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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-02-26

SEATTLE, SATURDAY, FED. g.


Puget sound and the Pacific coast
would be iB 40 imminent danger in
event Of war with Spain. We should
be liable only ~ assaults from priva-
tesrs. and our coast defenses are al
ready in a sufficiently completed stage
To afford reasonable guaranty that no
vessel flying the Spanish flag could
ever approach Pacific coast cities suffi-
GENTLY near for purposes Of assault
or tribute. Besides. we now have on
this Coast two fine coast defense ves-
sels-tha Monterey and Monadnock-
which are equal In fighting power 10
any vessel I'm the Spanish navy; and
We have also the great battleship ore
gon. which IS superior In weight. arma-
ment and batteries. to any Spanish war
ship There are other vessels at Mare
island which could render more or less
service.
Privateering is not yet forbidden by
the law OF nations The trend I'm en-
lightened countries-except the United
States--has been 10 consider Il piracy
and to punish privateer crews accord
ingly. IL there were war. 1t is UNI
doubted that Spain and probably the
United States would enlist the services
OF a vast fleet OF commerce destroyers.
Our coasting trade would suffer severe
~ If these vessels were TO operate on the
Pacific coast. and Kiondike treasure
ships would doubtless be considered par
fiouariy desirable prizes. The problem
OF fuel would alone require solution be-
fore IL could employ fleet on the Pa
ciio. II would be almost obligatory on
tho Spanish 10 obtain coal In British
Columbia. Hawaii or in Central Ameri-
can ports Spain could not depend on
Hawaii for obvious reasons. Central
America Is too remote as base OF sup
plies for operations In northern waters.
and British Columbia alone would re-
main. International law provides no
clear and unvarying rule that England
or the Canadians would BE- Obliged II
follow. They would not ordinarily
violate their obligations as neutral
power hy furnishing coal which is as
essential 10 a steam vessel as wind Ia
a ship. ans Spain would contend that
coal Is IA more a iuunltion - war than
subsistence supplies which neutcals
may give, Ca the other hand. ANA UNI
der the peculiar circumstances ~ the
Pacific coast. England would doubtless
he Justified IN holding that coal IS a
nunltlon Of war. and that vessel TAX
ing coal at Nanalmo would - directly
and unquestioDably equipped Tor Of
fensive operations against Puget sound
or its coas,.uE feet Everything would
Depend or highlands inclination. Rules
and precedents are unsatisfactory ana
conflicting. We could hope FOR much.
however. from Ees,anas fsteudliue<s
In case = war utth Srala.
As lor the Spanish navy. SIS nearest
hasa ot sUrpll,s and operations would
be the Philippine islands. and ve would
scarcely expect henoariment from a
waTshlp
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-02-26
WHERE SLEEP TIE GUARDS,

The czar has got pr, Arthur.
The kaiser holds Focehiug
The French have Raatlsf ID FTsi-ar
The queen holds T3ag-2-lrE.
TIE Cee-ert 50 or ere yr~-.ea
Tire Tegtou'n a. Wf1shf
TIE Gasfs tloreA v-f-r pf.+t-gtn~
Tse b-tan holds Chooai
= '-es0 aa~a7orS Kfrr p.n-Foa
TIE QGeers The Empress Tuu.
The gFar's tae chung - DITTO.
Bat wha. 10 we beccrnee
Where s. great wilhelm C'hsr4'err
Au3 where 81 Morx truso
Where Sleeps ot5r Gailtot Cabot I<lHx~
Aad az rs aga.ag crew.
WY ara they not a. Taev.1fs9
w. nos af ~ X ParkF
WhT - afug thev nsf che heights 81 Pin
On Wuz Lungs aowcred 1anke
VIZ sr- fEsy not st Cc,orge
H4-'-f ~s-tfeeT at T57
= dear ciA GLORY . Anger rot
IN 1h+s &aagclAa ple?
Aiss' Il la7ss 80 trulv
Ara car tGe reason ~
We So sane @n1 whisky generals
Win noEs@ 20 care for Tea
-HasPer's Weekly.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-02-26

A vote Of confidence In the French min
istry may not have been deserved. but
failure TO pass - would have thrown the
country in,o another paroxysm CT excite
ment which might have become very seri-
ous. !, is very creditable to the political
parties taat they sgbord.nated fractional
interests TO ihe greater interest Of the en-
tire country. Il is very evident. though.
that change of ministry IS inevitable De-.
fore long
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-02-26
The Tacoma News renrints ann,

