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Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1898-10-27
THE COMMISSION
NOW AT HUNTSVILLE.
amer the Inspection Of the Camp, Tsa-
umony WIN lie Taken Of the Men
who Were at santiago.

h1nisville, Ala, Oct 2G..-The wal
INVESTIGATING commission il INSPECTING
OAmp Forse, preparatory 10 an inquiry
which viii be instituted here later. Tn,
commissioners separated into parties OF
TWO Tor the purpose Of inspection. ont
even then they found the task befd
'hen quite arduous, as tho camp here II
large one, about i5 subdivisions Of
troops to say nothing OF the hospitals
There are a great many regulars here
among them many who participated in
ths santiago campaign. Many Of these
WI b examined when the committee
oegins rs sittings The investigation
mere VIII be directed especially in pro.
caring facts concerning the management,
Of hospitals and the care Of the sek
while the army was in Cuba.
We know all about the landing and
me way thepattles were fought" said
uenenl Dodge, "and what we van,
now 20 know, Is how the sick and
wounded were cared for ana In pur.uit
OF Tins purpose large number Of sur.
geons will be- called"
The commissioners were greeted bere
By mild snowstorm aud very muddy
roads.
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MUST SHOW STRENGTH
OR HAVE TO FIGHT.
"snsrai Butler says Usisss the United
states Makes . Demonstration They
WIN Have To Fight Ia.urEsas.

new York. Oct. 26.-A dispatch 10
ihe Herald from Havana says:
General Butler has written Secretary
Aiser indorsing the modified form Of
military plan OF policing the island re-.
emily advanced by Colonel waring
uehsral Butler said /, would give en-.
poyment TO 10000 or 1900 insurgents.
ne would follow the General Way sys.
ZEN which was originated in Mexico BY
rfe,idont Diaz. General Butler in Civ.
'ng his p'an' warns Secretary Algor that
unless some show OF strength Is made
a ,ne United States will surely have 10
ngnl the insurgents, who will become
bandits.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1898-10-27

Fett'ooro' Tex, O,t 20 6-Justlce u
NJ Harris. VINO was assaulted hero i.
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cI,Ie pay r.r.d. ro.,nnn.a-

Philadelphia, Oct ga heavy down
pour OF rain began soon after Q O'Clock
this morning and At 10 O'Clock showed
no signs Of cessation. As result the
peace jubilee committee postponed the
civic day parade until Friday. In.
dioations for tho weather tomorrow |.
clear, aud that no postponoment OF the
military parade will be necessary
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TnsIassr may. s.rIon,lr In,n...

smiihyille, Tex, oct. 2G.-Ed Havs
a passenger engineer on the Afissopri
kansas ana Texis m lway, was seriouslv
hur' at LetifA, Hc was in charge q,
'he engine ON passenger train No a and
was struck by mail train and his skuil
was badly broken lie was attended Inv
a physician at Sealey aud brought ~
MS home here, and Is now in a critio,l
condition. ''''''
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BuyisE Hereford c.,,,..

Kansas City, Oct. 20 Stock breeder,
rom every section Of the country are IN
attendance at Armour's sale Of H.rs
ford cattle. which is in progress Al Tho
Kansas City stockyards. Fifty head
We're disposed Of at the opening dav,s
sale aud big prices were realized tba
average being silt.5O per head
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1898-10-27
EIamlnaiion Of Doctor. ora,,,,

Atlanta, Oct. 26.-An order from tbe
war department has been received a,
rort Mcpherson instructing the boar,l
70 mee'at the earliest dAypracticable and
examine all the contract doctor. ,hera
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1898-10-27
General Young. Dau.n,,, v..,,

San Antonio. Oct. 20.-After tho nor.
formanoe at the opera house bv the
What Happened TO Jones company. Miss
Lillian Lewis and Charles Lea Chartres
Of the company were married AZ tho res.
idenoe OF Mrs. Eager, on Alamo soreet
a a swell reception and banque, followed
The bride Is a daughter Of General n
b NJ Young, and was once a favorite
IN san Antenio society, when her father
was stationed NJ Fort Sam Houston
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1898-10-27
Crowds Gather at the Chamber Of
Deputies and Great Disorder
Was the Result.
PAURE IS SAID TO
BE RESPONSIBLE.
u Is said That His Attitude In the
Dreyins Case Caused the Trouble.
No New Cabinet Has Yet
Been Formed.

