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The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1899-03-09
NOTICE..

We, the undersigned Mer-
chants of Phoebe, hereby give
notice, that commencing with
the 18th day of March, A. D.
1899, we will close our re-
spective places of business on
Sundays at twelve o'clock
noon.
N. P. Dooley.
HI. Welland.
J. H. Nesbitt.
A, S. Thompson.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1899-03-09
STATE OF NEW ADA,
County of Lincoln

III. J. Goodrich, Clerk of the Boar of County
Commissioners of Lincoln County. State of Nevada,
hereby certify the foregoing to be full true and
complete list of all claims against said county y
allowed by said Board on the date above given.
H. J.Goodrich. Clerk.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-06-23
NJ. De BLOWlTz'S ASSERTION.
DJPUY is THE ENEMY or DREYFuS
TO SAVE his OWN NAME.
Had Intended 10 Again Convict the
Prosecuted rs an Excuse FOR the
First Trial and Conviction.

London, June 23.--M. dc Blowitz. the
Paris correspondent OF the Times, says;
NJ Guillany, the outgoing minister of the
colonies, had the audpcty to say yesterday
that he was waiting for justice to be pro-
proves that the Dupuy cabinet wanted
Dreyfus condemned again in order to all
solve the Dupuy cabinet Of 1894, Dupuy
being compromised equally with MERCER,
but in this strange affair, In moments Of
supreme crisis, some unforeseen event al
ways intervenes to prevent the triumph OF
iniquity.
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CALL FOR VOLUNTEERS.
Otis Has Decided 10000 Men Are Not Enough for
Subugating Fipnos.


1t determined
Philippines
This
supplement be
be the
to tho
regime
of
recruiting be
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-06-23
TOWN is GREATLY EXCITED.
PnoBABLE AN ATTEMPT NAY BE
MADE no LYNCH DnEYFUs.
n. 7. ia II. placed In II cen Upon
His Arrival which Is hcihg
Prepared.

London June 23.-Tho correspondent oil
the Daily Mail at Ronnos, describing inc
excitement in the town aud the tru'lless
efforts of newspaper men to obtain in
formation, says: Everything IS shrouaed
in mystery The cell for Dreyfus is com
fortably furnished in the usual style OF
officers quarters It has two windows
one Of them overlooking the street He
Will be treated with every consideration
and all the formalties due his rank as
a captain OF the artillery Will be
scrupulously observed.
Nine. Dreyfus has not arrived, but
everybody expresses the greatest sympathy
for her. M. Basch, the gentleman who
has placed his house at her disposal Is
terrified at the rancour Of the anti Drey-
fusites had the greatest difficulty TO
get him to speak lie Says his house Is
watched day and night and that he and
his wife have been insuted to such an eN-
tent that he has had to challenge a local
editor to duel. The editor, however,
prefers TO make a public apology.
NJ Basch's apprehensions are mainly for
Dreyfus. ms he believes that members OF
sassinate him He saws the procurateur
general has gone on a mysterious mission
today which NJ. Basch believes to mean
the arrival of Dreyfus, Several members
of the Patriotic league are already here
and M. Drumonte the editor of the Libre
Parole, Is expected tonight.
Rennes, France, July 22.--There is alb
solute ignorance here of the date OF tho
arrival of Captain Alfred Dreyfus. The
town is uuiet. Workmen have completed
placing additional bars across the window
OF the cell intended for the prisoner. The
local newspapers are protesting against
this indignity, asserting that Dreyfut
ought to be treated merely as an accused
officer and not as a criminal.
Paris. June 22.--The semi official Temps
this evening says Dreyfus will be landed
at the arsenal at Brest and that the gate
viii then be vigorously closed to every
body. Immediately afterwards the pris
oner will be placed on board a train and
taken TO Rennes.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-06-23
NATIONS GREAT MEN HoNoRED.
Honorary Degree of LID. ConferreS
Il aIherA

