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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-09-29
GOLF
EnEIowood Clubs Activity-Tho womon's
Championship.


-.--,-..
EnEleWood Clubs ActiVity-Thc Womone
Championship.
Or. John A; Weils' secretary OF the Lngle-
wood Colt Club. has prepared the following
Donsd MaSk Cup; for men and women M
p6n. ~ hs H #. rS% re
Of i've points in former contests. enabled him to
u .Go ass s pon br.
Smith, handicap u. won the women's prize by win.
pns the aS had S4t. ps 10 s.P
l. ,MNwry by SnS point
n,y.T S,ad{:ss f Pa% ore JSa: when
Mrs. Gnabcl Evans Cup. under same conditions.
for in Of E.y: q o.
Captains Cup for a series of womon's scratch ap.
f9I,th WsdnG,dsy, Of esh month since June H.
ean;. event W be DECIDED by the result O. the nns
Pending events Of the fall series Of chief in
,erest az me Enelewood cup are the contests
silver loving cup presented by Herbert Cap
nei no bor series os,hand.cap Sogie c9mpetitons
first Saturday Of November, orsn to both &C.
scores on Oct p will meet nj handicap
match play on Oct. %. and in the fnal. In
Move S"vemhI s, Three ann nt Iounds have
peen p'nyen IN tne cluD championship con-
tests in which Sheffield Phelps haR donated
silver salad bowl for the mon: and the club
cup Tor the women. In the fourth and final
round on next Saturday sixteen men and eight
women Will have pnaliied. The match play
nov.
7, o.,ai,u o,,. .,o i,,,,,..;. d. ~. ..
MANI en- nat 2ut 5ne y b 20 rs tournS
Hi,h W, ~ 10 ~ ana - 'nS we Durn Ho!L
clubs IN ths Mctrontan sfr .. 'he
oL La ~, .ne net'Hro t u'soriet nave DseH
sSs no eh he done ,eas our ana
hia ,d nv .9 =" eh.er rs many az po.t
vii hs p M t sich NE boo nc r4Wna
VA ve ai e,E hoIes. ineuaI Iisy WIN
si 'r4phy ,or me pest sc2re. Tni!e me mrs.
s snSnn T aSS ua,y loS me meo burn cup tne
sebt for ~, on,n c CUP Sna .ne Mi 'hfa
I'LL f ,or tuo cunsoa.ion CUP. anere VIII " "a
secnnd o d,v WY Will y. Ssvo up Io u enSn cup nS
on the ,.. Nv G"t u beS;d ~ t nn { nua
w i, i h 'es. uas Desiues tne hnais' tnero
w, oe neda, Ply ms sh az eenteeh rpies.
LOT LOT, 's Ia o! i1ur from 'ne same ciuo Inere
ND ndividmo fuh Fo LOT III ee NV d lean
t ,u ~ ioaas ,or ,hp irst and serIna
wfIIia 81 VIII, on te es. WIN mar
r, I'll, 10 -. 49,, r.,,
q, h hJ vii oe pIuy LOT tne .ap'aih cup AZ
o. hhuie"s ''-n'orro"'
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CUBAN JUDGES RTSIGN.

Rumor of Enlargement Over the Sem
tenco of n Dishonest Notary.
SsecidI Gable D,sBdteh to THE Sun
HAVANA. Sept 28.-On Monday next the
Nusro Pals. newspaper which suspended
publication recently. will reAppear under It's
former managers. but backed. it is alleged. by
Spanish merchants. The paper formerly
favored an American protectorate over Cuba.
but 1t Ia reported that it will henceforth sup
port the annexation OF the island by tho United
States.
Senior Sagrario. abe Spanish Consul General.
has received instructions from his Government
to take the dispositions Of Spanish army con-
tractors here fer use by the prosecution in
sOurt-nartials in Spain. Senior sasrario is in
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Norfolk Preparing to Greet the North At
lAntic Squadron.

