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The Daily Texarkanian., 1900-06-24

had gained twsnty,seysn la7y pounds l have d O'''
don. STe hard work IL Rp he past sys1 months 6a Area
and healthy to-day, think, as ever was" -.
DR.. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets cure De!
biliousuess. See
Ave.
THE TEXARKANIAN Th,
Chris
F.G. wOOTTEN, City Editor. at nil
WEATHER FORECAST. Yo
the I
buy
----J TExABKANA, ARK, June %. ! Do,
For Arkansas:-Fair to. 'She
night Sunday. Station 27.
AIRY temperature. We
F. F. MATHEWS, Clerk. cream
LOCAL AND PERSONAL. Mr..
rived
Go out to church today, 'ion
Rev. Timmons is back from New NJ ml;
Boston.
Major Hiram Allen,of Allentown,
To ;a haze Mo
shoes
Glad to learn that Mr.. J. W. price
Buchanan is improving, We
cooIhr4 a. ~ i-,nuo,o ladies
0'e' ou' INC w"y ini'' o'e iNen' % 210 I
are going up in Texarkana.
Lu
Hhac Erhpr 1e
NJ 40 WorI
Ar
Ice cream, sheroets, ices, all tav day
ors. John P. Kline. So sugg
Everybody gets stuck on Mrs, Ju
Jack Frost of N. Y, At in c,
at D
Telephone your order for ice
cream. John P, Kline. 527 Eu
ask J
Don't have any oil in your lamps othe
but Eupion. stror
Ralph Bros. have a machine that Co
irons the edges OF collars and cuffs. in 30
Chain nurses 5Oc IN AZ 5O AZ Er sale
bers. 3l6 at 2;
Ice cream by the measure at ]. NJ,
I hiine >. leave your oruer ~ Beal
Wedding rings all sizes and shapes Yorl
at Chas S, Erber's. 316 DR..
Dr.,,Wood E. Hill of Russellville, nl'
AL, w,. vis;+or IN Tho ci+u VOC is he
terday IT' .
The Sheppard Rifles will hold a Re
business meeting this afternoon at day.
o'clock. you
~ then
Don't forget to attend the auc-
ton sale of lots tomorrow in Fair deIiv
view Lam
Mr.. Ed Rand has moved into his
new house on Maple street and is &c
fixing up the place in good shape. ny r3 a a
Pianos and organs tor sale at bIa
reasonable prices at Beasleys Music
House, 2l3 East Broad street-cash Al
or on ipstallmeut plan. II estat
- w.
If you want good groceries, good over
treatment and right prices, trade
with the Lambeth Grocer Co., 222 AT
East Broad street 54 in D,
o'clo
Now is the time to rent safety mimi
vault box, at the State Bank of
Texarkana Convenience and safe Mi
ty combined. ga two
- =,
We are sorry to learn that Mrs. iascl
Tony DeGrazer is quite sick with city
pneumonia-ba been in bed some ME
three weeks. No
Cheaper than staying at home COW,
you can get refreshments and see can
good entertainment, all for 25 cents iaml
on Tuesday night, SALMAdUNDI '" q
Order Machine a. az az az E; !
f.tc W. X
EeNNA Texa
Repairs by G;sS We
pairil
LONG DISTANCE !; :;;:' &: +
TELEPHONE, !as 56s. {. :
The Holly chieftain., 1900-04-20

A paper on the blue fox (vulpes lago-
pus) Of the Pribiloff islands, Bering
sea, by Mr.. Lucas, Is timely now that
furs are in season. Fox farms or
ranches" for breeding the animals ex-
ist not only in the Aluetian islands,
but in islands off the coast of Maine
The foxes OF Priblloff feed on sea
birds, seal pups, and dead seals, for
which they go out on the ice foes In
spring, "Dead-fall' traps have been
superseded by box traps which do
not kill the animal. and the blue fe-
male is set free, White females, how
ever, are killed In order to produce q
breed which does not blanch in win
ter. Male foxes are spared II the sup
ply is likely to fail. and all foxes let
loose are marked by clipping a ring
from their tails. 1t is hoped to turn
the blue fox from monogamus to q
polygamous animal in order to In
crease the supply Of fur. This fox is
not crafty or wary OF man and is taken
everywhere with bait. ~ .,s
The Holly chieftain., 1900-04-20

