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ties of your s. s. s., and
now / am as well as l
ever was inmy life. lam
sure that your medicine
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or offer to sell one thousand shares of
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Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-07-19
The Cablnst Meeting.

Washington. July ,s-The cabinet
meeting today was longer than usual
and members after II adjourned were
more reticeni than usual. Secretaries
Gage. Wilson. Alger and Attorney Cen
eral Griggs were out Of the city.
II il admitted there was some discus
sion ON the Round Robln" sent by Ameri-
can correspondents from Manila via
Hong Kong. but all information regard
ing the character Of discussion or the
nature of decision. II one was reached.
was refused
A cable from Colonel DENLY. a mem
Der Of the Philippine commission, wal
read Il showed a fairly satisfactory
state Of affairs, one Of the cabinet officer
said, but did not say peace negotiation
with Aguinaldo were In progress.
Secretary Hay also had a cable from
Ambassador Choate relative 10 tn
Alaskan boundary line negotiations, bu
IL was not encouraging.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-07-19
opinion. Of London Newspapers.

London. July. Is 90 The afternoon
newspapers Of this city, generally, com.
menting ON the protest Of American
correspondents at Manila against the
censorship denouncc the conduct Of the
American. Philippine campaign as man
aged by Secretary Alger and Major
General OTIS The St James Gazette
says;
The Great American people have
Oeen hoodwinked by its general and iis
administration. who have kept upseries
Of suppressions Of truth and suggestions
Of facts Of Russian ingenuity and
thoroughness
Tho Pall.Mall Gazette says
The correspondents did their duty
to the public as journalists as gentle.
men should
The Times in a leading editorial arti-
Gle says
"Alger has run the war department
a. political machine Military posts
are bestowed upon political friend.
without regard 10 fitness or interests OF
tho country Dishonesty and corrup
ton are rampant wherever there is pub
lie money 20 be- handled American sci
diers are killed by thousands on Amcri
can soil by such agencies as cmbalmc,
beef and the scandalous neglect Of ele
mentary sanitation As the head Is n
we expect the subordinate 10 be. Thej
are chosen without regard 90 fitness, bu
with every regard 10 political service
Naturally they act as the politician
they are. rather than soldiers and ad
mimstra,ors which they are not Tn
new imperial policy Of the United State
Is thus discredited hy an association
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-07-19

Washington. July IS The following
cablegram has been received from Gen.
Otis.
Continued heavy rains Cyclone
storms impede business in the harbor.
The Colorados sailed on the transport
Warren Monday. Privates Horne and
Wilder. company G.. left sick In addi'
ton 1870 discharged men Of various or
CARNATIONS took passage. The Califor
Mas on the sherman have arrived from
Negros. the vessel aust be coaled Hav'
to await subsidence Of typhoon nov
preyailing."
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-07-19

insurgeh.s after May !. ror Tour /
months official kilograms had come
from General Otis clinging 10 the be- |
lief that the rebellion was over aud
only now when events have justified
none of the series Of rosy predictions II
Is beginning 10 b. openly admitted that
General Otis has not known what was
going on in the country and in his con-
troll. and that he has failed TO form any
idea Of the Filipino character. At least
II il beginning 10 be realized among the
civil authorities. as II had already be-
come n prof'und conviction among mill
tary men experienced In Indian control
In the west. that the war In Luzon
might not have yet begun and in any
event would have been quickly ended
had General Merritt remained In com
mand or hal General Otis come home
last su;amer.
mere y no disposition IN the army 70
declare unqualihedly that General Otis
is incapable of doing some things in
Manila better than many other officers
near the top Of the army list His ability
~ an administrator Is widely recognized.
He Is unusually systematic about his
Office affairs and has enjoyed an envia-
bic reputation for discretion. particu.
larly in his dealings with transgress0rs
Of civil and military law. he has long
been an authority on drill regulations
and his interest in the efficiency Of tho
army organization was shown in his es-
tablishment of the cavalry school But
since the civil war his field service was
never noticeable and his friends are
reticent about Il For this reason
Generals Lawton. Young, Wheeler and
Schwan, "a well as Others. have been
sent 10 him as expressly stated by the
war department in order that General
Otis might be relieved Of much Of the
responsibility in the actual campaign.
and 20 devote more time In administer
ing affairs In the rest Of the islands "
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Ready to Aecsp, Allegiance.

