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III, L,i,,i N,y,I Victory.

The modes;y with which Commander
Todd. Of theiUni,ed States eunboat Will
nington. tells Of the naval victory BY
the small bl0ckadlng squadron at Man
sanilio, Is charaeerIsac Of our American
naval officers. The exploit was a moot
eredltable one. ard yet Ia bis report %
Admiral Sampson Commander Todd 70
ferrcd 20 It 40 II {, were a comparatively
ample matter that our vessels, without
a single loss on their side, after i iiHns
for two and half hours should destroy
three sDanlSh TRANSPORTS. blow no the
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he Joined tho regular army as first lieu
tenant and worked his way up to a cap
talncy in the Fourth cavalry In 1879. As
a captain he led his troops in a number
OF the hardest Indinn campaigns that
our army has ever undertaken. In rec
ignition OF his splendid bravery he was
promoted to the inspector generals de-
partment in 1883 with tho rank OF major.
In 1889 no was made a lieutenant colonel.
When the spanish-American war
broke out he Immediately volunteered
his gerviccs and received a commission.
He was appointed briEadier general OF
an Amy OF volunteers. and his UNI
daunted heroism at Santiago will prob
ably win for him tho rank OF major
general
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Each time Spain Is licked she con-
eludes she cannot ask for peace, be-
cause the terms viii be more severe.
That Is probably correct, But to put
of the end until she Is whipped a few
times more viii not make the terms any
easier. Spanish logic Is humorous II II
Is not interesting In any other way
Pittsburgh Times.
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TRY ALIENS FOOT-EASF,

a powder 70 bc shaken Into the shoes.
~ this season yUur feet are swollen. nor
yous and hot, and get tired easily, II YOU
lens FOot-Ense n co0ls me feet and
makes walking easy. Cures swollen and
sweating feet, hllatcrH and cnllous FpOts
Relieves corns and bunl1us OF all pain nna
rivpa rcat and comfort. Try u to-day
Sold by MI druggists and Ih0c stores Tor
&c. TRIAL package FREE. Address Allen
e. OlmStcd. 10 Roy. n, Y.
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ODD AND CURIOUS.

Both Mary queen of Scots and
GeorEe II, were buried at midnight.
One hundred centenarians die In Eng
land yearly.
There are $4,000 distinct varieties Of
postage stamps.
The life OF tradesman Is about two
thirds that OF farmer.
According toacareful estimates, three
hours Of close study wear out the body
more than a whole day Of hard physical!
eXertion.
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The party organs are publishing lists
Of factories that are extending their
area and their operations.
We welcome the lists because they
show that while Providence. by giving
US good crops, also gives US home mar
kets, protection saves those markets for
our own worlImen.
Wherever a factory enlargeS Il is en-
abled TO do so because free trade has
not struck It.
Wherever the artisan Is employed he
enjoys his employment because In his
case the old policy OF the Conserva-
tives remains.-Toronto tCanada) Ex-
press.
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er. The oregon justified expectations
In the great naval battle Of Santiago,
but 80 did all the other battleshipa
Now look out for orders that win keep
the navy yards on the Delaware and
the Pacific coast busy in bringing Euro
pean naVles up to date.-chlcago Daily
News.
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The strong feet which is accompany
ing General Miles to Puerto Rico leaves
no doubt that the movement is 50
shaped that there VIII be no possibility
Of failure. 1t will not be many days I'M
I'll the American flag will be floating
nver san Junn.
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American one hundred cent dollars
are accepted by the Spanish shop keep
ers in Santiago. and they are glad 70 re-
ceive them. American money Is good
the world over, and with friend and foe
alike, wherever It clrculates and ct is
especially valuable in salvlng the
wounded feelings of the conquered
spanlards in the erstwhlle Spanish
Cuban stronghold.
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Grover cievelands position In the
Democratic party at the present time is
every bit as comfortable as that OF the
man who is compelled to hang onto q
strap In a crowded street car and pay a
full fare for the Observation-Disclosures
Post.
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81 SUFFERED for months from sore
throat. Electric Oil cured me In
twenty-four hours" II. s. Gist, HaWes-
,,lus w
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The oregon's memorable voyage led
Russia 70 place an order with her build
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Spain has the advantage Of the Uni
ted States In one respect. 1t doesn't
have To worry at the prospect Of ac-
ouIrinR more territory than 1t knows
what 10 do with.-Council BUNS Nom
pareil.
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SUMMER RESORTS.
...H0IEL IMPERIAL AND COTTAGES.
arIAysrfc cnry

