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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1901-10-17
ARLINGTON.

james Dalgleish Of OF Washington
Was called here recently by the sefious III
ness OF Mrs Dslgleish, bat she is report
to be much better.
st. James church will hereafter burn
coal instead oil wood and the old wood
room will be- made into kitchen TO be
used for entertainments.
The Arlington Social aud Literary
Club will soon add combination pool
and billiard table to their rooms as an I'D
di; ionsl attraction Tor our Young people.
The Miltimore car shops are being re
psired. With . new roof. ETC., and it lie
hoped thst some new business will be EN-
ployed her as 1t avery convenient loca
tion.
There is 9 report tbst s. l.. Griffith
has purchased the wood lar de and mill OF
Grout Bros. on the mountain and will EN-
ploy large smount Of help 10 getting of
the lumber.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1901-10-17

Mrs. A. II. Airport. Johnstown, Pc.
says. Our little girl almost straDgled to
death with Group. The doctors said she
couldn't live bnt she was instantly reliev
ed by Ooe Minute Cough Cure. o E Ad
ans. Arlington; A Fl Pettibone, Manches
ter Depot; A II Smith. Yves. Arlington.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1901-10-17

o. o. Back, B,ifpe, Ark. syE vas
troubled With constipation nn,i boush,
DeWiits Little Dairy Risefs. Since then
have been entirely cured Of nay old com
plsinL recon rend them. o L Adams.
Arlington: A II psniboae. Msncbes,tr
Depot; A II Smith, West Arlington.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1901-03-04
SmoianapOlis, SuO.. @lOntag, ben 4. Mlars 1901.

men in Sddh gebdIten. Die Streiter
tuurben auriidaetrisben uno Die Srdns=
porttpaoen nah ben WagG5inen esfore
tirt. Ginigs &arren. Die obne S9us
paren unb SiT9e eRibisiten, ipuroeE
bon Den Gtreitern urrgeiporfen. Die
bunn cuf Die &arren ftiegen unb Die
gnrmagnole langsn.
Mebrere Oanlpfer l0I6en ibre 2uz
bungen in Sdint 2puis an Der &bone,
no Die Ooddr6eitsr ii9 getpsi9ert buz
ben. fidb Dem S:reit an5uI9lieBen. tpeil
bic MdrSeilIer Ooddrbeiter BEL elmer
friiberen 9elegenbeit ii9 audi gepeigsrt
bGtten, ibren Sameraben in Saint
Qouis 0ilfe gu leiIfen.
. m Itrirenbe Gubaner.
Sabanu, 3. MGra. Mm lebten
Ibenb bsgab ii4 Elm 3ug bon 5000
perIonen, nd6oem oerlelbe nit Sddeln
Dor ben Utitgiieoern oes Ndtiondl1
aommittees poriiberde5pgen mar, gum
palait bes @puperneurs Woob
unb bat ibn, Dem prdlibenteu Mr Pins
lea cine petition 5u iberreiben. tporiu
sDue llnubbdnsisteif fur Guba pers
ldngt tpirb.
Ods &pmmittee ipurbe fe6r freunbz
li9 bon General Wooo empfunsen uno
bic Meuge, tpelhe unfdngli6 gegen Die
0ereinigten Stauten gu oemonitrtren
bedbii9tigt bate. bra4 bann in 9o4z
rufe auf Die Union aus.
90 i'm Mill erg
port au Yriree, 9upti. 4.
Mdr5, prGfioent Gam fat beute Bort
OIL prince nit einem groben Sheile oet
9dptii6,n Irmee perfafen uno iid duf
cine Expedition na9 benz nOroliAen
Sbeile Der Sniel begeben. Wdbreno
feiner Nbfpefenbeit ipirb Der Wtiniter
bes Snnern, syrdncebe Iuguite, uno
eine Spe3iul@8ommiIiipn bic Rssies
rungsgei9Gfte fiibren.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1901-03-04
Bier Mdnner BEL elmer 6 II
plpfipr umdef men.

