San Antonio Daily Express (Newspaper) - May 24, 1899, San Antonio, Texas V 1 YOU w By the want columns of the If you want anything or hare something to sell trade or ex- change try want adv ALL THE NEWS ALL THE TIME KEEP POSTED BY BEADING THE DAILY VOL 34 NO 144 SAN ANTONIO TEXAS WEDNESDAY MORNING MAY 24 PAGES ESTABLISHED 1885 Lockwood National Bank Of San Antonio Texas Safe Deposit Boxes for Rent Mexican Money Bought and Sold Money TO Loan E B CHANDLER T C 1 T J T Frost National Paid in Capital i MM TEX Dim Clua in ina Bolt Before You Buy Life Insurance an Agent THE MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE CO OF NEW YORK Assets 278 Million 45 Million Dollars And Secure One of Their New Guarantee Policies EDWIN CHAMBERLAIN CO Residence Telephone Per Day No rental charges For particulars Call Southwestern Telegraph and Telephone Co Department Phone No 355 R E STAFFORD CO It The Iron Duke of Wellington The bailie or WATERLOO wa Ton nn the FOOTBALL and CRICKET grounds of England a knowledge of the BASEBALL gooda sold annually In tho Slates anyone will admit our National game lu ence upon manhood lu worth at SANTIAGO and MANILA Support BASEBALL by at BUT A BOOK Irom any association or TOJI B JOHNSON AVE C NEAR HOUSTON MONTEREY MEXICO Car to All TODO Chico Hot of or in- should romantic S A Machine and Supply Co 125 and 127 Military Plaza A FIGHT TWO REGIMENTS OP INFANTRY ENGAGE THE Former Wo Escorting TF S Which Cp ONE AMERICAN OFFICER AND A VATE WERE KILLED Twenty and Thirty Bj American In Army War Pattern Shop Foundry Machine Shops Steam Engines 1 Wind Mills Boilers and Heaters Cotton Gins Dynamos and Motors Pipe and Casing Well Drilling Machines improved Galvanized Star Wind Mills mills have common cast Iron gears it you want ta double your trade secure UK agency at once F F COLLINS MFC CO SAN TEX 253 TAKE THE High Flyer An elegant train for St Louis and all points North and East New York Mar dls patch to The Herald from Manila Twenty-second and Twenty-third In while escorting tbe signal corps which wits picking up telegraph wires from San Miguel o Balanag had a ning fight the whole distance They lost one man and one of- ficer and fourteen men wounded The troops reached at S o'clock laet evening They raptured thirty rifles and twenty prisoners THE WAITS DEATH LIST May special lo The Herald Washington Ad- jutant has prepared this of tlie cf deaths which have occurred In the army since be- ginning of war with Iti Cuba EM In Porto Rico 257 nt lulu in the WG In tin United Slates Total OF The Colored Soldier Who Killed His Comrade at Fort Denver Col May Horn the colored who ha E been on trial for several days before the court here for the killing of his com- rade Albert at Fort Logan on April been guilty of manslaughter and will be cent next The penalty for manslaughter Is three years Imprisonment SILVER ot Them to Be- Drained In rado By a Tunnel fj Denver Col May special from CoL The of seven silver mines of this camp was unexpectedly when md drill which was being ated In tunnel tapped the bottom of he shaft Reven big mines will ie hy the Nelson Tunnel ng the Chance and Kew York Thr lower works were abandoned ago on account of the water which very deep In all at them CONFESSED HIS CRIME Another Time For thing He Was Innocent Of May days be- fore he wac hanged Claude Bra wrote a confession of crime and de- livered it sealed to Rev E M Patterson with it fcc not made public until ten days after hts death It hss been made public and in It ton confesses to tiring the phot that hilled John At the trial he Courtland Green plice fired trio shot Green IB a life sentence in the Uary for complicity In the murder of Linn FAMOUS PILOT DEAD Easton Stover who was pilot nf thp Monitor during htr fight with the in Hampton Is aped years MAT PHILADELPHIA New York May to The Herald from Brut 11.1 has directed to Mil for Guam niter Rear Kauti sufficient coal for ths phia Before across the I Part fie to Join Admiral the n put Valparaiso which also to he the iser Newark and the Personalty With the Scheme Advanced Bj United But Cannot En done