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MAY HAVE ALL HE WANTS.
General otis VIII BE Given All the
Troops Necessary.

General Otis VIII be Given All inc
Troops Necessary.
New York. June ia Washington cor
respondent Of the Herald quotes an in
iuential member OF the cabinet as making
the following statement;
"The slightest intimation from General
Otis that he wants more troops IN add
ton to those he now has with him and
those who are to be sent to him under
the recent order will be followed by q
PROMPT call for volunteers. There VIII
be NO further parleying with Aguiualdo
and his followers and no iet-up 10 tne
aggressive campaign which General otls
h eouductlng. The president stands ready
10 cali for as many volunteers as may b,
necessary to subdue the Filipinos, ana
there Is every reason TO believe that ne
can secure without delay all the voiun-
ieers he may call for. This y tne true
situation so far as the administration Il
concerned. and II is unfair and unjust to
charge the president with want OF ag-
gressiyeness in dealing with this sub
fantn
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nEGAnDLEss or RaSh.
All the Men of Dcwcy's elect to IL
ceiye Medals OF Honor

All the Men of Dcwcy's elect ia Re-
ceiye Medals OF Honor
Washington, June 19.-It is stated at
the navy department that every man at
tached to the Olympia. Boston, Baltimore
Concord. Raleigh. Petrol and McculIoeh
during the battle OF Manila harbor. regard
less Of rank or station will receive a medal
OF honor. The McCulloch which was
revenue cutter at the outbreak az the war
was transferred TO the navy service and
added to Admiral Dewey's fleet. She rem
dered efficient support in the brilliant en-
gagement which eliminated in the ami
hilatlon OF the Spanish feet and also car
ried the hrst OF the news OF Admiral
Dewey's victory to Hong Kong. In view
of these facts II was deemed proper that
the officers and men OF the McCulloch
should share equally with the others In
the distribution OF the congressional med
ais, notwithstanding the fact that the Nc
Cuiloch has since resumed her regular
duties In the revenue cutter service under
the treasury department.
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Nonunion workman Iniurea.

Cleveland, Ohio, June l9,-Iate THIS ar
ternoon serious riot broke out and a
non-unlon street railway enploye was sent
10 the hospital In consequence. When n
detachn emit OF officers arrived the mob
had dispersed and no arrests were made.
Tho city council Tonight passed an ord
inanee prohibiting the employment OF
motormen who have not had ten days
experience operating cars in this city
and requested the corporation counsel to
report whether the franchises OF the COM
panies could be forfeited II II failed 10
run cars on all lines. The council meet
ing was very disorderly. The council APP
pointed committee TO try TO bring about
settlement OF the strike
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WILL GET TOGETHER,
Republicans Of House and sem
atc NenrIy Agreed.

Washington, June l9.-ln'orma-
ton has reached TIE treasury de-
partrent from the senate COMMITTEES
which is now considering the sub
iect of currency legislation, The
republicans OF the senate committee,
according to this information take
about the same view as the repub-
lican committee OF the house, and
there will be little difficulty, it Is
said. in getting together on n oro-
gramme Tor currency legislation.
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HARD FIGHT in PROGRESS.
mericans Under Wheaton We're Attacked by Apparently
Friendly Natives Which Started an Engagement.

