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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-20
DIVORCES WHILE YOU WAIT.


Excuse mo. sir. but you are JUS
tlce I believer Then ! want one OF your
nnti.notoriety divorces az the earliest
possible moment. Yes. have 10 eaten
the steamer for Liverpool IN haif an
honr and I must have everything ~
Hhipshape order before I start. WHAT'S
thntf oh rrounds7 t'ii send them
10 you by first mail. You want TO be
sure there II ample Justification. shr
WeiiIil Try and make u ample enough.
Let me take your pen. There. how
that check dog IL II Justification
enough thought 10. En- what's
thsss Papers all complctci say.
that's surprisingly quick work. IL took
me an hour to set 'cm last time. ON.
By the way. my wife has Just mcn-
toned 20 me that she would ike I" get
married again this afternoon. can
you recommend n quiet clergyman
without conscientious acruplcr3 An.
his card. Thanka.very much. Good day"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-20
REMEMBER

We carry one OF the largest lines
OF Tinware In the country and at
prices below all competition. also
Hardware, Shoes. oSnts' Furnish.
ins Goods. Hats, Caps. Hosiery and
underwear, Jewelry. Clocks.
Watches Millinery, Etc. Etc. Come
ana see our goods. or write for
price list.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-20
At ONCE DROP BACK"


after the FIRST 90 per cent advance
there VIII surely be- y crash" after the
nrtt 100 per cent advance, why VIII
the imbccile holders not sell before
the crash, which will come Mt once
after the 900 per cent and 800 per cent
advances. "a great collapse il now
due"
The facts are, for every 20 shares of
Amalgnmhted allotted there are 70
more wanted. but the class Of peo-
pie who subscribed arr not fools
enough 10 pay To- those who went In for
a "iiyct'' only any larger premium
than II necessary. and n they were.
those who are handling this enterprise
have sense enough to see that the real
Investor who buys because he believes
In the merits 81 the enterprise u not
abused into paying To the "nycr-taker'
and larger premium than II necessary.
In my oplnion Analgamated VIII not
40 much over ii0 lntll the '1iyor.taker'
has sought other fields. ON the other
hand, 1 believe the entire capital of
$4,000 shares can be sold NJ once at
about present prizes. I have order
from inyeatora VIII, did not secure wha.
they desired amounting 90 over iapl0H
eharca, which sould he "a fair illuHtfa.
ton ~ what Investors VIII do when
they have another opportunity TO SUI
scribe.
~ To inc hnllltD OF az NhpH'iio'fH '"
pay for their ailotnsntn, every one who
has been allotted stock has already
paid In between 80 and $50 per share.
/ believe that before the time OF nnnl
payment. s0th ard 2Sth Instant. the
stock viii not onlf be listed and have
an active Americai and European mar.
kct. but that all good banking and
brokerage houses win be anxious to
carry II on Is 10 90 per cent of the
amount already pad upon it.Ho that In
gtsad OF any one Who has received an
attainment making provision 10 raise
balance Of the pigment he can rest
assured that he vii receive back some
Of the cash he has already paid-lf he
am aware that m telling thesc'tradc
secrets" I am not 'urtherlng the ends
Of those who wish To scoop Anal
Ramated low, aud that I may not be
furtherlng the legitimate interests and
| deaires OF some whs have nt heart the
good Of "coppern." hut 20 all such I
| can only repeat wat I have said
nnny times before, I hold no officini
| position. I speak for no one but myself,
and as a broker ny duties are to my
clients the public only-and In the
pursuance Of HAT duty I VIII keep
| them at tines informed 10 the best
Of my nbllliy Of what In for their In
| teftatr.
I believe an as we'll Informed as to
the value 81 Analgamated ~ any one,
aud with that belief advise unquali-
nediy all who have been fortunate en-
ourh TO receive nn allotment OF ANAL
Eumated not 10 dispose Of Il at any
thing like recett prlrea, as II win 40
much higher. al the same time advise
/ those who wish 10 buy against paying
high premiums iow, because II the pres
MUM should b''ome firm above 10 or
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-20
Sc and l0c Goods.

