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Gulf Coast breeze. [volume] (Crawfordville, Fla.) 1897-19??, 1898-02-18
RECEIVERS MAKE REPORT
or Financial Affairs In Southern Mutual
Building and Loan.

Judge j. A. Anderson and Mr.. W. A.
O'Byrne, the receivers of the Southern
Mutual Building and Loan Association
at Atlanta, have filed in the Office Of
Clerk Tanner report showing the
business done from November /, 1897,
60 January 81, 1898.
The report shows the cash on hand
Jauusry 3lst to have been S23, 32S, 96,
The total disbursements for the three
months were Si7, 269,24 The state
ment covers the receiverships for Geor-
gis, Florida and Mississippi, and
shows the sources OF revenue as well
asthe itemized expense account,
Gulf Coast breeze. [volume] (Crawfordville, Fla.) 1897-19??, 1898-02-18
WILL RELIEVE MAINE.
The Marblehead or the Detroit VIII Re
Sent to Havana.

Sent to Havana.
According to Washington dispatch
the battleship Maine will be relieved
from her station in Havana in the
course of few days.
1t was not the purpose of the navy
department to keep the ship there for
any length of time when she was or
dered across the strait, and it is felt
that the ships crew must feel uncom-
Portable lying close aboard ship in the
Havana harbor.
The Marblehead or the Detroit,
which are better adapted to comforta-
BILE existence in such climate as that
OF Havana than the Maine, probably
will be sent to relieve the latter.
Gulf Coast breeze. [volume] (Crawfordville, Fla.) 1897-19??, 1898-02-18
QUARANTINE MEN MEET.
Distinguished Citizens of the Country
Gather In Mobile.

The south Atlantic and gulf states
quarantine convention met in Mobile,
Ala, Wednesday with an attendance
of about three hundred, representing
the medical, sanitary, scientific, trans
portation, commercial and admins
trative interests OF the country
Most of the delegates were from the
southern states described in the title
of the convention, hut there We're a
large number of delegates and MEM
beers from other states.
Several distinguished men are pres
ent from Chicago, 81, Louis and New
York.
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Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1898-09-23
NATIVES OF HAWAII
DIVIDED SOMEWHAT.
One Faction wants the EI.Qussn Re-
stored aud Another Asks Tor Full
Territorial Government.

San Francisco, Sept ~. The steam.
ship Alemeda arrived Wednesday from
Australian points via Honolulu. Ad.
vices from the latter place under date OF
Sept "a, says that the congressional
commissioners airs finishing their work
and expect 10 leave for Washington on
Sept. g. The commissioner are now
being deluged with petitions and memo.
rails from the native HawaiiAns. The
sentiment Of the natives appears to h.
divided One faction desires the restor.
alton Of the queen, while the other ac.
cepts the new order Of affairs and asks
for certain rights under the new form Of
government
The natives who favor restoration
held massmeeting ON Sept. " and
adopted a memorial which was present.
ed 10 the commissioners The memOri.
al alleges that the annexation treaty has
failed and the joint resolution IL ineifec.
tive because IL was not passed by the
people Of the Hawaiian islands or tho
Republicans Of the Legislature. The
memorial concludes by asking that the
constitutional government Of Jan. 10,
1895, h. restored under the protection Of
the United States Of America. Among
the speakers NJ the massmeeting was
Robert Wilcox the revolutionist who. a
few weeks ago, took the oath Of ale.
glance In order TO qualify himself for a
full pardon for past misdeeds
The other faction Of Hawaiians has
also presented memorial TO the com
mission. This memorial asks for a ter
htorial form Of government with fuiI
rights for the natives and permission "a
make appropriations Tor eX.Queen Lii
ioukalani, Princess Kniulani and Queen
Dowager Kapiolani
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1898-09-23
THE pREYFUs CASE
BECOMING COMPLICATED.
10 Ia. Hs.shsd an Attitude whsrs the
People Are Pittsd Against the
french army.