Al o General
is n
of the in ca
!,
being nd he o b
a
Nafw thth 0
GennaW ii
erorer o as
One o n
Theft
, of lHpnoM a in
The0 o til is e twenyr miles homMa nIa
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MONTREAL.-'rhe encampment Of the g.
A. r. of Vermont will take place here today
MILWAUKEE. Wis.-The Train Dispatch
ers' association OF America convenes here
today.
DETROIT. The National Eclectic Medical
association meets in annual gathering here
today.
SARATOGA The International Association
Of Car Accountants meets in Saratoga In an
nual convention TODAY.
CHARLOTTE. N. C.-The fifth annual ses-
sion OF the Southern Biblical assembly will be
held in Charlotte today.
NEW YoRK.--Mike Morrissey, the Irish
heavyweight will meet Peter Maher In a
twenty-round bout at the Lenox Athletic club
tonight.
LONDON. New South waits is excited over
tho federation question II has been decided
that referendum shall be taken in the col
ony today.
OBERLIN. Mo.-The formal inauguration
Rev. John Henry Barrows as president Of
oberin college, will take place in the First
Congregation church today.
SOUTH HADLEY. Mass. President McKln-
the graduation of the senior class al Mount
Holyoke college today His niece. Miss Grace
Mckinley is one of the graduates
SAN FRANCISCO. Colonel Ray leaves to-
day to take command OF the Department OF
Northern Alaska. which comprises all the ter
ritory north of the SOD degree Of latitude
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he has been trying to reach a settlement
with the mine owners of both district 81
and district IA He believes a settlement
VIII bo reached
He was called home by the news Of the
Importation into the mines OF Kansas and
Texas Coal company at Huntington OF a
carload Of Objectionable negroes. in viola
lion Ct tho States injunction prohibiting
the importation OF such characters.
An Indignation meeting was held at
Huntington by citizens and strong resou-
lions Of protest against the introduction OF
negroes were adopted and forwarded 10
@ werner Jones, The car OF negroes con-
iained forty FIVE men and fifteen women
and was made up In Alabama and Georgia.
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THE EIGHT-Houn LAW.

IInbeas Corpus Case VIII he Heard
June %.
Denver. Colo, June l9--The supreme
court today designated June 20 for argu-
ment on the habeas corpus case to test the
validity OF the eight hour law,
The copmltiee from the smelter mems
union which was In consultation on sun
day With Manager Grant and the citizens
advisory committee, reported to the union
today that trust smelters would not secede
from The original proposition Of a 10 per
cent advance, though eight hour shifts
would be permitted and the trust manage
ment was not disposed TO recognize the
union.
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cnn,t See ncr nunbnna.

Paris, June Gothic French sec
ond class cruiser; which is bringing
Captain Dreyfus to France, anchored
of ST. Vincent Cape Verde island,
at o'clock Sunday afternoon. Her
commander onbled, IAN well on
board"
After coaling the cruiser will pro-
coed for tho Azores, where another
short stop Will be made. 1t Is said
that NJ. Dupuy has refused the re-
quest OF Nine. Dreyns to see her
husband on his arrival
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WEATHER INFORMATION.
Probabilities.

|'ssarstcn June lsEast Texas, Louisl-
40 Missssippi-Fair Tuesday and
A'a'' continued high temperature; light
|Easly Winds.
NM sAas, New Mexico. Oklahoma. Indian
Eve and Arkansas-Fair Tuesday and
k.s:s, continued high temperature. light
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rhe nnker-whlte Feud.

London. KY, June ia'-seyersl LAWYERS
came here from Manchester today Tney
saw all is quiet there. Efforts are appar-
entIy being made to draw members OF
General T. r. Garrad's family into the
feud.
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REPORT ooNrRApicTEp.
No Such Notice served on Great
urituin ny Canndn.


London. June 19.-Tho officials Of
the colonial office today were
shown dispatch from Washington
that Canada had served notice on
Great Britain that she must choose
between the United Sutherland her
North American dominion, in The
settlement of the Alaskan boundary
dispute. They declared that the
story is wrong both in substance
and fact and that it can be further
reaffirmed that modus yiyendl
was reached early last week as
cabled to the Associated Press at
the time. The arrangement which
is verbal one, deals with the CUES
ton on broad lines. One or two
minor details are still under dis
cusslon and when they are settled
a final arrangement will be drawn
up.
Generally speaking, It may be
said that the boundary agreed upon
follows The SUBMITS of the White
and Chilkoot passes.
ottawa, Ont June 19.-The state
ment published In New York today
that the dominion government has
told England to choose between
Canada and the United States in the
Alaskan boundary negotiations IS
positively contradicted in govern
ment circles here.
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nai,rosd steamship line r,ed Up.

Buffalo. N. ", June l9,-~The strike OF
freight handlers, grain shoyelerssnd dock
men has caused the railroads controlling
lake Iines 10 tie up their vessels, dis
charge the crews and abandon the lake
business so far as Buffalo Is concerned
All the coal and ore shovelers have re-
turned 10 work.
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CITIZENS PROTEST..
no Not want Negro Miners Brought
Into the State.