Sc and l0c Goods.
WE HAVE THE LARGEST
LINE or : AND Toe GOODS IN
THE CITY. and our prices are %
per cent below any other house In
Utah.
sharp's Rest English Needles. lie
q paper.
Pins, full count. ic.
DOE. Hooks aud Eyes for ic.
Knitting Needles. ic a set.
Tasting Thread. lc a spool
Thimbles for lc.
SIX Button Hole Twist. ic Spool.
Egg Beaters, 10 each.
Nutmeg oratera. ic.
Iron Handles. Nc each.
stove Iiftern, 20.
Pancake Turner's, &c.
Garden Troweln, %.
HANDY SOLDERING SETS on
1.f 80 EACH.
\ thousand ana one Other Arti-
Giles that We haven't room to men,
tlon here.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-07
SUICIDE OF
A CONVICT

JEFFERSON CITY. Mo. Aug. T.
Frank Wallace. frum Kansas city,
convict In the state pcnitentiary
this forenoon jumped over the rail.
ing from the topmosi step on the
stairway al the third foor above the
basement IN the dining room build
Ing 20 the stone pavement below aud
was instantly killed. He was nine
teen years old and came 10 the pcni-
tertiary last December under ~
year sentence for robbery.
He worked In prismoyer's eho,
factory and got an order early this
morning for clothing and started Ia
the department which is on the floor
from which he made the fatal leap
lie climbed to the top ~ the stair
way which goes up NJ tch end Of the
building. and without saving any
thing TO anyone, he leapcd over the
railing TO the pavement below, loo
feet
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-07
SEVEN BABIES
AT A BIRTH

PfTIwnuBG, Pa. Aue MIR. q.
Harkett. calored, 81 Brnwuhvilie.
Pa. gave birth yesterday morning 20
seven children. sin boys and one gifi.
The children we're all alive when
born. bat two ef the boys and the
girl died in a rev haurn The four
boys arr alive and healthy. The
The neither IL afso doing we'll
Tire father. who II a coal miner.
WAS notified n once. and FASTENED %
his hame. - be confronted with "a
Hirht that has probably never been
the iog Of any other man. nfa. LILY.
f. hs.e maker and Worrell. Who we're
In attendance upon the mother. re-
ported the matter. and IN few mo.
nisutH after IL WAS known the Wild
est excitement prevailed. Hundreds
as people rushed 10 the house and
ciamored - sc- the children
The babies we're placed Ia q row.
the four Who were N good health
taking A0me apparent interest In the
proceedings. while the three others
were held by friends caring iIitis 81
what was Eolns on The seven child
ran we're all well formed when born.
and their combined weight Nas y
pounds
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-07
WILL RESULT
IN REBELLION
Gross Misgovcrnment In Ser.
via Causes Alarm.

VIENNA. Aug. u The oorre-
sppndcnt 81 Vienna ncwHpap per
writes from Belgrade that outsiders
can have no ldca ~ the reign % ter
ror now prevailing ali over scrvia.
he says
1t IL certain that the plot % Kill
King Milan was no plot az all bat
a polio. job conceived by Milan him
self and carried out by biz creatures
in order ~ set rid 81 the radical
leaders. = no are the sole barrier be-
tween comparative liberty and dsn-
potism.
All the radical leaders are nos In
prison and every radical newspaper
has been suppressed. Not only have
tho leaders IN towns and cities been
laid By the heels but village cham
pinns - radicailsm by the hundreds
have been thrown Into jail without
warrant
THE prisoners are Ecrvta'h best
men. and their withdrawal from pub
BIC life cannot fail to have a disAs-
troua effect an the country sooner or
later. The effect viii take the form
Of q revolution. the uprising ~ a peo-
pie driven TO desperation by the
tyranny u mlsEoVernment.
Nothing but bad can come from
the young king, Alexander. and his
infamous father, both sunk In sloth
and the flthiest debaueheries.
Thanks t. their shining examples
and fostering care. belgrade at this
moment IL the worst pest house In
Europe.
The radical leaders desired To
purge the city and carry through a
programme u social and political re-
forms. This was their mortal ofcnHe
and npw sorvia's only hope II the re-
muval ~ tho present dynasty.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-07
PERSONAL MENTION

