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Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1899-01-09
MEMPHIS TRAIN ROBBED.

Memphis, Jan. 1.-The Kansas City,
Fort Scott & Memphis train was
'obbed by six men at Macomb, No, last
night. It is said they got the entire
money contents of the express car.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1899-01-09
NO REASON FOR FEAR
MILLER HAS ILOILO SITUATION
WE'LL IN HAND.
AGUINALDO LOSING POWER

At the So-Called Filipino Parliament
About to Be Convened 1t Is Be
lieved That Insurgent Leader Will
Be Turned Down-Such Action
Would Please American Officers.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1899-01-09
COLD IN DECEMBER
MERCURY DROPS TO TWELVE
BELOW
RECORDS AT OBSERVATORY

Last Day of Month Coldest-Coldest
Day in December, 1897 Was the
18th, When 1t Was Z Below Zero
Precipitation Last Month Light in
Comparison With Other Years.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1899-01-09

DATE MUST GO ON WAR STAMP.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1899-01-09

J. d. Witter Of Grand Rapids has
given a check to the Stevens Point
public library board for $500.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1899-01-09

Beerbohm Trees godfather was
the Emperor Frederick of Germany.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1899-01-09

Secretary of State Hay has pur-
chased for $4,000 lots fronting 8712
feet on Connecticut avenue in Wash
iagton. He has found fortune in
politics, diplomacy and literature,
The Harrison times. (Harrison, Boone Co., Ark) 1876-1938, 1899-09-30
for me Eureka Extension

est. Louis Globe Democfat.l
Holders of securities of the Eureka
Springs line who wish to secure the
benefits Of the agreement of July II,
1899, are requested to deposit their
holdings with the New York Produce
Exchange Bank on or before Sept.
80, in exchange for negotiable re-
eeipts Committee. Richard {. Ker-
ems, Charles H. Smith, Stephen b.
Elkins, Edward D. Kenna. p K.
Roots and Uriah Hermann 1t is
proposed to exchange the 6 per cent
bonds on eighteen and one-half miles
OF old road for 5 per cent on total
mileage of 1851 miles, the 10 miles
to be built and to extend to zinc
mines at and beyond Harrison, Ark.
Funds for extension have been over
subscribed, mostly by people at the
company's headquarters in this city,
capitalists and institutions OF this
city. There is to be no assessment,
but an even exchange OF the $780,
600 old first mortgage 6 per cent
bonds for new first mortgage 8 per
cent semi-annual fifty or 100 wear
gold OF an aggregate bond OF $685.
600 per mile of the total of $3,212,-
500 Incomers $500, 000) to re-
eeive an equal amount of new CAPT
tai stock at $25, 900 per mile. Stock
$500, 000l TO receive one new share
for five old The road connects at
Seligman, No, with the St. Louis &
San Francisco Railroad.
The Harrison times. (Harrison, Boone Co., Ark) 1876-1938, 1899-09-30

Mr. John Scullen and Festus J.
Wade, of St Louis, who are inter
ested quite extensively in the pro-
posed extension Of the Eureka
Springs railway, were in the city a
few hours yesterday.
In sho. t interview Just as they
were starting to the depot, Mr.. Soul
len said chat they had only come
down to look over the work being
done by Mr.. Lee of the surveying
corps, and that they had no lnten-
ton of going over the line for some
time.
The Harrison times. (Harrison, Boone Co., Ark) 1876-1938, 1899-09-30
Hotel Arrivals.

PARK HoTEL.-W. A. Heniger, H.
c. Harpker, Chicago; w. D. Little
field, Van Buren,; c. ] Ryus, Joplin,
Mo; E. B. Jennings, Elmer Wood
ard, Dewey. |. t.; G. NJ. Lewis, St.
Louis; ]. L. Lewis, Springfield, Mo.
CENTRAL HoFEL-H B. Clarke,
p O. Rose, Kansas City, MOI jan
Tefferies, Lolola, 0hioi A. q. Mailer,
Grafton, N. D.; F W. Fletcher, Geo.
Fear, Geneva, Ohio; Geo. Parker,
Aurora, Ark; Frank Teagarden,
Rush, Ark.
CoNNERLY HoTEL-I. Broshier,
G. NJ Seeley, Joplin, Mo; A. V. Mel
Ter iIfeMoines, Iowa; A. NJ. McCar-
ty, ]. ]. Brotbsrs u. Whitman, R.
T. Lauderbach. Canton, U 4 -
German, Pana, Ills; ]. H. Roberts.
Shelbyville, Ills; W. L. Moss, Mamie,
l. T.; S, W. Foster, Chanute. Kas.
The Harrison times. (Harrison, Boone Co., Ark) 1876-1938, 1899-09-30
PERSONAL.