Manila, July rs Natives OF the prov.
inces Of Albany. south and north Of
Camarines. are endeayoring 10 throw
oil the dominion Of the Tagals II i
reported there was fighting between the
people Of the provinces named and small
bands Of Tagals who are quartered upon
them are running the local government,
and the people are willing TO declare al
legiance 20 the United States wher
troops are snt 10 protect them
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-07-19

Pensacola. Fla, July IL. - Rush ex'
port business through this port Is tax
ing the Louisville and Nashville railroad
TO its utmost capacity. To somewhat
relieve the pressure, they are now build
ing i've miles more Of sidetracks a
storage yards. just north Of the city
custom house. The records for las
week show aggregate value Of export
10 be tS5,, 500 0S Eleven vesselsentere'
and fifteen cleared
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with a system Of more than common
corruptnesa
Mckinley for soue reason Il incapa'
ble Of ridding himself Of his secretary,
who il evidently regarding himself a,
having the president in his pocket He
serenely defes public indignation thai
has been aroused by his mismAnags
ment"
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-07-19

Seattle. Wash. Julyis.-The steamer
Roanoke has arrived from St Michaels
with about 500 passengers and gold dust
estimated at g.. OO0.O 600
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KIcHaloNDcoLLEGE.
LIST OF THE DEGREE MEN FOR
1899.

1899.
(By Telegraph to Virginian- Pnot)
Richmond. Va, June 16.-Following is
list of the degree men of Richmond
College to whom diplomas were award
ed by President Boatwright:
Bachelors of Law-Charles Carter
Anderson; Raymond Wiley Buchs nan.
Arkansan; William Briggs Colonna.
southampton county; Charles Burnam
Copner, Warren county: Haskins Hob
son. Jr.. Powhatan county; Hunter
Miller, Madison county: Orlando Shay
Moncure, Caroline county: Herbert Lee
Noriieet. SOUTHAMPTON county: Edward
samuel Perry, Culpeper county; George
Nichols Skipwith. Richmond: Harry
Tayloe Tyler. Prince William county ::
John Cokeley Weckcrt. Richmond; Ben
]amin Herndon West. Louisa county.
Robert Lee Williams. Smyth county:
Arthur w. Vim. Richmond
Bachelors Of Sciencc-Ailcn Weir
freeman Richmond Lille Gaines Mia-
ston. Richmond.
Bachelors of Arts Claybrook Cot
tinEham. Lancaster county: James Al
fred G rrcit. Loudoun county: Fred
Gochnauer. Fauquier county: Joseph
Emerson Hicks. Tennessee: Joseph Day
Lee Richmond, Waller Scott Mcneil,
south Carolina: Henry Martin. Caro-
llnc county: Fred WASHINGTON Moore,
Norfolk. John William Morgan Cul-
ner"r county Samuel Lewis Morgan,
Cuincper county: Josiah Moses. Rich
mnnd Vivian Meredith Myers. Savan-
n"h. Robert Walter Ncathcry. Halifax
county: Robert Opie Norris. Jr.. Lam
caster county: Charles Chiffon Pearson.
Kichmord county: Sidney Mcfarland
Sowell. Fluvanna county; Clarence Ev-
erett Tavlor. Maryland: Calder True
mart Willingham. Richmond.
a f,r @f
trince Edward county: Robert William
nurrett. Srotsylvania county: Arthur
jackson Hall. Culpcper county; Elvin
Seth Lyon. Appoma rtox county: John
William Thomas McNiel. Franklin
county: HUGH Goodwin Norfsinger,
Botecourt county.
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v. VI. =. TISAf..
REGULAR PROGRAM DELAYED
THE DANCES.

Lexington, Va, June 15.-The regular
program for the finals of the Virginia
Military Institute has not as yet been
announced. but the cadets have already
arranged for their usual dances and
gayeics.
The following is a brief list of the
dances: Friday evening. $3.50 u. M,
Minstrel hop; Saturday evening. $50 D.
M, Literary societies celebration; Mon
day evening, $50 y. IN. Gymnas um
eXhibitiont at Opera House,: 10 p m,
Hop; Tue9day evening, 10 p. M, Final
german; Wednesday evening. 10 D. m.
Alumni banquet: Thursday evening, IL
p. M. Final ball.
Besides these dances, etc, there will
be IL kinds OF rhl!,ary exhibition drills
reviews. sham battles. and various
other attractions. Examinations close
on Friday, and the rema ming week is
spent in having n good time. Tire girls
many of them are attending the Wash
in3ton and Lee University finals, and
N:tt rcTrTI-TI UvJr q ne Y. NJ. T.
The cadets have not been able to
send out any invitations to their finals
as yet, owing TO a Philadelphia engrav-
ing house that undertook the lob and
could not fill the order by the time de-
sired. 1t is expected that the invita-
lions will be in most any day. and they
Will be sent out Immediately upon their
arrival.
jor c. p. Slemp, who is a: present
travelling for the institute, writes that
he has met with very good success in
his work so far, and he predicts a
much larger school next year than ever
before.
General Wesley Merritt, the Philip-
pine hero, has written the Superintend
ent that he will, if possible, attend the
graduating exercises. Among the othe
visitors expected here are NIayor-elc
Hayes and Governor HoCe Tyler.
The battalion will b, finally dismiss
ed at II a. m. on Thursday, June 22d.
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was former student at this institu-
REV. A.G. BROWN. d. D.