Paris, Oct. 20 The days Of Boulang.
erism are returning without a Floquet
TO draw a sword against factious gen.
sfal and without Constant 20 make him
cross the frontier.
The cabinet has been overturned ON n
mere proiext because bands Of people.
collected by those defying authority.
while pretending 10 defend II, have 70.
mented agitation and almost terror.
IL is said that President Fauro Is re.
sponsible Tor the demonstrations At the
chamber Of deputies which led to the
resignation of the cabinet The presi.
dent y against Dreyfus and has always
opposed his getting another trial. What
The future will bring TO France and
Dreyfus l. hard 10 predict.
In the Rue Royale the rioters tried 10
overturn a carriage containing three
Americans amid cries Of Down with
the Jews"
DEMONSTRATIONS began Just before the
time FOR the chamber Of deputies 10
meet, aud were kept up. Officers made
number Of attempts to quell tho dis.
iurhance, but only succeeded for the
time being. Constant disturbances were
Sept mp throughout the day.
The climax came when the res:gna.
ZION Of General Chanoine, minister OF
war was presented by himself.
II was impossible to keep order. NJ
brisson attempted to explain the situ..
uon' but was hooted down and cries Of
resign " hurled At him from all over
The building. Finally the entire cab.
net headed by NJ Brison. rendered IL.
resignation to President Paure
Tho French cabinet which has jus, r..
signed was definitely formed ON June d
of the present year ani was constituted
A. follows.
PRESIDENT OF the council and minister
oi the interior NJ Henri Brisson.
Minister % fnance--Paul pevtrn
Minister of education - Leon Bour.
gcois.
Minister OF justice-Ferdinand sarien
Minister Of war-Geoffrey Cavaignac
who has since been succeeded bv Cen \
aud General Chanoine.
Minister OF marine -EdouArd Simon
.ockroy.
Minister Of foreign affairs-Theopbus
)elcasse.
Minister Of the colonies - George.
/.
Minister OF commerce Emile Marwe. d
en-.
Minister ofagriculiuc-Albcrt viger
'ho has since resigned. A
Minister OF public works-scnAtor Til. 4,
'ye' who was succeeded by Senator Go.
in on Sept II. N''' b
: ne chambcr adjourned to Nov. T. y
~ u the general impression among tho
equities that President Faure will ~. v
I,e Alexander Ribot TO form a cabinet y
When accepting the resignation Of tbe -
ihistry NJ. fauro begged NJ. Brisson y
ld his colleagues to continue 10 act mn. n
the formation Of tho new cabinet
Evidently the taste FOR street demon.
iauons Is rowling and perhaps on ,o
thursday when the court Of cassatior N N
III meet there will be revival OF tho ~ !"
iroar '"' "
IL looks as though NJ. Brisson gave nm a. a.
disgust position which yielded him A A
ithor pleasure nor greatness NoboJv ~, ~
. any idea who viii succeed him mn n ~
5 perhaps NJ. Faure knows, for he 4 H.
eyed to have instigatod the overthrow ~ ~,
the cabinet WI
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pa unknown man on Monday nRnt ana
plo' three times. died OF his wounds
olnoer' are trailing the man supposed 10
nave committed the crime.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1898-10-27

New York, oci. ga big tobaoco
ompany has been formed TO fight the
tras'. Strong men are benind IL
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iumed her place as a mercnanrman ana
sailed today Tor Southampton. Sine
'he expiration OF the government charter
The Paris has been thoroughly overhaul.
90, painted both inside and nntsidn
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1898-10-27

Ryan !. T., Oct 20 Ryan college
with all IT, contents. burned here Ove,
-OO pupils were In the building AZ the
iime' but escaped. Ryan college was
ono ~ the hest IN tho Tndi.n Teryi,or,.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1898-10-27

savannah, Oct s6.-Colonel Bryan 1.
.S .o.n with fever His wife has boeD
sent Tor. The case may b serious
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rarI. Lake. m.r olh pl.s.

New York, Oct 20.-The American
liner Paris, known in the Spanish war
~ tho auxiliary cruiser Yale, has re.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-02-05
SHOWS SIGNS OF WEAR.
A New Seal to BE Engraved for the
Treasury Department..