The Tacoma News reprints apprecla-
lively the antl-yice plank in the Seattle
Populist platform as exhibiting the ram
pant and unrestrained lawlessness and
immortality OF Seattle. The News also
republshes from a Portland paper a
most Infamous falsehood about conditions
here. and takes occasion TO refer to Seat
tie as 1.-THE Queen City of Crime" 1t
would thus appear that the Populists, by
gross and unwarranted exaggeration as
10 local conditions with respect TO crime,
have furnished excellent material for
harmful comment by the enemies OF this
city. 1t Is. perhaps. fortunate for the
city that the News has little influence
or circulation outside Tacoma, but We
may nevertheless expect to hear from
other newspapers which Use reckless
Popui!st campaign Examinations as a text.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-02-26

The strength OF the naval militia is not
very nattering TO a nation with such an
extensive seaboard as ours. II is one OF
the branches Of the service which should
have received more attention. and now
that the des.rability OF increasing the ma
val reserve is seen. a little more spirit may
be infused into it by official encourage
uerf
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-02-26

courage TO speak and 20 do. No one
Claims as much for his opponent. Ths
circumstances OF his nomination tend 10
demonstrate that he Is mere figure
head. The way-Hart combine will be
his guide. We shah have q way-Hart
administration. That IS the plain truth,
and all recognize Il.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-02-26

Mars cannot be as beautiful as the earth
with beauty as we know II. This is dis
appointing. We like TO believe that all
We cannot see is better than that which
We can see. A world without the ocean,
or lakes or broad rivers lacks half the at
tracGiveness OF earth.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-02-26

After all. Great Britain has arranged a
loan for China, half OF which is already
subscribed. The rate OF interest is only
Az per cent. but there Is a discount OF
ID per cent. on the principal The money
INST has got the better OF the mailed
hand, and there will be no war.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-02-26

Secretary Wilson. of the department of
agriculture. is TO visit California soon. He
should be invited TO return by way OF this
state, which could give him some inter-
esting samples of its fecundity.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-02-26
A GL AisANIEE..


The Post-InteliiRencer hereby
guarantee its advertisers bona
Side paid circulation. Daily. Weekly
ana Sunday, double that Of amy
other newspaper published In the
state of Washington. Advertising
contracts will be made subject TO
this guarantee.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-02-26

y wonder why WOW wen Ike 20 "a
hunting when Won don't shoot anything -
For 'he same reason that ven women
Ike p 81 shopping when you don't buy
anything"
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-02-26

"Aur. Margaret as haA I've co x.
married ffcrr hev house in thcse vcars 8"
II ira; Sc Way dogs you xend our
6aUxntsr Julia ever ars 40 what Awnr
Margaret can 80 fer here
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-02-26

Seattle. Second avenue AMI Cherry street
New YORK rooms h. IL = Tribune cl4s-
Chicago, 81 ChsExbsT OF C0mmeEcs
Tacoma LIS EAcilc avenue.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-02-26

the drug of Mhaus Sons in New York City Broad
way below Dey the from whom package Rpans Tabul
bought, said:
Ripans of the sellers in line We sell great,
many gross month"; and their The hvecent
packages TO sell as freely chewing gum does
To inquiry what to have created the demand said
Next the clever which the
oddly of the the first sale After that they
their Those who buy them buy and The de-
and to be the increase constantly The combination
believe anything could be added taken from
without detraction"
. ang on( r sulxN VIZ b. ~ TOO . tA
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Give postofTlce address IN fun. including
county and state.
Remit b. express. money order. draft or
In Registered letter. a. our risk
Business Office. Main T.
Editorial Rooms. Main ~
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Address all umuulcatlons and remit
e sees TO the FOST-E2S. ! t-ll.ItF E.SCf-E
PUBLISHING CO. Seattle Wash
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-06-30
Oily Council.

The city council met in special ses-
sion last night and after examination
approved aud received the new city
map.
Mr.. MacNair has been employed by
the council 10 locate the corporation
line aud mark the corners and road
crossings.
The council adjourned until Monday
night when the acceptance Of the new
fire engine will be considered. The
engine will be tested meanwhile.
The new map, which has just been
completed by Mr II. J. MscNair, after
careful survey Of the city, 10 a model
Of neatness and accuracy, and all that
could be desired for the purpose II will
serve. Il IL gotten up In colors, and
may be understood At glance without
explanatory notes. The map Is a work
Of art aud shows careful work On the
part Of the engineer who Is an expert
enced man ia all hranehes Of his pro.
ieesion.
Mr. MacNAir leaves soon for Wash
ington 10 offer bis services 10 the war
department 10 the volunteer enginee :
ing corps Of the United States army.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-06-30
THIRD CALL FOR TROOPS
WILL SOON BE MADE.
One Hundred and Flny Thousand More
Men VIII Be Invited 10 join the
Army aud Fight Fer Amsries.