W a. French. II the nrm of Pigott
4 French. arrived IN Seattle s1tur-
day night from Spokane. lie has
closed the Spokane business Of the
nrm. and will now devote his attcu-
tlnu t. the business " the firm In
this city.
Mrs. n G. piRett and son arrived
IN the city from spokane last night,
and Will IN the future make her home
In seattle
VI ~. Connolly, a. prominent in
Huraucc man Of Spokane IL In the
city.
Fred =. Grlnnell receiver Of the
| citizens Bank Of Spokane. and
prominent ia financial circles In that
city, 10 In Seattle. -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-07
RICH MINER
GOES CRAZY

VICTORIA. H. C.. Aug. Miner
Klein. one % the mest rcmarhah bic
characters that ever hunted for gold
b. the Kluudihe. WAS arrested In
Dawson ns the result - a hailucina %
ton ne had regarding an alleged con-
npiracy 20 deprive him OF his valu-
able claims lie 81 reported u have
made u big stake. and hts relations
will prababl derive the beucht ~ his
very good luck The report that an
Client diRElnKs we've discovered at
Tachc"u creek is congrmel by recent
arrivals from the KiondIkc. The
PARTICULAR IN reeara t. the discovery
are. however. very meagre.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-07
Meant to Burn a Family

GALLON. O, Aus. l. Masked bur
glars entered tho home or David MIL
Ter. living east of here. and, after
tying the family demanded the CONF
hinatiun to his safe. The burglars
piled clothes on top of their victims
and saturated the mass with kcro-
aenc and were about 10 llrht ".
when the old man weakened and ac-
companies them to the store. where
they made him unlock the safe. They
secured about $1,000 and escaped.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-07
TIM HOGAN Is
IN JAIL AGAIN

COLUMBUS. o. Aug. 7.-Timoshy
Hogan. the nstsssa matt t.ox relher
who escaped from the fsenitenii AIRY
May : last. has hsen returned here.
he said that inside % "a hours AZ.
ter HE capture he seuid have been
enlisted in the regular army. He
was returned. dressed in the uniform
% n soldier.
In speaking Of hiE escape from &hc
penitentisry tn a box be said he NaH
about TO give up more than ono. and
Gait Tot hrip. 80 one II the stats had
become iooasnsd from the bns IN
which he was confined. ard the to-
hsccu was falling on him, almost
srnothsftnK him A. soon as the
boxeH we're unioadcd he kicked OF
one - the stats
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-07
aFast Train Wrecked

cREgTOs. Iowa. Aug. :. - The
Burlington flyer was wrecked last
night mile east Of Murray by run
Ming into three runaway freight ears
which had been switched into the
main line Engineer Gouiden nan
Injured about the head and hHd "a
bone broken In his left lex Truman
swain. 81 Alton. a passenger. sah
slightly bruised on the knee. Traf
nc was delayed i've hours on the
line.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-07
ARE
DISCUSSED

Recent arrivals from the north
state that & tbs many etalua staArd
Ia Attn. onIY frw are making q
good showing while hundreds are
being tbrown W bY their holders in
Disgust Judge irving ~ Hsafc hinE
far she original owners ~ the differ-
snt claims. and whenever it u pos
sihln f5r him. the claims are rrHtnf
"a 60 the man who originally staked
a. General satisfaction seems 10 b.
riveu ~ the decisions and tbs tnuEiV
10 gradually b,rinK atfhikhicnsi Out.
Il lie reported that company is buy
ing a large number ~ slAiuzr ard
preparations are brsn rs made to war<
them with hydraulic machinery next
yaaF
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-07
PROMISED LAND
Is NOT FOUND
Negroes From Liberia Have q
Tale OF Suffering.