Maryland avenue, . yards from Beach.
Full ocean view. Wide three-story pOrches
A frEt-cluss family house with moderate
rates. Every comfort and convenience for
800 guests. Large rooms. some with four
to eight windows, Healthiest locality At
trnctlve surroundings. ArtcSlan wRtcr
Appointments and table OF the hlghes;
standard. g to 81 per day: $40 to SIS peF
week Special rates to parties
iyls G. W. EENDRGCK.
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CHIELD OF HONOR

CHlELD OF HONOR
An members Of Wheeling Lodge Ns
Shield OF Honor, arc requested 70 NJ,
AZ their hall. corner OF Forty-third ~
Jacob Streets. Sunday morning. July n
1855, at $50 sharp, to attend memorial -,
vices. A full attendance OF the lodge (,
AUG. G. REAiRE, Rec. secy
H. c. CARL. ". n. III
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CURRENT COMMENT

we believe 1t Is safe TO say that the
possession OF Porto Rico and the Phil
ipplnes will in ten years add quarter
Of n billion dollars annually to Amert-
can trude.-Florida Tlmes-Union.
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OFFICE CUSTODIAN u. S pnT-
" Office and Custom House Wheels,
West Virginia, july = lNG SEAipS
PROPOSALS viii Be- received al thiS -,
until 2 o'clock p. N, on the 9Th az y
August. lssS, and then opened. fof n.
plumbing, etc, at the above NAMED NM
Ing. IN accordance with drawings ~
spccidcationa, copies Of which may 10 ~
at this ofice. GEORGE WISE. css,,.
dian. jyIl-tthEs
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~ ApvERTlsEA[ENrs.

T osT-oN TUESDAY. JULY is ~
II TWEEN Twenty and f,.a
streets, an earring. tklnder viii e n.
street. ~
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T OsT-oN.. FRIDAY. JULY . -
IL TWEEN. Twelfth and Lind strs.,s :
ladies gold watch. has Initials of or,.
engraved. Finder will be rewards 4,
leaving AZ lg15 Lind street jy.sg
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Turna ~ Tsar, ~ NAIL IN Advance,
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Emerson Plano, cheap
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1898-08-18

nomlcal instruments Of metal this OBJ
servatory had metal instruments
o. the highest value. and they were
known 70 be hundreds Of yoars old In
1873.
The instruments In the Chinese
observatory are marvellous works Of
art and their beauty and boldness Of
design could not be duplicated today.
The observatory itself stands higher
than the city wall. and is square in
shape. the beautiful astronomical In
struments standing on platforms with
no shelter. true TO the Chinese idea Of
doing things by oontraries Entrance
20 the observatory from the front gate
leads TO a hall OF rare proportions.
Then comes a yard surrounded on
three sides by one-storied buildings
and shaded by enormous trees. Here
are two massive and valuable bronze
instruments, exposed for centuries. but
without a flaw or sign OF wear.
In the Chinese observatory Is a huge
celestial globe. seven feet six inches
in diameter. having the planets and
principal consultations shown by rails
ed stars In yellow bronze and fixed in
their proper places on the chocolate
brown body Of the globe. There are
eight instruments In all In the obser-
yatory. each worthy Of special study.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1898-08-18
DETERMINED TO SUICIDE.
A Demsntsd womsa Suicides Afs.s
Masking yariaas Attempts