In his System of Ethics" Mr. Paul
sen says that acts are called good
when they tend to promote human well
fare; bad when they tend to disturb
and destroy it. The highest good of
an individual as well as of society
consists in the perfect development
and exercise of life. He also says phil
osophical pessimism is not a proved
theory whose propositions can lay
claim to universal validity, but the eI-
preston of individual feelings, and as
such can be merely subjectlyely true.
Inasmuch as We have no statistics on
the happy and unhappy lives. the sue
cesses and failures, the author says he
is for the present inclined. to put as
much faith in the Judgment OF plain
man of the people as in the eloquence
of pessimistic philosopher.
The Holly chieftain., 1900-04-20

1t is curious to note that the last
three theaters burned in Paris have
all been state or. as they are called in
France, Subsidized" houses-the
Opera Gs73). the Opera Comique
tlssD and now the Francois. Bat
whereas twelve years elapsed between
the burning Of the Opera Comique and
the rebuilding, the Franeais Will, it is
said. be reopened By the middle of
July.
The Holly chieftain., 1900-04-20

Considerable Importance is attached
to the distance measuring field glass
invented by Mr.. Zeiss of Jena 1t is
simply an extension of the natural
power of the eyes to estimate the dis
tance of nearby objects. This power
depends upon the fact that the space
between the eyes serves like base
line in surveying, the lines of sight
converging upon selected object from
the ends OF the base. In the telemeter
the effective distance between the eyes
is Increased by means of prisms, and
double images of the objects looked at
are formed. The distance between the
images varies with the remoteness OF
the objects. and scale shows what
the real distance is. Up to about two
miles the results are said to be fairly
accurate. .F
The Holly chieftain., 1900-04-20

Chicago papers are stin telling what
a great failure Rev. Sheldon made in
trying to run a newspaper as Christ
probably would. The Kansas preacher
may not have come up TO the standard
but If their columns are TO be Judged
as standard 1t would be difhcult to
edit papers as the devil probably would
more perfectly than the editors OF Chi
cago's dailies are doing.
The Holly chieftain., 1900-04-20

Among the as yet uneSplored spots
on the earth which are to be scientih-
cally attacked during the coming year
II .Sannikoff Land, lying north OF the
New Siberia Islands. about 800 miles
from the nearest point on the Siberian
coast. A Norwegian party will try 10
reach the place in 1901 from the
mouth Of the Lena River, where they
propose to spend next winter. The
coming summer will be consumed III
D1ing the camp on the Lena.
The Holly chieftain., 1900-04-20

Population OF the four greatest cit
les Of the Russian empire is given as
follows in the figures OF the recent
census; St Petersburg, 1.132 ,677;
Moscow. with It's two suburbs. S.61i;
Odessa, 4O5.O4l ia great increase since
1922 and Warsaw. 626.O72. Contrary
to what is observed almost universally
throughout Europe, the men outnum-
Der the women In the three first-nam-
. communities, while in the last.
WARSAW, the proportion of women Is
but slightly superior to that Of men.
The Holly chieftain., 1900-04-20

A Kansas paper says: Judge My
ers pronounced staynczstraw Baczyn-
ski a citizen last week" II the judge
pronounced Staynczstraw's name at
the same time he ought TO go out lee
turing. 7.
The Holly chieftain., 1900-04-20
YHE HOLLY CHIEFYAIE.
H. W. MILFORD, Publisher.
HOLLY, - COLORADO

Count de Castellane says the future
OF this country is periious. The re-
duction Of the counts income has fill
ed him with an alarm that is hardly
justified.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1900-12-07
SEATTLE BEER.
TELEPHoNE-mI Iso

The ever popular Rainier beer is be-
coming a household word and will
you have a glass of Seattle" is more
often heard than anything else. The
Criterion Saloon has the beer ON tap or
In bottles.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1900-12-07
LOyEJOY { co.,

SOLE AGENTS.:
For TERRITORY OF HAWAII.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1900-12-07
Water,

Water will be supplied at the rate Of
SIS per year for each lot, from our Pacific
Heights Water System. This Is less
than city rates.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1900-12-07
Vraternal Directory.
HARMONY LODGE, NO. 3.
|. 0. 0. f..