Fort Smith, Ark. june 19.--Al strpbble.
president OF the United Mine Workers
Tor district o. has returned from Kansas,
whore. with other officials OF tho order,
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Observations taken by the United States
weather bureau at all stations at p. M, !Sth
meridian time.
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'''as Cotton Region Bulletin.
~ 'V''0h region huiletil. for the twenty
Ss's ending at a. M. 10Th meridian
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More than 10000 tons of coal are dts
tributed In different parts OF the world
for the use OF vessels OF the United States
navy. Rear Admiral Bradford, chief OF
the bureau OF equipment. now has vessels
ON their way to several points. carrying
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DETROIT The National Eclectic Medic;
association meets in annual gathering her
today
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MILWAUKEE. wis The Train Dispatch
ers association OF America convenes here
today.
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eutton BeIt puiietIa.
ToDAy's EVENTS.

MONTREAL.-The encampment Of the G.
A. r. of Vermont Will take place here today
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SARATOGA. The International Association
Of Car Accountants meets in Saratoga in an
nual convention TODAY.
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CHARLOTTE. n. C.-The fifth annual ses-
sion OF the Southern Biblical assembly will be
held in Charlotte today.
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LoNDoN.-New South Walls is excited over
the federation question. II has been decided
that a referendum shall be taken in the col
ony today
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NEW YORK.-Mike Morrissey the Irish
heavyweight, will meet Peter Maher In a
twenty-round bout at the Lenox Athletic club
tonight.
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SAN FRANCISCO. Colonel Ray leaves to-
day to take command OF the Department Of
Northern Alaska. which comprises all the ter
ritory north of the SOD degree Of latitude.
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'Not included in means.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-09-26
GUND0AT CAPTURED.
The Urdaneta Taken in BY the FL.
ipinOs on River 0rini.
THE CREW CAPTURED
She Was Beached, Riddled With Bullets
and burned Guns We're
Taken on by the Insurgents.
Only n Small Gran.

Manila. Sept s5- The insurgents
captured the United States gunboat
Urdaneta in the Orini river on the
northwest side Of Manila bay where she
was patrolling. One officer and nine Of
her crew are missing.
The United States gunboat Petrol was
sent 10 investigate the matter and 70.
turned and reported that the UrdAneta
was beached opposite the town Of orini.
on the orini river. She was riddled
with bullets and burned and the follow.
ing guns with ammunition were cap
tured; One i.pOunder. one Colt automa.
tic gun and one Nordenfeldt 25-millome-
tire gun. The crew Of the Urdaneta are
prisoners or have keen killed. Further
details are lacking.
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mil he surrendered and The force dis
banded
The second dispatch says the Amer
lean flag will be raised on Sulu islands.
The chief Of the insurgents in Zambo-
auga reported his willingness 10 accept
authority. bet he desired To know the
conditions. 10 which General Otis would
not accept The second dispatch is as
follows:
Bates returned from Jolo on Sept.
81. having placed garrisons at siassi
and Bungan in the TAwi Twai group.
one company at each place. Affairs in
the archipelago are satisfactory Bates
saw the chief OF the insurgents at lam.
boanga aud says he il still anxious 10
receive the United States garrison on
the condition Of withdrawal should Az.
uinaldo succeed in Luzon The PROPOSE
ton was not entertained Zamboanga is
having more trouble with the Datos in
the vicinity. who have raised the United
states flag. Am ready TO give six
months notice in order to establish in
the archipelago customs regulations
under the protocol between Spain. Ger.
many and Great Britain OF 1885"
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Two Message. Prom otis.

Washington. Sept 20 Two important
dispatches from General Otis at Manila,
have been made public by the war de.
partmont The first indicates that the
insurgents on the island Of negros have
about recognized the authority Of the
United States An election In Negros
Is TO be helo on Oct . The dispatch il
a. follows
Hughes At lloilo, reports that Lopez
and % armed men surrendered 10 Byrne
AT Castellane Negroes An election on
that island will be held Oct 9. Sought
= conference. with the chief Of the insur.
gents nj Panay. who wished TO know
what promise would bo given them In
case Of formal submission. Ho was
told that NJ arrangements was possible
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PLACED BY sPANIARDs.
The Gun Wa, TO Command sublg Bay.
but Had to lie Abandoned.