It HAVE HAD IO ADVANCE CAUSE Military Against All the On Thorn and TO WHIP THEM LY THAN TO COMPROMISE Noted Rebel Fears Luna Is alight miral Dewey Al Hong Kong Manila May p pino spent the day at the of the American cre They point of tha of government and the peace proclamation details asking for tion as to what rights would be guaranteed them Col Charles Denny of the American commission explained that they tild be I be the Fame air under the United Statin Information as to school to and approved of the erican policy of the separation or church and State They chiefly objected to the on the ground that It gave them personal liberty which they know they would have but did not them political liberty Finally the said they were with the plan but could not It officially During the day the called upon they repeat call tomorrow There Is much comment on the outing the Filipino envoys enjoying They are arrayed In blue and geld lace and j drive about the city revelling the at- tentlon on them which b dently exceedingly gratifying to arc the centers of continual levees t Filipino houses where they been entertained and have had every to advance the Interests of the In- surrection Military sentiment of the being lionized by heir civilian clement Gen Otis from ante helium experience and owing to the Filipino's ot discussion has maintained the altitude with the first commission ie has had no to to the Filipinos nave that lay down heir inns without terms The army hat If we intend to remain In the ands It will be cheaper In the tonn run lo ship tho eo thoroughly that will be clad of the lo rattier than lo parley with hem and terms which they would an a compromise The army U of tho opinion that while the may cost more men arid more In the than the latfer If die war the long the iay bn lo try again lu a of tbe conv I believe U because they thought uj intl but I should accompany larce My endeavor has been tver I came here to exercise concilia linn The professor IH most as to to the results of the and the bv tho will Iw adopted wealthy Manila wl formerly by an insurgent upon MaJ Ort Oils an- that lo our and property Into the hands of the Americans The was by lain of Who knew war Ro- fario cor respond s-d in cipher with Gen Luna so he has by the officials at in- surrection only bv Luni to send him a lo a- for of With captain an ended by a J Lieut and States received by a guard of honor of the Welsh landed to the Rovernor of Hong Konp Sir Henry A Blake Mai In command ot the troops and Commodore Powell command Ins the naval forces The visit was afterwards returned by the officials mentioned Dewey is In bad health being too 111 to attend the Queen's birthday dinner The Olympla is going to dock here and will remain ten days at this port FROM CTIB He Recommends the Advancement of Col Summers and Capt Case Washington D C May cables as Manila May General On the urgent tion of Gen Lawton I recommend Col Owen Summers to be a brigadier of volunteers by for conspicuous gallantry at bridge end San I also recommend Capt J 8 Case to be major of volunteers by brevet for services nnd gallantry at the above places while as division engineer officer OTIS Col Summers is colonel at the Second Oregon Volunteers and commanded tho advance brigade ot Gen ion during his recent march northward to Ban THE NEWS IN WASHINGTON Much Interest In Alleged Differences In United States Philippine Commission Washington D C May lon eel out in the news from Manila of a division of among the United BUtw com- na to the beet method of Inc with tho at thin critical has deep Interest Nothing was received at De- today from President of the commission snd In Oils to Secretan or st least all made public there IB no reference to en his part with the of tha civilian of the commission It IH regarded as perhaps a that thin phase ot tlie not reached before Dewcy for home the loet the benefit of his experience and sound judgment H realized here that much tact re- at this juncture in while avoiding extreme with not to fail into the much graver of the victories of the army and navy The war department Inclined