c. S. Denton is on a business
trip to Joplin, Mo.
Attorney j. NJ. Brlee is attend
ing circuit court at Heber.
Bert Patterson has gone to stick
type on the Jasper Herald,
Editor X, S. Armitage, of the
Banner is in Kansas City this week
on business.
Charley Greene, r.. will attend
the University of Arkansas at Fay
etteville this winter.
DIR. J. L. Nelson, OF GAINESVILLE, is
visitor in our town and is selling ter
ritory for patent washboard,
Herbert Paul and Sidney Ran
som are at home again after several
months spent in Southwest Nilsson
RI.
Mrs, J j. Johnson added boy
and Mrs. Breck Watkins a girl to
the population of Harrison this
week
Henry Pace and Arliss Worth
ington have gone to St. Louis where
they will attend Medical College this
winter
-Messrs. A. ]. and Lex Walters
returned this week from St. Louis
where they spent several days select
ing their winter stock.
Mr., J. W, Maddux, of Garden
City, Kansas, who owns some good
lands north of Harrison,
spent several days here this week.
MIR and Mis-, T. W. Johnson re-
turned Tuesday from their visit to
relatives in OHIO with whom they
spent several weeks most pleasantly.
Alvin Jones is visiting relatives
here after an absence of over year,
most of which time has been spentln
the zinc country of southwest Mis-
souri,
Our townsman, ]. T. Hopper, is
advertising preparatory to proving
/, :, -, h;.. Dao, Nvaaf, bo,,aeta,J
where they say he has settled on a
fine piece of land
Carrie Brasel the little grand
1 laughter of Mr.. and Mrs. A. F
Davis fell from the foot log across
the gulley south of the NJ. E. Church
last week and was quite severly hurt
about the head, She is getting some
better.
MIR. Wells who has been for some
weeks past running the new steam
mill is now at SMILES mill where he
will be pleased to meet all of his old
customers Mr.. Wells is thorough
mill man and his work has and will
still demonstrate that fact. Call
and see him.
The Crescent Iron Works of
Springfield, Mo, have sold their
mills at Harrison, Ark, known as
the Universal Mills, to E. S. Tacy, of
Billings, Mo, one of the most popu-
ar mill men in southwest, a man
we'll and favorably known for his
honesty and fair dealing. H. B.
who is in charge, will
be pleased to see his old friends again
at the mill
johnson, Conley & Co. have
closed several land deals this week
Some deals were closed oyer the
wire, others by letter, some by chin
music. They turned loose some fine
But they are receiving
everyday options to replenish. If
you don't want to sell your land
keep 1t away from Johnson, Conley
& Co.'S office they can sell, will sell
and must sell. Watch their office,
they have rush of supplyers as well
as buyers.
-Starrett & Son, contractors and
builders, have opened a shop IN Yell
vile, and they propose to do a gen
sral business in the way of contract
ng and building. They will furnish
designs and specifications for build
ngs on application. These gentle
men have done considerable workin
Yellville, which proves them to be
lp-to-date in every respect. They
are gentlemanly men, who propose
to do a straightforward, honest
business YeHviIle Echo.
The Harrison times. (Harrison, Boone Co., Ark) 1876-1938, 1899-09-30
Fine Mare For Sale.

| will sell or trade a handsome
young mare already trained for the
Fair premiums Tor for fancy riding }
Mrs. CLEM1sHIRE.
The Harrison times. (Harrison, Boone Co., Ark) 1876-1938, 1899-09-30
The Harrison Times.
SATURDAY, SEPT. 80, 1899,
Fresh Oysters at Paul's.
Get fresh Oysters at Pauls,