@atfipotis, g., 2. MGra. Sn
Sacob 2inoepoop's Miible in greu3et
erplobirte am Samitus Nadmittas eth
Oampftefel. pobei bier Mdnner auj
Der STEELE getootet unb metrere psrlebt
ipuroen.
Die 0erungliidten linb: 8rabp Cine
betpoob, Gam. parfer, 8ert Sron unh
Elm Sohn bon 6. s. Sbeets.
g 6iffbrii hieean 8rrb.
8bildoelpbia, 2. MGra. -
Ser beuti9e SAINT Odmpfsr ,9rensers
bapen", Don @rtperpen, iisnalilirte am
Sdmltag Der Station auf Heebb So
Lamb, an Der Minbuns bes Oelapnre,
CAP sr bic Manni4aft bes Ififfbrii4i'
cen G4opners .@eoree 8ailep", aus
5e6n WlGnnern bsitebenb, an 8orb babe.
ter am 2G. Sanuar nit elmer 2ubunq
9oblen na9 Bahia. Sraiilien. absins.
Seuer tmm Yboenir 9ote1
in 9erington.
2erington, &b., 2. Mdrs. Sm
Gouterrain bes pboenir Sotels in bie,
figer Stabt brad am Samftag Mbsnt
Seuer aus. Ods 6otel fiiate iih ihneQ
nit 3auA on uno unter ben 9dften
entftanb balo cine ipabre panif, piel(
aber, barunter mebrere Oamen, begas
ben iidb fofort auf Die Seuerleitern
binaus. Die sun5e 5eueripebr ipaI
balo CUR Stele unb es gelang, BIZ
fdmmtliden 9dite in Si9erbsit. 81
bringen. obpobl mande pom Raud
beindbe eritidt ipdren.
Dds 5euer ipurbe i4liebli9 selOidt,
na9bem es einen SdaOen bon $40, 900
anseri4tet bate.
Nep Yorf, 2. Mdrs. Mnsef.a
rportid", bon Warieille; .prin5Hm
@ie oria 2ouiie". bon @eItinbien; .9m
eania", bon Giperpppl.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1901-03-04
ShifSma dlrihtcn.

gem Oort, 3. MGrS. @neefonr
men: karlsruhe" bon 8remen, n&
aurid" (neD bon Neapel unb @ibruh
tar, ,2a Bretdgne" bon 9apre.
Qiaar 3. MGra. pa6irt: Oh
benburs", BON Hep Yorf na4 Bremen
beitimmt.
2iperpool, 3. Mdr5. Gnsetoms
men: mgepic" BON Stem yorf.
Queenstop 3. Mdr5. 2lnse.
fommen: vSaronb" bon Bottom. mad
2iperpool beitimmt; nSerpia" BON Nen
Yort, nah 2iperpppl beitimmt. Ibsez
gangen: rnmbria" (pon2iOerpopD nod
Help Yort.
9apre 2. MGra. 4baes.: .2a
Champagne. na& Hsm gort.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1901-03-04

