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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-10-11

WASHINGTON, oct. 1O.-Advlccs re-
celved at the war department indicate
that the evacuation Of Cuba by the
Spanish forces is progressing gatlsfnc-
torily and smoothly. The threatened
trouble at Mnnzanillo has blown over,
ana the spnninrds have yielded control
TO the American forceS
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-10-11

Ter had the better Of the argument, but
he probably Injured his standing With
Referee Brown when he told the latter
at the end Of the twenty-thlrd round
that he wanted no draw for hia.
The spectators booted and gTosnea
when the decl1lon was announced,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-10-11
AS 70 CAMP THOMAS.
Cant. Culver of Grigsby's Rough
Riders Before Commission
INVESTIGATING THE WAR.

II, r.,tlnsd That the Food Generally was
Abundant aud GOOd-surEsOp IIySoIl
sneak. of the sanitary Condition OF the
camp, which he ConUidsrod Fair
Major Gallagher, in charge OF commlSu.
,y DspOts in the Santiago Campaign,
SAY, There was a Plsntlful supply Of
Food with the Exception Of two Days.
shortage Daring that Time was Owing
TO storms Prevailing.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-10-11
A COUNCIL HELD
BY General Bacon with Bear Is
landIndians
ULTlMATUM OF GOVERNMENT,

rhoy W6ro Glvon to Undsr'tand II Th'y
Woald GIVE Up the Men sOHwhom 1vaF-
rants Have Been Issued and Come In
rhsmsslvs, They could 60 Ilons-Ba-
oon's orders Rooolvsd ~ the Chisfs ~
signs OF ApprOval-It Is Thought the
FillaEsr, wnI AsssPt the Terms.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-10-11
SIGN aE THE GROSS
Is the Emblem Which Distln-
gulshes Pittsburgh To-day.
IMMENSE CROWDS PRESENT

In Attondanao on ths IknightI TsmplAF
ConeIavoyFhs city Made brilliant At
night BY Hair = AIullOn Electric Lighs'.
30 Complaint OF AesOmmodatiOu-Tho
Greatest Event In the History OF Tsm-
pIarIsm-s,rsSt Car Trame at = stand-
utiIl On Account of Dense ThronE' on
thS strssts-Fighs on for the Honor OF
Holding Next Conslavo-LouilviIl i'.
Ahead.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-10-11

WALKER, Mimi, Oct. 1V.--Gns 4hullAA
council was held at the agency this af-
ternoon and was attended by Falmouth
and representative delegations. Cen
eral Bacon and Inspector Tinker told
the Bear islanders that II they would
give up the men for whom warrants
have been issued and come In them
selves they could 90 home. If they re-
sisted the government would not rest till
the recaIcI.rants had been captured and
that the Bear Islanders would not then
be permitted to occupy the island again
This message will reach the hostiles by
runners tonight
General Bacon's orders were received
by the chiefs by signs OF evident pleas
ure and they all slgnihed their APPROVAL
Of them. It is believed the Pillagers
viii accept them.
MINNEAPOLIS, Oct 1O.-The federal
and state authorities are now working
in harmony toward the quelling of the
Indian revolt. General Bacon, offered
to come down from Walker this evening
to confer with Governor Clough, but the
latter advised conference by wire.
He received the following message
from General Bacon: Situation bad;
conference yesterday resulted in Moth
ing. None of the Indian chiefs were
there. The lumber men are all coming
in to Walker. Troops needed at cass
Lake"
Nevertheless the governor believes
that the situation is wen in hand and
that the recalcltrants are practically
surrounded by soldiers.
From Park river the governor has re-
ceived personal statement signed by
Chief Net-Gay-Bug- -EnanOway-Rush;
"Plne Point, Oct. .: We. the Chippewa
Indians at Pine Point beg to state to the
public that we are perfectly friendly to
the whites and have no i'll feeling or are
in any way hostile. We have decided at
the council not to take any part what
ever in the Leech Lake trouble"
A company of hfty-five volunteers has
been offered to the governor from Litch-
field.
A special to the Journal from cass
Lake Gays that armed bucks are un-
doubtedly proceeding south. Calls re-
ceived from BemidJl for troops but none
were sent, as this was considered the
more crucial point. There Is consider
able apprehension and an undoubted
necessity for troops to allay panic in the
small towns along this line.
This morning 1870 men of the Four
teenth Minnesota eft for towns on the
Fosston extension of the Great North
ern rad on the northern border of the
Leech Lake reservation. Lieutenant
Colonel johnson was in command and
had with him Major shaeter, Captain
Holmes, Adjutant General wynne, Cap
tain Surgeon Dorsey, ,Lleutenants Baker,
Brisbin, Smiley, o'Brien and Quarter
master Coke The men carried tents,
100 rounds Of ammunition and several
days ratlons. They are most from conn
panies E and I, but the Twelfth COM
panies are represented. They Will be
stationed mostly at Farris and BemidjI.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-10-11