Honorary Degree of LID. Conferred
Upon schley and Others.
Washington, June 22.-rhe honorary de-
gree of LII. D. was today conferred by
the Georgetown university on Rear Adj
mirals Winfield Scott schiey and George
W. Melville, Major General Joseph Vince
Ter. Hon. W Bourke Cochran Of New York,
Dr. Samuel Bussey OF the District OF Co
lumbia, DR.. Daniel Brewer OF Illinois and
Hon, Thomas Herran, United states OF
Colombia AS Rear Admiral Schley
stepped to the center OF the platform men
and women arose en- mssse ana pande-
monium reigned. Waving handkerenieis'
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-06-23
GOVERNOR WANTS POWER.
VIII Convene Legislature to Give II
to HIM.

Louisville KY. June ga special to
the Commercial from Frankfort, KY. says;
The rumor that Governor Bradley will
convene the legislature about the 18th of
July in extra session is considered here as
almost a certainty. Governor Bradley. IL
is said. desires legislation giving him
power to appoint special judges in cases
Of feuds and also giving the right TO the
special Judge TO select a Jury from Diff
ferent part OF the State to try the Bakers
and TO hnd indictments against the slayers
OF Tom Baker.
II the call is made 1t Will likely be an
nounced In few days.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-06-23
REPORTS or PEACE CONFIRMED.


Provisional Government Composed
of Three ronsuls Appointed.
Washington, June % The secretary OF
state has received a dispatch from the
Hon Bartlett Trip, United States COM
missioner at Samoa, saying that peace has
been restored in the islani. the commission
has sustained the decision OF Chief Justice
Chambers in the contested case for the
election of a king, that Malietoa Tanu has
resigned. the kingship was to be abolished
and a provisional government established,
There is a disposition In all diplomatic
quarters concerned In Samoa to accpet
the action OF the high commission as salts
/ factory. mainly because the commission
] has been on the ground, has heard all the
/ evidence and is presumably best able to
( determine the means OF adjusting the
many conflicting interests.
| So far as the state officers in Samoa aud
/ the programme for the future proposed by
the commission are disclosed in Mr.. Trips
brief cablegram, they are satisfactory TO
! the state department. In the view OF the
| department, most OF this programme is not
/ fnal but is subject to the approval OF the
three great governments parties to the
treaty of Berlin This is true OF the pro-
jected abolition OF the kingship, an Office
especially provided for in the treaty. There
! is little doubt that our government Will
consent at once to this provision as soon
as II Is made apparent that the governor OF
Samoa who is to succeed to the control
of affairs In Samoa, viii be selected In sech
manner as to secure impartiality toward
the residents. The fact that the commit
Lat 10, limo 10 gng ia e.
cision of the chief justice In disqualfying
Mataafa and seating Malietoa Tanus on the
throne is particularly gratifying to the au-
thorities here.
Berlin, June 22-An official dispatch
from Apia, Samoa, confirms the dispatches
OF the Associated Press from Samoa an
nouncing Malietoa Tanus abdcation In
favor OF the Samoan commissioners, who
have appointed a provisional government
composed of three consuls.
An interesting point is the German con-
tirmation of the statement That the COM
mission recognized the competence OF the
chief justice 10 select king.
An official dispatch received at Berlin
says: "Chief justice and municipal author
tiles will exercise their former functions
until further notice and that DR.. Solf, the
German president Of the German munl-
cipal council OF Apia. has assumed OIL
tice.
Washington. June o2.-Admiral Kautz
reported his arrival at san Francisco last
evening by telegraph to the navy depart
ment, but made no report on Samoan ar.
fairs. This probably will be committed
TO the mails. His official superiors are
fully satisfied with his conduct while al
Apia
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SnIEY CONTROVERSY.
n'sfigation Has Not Yet Bcer
necIheh Innn

