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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1898-07-13
OLD asILAse IS NO MORE.

The above is the name given a huge alligator, l4 feet long. t was killed the 8th of July on Pleasant Lake, 10 miles north of Texarkana on the line of the k. c. P. < 0. By, by fishing rarty composed of Mir. and Mrs. T. J. Hager of Shreveport, Miss Gladys Brady of Pine Blnff, Arkansas, and Wm. R. McDougal of Shreveport. Hager is an engineer and McDougal a conductor on the Pee Gee Ky. The party had been out some five or six days, whar the reptile appeared and seemed anxious for the fray, and he was readily ac- commodated ' McDougal had a 38 calibre Winchester and Hager a p calibre Winchester. Mrs. Hager and Miss Brady both taking shots at his gato..ships, it took 2 dead eye shots Of the 38 and about 20 shots of the 2 in the eye and nostrils before 
 sSilas" was conquered, and when ha did so he would remind you of the Vizcaya, which Schley disposed of at Santingo, so full of holes was his head. The teeth will be kept for cuff buttons and scarf pins as they are of the finest ivory and polished like billiard ball. Miss Brady is the charming daughter of one of Pine Bluffs citizens, and is spentl- ing the summer with her uncle, J. T. Hager, of Shl eveport, she is ac- 1 companied by her little sister, Mabel, who baited the hooks. Mrs. Hager is a splendid shot with The rifle as she inflicted punishment on Silas eyes and nose. The negroes adjoining the lake and vicinity wanted the party to stay over Sun day and a barbecue would be ten. dered them for ridding the lake oi "Silas presence, as all were afl aid Of him, and the hogs and cattle he had destroyed Ii the past 10 or F years was enormous, but the party declined and left for home, the 9th, where they arrived safe after spend ing week of hunting and fishing on Little River and Pleasant Lake, and all enjoyed themseves to their hearts desire. No accident of any kind oc
 cured to mar their pleasure the
 entire trip.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1898-07-13
|. N. HART DEAD,
DIED THIS MORNING IN
 LITTLE ROCK.
Funeral Thursday Afternoon at 4 o'clock From The
 1st Methodist Church

MT. c. N, Hart, Of this city, died in the State Insane Asylum at Little Rock this Wednesday, morning at o'clock.
 Mir Hart had been in delicate health for over year. and about Il year ago, as resilt nf III health his mind became impaired and he vas placed in the State Insane Asy- lum for treatment. Since that time his condition gradually grew worse to the end.
 Prior to his illness and loss of mind, Mr. Hart was one of Pine lnff's most prominent and energetic citizens. For several years he was engaged in Inc wholesale and retail drug business in this city, and con dneted fiourishing business and was nctiye In forts for the material development and welfare of his com munity.
 He was also q deyout Christian. being member Of the Methodist church and was an active worker in charch circles He was also presl- dent of the State Epworth League.
 His remains Will be brought to this city on the 5:30 evening train for burial. The funeral will take place from the First Methodist church at o'clock D. n. tomorrow (Thurs- day. The services will be conducted by Rev. l. r. Carr. assisted by Revs. j k. Gason and ]. NJ Carr.
 The funeral will take place under the auspices of the Knights of py- thias, and the Elks, of which organ nations he was n leading and infin. ential member.
 The following are the pail bearers: w. D. Hearn, ]. H. Eddins, J. E. Talbot, Jas. Gould. R. H. NJ. Mills. Fred Hudson.T. ". Sparks and J. " Crawford
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1898-07-13
DECLARED THE. NOMINEE FOR SHERIFF BY THE
 COMMITTEE.
Hon. s. C. Martin Nominated For the Senate to Fill
 Vacancy.

