Bryan morning eagle. [volume], August 24, 1898, Image 1

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JBran lfootn4ng Eagle.
BRYAN, TEXAS, WEDNESDAY MORNING, AUGUST 24. 1898.
Vol .III No. 228
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GLOBE ' SALOON
FLAG RAISING
AT HONOLULU.
The Man and Stripe Float
Orer the MuiuU of Hawaii
In the Paeillr.
Til r l" II I' If V 17
1111. UilVMU. 1
A GRAND AFFAIR.
Inhabitant of the llandn Arrept
the Chanire Without Any Oh
jertion Whatever.
PRESIDENT DOLi: TDRN8
OVLR THE ISLAND.
The 'rrenl Initiation nf I tie- NlimiW
mil Remain In Force I nlll the
I'nlled Mule. I agrr Shall
tiili. 1 hi- iMrrniinr.
San Francisco, Aug lis -The
ar Belgtc ban arrived here, bringing the
following advice from Honolulu aa to
the flag ralmug there on Aug. II:
Precisely at eight minutes to U o'clock
today the Hawaiian flag earndad from
the flagstaff on all the government
buildings, and at Ave minutes to the
me hour tha stars and slnpe floated
on the tf.pi.-al breeie from every official
flaarataff. Tb ceremony waa a moat
impresaiye one To hear the nt rains of
"Hawaii Ponoi" for the laat time aa a
national anthem ; to hear tha
Mow taps aa the Hawaiian ensign
from lie poattton, and to notice
otton of many who bad bean
under it, aad bad lived their Uvea under
it were solemn. lint then came the
bright sail for the raising of old glory
and the strains of "Tee Star Bang led
Banner" broke forth as that banner waa
unfurled to the breere Then the cheers
broke forth, and ayes that had been dim
for a few mine tea beeame bright and
lightened ap when the stars and stripes
floated out.
The picture presented In and around
the cMcnttre building waa moat strik
ing lu the grounds and ail around
were crowds of onlookers of ever nat
ionality. Notably remarkable were the
label of Hawaiian Within tha
grounds the military and naval display
to. Hawaiian trnps, United
State, mannee, the mounted patrol, the !
police and the ritiiens' guard preeented
a aplendid appearance, while the plat
form for the exercises aud the verandaa
thr 1Ma,'T huilding wer gay with
britlant mimmrr drees, dancing featb-
era and ribbons and the brightest faces
that Honolulu pnasetnea. Th uniform
of taff and naval officer added bright
nee to the o-ne. A line of thee stal
wart, wi .l dressed men, stretch. . I acruaa
the tint step from the verandas and
made i distinctive mark in a maasive
grouping which was in itself worthy of
tprcUl notice
The ren in, ny began with the depart
ure of the First regiment of the national
guard of Hawaii from their dnll -hod at
b : 50 o'clock a m. The parade was
haded by a detachment of M mi1ico un
der command nf (wptain Kane and
Lieutenant Warren. Then -sine the
1 Hawaiian hand and drum corps.
The regiment marched to the boat
landing to escort the troops from the
l'hililelpiiui and Mohican, which were
already drawn up on hore. Thn United
Stole force were commanded by I. tent
1 Commander Steven and oonsisted of
one company of marines and two of blue
jackets from the Philadelphia, a compa
ny of bluejackets from the Mohican and
an artillery detachment of two gnn and
42 men. The naval detachment waa
headed by the flagahip's tstnd
The detail of man in charge of thn
raising of the American flag was in
command of (I. H Flnti. gunner's mate
nf the Philadelphia, and K. Winters,
boatswain of the Mohican. These am
the men who actually raixit the stars
and tripe over Hawaii
As soon a President D.ile and In
cabinet came from the eiecntlre build
ing to the platform t',e jnUteo of the
suprcm.' court followed an I then Ad
miral J M Miller and I'ntlod State
Mliiuter Harold Sew.ill came .1
steps follnwiNl hy (Vptain S M Ho"k
of the Mohican und hi staff nfllccre and
t'iloni. Barber of the First New York
regiment.
United State Minuter Sewall ad-
tr.- I I'r.Kident Dole, pn'seiilmg him
with a certified copy of the joint rveolu
tton of congre annexing the Hawaiian
Island to the t'nitod States.
Pnident Hole answered, acknowl
edging thn making of a treaty of poiiti
cal union, and formally yielded to Mm
' later Bewail at the reoresentative of the
government of the United States the
overetgnty and pa bile property of tlx
Then came the flag labia nd the
salute of U ifnm
Minister tfewall then read a proriama
tioa stating that President McKinley
directs that iha civil, Judicial and mili
tary V"'n of lb government (hail con
tinue to bs eierriesd by Iha oAcavs of
Iha repoblio of Hawaii. Ail each
officers were required to take an oath of
allegiance to tha United BUtaa and r.
naw their tond. to iha Unitad Htatea
govern meet, which they did without a
Ingle objection.
The municipal tabulation of the Ha
waiian ulanda and tha estatlng regula
tiona will practically remain in force
antil the eonareaa of tha Unitad Btates
ahail otherwise determine.