Get fresh Oysters at Paul's,
-GLWES the Optc'm
City Scrip Tor sale at Citizens
Bank,
Go to Uncle Joe speer's for good
apples,
Who is the City Barber? D. Nc
- Go to Uncle Joe speer's for corn
and hay.
Who is D, MeKinzie2 The City
Barber.
Pocket knives to so cents at
conley's.
Good cider and vinegar at Uncle
Toe speer's.
For Constipation use Saffer's
Little Liver Pills.
Buy your children's school shoes
from Glass & Co.
Call and see those nice caps at
Cotfman & Bailey's..
: Use Safer Health Restorer, the
Feat Female Tonic.
Nice line of wash bowls and
= pitchers at Line Bros Racket,
-Granves flakes, biscuit, vitos,
waters, Goldfish, etc. at Gonley's.
Goldman & Bailey have COM
plete stock Call and get prices.
Uncle Joe Speer has got lots of
cheese and crackers. Good too
GORDON wants to buy One Hun
dred Bushels of choice Irish Potatoes.
T. W. Johnson, has ain elegant
s. line of Sewing Machines from SIS.
up.
-Saffer's Compound Extract of
Celery makes weak people strong.
fryit.
Stone the Tailor will have plenty
of help from now on 10 Iii all orders
promptly.
Maps Of. HE mineral feld for
sale at the TIMES office. 20 and so
. cents each
- Call aud see the fire new line of
Glassware, just received At Line
Bros. Store.
"A big lot of ladies underwear
and night robes very eheap at Line
Bros Racket.
Every man must have a pet OF
a some kind, even fit is nothing bet
ter than>hmself
"A full line of monthly magazines,
weekly papers, latest novels, etc, at
Watkins x Cos.
Try Aliens improved liver invig
orator, the most and best for the
money, at Saffer's.
Line Bros are receiving new
goods almpst every day, and selling
them out just>as fast.
-Patronize home industries and
smoke Hustead Perfeetos. The best |
nickel cigar on the market.
New goods, new goods Our
new stock is here, Come and look. |
Everything up to date.
GLASS & Co.
New line of Queensware just re-
ceived at Line Bros. A big assort-
mont Call and see them
Mineral maps of Boone, Marion,
Newton and Searcy counties, 25 aud
so cents at the TINES office
-For music lessons call on Mrs.
Mamie Stenger one Block north of
postofhcc. Also good piano for sale.
Putnam Fadeless Dye produces
the fastest and brightest colors of
any ku~wn dye stuff Sold by Wat
kins & c0N
New Dry Goods and Shoes com
ing in. Drop in and see us Good
tea and parched coffee Try it,
CLASH co,
"A so cent bottle of Saffer's taste
less Chill Tonic, and a 25 cent box of
Little Liver Pills, all for 80 cents
guaranteed to cure or money re-
" funded
- -,ArJklahoma man who felt that
pc local paper was making money
ar him displayed his appreciation
- BY paying for his paper 100 years in
dxance
.x-For choice Flour, Com meal and
%Eraham, and by far the richest bran,
ALSO for the BEST TURNOUT in
ATown go to our Water Mill Ex-
OeH4NGE on the n +, corner Of the
sanaFe'
-GLlNES. the Eagraver
H estsleartily In the hottest W, ather
who useI PRICKLY ASH tITTERs. 1t
Eeens btsltomach, liver aud bowels in
Neerfret oder sold by l.. A. safer.
~ \
The Harrison times. (Harrison, Boone Co., Ark) 1876-1938, 1899-09-30

-Robt. Smilie is now prepared to
guaranteed YOU perfect satisfaction
both In a turnout and in quality Of
Flour. Give him a call and become
convinced of the fact that his mill is
Is second to none,
The railroad is coming but the
Harrison Laundry is already here
aud dies nothing but 6rst-class work.
Give them a trial
Bring us your Butter, Eggs, and
country produce.
Glass * Co.
The Harrison times. (Harrison, Boone Co., Ark) 1876-1938, 1899-09-30