At 1 o'clock this afternoon the Democratic County Central Con- mittee declared Maj. II. A. Mccoy the nominee for Sheriff by vote of IT to 6.
 MT s. c. Martin was nominated for the Senate to fill the vacancy caused by the dea.h of the late Senator W. P. Grace. The vote was: $. c. Martin, 10; G. L. Black well, 4; J. M. Hudson, |.
 MT. W. B. sorrells was declared the nominee foa Prosecutit 2 Attor- ney.
 Full particulars tomorrow.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1898-07-13
This Is the Opinion at Washington Among the Officials, and Seems
 Based on Strong Grounds.
SKATER WILL TAKE
 WHAT THERE IS LEFT.
He Has His Men Around the City From Bay to Bay, and Is Making Rapid Advances Upon
 Upon the Place.

Washington, July 13.-The expeeta- tion is general here that Santiago will be ours soon. The main source of ap- prehension is the spaniards may have succeeded to a considerable degree i'll eyaeuating the town before the Ameri- can line of investment was completed, so when the American troops enter 1t will be found an empty husk with nothing more than rear guards of the Spaniards left to protect and conceal the retreat of the main body of troops. There are in- dications of such move, which Is sup posed to have been in progress for three or four days
 Shafter had reported on Sunday that the Spaniards had eyacorated small town on the west side of the bay, one of the suburbs of Santiago, while the Asso- eiated Press dispatch Monday referred to the departure of party of Spanish troops from Santiago towards Holguin. Of course the facts are not conclusive that the town has been evacuated by the Spaniards, but the fact cannot be con- cealed that there are some apprehension entertained that the main result of the investment of Santiago, aside from the important achievement of driving the Spanish squadron todestruction, will be the inheritance by Shafter of several thousand wounded Spanish soldiers, and many thousand hungry mouths.
 General Miles has not taken and will not take charge of operations being con- ducted against Santiago. Whatever credit is to be derived from the capture of the town if results from prosecution of present plan of operations by Shafter will rebound to Shafter's credit. Gen. Miles declared that he does not assume conduct of these operations, He is there simply in the capacity Of commanding general of the army and to look over the field and ascertain whether operations are going along as they should, but with his appearance comes substantial assist ance for General Shafter.
 The cablnet meeting developed noth- ing of special importance. The tele- grams from General Shafter were read and discussed. No new plan of campaign was considered or important orders were given. General Shafter's report that he had the city of Santiago completely sur rounded was received with satisfaction, as there had been some apprehension that the Spaniards were contemplating night evacuation.
 Secretary Alger, on leaving the cabi- net meeting, said although Shafter's line on the west was thin i'll places, he had no doubt it was sufficiently strong to repel an attack of the enemy. It was the secretary's opinion that the Span iards were now completely cut off from outside aid now, the only question was prompt surrender or fight.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1898-07-13

gave no outward sIgn of anxiety or ex- pectation of startling. news. The arrival of General zlles and The coference be. tween him and the commanding officers of the army and navy is raken by some to indicate if fighting occurred yester. day it was not of serious character It IS thoughF that possibly The arrival of General Niles caused q suspension If active operations in order that the entire situation might be discussed. But this view of the situation is speculative and without definite adviees.
 Naval officials say that serious ir. regularity occurred at the time rhe ships of Ceryera's fleet hauled down their eolors and surrendered. Inqu;ries have brought ont the fact that the breech blocks of the guns were thrown over. board, thus disabling the guns and mak. ing them practically worthless, and the valves by which the ship flooded were opened after the surrender, when under the rules of waIf The enemy had ceas. ed firing and had askei quarter. It is said that further destruction to the ships al sucn time was both wanton and dishonorable, and that if those re- sponsible are located they are likely to be held accountable
 The department has not yet received the report of the court of inquiry show ing in detail the injuries to these ships and the possibilities of salvage The press reports of the boards findings, saying that only the Nara Teresa could be saved excited much surprise, as it was confidently expected that the Colon could also be saved in whole or in part. The officials are still hopeful that the full report of the board will show that there is a chance of saving the Colon.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1898-07-13
FIRE AT FORDYGE
The Hampton Slave Factory De- stroyed and is a Total
 Loss.
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Special to the GRAPHIC
 FoRDYcE, ARK, July l2.
 The large and well.equipped fac tory of the Hampton Slave Co., located here and having a daily capacity of ten thousand sawed slaves, was destroyed by fire at II o'clock last night. The flames origi- hated in the shaving room, and be. ing famed by stiff breeze, spread so rapidly that tt was impossible to check their progress. The main building and adjacent dry kilns were complete loss, only one shed room being saved. The fire was purely accidental and soon after It's origin was discovered by the night watchman, heroic efforts were made to extinguish it.
 This plant was formerly owned by Adams Bros of this city, and has been under its present mauagemeat t only short time. The estimated loss is 8, GOO, none of which is covered by insurance.
 The officers of the Hampton Slave Co. are G M. Hampton, president; J. E. Hampton, vice-president, and E. T. Collins, secretary. These are all thorough business men, backed by ample capital, and notwithstand- ing their loss is a heavy one they are already making preparations to reconstruct their factory, and will have it in full operation again with in a few weeks.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1898-07-13
300 SPANIARDS
Surrender to Dewey at
 Manila.