Meets every Monday evening at 1880
in Harmony Hall, King street.
l.. II. DEE, n. G..
L. r. HENDRY, Secretary.
All visiting brothers very cordially
invited
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1900-12-07
Location.

They are located on high ground at an
Of from 200 to 500 feet, affording
scenic and marine views.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1900-12-07
HEIGHTS!
ATTRACTIONS OFFERED HOME SEEKERS.
Low Prices, Good Terms.

Prices Of lots range from $500 to $50
each, according to size and location. One
fourth cash only Is asked. Balance In
installments al terms to suit purchasers.
New-York tribune., 1900-05-06

Iminary report giving the sent in from vari-
organizations and city. State and Federal ofi-
GERS The total received sSl. $50 58. The
details Of the subscriptions published at the
time they made. The report says that the
committee has served without charge. and that the
expense which was only s2,053 16 mostly for
stationery, postage, printing. and sending cir
cuIars Of information. The report continues in part
Government II would have been impossible for the
combined committees of the various cities have
met one-tenth of the actual requirements. The
balance on hand is s32 ,965 80. After mature
consideration, the committee believes its wiser
course be use this balance for the benefit of
the large number of children who made
phanS by the hurricane, much the plan
has been adopted in Cuba. With that in view, the
secretary OF the committee IS in Porto Rico
collecting such information will enable the COM
mittee inteigently and for the best interests
OF the benefciaries.
New-York tribune., 1900-05-06

his party all Of whom We're greatly interested TN IN
the trocha Of which the railroad Is part Inc ne
newed in 1895 II was intended an impassable
barrier to keep the unruy Cubans OF the eastern
baIf OF the island from getting into the western
provinces The amount OF wealth 3 ana laD0F eA
Source Of wonder TO our military officers, whose
;io11 @gafnst an enemy rather than sitting down
in a ditch and trying TO keep hinl from c[oss,lIs.
strand barn WIZ Wlre eeeI1+9ngIements between the
fot Watcb ~ towers Halt way between these forts
are strong bockhouses. rooted with iron. and
between each fort and blockhouse is slpstaI'jat Ia
fTenches. afTordlng protected communication; ana
telegraph Ilne mas mas 5ls are extensIve barracks
capab!c OF accommodatin one or Two gesiii=I4l
entire trocha forty miles from coast 10 eost & anu
a garrison OF from eight men 10 Two Ino7ii eaJ5
wei equipped 20 stop any parties OF oeilyerent t
5 W. rich western provinces. Nevertheless;
the Cubaus seemed able 20 cross ssed d near one
I 'ha larger barracks with loss Of TWO men
force near the important town OF moron "i'iiou'
any loss rrairoad is being operated by the
- ms ~, i,nder the efficient management %
Captain w s Scott VINO mas set'E ptiroad IN t{a s
depaI about road which is almost sell
SUSTAINING ern8r r At the present northern terminal
81 ~ q, necessary lighter sixty miles 10 I'D Ggep id
II - Sion OF less than twenty miles "ould
but an ca roa5 to Cayo Frances; with twelve feet
Of water AZ. AZ me gtthin a few miles Captain Scott
Of any .ined dT promises OF free right OF way for
this e. rchest portion OF Cuba. and Will ask
For funds build the e6Hinment for the system
and pIornment has prize in the military it rat-
rosd to Jucaro ana ,aaI,Ie5 oaIi "a i
ro'1iious il properly deVe'opeu-
,,,,xc on THE GOVERNMENT.
, ,eonIe of this portion of Puerto Principe
province have not made much progress toward
ascoming self-sup2ort"s' riee Do'e'Hiiei'
New-York tribune., 1900-05-06
BROOKE'S NEW COMMAND
To Sr-ccEED GENERAL WESLEY MER-
RTTT IN THE DEPARTMENT
OF THE EAST.