A Dsmsatsd womss Suicides An.s
Masking Various Attempts.
Little Rock, Aug. i7.-Mrs. DOiAs y
Lehman, wife Of a well known citizen
Of Black Rock, committed suicide at the
state asylum FOR the ipsance. Her case
was a peculiar one Rational on other
subjects, she had a fierce mania for
self-destruc,ion. and had made many at.
tempts AZ suicide. She had shot he..
self, cut her throat with a razor, thrown
herself from a window, jumped from 4
bridge, and walked in front Of a NOV.
ing train. Since her confinement in the
asylum she has tried 20 beat her brains
out against a wall and failing In that,
attempted suicide by starvation She
refused food and for weeks nourishment
has been injected into her stomach by
mechanical means Finally she made
a rope Of shirt and strangled herself
10 death.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1898-08-18

roung Woman nsaten 10 Death In
New York Hotel

New York. Aug i7.-Emeline c.
Reynolds. a young unmarried woman
about % years old. was found muir
dered In the Gland hotel. at Thirty
first street and broadway. In this city.
Tuesday. Her death had evidently re-
suited from repeated blows on the
head with a piece OF lead pipe. The
crime had been committed some time
between midnight and o'clock but
the police have not as yet been able
TO definitely determine whether the
motive was one OF robbery or other
wise. though they are inclined to the
former belief After some hours OF
investigation. and upon statements
given by the mother OF the dead girl.
DR.. Samuel j. Kennedy. a young
dentist OF this city. was arrested. and
is being held upon suspicion OF the
murder. The fact that not only the
murdered woman was robbed. but an
other robbery was committed on the
same floor. incline the police to the
belief that the woman was killed In
an attempt 10 prevent robbery.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1898-08-18

An English statistloan has recently
been engaged in an original task. that
OF studying the influence OF music on
the hair. The investigator establishes.
In the first place. that the proportion
OF bald persons Is II per cent for the
liberal professions in general. with the
exception Of physicians. who appear 70
hold the record for badness, which Is
30 per cent. Musical composers do
not form an exception 10 the rule and
badness Is as frequent among them
as In the other professions. The cor
net-a-plston and the French horn act
with surprising surety and rapidly; but
the trombone Is the depilatory instru-
ment par excellence. Il will clear the
hair from ones head in Ave years. This
10 what the author calls badness OF
the fanfares." which RACES with special
violence among rsgimental batds
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1898-08-18
The Last Act Was the Taking
Away From Manila of August
During the BOmbardment.
SOME OF THE ACTS
CONSIDERED HOSTILE.
The Most Serious Is the Alleged
Claim That Germany Supplied
the Spanish With Two
Field Guns.

Washington, Aug. 1.-THE United
States may yet have trouble with Ger
many. That country is to be officially
asked to explain her actions In Manila
bay. This Is the informal decision ar
rived at BY the administration and will
Be put into effect shortly unless in the
meantime the reports which have
reached Washington are discredi.ed by
an absolute proof.
The carrying of Of Captain General
Anguish by the German cruiser Kaiser.
Inc Augusta from Manila Is the last Of
series Of petty annoyances to witch
this government has been subjected by
the ELUSIVE friendliness Of the Germans
for the Spanish.
The attitude Of Germany was sub
tect discussed at some length At the cab
met meeting and tho members were
unanimous that unless ample eKplana-
ton was forthcoming In few days, the
secretary Of state should demand
through Ambassador White at Berlin,
an explanation Of the August incident,
and az the same time number Of Others.
With the war at an end, the admins
tration Is ready 10 uphold the dignity Of
the country at all hazards. But the
word has gone around that the incidents
in which the Germans have figured in
such An unfriendly hight, are not 10 BE-
discussed until Admiral Dewey has re-
ported
The list Of insults and annoyanoes to
which this government has been subject
ed by Germany Ia now large enough 20
form the basis for an extended official
inquiry. II Is a. follows:
The sending Of disproportionately
large German feet 10 Manila.
The landing Of supplies from German
vessels under the cover Of night
The Irene incident In Subig bay.
Tampering with and dividing the in
surgcnts.
The ostentAtious following Of the first
American transport feet into the lay.
The breaking Of Dewey's hArbor laws
by boats from the German wArships.
The aiding Of the escape Of Captain
General Anguish, and last, but not least,
the supplying Of the Spanish land forces
with two first-class field guns.
II Ia ON these charges that the count
against Germany is to be made up. Ad-
miral Dowey's report is all that is want.
ing.
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NINETY NATIVES KILLED.
BY SPANISH TROOPS.
Citizens Of GALES Mscheted because
They Raised the American Flag
when the spanish LEFT.