Paris, Sept 22.-The situation IL gen
orally admitted % b. grave by both the
press and the people. A conflict DO.
tween civil and military authorities Is
becoming acute. The sudden and unex.
pected action Of General Zurlinden, the
military governor Of Paris, IN prosecut-
ing Colonel Picquart ona charge Of forg.
cry and using forged documents assumes
a grave aspect ON account Of the circum.
stances attempting this intervention by
military authorities In the civil court,
especially nj the present time, when the
political atmosphere Is surchArged with
dangerous electricity. Generaled by the
Dreyfus Affairs the general, who has
quilted the cabinet, shows defiance Of
civil authority and takes without con.
sulting his successor or the premier, the
important step.
In ordinary circumstances the military
governor IL empowered 10 act independ.
ly, but now that this Dreyfus question
has become n great national matter aud
every proceeding Of the affair has
state importance. General Zurlinden's
ignoring Of this obvious fact Ia very sig.
nifcent H. comes forward AZ the de.
fender Of army prosecutors, Of its sup.
posed calumniators and n resolute op.
ponent Of the revision Of the case. From
this, 10 an appeal TO the public in line Of
the establishment Of a dictatorship
there IL no wide step.
The soleil says that owing to Wednes.
days events the cabinet, at an informal
conference, discussed General Zurlin.
den's action, and The Froude even as
serts Premier NJ BrissOn disayows the
measures taken against PicquArt, which
he says were instituted without the
knowledge Of the cabinet
The Radical makes bitter attack ON
the general II the staff, which u charges
with aiming at the moral assassination
Of PicquArt through secret military
trial. Henri ROchefort declares Pic
quart was bribed by a syndicate or by
Germany 10 save Dreyfus.
JaureI, a Socialist deputy, in a petite
republique, maintains that the general
staff Of the French army cannot now
shape full light ON the revision Of the
Dreyfus case.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1898-09-23
Ex-MlNlsTER ANGEL
RETURNS TO AME RIGA.
lie Was Unsuecsssfui In Securing the
Claim Of Americans Against Turkey
For Outrage. In Armenia.

New York, Sept. 22.--President j. b.
Angel OF the University Of Michigan,
who for more than year has been the
United States minister 10 Turkey, was
among the passengers on the Teutonic
Wednesday. Mr. Angel, who has been
succeeded in Turkey by Oscar X. S,nus,
resigned his position TO renew his adj.
ministration Of the university. Of which
he Is the head.
He was not successful in securing
the payment Of the American claims
upon the Turkish government, but on
the journey across the Atlantic he was
frequently In conference with Colonel
Hay and took advantage undoubtedly Of
the opportunity to fully inform the new
secretary Of state Of the situation exist
ing In Turkey. II IL well known that IL
Is the desire Of the president that the
claims against the porte shall be settled
as promptly as possible and the infor-
nation which Mr. Angel will be able TO
impart 20 the government will DO ex.
tremely valuable in the effort TO compel
the sultan TO make good the damage in.
ilicted upon Americans living in Turkey.
While he was In Turkey Mr.. Angel
frequently saw the sultan. Describing
him he said
"The sultan IA man OF much ability,
possesses great shrowdnes and plays his
policy well Of pitting the Jealousy of
nation against another Every one con.
cedes that he is an able man lie Ia the
governor OF his people aud the most ab.
solu,e despot In the world IL is he who
rules In his cabinet. Since the Greek
war his power over his subjects has in
creased tremendously. Heis considered
by his people to be the religious head Of
the army. The soldiers are all Moham.
medans and no one Of any other rligion
can enter the army Of Turkey excepting
foreign officers and practically chosen
by tho sultan who Is called by the peo-
pie since the war with Greece, Caliph.
There viii bo no religious war In
Turkey while this powers are watching.
The sultan has too much cunning TO pre-.
cipitate trouble Turkey eau scarcely b.
called "the sick man Of Europe" after
the impetus given TO the country by the
Greek war. IL Is now possessed Of q
powerful army, fully 100000 equipped
mon. They have been drilled 10 mod.
ern tactics by German officers and their
weapons are Of the most improved and
modern mako. The Turkish navy can
bost DO described as tub.
"The sultan watched the war between
Spain and the United States very close.
~ and the impression made by our navy
won his respect and admiration. He
often spoke 90 me about our cannon and
ships and ho may In the near future or.
der some ships built here. told him
the cannon aud ships were all right, but
ho would have 90 look 20 the men be.
hind the guns / said this because /
know the Turkish army although thor.
oughly drilled, has but little firing pao.
tice, because no money Is devoted to that
purpose"
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1898-09-23
THE FUNERAL or
MISS WINNIE DAVIS.
Details Of the Ceremonies 90 Ne Held
~ niehmosd Perfected By the
COMMITTEES.

