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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1899-09-21
"DEAR QUEEN"
President Kruger writes Letter To
victoria.

London, September 81. - The Cape
Town correspondent of tho Daily
Mail says: President Kruger has
caDied strong personal appeal to the
Queen. beseeching her to intervene to
prevent bloodshed. 1t is about column
in length and is intended to "Soarify
the consciences of the Unoo Guid" when
published.
Sir Alfred Milner has wired a courteous
message to President Stein assuring him
that the north ward march OF the British
troops Is not meant as a menace to the
Orange Free state and requesting to be
informed regarding the latter's attitude.
Reliable information has been received
here that large command of free state
bnrghers has been concentrating near
Boshof, on the Kimberley border. Two
hundred burghers were despatched to
tnat point fr ON Bloemfontein during the
week past. II the free state joins the
Transvaal. the trst battle Is likely TO be
fought at Boshof.
The Cape cabinet has determined to
prolong the session of the assembly in
definitely, SO that 1t may be sitting when
hostilitles begin.
According to the Cape Town CORES
pondent of the Daily News, President t
Kruger in his personal appeal to Her
Majesty addressed the Monarch as "Dear
@ nee n"
A special despatch from Rome says that
the italian government In reply to Kru-
gers request for Intervention has advised
him to yield.
The Johannesburg correspondent of the
Morning Post says: "rhe Bosr psspara :
tions are as complete as the government
can hope to make them. 1t is believed
that martial law will be proclaimed on
Thursday II no reply has been received
from England by that time.
w"It is understood that the despatching
OF British troops to South Africa will ba
regarded as a casus bellL The Bosr OIL
Gers are urging the government to begin
hostilities forthwith. 1t is felt that the
Orange Free state can best be forced to
action by successful military demon
stration on the part of the Transyaal,"
SIR WILLIAM AGAINST WAR.
London, September 20.-Ths Right
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1899-09-21
JEALOUS OF GUERIN.
jew Batter Regis Strives To Emulate
Notorious Frenchman.

Algiers. September 2l.-Max Regis,
(former mayor OF Algiers and notorious
Jew-baiter), who returned here recently
haunted By the idea that the govern
ment intended ia arrest him and emulous
of the notoriety OF NJ. Jules Guerin.
shut himself up for four days with a
party OF adherents in q villa. labelled
"Anti-Juif," juEt outside the town. He
laid in stack of provisions for seige.
absence Of any move or the part of the
police, he issued forth and entered the
town, stirring up anti-Jewish demon
strations, during which the windows OF
several shops owned by Jews were
smashed. The Jews responded BY firing
revolvers, and the mob raised the cry of
'sDeath to the Jews.'
The riots continued throught the eve-
ming and finally the troops charged with
drawn swords and dispersed the rioters.
Regis rsgained the villa and barricaded
himself ana his companions.
During the affrays nine persons were
stabbed or shot, among them three police
and two inoffensive citizens.
1t is reported that some Jews were
among the wounded. Order was finally
restored about midnight.
The rioting was renewed after mid
night in the Jewish quarter where there
were collisions between the anti-Semites
and the police. Several persons were
injured and the police made six arrests.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1899-09-21
NOT SATISFIED.
Dreyfus Says Liberty Is Nothing
without Honor.

Paris, September so.--1hs Aurore will
tomorrow publish the folio wing deelara-
tion from Captain Dreyfus:
''Ihe government of the republic has
given ms my liberty. But liberty is
nothing TO me without honor. From to.
day shall continue to seek reparation
for the frightful judicial error of which
| ram lin the Victim.
81 wish France to know by dehnitive
Judgment that l am innocent. My heart
will only be at rest when there remains
not single Frenchman who imputes to
me the abominable crime perpetrated by
another.
(Signed) "Alfred Dreyfus."
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1899-09-21
TRIAL OF KEARsARGE

Nav York, September s0.--The new
battisship Kearsarge win leave the
Brooklyn navy yard tomorrow morning
for Boston. The vessel was taken out of
dry dock today and Is now IN first class
trim for her cfIiciaI trial which will
take place over the Csps Ann course
on Monday.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1899-09-21
(TALK NO. A.
To Business m en-.

