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Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-12-31
LOCAL NEWS.

Rev. s. c. Martin was in the city yes.
ierday.
F. W. McConnico went To Waco yes.
terday.
Spurs Revere coffee, III. 800
Kernole's. %
Miss Gussie Friley returned to Meyis
yesterday.
Gus S,eyener was here from Hurten
yesterday.
spuu's Concord coffee o 10. for 81 90
AZ kernole's. 20
IN. Cook was here from Steep Hol-
low Yesterday.
John Ilensarling was here from Rock
Prairie yesterday.
Spurs Continental coffee, lbs for
Sl.OO at Kernoles. -
Drink Mount Vernon Pure Rye At the
Exposition saloon. 1907
George T.. White Of Fl. Worth, was
In the city yesterday.
Taylor & Cox have a supply Of wines
and liquors for the holidays. 70
+. NJ. spawls returned to Terrell yes
terday after visiting relatives.
Mrs. Willis Of Waco, Is the guest Of
her daughter, Mrs A. NJ. Waldrop.
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In spite OF 'h1 weather, 'he a"rn0
"n's ~ 'ue ops' "Ous' "s"' ~
a. - 49, -
80. -. Lw,., I.a...aI 80
-. :, I,,t.t. - n H..
.no...a,,, N, .aI, ,a..,I -, tn,
r,'. ,,'...saI I,n.,,,a. -. ,.d,' IN
,I,. s,aa.,h ,aIahon ,h.,I.. "a AZ,
Clarke ably sqs,ains his reputation As
a character copedian. His support wss
very good Throughout. Taken ~ -
whole the attraction WAS one Of the
brightest and best seen here this sea
son. and met wieh hearty appreciation.
james Christian returned from Som
eryille, Friday ri.ht, aud reports Mr..
Flourney Reed y be we'll on the way TO
recovery from the pistol shot wounds
he received reeentlyas published in The
cage mi. hek 'eoe''eu se'e'A' SINUS
'nA' 'OoAsu pme'y dangerous '"o
o' 'he'n p'ousnvl hougn MS Do'!' '".
- y WV
The pastor, Rev. +. l.. shettles Viii
preach At the methodist ehufch TINS
morning a. IL o'e'oc { and TINS EVEN
al ~ subject OF me morning sermon
Choice EeVening subject lhe
Time IL snort
MIR and Mrs. John CLANCY Kernole
gave A card marty Friday night eompl.
mentary 10 Miss Johnston and Mics
" alters of Houston. The prizes were
won by Mr.. Dean Hearne and Miss
Johnston.
p,of wR ro.,., w,o has b..,
...nJi.,,s. bat,5.. =, - 4. "a.
,o,n,v ,.,,,,.d 20 c,,l., uon,
,,,,.,, ,onn,y vho,a I. ,a.cb,,,
yesterday
Otto boehme has the best baker ana
i the oe'' prepared 10 furnish you
bread rolls ana CAKES -
Spurs celebrated Revere Java and
Mocha coffee in Tins. 10 for 30 cents
? lbs for 70 cent?. 20
Capt A. J. searcy was here from Mad.
ison county yesterday. lie reported
the Nayasota river full. but not running
out.
Call for scuppernong vine 1t Taylor
& Cox and you will get the best. LIS
Royal %
Misses Lila Graham and Malcolm
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STEAMER BURNED.
The Lads Destroyed on Red River aud
rive Lives Lost.

Shreveport La. Dec 20 The steam
or Linda Of Shreveport burned to the
waters edge and sunk Of VAUDEVILLE on
the Red river Friday morning The
officers aud crew were compelled to take
to the water and swim for the shore. as
IL was impossible to run the boat ashore
when the FIRE was discovered Five negro
roustAbouts from Shreveport were either
burned or drowned The cause Of the
hre Is Unknown.
The steamer was loaded with $50
bales Of cotton and $50 sacks Of cotton
seed
The steamer was the property OF the
Red River line and piled from Shreve-
port 10 up river landings
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-12-31

FL Psso Dec 30 Frank Kelly be-
lieyed 10 have been until recently EN-
ployed at San Marcial. y. NJ, by the
Santa Fe railway, WAS found horribly
mangled lying beside the Galveston,
Harrisburg and San Antonio Railway.
Eve miles east Of the city. He had evi.
IDENTIFY been killed by a train.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-12-31
Run Over and KnI.d.

