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The Cuban census shows that the pop
ulatlon is not equal to that - CHICAGO.
when ITS elections are held Il Is doutl-
tul Il the nferIority win be found O.
cNtend also To the aldermen who arc
chosen.
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into the territory of the United States.
There is comparatively little resem-
blance between them today. 1t would
be just as reasonable to say that be
cause il is proper to permit young fell
low growing his first beard to have
razor. therefore his infant brother must
have one exactly like ii and be trusted
as freely with its use. Never has any
issue arisen in the United States that
evoked a want of common sense so wo-
full as that which distinguishes the ar
gument over the status of territory
newly acquired. For it so happens that
just common sense, and not abstract
and arbitrary humbug about the rights
oe man" is what is needed and all that
is needed to fit the emergency safely
and happily for us and for those who
have become dependent upon our care.
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The Republicans Of Nevada arr nos
very strongly against free silver. bu,
they make up for deficiency 10y some
ringing declarations against lotteries.
pr.le fights and bull batting
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1t Is the same thing everywhere. TIE
not materialize.
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spooncr IS one OF the ahlest lawyers
in the senate. but he could never be
elected 20 office 10 Alaska II he is so-
irg 20 hold that an alien there has al
the rights q an American miner.
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! il2l Pacific avenue.
AMusEMENTs TODAY.

SEATTLE THEATER "Puddnhead
Wilson"
THIRD AVENUE THEATER-" KNOBS
o. Tennessee"
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Republican conventions are now COM
Ing out Tor Mckinley with about The
same regularity that was not.-eable
four years ago.
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Ballard News
Some % fhe political speakers are IKE
Seattle. They need better terminal IA
cnHies.
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Dewey denies that he ever said that
lin time of war a Democrat is damn
ed traitor and in time of peace a damn
ed fool Some of the more intense par
tisans may give this as another reason
why the admiral has dropped a few
notches in their estimation.
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Firmness and a timely show ~ au-
,hori,y seem 20 have brought the Cro-
ton labor trouble TO a sudden conc.u-
sion.
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Mr. Bryan says he never felt better in
Ais LIE and that he Is sim at 1t
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Louisville Post
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Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-04-27
THE NOTE DELIVERED.
Unitsd state. Give. Turkey 10 Understand
What T. Expected of Her.

Contan'inople. April 26.- Segotia.
tons between ths United States and tbs
porte rng1rling the Armenian indemnity
claims have again been transferred here.
United states Charge d'Affaires Girls.
com on wednesday handed Tewfk Pa.
sha. minister Of foreign affairs, note
based on Instructions received here from
Washington, the tenor Of which has not
yet been made public Il Is understood.
however % demands prompt payment Of
the indemnity. The note will b. dis.
cus,ed at tho council Of ministers to.
day. Similar stop, by other powers are
regarded A. imminent Mr Guscom
declines 90 express hi, yiows
The ouly issue at present however. i
the execution Of the porte's reported
promise, 20 Minister Strauss 70 pay the
indemnity. After Mr. Strauss left the
matter remained IN abeyanoe until the
Associated Press dispatch from Wash
ington on April ~ sharply reminded
the Turkish government the question
required urgent attention.
Tho p1rte Immediately telographed
tn Turkish minister at Washington
asking ior an explanation Of the report
ed strained relations. The minister r..
plicd h. had called at the state depart.
meni aud was informed the situation
had not yet assumed a serious character.
The words mot We" seem 20 have i'm.
pressed the porte aud on the strength Of
this information the sultan issued the
Trade IN regard 10 the Kharput matter
which he hoped would serve as a stpp
and defer pressure in demands for the
indemnity, although IL is generally rec.
ognized that permission to rebuild will
b. Of futile value 10 the missionaries,
without the payment Of the indemnity
Another Trade issued April %. order.
Rear Admiral Ahmed Ihlsha 10 proceed
20 America In order % study the con
structiou Of hattlcships
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-04-27
PUT UP HARD FIGHTS.
BOer' Contesiing Every Inch Of
Ground BeiOrc the British.
DOING MUCH DAMAGE
They E,acuate One Position 10 Take
up Another Boers Leave Mep-
ener IInrrledly Commander
Crorje Reported Killed.

