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The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1898-10-30
MASSAC2ED BRITISH
SOLDIERS AVENGED
Five More Mussulmans Who Partici-
pated in the Crete Outbreak
Put to Death.

GAMBIA, Island of Crete. Oct. 29.-Five
more of the Mussulmans convicted of TAX
ing part in the massacre of British sol
diers on September g. were executed to-
day on the same spot where the seven
earlier victims met their fate. In addition,
four Bashi-Bazouks have been sentenced
to twenty years Imprisonment at hard
labor. Since the departure of the Turkish
troops number of additional guilty Mus
sulmans have been discovered in Italy
1t appears that the Turkish officers appro-
priated the valuables looted by their SOL
diers.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1898-10-30
NOT A DEATH IN
THE NEVADA CAMP
Battalion Of Volunteers Mustered
Out in Splendid Condition
Physically.

CARSON, Oct. s.-The.Nevada Infantry
Battalion, United States Volunteers, was
mustered out to-day. The official report
Of the health officers have not been made
public, but the fact is known that of the
416 men in camp, during -four months not
one death occurred and nearly all the
men leave the service in perfect physical
condition. Their robust appearance is in
marked contrast to the emaciated ap-
pearance of the Nevada troopers, who
have returned from camps in other States.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1898-10-30
Chinese to Be Deported.

LOS ANGELES. Oct. 2s.-Judge Well
born, in the Federal, Court to-day, ordered
that Hong Yet Suey and Fong Ming, g
Chinese man and woman respectively. be
deported to China, they. being unlawfully
in this. country. They are part of the
band of Chinese that was struggled across
the Mexican border The case has been
hard-fought by local Chinese Chow Gun
Ying was allowed to remain on a showing
that she is married to a local merchant.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1898-10-30

of government needs to be revised and
reorganized The pension list is a list
of corruption and has increased the ma
tional Indebtedness.
rs there nothing to be done? The
situation is to be met with courage and
a determination TO get the best out of
q bad case. We must divorce the gov
eminent of these dependencies from
politics or else they will become dens
of corruption"
Professor Norton advocated leaving
the Philippines to the care Of Spain.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1898-10-30

conditions. We are to be military
nation Moreover, all brutal tendencies
will be encouraged by the recognition
of force as the last appeal by the CEN
trail Government itself.
"And, too, entanglements with other
nations must arise. Meanwhile we have
no leaders, hence we find ourselves with
great responsibilities and no guidance
for the ignorant, uniformed, inflam-
mable populace, and we are allowing
events to carry US into the most dan
gerous situations. The whole system
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1898-10-30
Cleveland Well Shaken.

CLEVELAND, Oct. 2e.-Three distinct
earthquake shocks were felt in this city
early to-day, each being about ten sec
ond In length. The shocks were not severe
enough to be noticed in general. The
trend OF the waves were in O. northerly
and southerly direction.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1898-10-30
Arrested for Forgery.

SACRAMENTO, Oct. 29--August Geiser,
80 years of age, who says he is a cook
by profession. and that he came from
Los Angeles, was arrested to-day for for
gerry. He is alleged to- have uttered a
number of fraudulent checks in this city
and in Washington, Yolo County, to
which he had forged the name Of Mohr &c
york. local meat packing firm The
checks called for small sums of money
The police say Geiser is wanted in Peta-
luna also for forgery.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1898-10-30

Advances made on furniture and pianos with
,r without removal. ]. Noonan. O17-102s Mission.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1898-11-10
IIMoviHc STAINS

painteTurpentine for coarse goods.
bsnzins or naphtha for fine.
xruit-Rub with solution OF oxalic
asid and rinse In warm water.
Ink.-Dip In boiling wster. rub with
alta Of sorrel. and rinse well.
0Saa.-If fresh. use alcohol and
rinse; or use Javelle water and rinse
thoroughly.
CofIes-Lay the stained portion Of
the cloth over bowl and pour boil
ing water through II.
Blood.-Soak In cold water. For
ticking and thick goods make thick
paste of starch and water; Leave till
dry, and brush of.
6eorch.-Dip In soapsuds and lay in
sun; II hbers are not much injured. dip
repeatedly in saturated solution OF
borax and rinse.
Mildsw-Wet with soapsuds; lay In
sun, spread with q paste Of soft soap
and powdered chalk and sun It; soak
In buttermilk and sun.
Grease.-Moisten with strong am
monia water. hay blotting paper over
and iron dry; II silk, use chloroform TO
restore color, or cover with powdered
French chalk and iron.-Good House
keepfng.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1898-11-10
WORK FOR WOMEN.