Washington, Dec 80 - General Otis
at Manila cabled the war department
that First Lieutenant Edward r Taylor,
Twentieth infantry, was run over by a
train crossing the Agno river near
Bvautista and died In few hours
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-12-31
Hotel Arrivals.

JB Mike, City; NJ T Patrick,
Waxahachie; J G Fitzhugh, Austin;
J C Mickle, Navasota; Geo Z
White, Fit Worth; Geo W Norrell,
Houston; d Mahoney, College; J C
Renfro, Franklin; Miss Madeline
Bruguiere, Miss Jane Irving, Dan
lei Halifax, New York.
CENTRAL.
Tom Hicks, New Orleans; NJ II
Elan, Willis; J II Ford, City; L ?
Gravin, Galveston; &C Harrison,
Navasota; T ] Scale, Waco; Willie
McCary, Dallas; Jim Cooper, Well.
born; Clarke Company
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-12-31

Waco Tex, Dec. 3D. Jack Standlee,
q carpenter was struck by the north.
bound Cotton Belt passenger train FIVE
miles west Of Waco, and died in a short
time from the effects Of the accident
Deceased was A. years Of age He leaves
q widow and four children
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-12-31
Hernandez Revolution over.

Caracas Venezuela. Dec 80 The
Hernandez revolution can BE- said 10 BE-
ended Hernandez is fleeing with 200
men TO the Colombian boundary. The
government troops and the minister Of
war. General Pulido, are back a,
Caracas
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volunteer Guard Ome.r..

Austin. Dec 30 Governor Saysrs has
appointed Hon l. NJ Openheimer. major
general Hon. w. H. Storey Of Austin.
brigadier general Of the First brigade
and Hon. A =. Wozencratt Of Dallas.
brigadier general Of the Second brigade
Of the Texas volunteer guard.
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Davl. on for Washington.

San Juan, Dec 30 Governor General
Davis and Lieutenant Battle. his aide de
camp has sailed for the United States
on tho steamer Ponce bound for Wash.
ington lie goes upon the request Of
the president.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-12-31

san Angelo, Tex, Dec 10 Will Las.
well of Robert Lee was stabbed three
times In the back aud once in the should.
or near here.
A man named Ramsey was shot at
Sheffield
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NEW YEARS GREETING
To NV FrIends and Patrons.

To MY Friends ana Patrons
Having resigned my former po-
sition and accepted one with W. &.
Gilmore, | will be pleased to have You
call at my new place OF business, where
YOU will always meet with hearty well
come, and where can show you the
most complete and newest stock Of
goods in town and At the lowest prices.
Thanking you for your patronage in the
past, and hoping 10 see you in the near
future, | am, Yours truly,
d.wlt W. l.. Houston.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-12-31

New York. Dec 80. The Journals
Washington, special says the fact tina,
more troops are going 10 Alaska has no
International significance The soldiers
are going TO undisputed American ter
ritory.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-12-31

Elizabethtown. Pa, Dec S0.-Fsur
men were killed and several others In.
jured by = boiler explosion here They
were employees Of Keller & Knsssoh.
railroad contractors.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-12-31

Glasgow, Dec, 30. The corporation OF
this city has accepted tho bid Of New
York company for electric feeders for
the Glasgow trSmway at el5i, 600 or
$40. 600 below the lowest British offer.
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Tn. Warrant Arrtv.s.

Los Angeles, Cal, Dec 30.-Ths war.
rant for the arrest Of Charles H. Cole.
formerly president Of the Globe National
bank Of Boston. on q charge OF smbez.
sling 5000. 900, has arrived hera
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-12-31

New York. Dec 3O-The Vsnskusian
government has placed an order for 20.
900 Maussr rifles and 2, 900, oec osftsieses
In this city.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-03
VERY PECULIAR TRAGEDY.
One became strangely Infatuated
with the osher and KILLED sscr 60
Prevent a Separation.