london. April 2G--All interest In the
South African war Is now conferred In
the running fight betwoon the burghers
retreating from the southern portion ~
tho Orange Free State and General
Frcnch's horsemen and ihr infantry of
Generals Pple-Cmcw. Chcrm.ide and
Rumble But the British hope % con.
elusive results Is slim NJ present. the
Boers escaping unboaten and having ac-
oomplished an immense amount ot dam
age They clung 20 their Positions as
long rs il was safe 10 10 .o. and have
now slipped on 20 hold the next COM
mnnding ridge through the broken conn.
try admirably suited for a rear guard de-
fense.
Dispatches from Allwal North under
date Of Wednesday say the Boors left
Wcpcner ~ huuiclly that mauyof their
dead were lefi IN the trenches unhurird
Commandant Cronjc Is reported % have
boon killed
According % alvicos from Bloemfon-
tein the attempt Of the Bo,rs at Brand
fort 20 get In touch with command az
Thahanchu was frustrated bya force dis
patched by General Tucker from Glen.
4 dispatch from Pretoria reports the
arrival there Of Lord Rosslyn as un-
wounded prisoner.
The war oiiicc has received the follow
Ing message from Roberts:
"Bl1emiontein. April 2j.--Good news
from Baden.Powell mp 20 April 10. Mac.
Lrcn much better, Al the wounded
are doing we'll Bpcrs captured several
native women who were trying % -.
oape from Mafellng. but these were
turned back.
In the h0use of commons George
Wyndhnm the parliamentary secretary
Of wur oiiicr, replying "a questions, de-
clari Roberts made mo comment what
ever on Mcthuan'. Marcr,iuntcin opera.
tions jaime. l1wthcr. % Conservative,
was heartily chrrrcd when be- gave
notice that hc would call attention on
MAY 20 o. General liobrrf, recent
Spionkop diTaichc, and move a pro-
ducilon Of further paper, on the subject.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-04-27
Queen Leave. Dublin.

Dublin. April 90 Queen Victoria,
Princess Christian and Princess Henry
Of Battonborg left az noon today and
and drove 10 Kings Bridge station ON
the way 10 kingstown aud England.
large crowds at every point gave her
majesty loyal farewell. The train
started Tor KingTown amidst the heart.
lest demonstrations. Enormous crowd,
had proceeded the queen to Kiugstowr
and occupied piers aud other places from
which the royal yacht Victoria and Al
bert was visible A memorable demon
smu1u occurred us her majesty bearded
the Yacht. which steamed seaward.
amid the firing of the royal salute by
the fleet and hearty and prolonged
cheering irom the throngs lining th,
watUrAdc.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-04-27

Coultcrvillc, Ms. April 20 Burglar
blew open the vault of thc'Bnnk of Coul
tcryillc with dynamite early tins morn
ing. and secured 5000. ucarly all IN cur
rcncy and made their cscapc. The rob
bers are supposed 10 be- members of th'
gang which operated throughout IN,
states of Minnesota aud Wisconsin dur
ing the last six months The village d
practically without police protection an,
the burglars had little difficulty in So
curing AN entrance to the hank. The,
mufiicd the sound of IN" explosion s.
wei nothing whatever was known ~ IN,
robbery until the cashier opened th
doors Of his office.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-04-27
WAGES IN GERMANY.
They Are Only About oae third of Those
In the United states.