lHesilgation Has Not Yet been
Decided Upon.
i'Ft' June ga Herald dispatch
snAnEion says; Should the presi-
slas after consultation with secre-
va not TO direct an investigation
Saley controversy, the suggestion
sa'anced to him that the admiral
fa'ulg at sea. Rear Admiral Schley
,aay for sea service, and after his
aYa Porto Rico applied for the
" a squadron. His spplica-
,, ZEE was not granted, although
E.,a .llni IN the meantime assigned
s s.aaal kautz to command the Pa
a ,.,.i. and organized the South At
\ A., With with Rear Admiral Howison
4sl' Rear Admiral Howison viii
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-06-23

Washington, June 29-Texas postmas-
tiers appointed today: Choctaw Grayson
county, John II. Thomas; Morris, Borden
county, Aura J. Wright,
Texas postofhces established; euler,
Montgomery county John G, Hamlen COM
mssioned postmaster; Tax, Leon county,
Plnokney II. Hardin commissioned post
master
The postoffce at Olympus, Chldress
county, has been moved two and half
miles north, and Wright Worrcll commits
stoned postmaster.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-06-23
A CUBAN POLICY.
Protest Against curse Admin
tstrntion Is pursuinE.

hbAiHhi'h ~
Havana, June 22,--General En-
rique Collaso, who was member
of the staff of the late General Ca
lixto Garcia and who from time to
time has attacked the American
military administration through the
press OF Havana, today denounced
the Cubans for accepting money
from the United States and calls
them towards" for doing So
He says; Dignity should come
before the calls of the stomach.
What we want Is that the inter
veners should conduct themselves
as the American people at large de-
sire, and not in accordance with the
wishes OF those here and in Wash
lngton. who are seeking personal
enrichment through lucrative nego-
tations
Let the administration define a
policy that will enable us to know
what to do today and in the future,
and then act IN accordance with its
spirit.
THE American people recognize
the truth in the report Of General
Miles and disregard General Ayers
greed, Let us speak out candidly
and truthfully, telling what we con-
slider our duty and our right The
spaniards dominated here four ceu-
turtles without decubanizing US; let
us not become Americani2ed today
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-06-23
MUST HAVE THEIR CIGARETTES.
Knoxville VIII Test Tennessee
Law Once More.

hnONNtlIe VIII rest tennessee
Law Once More.
Knoxville, Tenn, June 22.-The Ameri-
can Tobacco company today begun another
test case of the Tennessee anti-cigarette
law. 1t is claimed by the company that
dealers have a right to sell cigarettes in
this State. since the enactment of the
revenue law last March, placing tax on
the sale of cigarettes mot in violation of
tho criminal laws
1t is claimed that this revenue PROPOSE
ton invalidates the anti-cigarette law. The
courts will now be asked to decide this.
j. Blautield, a dealer was arrested today
for selling two packages. This offense will
be the basis OF the test case.
The supreme court of the State has pre-
viously held the anti-cgarette law valid,
but it is now being taken up on another
proposition.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-06-23
Murderer Fonnd After Many Years

Jefferson City Mo. June 22-Sherih
Nelson of Audrian county was here today
stephens for the return to that county for
trial for murder of Alexander Jester who
is under arrest at Shawnee Ok Jester is
wanted for killing Gilbert Gates near
Warrensburg, Mo, in 1871. He broke Jail
and escaped to Oklahoma. where he has
since resided and accumulated much prop
erty. A sister notified the sheriff of the
whereabouts of Jester.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-06-23
ALL THINGS ARE POSSIBLE.
New York FinapcIer Offers TO FUR
chase Ireland.