Washington, Sept Is The l6-cen.
timeter Krupp gun destroyed in tho in.
surgent trenches in Subig bay is one
that was sent there by the Spanish be.
fore the battle Of Manila bay. A short
time before the beginning OF tho war
Spain began tho fertilization OF Subig
bay with the intention Of making II a
military anu naval stronghold Admiral
Dewey. indeed thought he might find
tho Tpanish fleet there instead Of Ma.
Mia, and as a matter Of fact the Spanish
admiral had gone 10 Subig bay on April
"a. but finding that the mounting Of the
guns in the shore batteries had been de-
layed he returned 10 Manila
The Insurgents took possession Of the
Spanish posts in the bay in July Of last
year. being assisted by the Raleigh and
Concord. which were sent in by Admiral
Dewey TO prevent interference by the
German cruiser Irene. whose captain
had prevented Aguinaldo's forces from
taking Isla iranda. at the entrance 10
the bay The lB-centimeter gun cor.
responds very nearly with the six inch
gun used in tho American navy. IT.
caliber in inches is SO IL weighs ~
tons and fires projectilo weighing 90
pounds with n powder charge Of ~
pounds.
subig bay is tho most important port
In the island Of Luzon, In the neighbor.
hood Of Manila II is a short distance
north Of Manila bay and its advantages
as a naval base are regarded as being
superior TO Cavite, in Manila bay. the
harbor safer and easier 10 defend. II u
expected that II will bo held permanent.
ly by the Wy, 80 A. 10 afford base OF
operations gainst the insurgents in that
neighborhood
The character Of the country back Of
Subig bay and the continuance Of the
rainy season made il impossible for Gen.
Otis 10 cooperate with tbs warships
from the land side
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San Francisco. Sept 25-Transport
City Of Paris arrived here from Manila
with members Of the Twenty.third
United States infantry. Twenty.second
infantry. Fourteenth infantry. THIRD ar.
tillery. Fourth cavalry and Eighteenth
and Nineteeth signal corps. who enlist
ed under tho general order and known
AS the volunteer regulars All the re-
turning men were enlisted in California.
The transport Valencia with six com.
panies Of the First Montana volunteers
was locked and the soldiers marched TO
Preside Great crowds OF cheering
people received the veterans. The Mon
tana regiment will remain in camp at
Preside uutil mustered out.
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FEELING UNEASY.
Foreign Policy Of OtI. Causing Much
AnHisty In Diplomatic Circles.

Ahhiety IN diplomatic circles.
Washington. Sept. - .- Considerable
anxiety is being displayed in diplomatic
circles over what is termed the III liberal
policy pursued by tho United States in
its treatment Of foreigners In the Phil.
ippines Although it has been specific.
ally stated by the secretary Of war that
the statutes Of the United States cannot
be applied 10 the Philippines without
action by congress, It is nevertheless a
fact that the immigration laws Of this
country have been extended to the
archipelago as shown by the action Of
General Otis in excluding Chinese
laborers Also the rigorous immigration
regulations in force here are enforced
in Manila, aud have caused some unoiii.
cial inquiries to be put on foot by for
eign governments The custom tariff
enforced in the Philippines also has
been a source Of considerable discussion
In diplomatic circles
Under the administration Of Spain.
Chinese laborers were made welcome 10
the Philippines though they were com.
PEELED 10 pay a tax not because they
were Cinnamon. but in order 10 raise
revenue for Spain. This tax was APP
piled 10 all residents Of tho island. II
had been hoped that in view Of the
proximity Of the Philippines to Asia
and the Presidents favor Of the open
door in China Mr. Mckinley would put
aside his high tariff IDEAS and further
the open door for the Philippines There
Is reason 30 believe that the president
aud his advisers have given very careful
attention 20 the matter Of immigration
and customs in the Philippines, but no
radical action is contemplated At pres
emit When the Philippine commission
IL assembled the president will call upon
IL for its views aud recommendation In
these matters and they will guide him
In framing his messages and recon
mendations 10 congress
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DESTROYED THE CANNON.
Marine. Land and Blo~ up an Insur.
gents Gun ut subiE Hay.