/ am a resident and tax-paying cit
izen of Portland. | take an inter-
est in The progress AMI prosperity
of our community. All of my
purchases and expenditures are
made here. When | need an article
that is not kept In stock in any of
our stores, select what l want
while in large cities and then come
back and order it through our mer-
chants that they may have the
profit This is one of the reasons
why / believe that am eutitled to
your patronage. l am always on
hand to make good my guarantee.
l have every facility for doing as
scientific work as can be done in
any other city. 1 believe that |
can give you better service at less
expense.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1899-09-21

THE WEATHER.

Boston, Sept. 20.-Local forecast for
Boston and vicinity, Thursday: Fair
weather; somewhat cooler; westerly
winds probably fair Friday. A.
Washington, Sept. 20.--Forecast for
Thursday and Friday: For Maine, rain
Thursday, cooler in western portion;
fair Friday, fresh West to North winds.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1899-09-21
LOCAL WEATHER REPORT.

Portland, Sept. go, 1s99.-The local
vsathsr bureau records the following:
s o. Barometer. 299 thermoma-
ter. go; dew point. So: Raj humidity
81; direction of wind, NE; wind veloc-
ity, 10, state of weather. 1t rain.
Sp. m.-Barometer. s9.6S5: thermome-
ter, so; dewpoint. 5S; rel. humidity, 90 ;
direction of wind, NV; wind velocity. 3;
state of weather. cloudy.
Max. temp, 65: min. temps rs; mean
temp. 62; max. wind velocity zS, NE;
precipitation-24 hours, l. So
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1899-09-21
COMING TO AMERICA.
Report From Liverpool Says Dreyfus
Is Coming Here.

London, September 21.-The Times
publishes the following despatch from
Liverpool: A quantity OF luggage mas ar
rived here from Havre and Folkstons ad
dressed to Mime. Drsyfus ami rooms have
also been taken at q local hotel The
luggage Is marked for New York and it
is supposed that Dreyfus Is going to
America.
NOT LONG TO LIVE.
London, Sepssmbsr 2l.--The Paris
correspondent of the Daily Telegraph
says; "Drsyfus Ia so III that he can
live only few months. The govern.
ment has promised to watch over and
protect him and has rsco 'nmended that
he live on the Riviera. 1t is not unliksly
that be viii accept the villa offered him
during the trial by Prince OF Mq.,ts
Carlo.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1899-09-21
ANDERSON, ADAMS & CO.,
Fire Insurance Agency
81 Exchange Street.

First Glass American and Foreign COMPANIES
HORACE ANDERSON. CHAs. c. ADAMS
decls THos. j. LITTLE. lp eodtf
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-12-02
Educated Animals.

Prof. Gentry's company of edu-
Gated dogs and ponies will appear
in this city under a large water
proof tent near depot, Wednesday,
Dec. 6, afternoon at 3 O'Clock, and
night ats.
It would be difficult to conceive
more pleasing and instructive
entertainment than this which
Prof. Gentry has perfected after
years oflabor. The little animals,
over 800 in number, are educated
to the highest degree Of proficiency,
and take great delight in showing
their marvellous and cunning feats
to the patrons of this, the greatest
Of all tended exhibitions. The
prices Of admission will be. adults,
90 cents and children, 10 cents.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-12-02
CLEARED OF REBELS.
Csatrsi r.nay aud Hole whhoat I's
Heat. sf InsuSgsnts.

Manila Dee L. Hughes reports fiom
Central Panay that lloilo province, one
third Of he island. has been cleared OF
insurgents By forced marches with
two battalions from Labuano by way OF
Calinog. he forced the enemy 10 an en-
gAgement at PAST on Nov. 20. and
drove them with loss 10 the mountains
In detached bodies. capturing 10 held
pieces. Of which two were brecchload'
ers. nine rifles and several thousand
rounds Of small ammunition Hughes
casualties were Captain Warwick OF the
Eighteenth infantry aud Private Daniel
Humphreys Of the Eighteenth infantry.
killed lie reports his troops IN excel
lent health. lie is now converting wheel
into pack transportation for the purpose
OF entering the mountains IL Is expect
ell be- will pass on to Capiz. on northern
coast Of the island
Dispatches from Lawton indicate that
Blyonbong was captured Noy'9 Both
trails over the mountains are lmpractlc'
Ablo Tor wheel transportation Of an
kind The troops subslst ON rico anh
scant supply Of that
MacArthurs troops had several minor
engagements capturing men and rifles.
Bells capture In the mountains in
cludes Il modern guns, all In good con
dltIon aud over 80 pieces Of artillery
have been captured by the troops Of his
corps in the last three weeks
The Oregon has brought 100 prisoners
from Vigan. Ninety four bad arrived
before by rail
Young with three troop. Of cavalry
and Marchs battalion of the Thirty.
third infantry should now be- at Vigan
The conditions at Zamboanga salts.
factory Additional ordnance surren
dered consist. of four field pieces. y
rifles and quantity Of ammunition
The natives adjoining the town are via
iting the city and native military bands
are sornading the troops
The Thirty-hrst infantry leaves Ma
Mia 10 garrison several stations on the
Mindanao coast No difficulties are an.
| ticipatod
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-12-02