For West virginia, Western Pennsylva
MIA and Ohio showers; cooler; brisk south
to southwest winds
Local Temperature.
Tho temperature yesterday 1s observed
by O. Schnepf. druggist. corner Market
and Fourteenth streets. was rs follows;
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-02-27

New York. Feb 20 A dispatch 10
The Herald from Caracas says that gov.
ernmcnt has granted a valuable couccs-
sion 10 au lo.Amcrican syndicate 10
the bead of which Is Morgan Olcott Of
New York Tho concession includes
extensive grant. Of land, am emigration
contract and @ monopoly of rubber ca.
traction The right, of navigation from
Ciudnd Bolivar ~ Trinidad island have
hrn bought by the company, ~ has the
right upon the upper Orinoco Thi.
will mean q monopoly Of the navigation
of the Orinoco. This same syndicate !,
irving 10 obtain the same concession
from the Brazilian and Colombian gov
cmmcnt, Tor their Amazon territories
which adion the Ncnczuelar Amazon
territory.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-02-27
Cadet KYLE Wins.

sui Ross chapter Of the Alpha Phi
having iHaugurated contest among
the members Of the Austin and Gallo
pean literary societies for the honor Of
representing the A. q M. College in the
next state oritorical contest. the mat
ter was decided Friday night, and the
honor was won by Cadet Kyle Of the
second class, who was one Of FIVE aspir'
anta for the distinction. The addresses
were all Of a high character, rejecting
great credit on the young men. The
Grafton Of Cadet Kyle was on the
life ~ Gen. J. +. b. s;aart
Three judges on composition aud
three on delivery conferred the honor.
The Alpha Phi, inaugurating the con
test. agreed to defray the expenses OF
the winner 10 the state contest. As an
additional honor Cadet Kyle was award
cd handsome oritorical medel given by
Prof Todd and presented by Prof. ii.
II. Harrington.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-02-27

Mr.. II. J. MacNair Of Houston, who
recently has secured the contract for
making a large and complete map Of the
city Of Bryan, and also for laying out
and improving the city park, was in the
city yesterday and for the next 20 days
may be found at the Exchange hotel.
As Mr.. MacNair will be with Us only for
a short while this opportunity Of secur-
ing his services ought - be taken adj
vantage Of by those desiring expert en-
cheering work or drArghting.
I A review Of the work done at the
present term Of the commissioner
court will show that they have done
much toward beneftting the financial
condition Of the county in the way o.
reducing bonded indebtedness and In
terest on bonds and in reducing taxa
ton. Their good work is on the record
10 show lor itself and will meet will
the hearty appreciation Of the people
Miss st. Leon, who returned from Ne'
York recently, has received and opene'
up her new stock Of millinery purchased
in that fashionable trade center. sh
gave careful personal attention to tn
selection Of her entire stock which con
tains all the newest and prettiest thing
or 1898. You are invited to call an
see them. n
Miss Kittie Edwards left yesterday
visit in Nayasota.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-02-27
TEXAS CATTLE RAlSERs.
They wu Meet In Convention nt Fort
worth on March \.

Fort Worth, Tex. Feb 90 -Prcpan.
tions f1r the twcnty.socond annual con.
vention NJ the Cattle Raiser,' Associa.
ton " Texas, 90 meet here ON Tuesday,
March IS. In % three day. session, ar
we'll uudar way. lti, believed that this
will o. the largest and most important
convention ever held In the state. The
membership OF tine ASSOCIATION now
number. lOo. owning millions Of head
~ cattle. The convention Will lcgis.
late. mot alone iu the Interest ui Texas
cattle laron,, butts tockgrower- Of New
Mexico. Arizona, Oklahoma, Indian
. Territory, Kansas Colorado and cattl,
dealer. will doubtie,s h. protected and
[ benefit hy amy action taken.
The second annual iai stock show viii
| lc held here 40 the SIM. time, aud thoa
attJn ling the meeting OF the Cattl'
Raiser, association viii have uu oppor
unity ~ inspecting the largest col
| lection ~ h.10dcd and iat stock eve
seen in the south While the exhibit
of fine cattle ou this occasion viii em
brace all kinds of bloodod stock, cover
ing an the iavoritc breeds, the cxhibi
ton will also include all kinds and elias.
a. Of livestock
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-02-27
r. M. WILSON.
NINE LIVES ARR LOST.
People Perish In Tenementhoase
Fire at Charleston.
RESCUE WAS NOT POSSIBLE.
The Planes spread SO Rapidly over
the Building the Inmates Gould
Not lie Aroused ~ Time TO
Make Their Escape.