NORFOLK. Va. Sept. 2S.-Tho North Atlantic
Squadron upon arrival in Hampton Roads, will
receive a warm welcome. The Board OF Trade
OF Norfolk to-day arranged to make the arrival
OF the squadron the higna for a great demon
stration. A ball and banquet will be rendered
the officers OF the squadron. A night marine
pageant is contemplated In which the ReinA
Mercedes will be feature
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Major Bliss explains that The largest per-
centage ia. In the Customs Service Of
Cuba" This is that Part of tho Customs
Service employed at Havana. whose duties are
not connected with the Havana Custom House.
The employees in the Customs Service of Cuba.
House. com prise the employees OF the Stats
tica bureau. who are engaged in the general
work OF statistics for the entire island. Tho
statement concludes with the following:
III there 10 any one thing for which tho Gus
toms Service OF this island should be favora bly,.
rather than adversely criticised. 1t IL the fact
that II has accomplished what it has done with
the aid OF so few Amt rlcans.
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JOTTINGS ABOUT TOWN.

cable car bumped into wagon in front of 3so
Broadway yesterday afternoon and the horses ran
away. one of them fell few yards away and was
30 badly hurt that II shot where ii lay By A
Bergh Society agent.
Edward f. Larrabee, manager OF . shoe store At
24O Broadway, was found dead in the bath room OF
MS home at l2b West 10th street yesterday. Tho
gas was escaping, but 1t is not believed that he
committed suicide.
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BAysIpE Sept. 2S-Mrs F.. W. Bolton won
the women's handicap at the Oakland Golf
Club this afternoon. The committee restricted
the minimum number Of starters to five.
There were that many on hand to compete for
the silver cup which was offered TO tho winner.
Miss Embree. who won tho womens cham
pionshir two years ago. made tho best gross
score. which was four better than that OF the
winner. but Mrs. Beton's handicap was eight
moro than that OF Miss Embree. The summary
follows:
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Movements of Naval Vessels.

WASHINGTON. Sept. 2S,-The cruiser Marble-
head sailed yesterday from San Francisco for
Marc Island. The gunboat Princeton arrived
at Hong Kong to-day from n cruise in Chinese
waters. The naval militia practice ship Badger
arrived at Santa barbara this morning and
sailed thence tor Santa Cruz The Nczinscot
left Norfolk for Port Royal Yesterday. The
Leyden arriyed at Newport. the Michigan at
Wauk egRn. Wis. and the Potomac at Ports
mouth. n. H.. all Yesterday.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-09-29
MEANING or DEWEY WELCOME.
Tho St. James's Gazette Says His Victory
SiEniAed Much to This Country.

SptcidI Cable Dtfndleh u The Bun
LONDON. Sept. 2S.-The 81, Jdmes's Gazette.
commenting on the reception to Admiral
Dewey. says 1t compares with the wild delight
in England whom Admiral Vernon. Affection
atsly known as "Old Grog." took Puerto Bello.
IN the United States OF Colon bia, during the
war between Great Britain and Spain In 1880
Americans feel that. while the victory over
Admiral Montojo at Manila was not OF itself a
great matter. 1t was great matter that their
country should have stretched its arm across
the sea- 1t introduced America to q larger.
il more dangerous world. and that 10 some
thing that stirs tho blood and flatters the pride
OF O people.
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Firhtipg the Depnrtment store TaH.

KANSAS CITY. Mo-, Sept. 2S.-Fourteen OF the
big local stores were represented in court this
morning to answer warrants sworn out by
Finis G. Farr. collector OF the States new de-
pArtment store tax. because they refused to
make the returns he asked as to their bust
ness. Neither side was ready for trial and the
cases went avsr till Oct Z.
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Tic Vote on Ward Ticket,

There Is mix IN in the political situation IN
the Second ward Of the Borough OF Queens.
Twenty-Five candidates on opposition ticket
are tie for membsrs Of the Ward Committee.
One faction was led by James F. O'Brien and
the leadership at the primaries by small
margin and pulled his ticket through. with the
execution OF tho Ward Committee whore the
tie occurred As neither side is willing to re.
tire from tho field II Is probable tina matter
mittee for adjustment
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-09-29
SOMINAT TED FOR ALDERMEN.
Candidates Named nv the Brooklyn Repub.
licans Last Night.