Copyrighted. isas. by the Associated Press
Ponce, Porto Rico, Aug II. The first
report of outrages by the spaniards
within their lines was brought to the
headquarters Of Gen. Wilson Monday
by priest, who headed deputation
from Gales, 20 miles northeast OF Utu.
ado. The inhabitants OF the place
raised an American flag after the Span.
ish troops had left The troops came
back, tore down the flag and mAcheted
90 Of the inhabitants. This occurred on
saturday. The priest appealed to the
Americans for protection, but the latter
are powerless to interfere in the present
circumstances, even though a reign Of
terror b. inaugurated.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1898-08-18

Washington, Aug. i7.-General VIM.
W. Gordon. one Of the commissioners
for Porto Rico and the only one Of the
six appointees TO the two commissions
who Is not widely known, is a well
known citizen Of Savannah. Ga. He il
the senior colonel Of the Georgia state
militia and served in the ranks OF the
Confederate army. He is 81 years old.
He belongs 20 one Of the wealthiest
families in the state and Is conspicuous
socially there. He was largely Endorsed
In the state for brigadier general.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1898-08-18

ss@sss = zizszz 7 ---s - ss--s -
The Enarmsus cost % r.

Naasss - zizzzz = -fzT - rtr-@ ..i
tha Enarmsus cost % H.
The life OF 4 gun Is one Of the
most unsatisfactory things about H."
remarked an ordnance officer In dis
cussing the war question with a Wash.
ington Star reporter. -and though q
number OF experiments have been
made In connection Herewith. there
Is no absolute certainty rs to results.
A general rule has been arrived at
which Is thought 10 be on the safe
side Of the matter. and that Is that
the modern steel gun should not be
fred more than 100 times. After that.
Il matters not what the emergency
may be. Il Is safer TO dismantle the
gun and send Il back 20 the shop than
to risk firing Il. for the explosion OF
a gun Is n decidedly and extensively
dangerous occurrence 20 all In its Inn
mediate locality. The firing Of a gun
causes the steel 20 crystallze and
thereby become rs brittle as file. SO
far as has yet been discovered. there
Is no remedy for Il. IL is not exactly
a total loss after the gun has become
dead. for the steel can be used for
thousands OF things In the way OF
bolts. braces and the Ike for new
work aud for repairs. As Is generally
known. a modern gun is an expensive
affair. running from $4,000 way IN
II Is equally expensive to keep Il IN
operation, the cost for each cartridge
sent from II being over $1,000, which
does not include the putting OF the
gun on is emplacement or taking Il
down. nor the thousands OF dollars
necessarily expended IN paying salar-
les and subsistence OF the officers and
men who operate II. This crystallza-
ton OF the metal Is one Of the mys.
tories Of the science ~ ordnance.
The gun could be- rcviyihed to some
extent by heating Il 10 white heat
and allowing d 90 cool on slowly. but
the treatment is not exactly satlsfac.
tory or even approximately certain rs
10 results, IL uh1 uf'u Nhih OF US, rs
n other nations that II we kept every
gun we own in actual nring operation
Tor even twenty four hours the pow
Der and she'll bill would bankrupt MS,
and there is some truth In H. This
rrystalizatlon Of the metal Is not con
Gned 10 guns however The same
thing occurs In the Journals or axlcs
used on the railroad cars. IL is FOR
that reason that careful railroads put
On new axles every five or six years.
In Europe there are laws upon the
subject. thought Il Is custom with Us.
In Germany It Is unlawful TO use an
axle ON passenger cars more than
four years. though the limitation on
freight ears is not so rigid. As with
the oft.hred gun. the steel In the
Journal becomes so brittle by the crys.
talization in consequence OF its use
that IL Is liable TO snap into a dozen
pieces any time after lis life Is ended"
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1898-08-18
Politician .na B.ns.r Km.a.