Charleston, Feb. g6-Nine lives were
lost in fearful fire which ragged for q
short time on Church street this
morning. At2:iO o'clock a policeman
ON duty noticed big sparks flying from
the tenement house at 100 Church
street The officer found that the blaze
was coming from the windows ON the
first floor The doors were broken open
and the family on the floor were rushed
out Someone yelled that a family OF
women were sleeping ON the third floor.
The police rushed up stairs, and when
they reached the Top story the lifesaying
work was stopped and the flames seemed
70 b. playing over the entire building
Screams from dying women were heard
and Officer Sagsby rushed in and pulled
out three charrcd bodies
The quick work 81 the fire depart
ment checked the fire and it was soor
under control, but not until the lives n
the third story had been lost The dca'
are;
| Mr.. Rebecca Knickmcycr
Albert O'New
Caswell O'Now
Josephine Knickmeycr, II years o
age.
Katie Knickmeyor, 10 years.
Leonora Knickmcyer, ., years.
I Francis Knickmeyer, g Year,.
4 baby Of Mrs Knickmcycr' tw
months old.
Lettie Knickmeyer, year,.
Mrs Knickmoyer is the wife Of The
Knickmcyer, carpenter.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-02-27
A CatcclIisn.
What Is q Pholographer9

What Is Photographer
An individual male or female, who
makes real photographs-yea, verify.
What is a professional Photogra.
pher?
A person capable Of producing work
Of such value as is appreciated and de-
manded by the public, expecting pay.
ment therefor to tho amount regulated
by the worth Of his production.
What ga Photographic Artist?
One who possesses artistic taste,
and shows IL in his productions. lie
knows the difference between style
and anyhow" lie has a mind TO
comprehend the beautiful and skill
TO produc IT, lie Is liable to an attack
of disease known as the "big head +"
| 1t becomes chronic: he seldom or never
RECEIVERS. Try Bedford.
What is Cheap John" Photogra.
pher?
Like hard shell clam he IL migra-
tory in his habits; after he has done all
the damage possible, "an' gin OUT in
one town lac moves to pastures new"
and goes through the motion again.
lie IL patronized by such as think an
article must be cheap because II is
low priced. He never troubles himself
about style. graceful or awkward are
all the same 10 him. Like the phioso-
pher and the thief che takes things AZ
lac finds .hem.' BEDFORD Is not a
Cheap John. II
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-02-27

The county commissioners authorized
The county treasurer yesterday TO re-
deem 81, 20 in road and bridge bonds
and also provided for the payment Of
lhe interest on al Of said bonds out.
standing until April 10.
Miss St. Icons millinery parlor has
been enlarged and improved until II il
nov iar more attractive than ever before
and her stock of millinery embraces ey.
efything new, novel and beautiful for
spring and summer wear. II
The Sunshine society, composed Of
the little girls Of the Episcosal church.
will give a tea at the residence Of Mr..
and Mrs. W. S. Wilson from 3 to s ..
m, Saturday, March g. Everybody in.
yited.
7. n. CauseY was here from Wellborn
yeste rdsy and said the farmers In tina,
locality are busy blowing and planting
corn.
X. II. Scale Of Benchley was in the
city yesterday. lie shipped 100 bale.
Of cotton from that place Friday.
Nothing on earth Is better than pur,
home made Ribbon Cane syrup. Tryit
For sale by Sanders Bros x Co 30
sam Brown, a negro boy charged will
the theft Of watch, paid his fine an,
was released from Jail yesterday.
For Accident and Life Insurance
either in Lodges or Straight Life Con
panies zee Joe b. Reed. n
Mrs W. s. South returned from a Wis
II to her daughter in Nayasota yester
day.
Mandy Warren, colored WAS sent 4
the county farm yesterday as a pauper
Kite cigar, the best b cent cigar
the world. For sale by E.J Fountain.
W A. Gustayus Of Madison count
was in the city yesterday.
Miss Frankie Armstrong returned I
liearne yesterday.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-02-27
THE COTTON MILLS.
New England Trying Legislation ."
Compete with soathsrn hiil..