Martha v. Houston has been made
postmistress at Bradford, Me.
Nh. Leland Norton, Of Chicago, owns
the only cot ranch in the United States.
Miss NetAe Yarmouth Is proprietor
Of . drug store in Puyallup, Wash, and
Ars. 4 II. Cxiswell Of q photograph
gallery.
Twcnty-seven out Of 50 counties In
Colorado have women superintendents
OF schools and every school board has
ons q two women memberR
Miss Frankie v. Mudd has been up
pointed by Gov. Stephens inspector of
oils for the city Of ST. Charles, to sue
ceed Julius Rauch, whose term has ex-
pired. This is the first case Of o lady
being appointed to inspect oils in Mis-
sour4.
Mn. E. C. Atwood Is manager Of the
Atlantic gold mine in Clear Creek coun-
~, Col. She was q member Of the inter.
national mining congress which met re-
Gently IN 8slt Lake, and u now COOP
Grating With the secretary, Mr.. W. d.
johnson, In the establishing Of min
Ing bureau.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1898-11-10
WISDOM OF THE SWEDE.

Ole Yonson tai mae "dar q reason On
sierteng" Boa hes vife's modder.
Ts poor mon es always entitled to
sympathy. an det es about all hae efer
get.
1T seems 70 mae det et be cute teng
TO send som missionaries out among 10
politicians.
Most any fool con getten mat lax
dcckons, bot ct en- smart feller vat laff,
no matter vat happens.
Fiery feller lot te CUTE teng~ hae do
find dcmsclves out--et loso half Of ets
guteness ven hae tai bout II.
SometemA all hosband e. CUTE for ca
20 let he's vito tax en- vaShin an mop
pin vile hs stAy at homo m max baby
iBn.
Dar co cute many tengs TO worry bout
en- dos world. but ef feller y,Ht max oop
hes mind not 70 worry hae Will find gute
many tengs vat max hem Ian.
venefcr 20 hnd fuller vat keep he's
Testament en- "a cash drawer yust max
oop your mind det hae es lookin at Ia
caxh CUTE deal more NJ has - ~ IA Tee
tanent.--Denver Times-tun.
ssss . ~ . ssss sssse
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DISCOVERY AND INVENTION.

An iron mill company in Ohio has
succeeded IN making q fine quality Of
cement from furnace Stag.
BY means of . toughening procesA
recently discovered, glass may now be
nodded into lengths and used as rail-
way sleeper.
A German inventor has patented
clock for attachment to telephone In.
struments, which has levers to be set
for the number Of minutes CONVERSE
tion desired. the connection with the
other instrument being broken when
the time expires
For heating water where no tank is
nestsd With the stove a new tank
10 designed to replace the first section
Of stovspips. and Is formed Of a double
section Of sheetiron, with compart-
msnt for the water and inlet and out
let pipes.
An English inventor has patented 0
iffesanng vest to be worn on sea voy-
ages, which u shaped like an ordinary
vest and may be worn as such, infiat-
able pockets being provided. which are
filled with air through mouthpiece
carried In the pocket and attached to
Q trbe connected with the interior Of
sAs ~.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1898-11-10
How to Find Out.

Fill a bottle or cou,non water K'ase
with your water aud let it satnd tweo.
ty four hours: q sediment or eett'iht!
indicates AL unhealthy condition "I
the kidneys; IL IL stains your linen u
IL evidence Of kidney trouble Too
frequent desires To pass IL or pain III
the b. ack /. also a convincing proof
that the kidneys aud bladder are out
OF order.
WHAT TODO.
There is comfort in the knowledge
20 often expressed. that DR.. kilmer's
Swamp Root, the great kidney remedy
fulflls every with in curius rheuina-
tisni. pain in the back. kIiueys. liver,
bladder and every part uf the urinary
passages. 1t corrects inability TO hold
water and scalding pain IN passing 1t,
or bad effects following Use of liquo-,
wine or beer, and overcones that
unpleasant necessity OF being COM
PEELED to 60 often during the day,
and to get up many times during the
night. The mild aud the eXtraordi
nary effect OF Swamp Rot Is soon
realized. 1t stands the highest for its
wonderful cures OF the most distress
iuk CHscs. ~ you uceu u t'ON'S"'
you should have the bert. At drug
gists fifty cents or one dollar
You may have a sample hottie and
a book that tells more about 1t. both
sent absolutely free by mail, II you
send yoar address to DR.. Kilm1r d
Co., Binghamton. n. Y. When writ
ing | q sure and mention that you
read this generous offer in THE PosT.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1898-11-10
SECRETS OF LONG LIFE.