IN IN" Ahltfu NtAAFss
Washington. April 2G.-Consul John
+ kchl, ~ Stettin. has furnished 10 the
state department number Of interest
ing facts concerning labor and wages IN
Germany. Tho number Of working peo-
pie in the German empire. SAYS Consul
Kehl. is estimated NJ 100000. Of which
number 2,iOO.OOO are females, and with
the increased cost ~ living and the dis
proportionatc advance IN wages. any
thing but a favorable outlook for tho
working classes Is presented. The aver.
age daily expenses for food for man
and wife and two children amount to
ahuut 3j cents. The average rent for
two rooms is about q IS amonth Ready
made clothes Is cheap, but shoes are ex.
penivc. Petroleum costs 80 cent more
than in the United States
The wages of household servants. PER
month. including board, range from
S2.lt Tor kitchen servants "a 81 52 for
footmcn. In ship building yards the
weekly compensation range frOm A. "a
for boy rivet heaters to 81 for moldors.
Seamens wages ON coastiug vessels, per
month. Are from Sl2S for cabin boys "a
s2G ~ for first mate. Captains OF yes.
sels ARE allowed Il cents pcr day for
each officer and % cents Tor the balance
Of the crew with which % "hnd food -
American labor, says the consul. 70.
ceiyes triblo the wages paid in Germany.
although the cost of food is from 10
90 per cent cheaper IN the United States
than IN that country. Tea of the quality
for which we pay but 80 cents per pound
costs In Germany a. 65.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-04-27
M smsllp~s Fund

South McAlester. /. T. April 20 The
Chociaw medical hoar,l announces that
on arcount of congress failing to make n
smallpox appropriation ~ tho Indian
Territory the hard VIII receive no moro
rases Tor treatment. and that all camps
now IN operation viii h. abandoned n
fast ns the present patients are dis
charged should nm epidemic break oui
the various towns will have 70 take care
OF their own cases.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-04-27

Havana. April 96.--Army officers here
complain bitterly of having TO take gov.
ernmcnt quarters instead Of commuta.
tion which heretofore have been allowed.
This is particularly the case with mar.
ried officers as majority prefer keeping
their families in the United States dur.
ing the summer months. They say that
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-04-27
MEDALS FOR VETERANS.
EH-Coufedcrates in Georgia Honorcd 10y
Daughters the C"uf.dsrary.

ta-t"utederates in Georgia Honored 10y
Daughters the C"uf.dsrary.
Atlanta, April 26.-The annual oh.
servancc Of Memorial Day. time when
graves " the Confederate dead In every
city aud town Of the state arr decorated
took place In Georgia today In
this city the celebration was conducted
In an impressive manner and the presen.
tation Of the Southern Cruss " Honor In
the hall of the house u representatives
was "A notable event This token Of
service Of the Confederate soldier was
prepared by the Daughters oi tho Con.
fcdomcy and presented IN every com.
munity WHORE there Is a lncal camp
Crosses were presented 10 about 800
Atlanta veterans aud is the first IN.
stance that such honor has been paid u
soldiers Of the southern army.
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nr.nhnm.. sm.lIrn, Record.

Brcnham, Tex, April 20. In his re
port Co the special session of the com
missioner court. City and Comfy
Health Physician Hynes stated that h,
had treated % cases Of smallpox during
tho epidemic here. Dr. HyncS said h'
reported onl.- thu ceses he had tYcaiet
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-04-27
EXPLOSION I'D PREToRIA.
Building Tssd ~. an Arsenal Blows up
frum Unknown tsuss.

frum Unknown cause.
Pretoria. April 2G-A soriou,rNplosion
occurred 10 the Bcgbic works. u,nd by
the government ~ an arsenal Wrdues-
day night Tho wall, of thu building
werc destroyed aud ,oun the structur-
In the ueighboIhuod were in "a mas, of
flames Shri,ks Of wmsn and children
In the adjoining streets added O. the
ghastlincss of tho scene. Ton workmcn
were killed and 3! injured, including
Herr Grunberg. manager Of the works
The most important of the machinery
was saved. Tho cause Of the explosion
Is unknown. The works employed zoo
persons. mostly French aud Italians
The Rcd Cruss ambulance did good
work IN helping the wounded
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-04-27

Plainview, Tex, April "a. 80 Robert
Mitchell, only son Of J. d. Mitchell,
aged % years, who was thrown from q
horse several days ago, is dead. He was
never conscious from the time uf the
fall until be died.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-04-27

under the existing law junior oiiicers
and others having their families must
by forco keep them in.Cula Cnsiruc.
tion ~ houses here compel several fam.
lilies In keep one general mess, which
alsn j. much dishkcd
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-04-27

himself. Other physicians in ths cit,
hal treated many patients and som,
cases pulled through without any treat
ment. Dr. Hynes thinks there were b.
tween o01 and 200 cases ~ the diseas.
IN Brcuham during the endemic.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-04-27
natsman Falis Betwsen Cars.