NEW HORK. Aug Eight ne
Eru-s. three women and ave children.
arrived from s<ierru Leone on Fri
dag and after Wandering about the
streets all day we're taken In charge
by colored missionary. Mrs Hat
tie Hnss Who got them shelter and
managed % set food for them. They
are Mrs. Lucy 9rayaon. Mrs. boon
and Mrs aimiton. who. with their
husbands and children. formed part
~ a iarEe colony ~ southern ne.
Frnes no sailed from saralna. Ca.
In Marsh. 1895. fof Liberia.
Gathered together b. the Interha.
glanal Emigration Company. u Bur
ilnsham. Ala they have been Told
that Liberia Was tho promised land
fgr the colared race"
Hundreds seld their houses and
Joined the colony. sailing on the la
hfador.
Arriving AZ Monrovis. the coisn
lets reserved tbs atistfnents 81 land
mat had been promised them. but
learned that n would BE- several
yrars before they cuuii gather the
nrHt crop - coffee. which was about
the only thing that coald b. raised
The agent in charge - she supplies.
which were 10 have bcan furnished
them foe one year. sold them IN the
Interior and ieft with the proceeds
sions - the eaic/1ts made their
way inland and attempted e. cufn.
pete with the natives at starvation
wages In ths fields and aa carriers
Sror-n suceumtea To- TIE fevvFs
among she fnths husbands Of Mrs
ibaanr unf Mrs simltou.
Thsy s.caped to Freetswp. Sierra
Leone. WHERE they wrrr cared Zoe by
pr Williams. the American consul.
- WAS by his assistance and nat
%, twp steamship companies. that
Mrs. 0raynpn. Mrs Boone and MrN.
Simltnn Ncfe able % reach the city.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-07
A CHANGE IN
HIS FAITH

TACOMA. Aug state Senator
" " fiummeF. faf seesn years one
- the most prominent figures IN the
Washington rupaiiet organization.
has Withdrawal from that party and
forth u HfHliais With she Republican
party ite fvpuiiatsa ippuilsm and
declares there II No tsemoertie
party n such an organization ca.
ists. ar iH 90 sxist. u must come
frufn the ashes 81 f'epuhnn. and sen.
atar ptsmmrr says he u done wtih
that Organization.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-07
CAPTAIN DREYFUS CONFRONTS HIS ACCUSERS


AShrl{Y PARK. AUG T.--Tounder
bradley announced officially Last
nlEht that there VIII be no hahy par
edc IN AHbury park this summer.
Mr Bradley said that the work con.
nected with this annual pageant WAS
too arcat Tor his nerves. The an
nuuucemeat IL received with general
regret Many mcthcrH had already
prepared striking and expensive
features Tor this annual march Of
the Infants
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-07
a Political DEATH

BELLEFONTE. Pa. Aug. ~. c.
BathEatc. prominent farmer III
College TOW nship. worked hard at
the Republican primaries Saturday
In the Interest Of Judge Love. lie
waited at the polling place until the
count was complete. and just after
being Informed OF his election as a
delegate he was stricken with apo
plexy, lie died last night.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-07
Otis Spurred by q Hint,

wAsHINGToN. Aug. Il trans
plrcd today that one reason why
President Mckinley went 10 Lake
Champlain without determining
what should be done about the com
mander Of the army in Luzon is be
cnuae he still cherishes a hope that
all necessity for changing General
otis or his duties may disappear
through the submission II AEuinaldo
and the collapse Of his lnsurrectlon
before the end Of tho rainy season.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-07
FR0HMAN Is TO
MANAGE DAlY'S

NEW YORK. Aug Klaw s. Fr-
LANCER have bought the lease 81 the
naly thcater. which has eight years
more to run. for 500 600 This sum
includes the purchase Of the con
tracts and stage properties Of all
sorts left by the late manager. cx-
cept the costumes. scenery and ac-
cessorlca used in the shakespearlan
and old comedy productions
Charles Frohman, who already
controls five Of New Yurks leading
theaters Is 20 be the manager FOR
klaw 4 Eriangor, and has offered
his brother. Daniel. a partnership.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-07