Washington. June 20 The president
will issue third call for troops. Tho
exact number TO bo called for has no,
been determined, bu. AZ least 10000
viii b. invited 20 enlist
Tho war department satimates that
10000 troops will be needed in Santiago
province, $4,000 In Havana province.
10000 In Cienfeugos aud vicinity. 30, 900
in Porto Rico and CO.OOc IN the Philip.
pines.
A reserve force Of 10000 is held to be
essential for retention In this couniry.
The president Is eonadsn, that ,he e.
innate Of American strength needed for
subjugating Cuba has been short IL
has been much impressed with Shafter's
experience In Santiago, and assumes
that the conditions existent there will
DO found TO prevail In other parts Of the
country.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-06-30

Chickamauga, June 20. The order Ia.
sued conveying the information that the
entire First army corps viii be sent to
Cuba has doubled activity at Camp
Thomas. The work o. completely
equipping aud arming q regiments IL
an immense task for the short time in
which Il must BE- accomplished, but the
work Is already IN progress and officials
tay Il viii bo finished much sooner than
Is generally believed possible Every
member Of the u regiments from colo
nels 20 priVates are hustling II Is he.
lioyed the move will be made la two
weeks.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-06-30
WILL GO TO MANILA.
The Tlrst Regiment Of New r,rk Vol
untter. Ordered 10 Assist Drwey.

The Tirst Regiment ~ New l,rk Vol
untters Ordered % Assist Drwey.
New York, June % The Flint reg.
imont, New York volunteers, composed
Of the tenth battalion. of Albany, and
eight scpcmte companies have Nceiyel
orders from Washington to proceed to
San Francisco, aud cnce to the Phil.
ippincs
Tho regiment Is now doing coast-de'
Tense work At Forts Columbus, Wads'
worth and Hamilton The headquarters
are at Governors BLAND, and the men
will be modified thero preparatory to
departing.
While the order/to 90 TO the Philip
pines was u surpfse 10 the men II was
no news eitho1 to Colonel Barker, OF
Lieutenant C,eonel staohpote. BoIl
have been ualjg all the influence thai
could be brought 20 bear to bring about
thlk aaslenmenN
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-06-30
An at Homo.

Last evening at the home Of her par.
ents, Judge and Mrs. j. W. Dore-
mus, Miss Ozelle Doremus entertained
her young friends In a delightful way.
Invitations were issued 10 seventy Eve
boys and girls, 50 II goes without saying
that they had a delightful time, just
such a good time as Mrs. Doremus al
ways knows how to provide. A plat
form was erected In the yard for dane
ing and lighted by electricity while ices
and cakes we're served for refreshments
The house was beautifully and tasteful
N decoIated.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-06-30
The rhillppln. Situation.

London, June 30 The Evening News
publishes long dispatch from Manila
covering the points already ielcgraphed
to the Associated Press. II emphasizes
the strong anti. British feeling which has
sprung up at the capital Of the Philip
pines, and refers to the necessity Of send
ing more British ships there, and Of q o
conviction Of the Spaniards that Ger
many Is going to help them.
The Evening News then says;
"Thorc are two points In our telegram
which We wish 20 call the attention Of
the government First, the influence
which the presence Of the German
squadron is oxerting Oh the situation.
Second, the obvious danger to the Eng.
lish should the spanish soldiers, who
arc without food and wages, determine
to kick over the traces"
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-06-30
WILL LIKE A MONTH.
General Merritt doe, Not EEpsct "a
Tenh NaniA uutIi July Is.

General Merritt Doe, Not Expect to
re"h NaniA usiIi July Is.
San Francisco Jane ~ o. Maj. Gen.
Merritt expects to rgach Manila July %
or August at the vcFy latest Before his
arrival General Grcene will have con-
suited with Admiral DNcy as to the
adyisability q making ; joint attack
upon Manila General Mr. ~ insta Z.
lation as governor genera viii be at
tended with ~ little ccrcmo " ~ possi.
BILE, In his proclamation he will assure
the people that their forms OF worship
and their churches will not le inter.
ferod with This will b. made clear, ~
will also the fact that their property
will not be connscated In order 10 oii.e
representations 10 the conimry which
has been made by agents Of Spain.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-06-30
NEWS IN BRIEF.