New England Trying Liquidation TO
Compete Win Southern Miil..
Baltimore, Feb. 2a.-The Manuiac-
tuners Record dovotes the last issue
very largely TO the cotton mill situation,
In view Of the visit 10 Washington OF
the southern men interested IN textile
industry 10 protest agoinst the SECTIONAL
legislation whcr hy New England seeks
10 retain IT, artificial advantages a.
cotton manufacturer, thus emphasizing
the necessity for all southerncr 10 unite
against this new aggression That New
England politicians should make tie
distress OF northern mill operatives an
occasion Tor the injection into politics Of
an economic question regarding the
hours Of the employment Of labor, az
fecting the future welfare Of the south
is not surprising but 1t is believed that
IN the situation IN New England the
south has ~ strongest argument against
the proposed legislation. This isalready
shown in the letters from northern cot
ton mill owners and manufacturer Of
textile machinery, which occupy three
pages Of this weeks issue Nearly all
Of these letters recognize the superior
natural advantages Of the south. Many
Of thom deal with the question Of ~
strictiye legislation as an impodiment Ia
rapid investments IN cotton mills. The
evils of exaggerated labor legislation IN
New Engllnd-evils for the employee a.
well as Cor the employer are clearly
: shown. and while fear is expressed that
! there may to developed a tendency to
/ wards such legislation in parts OF Tho
( south. the warning is given IN time Il
. prevent It.
n A special dispatch 10 The Manuiac
. turcr, Record gives the particulars o.
A the organization by leading capitalist
in West Virginia and New York OF
, company with a paidup capital oi ~
v OOO. 900. 10 own and operate one Of th
Il largest large fleet. In the world. tn
company has already secured % barge
and will build six OF 1860 tons each am
N three ocean tugs 10 cost $4,000 each
m II has closed q contract with the Chess
"a poakc and Ohio milruad for handhn
9.OOO. 900 tons uf coal a year for the mex
five ycars, and viii establish coalin
stations 40 southern ports and IN Oh
West Indies and operate an extcns'
coal transportation business along Oh
of entire Atlantic coast
Plans arr being maturcd Tor an cXiel
siyc coke ana gus plant at Birmingham
for the manufacture illuminating ar
fuel ga- and biprulucts from coke oven
70 Il is estimated that the cost Of the al
dertakng viii be several hundred tho
sand dolhr
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-02-27

politician and saloon keeper killed
James Smith, young farmer, by crush.
ing his skull with a revolver. Tho
trouble Is said 10 have been over Pence's
young wife, TO whom Smith, IL Is al
legged, has been paying undue attention.
Pence was arrested at Fond and brought
here and placed In Jail without bail.
The examining trial Is set for Monday
Tho dead man was a son OF John Smith,
ox.Union soldier Of Irvine, and was Is
years old and unmarried.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-02-27

Sli,s St. Leon has the largest and
cheapest stock Of ribbons ever brought
to Bryan-all the styles Of necktie rib
bons. Up-to date headwear for chileren
and infants. All The newest styles in
caps. Il
John. b. Nike special sale yesteseay,
was as usual big success. His list Of
bargains was one Of the largest he has
ever offered
DR.. lleidingsfelder Of Houston was in
the city yesterday.
The roof &, now being put on the new
mess hall at College.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-02-27