Richmond, Sept. ~ The details for
the funeral Of Miss Winnie Davis are
practically perfected. The remains will
arrive In Richmond at $40 o'clock 20.
morrow morning at the union depot and
will DO met by the Lee and Pickett
camps. The body will BE- escorted TO
the lecture rooms Of ST. Paul's church
and be- deposited there and remain under
a guard Of honor until 3; 30 p. m. when
il will b. borne 10 the church. The ~.
neral will take place at $3.50 p. m. The
entire body Of the church will be re-.
served for organizations
In concluding the ceremony at tho
grave the Centenary church choir will
sing hymn.
The churches Of the city viii toll their
bells during the passage Of the process.
sion. Citizens are requested 10 display
flags at half mast
Notices are pouring In from Confed.
crate camps in Virginia and other parts
Of the south. indicating n purpose 10
send delegation 10 the funeral and the
procession promises TO DO most impos.
ing one. All Of the Confederate organ.
ization In the city have adopted resolu.
tons Of respect 10 this memory Of Miss
Davis.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1898-09-23
The Occupation Of the Island Will
Begin Next Month, and Prepare
tiOns Have Begun.
ERRORS OF SANTIAGO
WILL BE AVOIDED.
The Needs Of the Soldiers Will De
More Thoroughly Looked After
and Greater Care VIII BE
Exercised.

Washington, Sept. ~ General 10.
teph Wheeler is the first officer TO BE-
selected for responsible command In
the Cuban army Of occupation. He will
have command Of a cavalry division
consisting Of two brigades aud composed
Of six regiments Of regular cavalry.
General wheeler's cavalry command
viii consist Of tho Second, Fifth, Sixth,
Seventh, Eighth and Tenth.
The occupation Of Cuba by American
troops IL TO begin nert month. The
plans 10 carry this into effect are still
the subject Of discussion between the
president and the war department and
have only been developed through the
preliminary stages. A great deal re-
mains TO DO arranged Quartermasters
and substance officers will shortly be
designated 10 look after the details Of
transportation and supplies The error.
Of the Santiago campaign are 20 b.
avoided and the officers who are placed
in charge to provide for the troops will
be required to exercise greater care than
was the case when Skaters army was
sent 10 eastern Cuba.
No one knows yet what regiments Of
volunteers will be assigned 10 duty In
Cuba. When those regiments are &C.
iected It il probable that the remainder
Of the volunteer army to the number Of
5000 men, will be mustered out OF the
eeryice
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1898-09-23
DI.ss.e KIIIInr Horses.

Guthrie, O. T., Sept. ~. Reports aro
being made daily 20 the territorial live.
stock sanitary board Of horses dying sud.
denly Of strange disease which yeterina.
rams have not been able 20 classify or
control Fully 100 horses have died In
the territory aud many farmers have
lost many Of their work animals. A
vigorous effort Is being made by the
board 20 stamp out the disease.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1898-09-23
osnsr.l Auru.,In =. Victoria.