Maurice c. Miohaels, a clothing mcr.
chant at Galveston. Tex, has failed.
The liabilities exceed S22,0OO
Garfield Jordan, a colured boy, ~
years old, is In jail at Nacogdochos,
Tex charged with the murder Of an 3.
year.old colorod girl.
w. W. owens was killed nc Emory,
Tex, by a stroke Of lightning.
At Caddo Mills, Tex. four farmers
had q shooting scrapo. John Bush was
shot through the thigh aud jim Mid.
dleton through the hand All were ar.
rested
Governor Power was runominatod by
the Republicans OF Maine for governor.
James Walker accidentally fcl in a
well at Shreveport, Ia, and before he
could be rescued died Of damp.
SiN men have been arrested at Kings.
tree, 5 @ for the killing there Of the
co'oVd postmaster sometime ago Fed
eral authorities made the arrest,
Five persons were drowned by thc
cy,Fzing oi a fcrryboat At Tharmopnlis
Vac
ASAln Phyiicr died at Van Alsiync
To yfrom an ovorlose OF opiatcs.
Walter Ford, who Is charged with th'
murder Of Lucinda Moore at Waco
Eek, was refused bail.
Seven persons wSrre killed IN Italy b,
IN earthquake
\ r. H. Blyins, Hockman. wps shot an'
- llod by b. 5. Ellis, near Claudo. rcx
~ gave himself up
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-06-30
GENERAL MERRITT
LEAVES FOR MANILA.
lie Carries with Him Copies Of the
Proclamation lie wnl Issue
TO the People.

San Francisco. June 20. General
Wesley Merritt. who sailed from this
port this morning 10 assume bis duties Of
governor general OF the Philippines, has
prepared a proclamation which will be
issued Immediately after his arrival NJ
Manila, He expects to enter that city
without serious resistance. but In case
Of necessity, is prepared TO use both the
naval and military forces az bis com.
mand to take forcible possession Of the
place. The proclamation TO BE- dissent.
mated has been translated into Spanish
and many thousand copies will he cir.
culated. Although 10 contents are as
yet kept secret. IT, general tone Is
known
IL viii announce % the people Of the
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-06-30

Washington, June 90 Almost the en-
tire session Of the senate yesterday was
occupied by Mr.. Caffery, tDcm., Ia, J
In continuation Of his speech against
the annexation Of Hawaii. AT 4 o'clock
he had not concluded, but yielded the
floor In order that the general deficiency
bill might b. considered. Tho bill was
read and the committee amendment
far as thoy have been offered. adopted.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-06-30
New Telegraph stamp ,rax.

On and after July lot, a stamp tar Of
cent for each telegraph message will
be enforced. Sender Of message IL to
buy the stamps at the postofiiee and al.
fix to message and cancel same himself
In presence Of the operator. This is un.
der the new war revenue law. The
stamps are Cancelled by writing or stamp.
ing on them the initials Of sen1er't
name and date message IL sent.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-06-30
sao. e s ss.sss.sa .. ~, 'a V'''

wANTED-To sell my household fur.
niture and hoorcoyerings. Everything
almost new, Only used about three
months. Call at my residence opposite
courthouse Jake schwarz. 1856
Members Of The Free BAptis, congre-
CATION and Sunday school were pleas
anily entertained last evening by Mr..
aud Mrs. J.. Is. Reed. Refreshments
were served.
Joe b. Reeds insurance companies
have all adopted the policy Of paying
death claims arising from the war with
Spain. For accident and life insurance
either In lodges or straight life compa.
nies zee Joe d. Reed. II
DR.. Bveon Saunders, a prominent
physician Of II. Worth, was In the city
yesterday attending Mr.. VIM. Hoppe
who IL still quite sick.
There IL still a nice line Of millinery
10 select from in the Miss 81. Leon
bankrupt stock that can be had al
your own price. 1873
Mr.. and Mrs. Nal Webb Of II Paso
are visiting Mr.. webb's mother, Mrs
W. II. Webb, and other relatives.
Fresh beer always on tap at the Amer
can beer hall In the Zenatli block. Free
lunch from TO 4 p. m. lOit
Joe Balson aud Frank Bell were her
from Rogers Prairie yesterday.
! I'M Cook Of Steep Hollow. was il
the city yesterday.
Walter wippreeht returned HON
yesterday.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-06-30

Madrid, June 20 Further adviccs
from Manila say the spaniards are de-
termined 10 fight 20 death aud that DIES.
perate fighting Is expected when the
American troops arrive
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-06-30
o'nlssin. No, Sold.