Republican Aldermanic Conventions were
held In the twenty-one districts OF Brooklyn
last night Honors we're about evenly dis
tributed between tho Stalwarts and Inde.
pendents. and none OF the contests was mark cd
with any factional bitterness. The presence Of
halt a dozen candidates In some districts
tended to strengthen the impression that this 10
going to be Republican year Many OF the
nominations which wero eagerly sought last
night went abeHging in the two previous cam
paigns. Last year the Repub licans won out in
only six OF the twenty one districts. while they
expect to break about even in Novembe
These were the nominations:
First District-Robert F Downing.
second Dtstrict.lhoms. Lestrangs.
Ihird District-C. II. Weller.
Fourth u. str!ct-William Ii. C. Delano.
Fifth District-Peter Holler
sixth Distrirt-John Diemer
Seventh distriCt-Frederick Lundy
Eighth District Adjourned until Oct 9.
Ninth District-Thomas r Mcnamara
Tenth District -John @. NJ ,Micken.
Eleventh District-Francis 8. williama
twelfth District-Erncst A. Seebeck, Jr
thirteenth Dstrct-Aeotor Mcneil.
FFotnlte%nth District.Adtourned until Dot 9.
Sixteenth District-willAm wentz
seventeenth Dlstrtct-John wirth
Eighteenth District-James H. McInneaa
Nineteenth Distrfct-Charles Newlnnz
Twentieth Dstrfct-Alexander g. Wacker
Twenty-hrst Dh<1fct-Charles Ait
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CONVERTED TO THE BRITISH PLAN
Admiral Crowninshield Fnvors ouarterius
Waiting Blue Jackets on Shore.

WARRINGTON. Sept 20 Rear Admiral A. q
Crowninshleld Chief OF tho Bureau OF NayrA.
ton. who recently went TO England 10 lnyesu
gate the British system OF quarierinr enlisted
men OF the navy In barracks ashore. instead a
on receiving ships. while awaiting assignments
10 vessels In commission. will show In his forth
coming report now in process Of preparation
that he became a convert to tho British pIan
The United States Government quarters liz
waiting blue Jackets on receiving ships Admiral
method and will argue also that the men a re lesS
com Portable on these vessels than they would -
in shore quarters "
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SHOT 4 BRITISH SUBJECT.

Police at San Andres, Colombia, In q
Serious Conflict.
Special Gable Deipateh to TIE sus.
Colon. Colon bia. Sep. 2S.-Troube 10 brew
Ing at San Andres. The police there have
shot a British subject and killed q native. A
number Of the British residents were panic
stricken and fed to their consulate for pro-
lection
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SPANISH CJBIyEr TO RESIGN.
Clash Over the Question of National Econ.
omy Brings On Crisis.

Special Gable Dsspatch 10 THp suN.
MADRID. Sept. 28.-The dispute between
Prime Minister Silve!a and some Of his col
leagues. growing out OF the formers desire to
effect retrenchments in the expenditures and
the latter's opposition thereto. has resulted In
a Cabinet crisis. The Prime Minister is going
to San Sebastian to present the resignation Of
the Cabinet to tho Queen Regent. who Is So
journing at that watering place. The news that
the Ministry is about to 60 out OF Office has
created the greatest excitement in military
circles. which strongly favor a very material
Increase in the army estimates. 1t Is believed
that the action OF Gen. Polavieja. Minister OF
War. in insisting upon his plan to reorRanize
the coast defences at a cost OF S35 0Oo. 900 pre-
cipitated the crisis.
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THE NAV WHO AUTHENTICATED MANILA.

Prosecution Demands That He BE Sent to
Prison for Life.
Special Gable DeSpateh to THE sUN.
MADRID. Sept. %. The court martial in the
case OF Capt Gen. Jaudsnes. who surrendered
Manila to tho Americans. has not yet rendered
its decision. The prosecution demands that
Jaudenes be sent to prison for life.
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Tho Caucus Committees Financial Bill.