Stockton. Cal. May "A peculiar
tragedy came TO light today. when tho
bodies Of Mrs. william Hickman and
Mrs. II. a. Hassail. eiaspcd Ia LOVING
embrace. but both dead. were found In
a room OF lodging house. a bullet
having ended the life Of each. Mrs.
inrsnll had been morbidly infatuated
with Mrs. Hickman for some months.
and last niEht Mrs. HaaHnll told Mrs.
Hickman that she was going to start
for London today and begged Mrs.
Hickman to spend the night with her.
Mrs. Hickman consented, and her rcla-
tivcn. becoming alarmed at her non
appearance today. visited the lodging
house and discovered the bodies. Mrs.
liahsaii had killed Mrs. Hickman and
then herself.
Mrs. Haanali came from London.
called herself duchess. claiming that
her husband was o duke. She bccame
10 madiy infatuated with Mrn. HEX
man that her husband left her. but
the couple wcru about to be rcconclicd.
Mr., Hnsnail In the chief ranger OF the
order OF ForcAtcrn In this city and N
supposed TO be- well 10 do. but he has
been waiting In a restaurant here for
some time.
Medical mon are Of the opinion that
Mrs. fiasaall was Insane. The case Ia
similar TO one which occurred at Mem
phla few years ago.
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ineonmunirado Abolished and Right Of
iisbea- Corpu. Granted.

New vorii, May s.--A dispatch 10 the
Tribune from Havana says;
The legal reforms planned by the
military government are gradually
finding their way Into the official Ga
xette, The decree issued or 90 b. is
sued this week abollahen those features
~ the criminal code which clash more
hnrahly with Anglo Saxon Ideas OF per-
honnl security. Judges are forbidden
hereafter 10 deny 10 prs0ncrs the right
Of communication with tho outside
world OF To shield aecuscra from pub
liclty Habeaa corpus IL also granted
TO any priHoner who thinks himself un-
lawfully detained In custody. The ex-
animation OF witnesses IN criminal
cases win be brondened but the iudg-
ment VIII be left, MS before, exclusively
In the hands NJ the court,
These reforms aro npplauded by all
elements except, perhaps the SPANISH
speaking lawyers who voted some tlElc
ago to do everything possible 10 uphold
the oxcellcnccH of tho Latin over tho
English common law. a decree Il nlso
In preparation which VIII make the
civll ceremony the legal proof OF mar
riage AID leave optional the further
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rEAcE ooNFrHrScE DELlloArrs.


New York. May s-PrcIldent Seth
Low of Columbia University. Captain
a. 4. Mahan, u =, ~. and Frederick
W. Iiolx. the American delegates 10 the
peace conference at The Hague. sailed
today ON the American liner It, Louis
President Lowe received a parting ova-
ton from several hundred students OF
Columbia. MIR. Low addressed the stu
dents briefly. lie said he was proud
TO be appointed 10 such q high position
ana that he hoped that much good 10
the civilized nations would come out
OF the disarmament congress.
Captain Mnhan said the main point
the American delegation would endeav-
or 10 get the representatives Of the
other nations TO agree To would be- to
stop privateerlng and exempt merchant
vessels not carrying contrahand Of war
from seizure. As 10 the disarmament
he said that the United states could not
be classcd with tho European countries
which keep millions of men under arms
~ time OF peace.
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R. Cleghoru, Manager Of z. C. M.
!. Pharmacy, Passes Away.
STRANGE DEATH INCIDENT.
peceased's watch stopped Heating
Precisely ~ Moment re nreathed
His Last-Fupersi sunday.