A ball at the eiecntive building, at
' which ni guest were praaant, waa the
1 culminat.on of tha festivities which fol
j lowed the ceremony of the flac raising.
ICUBANS TAKE THE
TENTS OF SOLDIERS.
They Bvea r.he ib i aad "
aa.l U.riiu Tr.M,.. II. I la
Nwrii Wlthaut Bilker.
' Santiago. Cuba, Aug. M -On tha
breakini: na.,f General Wheeler's camo
on the (easy road on Friday the tent
and general . .juijiment of the division
headquarter! wtre left in charge of the
quartennsttar , department During
the in. ht ths Cabana stealthily confis
cated all the tenta. stores, arm and r
eonal effanh of the soidiera. There is
no clew tola robbers
General Kent's brigade, stationed
three mile, from Santiago, also lost their
- . . -. k. u. .WJ lasasfasa
iirniniwiiiiwi.ii
lrefooted, their thoet and everything
portable having been taken. The Ott-
hens equippsd themselves with the arms,
tent and provisiona of the Americans. .
rifktl.. bso Kri la
New Tori Aug W Fighting Bob
Kveas hat beta attaoked wish lyphotd
malaru. Ht has left hia ship and
to the Raattv elt bospvtal
Wllktagtori, Aug M. The aaeretary
of the tsjerery ht
iunlnfetr-umstsji.ea
on wbylpanlah veeatls should net en
ter, lnsa tad clear at port In tb United
Wtaktagton, Aag. J The first act
In Bpala'i avac nation of Cuba matt be
the eeireader of Mono oast and the
keys to the mines in the harbor.
mil
'ill
le i i.'r.
Waskisgton
km
" ' the AtUottc
ssjMaal
Admiralt Bhley
hampsoe are
tatealti duty.
engaged on
Cm
Washington, Ang. 3S. -The following
are tha eommisalont for Cuba and Porto
Rico appointed under the peace term by
Spain:
For Cuba -Major General Parrado,
Rear Admiral Pastor y Imirro and
Marquit Montore.
For Herto Kico Major General ' rrte
ga O. Dlai, (Vimmodore Vallartno y
i im- ' Mrt ratiK, and Judge Ad-
te aii- ne. del Agullu v ismn.
(n.rl lu Net UrlMol
Fonce, Porto Kioo, Aug '.'. The
team, r Aransas, with (icm nil Mi.. . m
board will soon leave for New (rlean
I4alat M Ilia Maaa uprlnlaa4anl.
Washington. Aug. M For the flrat
SJsSM in the history of tha Unitad a tales
military tcade'my a flrat lieutenant la to
be euprrtntendet of the iuetitntinu. The
officer thus honored Is First Lieutenant
A.L MiU.of the First cavalry one of the
heroes of Santiago and who now bat the
tempirary rank of Captain as a member
of General Young's staff. The preel-
dent mads the selection personally and 1
aa a reward for gallant conduct at the
storming of San J nan heights.
Lieutenant Mills waa General Young' '
ehief nf staff during the Santiago cam
paign. He wat severely wounded dur
ing th tattle at Han Joan, having been
hot in the head and losing an age The
president had an interview with Captain
Mills a few daya ago and hearing from
hit Hp the tory of the work of the
troops at Santiago and remetnterlng the
glowing i. -count which General Young
had previously given him of the conduct
of tin. I rac officer, offered him the su
pennti n v of the military academy,
which . n.eri'd oti of the m t im
portant command within lit gift.
Although of low rank Captain Mill
la nearly year old ami has had con
siderable . nairience In work which spec
tally tit him for his new duties. He
ha fend ii instructor at the academy
and last rear wa in charge of the de
partment of strategy and tactic in the
Fort Ijeavenworth c.ivnlnr atul infantry
school He la a native of Nw York and
wa apimitiled fi "in thai -'.tie to the
m'litarv academe .Inly I IK?.
Haul en o...i.. aSaatsatjaasjaSj
Little Krk. Ang t. Special Raiding
Demitv Hums has just returned froin a
Fresh
TURNIP
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The Original Cutter.
Phone 40
success! ui t..ur lunmgu ine mouaism
di- ur large moonshine cub-
liahments were rleatrored and flyt moon-1
shinsr. raptured Joe L Kincber. the
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leader of tiie Cleburne
county
shiners who caused so
Stfjafl lasasMi
some months ago, sras
retted.
those ar-
rii -.r
Mount Vernon. N. T . Aug. JT -On
Monday there occurred a double funeral
of listers. Mary Ooaullo and Mr. Mur
phy, who lived close together They
lied withiu a ftw mlaaSat of eat
Neither knew of the other'
They were buried in the eem
They willed large properties to
Deniaon. Tel., Aag. H. Walter
Johaaoa, who waa arreeted in this city
a abort time back charged with tha theft
of a team of amaiae at Parsons, jam pad
from a train while en route north la
charge of an officer and made hia eaoaps
with hia handcuffs on.
How to
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