Mrs. Whites residence, opposite
Catholic church, two lot; place we'll
improved; 500.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-12-02
My Friend from India Coming
Monday Night.

An advance notice says In re-
viewing the performance Of "My
Friend from India lately given
by specially engaged company at
Hoyts Theatre, New York, the
Evening Sun Of Feb'y Goth, says;
SIN one or two respects the new
cast of My Friend from India is
an improvement on the original.
Mr., Perkins, who was the original
barber, still holds his laurels un-
disturbed, however. The gentle.
man who now plays the past does
not come within a thousand miles
or him artistically" And chat
has been the verdict all over the
country where there has been an
opportunity to compare the work
done by others in the part made
famous by Walter Perkins.
It's the latter gentleman who
heads the company announced to
appear on Monday night at the
Grand, and from the many who
have essayed the different roles the
best have been chosen and are
now in support Of Walter Perkins,
and constitute what is now known
as Smyth q Rice's Comedians, so Il
performance Of a marked degree of
perfection can be reasonably look.
cd for.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-12-02
sAMoA,s PARTITION.
The Three Power. us,s Come TO . Tipsl
uadsfstanding.

Washington, Dec 1t Is the expect.
alton ~ the authorities that tho treaty
for the partition Of Samoa will be signed
at the state department az once.
Lord Pauncefote and Herr Won Hole
bon. tho British aud German ambassa.
doris have presented their replies to the
suggestions made by Secretary Hay aud
with an agreement reached on tho sew.
srAl points IN dispute. only the sigma.
lures Of the representatives Of the thres
governments are necessary 90 bind them
10 ending the coudomIum
Before the treaty l. an accomplished
fact II would necessitate, Of course. to
obtain its ratification by the United
States senate, aud although the admin.
istration expects 20 obtain ratification.
1t is preparing for fight with the son
Stors opposed 70 expansion headed by
Senator Hoar
Tho treaty 10 be- signed by Secretary
Hay for tbs United States. Lord Pauncs.
fote for Great Britain and Herr Won
IIolleben for Germany. will be- Ia tripli.
cate II will provide FOR the abrogation
OF the treaty OF Berlin under which
Samoan is governed AZ present. for the
renunciation by Great Britain and
Germany Of all rights aud claims 10 the
islands II Tutuila. Ofoo and Manoa.
eastward Of the seventy.hrst degree Of
longitude Similarly the United States
relinquishes all rights aud claims to the
islands Of Sayaii aud Upolu aud others
west Of the seventy hrs, degree Of lougi
tude. which ara coded 10 Germany
Great Britain conours In such concess.
ions and wthdraws from tho group
Free trade Is authorized under anoth.
or provision which tho throe powers
shall continue 10 enjoy for commercial
purposes and improvements enjoyed by
the sovereign powers In all ports opened
10 them The authorities are satisfied
that the result Of the abrogation Of the
Berlin treaty will restore peace 10 Sa.
moa
The mail advices from officers Of th,
Abarenda continue 20 show that tho ma.
tiyes are very friendly toward Ameri'
cans aud are even being employed in the
work II establishing The coAling station
at Pago Page
II Ia said after tho treaty il ratified
that the president will inaugurate .
scheme Of government for Tutuila 10 70.
main in force until congress acts This
scheme the naval officers expects will be-
practically the same a. that under
which Guam is being administered by
Captain Leary Of the navy.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-12-02
Board of Directors.