Manila. Sept IS. The United States
cruiser Charleston. the monitor Monte.
rey and the gunboats Concord aud "a.
fro with marines aud bluejackets from
the cruiser Baltimore. left Cavite Sept
In. proceeded to Subig bay TO destroy
an insurgent cannon there.
Owing 10 the bad weather the opera
ton was postponed until Saturday when
the warships for three hours bombarded
the town Of Olangapo and the entrench.
ments where the gun was situated.
Men from the Charleston, Concord
and Zahro were then landed under
heavy insur rent fire, proceeding to the
c=anon, winch was utterly destroyed by
gun cotton and then returned to the
war ships.
The Americans had one man wounded
during the engagement
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Chicago, Sept 2j When the storm
struck Sunday night at Height, the tug
j. q Dorr bound from Michigan City
10 Chicago, was abandoned by the crew
who by desperate efforts succeeded in
transferring themselves 10 ono Of the
scows In tow Of the tug The Dorr was
6lled with water and sank in about
eight feet Of water
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Only . small Boat.

Washington, Sept. ~. The gunboat
Urdaneta which was captured with il
crew at Orini, about - miles from Ma
Mia on the bay Of Manila. is a little
craft only Of 40 tons displacement, not
much larger than small tug. She was
captured by the navy early in the war.
aud has been on police duty in the bay
for months past. According 10 the last
reports 10 tho department tho little boat
in May was under the command Of Naval
Cadet Welborn C. Wood, but the per.
sonnet Of tbs crew Is not on record.
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SOME BARGAINS
IN REAL ESTATE.
See Hudson Il Nall, Real Estate
Agents, Office Upstairs Over
JnO. NJ. Lawrence 4 Co.'S
Store.

FARM-l50 acres on the II. & I. q,
railroad between Bryan and Benchley,
In the Thompson creek neighborhood,
Snown as the Jesse Taylor place. Well
improved.
DWELLlNG-New fve.rOom house
and lots, near graded school building
the Mrs. Mary Mooring place.
DWELLING 80 Fiye.room house on
lot aud a hall OF ground in eastern part
Il town. Water works; we'll Of splendid
water. A bargain.
Dwelling and acres OF land In west
-rn part Of city, for sale exceedingly
rheap.
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EIp.ll.d From th. Mln.,ry.

Columbus. o., Sept 25-Rey John
NJ. Life, chaplain Of tho Seventh Ohio
volunteers, was found guilty by the
Ohio Methodist conference Of conduct
unbeooming a minister .of the gospel,
having madeimproper proposals TO Miss
Rose Leo Buroh, daughter Of the lieu.
tenant colonel Of the regiment and eI-
PEELED from tho ministry. An appeal
has been taken.
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Gold In Georgia.

Thomson. Ga Sept %. Within the
last few months there has been unusual
activity in gold mine properties near
Thomson Several important deals
have been consumated The Columbia
mines has been purchased by Atlanta
capitalists and they are now putting In
a complete outfit Of machinery. j. II.
Bartlett, representing Michigan cor.
poration, has purchased the Parks mine
and Furguson mining property.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-09-26
KeaTsaEs's Trial Trip.

Boston, Sept 9j.-The now battleship
left her anchorage here for her trial
course of Cape Ann. where she Is 20
have a speed test Members Of the trial
board, representatives Of Newport News
Ship Building and Dry Dock company.
builders OF the big vessel aud several
men who had been granted the privilege
Of going aboard for the trip went
aboard the battleship just before she
weighed anchor
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=. P. HUGHES. rn' Ru'ng,r agent, n VoTH, III

L. \. THORNI, H. p. TURNER,
a''-Rrat lai ea1 HIEIsr, ea'lhHt and 0aLa Al
eALLAs, TAX
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Farmer KIn.d Ns.r Thernton.

Thornton, Tex, sept 2S.-Thomas
Dorwin, prominent farmer, was shot
TO death here. No arrests as yet, but
officers are on the trail No particulars
obtainable.
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Legal Blanks.

The Eagle carries full line OF the
following named legal blocks, and sells
them in small quantities at the prices
quoted. For larger quantities. call at
Eao,ia office fov nttcaa
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NOTICE.

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hat you are willing to part with at a
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