pradtOoIen 2ie6es6e4er beI9sntt
iuurbe. Die Geremonie fanb am
Wbenb. glei6 nadbem Der Senat I'm
bdlb feds uhr Yaule gema9t. ftatt.
Sleth nd9 Iufbebung Der Siblng be-
gaben ii4 Die Sendtoren paaripeife
nad bem Warmoriual, no bas 9ez
ldent bon oem Senator 9oar nit elmer
sefublpoaen Inipra4e iiberrei4t
murbe.
Der 8e9er. EN- prahtpolIes Stiid,
aus Sil6er gefertigt unb innen perz
goblet. itano auf einem Sil9 mittsn
i'm Saal unb bic 6erren Senatoren
tdnben um i1n berum. Serr Srpe
mar ebenio iiberrai9t ipie seriibrt BON
bieiem 3eiden perlDnli9er 9o9a4z
tung unb tonnte nur nit ipenigen
Worten ben freunbli9en @ebern fir
bas @efaent banten.
Die 6lub< unb 9afen<
8tll.
I'm bier ubr Hu9nlittugs batten ii1
bic Mitglisber bes &onferena>Muss
f9uHes auf aGe itreitisen punfte in
Der SluB= uno 9dfens8ilI seeinist. NIT
Nusnabme Der Senatz9lmsnbementS
sur 4nlegung BON Islerpoirs in Glib
Ootota unb Wponins unb 5ur 8er=
ausgabung bon 100000 fur Nrbeiten
am 8ra3os 5lub in Ssras. Wenn
bieie poiten befinitio geitrihen tperz
ben. belaufsn iih Die @erpillisunsen
nod auf $49.675, ,0O6. Sn Der orisis
nalen 9uusborlage beliefen fi9 bic
8eripi0igungsn auf $59, 1886. Ais unb
in Der amsnoirteu Ssndtborlage auf
$5O,854 ,526.
Oie 5 bdtigteit bes Som
ereffes.
Ser Sc. &pnsreb tpar i'm @an3en
1877 Sage in Sisung unb in bieier 3eit
fpurben 1896 0prlueen unb 5000
8eri9te einsereiGt. YafIirt ipurben
345 alIgemeine uno 1850 pripais8orz
lasen uno 395 gemeinI4uftli9e Heios
lutionen.
Der iedsid brige &urfus'
bleibt.
unter ben Ssitimmungen Der neuen
Warinez z9orloge, tpie lie am Ibenb an
9enpmmen tpuroe, tpiro Der &urIus in
Der Wtariuezettabeuie na9 ipie bor
feds Sabre bauern. gluh bus Senatsz
Mmenbement, beutaufplge mebr 8abetz
ten fir Die Mfaoeulie ernannt iperben
folten, tpurbe BON bem 3onferenSz
9lusI6ub deItri6en.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1901-03-04

20 I Z III -StUf 4. Otul8.- iSII
Seuer, ba5 Gil Sonntag I'M Satliffc
@ebGuoe ausbra9, ri9tete fir $4,000
Sdaoen an, Der gum groBien, 5beit
bur9 Mafer beruridat ipurbe. ssrdu
Priscilla S2onberger lpurbe i'm Mu=
eenblif Der oringenoiten Iotb BON Der
5eueriUebr aus Dem SeTiter i'm oritten
@tod geboit. Der eigentli1e 2sbsnse
retter Der sSrau mar dber ibr tleiner
S9pbbuao. 5rau S60nberger laq
f9lafenO auf Dem Sett, als bas Seuer
in ibrer Wcbn' ng ausbra9. Der
9uno bib Die yruu 3peimal il bic
5erIe, Bis iie cufpahte, unb belleui lief
er lam mehrmdls in Elm bendhbdrtes
3immer, bts ibm bic 5rau folgte. Oort
entbedte lie oann oa5 Seuer.
Qluf bic S6o Selloips unb Mdccdbees
GrcelIior Oruderei, ben Weitern Hez
ferpe Oemotrut uno Odpibs aleiberz
@efGGft entfGut Der srObte She'll bss
Werluftes.
Gin gie9sr gelpn9t.
Gamoen, no., 2. MGrs.-Oerep
@mit6, Der farbise 9oblsngrGber. Der
am 5reitag Nahnlittag in Der W1ine
go. 4, bier Nleilen Iiiblib bon Hid.
mpnb, ben peiben 9ergmdnn gbeiter
Stdnlep i'm Streit um cine 8leinigt,it
t5btete. tpuroe ain Srsitng Qlbeno BON
sfpei Mdnnern per9dftet unb ndt benz
Shatort 3uriid9ebratt. Die er6itterz
ter 8ergleute, Die in ben Iebten paar
@o9sn in beItdnbiger Se6be nit ben
Neeern gelebt bd6en, entrifen ben 9ez
fongenen DEN 6ilfslEeriffs, uno nahs
rem er Elm @sitdnoniB abgelegt, fniipf<
ten lie Smith an einsm Baum neben
rem Giienbabn 0eleiie auf. Der Nez
ger sab gu, Stuniep erI9oFsn gu 6a=
Zen, er be6auptete aber in Selbitper=
tteioigung gebanoelt gu 6aben. Gr ging
iehr gefabt Dem Sobe sntgegen; Bat,
bab man Elm @ebst fir i'm ipre6e uno,
als leBte @unit, bub man feline 2si1e
an feline SHUTTER in 8anias Gitb i9ide.
Ser &0rper ipurbe bdnn in bic 6Obe ges
Speen uno nd9oem Der Sob einsetreten,
eingen Die 2eute rubig auseindnber.
Die 2ei6e tpurbe erit am Sdm5tds
Moraen abgeIhnitten.
Sn ben Grie see bindusge=
trte BEN.
Silber Greet, 81. g., 4. Mdra.
GinunbStpdnSig Slider fpuroen am
6onntag Ra9nittag auf einem groben
Sisfelo in Den Grie Gee 6inausqetriez
ben, II oaOon tpuroen aber ipGter ges
rettet. Die bier anoeren 5inb nubrz
fheinlih ums 2eben getommen. sShre
Namen limb: 9enrp Surner, sSobn
9eorge, Sumes Mc8rati unb SSulius
2uopig.
9tls bic bier MGnner aulebt geIe6en
fpuroen. befanben iie ii9 nod auf benz
Gis, Der Winb blies aber siemli4 befz
tig uno BEL benz ftdrfen Woaenihlaa
brad bas Gis fhnell in Stiide.
Qfls dm gRorgen bic @nthetunq aez
ma9t tpuroe, bab Die Qeute BON llfer
abgefdnitten ieien, fpurbe um 6ilfe an
ben Mupor bon Ountirt telsdrapbirt.
Oiefer I9idte audi Elm Boot nit Wanns
59uft auf einem Spe3idl3ua bier6er.
Die Mdnni4dft arbsitete tp1brenb Des
5anaen Sases nit ben grOBten Mnitrenz
sunaen unb es selong nur na4 Iebr
pielsr Wiibe. bic iiebae6n Ndnner au
retten.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1901-03-04