The seal of the Treasury Department,
which has been used in the division of
loans and currency of the Secretary's Of
fee since 1862, and which has been i'm
pressed upon all the bonds issued by the
United States since that year, is beginning
to show signs of wear. This morning the
chief of the division showed the Secretary
an impress of the seal, and requested au-
thority to have new one engraved, which
was given. 1t is an interesting fact that
this seal has been impressed upon bonds of
the face value of s1O.297, 49,, 900. OF this
amount $4.I56, I14,000 were original issues
of bonds, and the remainder were bonds
issued in place of those surrendered for
exchange or transfer.
There is another seal of the same kind
in the treasury, but 1t has not been used as
otter the one now to be retired. This
one Is used on papers of a legal nature and
which also require the signature of the
Secretary.
The new seal, which will be made at the
bureau of engraving and printing, will be
of the same design as the old one. This
design contains a shield. around which are
thirteen stars. Below this shield are two
crossed keys. The seal bears the words
'Thesaur Amer Septent Sigir'-seal of the
treasury OF North America. Its full his
tory Is not known in the treasury. 1t Is
worked by an immense lever. Five bonds
at once are stamped by the pressure ex-
erted on the lever. This accounts for the
wearing of the seal.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-02-05
TREASURY PROMOTIONS,
Official Announcement of Rccen
Changes.


Changes.
The Treasury Depa rtment has made the
following promotions:
Office of the auditor for the Navy De-
rartment-Mrs. c. T. Limeburner, Pennsyl-
vania, 1.400 to $1,000; Miss S. A Somer-
vile, Alabama, S1,4OO 10 s1,6OO; S. s.
Fletcher, Pennsylvania, s1,2O0 10 81, 400; NJ
b. Stursus. Iowa, 81 900 to 81 200; John e.
Norwood, North Carolina, 500 to $1,000
Office of the auditor for the Post Office
Department-Geo. w. jackson, Indiana.
sl,2e0 to 81. 400; VIM. H. Reeves, Tennessee.
N,2o to SLIGO; H. NJ. Harvey, Indiana,
Sl,Soo to S1,400; VIM. F. Hustled. Iowa.
$l,ooo to N.2OO; Miss Julia c. Jones, Massa-
chusetts $1,000 to 81 200; Vernon E. Alber-
Tie, Wisconsin, $1,000 to 81 200; Miss Mary
Erlckson, Tennessee, $1,000 TO slaDU: r.
w A. Vida, Alabama, 500 to 81 600. O.
W. Hammond, Ohio. 500 to $1,000; Miss II.
U Cunningham, Illinois $50 to 81 NN.
Henry Billings. Indiana, 500 to $40.
once OF the auditor for the War Depart
ment-Mrs. Annie E. Preston, District of
Columbia, 500 to $1,000; Mrs. NJ. T. Hay
WOOD, North Carolina, $500 to $500
OHlce OF the supervising architect--Clsr-
ence A: Miller. District of Columbia, 81 .Sin
Hmbia, $500 to 81, 200
Once of the auditor for tha State and
other Experimentation E. Williams. New
hampshire, s., 400 to 81 COO
Omce OF the register-Miss Eliz C. Ieet
Michigan, s720 to 500.
once of the Secretary-Miss Anna Doyle
N!vada. $500 to $500.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-02-05

fortable lying close aboard ship in the
harbor of Havana. The Marblehead or
the Detroit, which are better adapted to
comfortable existence in such a climate as
that of Havana than the battle ship Maine.
probably will be sent to relieve the latter.
The Brooklyn mt Norfolk.
n telegram received at the Navy De-
partment today announces the arrival of
the armored cruiser Brooklyn at Norfolk
on her way to the West Indies
The torpedo boat Foote has sailed from
Pert Royal. S. c., for Norfolk where she
will make the repairs to her shaft result
ing from its breakage on the run down the
coast.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-02-05
GUARANTEEING AMERICAN HORSES.
No Reason for Germany's Prospectixe
Action.