Aronoru, l. T., April 26-Jack Har
rnh. ag1d 20 -sars. brakeman on IN,
Santa fe rock train. fell between IN.
cars and was fatally hurt The aociden
occurred ut a point north Of here.
The daily sentinel., 1900-06-14
New Band Suits,

The new suits for the Modern Wood
man band have arrived in the city from
Philadelphia where they were pur-
chased.
There are twenty suits and they are
quite pretty The cloth is conventional
blue in color and OF the same quality as
is used for the United States govern
ment military bands. There is gold and
black braid in profusion and the coats
are cut a la Sousa.
The band has secured a special suit
for their drum major, which is quite
pretty and entirely different from the
suits for the players, being Of lighter
color and more resplendent with gold
lace and tinsel.
The daily sentinel., 1900-06-14
SHIELDS CRIMINALS.

The St. Joseph Gazette says the
republicans have a new method OF
meeting criminal charges inaugu>
rated by republican lawbreakers
that is certainly an improvement
upon the crude way in which ordl-
nary criminals are treated.
The Atlanta Constitution relates
that but few weeks ago one OF
the federal courts Of Georgia sought
to obtain jurisdiction of the two
men who stood behind Captain
Carter in his peculations. They
stand high among republican de-
velopers and as such esteem them>
selves freed from the ordinary lia>
bilities Of men. Hence they sought
the cover of a federal commissioner
in New York and refused to be
tried except upon their own terms.
At the present time a bogus
republican governor, Taylor of
Kentucky, is enjoying the protec-
ton of Indiana. Instead OF facing
the courts of his state he will re-
main across the line, and in the
event of crisis he will be kind
enough to make statement"
To shield his own offense he
would cast reproach upon the
judges of inferior courts men who
had no part in the political excite>
ment OF the past few weeks. He
would attack the integrity Of jurors
and law officers generally!
In New York we have Mr..
Geeley protesting against a return
to Cuba because no republican off
cial feels that he should be amen-
able to the courts Of the country.
Major Rathbone, too, relies upon
his past services to Senator Hanna
to save him.
The criminal of the future, if he
be Republican, may be comforts
able and secure in the knowledge
that all that is required of him is a
Statement"
The daily sentinel., 1900-06-14

The Chimmie Fadden editorial
appearing in the Allison organ last
night. was the highest type Of its
editors wit. 1t was too brilliant to
be the product of one pen, and
there was doubtless collaboration
between the editor and Mr.. Staley.
A great many people would prefer
the legal opinion of any woman
to any that might be obtained from
this pair Of legal lights. 1t has yet
to appear that anyone has ever
charged either with knowing any
law.
The daily sentinel., 1900-06-14
Trust Senators.

Senator Allen Of (Neb. was JUS
tilted in his assertion during last
Fridays debate on the armor plate
question, that the moment trust is
attacked on the floor of the senate
the attacked promptly brings out
such trust senators as Hanna, oi
Ohio, and Elkins OF West Virginia
to stand in the open and defend the
syndicates with every means in
their power.
Following on the heels Of Sena-
tor Elkins' angry announcement
that he did not accept the view that
there was danger from trusts and
combines, the warranted retort OF
Senator Allen will not be lost on
the public mind. 1t is impossible
to remain blind to the fact, that
there is powerful pro trust infiu-
ence at work in the United States
senate. This influence is felt im-
mediately upon the development oi
a serious peril Of anti>trust legisla>
ton. It's most potent force invari-
ably emanates from Senator Hanna,
the trust instrument in public life
and the official head Of the Repub>
lican national organization.
The recent developments in the
armor plate discussion, are strictly
in line with the Republican record
OF utter subserviency to the trusts.
They go to prove that the syndi-
Gates are in entire control of the
Republican party. Rapidly multi
plying proofs Of this fact are having
cumulative effect on public senti
ment. The result should be the
determining factor in the November
elections.
The daily sentinel., 1900-06-14
General News.