REV. A.G. BROWN, ID. ID.
A resolution OF sympathy was passed
by the board, referring in touching
words to the absence of DR.. A. G.
Brown, which is due to Illness
NINETEENTH CENTURY FUND.
The faculty and officers Of the vari
Gus institutions in the Randolph Ma
con system have contributed $4,000 to-
wards the Nineteenth Century Fund.
This afternoon in the board meeting.
$4,000 was pledged by the few members
present to the same fund These
amounts are in addition to $1,000 raised
by the Blackstone Female Institute.
DR.. Rolfe Millar. of Front Royal. has.
through Dr. W. w. Smith,. donated
$4,000 towards endowing n Scholarship
In the Woman's College. 1t is to be
known as the Susan Randolph Millar
scholarship.
DR.. Cox was elected first vice. resi-
dent OF the Board of Trustees and DIR.
Paul Whitehead second vice president.
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PETERSBURG,
Closing Exercises Of the Public
Schools.
Death OF q Resident, md n Former
Rcsidcnt - Birthhny Celebration
xndustfinl- Resixuasion- Work Of
the r. N. &. a..

Petersburg. Va, June 16.-The clos
Ing exercises of the public schools took
place yesterday, and were very simple
at each of the schools. Members OF the
School Board were present and deliv-
cred the medals, certificates. etc. The
following Is list of the fourteen full
graduates and medalists of the High
School: Misses Laura e. Marks. Nam
ME McIlwaine Cooper. Bessie Stephen
son. Claudia B. Willis, Susie A. Blu
chanan, Matte Fitzgerald, Margaret
nor. Pattie e. Edmunds. and Mamie
P. Myers; Messrs. William F. Gray,
Mason Britton, and Harold p. Nine
tree.
DEATHS.
Mrs. Virginia Hatch, wife OF Mr.. B.
F. Hatch, a prominent merchant OH
Bank street, died at an early hour this
morning at her husbands residence, OF,
Tabb street. after protra&ted illness.
Deceased Was a lady of lovely char
acter. and endeared herself to all who
knew her. She was about so years of
age. and leaves several children.
Mrs. Emma c. Tresney. of Philadel-
phit. formerly OF Petersburg, died In
the former city on the 18th instant, ana
her remains were Inferred here to-day.
She was sister Of Mr.. B. D. Akers and
Mrs. A. d. Bourbon. of this city, and
leaves relatives in Richmond.
BIRTHDAY CELEBRATION.
Last night unique and very delight
ful birthday occasion was celebrated a,
the residence OF Miss Susie jenkins. in
Chesterfield county. near this city.
Three young neighbours who had each
just reached the age of q years. gave
the entertainment. A large company
was present. including d number from
Petersburg
The iron work for the new clerk $
office. on the court house square. ha,
all been received. 1t is expected that
the building will he completed by the
1st of August. The steel furniture and
para phernalia for the preservation Of
the records are now In transition.
THE y. NJ. c. A.
Mr.. George r. Smith has been elected
president OF the y. NJ. Z. A., vice MIR.
Richard Is. Davis. resigned
In January. 1898. the total indebted
ness on the building was thitty-sia
thousand seven hundred dollars. To-
day 1t not only stands with It's current
expenses for 1898 paid. but this enor.
nous debt has been reduced throug h
the combined efforts OF the Board Of
Directors. with Mr.. r. B Davis at their
head; the State Secretary, Mr. l.. A..
Coulter. and the general secretary, to
the sum Of only sixteen thousand five
hundred dollars. the result OF last
years work being lin the same length
of tme) heretofore unequalled-
amounting to nearly twenty-five thou
sand dollars.
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DODPIz-NACON.
CLOSING EXERCISES = MEDALS
AWARDED-DIPLOM
TRUSTEES ELECTED.