Robert cleghcrn. who for more than
quarter Of q century wna the man
ager OF the z. c. 81. l. drug store. sue
cumbod to acute Brights disease at hla
home. No. Is Canyon rad. at precisely
ei5 o'clock last night.
Associated with hia demise IL an incl
dent that partAkca almost OF tho nu.
pcrnatural and confoundu and nyrtl-
iica HIS family and friends. Il was for
some time apparent that the sands Of
NE hnd about ruu their COURSE: that
the patients heart would som atop
beating, With this knowledge tho
watchers waited Tor the ond to coms.
Inc minutes passed quickly and when
the sick man brcathcd hia last those
VINO had been gathered about his bed
Side AROSE and In Hubducd tones gave
expression 60 the thoughts that nr~
usually present on such occasions.
The attendants knowing now that no
hhh passed beyond all earthly aid. pro-
cceded 20 clear frum a small table that
stood near BY, the meiiclnpn prescribed
BY his physician. on this table lay the
dcceasodr sold watch, a time niece
thht he had carried for years and of
which he was very proud. SIR.
Arthur Parsons of u. g. ~. l., an old
ana intimate friend of Mr.. cleFhorn.
az u observed that Il had stopped. and
that. too, on the dot % a;a7. the exact
time. Ca the second az which lis own.
cr'n spirit had taken H. hight.
Mr. Parsons made the remark that
such an occurrence was very strange
and some one asked Mr.. cieRhorfl<.
daughter " she had wound tho watch
that morning a. usual. she replied az
TENTATIVELY and thu nurse. who had
used n during the day. In order Ia know
what time 20 give the sick man hla
medicine. said that IL had run all right.
Then followed y stranger disclosure.
Mrs, clcRhorn. the decesHed'n wife.
remembered that her husband recently
told hcr one day while admitting tho
watch for keeping such good time that
u would continue 10 run until he dlal
aud that u would thon stop. Mrn.
cieghorn paid M particular ntten-
ton 20 the remark but whom
RECALLED under the sad circumstances of
last nlghi. the lady was very naturally
thrown into a haze OF wondcrment.
Tho deceased was "a native ~ Eng
land ana was N years VI age. lie cams
10 this city IN isGi and having noms
knowiedgc Of wntchmakin. that being
that business temporarily. Later he
became chief druggist with the old
oodbe-piitr drug nrm. From that b,
Was put IN charge OF the u. &. ~ J.
druF store iwcnty.eiEht years ago and
remained ~ manager from that time
nntli bis death. lie waa well known
throughout Utah In a business way and
was known IA a man of absolute honon-
" IN business arnlrn. Ito leaves a
Wife, two daughters and a son. The
latter ID In the Philippines member
OF iinttefy A. Utah Volunteers.
Functnl services viii be- held from
the Eighteenth ward chapel on sun
lay next AZ n n. m.
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THE YORKTOWN PRISONERS
Names d Those a, Insurssus headquarters at
San lsldo.
Dewey Continuing Inquiries ssto Fate
Of seven 0shers- Sssiisse They
Are Not Dead

