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The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-06-10
ENGLISH MERCHANTS.
They Want United state. To Keep Phil
ippins. 30 They Can Continue Busiasss.

They Want United state. To Keep Phil
ippinss 30 They Can Continue Busiasss-
Copyrighted Ire. By the Associated Press
London, June .-(Conesp0ndence Of
the Associated Prsss l--Whatever may !
be the policy Of the United States to
ward the Philippine Islands, English !
capitalists, whose investments are there,
give them the right to speak with au'
thority upon the conditions and needs
Of colony, are Of one mind. Delega-
tions o. London men, representing some
Of the most important interests In the
Philippines, have called upon Amhas-
sador Hay TO urge him TO make repre-
sentations to his government OF their
desire for the United States 70 retain
permanent possession Of the Philippines.
They are agreed in the belief that with
a guarantee Of a stable government, the
Philippines would become richer and
even a more desirable possession than
Cuba. They agree, also, that the Span
ish rule is one which discourages busi.
ness enterprises and repels capital, and
that legitimate profits Of their business
are mostly absorbed by direct and indi'
rect brides to Spanish officials. With
out liberal investments TO secure favor
from the ruling class, these gentlemen
tell Ambassador Hay, that no business
operation can be conducted under the
regime Of Spain. The position Of the
Philippine capitalists is one which pre-
vents them from making public deola-
ration Of their views. Should the island
remain under Spanish sovereignty that
government might make conditions bur
densome for business men who were on
record Of desiring 70 change, and who
made revelations about Spanish misrule'
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-06-10
A HELP TO JAMAICA.


spend Considerable housy.
Copyrighted l.1s. by ths As.oriatsi Press
Kingston. june 9-The Royal mail
steamer which win sail for London this
week, will carry sg00o0l in Spanish
gold Alphonso pieces of coin are more
circulated on this island than Englis sh
soylreigns Probably si0O0, 900 IN gold
has been brought 20 Jamaica from Cuba
by refugees during the last six weeks.
Three or four thousand Of these rcfu.
gees al the hotels, lodging houses and
the vacant houses and coast towns. As
almost all OF them are well % do the
money spent yisibly improves the trade
Of the colony and relieves the deep fin.
ancial depression brought about by the
decay OF the sugar industry. Import
alton of -four, Cor instance, which usually
falls Oh during this season are now nor.
nal in spite OF high prices.
Refugees instead OF hoing lean and Ill
favored, a. one might suppose from fam
inc and Recommendation, ar1 remarkably
prosperous looking Ladies' dress in
Paris New and YORK fashion. two year.
ago. some are attended hy servants
/ Among the baggage are cxtnordinly ~
boxes and chest that look antiqu,
enough 90 have b,al made in spain IN
the former century.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-06-10
WAS A TORPEDO BOAT.
One Torpedo Pound Of tho Make That
the Juror Uses.

One Torpedo Found Of the Make That
the Juror Uses.
copyrishiei. Les. by the Associated Press
on Santiago, Saturday p m Kings
ton, Jamaica, June .. Firing by the
New York and New Orleans, briefly re-
ported directed against a Spanish torpe-
do boat destroyer, probably the Furor or
Pluton, which occurred ON the night Of
June 3, l. coming TO light The enemy
was not definitely known until next day,
when the torpedo tot Porter found two
loaded torpcdoes floating OIL shore.
Neither Of them had been discharged.
One sank, but the other was hauled on
board the Porter. Il exactly fitted the
description Of the torpedoes carried BY
the Plu,on and Furor IL Is believed the
torpedo boat destroyer escaped She
was seen BY the New Orleans when too
| far away 20 do any damage and the
heavy fire must have driven her back.
When the New York arrived she
would have had time to slink along the
shore back into the harbOr
Tho daring attempt Of the SpaniArds
which was fortunately frustrated by
the vigilance Of the New Orleans look
out. is the fr,t instance Of IT, kind sine
the beginning OF the war. IL illustIateC
how hard IL is to hit a small object a
night.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-06-10
EXPELLED FROM CUBA.
Two Newspaper Correspondents aud Mise
wubcrforce Leave Havana.