20 print the following letter from his old |
friend and schoolmale who Is now gold |
hunting In Alaska. The writer Is a well |
known former resident OF Bryan.
Up S,icken River Alaska,
Feb. 9th, 1898.
Mr. Lem Hall,
Bryan, Texas.
Friend Lem We'll Lem, you will no
doubt be surprised 20 hear Of me up
here after leaving Bryan for India. But
Lem took the klondike fever while 10
Galveston a. IL broke out shortly alter
! left Bryan and no arranged my plans
TO come up this way aud postpone my
trip TO the Orient, We'll as YOU see | am
up here now in the dead Of winter and
when one sees a winter in Alaska he
sees winter In all Of It's glory. This Hy-
er To- most places is frozen It's entire
depth u or 10 feet and Ia some places
~ feet. We do all OF our travelling on
snow shoes. 10 is quite q novel sight
Lem TO see about ~ men on snow shoes
pulling heavy loaded sIeighs aud one 10
good and tired after days pail in the
harness We will follow this river up
Telegraph Greek and theE 20 over the
trail 10 Lake Teslin and from there we
strike the head waters Of the Yukon,
but steering clear Of Dawson city as
there is nothing up there for man
some large strikes have been made on
the Big salmond and Stewart rivers and
/ think digg'ns will be found on these
rivers 70 rival the Klondike river. II
any Of the boys ofBryan intend starting
Tor this country advise them 10 20 via
| Fl. Wrangle and up the stcken Riyel
Route. IL Is little longer, but goot
deal surer route than ali others avoid
ing all dangerous passes and rapid wa
tiers. II bad IL 70 do over again / wOulI
outfit and start from Vancouver, b. Z.
instead OF OF Seattle, because il Is cheap
er and you save the duty on your outfit
! one can't get passage from Seattle nov
80 great the rush. There will b
thousands returning. The hardship
are great and many tried who are un
} able TO stand IT, One conlemplatin
this trip must be strong and health
and have at least 500, II not he is yer
foolish TO attempt 1t and will fall by ia
wayside. We throw our blankets dow
In the snow with the thermometer dow
to 40 below zero. A man has 4 great AZ
, petite up here and you don't know hot
) good bacon Is until you get here. Say,
can eat pound twice day and drink
quart Of grease and relish IL as much q
/ would = spring chicken with bottI
, Of claret. There is nothing in Christ
= world that would induce a man 10 con
10 this country but gold aud there seen
\ to be plenty Of it here and II don q
. some fit IN know the reason Why.
/ will have the first fellow that com,
along with a kodak 10 take q shot at I
aud send you one to have published
show the Bryan people how q fello
looks with fur and snow shoes on d
= trail
Well Lem, old boy, it is not as war
n and comfortable here as IL Is ia the "a
II ny south but ! am not sorry /. am {
H this trip--l am as hearty aud strong
H an OK. If you have a chance, Lei
II write me long letter to TelegraI
III Greek via 10. Wrangle, and let II be
H good long one for every one We get I
\ here costs 800 each.
II With regards 10 all the boys, am
ever Your Old Friend,
II Jack NJ. Wilcox.
III Address Telegraph Greek via r.. WrA
n gle, Alaska.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-02-27

Jamestown. Pa, Feb. 26.-lsay Fry
and Hugh Scwell. prominent young
men Of this place quarrcllcd about q
Young woman here aud Sowell thrust a
knife through Fry's heart, killing him
instantly. Hurrihed at the decd scwcll
attempted suicide twice, the fret time
by cutting his throat and then attempt
I'd drowning. He has been arrested
and as soon a. his condition will per
init he will BE- taken 20 Jail 90 Mercer
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-02-27

San Francisco, Feb 26--lt took
Tommy Ryan Is rounds TO dispose Of
George Green Friday night From a
spectators point Of view It was beau
tiful exhibition Of clever boxing Neither
man showed a mark Of punishment ai
the finish, aud the advantage aliernatcd
until after the thirteenth round, when
Ryan's superior stamina began 10 tell.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-02-27

Tipton, Ind, Feb. 2d.-Iwo young
men named Herman and Jolly, became
engaged in o wordy war with Mrs Close
here and tie husband Of the woman in
terfercd, using a gun with which he
killed Jolly. Close was placed m jail.
lie claims the killing was accidental.
The cause Of the trouble Is not apparent
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-02-27

Tom Davidson went to weco yester.
day,
Miss Bessie Ross IL visiting Bryan
friends.
BON 10 Mr.. and Mrs. J.. b. Andrews,
a son.
Commissioners court adjourned yes.
terday.
Fresh cabbage and tomatoes at How.
ell Bros. IS
Miss Rita sbisa lofl yesterday to visit
Miss pieuder at New Braunfels
Kite cigar, . 3-for.a.quarter cigar for
cents. For sale by L. J. Fountain. Il
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-02-27

skull Crushed with Revolver.
Richmond, iy., Feb % 40 Shoapr
~ miles north of here, Alex Pence
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-02-27

Wichita, Kan, Feb. 6-Two masked
men rode up to the home Of !. w
Dempsey, president Of the Bank Of Mar
low, /. T., and after calling him TO the
door covered him with G-shooter-. One
Of the men stood guard over him while
the other went in the house and ordered
Mrs Dempsey to turn over what money
and jcwelry there was in the house.
The robber followed her through the
different rooms with his gun pointed no
her head. Five hundred and seventy
five dollars in gold, silver paper aud
notes were turned over to the men, and
after cautioning Dempsey against say
ing anything under penalty Of murder
they rode away Mr. Dempsey was
unconscious for several hour, afterwuri
from nervousness. Mr. Dempsey n7'i
fed the officials, and % posse Of met
were soon on the trail Of the robbers
but no trace Of them has bccn found.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-02-27

we 40 lorger supsiy our seeds 70 t'1iers 10
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they hcgghL To ~ others, th5 TlgnIf'
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