WASHINGTON. Sept. %. - Represe NATIVE
Payne OF New York, who succeeded the late
Representative DinGlov as Chairman OF tho
Ways and Means Committee In the last House.
said to-day that the financial Till drawn up by
tho Caucus Committee carry in the summer
would DO reported to the Republican CAUCUS
and In turn to the House, and would he semitic
the Senate early in tho session. He declined to
discuss the provisions of the measure.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-09-29
ExoSERATIoN {oR PICoUART

zen. do cabinet says His Conduct OF tho
Intelligence Bureau Was Not Improper.
Special Gable DeIpatch to THE suH.
PARIS. Sept. S.-The Figaro prints letter
from Gen. de Galiffet. tho Minister OF War. TO
Col Picquart regarding the latter's conduct OF
the Intelligence Bureau. During the Dreytus
court martial some OF the witnesses made re-
Elections on tina Colonel's actions while at the
head OF the Bureau.
Gen. de Galiffet says that after investigation
he finds no grounds for suspicion regarding
Col Plcquart's conduct.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-09-29

Epsciai Cable Despateh to THH Sux
BERLIN. Sept. 2S.-Prince Hohenlohe. the
Imperial Chancellor. In addressing the Inter-
national Geographical Congress to-day dwelt
on the part the Empire had taken in geo.
graphical work since its foundation. About
1900 persons we're present
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For Supreme Court Justice in tho Fifth
ADistrlct.

HEEKrMKR. R-Y.. Sept. 2a-Aftsr n hard
fight in the Republican County Convention
here to-day the Hon. A. b. Steele. Of Herkimer.
candidate for Supreme Court Justice in the
Fifth Judicial district, to succeed Ju,tIce
Ge"rGe Al Hardin; OF Little Falls. was allowed
JUDICIAL convention which will be held in Utica
or Oct 3. which assures his nomination.
The defeated candidates were the Hon A. NJ.
OF Little Falls ~ 'A'
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Banker Nickerson of Chicago to R.,,,.

CHICAGO. Sept. 2S.-Samuel NJ. Nicker.on
President OF the First National Bank. has a.
ranged to sell syndicate the larger pa RI q, hi.
stock In the institution and will retire from tn
management at the coming annual maatInS
soon after the first OF the year In eli probs.
lanes y; ForGan. the Fret Vice Pres,Hasnoss
This would seem to Indicate the truth OF thS
dent. will go TO New York altar he nrd I rnii
term aB Secretary OF the Treasury. eAus hio
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-09-29
CHIEF POLICE AURoEoy DEAD.

Knocked Down by n Car, He Lay Uncon.
Scious = Week Before the End Came.
DR.. Francis A. Thomas. OF 70 East Eighty
NTH street. died In the Presbyterian Hospital
last night oi conclusion OF the brain. Last
Thursday week DR.. Thomas was knocked
DOWN by Lexington avenue car at Eighty fifth
st Jet. He suffered conclusion OF the brain
and was taken to tho hospital He became
unconscious on Tuesday and did not recover
his senses before death. DR.. Thomas was ~
years old and for mum Der OF years had acted
as chief police surgeon: He had not practised
was widely known throughout the elty.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-09-29
STRIKERS MAY GO TO PARIS.

onstration In the Capital.
Srsstal Gable Dsssateh to TEE sus.
PARIS. Sept. 2S.-A despatch from Creusot
states that the striking employees OF the iron
works there propose coming to Paris accom-
panied by their wives and children. for the
purpose OF making demonstration. The
manager OF tho works declares that he will
close them entirely rather than submit to tho
unreasonable demands OF the mon.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-09-29
GiIberts Design for the New Custom House
Selected.