Buy a bottle Of Watkins & Cos.
Tasteless Chill Tonic Guaranteed
with box of pills aud stick of
candy free. We are also registered
pharmacists of Il yrs experience and
while we are not boastful of our
skill we are proud of the fact that
there has never been a mistake al
legged to us in our prescription work
Our drugs are as pure as the purest.
Our skill second to none
WATKINS & Co.
C. w, Zeigler keeps t,ll stock of
seasoned lumber at his yard in Harri-
son and at the Zeigler Saw and Plan
ing Mill Parties desiring lumber
will find it to their advantage to call
on Mr. Zeigler at Harrison, or James
Foley a t the Zeigler Mil,
Nice tumblers, new lot, Is cents
set; Boys caps 20 cents; glass
bowls 20 ceuts; California peaches
1212 cents per pound; grape-nuts,
oat meal, cut loaf sugar, breakfast
bacon, etc,
GLASS & Co.
Call and see the new hats, capes,
waists. skirts, corsets and under
wear at Conley's.
The Harrison times. (Harrison, Boone Co., Ark) 1876-1938, 1899-09-30

All the people who enjoy Fairs
are looking forward to a pleasant
time ut the coming North Arkansas
Stock Fair which commences on the
20th prox Those who find fault
with everything are also looking
forward with pleasant antieipations
to the amount Of grumbhng they
will be able TO DO oyer H.
The Harrison times. (Harrison, Boone Co., Ark) 1876-1938, 1899-09-30

- The Real Estate Association was
organized at Little Rock last week
ii promises to assist in the develop
6ent of the state nHd commences
he worn admiiahie Secretary nf
state A Z. Hull who represented
Boone eonaty. read an able paper
The Zines of North Arkansas
The Harrison times. (Harrison, Boone Co., Ark) 1876-1938, 1899-09-30

-Messrs l. Eden aud II J. Stan
X Her, of Wit Springs, Searcy coun-
~, were here the first pf the week
sudravWlnp 20 Hnd some purchase
able thorough bred cattle. hut did
not succeed They will be back dur
ing tho coming Fair. 1t seems that
our farmers have neglected the breed
ing Of fine cattle during the past
thru vrars "''' 'horough BIRDS arc
The Harrison times. (Harrison, Boone Co., Ark) 1876-1938, 1899-09-30

Call and see the new hats, capes,
waists. skirts, corsets and under
wear at Conley's.
The Harrison times. (Harrison, Boone Co., Ark) 1876-1938, 1899-09-30
%k L. A. Sanel

hoy vow .-...' ls sl 6 a s15.Oo gold allied.
The Harrison times. (Harrison, Boone Co., Ark) 1876-1938, 1899-09-30

-fLMES. NE LeasLey
The Harrison times. (Harrison, Boone Co., Ark) 1876-1938, 1899-09-30

1t is always the man who is
something of q lar himself WHO
grows most wildly indignant oyer
the Efforts of some other liar. Our
mineral men are cautioned that the
Joplin prevaricator Is industrious as
well as numerous, and they only
play into his hands when the. repeat
his yarns.
The Harrison times. (Harrison, Boone Co., Ark) 1876-1938, 1899-09-30

n e,tslenrtily Ia the hottest w, ather
who nseI PRICKLY ASH l'IrTERs. 1t
keens htsltnmach, liver aud bowels in
hperfret oder. sold by l.. A. safer.
-Wehayetstnbished news stand
and carry III the popular magazines,
novels avd periodicals. Its life de
pends "a your patronage. We cor
diany Invite the reading public to
call 4 our store and examine same.
WSTKNs s Co.
The Harrison times. (Harrison, Boone Co., Ark) 1876-1938, 1899-09-30

Travellers continue to kick as to
the manner of getting here from Flu
reka, and declare that next time they
visit the rineral field they will
choose sonie trther route. If Harri-
son should be aSoided in the future
we may easily know the reason.
The Harrison times. (Harrison, Boone Co., Ark) 1876-1938, 1899-09-30

Mining and smelter experts lately
from the scene contend that the Ba-
ker-MeGrath mine, of the Boxley To-
cality Newton county, this state,
have the most Systematically devel-
oped and best equipped mining prop
ertv in Arkansas Careful measure
ments show that they have $50 to
300 tons OF good grade jack, so tons
of high grade carbonate, 10000
no,iesls block lead, and 10000
hounds ais semiuated lead on the
dump. All this 4 h. Bseesp taken out
in the course ct prospecting zone 70
put the mine In working orSqer ana
has taken place since the visiH mace
to the property by the TIMES hSpe-
ditiou four months ago The TINES
gives the details without any --''n-
ment.
New shoes, new hats, ury
goods, fresh groceries, niceliA mon
Suits for ladies and children. zen 5
underwear, boys caps, etc Ci%ae
and sec us. y
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-01-01