Eight hours sleep
0iesp on Jour right side.
Exercise before breakfast.
lor adulte-drink no milk.
Daily exercise In the open air.
Live n the country II you can
Hsvs . mat TO your bedroom door.
Have frequent and short holidays.
Keep your bedroom window open all
Night
Rat nttis meat and SEQ that Il u we'll
evoked.
Do not have your bedstead against
tie wall.
Avoid intoxicants. which destroy
those cells.
Watch the three D's-drinldng
watss, damp and drains.
limit your ambition, and keep your
temper.
Eat plenty Of fruit to feed the cells
which destroy disease germs
Ne cold tub in the morning. but q
hatA st the temperature of the body.
Allow no pet animals In your living
reoms. They are apt to carry about
6SOsaSe germs.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1898-11-10

herself TO be 30 gay, gracious and
charming that the idiot and the run
away pig should be blotted from MEM
ory. That she succeeded was proved
by the sprightly voices and peak Of
laughter which shook the pendent
branches Of the sweet-bough tree
II do hope you'll invite us again"
observed Juliet, like any spoiled child,
d she tucked loaf Of brown bread
under her arm preparatory to say
Ing good-by; "the people about here
are very pleasant but their ideas Of
entertaining are so exclusive"
"Mrs. Fairchild and have lived long
enough to learn that true hospitality
lies In letting people share our every
day lives; but like other best things,
It's the rarest, and Tn afraid the most
difficult" and Mrs. Chawwick shook
hands with that simple warmth to
which her fine presence lent peculiar
charm.
swell, I don't see but things were
very well enjoyed" said Mr.. Fairchild.
mildly, as he loosened his boots that
night; "but twas kind Of odd their
making that mistake about the day.
now wasn't II. mother2"
"You can't see through d stone wall
any farther than other folks. can you.
William replied his wife. with m air
Of quiet amusement and not another
word could she be got TO say on the
subject.
Mary, meanwhile, was thinking that
mother would repay further study
Youths Companion.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1898-11-10
Ftgs and Thistles.

Tho devil Ia not greatly disturbed BY
church services; II 10 Christ service he
fcars.
II 10 out little deeds Of love that are
largo and our great deeds Of self that
are little.
6ome men lay the lodestonc OF lust
alongside the compass Of conscience
and then talk about lie being good
guids.--Ram's Horn.
Your service may asem but as u sn.
gle drop on one blade Of oil the gres'
parehsd prairie, but Tie ocean II In us
DalA q 0e&s AANA--1am's Hora.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1898-11-10

D~SAtss tks HtssSsss " Drive.
a a.as pev,asxs ts..,Ass ,s.s ,Asessss ~ dry.
hsx, ip,efssaax ssysss - ssssasx.s ~ Asy-
ssess sea s9pS ADlsss ~ ssr.ssiax toy ,as
Assys, frte aG,siox.ss ~ ,s.s Elkl.s,r Csssssxs
ear4 Aaz's..ss Hsf., CG.. ElxAess, lad.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1898-11-10

~ ~ Arsss.As ~ se.s tres,s.S sss,. yeess,s
~ kess " sssls asv. jtsttsssy, Hesacsks
O.. 80 pt,h&,, - o~-~ rtst
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-07-12


PUBLISHERS NOTICE Travelling
ae.nis are j. a. Mcclellan. Y, 8 Rovley
ard Charles l.. Fowler. CITY so.is,to,s
Usgiey. G II. Mccowan ard John
Jaasoi posfnsasters everywhere are our
e.sass Pay money only % these ana %
cur reFsden; agents ~ the various caiiss
ADVERTISING Office hours % ne
Post -Infeilgencer business ofrice: Daily
until II p. M Sunday hours, open a. ~.
10 II o. m Classified advertisements Tor
insertion following morning VIII De re-
c-iv~d uys TO 1870 p IN. AaveF ne fits
under Classified headings VIII b inserted
n the rate ri sent 4 word each iGssr-
lion. payment Always 70 a3yauce- No
Advertisement received Tor !sSs man -
cents.
ADyEPTIsERs-Cnan fer afver-
f1ssments 30 the SUNDAY pgst-I Etslligeficer
must be furnished by o'clock Saturday.
Advert.ssneDtg viii lie received at branch
offices Of the fost-fntei!lgenceEs
KEWART'-Tea dollars Will be paid for
Information fesding Ia the conviction of
any person stealing copies q 'lls paper
delivered 10 subscribers IN Sea-
TACOMA BCREAt-No- i1s Pacific
avenue. l. i. Harrison.
EtERETI-p. +. Lewis
SPOKANE esrasch office. Traders'
J. o. Peterson. Managet.
PORT ToWsSE.ND-wm A. Pfe.ffer.
BELLfSJHAA EAi-New WEatcoD,
Parks- Ellis Manager.
OLYBPIA~4i7lz Main street G. e.
Winstanley. Agent.
The following letters await advertisers
a. this office:
The following letters avail, advertisers
AT this office.
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DEATHS AND FUNERALS.