New York. June 19.--The sun has the
following from London.
The Central News says that an irish
member OF Parliament has received a let
ter from IAN eminent iinancler In Ne"
York" offering to promote and organize a
movement for the purchase OF ireland.
The writer declares that many hundred
millions Of dollars could be raised for the
purpose. but the whole question must hinge
on the desire OF Great Britain to dispose
OF the property. He adds:
IAN things are possible in this age, and
nothing Is too big for us to undertake on
this side of the water"
The Central News says II is pledged not
to disclose the names OF the writer and
receiver of the letter.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-06-23

retire from active service on October 10,
but will be detached from his command
on October 5, on which date the Chicago
will arrive in New York. 1t is suggested
that Rear Admiral schley be assigned
duty as his successor.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-06-23

shouts. clapping OF hands and stamping
OF feet marked the occasion ADMIRAL
Schley received his degree without any
remarks Rear ADMIRAL Melville was also
the recipient of generous applause as he
was handed his degree The address TO
the graduates was made by Bourke Coeh-
rnO
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-06-23
BoERs ARE AIMING.
Prepnring to Give Britain n
Hard StruvgIc.

Hard struggic.
bcrliu. June 2S.-The Koein.
ische zictung publishes n dis
patch from The Hague assert
Ing that Dutch official circles
are aware That the TrausvauI
government Ia preparing 10
make II most stubborn defense
I'm the event of war with Great
britain and IA armiug In the
most complete fashion.
According To this iuformant,
pretoria has lust ordered
twcnty-Hvc quick fire guns
and several heavy caIibcr
guns for fort artillery from
the Krupps.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-06-23
FEVER AMONG rRooi's.
Every precnution NcinE Taken q"
Prevent IL Spreading,

Prevent II SprcndinH.
Washington, June %. Major Nalery
Harvard has reported to the surgeon gem
erals office OF the war department regard
ing the outbreak of yellow fever among
tho troops at Santiago 1t shows that
every precaution has been taken to pre-
vent the spread ~ the disease the yellow
fever patients and suspects being put In
special hospitals and the troops which
we're uuartered in the old Spanish bar
racks placed In camp in the hills near
the CITY.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-06-23
porty Of Prominent congrcr.mnn.

Party of Pr"minent conSr'Hs'hhh'
Tacoma. Wash, June 22.-congressman
Serene e. Payne, chairman OF the ways
and means committee and member of the
Joint high commission, arrived here today
ACCOMPANIED by prominent congressman.
The party will go to Portland and san
Francisco and later 70 Alaska, where the
international boundary question VIII be
studied.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-06-23

New York, June 22.-The Journal has
the following special from Washington;
General Joseph Wheeler has been or
dered to the Philippines. He received
telegram from Secretary Alger several
days ago requesting him to prepare for
Philippine trip on a special mission.
General Wheeler at once started for
Michigan to see Alger in person. 1t has
long been the generals wish to go to the
Philippines The officers Of the regular
establishment have vigorously opposed
Wheelers getting such a billet. The presi-
dent has half promised TO send General
Wheeler to Manila on half dozen occa-
sions, but the Mckinley system of pro-
crastination always interviewed to prevent
the PRONUNCIATION of the Official order.
Brlgadier General Schwann Of the ad-
jutant generals orNce is going to Manila
on an inspection trip, and it Is shrewdly
suspected that Alger has induced the
president to use Wheeer's trip so that a
check to Schwann may be had.
AS explained in these dispatches. Alger
and Corbin are not the dear friends they
were some months ago Whatever the
purpose sf Wheeler's trip, there is no
doubt that he will remain TO fgnt.
He is a major general in the volunteer
service but may go in AZ a brigadier gem
eral in the regular service. He would
probably accept tho lower rank. However,
If the 80 900 additional troops are TO be
enlisted, as they seem certain to be, he
could remain a major general during the
life Of the present army.
There is certainly need OF more brign-
diers in the Philippines. The three addi-
tional regiments Otis is authorized to or
gapize makes one new brigsdier necessary
at once. Aside from that Funston and
Hale are soon to come home Harrison
Grey Otis Charles King and Marcus Miller
| have already returned.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-06-23