No Reason for Germany's Prospectixe
Action.
When the Berlin cable dispatch as TO the
prospective quarantine of American horses
by Germany was shown to Chairman Hit
OF the House foreign affairs committee he
said the move was clearly a part Of the
general movement toward exclusion shown
by the recent action against American
fruit.
Chairman Dingley of the ways and
means committee said this was in line
with the German action cn American fruit.
A quarantine was not an absolute pro-
fibition, however. Mr.. Dingiey said, and 1T
remained to be seen whether a quarantine
SO Vise rous as to be prohibition would
be put in force.
The officials of the Agricultural Depart
ment emphatically discredit the probabil-
:ty Of American horses carrying influenza
INTO Germany, and gay that if they do Ge-
Eeiop II after importation it is contracted
frcm animals in that country The state
ments OF the German minister cf agricui-
ture, secretary Wilson says, are unwar-
ranted.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-02-05
TO IMPROVE OUR Gun FIRE.
Practical Results Expected From Mr.
DnshfelHs Foreign Trim.


Assistant Naval Constructor Robert B.
Dashiell has just returned to the Navy De-
partment from a short visit to Europe, un-
dertaken primarily with the purpose of
gathering certain information respecting
foreign methods of gun fire on shpboard.
The Navy Department is dissatisfied with
the sun-fire practice on our own ships,
mainly on account of its slowness, and it
is with the purpose of finding whether this
is attributable to the guns and carriages
themselves or to defective system that this
investigation has been undertaken.
Mr.. DashieIl's Investigations have been
prolific of results. considering the brief
time he has been absent engaged in the
quest. He was treated with courtesy in
England and France, and had no difficulty
in obtaining all OF the information that he
desired upon the subject matter of his in
quiry. Assistant Secretary Roosevelt, who
has initiated the inquiry, will now make an
effort to apply this information to the prac-
tical betterment of our service.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-02-05
PRESIDENT DOLE.
Hawatfs Chief Magistrate Takes a,
Trip to Quaker City.

hRwaNs Chief Magistrate Takes a
Trip to Quaker City.
President Dole of Hawaii left Washing
ton at an early hour this morning, taking
the Z O'Clock train for Philadelphia. He
was accompanied by Major -Heistand OF
the army. Mr.. Dole has some personal
business to transact in Philadelphia. and
will return to Washington late this even
ing.
President Dole's departure for Buffalo.
n. Y, was not nastened in any way by
criticism in the Senate of his presence here
during the consideration of the annexation
treaty. He intended when he first mapped
out his trip to this country to leave WASH
ington for his home Monday next Since
then he had decided to visit Buffalo. and
the date of his departure was anticipated
day in consequence.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-02-05
TO BE TRIED FOR CONSPIRACY.


Sem1UOIe In010n0.
GUTHRIE, Okla, February 6.-Warrants
have been issued for seventy-three men,
bers Of the mob who burned the two Sem
mole Indians near Maud, and large force
of deputy United States marshais will be
sent into Pottawattonie county to make
the arrests within the next fory-eight
hours
The men will be arrested under United
States laws and tried for conspiracy, as 1t
10 believed that, owing to their strong or
ganization, and through fear and sympathy,
1t will be impossible 10 convict any of the
mob for murder in the courts OF that
county.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-02-05
senator snith,. IlI.e...

Senator Smith OF New Jersey, who has
been confined to his bed for the past week,
and who had q narrow escape from pneu-
monia has so far recovered as to be able
to leave the city. He went to Lakewood,
II, l.. today.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-02-05
REVOLT IN COSTA RIGA.

Minister Merry.
telegram was received at the State
Department today from United States Min
lister Merry, at San Jose. Costa Rica, say
ing that "a revolution was inaugurated
there yesterday" The United States cruis-
er Alert is at San Juan del Sur, on the west
coast of Central America, and will prob
ably be ordered to the port nearest the
seat of the trouble for the protection of
American interests
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-02-05
Advertising is not an expense.

Advertising is not an expense.
1t is a business investment. IL
you want to invest your money
prohtably you will therefore put
your advertisements in such a
paper as The Evening Star, that
is read regularly and thoroughly
by everybody worth reaching.
The Stal is the recognized
household and family journal of
the National Capital. and has
no rival as an advertising med
ium.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-02-05
MAIL FOR DYEA.
Contracts for Four Years Awarded Inv
the Department..

the Department.
The Post Office Department has awarded
TO the klondike. Yukon and Copper River
Company a contract for carrying the mails
for four years from Seattle, Washington,
10 Dyea, Alaska, and including Juneau
Sitka and Skaguay and other intermediate
Joints. There are to be five round trips
each month throughout the year, and the
compensation is to be S15,250 per annum
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-02-05

Government receipts from customs to-
day. $513l016: internal revenue, $505 ,0S4:
miscellaneous. SO. .l07. Expenditures to-
day, 81 ,158 900.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-02-05
THE FOuRTKENrH STREET LANE.
Cars Operated by Electricity In the
.-- Next Ten Days or SO.