CErrNEk-Ea eattle. Noz6ay. July II
isse. a. the family rssafegee. %4 I@arrsossf
avenue north. Russell Parker tSss..ef,
sh. r--r,Sy~thg-o,f son 81 Mr. and Mrs.
F. Gr%insr.
fY.APE-Af Ballard, Monday, July IL. l'sss:
psgsd Alvin Clark. u consumption asea
n years.
TAr.f.EY-In Seattle. at az Vsz'iake av-
erse Juiv s. 80 Willie TaIey. TIE H.
sarf ser az Mr. apd Mrs. william Tasiey.
q nx4rf fa.lare.
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IL o-ser 70 secure correct 5ase~faor ~
rsgsse. tsftdA~ rkss44 hezdsngs. 8he anne
sAssil1 D. lefz a. the hssssnexs Cite 81
fhis xsan~r No .eaarse Is made fo- SEcn
xoftcey.
ran-rsy nayscsx. resolutions ~ other
su~etsI announcements Will be cnsTgef
- .he rate 81 - cents per HE s2cn t1-
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ALASKA KLONnI'
WANTS.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

u 70 VERNON. Aprtione.r ,,...---.~>i
Aer. Anancial. insurance ana -. - -
hST' goods % al sssss~r5 rsri,,,,s - ~
oa conSisu0scnt CT f1~ pr7v.rs .ssesaelo
@.9 st,aFaSse accom- r1ctlation. -
- S 60 enar2es fnesierase and 49,
...'e at Brlsbsuel. lawson ~ 49,
dixie. Ky. Ia
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MESSENGER SERVICE.

RING THE %. r." BOX for messengers
Western TntoI and Great Northern teie-
grams. hacks. gurneys ard EXPRESS
wagons. quick sesy3f~e. Telephone, Main
~ als Second Branch guee. City
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NOTICE To CONTRACTORS.

NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS AND
Road Makers-Notice is hereby given.
That sealed bids viii be received by the
Board Of County Commissioners of King
County. Washington until July 10Th. ISIS
at p. m. for the furnishing OF all ma
,erial and the Improvement of Road No.
IA n s k5o% x as the e I + Rrqwn Road
coidance with the plans and speclfica-
tons now Oh file in the office OF the
Board OF County Commissioners
Bids must he addressed TO the Board OF
County commissioners endorsed Bids Cor
the Improvement Of County Road No. all
known as the j. Il. Brown Road and
must name lump sum for the work com
piete.
Each bid must be accompanied by cash
or certified check on Seattle bank in
Chairman of the Board to be forfeited :,
the County of King by the SUCCESSIVE nj
der IN case he fails 10 enter into contract
with bonds in double the amount OF the
award
Payment will be made in warrants on
The Board may elect.
THE Board reserves the right to rejec,
any and al bids.
Dated at Seattle this 7,h day Q, July,
1888.
L. II. EvENsON.
County Auditor and Ex-Oficso Clerk az
the Board Co. Commissioners.
NOTICE TO DEALERS IN school,.
supplies.
Sealed proposals for furnishing text
books. stationery, office and school sun
plies at sucb times and In such quantities
as may be required for use in the Seattle
public schools during the school year az
1889. Will he received ny the Secretary
OF the Board OF Directors OF the City II
Seattle. School District No. l. In King
County, " ASH, UP 20 O'Clock D. M. Of
Saturday. July 81. lSaS.
The list OF articles and approximate es-
Inmates Of the quantities required NAV be
had upon application e the Office Of the
Secretary. corner OF Marion Street ana
Seventh Avenue or VIII be sent by mall IL
desired 20 any address
The ngnt 70 reject any or all bids. as a
\. A. GUERNSEY Secrefarv
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NLstNbtkE-WNNTx

-
FINE large wessskte s9s~.,s,- -
trained fu.l a.,<sd F.skf7r6 a. -; ~
Siea team cat from hl9nsssse. 80
sac cheap; cwneT obliged a ahs-ssaa 8
Ensot'osts4 Alaska nip Address q ~. - =
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DRESS NAMING.