NNlAh Gays me trouble Is NOT serious. nut
unless care is taken and medical advice
followed It may become incurahle.
Attacks on Admiral Schley had great
deal to do with losing the last election In
Baltimore to the republicans, and II per-
sisted in will lose the State Of Maryland
to the republican party in 1900 This
remark was made by Senator Wellington
Of Maryland The senator was one OF
Schey's defenders In the senate, and will
again take up the cudgel for him at the
next session.
Senator Wellington explained that tho
feeling Of State pride, regardless of party
lines. was very great for Admiral Schley.
He was born, reared and educated in the
Slate Recently the city OF Cumberland
offered to donate a home to the admiral II
he would consent to reside there This
being Impossible on account Of his official
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-06-23

duties. which made It necessary for him
TO live in Washington he Cumberland
citizens contributed handsomely to a me-
mortal.
Senator Wellington says the people OF
Maryland hold the administration respon-
sble for an organized attempt TO humil
late Schley because the navy department
could not attack him without the presi
dents approval. The issue, says the sem
ator, is probably becoming one OF State
pride. the feeling being augmented by
the attitude OF leading republican news
papers.
The daily sentinel., 1899-09-28
a Uur,..1 1.s, FOR n,.r.


~ Munich an ancient custom sti1 oh
lains Of the burgomasters and town ooun.
silors going annually 10 Salvador cellar
In order to test the quality Of the bear con-
sumed BY the people
The test Is q very primitive one.
The officials attend In their leathsrn
hfeeohes, and beer having been poured
over the wooden benches ths Civic digni-
tariss plump down upon them. While
thesS asated they sing an ancient song, the
same that their predecessors have sung
for ages, and In order to subject the beor
10 fair test they sit long enough to sing
the song through thfse tjmes
Then they essay to rtse up. II, now,
they dnd their breaches sticking to the
benches, the beer Ii voted good and sound
Having stood this test, the beer goes
through the formality Of being tasted, and
then IL 0ls 70 the public 10 duly sano
to0aA
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---A A. ]. Peck u up from Fruita today.D
; A.. G. Newton is homo from Denver.
John D. Reedsr is home from trip to
Ogden. a-t 81 asi. o.. ... u1
Choice cigars and tobscsos at 400
Main street. .-..,-..
II you want anything in the line Of
bargains GO to the Bargain house.
A man is often judged by the station
cry he uses. Bedwell has the best.
Bsdwsll sells hammocks at way down
prices now. You'd better invest while
they are cheap.
Mr.. and Nrs h. x. Bosart, Of Mesa,
are visiting In the city, the guests Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Orson Adams, Jr.
Clin Lamb is home from the klon-
dixie. He arrived last night. He was
accompanied by George Barr a. far as
Seattle.
Madame Ruple's readings have bssn 20
satisfactory and delinetion, 20 accurate,
her parlors are crowded. She il truly
wonderful.
Bern-To Mr.. and Mrs. West Flafg, .
girl; To Mr.. and Mrs.. T. j. Hampson.
q boy; % dose the school population Of
the city grow with due regularity each
week. DR.. Bull assisted in bringing to
the world this pair Of hsarties.
McIvor-T -Tyndall, the famous ralmist,
IL obliged to remain over tomorrow and
Saturday to aocomodate the many who
are anxious to consult him. For the
accommodation of his patrons, he will
extend his ONCE hours at the Grand
hotel to $50 pm. l.t..,..... ..,...
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THE LOCAL NEWS.

