The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1899-06-03
GENERAL NEWS COLUMN.
BRIEF PARAGRAPHS TELLING THE '@FoH'
rANT NEWS Of THE WEEK.
Joe Wheeler win Not Epter the Phs'pp'"'
Service :. Bryan is Given q Great o
.. uanv,ls III. ..Ex.PresIdent h"rr''0"
Gala on Ioubet-Other Items

Rosa BOnneur, LILO 6A0 br
,al painter, is dead. til
Three men dug out Of jail at Colum So
ia, Mo-, and escaped "
Tx-President Harrison who Is no" III hi
rance called on President houoee' II
Saturday. !,
Walter Fisk, Is years old, Of Bolivar =, VI
Mo-, fatally shot himself. He was tlr- h
ed Of life. c
The Berlin papers are jubilant over
what they are pleased to call Admiral 8
Kautz' recall. ..
Col, D F. Boyd, professor and e1-
nresident Of the Louisiana State UNI
versity, is dead.
Gen Montero, of the Spanish Philip"
pine army, has died of wounds receive
ed in battle at Zamboango
A. W Durham, of Harrisburg Ill.,
planned his tomb two weeks ago Nc
died Saturday and was buried IN II
Sunday.
Col, W. J. Bryan says the old Chlca'
% platform will be reafirmed as
whole, with a plank referring 10 ne"
subjects
Military men at Washington believe
that heavy achievements WALL nave 10
be sent to the Philippines before the nd
lives are conquered.
Since the Spanish have evacuated
3 zamboango the Filipinos are now IN
full possession Of Mindanao' the neH'
large island Of the group
Only seven Cuban soldiers appeared
before the paymsster at Havan" sa'ur'
- day to draw the $75 offered by TIT
United States government
10 Doctor Aiken, Of Macomb, ILL., wa
4. found guilty Of killing Mrs. Reece BY
" criminal operation. The jury fixed hi
punishment at fifteen years
ha The president of tho civil section c
,rG the court Of cessation has reported
WI ha united court in favor of revision 0
raj the case Of Captain Alfred Dreyfus'
zen The Texas legislature adjourned "a
try urdsy. Out Of LOO bills @7S we
the pasved and became laws. The sessl'
all continued four msnths and Sl1te'
A"' days.
IN The Cuban Generals in Santa Ola
roo Province have ordered their troops
surrender their arms to the Alcade
out but not to accept money in return
htem.
n0A President Mckinley it is said, is c.
o. s;dering the ACCESSIBILITY Of calling
Q the provisional army OF S5'ooO m
authorized by the last session of G.
gresS.
The government is inclined to ad
fo al retaliatory measures against Cana
owing to the result Of the negotlat'
scih' for the reassembling Of the joint c
Roo- mission.
ls 0' Washington officials are di'appoi'
&c op- at the refusal of the Cuban soldier
ensei accept money and surrender their al
're ~ and the money may be returned to
'V0AON United States.
This will be a crucial week il
history of France. The open sol
80. Of the court Of cessation will decid'
~ 80" ~ DrsyfuS case and MAJOR Marchand
,. wo, return from Paris.
t was Aguinsldo's ENJOYS who rec
Al, left Manila, after treating with
100 in commissioners were co"ipeii0o u
check sfurre on an American gunboat
7ilbur, cape arrest by 1on' Aon"'
obbers Admiral Dewey is fast recruitl1
health at the Peak hotel, near
epot in Kong. He Is carefully watched
rs been tectives, and no violence can CO..
tbs In him from the Philippine Junta.
are in rbo Oklahoma Medical Assoc
rom all adjourned Saturday. The quest
up was admitting negroes to memoersn'
nd Gull cipitated warm debate. Guthr
bed Siz selected for tho next meeting pl'
70 'n"' Msjor General Otis has ask
io0O0O volunteers now in the Phllppl
ns'"no' re-. enlist for another six months
III SAi'i said that more troops will DO re
eSc"peu before the United States arms tr
A cyclone swept the country k
urt has Mindep aud Ksnnssaw, Neb., d
wer tri' ing everything in its path. No
,mpanie' lives were lost, but many br
,.,o,.o ,r,rookad and much stock K