Copyrighted, lsa. By the Associated Press
Havana, jane Tuesday afternoon
the British cruiser Talbot sailed from
Havana. ON board wore MeErs. Phil
Robinson and II. j. Whigman, tho
English newspaper correspondents who
were arrested at Matan,as some time
ago
Tho Talbot also carried Mcssr. Ed.
ward aud Pinkcy, who we're expelled
from the island on suspicion Of being
spies, Charles Todd and number VI
other passengers These included isis.
ter" Mary Wilbcrforce Of the British
Red Gross society in Cuba, a year ago,
and against whom an order Of expulsion
was issued last January because, as as.
serted, she had failed to comply with
certain government orders.
This order, however, was not enforced
then, Miss Wilbcrforce being allowed tC
remain ON the island. Charges having
recently again bccn brought against her
the ediot Of exclusion was carried out
Miss Wilbcrforco being taken ON board
the steamer by force though she wa
treated with all possible gcntleness.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-06-10

Gan Francisco, June q - The court.
martial appointed by Major General
otis has organized with Colonel G.. y.
Cation. First Nebraska, president and
Lieutenant Benner Smith, Utah caval.
~ iudge advocate. One Of the most in.
tcresting cases that will come before the
court will be- that Of John Campbell,
afor in the Tenth Pennsylvania, who
has been under arrest ever since the reg.
iment left Mt. Gretna, Pa, for cutting
the breeches Of a negro striker who be-
longed TO company @, OF the Pennsyl'
yania artillery, which was then camped
at Mt Greina
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-06-10

Paris, June @ -Chaun'ey VI. Dcpew,
in an interview published in the
Matin, is quoted as saying that "Ameri.
cas- enthusiasm over England's friendly
attitude is merely circumsiantial.'
America, Mr.. Dcpcw is further re-.
ported 70 say, evil never conclude "A
effective alliance with England. Amer.
can hearts aro not with England, but
with France. Both republics possessing
the same democratic aspirations, they
can never fail to maintain the most cor.
dial relations"
Tho Temps this afternoon also pub
fishes an interview with DR. Dcpew IN
which he is quoted as saving that Fan
alliance between the United States and
Grcat Britain Is impossible" "
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-06-10

New York. June "a report from
Cape Haytien SAYS the Americans and
insurgents have formed a junction near
Santiago and that a land attack on the
city Is nomentarily expected. The Span.
iards claim 10 have 1900 seasoned
troops In Santiago.
The special further states that Col.
Thenuz, rcnowned Austrian artilleri,i
In the Spanish service, wa killed n
Monday bombardment Of the forts Of
Santiago harb0r.
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WALTER eETT eANlsHED.

Governor of Porto Igleo Subjected Him to
Indiguitlcs Tor Alleged Divuision.
Copyrighted. l-l-. ty ths As,1-.airl Pres
ST. Thomas Island, West Indies, June
9.-Reports roash here that Macias,
the governor general Of Porto Rico. has
bauished from The island Walter Bett,
secretary Of the British consulate az san
Juan, after subject.ng him 20 50 hours
imprisonment and grossly maltpIt.ng
him. Tho British consul general. Mr..
Crawford, has reported the affair % his
government
Mr. Bett wa. accused of revealing
Spanish military secrets 20 agents Of the
United States
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-06-10

Galveston, june S-Co.onci Richie Of
the Galveston regiment received tclo.
gram from Washington asking him to
wire at once what oquImgo and clothing
is required Cor his regiment The tole'
gram states that the equipment will bc
furnished Immediately
Graham Goldthwaith OF Galveston
has bccn ordered 90 Key West TO act as
assistant paymastor Of the United States
ship Panther Abel B.piorce Of Mata'
gorda county, Texas, IS paymastcr OF
the panthcr.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-06-10

Washington, June @ The president
has directed Admiral Sampson TO pre-.
PARE and forward at once a detailed re-
port OF the gallant action Of Lieutenant
Richmond Picrson Hohson at Santiago,
and as soon as it is received will send a
special message 20 congress recognizing
the heroism displayed, not only by Hob
son himself but by the men who ac.
oompaniod him on the MoTimac. Med.
as Of honor will be struck Oh for the
little hand of men, and promotion Of
some sort is In store for all OF them.
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R..ihsnnn nrnnmIieh.