From the article copied b. the
Eagle from the Free Baptist and
Advocate, regarding the plan for
establishing Free Baptist College, 1t
appears that the names Of several Of
the members Of the board Of directors
appointed by the association were
omitted, in consequence Of which The
Eagle gives below the names Of the en-
tire board with the postoiIice Of each,
all the points named being In Texas
Dr.J. n. Goodwin, Wellborn; Rev.
4. q. Graham, Glen Rose; Rev. d. X.
Jamerson, Henderson; Dan Mclver,
Rogers Prairie; J. l.. Edge, Bryan VI.
G.. Buchanan, Harvey; Prof. d. II.
Duke, Clayton DR.. j l.. Edge kurieni
Rev. i. II. Hughes, Harvester.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-12-02
SAN JACINTo PREsBYTERY.
Held With WicksOn Church
Delegates To General
Assembly.

San Jacinto prc-bytery met with
Wickson church on Tuesday OF the
past week, the meeting continuing
until Thursday with a good attend
ance. A highly profitable session
wa. held. Elder A. Bing of Mona.
Vile, was elected moderator, and
Rev. j. NJ. Halsell ofHouston, and
Elder =. b. Bookman of Navasota.
were elected delegates to general
assembly which meets at Chatta-
nooga in May next.
Among those who were in attend
ance from other points were Rev. J.
NJ. IIalsell Of Houston, Rev. +. T..
CIeere Of Monaville, Rev. NJ NJ
Vaughan OF Buffalo, Elder Petit.
grew Of Jewett, Reys. Tarplay and
Cox Of Midway, Elder II. Bing of
Monayille, Elders o. NJ. IIender-
son aud W. d. Henderson ofPrairie
Plains, Reys. Goodwin and j. A.
Freeman.
The next meeting Of the San ia.
cinto, presbytery will be held with
the Oakland church, Waller county
beginning Thursday before the first
Sunday in July.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-12-02
RESOURCES OF TEXAS.
Special Edition Of the Calves
ton News for the Opening
of the Year 1900.

Or January /, 1900, The Gal.
yeston-Dallas News will issue q
Special Edition of the two papers,
devoted exclusively to an exhau..
tive description Of the General
Resources of Texas. This special
edition will bring up the story Of
State progress to the close OF the
year 1900, more especially ~ re-.
CARDS Agricultural, Pastoral aud
Mineral Development to together
with notes on the Enlarged Boun.
daries Of Railroad Construction
and General Transportation FaciIi.
ties.
The purpose Of this special cdi.
ton is more directly to attract al
ton To the magnificent resources Of
the State As a field for the invest
ment Of capital, aud as Offering
homes Tor the induotrious and in
tellegent settlers.
This special edition will reach
circulation Of at least 100000
copies, and may go considerably
beyond that number.
A limited amount of adyertis.
ing display only will be accepted
for this edition. Terms one dol.
lar per nonpareil line, or ten dol,
lars per inch Of ~ nonpareil line.
No special position will be promis.
ed any advertisement.
Special prices are quoted on
papers, in lots For prices on
papers, and advertising or further
information, address A. II. Balp &
Co Dallas, Texas.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-12-02
n.pp. want. To n.lIr..

Cleveland, O., Dec Concerning
the reports which have been In circnla
ton for several weeks past 10 the effect
that Senator Hanna would not succeed
himself as chairman Of the national 10
publican committee, IL can be stated OF
tho authority Of Mr. Hannas most init
mate friends that he has no desire te
manage another campaign, and unless
very strong pressure is brought TO bear
upon him, no will In all probability, de-
cline.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-12-02
Want ~ Surrender.

New York. Dec J.. A dispatch TO The
Herald from Manila says General Law.
ton is ut Bambong. 20 miles south Of
Bayombong in tho Caygayen valley lie
is IN tclegraphic communication with
the insurgents ouer the wire in their
possession. and tho commanders Of tho
opposing forces are considering propo.
sitiou. made by telegraph. looking n
the surrender Of the rebels TO the Amer.
leans
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-12-02