,.s-a,,ant Of Major-General Wesley
nra--;+t an Nav 10 from active command Of the
-,a-.+-,er+ Of The East the command will de-
-. ~ N,ator-C;eueral John r. Brooke who is
NON 4, NevYork General Merritts term Of
service Will not expire Until next month, but he
asked n be relieved at this time so as to be
able 10 make trip TO Europe
General Brooke in point Of rank will be the
sacond officer in the Army after the retirement
n General Merritt his only senior being Gen
a-al Nelson A. Miles. whose commission as
Naior-CeneraI antedates General Brooke's by
abo,,+ seven Years Like General Miles Brooke
Is not q West Pointer, but went into the regu-
lar service al the close of the Civil War. with
The rank Of Lfeutenant-Colonel General Elweu
8 OTIS. who is next in rank, and Generals Shat
ter Wade and Merriam. who come next on the
list are all from the volunteer army that
with the retirement OF General Merritt there
viii be no West Point man left on the list OF
general officers as il stood in 1899
General Brooke was born in Pennsylvania in
July 1885. and viii not be retired until 1902
His military service began in 1861. when he
went 10 the front captain in the 4th Penn
sylvania Infantry At the close of the war he
was q brevet major general His commission
as b-igadier- general awarded "for dis
tinguished services during the battle Of the Old
He was wounded in battle, and his record as
a whole in the volunteer service was such that
be was gladly received into the permanent es-
adjustment with the rank OF Northumberland
Since he entered the Regular Army in 1866
he has seen service on the Southern and North
western frontier. He spent about thirteen years
IN Montana, became commander of the Depart
rnenJ Of the Platte, then Of the Department of
Dakota. He succeeded General Merritt as COM
mancer Of the Department Of the Missouri in
1877 When the war with Spain broke out Cen
eTal Brooke went from Chicago TO Chickauns uga
70 take command OF the first provisional army
corps. and was transferred thence to Porto Rico
where he commanded the United States corces
and, after serving the Porto Rican Commits
sion, was named Military Governor Of the ISL
and by President Mckinley. His next post OF
duty was that Of Military Governor Of Cuba in
which place he was recently succeeded by Cen
eral Leonard Wood.
General Brooke is in looks and bearing a
typical soldier. large Of frame. with a com
manding presence and the manner which even
without uniform, would mark him as a soldier
Mrs. Brooke, who viii accompany the General
% his new field Of activity. was Miss Mary
Stearrs, the eldest daughter Of the late Onslow
Stearns, Ex-Governor OF New Hampshire Mrs
Brooke has been the Generals constant com
pani0r, and has shared with him the hardships
of Southern and Montana campaigns came
with him when he took command at Chfcka
nauga and presided over the palaces at San
Juan and Havana, when the General represent
ed the United States Government IN Porto Rico
and Cuba.
New-York tribune., 1900-05-06

vate William s French. Private Alfred - EiSry Vii
sscOnd lieutenant Nicholas Engel.- FrlESLe WIN
isn n C;reeley and Private W. d. EDWARDS
In his order pertaining TO the ceremony colonel
Appleton says:
The coincidence OF the review by GeneraI Gsorse
Noore smith with the annual presentation OF tl
cross of Honor for long and raithlui se.HtSS -
YscnIiar interest from the fact that General Snath
fhen Northumberland OF this regliheh.ii rs &
inafed the idea Of the Cross or tfoIlot 49, a &
bean extensively copied by several states anu many
OrganiZatto
AT the first public presentation OF the decoration
=. -, =. MO rf,ad 70 42l members and members or
the regiment including twenty-sx generals sixty
eight aeld officers and sxty-seven captains
some dissatisfaction has been expressed at 'ne
o,,rsa n,rsued by General Roe in ordering Officers
before a special examining boaru "te NE t .
rrsrt was on duty at Croton Dam mus ne
the regularly constituted Examining % %DEa.u 81 sse
TtTfh brigade Similar action was - lhAon - III me
case OF the new assistant surgeon, W. d rs, ~
emiued by CoiOnel Nelson n Henry ~ ''ON -
the regularly appointed Board .nass s+ans o,-s-
n officer OF the Guard said tnat tnese 80 .L
the heads OF brigade headquarters w. ,has w ~
he tactics OF the higher authorities 49, tiee
oui5 have been no cause for com !. zen
sraI Roe had allowed either Coiohei APp'e'oA 0F
New-York tribune., 1900-05-06
ANOTHER QUESTION RAISED.
ELIMINATING FURTHER TRACES OF SPAN
ISH RULE.