Madrid, Sept. ~. -Gonoral Augustin,
the former captain general Of the Phil.
ipplne islands, has arrived at Victoria,
capital Of the Spanish province Of Alva.
He Is retioent concerning the recent
happenings at Manila. The general,
however, admitted that he contemplated
Furrendering before the capitulation act.
ually took place He also praised the
army eloquently, and expressed the hope
that the supreme court would pass judg.
ment on his conduct.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1898-09-23

Memphis, Sept %. Reports from all
over the Memphis district are to the ~.
feet that the condition OF cotton has
steadily deteromted during the past six
weeks, and tho consensus Of opinions ox.
pressed by factors and buyers alike i
that there will be- a material reduction
In the number Of bales marketed a. com.
pared with last year Similar condi.
tons are believed % prevail In other cot.
ton districts Of the south.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1898-09-23

Caldwell, Tex, Sept GA strange
disease has attacked the cattle IN TIN.
section, aud as yet no remedy has been
found that viii cure Il. Il begins by o
severe inflammation in the oyos, and IN
u short while O. white film seems 10 come
over the oyeuall, which produces blind
ness. The cattle soom 20 suffer severely
and lo,o flesh 10 has not proven fatal
20 any yet 10 appears to DO contagious
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1898-09-23
sun Hold ssYsn ss.port..

Manila, Sept. 22.-The report that the
last Spanish garrison In the island Of
Luzon had surrendered is premature.
The spaniards still hold seven soaports
IN Albay province, the principal hemp
district. The disturbances have already
resulted In a diminuuon Of the output Of
Albay hemp by $3.50, 900 bales, compared
with last years figures. Further fight.
ing seems imminent, and unless peace
Ia concluded, the shortage will be
doubled.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1898-09-23
win Prefer Charges.

Cleveland, Sept PC. w. Metcalf,
living In this city, whose son. Burton
Metcalf, died recently In San Francisco
Of typhoid fever and pneumonia, con.
tracted while at Camp Merritt, a. I
member Of the United States regulars.
will take steps TO have charges preferred
against General Otis, now with the
American forces In the Philippines
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1898-09-23

Palestine, Tex, Sept % As a -.
quel 10 the lynching. Of Daniel Ogg,
which occurred Aug Il, the grand jury
Of the district court brought IN bills Of
indictment against W. H. Hurst, Cad
Williams and Bob Woodward charging
them as being the principals In the deed
They were admitted 10 bail ~ follows
Hurst $1,000, Williams 500, Woodward
agOOO
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1898-09-23
Captain Capron Dead.

Washington. Sept. 22-Tho remains
Of Captain Allyn Capron, one Of the no.
table figures Of the Santiago campaign.
and father OF Captain Allyn X. Capron,
Of tho rongh riders, who fell IN the first
battle Of the war, were buried at Ar.
lington National cemetery yesterday
with military hoDors. The funeral was
attended by large number Of promi.
nent army officers.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1898-09-23

Nauagansett Pier, X. l., Sept. %. -
Mrs Jefferson Davis received an offer
for an escort for the remains Of her
daughter from tho hotel 10 the railway
station from the commander Of the
local Grand Army OF the Republic. The
offer was accepted.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1898-09-23

Houston, Tex, Sept 22.-An outgoing
freight train on the Southern Pacific
ran over a ii.ycar.old colorod boy In the
neighborhood Of Oak ANA Holly streets,
killing him instantly The wheels
ua.sad over his body, .eyoring 10 In the
m i.o. Tho legs were dragged some
distance by the car wheels
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1898-09-23
Big Tobaooo DIAL.

s. Louis, Sept al. b. Duke,
president Of the American Tobacco com.
pany, who has been IN the city for SOW.
eral days has Contaminated deal
whereby his company has come into
possession Of the Brown Tobacco com.
pany's plant He paid sl,s5O,OOO for
the property and took possession at
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1898-09-23
ch.rssa WIN Ilahh.rr

Van Buren,, Ark, Sept % Ira Urdy,
ngv cold negro boy, was arrested hero
chr with the robbery OF Bob Spring
at DD land, l. a., OF $500 ,n gold "a
few ago. Tho boy was spending
fhc ua layishly and q large sum was
,oand li, possession when arrested
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1898-09-23
0ovsrnor rIngrs IL.nomIalsd.