New York, June 20-Flint & Co Of
this city have received dispatch from
Beach ~ Co, their agents At Valparaiso,
Chile, saying there is no truth In the ~
port that the Chilean armorod cruiser,
Almiranto O'Riggins, has been sold to
the government of Spain.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-06-30

pay speci\ attention 10 prompt and
comfortable iivAy service fordrummers
and other tran,ia\ 1 persons, and take
good care Of all "bNerding" horses zen
trusted to me. Trad Poch. 100
Rev. A. NJ. Stewart viii preach under
a tent at Bethel Saturday and Sunday.
Ills subject Sunday win he Music"
There will also be singing and dinner
on the gr Jund Sunday.
For pure fountain and boyle soda,
DR.. Pepper. and all the la<st iced
drinks, candies, fruits, nuts, -, call
on &. q. Parsons. NNf
The singing normal at Bethel Mad.
envy will open Monday and eontiAp
four weeks. Profs. Eiland, Eyeitk
and Acud will give free concert Nom
day night.
J. A. Myers has been visiting Waco
this week and participated In the or.
gan zation Of a state association OF
hardware men.
For Renl-Eight lots fAyorayly locAt
ell Tor a cotton yard in northern part o.
town. Apply to W. +. Young at court
house. n
Wanted-A job, painting or pAperinl
houses or remoddling old furniture
Phone l27. W. A. Dodson. $50
Misses Alice Bonneville and LOUIS
MENDOZA are visiting in Galveston.
For sale-Two lots in souihwes, cor
ner Of block 1871, city Of Bryan. Appl
to J. II. Wilson. l3
Mr.. and Mrs. g. s Parker have gon
" Manitou, Colorado.
When You want 10 enjoya nice dry
get one Of Ira Gooch's nobby turn
outs. DIFF
Mr.. and Mrs. d. G. Zuber have gon
to Grimes county.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-06-30
Announcement.
A Special Edition OF the Bryan
Eagle and the Madisonville
Meteor ON n New and
Novel Plan.

The publishers OF the Bryan Eagle
and the jacksonville Meteor q c making
thorough canvas Of BFyan's trade ter
ritory, In preparation for a grand spec
ial edition Of each Of the two papers, to
be issued at the same time.
The plan upon which this edition Tor
these editions, for they will contain the
same specially prepared matter, adver.
Itisementa, etc. will be issued IL a new
one, and one that We believe will cause
II to rebound more 10 the advantage Of
Bryan than any other edition ever got.
ten out.
Representatives Of the Eagle are call.
ing upon the people ia different COM
mnnilies In Madison. Grimes, Leon,
BraEos and Burleson counties, getting
descriptive and statistical information
for publication In the edition. large
part Of the territory has already been
covered, and the work in other portions
Is still going on. We now have a series
Of very interesting interviews, and the
people In all sections where we have
been express the greatest interest in
the forthcoming editions.
The information In the interviews
covers church and school facilities,
names Of pastors and teachers, chArac.
tar and prices ofland, distance TO differ
ent markets aud percentage Of trade
going to each, relative increase OF de.
crease Of acreage In cotton or corn. meat
raised for home consumption, improve
ments needed In different communities,
road and bridge Improvements needed
and being made. remarks on Bryan asa
trading point, etc, etc.
Postmasiers at yanous points make
statements Of the number Of copies that
they can distribute 10 good advantage
The object Of the edition ~ 10 Adyer.
tise Bryan aud the country which COZ.
stituies her trade territory. Special
editions are usually devoted 20 some
town, while the county which makes
the town 10 to a large extent ignored.
We have determined TO make this one
an exception, in lha, both are 70 bs
written up ..gslss. '.-iiv. II will ~
vsFtiae nrvnf ,.nnif,sF ma. ~
hhr--a ss rsesss@~sS.cTsps 'r9'Tsf'seass
or her IMPORT Of Bryan's bu.inesus'e
: - ny he made to do much good
MI bs< ued August l.