The Capital Traction Company today
made contract with the Potomac Electric
Power Company to furnish current for
operating the cars on 18th street L: is ex-
pected that the wires will be in place con-
pecting that line with the power house of
the electric company In the course of the
next week or ten days.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-02-05

The battle ship Maine WIN be relieved
from her station in Havana In the course
OF few dayxa It was not the purpose OF
the Navy Department to keep the ship
there for any length OF time whens she
was ordered across the strait. and 1t is
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-02-05

other letter from Mr.. Bryan, stating that
If tine telephone was used as it had been
the company would remove it from the
MOTEL. January II, after / had used the
phone four or five times. a guest of the
hotel used it. When he had finished, Mr.
me If l didn't cease the Illegitimate of
the phone 1t would have to be removed.
We had some conversation over the phone.
which was ended when he said he would
send man over to confer with me in re-
gard to the matter.
The evening times., 1898-09-12
THE LAvIGNE-ERNE FIGHT.
RumOrs That the Police May Inter.
fere at buffalo Tonight.

Buffalo, n. Y, Sept. 12.-This city is
fast filling up with sporting men from
all parts of the country who are present
to witness tonight the lightweight con-
test between Kid Lavigne and Frank
Erne.
Last night, after conference between
President Nugent of the Hawthorne Ath-
letic Club, Manager Wilson. Billy Lavig-
ne and Jim Kennedy. representing Lavig
ne and Erne, the two managers for some
reason objected to Jack Sheehan, of Bos-
ton. who had been telegraphed for by the
club officials TO referee. They wanted
Sam Austin, but the club would not
stand for the New Yorker, claiming that
he was too much of a friend of Tom
O'Rourke
At last it was decided 10 send for John
ny Eckhardt, of Troy There will posi-
lively be no interference with the con-
test tonight according to the managers
of the club.
There have been rumors circulated that
both Erne and Lavgne have already
been arrested and held not to break the
peace. Some say that the sheriff will ap-
pear tonight at the ringside and attempt
TO stop the bout; that the two boys will
be arrested, and that they will be bailed
out Immediately, SO that they can go
right into the ring again Whatever ii is.
there will be a boxing contest between
Lavigne and Erne tonight and for the
championship of the world The arena
of the Hawthorne Club yesterday after
noon was visited by crowd numbering
thousands, and In the number were many
women. All of the chairs have been plac-
ed, and the sight looking from the top
bleachers Is a grand one.
The seating capacity is 1884. and II is
expected tonight when Erne and Lavigne
put up their hands the place will be well
filled.
The first bout will be between Lon
Beckwith and Jack O'Donnell, and will
be put on at $50 sharp.
The evening times., 1898-09-12

militia, 40 marines and 10 officers. Com
mander Davis, as stated. is in Washing
ton, and the officers on the ship are
Lieut.. G. A. Merriam, executive officer:
Lieut.. Robert NJ. Doyle, navigator; Lieut..
Sidney o. HeiskeH, surgeon; Passed As
sistant Paymaster Parker Cooke, Chief
Engineer Robert Paul. Assistant Engin-
GERS Newton Mansfield and Richard P.
Brown; Lieut.. Gunior grade) Davies NJ.
Murdoch: Ensigns William Goodrich Pc
ter Coyle, F. A. Brumby. J. n. Luby. As
sistant Surgeon Smith H. McKim, Naval
Cadets George c. Lodge and A. II. Nc
Carthy, and Pay Clerk Charles J. Fall
Ion.
Special pride is taken by the officers and
men of the Dixie in the old Spanish NOR
tar. which is a trophy of the work done in
Guantanamo Bay. 1t was taken from
Fort Caminera, at the head of the bay
and bears the date of December 81. 1907.
II is of bronze. and is an interesting relic
There has been some talk of sending it to
Annapolis, but the sentiment of the men
of the ship is.in favor of placing it in Bal
timore, where 1t can be seen by thous-
ands. Besides this relic, every member
of the crew has souvenirs of some sort,
including fragments of the ships which
belonged TO Cerveras fleet, shells, ma
chetes and other relics of the war