WASHINGTON. Sept. 2s.-The Board OF Ex-
perts appointed to select plans for the New
York Custom House from those submitted by
competing architects. has recommended to
Secretary, Gage that the design OF Gilbert Of
absent on a trip In the West the formal AM
nouncement OF the selection will await his an
proyal.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-09-29

.. Although golf is In season the year round at
gold medal 10 the principal prize marks the
close OF each years competitions. 1t is played
tour champion In 1880 and 1901 and runner
up in 1888 1890 and 1898 entering from the
HIS score Yesterday was rather on the high
side. for last year F. G.. TAFT and Leslie Palfour
Melville tied at 81. In the play off TAFT won by
Royal and Ancient club competitions. made
by himself In September. 1894. and by Laidley
In May, 1879.
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MoNTCLA1R. Sept. 29.--The weekly handicap
competition for the Spies cup was played to-
day with the following results:

.PITTsFIELD. Sept. 2S-The finals for the
Managers, cup were played to-day between d.
who has been PLAYING sterling golf all the
week. started in baiy and literally went TO
pieces. Davenport won the match bv up and
3to play. The result Of the match was a great
sunrise. for Burns was a strong fayorite At
StockDridge this week tho wonun's tourna-
ment has been played and Miss Kate Lapslcy
won the Laps sy cup. The finals for the Gov
erpors cup offered Ivy the Stockbridge Club
Mhnice OF the Country Club OF Pittsfeld and
Miss Anna Larsley OF the stock bridge club
STAMFORD, Sept. 2S,-The monthly club
medal competition Tor women was played on
the links OF the Wee Burn Golf Club this after
noon resulting aS follows:
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Laidley Wins at st. Andrews.

fVecIuF CduIe OeEpu0pH n THE SUN
LONDON. Sept. 2S-At st. Andrews to-day. ].
E. Laidey won the Royal and Ancient Coli
Clubs gold medal. with a score OF SO.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-09-29
LIrCH FIELD.

The Wee Burn women have scored another
victory over the women Of the Litchfeld County
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-12-24

Palestine. TeI., Dec gA The jury In
the case Of IA Cain. charged with con.
spiracy In connection with the mob who
lynched the three Humphries ON the
night Of May %, 1899. in Henderson
county. returned a verdict Of guilty
Gains punishment was fixed at life i'm
prisonment in the penitentiary The
case against the other alleged member.
OF the mob was postponed until We'd
nesday
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-12-24
Not to u. csurh, Mapping.

Victoria, b C.. Dec 2a-An evidence
Of Great Britain's determination not 70
be- caught mapping at any Of her out
posts Is afforded by tho promulgation
Of an order that hereafter all merchant
vessels wishing 20 enter Esquimauli
harbor must come to a dead stop at the
entrance and signal their presence by o
special series Of whistles which are com
municated privately to local pilots aud
masters Of such steam craft as may nat
urally DO expected 10 visit naval pori
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-12-24
WASLAVISHLY LAUDED
Field Marshal Roberts Cheered on Ills
Departure from England
FOR THE WAR In
South Africa, Where the. .Brltons Hope
lie VIII Soon Regain the Ground
Lost by Butler and Gataere
and Conquer the BOers.