New YORK. Dec 3i.-The Nor;herr
Pacific Railroad compauy hss nled or
ders for 10 postal cars ;nd 800 ait car'.
The company j. also asEins uls. on Y
first class cnacnes
The Kanal, Citv, Piti.b-rg and Ga
road wall rec,iyr bio. ~ 10 furni'ur
cars IL Is uuderstoru the company wi
order more iriiht equipment.
The Rio GRANGE ana Weucrn vii, 81
Is reported. order ,uiilg rhe couil
year 100 ,t1cs cars.
tepor'ed has the Cilumtus, san
duskv ana II ,cEing will contract {
300 trrignt ears.
The Bainerd ana Northern Mnn"so
is reported 90 tc "a toe market for 30 q
Is cars Tor carrying stone anu iumtor
Tho Wabash Is reported 10 bo puuir
ing orcors Tor s.yeral hundred frci.n
cars.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-01-01
WHAT FILIPINOS
MAY EXPECT.
VIII he Given Home Rule, Fair
judiciary aud Also Their
Freedom.
THEY MAY FILL
VARIOUS PLACES
The Treatment Of Property and the
Collection and Administration
Of K venues.
STERN MEASURES
WILL ALSO BE TAKEN.
II the People DO Not Assist In the
Maintenance of Law aud Order
They viii BE- Compelled
10 DO 30.
STERN MEASURES
WILL ALSO BE TAKEN.

Washington, Dec. 8l.-Presidont Mc'
Kiniey's PROCLAMATION setting forth tne
conditions under which the United
States taxes possession of the Philippines
was catl,i 70 General Ous for promul.
CATION. several days ago, and it y as
sumed that General OTIS has already
published 20 ana taken steps 90 give the
widest possible circulation throughout
the islands Tne PROCLAMATION l. about
5000 word. In length and was caoled "a
Manila at an expense Of $500 IL ii
modelled on the one issue by Genera
shAftcr az santiago when this govern
ment took possession Of that city aud
province, bat has been much amplihed.
Home rule. under the supreme dircc.
tion OF the United States government.
Il by the terms OF the PROCLAMATION Q,
b. given 10 the Filipinos In the fullest
sense. IL promises that they will b. ac.
oortled voice IN local governments and
that the Filipinos shall bo eligible TO Of.
hcial positions They will be given .
fair Judiciary. freedom ofspeeoh and Of
the press.
The proclamation shows that the mil
itary occupation Of the islands Is not
for the purpose Of making war on sn'
inhabitants nor upon any party or FAC
tion among them, but TO protect then
/ IN their homes, In their employment
and In their personal and religion
rights The manner OF tine treatmen
Of property and the collection ana al
ministation Of the revenues, Ia accoEn
ance with the open door policy set fortf
in the treaty ,aro fully ana plainly stated
While the rule Of oonduct of he Amer
ican officers viii be In the lines just IA
dicited, the proclamation also show
that it Is the purpose Of the Unite'
States 90 adopt radical measures n, un
fortunately, the course OF the peopl'
should render such measures indispsn
sible 70 the maintenance OF law ana og
der. Toe instructions accompanyin
the proclamation require General OTIS Q
take immediate steps % secure the di,
armament Of the insurgents In orde
that peace may b. established and cot
tinued In the islands.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-01-01
MORE TROOPS FOR CUBA.
Major General wilson and Three res
tnent. Ordered Co MstaaEa.

Washington, Dec. N.-Orders hay,
been issued to dispatch additional troop
TO Cuba TO assist IN the maintainanco OF
good government there. The orden
have been addressed to Major Genera
Wilson, commanding the First army
corps, with headquarters at Macon, Ga
The secretary OF war directs that head
quarters OF that corps, originally fixed AT
Cicniuegos, TO be- changed TO Matanzis
General Wilson with headquarters, the
Eighth Massachusetts,, One Hundred
ana sixtieth Indiana and the Third Ken
tucky infantry, will be put IN readiness
for transportation 20 CUBA, fully armed
and equipped for field service, supplied
with 80 days ntions.
The Eighth Massachusetts, and Thiru
Kentucky will embark from Savannah
ON transports 10 be- provided, and tn,
One Hundred and SiKtieth Indiana vii
proceed 20 Charleston and embark oi
tho Saratoga. which ship will convey
the regiment 20 Cuba.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-01-01