Detroit, sept Governor Pingroe
was unanimously ronominatod by ac-
clamalion by the Republican state con.
yention
The courier., 1898-12-10

In The Circuit Court OF The United
States For The District OF Nebraska.
The Philadelphia 4 Reading Coal and
Iron Company, Plaintiff W. William w.
Lottridge, Harry p. Hermsnce. and
John N. G.. Lottridge, trading under
the firm name and style of Lincoln Coal
Company. Defendsnta-No. 182, Doc.
T.
UNITED STATES MARsHAL'e SALE.
Public notice 10 hereby given that in
pursuance aud by virtue Of an order Tor
sale Of attached property issued out Of
the aboye named court In tho above
entitled cause. and bearing date Of
November 18th. A. D.. 1893, i, George
II. Thummel. United States Marsksll
Tor the District Of Nebraeka, will on
Wednesday, the 11th day Of January. A.
D. 1893, at the hour Of Il O'Clock, noon,
of said day. 1t tbs east front door o. tho
County Court Hou-e at Lincoln, il Lam
caster county, Nebrsska. offer for sale at
public auction, to tho highest and best
bidder for cash, the following described
zeal estate to-wit:
The interest Of William W. Lottrides
in and to the northeast quarter IN. e.
~ Of section thrifty two (32), toWrship
eleven (1l), range nix (6 east; subject
to all dover AID hou estead rights az
Julia Kern; also the interest of said
William w. Lottridge in and to lot nine
!9l block thirteen (l3). City Of Lincoln.
county oe Lancaster, state oe Nebrasks,
subject to the dover and homestead
rights Of said Julia Kern.
All Of the above described properly
being situated in Lancaster county,
state Of Nebraska.
Said sale 10 to satisfy . judgment OBJ
tsined in the Circuit Court Of the Uni
The courier., 1898-12-10

IN encore. singing two ballads.
The piano forte accompaniment in
the Dvorak songs was ably played BY
Nay Belle Hagenow.
The following program was rendered:
Overture--Dis Frau Meisterin .. Suppe
Passphrase-Die Lorelei Nesvadba
Tenor Solo-Prise Song from Die
Aeistesinger Waguer
Mr.. George Hamlin, with orchestra.
Dialogue-Le Secret d. Amour. :. Klein
Vorspeil to 9th act Of King Man.
freo. ........ ReineCke
String Orchestra.
Selections from Lohengrin. Wagner
leocr 6olo-Two Gipsy Songs.
Love Song. Northumberland .Dvofak
Mr.. Hamlin.
Overture-Ruy Bias. .Aendelssohn
Tenor Solo-Hosanna. na...... .Granier
Mr.. Hsmlin, with Orchestra
Second Hungarian Rhapsodie. =. Liszt
JOHN RANDOLPH.
The courier., 1898-12-10
A PRAYER.

OmnipoAent Loed, whose an beholding eye
Fcssses tke end beSuse or faee i run,
@ gfanf . couRAee and The needfu1
To aunfie onward IN the goal b won.
Waywe nnt waste or might IN idle strife,
Noe bmn I h 6esce paaions fitful frer
Yea, slssagthen an or half iocmed per
h mesey wsaksn an or wrong desires.
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hpssfeet Ne can nevss 6n perfect
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hast nade.
WILLIAM REED DUNROY.
Novsmbn n, JoeA
The courier., 1898-12-10
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