staunton, Ill, Aug. II. -EH.state Sen.
Ator II. w. Wall, wealthy banker and
real estate dealer, was shot and instant.
" killed here. A coal miner named
Schadlech, tenant OF Wells is chArg' d
with the crime and a posse OF citizens -
pursuing him. Two other men are saii
to be impl CITED The shooting aIcs3
over trivial matter.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1898-08-18

New Laredo. Mex, Aug. l7.-Grara.
do SaenE. MArgarito Martinez, Aniceto
villareAl and Euenio Gonzales have been
sentenced TO be sho, for participation in
the attack on small Mexican garrison
opposite San IgnAcio, Texas, several
years ago and known as the Cara revo-
luton. Three OF these condemned men
were captured on this side and surren.
dered by the United States
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1898-08-18

81. Louis, Aug. ~. r. w. Colson, a
broker OF the Merchants Exchange,
was found dead here lying across the
graves Of his children 1t Belle Fontaine
cemetery. lie committed suicide with
a dose OF stTychnine. Financial difii-
culties thought TO have been the cause
OF his act
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1898-08-18
c.p,.In PhnIp r.L.. charge.

Washington, Aug. lion account Of
the appointment Of Sampson ON the Gu.
ban commission and Sohley on the Porto
Rican commission, Captain John w.
Philip, who commanded the Texas IN
Cuban waters, has been put in charge OF
the North Atlantic squadron.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1898-08-18
Item Once Had to Re Guarded.

New Orleans, Aug. II. On account
Of an editorial, severe in its terms, on
the conduct of Riches regiment since it
has been here, a regimontal guard OF 100
men from the regiment guarded the
newspapers Office last night, for fear OF
raid by some Of the men.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1898-08-18

San Antonio, Aug. l7--George NJ.
White, proprietor Of the defunct MaveI-
lex hotel, has sued the city for go 900
damages. The suit arises out OF quar-.
antining the Bowery Opera company
during last year yellow fever epidemic
In Mr.. Whites hotel.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1898-08-18

Washins ton, Aug. 7-Sonator Cor
man declined 10 be- one Of the peace
commissioners. The president Is now
looking for some other Democratic sena.
Cor 70 take the place.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1898-08-18
stat. Farmers Alliance.

Mount Calm, Tex, Aug. 1.-THE
State Farmers' Alliance is In session
here. The first days session consisted
Of addresses OF welcome and speeches by
Evans Jones and Harry Tracy. The at
tendance Is not large.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1898-08-18

City Of Mexico, Aug. H.. General
Pando, who has gone 70 Vera Cruz
and will thence proceed TO Havana, ex.
ueciing 70 accompany General Blauco
10 Spain
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1898-08-18

Fort Worth, Tex, Aug. IT, Tho first
extensive shipment Of flour 20 Cuba
from this CITY was made Tuesday via
Galveston. IL was consignment Of
1000 barrels
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1898-08-18

Muskogee, /. T., Aug. i7.-Henry
Starr, halfbreed Cherokee Indian, was
lodged in Jail here. Starr is charged
with attempting to rob the Checotah
hank some time since.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1898-08-18

Nashville, Aug. 1.-THE Republican
congressional convention OF the Fourth
district at Lebanon nominated George
II. Morgan for congress
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1898-08-18
Chnrred WIth Mnrder.

Columbus, Tex, Aug. l5--Jim Cole.
man has been arrested sAd placed in jail
here, charged with the murder Of Con.
stable Larkin Hope on the night Of Aug.
ustH