Albany. Dec. 3l.-Governor Elect
Roosevelt took the oath at $40 o'clocs
this afternoon.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-01-01

and then immediate reduction 20 q
peace footing must be made Besides
the extraordinary appropriations mad,
By congress limited the use OF the none,
until Jan. /, 1859 and expenses must b,
cut down 10 permit the navy TO run OF
old scale Of expenditures
Under orders issued by tine depart
rnent, It Is expected that at ieast sn1
men viii b. discharged. The result wii
make a number OF vessels shorthand
cd. IL Is proposed 70 acquaint eongres.
with this condition Of the service, and
IL Is believed that authority will be g.v.
en- In the forthcoming naval appropria-
tion bill for 20. OOO men and 25OO boys ~
recommended by Secretary Long.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-01-01
REDUCING The NAVY.

Right Hundred Men whose Tine la
Expired VIII Ne DhehUged.
Washington, Dec. 49, Orders hav,
been issued by Secretary Long directing
the discharge OF large number Of men
who enlisted for one year from snips nm
dergoing repairs at various nayyyards
These orders are In line with ths se'.
retary's intention TO reduce the navy g,
n peace footing rs rapidly as possible
There are now 1900 enlisted men o,
the rolls, every one OF whom is needt,
to man ships which are In commission
IL Is evident TO the authorities, however
that the treaty oi peace will be rattle,
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-01-01

Washington. Dec. 81. The funeral
Of Mr.. Romero will take place at 81.
Matthew'S Catholic church Sunday af'
ternOon at O'Clock, when . requiem
low mass will DO celebrated. The body
will be placed temporarily in a vault In
Mount O.ivet cemetery TO await thi
ability OF Mrs. Garcia, his sister, 20 rc'
turn TO Mexico. She j. now III. and
probably will not b. able to make thl
Journey for some weeks.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-01-01
MoRRlLL's FUNERAL.
Impressive service. Held la the Sen.
ate chamber At Washington.

Impressive service. Held la the sen.
ate chamber At Washington.
Washington, Dec. 3l.-The funeral
services over the late Senator Justin 5.
Morril. Of Vermont, was held in the
United States senate chamber At noon
today. They were conducted with i'm.
presave dignity in the presence OF o
distinguished assemblage including the
president and vice.president Of the
United States, members Of the cabinet,
justices OF the supreme court, senators
and representatives Of congress, speakei
Of the house and representatives Of the
army. navy, and diplomatic corps a
well as a concOurse Of private citizens
who took this means Of testifying 20 the
AffectionAte regard in which Mr.. MoTii
was universally held.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-01-01
rannr Arlhnt Ah,naeasd ., ,sa.

London. Dec. 80 The British steam
or. Duchess ~ York, Captain storm
wnicn sailed from New Orleans Drc !
and Hampton Roads Dec ~ Tor Mar
seilles. has arrived at Gibraltar DayifI
on board the crew of the Amcrcu
schooner Fanny Arthur which wa
abandoned Dec % IN latitude 81, longI
tude 6l, after springing leak Dec t9
When abandoned the water was within
o inches Of the Arthur's deck The Fan
nv Arthur left Turks island Nov D
for Philadelphia
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-01-01
FELL FIVE HUNDRED FEET.
siI Msn Thrown Out of . Cage Com
ing Out Of Mine.

Detroit. Dec. 8i.--A special 20 The
Journal from Ishpeming, Mich. says Al
o'clock this morning while nine Fin
nish trammers were coming 10 the sur
face in one OF the shafts OF the Lake
Superior Iron company tho cage met
some obstruction IN the shaft that IN
clined the floor 80 A. to let six OF tni
men slide off and they fell 800 feet 70 che
bottom, b.ing instantly killed. Tnrr'
clung 20 the cage anu were only slightly
injured
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-01-01

San Francisco, Dec. Sl.-Mrs Bot
kins' lawyers do not propose TO accept
the final verdict Of the jury finding h,i
guilty OF the murder OF Mrs. Dunnin
without making astrong effort 10 obtain
a new trial aud a possible reversal OF tia
Judgment IL Is stated that the jury %
the first ballot stood 10 for hanging an
for hfe Imprisonment One stood firm
and after much discussion the other Il
went over 10 him.