National republican committee will
discuss old questions OF representation
in the convention today.
Mrs. George Il. Boxer, widow of the
poet and ex-minister to Russia, is dead
at her home in Philadelphia.
Splendid work was done by the con-
testants in the lady's golf championship
in New York state yesterday.
Nelis and Andrew Franksen were kill
ed near Salina, Utah, yesterday by the
overturuing of Spring wagon.
Admiral Schley in letter to a person
al friend, says under no circumstances
would he pe candidate for the vice.
presidency.
President Mckinley has issued pro-
clamatiop formally announcing the es-
tablishment OF reciprocity agreement
with Portugal.
At Livingstonia, Polk county, Texas
Bruce Pounds and Douglass Hinsor
fought duel to the death with pistols
Both men died in their tracks.
Between February and April 20. this
year. 33O, 900 bales of hemp we're receiv.
ed at the port of Manila, P. l., accord
ing to the report of General Otis.
Charles Hitchcock, Jr., 1903, of New
York City, won the championship in
golf, at Yale, by defeating Thomas L.
Cheney, 1901, of South Manchester,
Conn.
Chauncey M. Hawkins, a jeweler for
merly OF New York, committed SUICIDE
at San Francisco. by taking morphine,
after vaiply trying to obtain employ
ment in that city. His wife resides in
Los Angeles.
A cavein in the 5OO-foot level OF the
United Verde mine, Jerome, Ariz. caus-
ed the death OF John Gray of Salt Lake
City, Utah, and Jed Terrence. james Mi
kel was badly crushed about the thighs
and received internal injuries which will
prabably cause death. Robert North
ers was badly injured.
The daily sentinel., 1900-06-14

to his royal highness, which loca-
ted Wolhurst all on one side OF the
Platte. The senator's grievance in
this particular is just. The map
maker was ignorant that Wolhurst
is bounded on the east by Kansas,
and on the west by Utah George
town Courier.
The daily sentinel., 1900-06-14

Senator Wolcott turned himself
loose on the United States geologi>
cal survey the other day. 1t is one
department OF the government that
he is heartily in favor of oblitera>
ting. The senator doesn't know a
glacial drift from an ant hill, argil>
laceous from a calcareous rock, a
synclinal from an anti clinal struc-
ture, hence he sees no use in the
geological department. But the ami
mus OF the senator's attack does
not lie in his ignorance of the sci>
ence. 1t is a we'll known fact that
the geological survey is the only
department of the general governs
ment operating in Colorado that the
senator does not own. His inf1u>
ence there is nil He can make no
use OF it in his political schemes.
He can secure no appointments on
that staff for the reason that none of
his sycophants are competent, and
no man who is competent will ac>
knowledge allegiance to Mr.. VOL,
colt. Anything can be made to fill
positions in the land offices, post
offices, revenue departments, and
other branches of the general gov
ernment, but it takes brains to fill a
position in the geological survey.
The senator took occasion also to
air his grievance against a certain
member of tho survey who, it
seems, made a map and exhibited it
The daily sentinel., 1900-06-14
Brunswick Hotel Arrivals.

j. r. Dutton, D. w. Glendenning and
son, A. D. Asbbaugh, c. T. Anderson
F. J. Lipscomb, 8. A. Cliff, A. w. Brown
Denver; j. s. Goodmenson, Webster
s. D; Charles Clayton. Siou1 City; A.
q. Wright, Parkston, 8. D.
The daily sentinel., 1900-06-14
Coal! Coal /! Coal /!

The best is Black Diamond, only $500
per ton-Best store coal-Order OF SEQ
ville-or Grand Junction Feed Co
Prompt delivery.
The daily sentinel., 1900-06-14
About the Weather.

AUout tUo W 0btAoA'
The maximum temperature during the
past "a hours, % degrees, and tho mini
mum this morning 66 degrees.
The forecast for this section is:
Partly cloudy tonight and Friday
with thunderstorm tonight.
The daily sentinel., 1900-06-14

Who is DR.. Walpoles