Washington, May (SpecaD.-It has been found
necessary to propose some additional legislation for
Porto Rico. and Chairman Cooper Of the House Com
nlttee on Insular Affairs has offered Joint reso-
luton for that object 1t empowers the Spanish
The ba nix was organized under concession granted
by the Spanish Government on May 5, 1Sss, for a
term OF years which will not expire until 1913 The
amendments which IT is proposed 10 authorize are
to change the OF the institution by eliminating
the word Spanish. TO substitute for its capital
IN pesos the equivalent il money of the United
States at the ratio established by the act approved
April %. and provide that to be councillor or
said bank one need not be subject OF Spain The
Joint resolution also empowers the bank further
TO modify and amend its bylaws in accordance with
existing law and subject 10 the approval or the
Governor OF Porto Rico but not TO enlarge or per-
init the enlargement in any manner or 70 any extent
OF any OF the rights, powers or privileges granted
to the bank by the Government of Spain. II Is
provided that nothing in the resolution shall
be held in any wise TO limit or curtaU any power
which the Government Congress of the United
States possesses in respect to said bank its powers
privileges franchises.
The subject OF his resolution has been under
time. and IL decided that action by Congress
would be necessary.
Chairman Cooper to-day received from the bar
OF Ponce a petition requesting that Section "a OF
the Porto Rico Civil Government act be amended
so as 70 provide that the procedure in the United
New-York tribune., 1900-05-06
REVIEW OF THE SEVENTH REGIMENT.
TO BE HELD ON TUESDAY EvENING-DIssATIs
FACTION OVER GENERAL. RoE's COURSE

TO BE HELD ON TUESDAY EVENING -DIssATIs-
FACTION OVER GENERAL. RoE's COURSE
When the 7th Regiment parades for review in
white duck trousers it is a sign 10 many members
Of the community that spring has come, regard
less Of what the calendar may Indicate The white
trouser parade and review scheduled this year
for April It. but postponed because the regi-
ment was engaged in more serious work about that
time at Croton Dam, and the opening OF the spring
season was postponed on that account until next
Tuesday evening when General George Moore
Smith Will be the reviewing officer The detail or
the guard will be as follows: officer OF the day,
Captain John A Davidson; officers OF the guard
Lieutenants George a. Schasty and Nicholas Enge,
two sergeants four corporas and thirty privates.
The regimental Cross OF Honor for long and
faithful service Will be presented after the review
by General Smith 10 the following members of the
regiment:
Mulhalon, Private Albert ShumW1y. IT, and quar-
termaster Sergeant Marshall W. Schriven.
For fifteen years service. TO Captain J Weston
Myers. Private Gouverneur ke-nble FIRST Ser
geant J. Rutherford Stewart. First Lieutenant
Austin F. Pressinger. Sergeant William Al HaIsted
First Lieutenant Charles otto Ioussaint, Sergeant
Archihald T Moore Sergeant Frederick H Crary,
Captain J. Henry Townsend Private oakley Free
man Private Abram w. Stout and ResimentaI
Cunrterrnaster Sergeant Major A White.
For ten years service, 10 sergeant samuel J:
Bailey Private Frank NJ Knight. Lance Corporal
Hermann n Tiemann. Sergeant Ernest P Sands
second IIeutanent II. l.. Meyer, Private Ed
'arS Uantv RattaliOn Sergeant Major william F
Marshall W Greene. Private Herbert L. Blackman,
Private Frank G. McDougaH. Corporal Walter ii
William D stewart. Second Lieutenant Thomas c.
Wiswail Quar,ermaster Sergeant Alexander Y
n T7haes tr Private William Linson. Sergeant
Charles W Kirby Private James A Swayne, Pri-
New-York tribune., 1900-05-06

are issued at all posts, and there little in
clination to go work long a living can be
obtained gratis. Cedar. mahogany and rosewood
the only commodities exported from the south
coast. Colonel Whltsde will send agricultural
tools for distribution and gradually cut off the
free ratlons as the people get opportunity to
earn living On the other hand, the people
perfectly satisfied with the present American Gov
ernment. have few grievances and the violent
political talk so common in Santiago Province is
not heard there.
Colonel Whitside will inspect the posts on the
north coast next week.
New-York tribune., 1900-05-06
no DECIDE MAJOR SMITHS CASE.