fARN 20 cut your own dresses. Mrs.
Nlhfcck teaches :. T. Taylor system Of
drsf.lrg AMI cutting at her dresSnnak3ng
parl0rs room AZ Collins block Patterns
cat % order
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] WANT 10 buy houss % no. less ,h,-
or mere than rooms. mCSt have. All
and situate OH cr n~ar Nalss7r ssr.,.
Eenson addition preferred. / MI maxi
payment down and pay balance in
monthly cF Such payments - sa:fSfa~-
tory Address. giving f'iii r,art.r.5t -.
tiaclutlng stree numbers l. -. l. IN
tellsencer.
wANTEr-Wtsh 20 htsv d.~4rsft, 1907,
house ard bot. O. is~.-aa'c ta-.tvr H..
cheap for casa, siec MOD van, s.7Nf rs
Ssf. and desk, c J., Parker. as BARK ,
husfdng
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sss,t"1 WORTH ~ KIo1.ss-s -
hardware and CiaTn;ux tr-aws. - ~
marker ~ cost coffin Bros a.s..sN
SioTe. IL James street ae3
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SOCIETY NOTICES,
ARCANA LODGE. No. 81. F. and A. NJ
meets second and fourth Monday each
month
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FOR >ALE-sTEANERx

FOR KLoNDIKrt-1----
lection OF cheap steamships for a. -, -
Ss sse 80 I1n between Seattle and AssSs
es broad street. New York.
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l UMBRELLAS Manufactures. recovered
and repaired. general repairing zls CO.
L1iatA street Eons&an Bros
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Statesmen can make kigs, . monte s.,,,,.,
our Sifee specialize to merchants ~. ~
pie. 100 Per cent prCNt. tar siaa itnrs
Mode Mfg Go. iluN <. South Ntra ina
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FOR SALE-Oceaa tug ]. NJ Co.,.
suitable for prospecting partIes - ! -
ka. Apply oDan!el. Russell hcuxs -
her Third and Cherry.
FOR SALE,-New and abs Sph.se-.-- -
Sed steam yacht. "a bershs. vi =
Wnoie boat or an interest. address, r =
Potter, box ilI2 Seattle. Wash. =
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.>rrp->sco>p u.>n CLOTHING.

1iVl<ESr asst FYTCF. nslE 50 adj
aod E~ut5~e3en's cA-s-a~ - hf-~ r.
La - S~.-~aa &Tsa4a saasa
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EMPLOY NEWT WANTEu-NAlE.

WASTED-By a middie-aged man s.tua-
tor as night Waterman in a hotel or
boarding house. or laying carpets and
uphelstsslng. Address A IS. care Post
intelligence.
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MEDICAL GYMNASTS.

c. A. SANDERS. graduate from Swedish
Institute in Swedish movements and
massage; references; home treatment
Snoqualmie hotel. Third and Pike. Tel,
Pike 43
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GENTLEMAN fraag the East with ex-
psftence desires situation in store or Of
hec, employment wanted more than
salary. Address II Co. care Post-inteiil-
2eBger.
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FOR RENT-OFFICES.

FOR RENT-Sman farm south OF the ci
j. " Jordan ) and S Coon al block.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1898-12-08

IL Paso. Tex, Dec "A dispatch
from Chihuahua confirms the report
that Grant C. Gillett, the fugitive cat.
tie plunger Is IN that city H. has not
been arrested and Is not likely 20 be-
NJ Shneffor u Kansas City. aud a Pink.
erton detective have arrived IN Chihua.
hut IN quest " Gillott They have a
warrant fur his arrest for Obtaining
money under false prcienses, but per.
sons familiar with the o1iratition troa.
ties say that the Mexican government
will not surrender Gillett. NJ similar
cases have frequently arisen IN the past
Its believed that Shaoiier will cndeavor
TO cocrce or persuade Gillett, 20 settle
with him.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1898-12-08
Exchange Hotel Arrivals.

l.. S. Murphey, l.. T. Fuller,
Calvert; Dancy Ledbettcr, Austin;
r. A. johnson, Atlanta; G. T..
Hoffman, Henry Hodges, Alsa
Crow; II. DePrez, ST. Loni,; l..
schwarz, New York; Ed H. lIar-
din, Waco; G. b. Logan, FIT. Worth;
Guy NJ. Bryan, City, L. l.. Walker,
Philadelphia; NJ e. Barry Chicago
T. L. Durham, Longyiew