Henrietta, Tex, June "a loud ex'
plosion occurred "Wednesday morning At
o'clock az the residence Of X. ID. We'll
borne OF this city. 4 large opening had
been made in the roof over the dining
room, and considerable crockery and
furniture was damaged. Il Is the sup
position Of most Of the citizens here that
the explosion was caused by dynamite,
as number Of sticks OF that destructive
material, including fuse and caps, werC
found near the premises So far nc
clew has been discovered.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-06-10

Atlanta. June 0.-Gcorge T.. Eduarl
Vanderbilt, supposed TO be a spy, aud
giving his ddrcss as 25l Fourteenth
street, de, New York, was brought
TO Fort Mcphorson under guard He
was arrcstco 90 Tampa Monday as sus.
picious character, and being unable TO
give q clear account Of hs movements,
was sent to the military prison at At.
. lanta.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-06-10

the Merrimac The admiral sent tho
Vixon with a aag Of truce % tho en-
trance Of the harbor "Wednesday, offer
ing 10 exchange some prisoners taken
from a prizo by the Marblehcad of Cien-
fuegos. Admiral Ceryen considered
the matter and sent word he was pow
erless 10 act Referred the matter 70
the military governor, and the latter in
turn referred 10 % Captain General
Bhnco, and a long delay is probable.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-06-10

Washington, June g-Tho senate
committee on po.toiices and postrolds
has authorized a favorable report upon
the bill providing Tor the establishment
Of postal saving banks The bill report.
ed l. tho regular committee measure. lt
authorize. every money order postofigc
TO receive deposits for any sum In excess
OF a. and allows interest az the rate ~
aa-s
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-06-10

Austin, June o. Major Alfrd W.
Drew Of the Thiri infantry received q
telegram from the assistant adluiaut
general, directing him 90 report az Fort
Ieavenworth for examination by tNo
board FOR promotion from second 90 first
lietenant In the regular army. This
does not In any way affect his commits.
,ion a. major In the volunteer service.
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Not. of r,raI.Ion ror sranIara..

Montreal, June 6,-Word has bJen
received here from Ottawa, that mos,
seuger has left there with notice OF
expulsion from Canada Of Lieutenant
Cnr,nza and Sonor Du Bose, recently
attached to the Spanish legation at
Washington
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-06-10

laredo, Tex, June 3. - News has
reached hero that John Thomson, owner
OF the hacienda Salada near San Luis
Poiosi, Mex, and for many years popu'
lar conductor of the Mexican National,
was struck and instantly killed by light
ming while standing in front Of his
hnfur
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-06-10
Agreed on War Rsvsnu. NIL

Washington, June 9-Conferees on
the war revenue bill have concluded
their work. but decided not TO report
the agreement TO either house Of con-
grcss until all amendments can be print
ed. The programme Is TO present the
report first 70 the house and II PosDble
secure action upon II before adjourn
ment tonight. There will be a strong
effort 20 get the senate toact tomorrow.
The committee decline to give out any
agreement In advance. II Is known,
however, that the senate silver seignor'
age provision Is retained, though in q
modified form.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-06-10

Austin, June o-Charles Sallidee, 3
painter employed at Radkey's carriage
shop, met witha serious accident. While
at work the rope which supported a
scafiold upon which he was standing
broke and he fell',e the ground. lie
sustained broken arm and internal In.
iuries.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-06-10

Madrid, June 9-News from the
Philippine islands has caused deep inn
preston. The country is calm, but
there is a latent intensity Of dissatisfae.
tion which is only repressed on patriotic
grounds.
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A n,iIa. Rnr pe.ert..

Dallas, June O. A telegram has been
received here saying a corporal in the
cavalry deserted just as the boys left
Austin for Fort sam Houston. He Is
said TO bo from Dallas, but his name was
not given. His comrades hanged him in
etiigy
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-06-10

Washington, June 0.-The president
mas hardened Captain John d. Hart,
now serving sentence OF two year, FOR
engaging In filitustcring expedition to
Nuha
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-06-10
Len Inr ManIIa.

Berlin. June 9. Tho German frstclass
cruiser Kaiserina Augusta has left Ja'
nan for Manila
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-03-02
A GREAT ENTERPRISE.

Louisville, Ky, March 1.-The Louis
vile Anzeiger, the oldest German paper
in the South, celebrated its 50th ami
versary to-day by the publication of
a gold edition AS it contains loo
pages, it is probably the largest Ger
man paper ever published in this coun-
try. 1t contains a complete history Of
the city of Louisville, and the State Of
Kentucky, as we'll as many interesting
features of the Southern country. Part
of the paper is printed in the English
language, and a large edition will be
sent to the fatherland. An interesting
feature is the fact that the foreign edi-
ton is enclosed in leather case and
the name of the subscriber beautifully
lettered on the outside.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-03-02
MARTINS FERRY.