THE LOCAL NEWS.
Duke Of Parma cigar ct 400 Main st..
Anything, everything, at Anderso.'s.
Yellow King cigar ct 4O9 Main street.
Cutlery At reasonable prices at the
Bargain House.
For Sals-First class spiano.-Apply to
]. W. Bsdwsll.
For sals-dousshoid goods at private
ssis. Apply 70 ]. W. Bedwell.
Wanted-First class cook. Apply to
Ed. Horn, Dairy Lunch Parlor.
Wantsd-kAborsei and coal miners at
oamse. Apply At eace. Good wages.
1hs Mitchell Drug coopany 10 max
Ing speciality OF ans grade Of pure
Apisss tt
Cinnamon, nutmeg. mace and curry
powder OF the highest grade At Aitehell's
Drug stsss.
Wanted Situation-As nurse, house
keeper or gsod cook. Apply Al residence
of Mrs. g. O. Murray.
For Rsnt-Two furnished rooms, front
>e.vssure, on Ouray bstwssn End and
3rd.-Apply to Mrs.. Price.
Qvesnswars, glassware. lamps, china,
silverware, household goods, new and
cid, at the Bargain Houss.
Why don't you have good library in
your homsf All the works OF standard
authors can bs secured at Bedwells.
A trias higher in price. but = mile
higher In auality-the new line Of spices
TO b found at the Mitchell Drug COM
pany.
A pure grade Of spices Il desired by
all Asnsskeepsrs. The best quality Of
psrs spieas are 10 b had OF the Mitchell
Drug COMPANY. Try them.
J. B. Bsdwsll has received handsome
nv barouchs for Ais tss service at the
depot. 10 rnakes nns appearance on
the strseA
For Sals---l0 acfs ransh near PalisaAe
10 acrss bsaxing fruik alfalfa, buildings,
etc., vssy cheap. Addrsss. .AOwner," box
l2A. Grand Junct3oa, Co3seado.
Wantsd-0svseal bright and hsnsst
pes~sns to represent % - managers in
this and othsr neaS by countiss. 0alsry
500 . year aoa expeosss. Straight
bsoa-nds, no moee, no Iess salary. Posi-
tiea pernanent Our Se6orsooeA any
bank In any town. II b nainly o6l3se
week conducted at Ao0A 6sfersooe.
Euclcos self -addreeoed eavo3ope
The DoOiniou COMPANY. DsPk
Chio19A minsts.
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Dentistry

At half price for 80 days. Best work
and best materials. First stairway west
Of the postodlce.
SIN. BRADBURY,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-12-19
MARTIN,s FERRY NEWS.
The Daily Chronicle Of whesling'i
pro0rauaive IaiOhI,or

The Daily Chronicle Of Wheeling's
Progressive Neighbor.
The current issue Of Harper's Bazaar
contains sketch, together with a half
tone cut, OF Miss Anna Maud Bowan,
formerly teacher in the public schools
here, now dean Of the woman's depart
ment OF the Northwestern University OF
Chicago. The cut Is perfect likeness,
and the accompanying write up is one OF
which Miss Bowen may be proud, Her
many friends in this city will be glad
to learn TINT she Is gaining herself
national reputation as an educator.
Secretary A. j. Smith, Of the old West
Virginia glass works, was around yes
terday, paying the stockholders another
twenty per cent, making their present
receipts from the sale to the combine on
par with their investment. 1t Is said
another thirty or thIrty-nve per cent
will be paid as soon as the AFFAIRS Of the
old concerns are settled.
The employees of the National Glass
Compnny's plant, in this city, have re-
celved notice of q five per cent increase
in their wages. which will take effect
January /. 1t Is understood the Ma
tIonnl has allowed the increase at all
their plants, and II IL needless to say 1t
viii be well received by the men.
A chain letter is being made UP In this
city. which, when completed, viii be
sent to DR.. and Mrs. W. H. Hall. In Dem
yer, Colo. It was originated by Mrs.
Fannie Anderson. and has grown to en-.
ormous proportions, consisting at pres
ent of over one hundred letters. It Will
be sent to Denver next week.
Another case of dlphtherla developed
in this city yesterday, the ten-year-old
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. John Moore
being the victim.
Rev. Spur. of Mansfield, preached at
the Episcopal church to large audience
last night.
The public schools will close to-mor-
row for two weeks vacation.