OMAHA. Neh.. Aug Z -- John
ihanahnn. a saloon Keeper. killed
two men In his place Of business at
o'cloek this morning Escaping 10
hts apartments above his saloon. he
stood on the police and a large crowd
FOR several hours lie was armed
with two revolver. and drove the
officers ont OF range by firing
through the dor HIS victims we're
III Joyce and I'D Callahan. packing
hnuae employees.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-07
BUILDING PER MITs.

building permits We're ISSUED to-
day to " H. Watson t. build a two
story frame residence at tgi4 seventh
avenue Go coat i2dooi 4. & cline 70
build A two story frame residence at
tai1 Seventh avenue % cest = ooa.
Harry J Allan o. build "a one story
building al teol.ta Thirty eighth
avenue o. Cuat s. lup
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-07
Meant to Die First.

MARfoS. M. Aug deputy L.
: Marshal r l.. noNcii. Nith a
gssahe ef eight men, captured Wm
smith At 5 o'cieck thls morning in
the wildn ~ tns EdstF River hof :
toms Smith 10 charged sith having
been a member 81 the mob that nred
into the coach 81 coiasrss miners AZ
Freeiauia he had said ne would
never b. taken alive. Iis was founa
IN a tent. guarded ~ hts brother ard
nare~ huildnx smith had NUN
brr % guns ia his tent iie viii Be
taken 20 Springfield tonight.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-07
Narrow Escape Of a Train

DEWITT. No AUG The Wa
hash irsstie. one mile west 81 De
witt. burned this morning The orr
gin q the IRE H. unknown The en-
Flnesr Of passenger train No. 7.
which passes here at ssts a. m. dis
covered the ars The train had Just
turned a curve a quarter 81 a uiis
from the trestie and he saw tho
smoke and aancs from the IRE bare
Is IN time TO save his train.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-07
Broke OF Morphine Needle

NEW YORK. Aug with che
broken end Of steel needle Of
morphine syringe. two inches inngs
imhedded In her breast. Mrs. Sarah
Shaw Is at the bellevue hospital IN
q serious condition.
The woman vas found lying on The
foor At her home on seventh street
hy her husband. after attempting 10
take morphine injection. She fell
as she Was using the syfiuEr, and
the needle broke OF IN hsf breast.
Tho long steel point cannot b. draw o
out by a magnet.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-07
a CAMPING PARTY.

Today a party composed ~ Mr. and
Mrs Hugh Kennedy. Mrs c. O. Aus
tin. Mrs w. 4. Gardner. McsHrs H.
A Austin. and Ward left for Silver
ton on tho stliaEuamish. FOR two
weeks camping ~ 4 AuHtin's
place In Judge Austin's court will be
taken by W W. Blaine.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-07
DROWNED IN
THE DUWAMISH

Four.yraf-o.t Eddie Hyperion
was drowned ia the puaamish river
lar, nlEht urmr his homo 81 south
Seattle Ito wan playing On a SOUS
and slipped and frli in the Naicf NJ
ons saw the accident and whcn he
Vas missed acarrh foF him was IN
Hituted lie was found but iife
was sxuRst Hultegwnrth a Sons
went out after TIE body this morn
taa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-07
Vast Cold Storage Plant

ET LOUIS. Aux. The largest
cold storage plant In the world IL 10
b. located here by next spring 1t
will cost million dollars, II viii
b. "a national distributing point FOR
periahablr guoiH Fruit growers az
FAR weat a. California are urging its
early completion.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-07
Street Cars Stopped.

EAU CLAIRE. Wis Aug Last
nlKht the street railway company
suspended operations an account 81
the strike ~ the employees. To-day
not wheel has turned
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-09-02
FROM KURTEN.
Weather is no, and dry.

