zap tLa
-tlf- sc-s -ssElta ha, o., Che ser.
90 ia s'-fa saf ll,1u-au.r.i ant un.
s-les 7-1tlr--. ana WILL have no rra-
a--taca. F-a-..t
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-02-01
CHOICE seed CORN

Itis with much Increased confidence
that ] agiin offer my choice variety
.f>e,d Corn 20 The public knowing that
am not Offering an uutested variety,
bot Tested variety which las gone
through the crucible Of aw.despfeai
AND thorough testin at paTisoi our sui
rounding county the past few
summers an much gaihed with
The entbusias ic reports coming boz iroi
a'I per-. OfOur county in regard 10 The
sic q aud quality Of this corn ~ ~
FAR SUPERIOR 10 ANY
OTHER CORN OFFERED 1IIE
1T BLiC. 10 viii mature Thirty dayf
earlier than cur native corn, uui there.
bt as "a al. danger Of being cut short by
drought. an3 a. up.tIdaie farmer can
afford 10 plant bis crop without some Of
thi. kind ! im happy 90 inform tie
pabIc generally that on, % eighty i've
different varieties u corn planted 1T the
A. q NJ College IN this county this
corn stood AZ the head Of oil others
For sa'e only ly
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-02-01
NO RESPECT F0R Us.
Citizens Of Samoa Heap Insult Upon
Americans, Then Laugh.
THINGS WILL BE CHANGED.
The Government WIZ send n Man.of.
War TO That Country TO See That
Americans There Have Their
Rights, sa-Ne a. Others.

Washington, Jan. 81. The American
flag viii soon be displayed IN Samoan
waters by mhn-of-war The vessel
viii be the Mohican, which has been
converted into a training ship. Since
the arrival In Washington Of Former
Consul General Churchill, the president
and Assistant Secretary Of State bay
have become convinced that American
interests demand that a man-of.war
shall soon visit Samoa. Mr. Churchill
has told them that the natives have no
respect for the American government
because Il has mover sent a man.of.war
20 support any steps for the protection
81 American interests which is repre-
sehtatiyes IN Apia might take. Mr..
Churchill reported an insult paid 70
man from Arizona, who had established
n mission near Apia, lie demanded sat
isiaction, but the natives laughed az
him, and upon subsequent occasions
when he attended 10 get satisfaction Tor
some wrong committed, they tainted
him with the outrage committed upon
the mission, and the further fact that he
had received no support from his gov.
eminent In the stand he had taken. The
natives have quite a different feeling FOR
the British and German governments
Each Of these governments keeps one,
and sometimes two cruisers In Somoan
waters. The last American warship 20
visit Apia was the Alliance, which
dropped anchor In the harbor In 1873.
Upon the arrival Of the Mohican in
Samoan waters Il Is expected that her
commanding officer, Commander G. NJ.
Book, viii confer with Consul General
Osborne In regard 20 the steps 20 he
taken to create a deeper respect among
the natives for the American flag
Asarcsult Of the representations that
have been made by Former Consul
Churchill the administration may enter
into negotiations with the London and
Berlin governments looking 90 the
amendment Of the tripartite treaty un.
der which Samoa Is governed In the
first place, Mr.. Churchill thinks the sal.
aries Of the chief justice and other Of.
ficors appointed by the THREE govern.
mcnts In Samoa arc too high and these
may be- scaled down
There Is no intention on the part Of
the administration 10 abandon the inter.
ost Of this government Ia Samoa, and
Churchill does not recommend u, al
though he says the only reason why this
government should continue is hold
upon the islands Is bocausc 10 is morally
bound 20 do 30 by the course pursued IN
the past. Mr.. Churchill states that II
the United States was 10 withdraw from
Samoa the islands would b. divided up
by Germany and Great Britain.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-02-01
c.. f. MOORE,

BRYAN, TEXAS.
T.. ~ have 10 stock the Genuine
German Millei. Cane Seed u different
var.ctie. and the genuine Rcd Rust
Proof Oats {. ,. MOORE.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-02-01
FATE IN THE HOUSE.
The Teller Resolution Debate on IN the
Lover House of Congress

Washington, Jan. 3l.-Thcre was q
great deal OF activity among the leaders
ON both sides bcforo the house met to
day in anticipation Of a very exciting
dobOtc over the Teller resolution declar
ing that the bonds Of the United States
BE- made payable in gold or silver at the
option Of the government which those
in control had decided TO defeat Mem.
bcS ON both sides had been notified In
advance, aud the attendance on the flooI
was very large
The struggle opened Immediately AZ
ter the reading Of ;ho journal, when Mr.
rep, Ne chairman Of the
ways and means committee. reported