MANILA, July 1.-(Assoeiated Press)-The Insurgents of Wednes- day, July 9th reported that the Germah gunboat Irene in Subig Bay, refused 10 permit them to att tack the Spaniards on Grand Island. Rear Admiral Dewey promptly dis patched the U. s. Cruisers Raleigh and Concord to investigate the mat. ter. On entering Subig Bay tbe Raleigh opened fire on the forts, whereupon the Irene slipped her cable and steamed out through the other channel. In response to the firing of the American ships the Spanards, 300 in number, sur. rendered every thing.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1898-07-13
nenorteh conlltinns of p.ace.

Madrid July la-It is asserted that the United States makes the following demands as conditions Of peace;
 l. The pos session of Cuba and Porld Rico, with port in the Canaries
 ,. An indemnity of e4S, 900, GOO, about $40, ,000, ,000.
 3. The retention of thc Philippines as q guarantee Of the payment of the in' demnity
 These terms are regarded Us impossi. ble.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1898-07-13
SAGASTA TENDERS
 HIS RESIGNATION.
He Advises the Queen Regent to Ap- point New Cabinet Out of the
 NIiltary Element.

Lonion, July f3.--The Madrid cor. responder of TEe Times telesraphing Monday says:
 senor Sagasta went to the palace to. day and tendered his resignation and that Of the cabinet. Il is said that he advised the queen regent to appoint q new cabinet, largely consisting Of the military element, which would not nee.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1898-07-13
GENERAL MILES.
Will Supercede Gen. Shafter
 at Santiago.

WASHINGTON. July l3.- Adjt.- Gen. Corbin, who was up until this morning reported again at the war department. He says he ex- poets to hear from the front at any moment. It is understood here that Miles will supersede Shafter. The latter has come in for considerable criticism in stopping the battle to send flag of truce.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1898-07-13

essarily mean the adoption of q warlike policy but probably the reverse.
 It is generally expected that the resig- nation will be accepted, but the result may possibly be merely partial recon. straetion of the eabinet The ministers are now ill council, arc Senor sagasta has doubtless communicated to them an account of his audience with the queen regent.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1898-07-13
Hawaiian Islands.

Washington, July E. Secretary AL ger has issued orders attaching the Ha- waiian islands to the military depart ment of California The first New York volunteers, Colonel Barber commanding will be assigned for the time being at the garrison at Honolulu.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1898-07-13
nneen Regent Wants Peace.

London, Jalv 1S The Berlin cores. pondent of he Standard says:
 The quce, regent is willing to open peace negotiations with the United States without any mediation of the powers, pror,ded the conditions are not to severe. Her ultimaium concession at presenr is q .leclafat.on 0i the lndepend- ence of Cuba.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1898-07-13
No Hope For the Doomed Men.