Rev. J. G. Mickle, presiding
elder, will hold quarterly confer
ence here Sunday, at the Methodist
church, and will preach Sunday
morning and at might This will
be the closing quarterly conference
of the year, and the closing SER
vice under the pastorate Of Rev. j.
b. Cochran. The public are cor
daily invited 10 attend the ser.
vices.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-12-02
Hotel Arrivals
EXCHANGE

d S Sessions, Ennis; W &
TalialTero, Navasota; A i Gray. St
Louis, 5 II Marwilsky, Detroit
Geo l. Kuntz, Kansas City; Nun
nelly, Louisville; Geo II Person,
Cincinnati; W J Taylor, Houston
f. Ullman, Waco; II II Rutherford
Austin; S G Peticolas, 81 Louis; W
G Thatcher Jr, Waco; W II Jack
son. Waco; d r Snodgrass, Calves
ton; Jno n Henderson, Tyler; J.
Mcclure, J K Friend, 81 Louis; )
Mayer, TT Worth, b + Miller
New Orleans; A W Brande Weldon
; r Elton, Dallas; J ii Bond
Louisville; Ward Templeman,
Navasota; Dan Edwards, Beau.
mont; J c Murray, San Antonio.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-12-02

Chas. Edinburg's restaurant in the
Zennau block Is now open day and
night. Regular meals 80 cents. Short
order lunches at all hours. Il
Preaching at the Methodist church
Sunday, by Elder Mickle. See notice
elsewhere Of quarterly conference.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-12-02
For Sale by Hudson n Nall.

Thomas Rowan place near the Grad
ell School, in the city OF Bryan, consist.
ing OF 5 lilo acres Of land, good house
and other improvements; must sell at
once. Price $3.50 on easy terms.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-12-02

To XIII chicken mites. sprinkle with
Emmel Carbolic Di-infecting Powder
IL never fails. Only % cents. DO
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-12-02

Col. He. l.. Hi, block well i'm
proved; near Graded School.
HUDSON * NALL,
Real Estate Agents, Bryan.
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.
UNkURNlsHED.


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FOR Observation-Disclosures
FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

FOR SALE-BEAUTIFUL RING. NEARLY NEW;
three pearls, black. yellow, white. with ten dia-
nohds' reasonable. At W BREU NlNGERS $. 929
Ia ave. NV. bet. 9th aud 10th SITS It,
FOR SNE-BEAUTIFTI. UPRIGHT PIANO, Sis.
New Upright Pianos from Sl31 upward, warrant
ed 10 years My expenses are small and will
sell Planes half prices. +. HELBIG, 1912 7th St
de14-itf
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FOR SM.E-A THREE STORY uuI'SE ON 18TH
- fer $4,000. worth S6 puu. r.. ms cellar. lut
IL II wide; large hath porcelain tub
Another On 10Th Tor $5.2tn. stories. cellar 4
rooms IA each f"ur: rt,,m for stable
d"i&-5t STONE a fNIRFAN SIC L - NV
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THE X=RAY

Medical institute,
BIZ 9Th St L.w., 49i Louisiana ave. NV.
Washington, ID. c.
A-RA1S IN Use tOn EXAMINATION AND
DIAGNOSIS
AUTHORIZED BY THE DISTRICT GOVERNMENT
TO TREAT
All diseases Of The Nose, Thrlat and Lungs. Heart,
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Bladder Structure, Nar1cocele and Hydrucels
cured without cutting operation No pain. No
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anfeed
CHARGES LOW FREE CONSULTATION.
Daily Office Hours from 10 20 / and 10 O.
Tuesd. Thurd and Saturd. I'll pm. naaD- IN
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io04 ith nw,store $50 lSU6 18th nw, -. 80
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ftR SAIE-A GROOM HOUSE: ANIL. CoNyFH-
,ent !" printing office and renting for s2s 90 p.r
ss mn good Investment nice hnsne: pric,,
an -. AioFslus parish. excellent loeatlDn close
80 ." = - IN N-r'rrn house; ami. very desirable
i.''rue for SIOpa: terms easy
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FOR SALE-IOTS.

For SALE-wASHINGTnN HEIGHTS-BIGGESr
bargain IN the hill; SllS per foot for this month
only; - feet front IlDIe.
dcl+-Gt BEN b. BRADFORD, TlS 18th.
FOR SALE-AT PRICE NEVER BEFORE
quoted-ive lots on Willard ST, 81. ISL.
AUGI ST DONATH.
del3t GIL Itn ST. NV, upstairs
FOR SAIE-SOME VERY CHOICE LOTS IN AM
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