to support Gen not only 06 with tne war but alto on the that hta longer experience with better him to understand tha native character the President IK the matter dose tion not only by Secretary Hay who IB directly responsible for the thc but of CH ft and a outcome of the little may bs expected OUTLOOK ENCOURAGING Hay Receives Report of thr Lata Manila Conference It Miy has from Present mnn A lone menage tbe of thus far held with thn native pent by lo treat laid before the He very much at Its were lo lie very tho outlook that reports that linck In of elc hy the American The o the was not made public will not lw It on of a gentleman who Roma time with tho contrary to ts from Manlia arc of any and civil of the com- mission 10 the bo with the natives REPORT Discussed the Cabinet tlon In the main Jt the Ject from a But the most Important Oils and For Protection Of It the AT ONCE TO SENATE AND BACK F A VOR The Income TAX Hill PaM By the Homo Met lu Jn the FREE CONFERENCE COMMITTEE ON THE APPROPRIATION By III School Tea May fact thai thero la a of the legislature be- Init In but n or two longer on effort to be inade to rush many pot boltt of the body Of tho larse ot bills acted few were of ThP devoted forenoon Its the which protection of In of author of the measure It up and made several In port of UK It afforded supported thf A chance trt with rift which are ui ie by of Iho think II mont thv should be called up and nt late iRy of the o It Senate before Mne The the Senate t and a favorable report on H tills evening he it the House f oJ ito it enacted by the of tlie BUte ot 1 That from nml the any nil in tiny Ind of work or labur manual or or both to nnd form trades and other sations for Uto of protect his in work labor In 2 And H not t-c held un- lawful for any or fit Fuch union or other or er arty to or Hi men nit any to employment or quit or In which may Its or li enter wny or liter any Kult or quit wr tiny which such may tw then M- legalize strikes nnd that hf had known tc to go on a when they SPttinc B per day for eight hoars The free conference committee on their final Inp this morning and as forecasted tii The the tho compromise by fixing the upprop rial Ion for the at the at There was no Fion when the Sonata announced their acceptance of tho than A by Mr that he would from the nnd tho mutter out on of the House It Is understood that Mr has withdrawn from the that ho will Join Mr Ja Mr Collins however wm the of the in report The nnd Dumb ap Into agreement the Senate to the Houso committee for a dormitory lor that tlon to rist The ca in n of lir tho of by the and of by the on the Item against an In with thin tlie time ef different on of time few UM were finally ting the down tbe lino the in favor of the nnd it in th that the work of ttw c tee should be promptly adopted usuries IMW of of the school land the which Advanced oiw the MlL the in MM n mount Sng to nry of of wan Ht M when It tn the fit itw office rtf uny bank in Slate lea Rnd Mr will ol tN department lo 1 arc The partial foot tan up of tbe MM n ml the HX hjr frcs thp W than the former Intnl of lor wan made In the n mult to tin JUm of Item lor ot tlw I Asylum also out thin the on Mil Ua body i-y n tin in of s Tht tnx till with Us Tbe It them after n short ft to tax John JJ Hallcy a lit the House to an- of property for ItiM tfi the re- Juno 1 Jnn Beaton 3 fcU not be heM to any or or of capital or and natural or fnr purpose of limiting or any other In if thit held to with KIT of private he 10 affect or and of am row tho of against h when biT the wMh to tity or Jan i the for which property to tit Aay OB 1 td by or for or It Any My t Inw ftn r limit nf ilma n during fty i for -A tt nd thff Slat day o of Dumb Blind Institute for Col Ysa ti H J J enate Tho that In la that Leaves San Antonio Noon Fast Mail for St Louis p m Apia bui of in it will be to with to the how many stamps and a or tne i Teas to Southern Pacific To NEW ORLEANS and return By S Route New York May Th of I to The Japan ff In cf Summer Excursion Rates Jiv OTHER CHAIR Sunset Ticket Office Grand Opera House On S