Washington, May 3.--The following
has been received from Admiral Dewoy
Manila. May g.-tsecfctary Navy,
Mnnhlngton.--rhs following are the
Yorktown prisoners nj inrurscnt head.
quarters at San IHido: Lieut.. Gilmore.
chief Quartcrmantcr WIN. walton.
snllmakcrn Mate Paul Nondolt. Cox
swain John Ellsworth. apprentice. third
class, Albert Petersen. Landrmnn hyl-
Vic IriEolca. f.nndnmnn Paul Edwarde
and LandHman Fred Anderson Provi-
riona have been sent 10 them BY OTIS.
Am continuing Inquiries as 10 the fate
~ the other seven"
Tho names of the men unaocountai
for with such data relative TO their en-
liptmcnt. nativity and Kin NJ the rec
ords OF the navy department show aro
nn foll0wri
John Dillon. iandsman. enlisted NJ
Mare Island. Cal. Horn az Peru, Ind.
Next Of Mn. l.. u. Edwrris. father
Mexico. Ind.
charles Aibor, Morriss,y. landsman.
enlisted at Mare Island. Born az Co
lunlbus. Scb Next 81 Mn. Mra. J. 9.
Morfirruy. Lincoln. Ncb.
Ora 49, Mcdonald. oriN. ary seaman.
enlisted at Marc leland. Horn At Cor.
mai Valley. n. - Next -pil hin. pm
Mcdonald. father. MONTEREY. Cant.
VIM. u. Rhyndcra, coNwnin. enlisted
NJ Mare Island. Horn at Amsterdam.
Holland. Next Of kin. Mrs. ~. ~.
Nyhoua, cousin. $50 Conn street. San
Francisco.
orriron W. Woodbury.. seaman. en-
listed at Gloucester. Mcna. Horn. Lynn.
Mass. Next Of kin. ]. q. Woodbury.,
father. it5 Maple street. Lynn.
Dcnzeli ID. George Arthur ycnvillc.
apprentice. second class. enlisted at
Mare Island, Born at Dudley Eng.
Neat u kin. y. Marshal, Iellwood. orr.
T., ]. NyEard. Hunncr'n mate. third
class. enlisted az New York. born,
Warsaw, Russia. Next OF kin. Sophia
Nygard. wife, iezi Atlantic Avenue.
brooklyn. n, Y.
II II raid al tho navigation bureau
that there " very reason To believe
that thcrc missing sailors are not dead
ur at least not all ~ them. The naval
officers here believe that some Of tho
Norktpwn'H crew succeeded In making
their way Into the lines of the Spanish
garrison ut Ballet, where they would be
well treated. Admiral Dewey II now
striving 10 get into communication with
the garrison az Hicr.
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rm0unLh Ar wAMDNEn.
War Department Anticipates No serious
Dinruity when Troops Arrive.

Washington. May 9.-The war de-
partnent does not anticipate serious
difficulty at wardncr after the troops
now ON the way thprc arrive. Gen.
Merriam - sent the following dis
patch 10 Adjt. Gen. Corbin.
Boise. Idaho. May 2. Arrived this morn
inE. Conference with governor discioscs
usual difficulties III dealing with riots
and connpimcicH. Some hope OF idcntl-
fyinE Offenders through coroncf'n In
quest at Mardncr tomorr,w, one union
man dead and one non-unlon man NOR
tally wounded.
Destruction 81 mining property re-
ported very great. Troops from iiolse.
Vancouver. Wnila Walia and spokane
moving forward today. Troops from
Harrison, .,Nalboinc, Russell and Doug
las ordered to-day to Muilan. WIN go
to Wnrdncr tonight myself, Number ~
non-union miners In district about I, 800.
number armed and acting Ia riots
about one hundred"
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orIs HOLDS A CONFERENCE.


Manila. May 8. 10 y. m.-Therc was a
.ohference lasting two hours today be-
lNeen Mai. Gen. u. y. Otis and the en-
NpSh who came here from Gen. Antonio
Luna, bearing proposal for a ceHaa.
won or hostillties. den. otis adhered
70 MS refusal 10 recognize the so-cailed
government Of the Insurgents.
Ihe iflipinna now ask for a truce
OF three months TO enable Aguinaldo to
summon the congress- and consult with
.he inaurgent leaders on others u tho
Islands. The ENJOYS admitted the con-
mntlon Of Gen, otis that Aguinaldo has
n,tle control over affairs outside OF the
Island OF Luzon.
The question OF the release OF Span
,sh prisoners In the hands Of the FLIP
mos mentioned. Major Manuel Argucle-
lesth chief member OF the deputation,
.aha that he considered them M being
IN the same category with the Amerl-
eans, the United States being the sue
sshor OF Spain In dominion over the
island and acquiring by treaty all
'phnlHh rights and obligations.
% After the close Of the conference with
zen otis, the Filipino ENJOYS had
consultation with the United States
fhilppine commissioners
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then II was owing him for the past SER
Vices, and he must himself have made
false returns 20 the government. be-
cause he had failed to include the
amount due him for wages In other
liabilities OF the bank.
Witness said he had no actual nc
count In the books.
Judge Dickson asked how II was that
the bank could be indebted 10 Jones
and the books of the bank not show the
fact, and a long cross-cxainination fol-
lowed.
And 20. You made up reports to the
comptroller falsely representing your
individual account with the bank3"
II did not"
Yet the bank owed you. and that
fact did not appear In the report.
Should not the report show the ontiru
liabilities Of the bankg"
yes"
THAT II ALL" said Dickson.
Adjourned until today at 10 o'clock.
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nospun,s am NICARAGUA.
The AdmIpi-trstionI' Propose. To Make Them
Respect the rnitsd states.