Cleveland, July 5. While work is being pushed forward as rapidly as pos sible toward reaching the scene of Mon day nights explosion, there seems to he little prospect that any of the ] 1 work. men who were in the tunnel when the explosion occurred will be found alive. J. ". Reynolds, experimenting the construction of the tunnel, states there G no hope O. rescuing the men alive.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1898-07-13
YELLOW FEVER
Breaks Out Among the Troops
 Near Santiago.

NEW YORK, July Yellow fever has broken out among the troops rear Santiago. Dispatches conveying this information Las been received at the navy department io- day and sent to the White House. The extent Of tte fever cannot be learned. Siboney has been ordered burned by Gen. Miles.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1898-07-13

igna,ea. It was iLnpussIple to nA q c,en. nite time of departure, bur Aug was agreed upon as the approximate date for sailing from San Francisco
 It is reported that about two months time will be spent in Hawaii, and the commission hopes to have it's recommen. dations prepared by the opening of the next session of congress.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1898-07-13
! Miles Has No Intention of
 Hg Any of the lIonors Gained From General Shatter.
.BWS OF THE
 FIGHT AT THE CAPITAL.
|r Sagasta Has Rendered. His ynation 10 the Queen Regent SBain."More Peace Ru-
 morS Are Ailoai.

iington, July 13.-General Nell $ Miles, commanding the United 4 army, arrived off Santiago bay
 after noon Monday. Upon the of auxiliary cruiser Yale, on General Miles WAS ! passenger, 1nieation was opened with Ad.
 Sampson, and ehe TWO command Ire soon iii conference.
 ing the early afternoon General landed at Playa del Este and com. lated with General Shafter, com sng the American forces before |lgo, by telephone. What the na- .f fhe result of the consultations not disclosed at the war depart
 but General Niles-was doubtless lin possession of all salient points situation from the view of both 9lly dnu navy.
 understood to have been General
 purpose to proceed immediately sfter $ Headquarters at Siboney and discussing with Shafter the lat 5lan of campaign to make per Examination of the American po-
 It is not to be understood that Hal Miles is to supersede General Fr in command of the United
 forces before Santiago.
 seral Shafter is operating there un. Fitten instructions from the secre-
 war approved by the president,
 long as he is able physically to the troops he will retain his com \ prominent official Of the war |tment said Monday night that nei- Administration nor General Miles ny desire to detract an iota from |edit dne General Shafter for the Toy which he hopes to achieve ! |y at Santiago. The Yale has on
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1898-07-13
Rear Admiral Ammen Dead.

Washington, July l3. Rear Admiral Ammen one of the heroes of the civil war, died at the naval hospital here late Monday, aged 78. He was an Ohioan. At the reduction of Port Royal III 1861 he held the forts until the army too1 possession
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1898-07-13
Hawaiian Commissioners Meet.

Washington, July B The American members of the commission appointed by the president under the act annexing Hawaii to the United States were in conference at the capital Monday
 Senator Cullom was chosen chairman Of the commission. and other officials des-
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1898-07-13
SANTIAGO MUST
 BE TAKEN.
Without Further Delay Shafter and Sampson Ordered to Reduce
 the City.

WASHINGTON, July 13 The Cabinet adjourned at 1:30 p. m. de cided that Santiago must be taken without further delay, granting no truces. A telegram sent by Alger and Long to Shafte- and Sampson to cooperate and reduce the city.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1898-07-13

Mir. L. E. Goldsmith, wife and children left today for White Sul- phur Spring, Ya., to spend the re- mainder of the summer.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1898-07-13
shafter,s Available Force.

Washington, July lS-General shaf. ter's available force, after counting all reinforcements, and dedncting rhe dead, sick and wounded, is 22,850 fighting men, according to military estimates.