Unless Major Clinton II. Smith takes further steps
prevent the execution OF the order issued some
time ago by the Adjutant-Cieneral OF The Stata a
'louncing board will meet Wednesday az tho
State armOry Albany. 10 decide Major Smiths
fitness 10 an officer Of the National Guard
The Board consists OF General Robert shaw Oliver.
General Peter c. Doyle and Colonel Robert r En-
met Major Martin Carey. JUdse-Advocate the
court
New-York tribune., 1900-05-06
LARGE CARGO OF PORTO R1cAN SUGAR

THE CARACAS BRINGS IN IO.5 500 BAGs-wARE-
HOUSES AT SAN JUAN AND PONCE FILLED
The Red D liner Caracas. the second boat TO ar
rive here from Porto Rico since the new Porto
Rican tariff; went into effect. came into port Fri
day with 1904 bags Of sugar from Ponce and T. 1876
bags from San Juan. This was in addition 10 the
Caracas regular Venezuelan cargo Of 10000 bags OF
coffee, and, in consequence, she loaded her
hatchways with tropical cargo
The officers OF the Caracas say that the piers and
warehouses at San Juan and Ponce overhowlng
New-York tribune., 1900-05-06

The list Regiment will assemble in fatigue UNI
form on May Il and proceed 70 Creedmoor for rfns
practice. The Grant trophy. presented by J. Ken
nedy Tod. viii be competed FOR.
The following officers OF the regiment have passed
the Examining Board: Lieutenanrs Schumacher
and LIST Company \: Lieutenant Hopper Com
pany 2: Lieutenant Brener Company h and Lieu
tenant Mcmahon. Company H William II Whit
tai has been appointed resimental Quarteruaster
by Colonel Bates.
New-York tribune., 1900-05-06
PORTO RICAN TREASURY DECISIONS

Washington. May 5-Assistant Secretary Spauld-
ing has ruled that articles manufactured in d
bonded warehouse in this country be
shipped TO Porto Rico. such shipment would
not constitute an expectation under the act of
July "a 1897. Also that articles OF domestic manu-
facture shipped Porto Rico VIII be subject to
4 tax equal TO the internal revenue tax imposed
in Porto Rico on like Porto RIcan manufactures IN
addition l5 per OF the duties imposed by the
tariff act Of 1897
New-York tribune., 1900-05-06
INTENDED As TRIBUTE TO j. ". 4HBR0sE.

The Droposition made in the United States Senate
recently bv Senator Depew 10 change the Haiae o.
East Channel. IN the Lower Bay 10 AMI a.
- a. ..rs.4 as q tribute 10 the late John w.
Ambrose for the part taken By him in connection
win the proposed Improvement IN me chaniieS IfI.
leading from the ocean into the port OF "a
During the last eighteen years appropiatIoiis % -o
8 5000 nd tbeSe appropriatioEs have a1se5y ed
beer due 70 the efforts Of MI sa,eeIcnn,enr of
years -ook great interest in the
me commerce OF the port When tIls& "a ~ . oao faet
IS completed II VIII Be 40 teet teetIsP row ahoat TO
pass ,fro1gb regardiess OF tides. thus frequently
saving several hours IL Tins
New-York tribune., 1900-05-06

with sugar awaiting transportation 10 this country
which Porto Rican merchants had been holding
back until the new tariff into effect on May l.
New-York tribune., 1900-05-06
PORTO RICAN RELIEF REPORT.

COMMITTEE RECEIVED N ALL 81. .0e0 5s-BAI4ANCE
OF s22 965 SO ON HAND
The committee appointed by Secretary Root 20
receive and disburse funds for the relief Of the
Porto Rlcans who suffered from the hurricane last
sprirg has sent to the Secretary OF War q pre-