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Seite 3.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1901-03-04

mt Sruppeu ausefiil1t.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-09-04
Mar.h.I Knl.d = Negro.

Cairo, Ills. Sept. 3.-Marshal Thomas
Warden shot and killed negro at
Bardwoll. Ky, and was himself shot
through the shoulder. inhicting seri-
Gus wound. The negro left this city for
Clinton When Bardwell was reached
he lost his hat and got of the train TO
get il. The train pulled out before he
could get back ON. He stepped into the
depot 20 make some inquiry and jostled
some ladies in his haste. The agent or
dered him out, and he became abusive
and pulled out a gun. The marshal was
notified, but in the meantime some boys
around the depot began 10 talk of lynch
ing. and the negro took fright and start.
ed down the track. The marshal went
in pursuit in buggy and caught up
with this negro after pursuing him a
milo. He commanded him 20 throw up
his hands, but instead the negro shot
the marshal in the shoulder. The mar.
shol then fired twice, the second shot
killing the negro instantly. Warden
will probably recover.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-09-04

Denver, Sept 3 Mrs. Il. J. Hunter.
Of 81 Louis, the first wife OF Sam
Strong, the millionaire mine owner who
was shot Cripple Creek Aug. %,
came 20 Denver Monday and il is un-
derstood will make a fight for IA portion
of the estate for herself and her children.
Strong died intestate. and it is not
known on what ground Mrs. Hunter
will bring the action, a. there Is no
will % contest and a. Mrs. Hunter has
remarked. She was the wife OF Sam
Strong 10 years ago. There aro two
children Of this marriage living. Mabel.
now 10 years Of age. aud Grover. aged
ID The marriage was not happy and
terminated in divorce. About seven
years ago Mrs. Hunter married her
present husband. Estate valued at
A. 600 900.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-09-04
TEXAS LEGISLATURE.
Governor Has Decided TO Call an
Extra Session.
AVOIDING MILEAGE.
Difference Exists as 10 How 10 Save
This Expense - Congressional
Redistricting Bill Has Been
Agreed Upon.