Contractor Fletcher returned yesterday
from a business trip TO Cincinnati.
Mr.. and Mrs. Horace Radcliffe, of Mt
Pleasant, were ealing on friends here
yesterday.
Mrs. George venneman left for Massil-
Ion. O., yesterday to attend the funeral
of a relative.
Miss Ethel Biggs, of West Liberty, has
returned home after a visit with FRIENDS
and relatives here.
This evening Misses Clara and Beta
Sheets will entertain n number Of their
friends at their home.
William Griffith left yesterday for Iron
dale. to attend the funeral of his father
in-law, David Mcdonald.
Two candidates were initiated into the
mysteries Of the third degree at the meet
ing of the Masonic lodge last evening
Those in charge of the supper to be
given by the ladies of the Presbyterian
church Friday will be at the parsonage
this evening to make arrangements for
the affair.
Monday. at Irondale Samuel ellison, for
merly Of this place, was fatally stabbed
man is the brother of r. T. Gibson. the Z.
& p. ticket agent at Portland station.
iii some manner it has been reported
about town that Albert Graham, one or
the Democratic candidates for city mar
shall has Withdrawn. Mr. Graham wants
the report denied and wants it understood
that he is still in the field and VIII be at
the convention 10 be held on March 10Th
for the nomination of candidates
Fred Greiner, an aged German citizen,
residing on North street, died al his home
Yesterday afternoon shortly after two
o'clock, after an illness of nearly three
months, caused by dropsy. The deceased
was one of the oldest residents OF TINS
place, and probably the oldest member
Of the gIassworkers' union. He was also
a member of the German Lutheran
church, and a we'll known and highly re-
spected citizen of the town Arrange
ments had not been made for the funeral
Yesterday evening. but 1t will probably
take place Thursday.
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BRIDGEPORT.

r. T. Howell will be home to-mor-
row from business trip to Cleveland.
A number OF young people OF this
place will give {. dance at the Island
Club rooms Friday evening.
So far the authorities have failed to
discover a clue to the party that at
tempted to rob John Parker Sunday
night.
The revival meetings being held at
the West End M. E. church by the pas
for. Rev. F. d. Holtz. are being well
attended.
The debating club, at their meetlng
last evening, made arrangements for
the Joint debate between them ana the
Rock Hill society this coming week.
Since the town has purchased hose
and cart 1t appears as though the citl-
zens are not enough interested IN 1t TO
make an attempt to form flre COM
More interest is being taken IN the
contest between Stolzer and burns
which takes place in the Opera House
Tomorrow, than was in the Farragher-
stolzer contest. Stolzer is the favorlte
of the majority, but some thlnk that
Rurns NAV be able to show him thing
two.
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Special Commissioners Sale
OF Valuable Fulton Real Estate
And Coal Property. -.

BY virtue of a decree of the Circuit
Court of Ohio County, State Of West Vir-
ginia, entered on the 18th day of Febru-
airy, A. D. 1895. in the cause in which
George ]. Kleeh is plaintiff, and kathar-
inc kleeh and others are defendants the
undersigned special Commissioners will
sell at public auction, to the highest bid
der, at the front door of the Court House
of Ohio County. on
SATURDAY. MARCH 18th, 1885,
commencing al ten O'Clock a. m, the fol-
lowing described property: Lot No. 9.
fronting 60 feet on the southerly side of
the National or Cumberland road. and
running back Of even width therefrom, to
Wheeling Creek. in the town Of Fulton,
in what is called Daniel Steenrod's addi-
ton to the City of Wheeling. in said
County and State. but the boundary lines
made by the deed dated the 18th day Of
July, 1895, between Louisa Zoeckler and
others, and recorded in the office of the
County in deed book No. 81. pages SS4
to 3sS inclusive. Being the same lot con-
veyed to Otto Kleeh. deceased. during his
lifetime by John Ochsenkuhn and wife by
and recorded in deed book NO. ~, page
l59, and being the same property DEVISED
to the said George j. kleeh and kath-
arine Kleeh. by tier father, Otto Kleeh.
by will dated March 1st 1871 and recorded
in will book No; A. pages so7 and Cos.
Also twenty-three t25) acres Of coal
National road. opposite what is known
as the Judge Thompson residence.
together with the following described sur
face land, IN connection with and a part
Of said coal: Beginning at a sugar tree
stump on edge of run, thence n. 66, +. so
poles to lower road thence with the road
n 1872, f. 33l2 poles TO high stump 3
poles east of run: thence back S. g.
w 50 poles down the run to the
beginning, containing one "a acre For
particular description of said coal lands
reference is here made to said decree.
Said Fulton property will be offered al
a whole and in separate parcels, and sold
in the manner in which il Will bring the
greater price.
Terms of Sale-One-third Of the pur-
chase money and as much more as the
purchaser may elect to pay, cash, on day
of sale, and the residue in two equal in
stalrnents in nine and eighteen months
with interest from day of sale the pur-
chaser 10 give his notes for the deferred
payments, and the title to be retained
until all the purchase money is paid
G. A. SCHAEFFER AND
H. S. RILEY.
Special Commissioners
/, G. RI. Henning. Clerk of the Circuit
Court OF Ohio County, do certify that the
above named Commissioners, have given
bond as required by said decree.
G. II. HENNING.
feb24ei Clerk
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the bowels. Clark then decamped ana
escaped arrest.
SUIT AGAINST ROCKEFELLER