London. Dec y, Field Marshal Lord
Roberts. who il 10 assume command OF
the British forces In South Africa, left
Waterloo railroad station at noon Sat
uriay amidst scenes Of enthusiasm. viv-
idly demonstrating the national interest
In the event and belief that the depart
ure Of the general can b. accepted ~ q
guarantee that whatever IL 10 be done
In South Africa eau he carried out by
thoroughly competent hands and on
carefully mAtured lines. Although only
privileged persons are permitted 10 enter
the station. but this did not prevent the
gathering Of immense throngs at all the
approaches and other points Of vantage.
who cheered repeatedly a. "Boba. Ac-
oompanied hy his wife and two daugh-
ters. drove up. seldom has the termi-
nus witnessed such an inspiring send
of Every appearance Of the field mar
shAl was the signal for ringing hurrahs.
lus,y shouts and good wishes. The mo
ment the veteran commander arrived he
was surrounded by military officers and
other friends and held a semi private re.
oeption in the waiting room
After personal leave takings Lord
Roberts reached the platform where
general greetings and parting words
were exchanged Many ladies pressed
forward 10 get a last handshAke and 10
express deep sympathy with the dis.
tiuguished soldier In bis recent bereaye.
ment aud bi d him godspeed.
As the general joined his wife and
daughters at the door Of the sAloo4. his
carriage was speedily surrounded by
distinguished statesmen and military
men including A J. Baliour. Marqui.
Landsdowne Field Marshal Sir Donald
Stewart Lieutenant Colonel Warning.
ton. Of the Queens Equerry. Lord
Wolsely and others arrived late and il
required the efforts Of all the police &
clear passage for them. The crush wa.
% great Duke Of Cambridge. in spit,
Of police protection, was 80 hustled thai
more than once he gave verbal ex.
pressions of resentment at the rough
treatment he had 10 ADMIT 10, and th,
police redoubled IN eir efforisi finally en-
Abling the duke 10 reach Lord Rob
srta
ROusing cheers momentarily diyerte,
attention from the hero Of the hour a.
the Prince Of Wales appeared aud greet
sd Lord Roberts In a most cordial man
uer The prince and the distinguishe,
general engaged in earnest converse
ton and furnished a striking center q
the unusual goup. which included n
less than i've field mAruhAla
Al the time the train was due 10 star
the Prince Of Wales again shook hA nd
with Lord Roberts and spoke few
words TO the general. Of which IN
phrases. God bless you; good luck q
you. were caught by those nearby
MIR Balfour babe Lord Roberts fare
we'll As the general disappeared in
saloon carriage the final lusty cheer wa
started aud continued until the trail
passed out - sight
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-12-24

- ~ During the years hat
I.n5fflElIL have elapsed since
the Rock Island first
iIIlIll completed it's line to
@V~ Texas, this company
has constantly been engaged in turning
the tide Of emigration to the Lone Star
Srate. That the efor, has been success
ful is proved by the presence OF thou
sands OF families scattered throughout
our fertile counties and growing cities.
Now, for the double purpose Of allowing
these friends to eat Christmas turkey at
the old home and the same time sound
praises Of Texas, il has been decided to
offer Christmas holiday tickets at one
fare for round trip 10 points in Nebraska,
Kansas and Missouri. The selling
dates are December 10Th and e0th, with
thirty days limit for return. Addition
Ia details can be procured from any
coupon ticket agent OF by addressing
CHAs. b. SLoAT, q. p. A.,
Fort Worth, Texas.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-12-24
what Meat.m.a say..

Memphis Dec 2a General Moorman
Of Louisiana, adiutant general Of the
United Confederate veterans, in 4 letter
TO the Scimitar Of this city. denies that
General Joubert. the Boer commander,
was ever connected with the Louisiana
troops during the civil war. General
Norman says positively the name
Joubert has been confounded with that
of Hebert pronounced "Abare1 as
Hebert was IA stouewall Jacksons cOm
maud
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-12-24
Statement penaunesd.

Paris. Dec % - The French foreign
Office denounces the statement Of the
Paris correspondent Of the Daily Mail,
London, that DIR, Leyds. European rep
reseutatives Of the Beers, has asked the
services Of NJ Del Case. minister Of
foreig affairs, in the cause Of peace
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-12-24

Santa Fe Dee. 9a -Amado Torres. a
rancher on the Mimbres near san 10.
renzo. while carclessiy handling u Win.
chester rifle, shot and killed his sister.
in.law. Paula de Torres. the bullet en-.
tering her side aud passing through her
body
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-12-24

Rome. Dec. 23-It now appears that
the disaster at AmAlh. on the Gull Of
SAlernO. Friday afternoon. caused by
the rock on which stood the Capuooini
hotel. sliding bodily into the sss. wa
not as extensive As first supposed. Only
10 persons were killed.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-12-24
Emb.,slsr suioidsd.

st Louis Dec % A W Peterson
who disappeared from Yankiou $ d.,
after having. 10 Is said. embeZzlcd
money from the county treasury there
committed suicide by jumping into the
Mississippi river here lis body has
been found