Austin. Sept. s.-The governor will
tomorrow submit "A message TO the legis.
laturc reconvening that body in anoth-
er extra sessidnnor the purpose Of pass
ing the general appropriation bill. Il
Is said the message will not contain any
other recommendation than the appro-
priation bill.
Austin. Sept. s.--The present extra
session OF the Legislature will end with
next Monday and the governor has not
yet indicated what he will do with ref.
crence 20 calling a second special session
Of the legislature IL is generally be-
lieved that no will put 10 TO work right
away after the present session is fin
ished. There are some members who
believe that he can issue the call within
n day after the present session ends. des-
ignating any time he secs tic for tho Sec
ond session to begin and avoid the pay
ment ofmileage.
Tho impression has prevailed that the
governor must designate that the second
session shall begin within one day after
adjournment Of the first or the members
will be entitled 20 mileage. Tho pro-
vision OF the constitution relating 10
mileage and per diem concludes: "But
no member shall be- entitled 20 mileage
for any extra session that may be called
within one day after adjournment OF a
regular or called session"
That is the only provision bearing up.
on the subject II is argued that II the
governor calls special session ON
Thursday. he can designate that it shall
open a week, month or six months
thereafter without rendering the state
subject TO pay mileege.
In the senate yesterday the house bill
passed giving jefferson county sepa.
rate district court. IL also concurred in
the house amendment 20 Senator David.
sons brcakwater bill. The bill was en-.
rolled and signed by the president Of
the senate. 1t would have gone 20 the
governor had their been a quorum in
the house, 30 that the speaker could at
tach his signature
The senate put to sleep McFAll's reso-
ton requesting the governor 10 submit
platform demands. This occasioned
some surprise because that body passed
the double header bill at the regular
session and showed great reverence for
platform demands. The only speech
made was by Senator Hanger who con-
tended that IL was the governors pre-
rogativo 10 submit matters oflegislation
and not the province Of the Legislature
20 make suggestions 90 him.
The free conference committee ON
congressional districts has agreed upon
a bill. The house bill prevailed in most
instances. as the house conferees stood |
together. while the senate conferees
differed. The bill will have the support
Of all the conferees except Senator Har-
ris Of Bexar county. He objects to the /
San Antonio district.
The senate concurred in the house /
amendment 70 Dayid's Galveston sea
wall bill.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-09-04
TRUST is WINNING.
Nor. Msu Go to work and More Mills
Are to start soon.

Pittsburg. Sept. 8-Devolopments in
the strike situation today were all
favorable to the masters. From nearly
every point in this district reports are
Of discouraging nature 10 the strikers.
Thirty-two now woriunen, said 20 bc all
skilled. entered the star tinplate works
without molestation; 1875 maohinists re-
turned 10 work in tho Pennsylvania aud
Continental tube plants and le import
"a men went 90 WORK at the Steel hoop
MIL in Monessen.
At Duquesne no further efforts were
made TO got men out and the works arc
in full operation. Painters and Lind
say and McCutohen aills areagain run
ming with increased forces. while condi.
lions at McKeesport are without mate
rial change.
Three mills have been put ON nighf
turn at the Clark plant. The other six
mills are operating full time days The
management say they have many APP
plications OF former workmen. hut re-
fused all. The plant is fully equipped.
Pittsburg. Sept. 3-Tho big Labor
Day demonstration monopolized the at
tention of the workingmen and strikers
here and the surrounding towns, but
steel manufacturers wous on making
preparations for the opening Of tho
plants that are shut down by the recent
strike and increasing tho number OF
men at the mills already in partial oper.
alton.
Evidences Of impotence are cropping
out on tho side OF the strikers and il is
feared that the unlawful acts By the
strikers Sunday night and Monday
about the Star Tin plant may multiply
and spread to other quarters.
Tho officials Of the Star plant claim
that tho pickots about their mills held
up a special delivery boy OF tho post
Office with letter when no was going
down Twelfth street and inspected tho
letter before he was allowed % proceed.
The matter win Do reported 90 the pos
tai authorities It is also charged that
the strikers stoned the commny's car.
riage on Pennsylvania avenue. bat did
no special damage 20 the occupants.
a mob surrounded William Jones.
negro, who was mistaken for nom
union man from the Star works. Ha
had "a narrow escape from s1rious injury
and possibly lynohiug by tho appear
anco Of the police
The strike is now in is third month
with fow indications OF carly peace. Il
has settled down 10 a question Of dur.
ance, with both sides making claims Of
advantages gained. Beginning Monday
tho Amnlramatod association will pay
the necessities Of needy men, but tho
first payment will not DO made until
Sept. %, when each man will receive s
for the two weeks.
Il il estimated that from $1,000 to
q, 900 men were in the line Of the labor
parade Monday. The day was general
ly observed throughout the two cities.
The mnchinists and repairmen Of the
foundry at tho National Tube works at
McKeesport were prevented from work
ing by the strikers gathering about the
mill entrance. There were no disor.
ders. but tho strikers asserted that II
the mon returned to work today they
will go into tho mill and bring them
ont
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-09-04