W cdtbcI II hoe anh Wy
Cotton picking is the daily occu-
patton of the people.
There was preaching at the Prim-
tive Baptist church Sunday.
We were indeed sorry to near Of
the death of Mrs. Walter Lawle.s.
Relatives and friends have our
heartfelt sympathy.
The ice caeam supper Saturdat
nigh was indeed excellent. Other
dainty refreshments were served.
Singing at Wixon Sunday even
ing was very good. Come next
Saturday night and let's revive the
singing at Kurten hall.
Mrs. Thomas and daughter, Miss
Lue, were in our midst Sunday
from Cottonwood.
Visitors here from lola Sunday
were Mr.. James and wife, Mr.. and
Mrs. Scroggins and daughter, Miss
Alice, and Tom Duke,
Visitors from Steep Hollow Sun.
day were Mr.. Holligan and wife,
Mr.. Risinger and Noah Thompson.
Those on the sick list are Misses
Laura Carroll, Eula Post and Mrs.
A. J. Floyd.
Hugo Endler and Miss Lena
Lentz were married last Friday.
They have our congratulations.
Mrs. Wheeless of Hickey, was
visiting here Sunday.
The new school house at Kurten
is about completed, thanks to the
people for their assistance in their
liberal appropriation.
Walter Edge has been appointed
as scholarship student to The Sam
Houston normal next session, be.
ginning Sept. 20.
Mr.. Benson Carroll left Monday
for Sugarland, FIT. Bend county.
White Rose.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-09-02
REVOLUTION POPULAR.
sants Damage Assuming . ouisssr 49,
pee, Awaiting q Change.


New York. sept THE Heralds
dispatch FROM Santo Domingo says there
Is little doubt but that Jiminez will sue
coed TO the presidency as soon as he ar
rives Peace and tranquility which per-
wade the city is marked contrast Of
the condition that existed few days
ago and shows how POPULAR the revoln-
ton Is with the masses Apparently
the entire island is satisfied with
change OF government and promises inn
proved conditions II is believed that
all the fighting is over and with the ar
rival Of the leaders Of the revolution 70
take charge Of the government, all will
remain peaceful
The revolutionists have formed pro
visional government with the following
officers:
President -Horacio Nasquez.
Minister Of interior-Jose Brache.
Minister Of war Ramon Caceres.
Minister Of foreign affairs Dimigo
Ferros
Minister Of Finance Samuel Moya.
Minister Posts and Telrgraphs Jose
Fro Guzman.
The seat Of the provisional govern
ment at present will be at Moca. There
was some disorder here last night
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-09-02
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER. q, 1899.

If you toot your little tooter and
then lay aside your horn, there's
not a soul in ten short days will
know that you were born. The
man who advertises with a short
and sudden jerk, is the man who
blames the printer becauseit didn't
work. The gent who gets the bus
mess has a long and steady pull,
and keeps the local paper for years
and years quite full. He plans his
advertisements in a clear and
thoughtful way and keeps forever
at it until he makes it pay. He
has faith in all the future, can
withstand a sudden shock, and like
the man of scripture has his bust
ness on a rock.-Ex.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-09-02
Jlmin.. Leave. Santiago.

Santiago. Sept i.-General Jiminez,
revolutionary aspirant for the presiden'
cy Of Santo Domingo. will leave Santa
go do Cuba today on a specially char
tered steamer. the George Croiz. Gen.
Wood. the military governor having re-
ceived instructions from Governor Gen.
Brooke 10 release him from custody I'M
less there are indications that he Is pro
noting a hlibustering expedition
General Jiminez has received numer-
Gus kilograms from Santo Domingo an
nouncing the downfall Of the old govern.
ment and urging his speedy arrival He
says the revolution has been practically
bloodless. as the people are practically
unanimous against the old regime. Gen.
Jiminez has issued n proclamation an
nouncing the reforms he will institute II
he is chosen president The existing
laws of Santo Domingo are. he asserts,
adequate. II properly enforced All that
Is needed is an honest execution and he
has no doubt OF his own immediate &c
Oasa