Ashland. Va, June 16.-Another large
gathering assembled in Randolph Ma
con College Hall yesterday to witness
the closing exercises of Randolph Ma
con College.
The opening prayer was made by Rev.
DR.. Cox. The baccalaureate address
was by Rev. f. NJ. Brstow, D. D., of
Washington. D. c.
MEDALS AND PRIZES.
The following medals and prizes were
delivered: Southerln medal, for ora
tory. to Leslie Goodloe; Bennett His
torical Medal. to a. a. Kern; Murray
Scholarship Medal. to D. r. Anderson;
Walton Greek Prize, to T. Moody
Campbell; Athletic Medal, to G.. b.
Lawson.
The Bennett Medal awarded today is
given by Rev. James Cannon. Jr. This
is the first year this medal was offered
and 1t is in memory OF the late DR.. w.
w. Bennett, who was at one time pres
ident Of this college,
DIPLOMAS.
DR.. j. A. Kern president of the COL
1ege. presented diplomas to the follow
Ing graduates:
A. BE. X. odell. j. w. Jordan. ].
f. Mcssick. Harry Burruss, A. McGm
Roger Tyler, A. c. Southall. ]. III.
Walker, ]. C. Vickers, ]. r. Tucker. q
B. Lawson. J. D. Hughlett.
A. MA. A. Kern, NJ. p Rucker p
II. Sheppe. G. L. Neville, c. II. Davis.
Phi. B.-R. II. Sheppe.
JOINT CELEBRATION.
Tonight at $50 o'clock the Joint cell
ebration of the Franklin and Washing
ton Literary Societies took place. The
officers who conducted the exercises
were: President, J. w. Shackford. w.
L. s.; First Vice-President, A. A. Kern.
+. L. s.; Second ce-Presdent, w. A.
Wheary. F. l.. S. The orators were:
]. D. Hughlett. Virginia, F. L. s., sub
1ect, Growth and Development" J. J.
Bradford. Virginia, w. l.. s., subject.
Disadvantage of Isolation" There
was an address by the president-elect,
Rev. +. ]. Prettyman. The marshals
We're: Chief. w. o. Wright. Virginia;
First Assistant. NJ. II. Watts, Virginia;
Second Assistant, G. w. NJ. Taylor, Vir-
ginia.
Franklin Hall-Debate Improvement
Medal. to J. r. Kilby; Debater's Medal,
to Earle Riley; DISCLAIMERS Medal to
j. l.. Humphrey.
Washington Hall-Orator's Medal, to
Leslie Goodloe; Debater's Medal, to S.
o. Wright; Declamer's Medal, to G..
w. NJ. Taylor
TRUSTEES ELECTED.
The board adopted the report Of the
Finance Committee in relation to the
enlargement Of the Woman's College
at Lynchburg.
Trustees were elected to fill vacancies
as follows: Rev. ]. T. Mastin in place
Of Rev. Dr. Sledd, deceased; Rev. a.
w. Bond in place of Rev. DR.. Whisne.H
resigned; w. w. Vicar in place of Hon.
IL FL Iacksnn. resiQned
The degree Of LII. D. was conferred
on Walter H. Page. Esq, editor Of the
Atlantic Monthly. Boston. Mr.. Page
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Ia a. nj. Ito Primers Point only,
CD5:5o. a: M, $3.50 a. nj. Connect,
ing with a. & D. PASSENGER train at West
Norfoik-no stop at Pinner's Po,nO. 10 80
n M. (0l2:00 nl., 81 80 q. M, 2:30 pm i:N,
d. m. $50 p. m. 1856 p. m. connecting
with Southern Railway passenger train at
Primers Poini-does not go TO West Nor
folk).
LEAVE WEST NORFOLK. A. & d.
Railways wharf, 200 a. m. Ojo:o0 a. m.
1890 a. M, IL 90 n m. QDl 90 p. m. 200 D.
m. 500 p. m, 1855 p. m. (brnging passen-
gers from A. e. ID. passenger train from
tho WesD. els p. m.
'Daily. All other trips daily. except
Sunday
% Freight carried on these trips only.
The round trip 70 West Norfolk on this
comfortable steamer affords 4 MOST DE
LIGHTFUL BREATH OF SALT AIR
FOR THE HOT WEATHER.
+. B. DANCY. Vice President
]. a. c. GRONER, Sec. and Treas