New York, Sept 3-Religious orders
quitting France. according to dispatch
10 Tho Times from Paris, are finding
less cordial welcome abroad than they
anticipated. Belgian bishops are i'm
posing restrictions almost amounting &c
a veto, and the Italian government
talks Of taking precautions against the
associations. Some Of the Swiss can
tons prohibit Soreign communitios and
Germany threatens 20 do likewise.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-09-04

Lander. wyo.. Sept. 3.-Sheep and
oattlemen are at war over range mat
tiers 10 miles south Of here, and unless
citizens who have gone TO the scene C
settle the difficulty arrive there In time
there may be bloodshed. IL is said that
the cattlemen have set apart certain
section and have ordered all sheep away.
The sheepmen refused to 90.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-09-04

Middlesboro. Ky. Sept. 3.-President
Howe. representing the miners and the
operators Of Jellico district, have signed
a wage scale and minor points Of differ.
enoe have referred 10 a board Of nrbitrn-
ton, Two of the Coal Creek companies
signed the same document, all mines in
the Jellico district running full time.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-09-04

Atlanta. Ga, Sept. 3.-k0y Wilkes,
aged II. accidentally shot and hl.d H's
sister. aged 10, at their mothers homo
in this city. The boy had a parlor rifle
ia his hands and not knowing % wt
loaded pulled the trigger. when theril.
was pointing toward his sister
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-09-04
The FaIrest oner ever Made

To anyone suffering with Dyspepsia.
indigestion. Sour Stomach. Heart.
burn. take Rex Dyspepsia Tablets. All
druggists are authorized by the r1ana.
facturers to refund the money In any
case they fail to cure. Price so cents
per package Remember the name,
Rex Dyspepsia Tablets. NJ. II. James.
the leading druggist. Bryan, Texas.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-09-04

Marion, Ind, Sept. 3.-Henry Pmgree
aged -. An OIL well pumper, was found
dead. lying with his head submerged 90
oil and water by the side Of "a large tanb
in tho oil fields south OF the city. Tn,
theory advanced is that he fell from
the tank % the ground and was knock
al iusensible.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-09-04
Loomi. K.aeh.. New York.

New York. Sept 3.-Francis b. Loom
is. former United States minister 20
Venezuela. but now minister 70 Portu-
gal. was a passenger on the Vadcrland
arriving here.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-09-04

London, Sept. "a dispatch o. o
news agency from Copenhagen says the
new Daaish ministry has decided 90 nc.
copt the United States offer Of lb.000,-
600 Irunos Tor the Danish West Indies.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-09-04
nehb.a hr . M..ksd cyslI.l.