CLEVELAND, o., March 1.-The suit of
James Corrigan against John D. Rookie
Teller involving Standard Oil stock valued
at s1,000000, came up to-day before Judge
Neff. of the common pleas court.
Corrgan sues to recover $500 shares of
Standard Oil stock. alleged TO be worth
$500 per share, claiming that Rockefeller
had defrauded him out Of his shares.
Rockefeller answered, denying the
charges and making a counter claim.
The question Judge Neff was called up
on to decide was whether a demurrer TO
the answer was well taken. In his petit
ton, Corrigan said that Rockefeller, as
his agent, held the oil stock in trust. He
owed Rockefeller money and wanted to
forrow $4,000 more. Then, he AYERS,
Rockefeller induced him TO sign an agree
ment wherein he delivered his stock to
Rockefeller The millionaire, Corrigan
alleges, pretended to be his friend, but
all the time was fooling him.
Corrgan asks the court for an account
ing and an order compelling Rockefeller
to return the stock or its equivalent.
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PUT INTO COMMISSION.
The katahdin and MiantOnomah tn Be
Named and Made Ready for Use

WASHINGTON. March 1.-Orders went
out from the Navy Department late this
afternoon to put the ironclads Mianto-
nomah and Katahdiu into commission on
the tenth instant. They are now at the
League island navy yard, where they
have been laid up for year or two past
1t is said at the Department that the
purpose of putting them in commission
is to make berth for the survivors of the
Main. now at Key West Visiting on the
court of inquiry, which without doubt
viii have finished with them by the tenth
inst The Miantonomah is a formidable
double turreted monitor. carrying four
ten-inch guns. She is of $3.50 tons dis
placement and steams 1917 knots per hour
Her commander has not yet been deiin-
itoly selected.
The katahdin, otherwise known as the
Ammen ram. is freak in naval architect
ure. and although opinions are divided as
to her qualities, there is little doubt that
her presence in any harhor could make
an enemy anxious. She lies mostly UNI
der water with Il turtle back of steel,
vary ing from 2lz inches to six inches, and
the theory of her designer Admiral Am
men. was that this armor plate could
not be struck directly by shot from.
another vessel, and that any such shot
would be harmlessly detected by the
sloping steel deck In action the coming
tower and smoke stack arc about all Of
the ship that would present a mark. The
two vessels have crews respectively of
40 and 80 men.
1t was just learned at the Navy Depart
ment to-day why the Maine was tied to
Il buoy in Havana harbor instead of an
choring. a fact that has been the base
of some Of the theories as to the cause Of
the disaster. 1t is stated that not only
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RlNEHART & TAIUM.
Telephone PIG. City Bank buIoInS
Sale Of Real Property to CIOSean Estate

Under the authority Of he w.ll 81 '2.''
TT Ball. late Of Ohio County. W,
now deceased, the undersigned " M '
AT public sale at the north lrunI !D'
the Court House, in the city Ol W. "[
on Saturday. February ltth. 'NN
ming al 10 o'clock a. m, the z" '.'u7 H., /.
1S6 Eighteenth street. also tae rM''1
No 206 alley Is. also the dwelling 81
on the east side of Soutt huron
between Zane street and DclaWait
in the Seventh ward. all sang ptoF1l'' p"
in the city Of Wheeling. ..+
Terms Of sale, one-thlrd. or Els
more of the purchase money as 't. 's
chaser may elect TO pay lh On W '
day of sale, and the balance w '"'
installments at one and two wears -
said day with interest on saId OH.
installments until paid. and ihf .t.,,-
the property to be retained Nhllt ..'
chase money shall be paid ~ w. ,a
the purchaser so elects the ll-', ".
conveyed and a deed Of trlsi lfE
the property sold to secure tAe "'-
purchase money and interest. 49,. ,.r.-
For further information dppH
of the undersigned or 70 }. g. l''
auctioneer. ,,.,-
JOHN H. STANP 4.
Executors of the will OF j. H. -
ceased. +-
The above sale is adjourned na'' S4'
urday. March 5th.