New York. May "a special 10 the
Herald from Washington says
There " rrnson 10 believe that tho
administration proposes 10 uHc the
Pears case and the Iluofields Incident
To create respect for the United States
In Honduras ana Nicaragua.
While II u assumed that the govern
ments ~ Honduras and Nicaragua wish
TO act correctly, their aubordinatea have
been guilty of petty prosecutions Of
American citizens. which IN many In
stances cannot be made "a subject OF
official complaint. The state depart
mcnt " therefore determined TO bring
the iionduranH and NiearaEuans 10
account.
with this object IN view. the PROPOSE.
tion of the Iiondurian government that
the Pears case be referred TO nrbltra-
ton has been rejected and Minister
Hunter has been instructed TO press
for an Immediate settlement should
the $4,000 Indemnity demanded be not
Forthcoming within a reasonable time.
a squadron viii be ordered TO Honduras
10 enforce payment.
on the part Of the navy department
a cause OF complaint against Nicaragua
arises out Of the failure 10 get two ca
Diagrams 10 Commander Dayton. com-
Inanding the Detroit, now at Bluehelds.
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Wallace. Idaho. May 3-wild rumors
REGARDING the action OF Canyon Creek
men gain creience even here. This
morning a report was current aud was
believed that the body u Jack Smith
had been stolen last niKht. when your
correspondent heard the story he went
to the morHuc and saw the body lying
there. An undertaken has charge. wait
Ing orders from Coroner France. but he
had no idea when u would he shipped
To Wardncr for inducst. Rioters stu
leave by every train. The Northern Pa
clnc for Mispoula runs nm extra coach
lately going well loaded. II IN claimed
that many Butte men who arrived last
week are now leaving.
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a sebraslsn Man r.i,. 1T us wcadcrfui
laistanisu Deeds.

Valparaiso. Ind, May s.-Privatc
Frederick Snyder. 81 the Fourth Me-
hraakn Infantry, who In stationed at
Manila. In n letter TO an uncle who re-
sides here. says that with two COM
panlona he was ordered TO guard duty
on the outside ~ the city. Late at
night, while they were passing down
n residence street, they were fired upon
by Insurgents who were In n house, His
two companions were KILLED, Snyder
managed 10 get behind an obstruction
and for nearly ten minutes continued
10 shoot at the house, Kidding every
window IN the front. The officers were
attracted by the shooting and soon a
company was at his side, An ox-
animation ~ the house was made and
six men. two women and child We're
found dead An had been shot by
Snyder during the encounter, Snyder
IN a former resident Of this city
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course OF prolonged and animated
discussion regarding the governments
foreign policy the minister for foreign
affairs. Admiral cancvero. created a
lively sensation by producing IN re-
Spouse TO the attacks upon his policy
at San Mum bay an official letter signed
by Count Benin Longare. under secre.
tary OF state for foreign Affairs In the
cabinet of Marquis al Rudlni. and ad-
dressed TO the then minister Of marine.
Slrnor 1irin, requesting him 90 Initiate
some action that would secure for Italy
a station In China. This letter showed
that the leaders OF the present orrpn-
lzatlon Initiated the policy which they
are now criticising. Admiral Cancvaro's
action In making public a secret docu.
ment evoked sharp comment from
Marquis ~ Rudini. fignor crispi and
other leading members OF the chamber
Of deputies. HiRnor Crispi. in the course
Of his protest. said we arc giving
with light hearts sorry spectacle TO
Europe. I ask the chamber to cease
this discussion"
As he closed gIRnor crispi was greet
81 with nm extraordinary dcmonatra-
non. several members rising and ex-
claiming; He IL our only man."