Sydney, Sept, "a masked cyclist
held up the White Cliiie-Hilacn.a mail
coach. wounded a passenger. secured
the mails and opals valued at sisO0 and
escaped.
The San Francisco call., 1901-10-17
FEDERAL FORCES
GAIN A VICTORY
Large Number Of Rebels
Slain by Colombian
Troops.
Venezuelan Soldiers So Ha-
rassed by Indians That
They Are Demoralized.

COLON, Colombia, Oct. 1.-the situa-
ton on the Isthmus Of Panama Is un-
changed. News has been received here
that the government forces defeated the
insurgents recently at Panonome, killing
a large number Panonome is now in the
hands Of the government. The govern
ment loss in the engagement was forty
killed and wounded, among the latter be-
ing Colonel Navia.
By a recent decree all import duties In
this department were doubled, ad valorem
duties now being 20 per cent. All liquor
duties have also been doubled.
WILLEMSTAD, Island Of Curacao, Oct.
16.-Advices received here from Mara
caibo, Venezuela, under date of yester-
day, say that the Venezuelan troops on
of utter confusion. RObberies and out
RACES by Indians continue. The entire
Indian population is against the VeneZue-
1ans and the latter dare not leave their
camps. The Indians are ambushing and
killing small parties. Decentralization is
spreading among the Venezuelan troops
and there is increasing sickness among
them. Four deserters from the Venezue-
Ian ranks were recently caught and shot.
The Venezuelans at Cuajira are in no
condition to assume the aggressive
against Colombia, hence there is little
likelihood Of fighting.
The Tachtra frontier is still quiet, rains
in the mountains preventing active opera
tions, If any were contemplated.
Few troops are being moved toward
Quajtra and Tachira. Venezuela, for the
present, is maintaining the status quo on
the frontier.
The San Francisco call., 1901-10-17
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

The following marriage licenses were issued
lie Levy. 27. 112s Turk street.
Charles E. Johnston %, 204 Ellis street, and
Ida J. Mccarthy. %. "a Cedar avenue.
John Maukle 81 MADEIRA and Minnie Hofr-
Theodore Il. Pilster. 22, 2S28 Folsom street.
A1G Iuoien 0 aanah f T. sSs BasS BasS street.
Josephine F. Hromada. "a 1918 Masonic ave.
, John A. , GioXanessi, ss %. San Rafael. and Ra-
Henry 8. Beatty, 26, 24os octavia street. and
Jessie A. Hooper, 25, corner Clay and Laguna-
street, and Ella L. Davidson: r. LOB Hayes:
Jens F. Larsen. Larsen. q. .; 100 % Tehama street and
Jose des ROMERO, 20, 65 Jackson street, and
Maria Ramos, 49, 65 jackson street.
car LpsteE Is 5 81 nd los Berry street. and
George J. Tfofrnan, 2s. Toledo, Ohio. and
MSs S ., 2 iss S7 R0%e street
Heuer. 28, s2s York street.
William H. Hollopeter. e. Il Rondel place,
Frank Dodini 81. 5i1 Pacific street, and An
gelira Pelni. Il, 5i4 Pacific street.
Frank Baptiste Jr, 2S. sausalito. and Jen-
street and Cora v Meyerstein. as. a5is oota- Ia,
James Bessone, 2s, 42o Green street, and An
Meta .Filigpi, 20. city.
roIgn Daniel Tamke aEfh s2 city, and Marie Hart
s2shsz 81 m I.:s5 MsAstsr
Peter H. Buchholz, rs, 90 Hoft avenue. and
Clara NJ. Fails, 1S, 80 Hoff avenue.
Christian sandblken 80 80 N Moss ns street and
:, Joseph cEandan. 46, 4o4 o. Third street. and
Robert ]. Beckwith, AZ 2O7 Powell street. AMI
Eveyine M Garbutt, a. Seattle, Wash.
Walter B. Kohn, %, Alameda, and Josephine
NJ Jones. 1S. 914 Central
Frank NJ. Bertwell. 25, 764 Folsom street, and
Elizabeth G. Mccarthy TO- 764 Folsom street.
Thomas Hurd. 4s. Nome Alaska, and May
NJ Hildreth. 49, 30 Mint avenue.