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The River Falls times. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1894-1933, 1896-12-29
GladneSs Comes

With better understanding of the
Wv transient nature of the many phys
ical ills, which vanish before proper eff
forts-gentle efforts pleasant efforts
rightly directed. There is comfort In
the knowledge, that SO many forms OF
sickness are not due to any actual dis
ease, but simply to a constipated condl-
ton of the system, which the pleasant
fa,uily laxative, Syrup of Figs, prompt
w removes. That is why it is the only
remedy with millions of families, and is
everywhere esteemed SO highly by all
who value good health. Its beneficial
effects are due to the fact, that it is the
one remedy which promotes internal
cleanliness without facilitating the
organs on which it acts. 1t is therefore
ali important, in order to get it's bene-
fetal effects, to note when you pur-
chase, that you have the genuine arti-
Gle. which is manufactured by the Cali
fornia Fig Syrup Co. only and sold by
all reputable druggists.
If in the enjoyment OF good health,
and the system is regular, laxatives or
other remedies are then not needed. IL
afflicted with any actual disease, one
NAV be commended TO the most sl11llful
physicians, but if in need OF laxative,
1ne should have the best, and with the
well-informed everywhere, Syrup OF
gigs stands highest and is most largely
used AMI gives most general Satisfaction
The River Falls times. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1894-1933, 1896-12-29

eral and generous holiday. know it
was general one, for l did not go to
school that day, nor did my stepfather
go to work; and | knew it was gen
erous one when my mother sent me to
the little corner store where she Dur-
chased our groceries, for the grocer
gave me two or three cakes, oblong
cakes, stamped with ornamental pat
terms sprinkled with sugar and favored
with caraw3y seeds. / was so aston
ished at his liberality that I almost
forgot to thank him. While was re-
U~nherIng my manners bevy of boys
The River Falls times. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1894-1933, 1896-12-29
An UIterior Motive.

Tolnsmith-so it turns out that it
wasn't disinterested philanthropy that
prompted old Mumbleby to sell those
New Jersey houses and lots for almost
nothing, after all.
Jimjones-ls that 50?
Tonsmith-YeS. He had corner in
mosquito netting illustrated Monthly.
The River Falls times. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1894-1933, 1896-12-29

tered
tanned. What did they contain? 1
know not. but I think the royal houses
of Bourbon and Rye had not yet sue
cessfully invaded the Eastern States,
which were stoutly defending their
native sovereign, Rum, who, assisted
by his trusty yassals, sugar and lem
ons, nutmeg and allspice, stood up
boldly among his thirsty subjects, that
cold day in the Masquerade of Hot
Stuff.
Such was the way in which tie com
monality of New York, to which l be-
longed celebrated the advent Of the
New Year The gentry, as / learned
afterwaid, celebrated it with decorum.
His Honor, the Mayor, for example,
The River Falls times. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1894-1933, 1896-12-29
A Tight Place.

eff you want a lawyer get Muxlcy.
He's as honest a man as breathes,
and"
I'm afraid | can't win the case with
NIuXley The other side has employed
Hawksley, and I've got to get a bigger
rascal than he is or get beat. "-Chica-
go Tribune.
The River Falls times. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1894-1933, 1896-12-29

ALouisiana POcahOntas
The Pocahontas of the early days of
the colony Of Louisiana, at least so far
The River Falls times. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1894-1933, 1896-12-29
DEED OF NRECKERS
MANY PEOPLE SEMITIC THEIR DEATH
WITHOUT WARNING.

A Rail on TrestIe on an Alabama
Road Is Removed ard a Train
Load of Passengers Falls Over a
wards Burns-Tyventy Bodies Are
Recovered, and others May still
BE In the Wreck.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-16
SHORT NEWS STORIES.

itW YORK John Poyn,z Spencer. p.
q Is O., NJ r. ,nflh sari q Spencnr
Hlp tAnu'pss Spencer haze agriyfI H.
'N loih from iunalo IN chnnndey NJ
irrtM's private car Ear Sp, ncnr was
N'fiNleWld on the Venezuelan question.
IRWIN. Ia barnard Koch drowneI
hUnse.l In The reservoir Of IN. p.n,.yi
Nanlh Pate Glass company, after poison.
ius MS hroihor-in-law his wife md two
Wll reeovor.
SEW NoRk-lt IS reported that Tia.
flat'es e The Broadway iahernaelo are
c. Responding with Rev John Wht-on Ga,
Nti ARM. he distinguished preacher anc
40 hrf or l-Nrrnool. England vita IN,
in'onti@n Of inviting INN 10 Accent III,
Htlllson.
KANSAS CITY. Mo.--lf A Juad form.
rl y pre- '!acnf of TIE ludian Rice Miilinf
soinpahy, VINO poahed guilty on foui
COUNTS oi Niopiins the Interstate com
mtlre laws, has been sentenced 10 pay {
i'Ne OF s''fl ON the second count
COZ MHlA Mo. Tn experiments thal
nay" pefn gong on at fhe state Uniyer
SLY ELECTRICAL laboratory testing thc .iiec,
lNn hoeNig'n ray upon diphiharia la
..iu 81 confirm ihs theory ;hat the eeras
may i'e destroyed hN the y ray
~ NTlNGroN. * VA crowd o.
! armed men assembled az tho water TAM
n'ar Nolnn, on tue Norfolk and Western
lNha' IT, rob the north bound express
Tram. The crew Of the train was notii,o,
~ wlrr ana passed no ,auk AZ higi
raie Of speed. The robbers attempted I,
Stop iht Train with red Tight
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LoCllRnN AsJUpGE.

II
w ash'hS'oh' M''N lo'-ih ne pfesldef' (
i.,y sent to the senate the following I'd
nations.
n.,,a,.,,, ., t,.,,,, v,u,,
f'i'''' ''''"' VI '''7s'N' " ''''"'i' LAKE.
uf Minnesota, to 10 United States d..i1
,t,ly. for the district of Minnesota \
pans.,i...,. <,lso,, r,.,y,aa
i'ei'@Sa rear N''soH' resigned
Interior Dnpattmen'--Domin'ck "
ply Of fennsylN''nin, now hrst CEN
comt>Asioner OF pensions, to be sor-1
sioner 81 pensions wee Wliiain LeeGJ
- signed; n. l.. Dnlht OF New HampSl1
"a be nrst deputy eommlssioner q d
sious. vice Domm.fH l, Murphy az
mated Tor commissioner Of peIlslo.
Judge Lochrcn, WHO was tony %
naied tor tnitei states distr'c, lssr
Minnesota to succeed Rennssaeler Ats,
Was appointed commissioner Of pens'Ia'.il
the beginning Of The present ad'nl.sdl
ton. He Was then district judge Of Y
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OLD GLORY WAS FLYING,
And Spanish Marines Fired On Its
Silken Folds,
CORRESPONDENT CREEIMANS VIEW
ue Saw the poor Wrc'chcs In Spn"'H'
Prison aud Marked wounds ~ nor
tuic On Lnbofdc's ris's.

Sew York, May i5-ln Dispatch from
james Creclmau. ned May ., at Havana
ana which the authorities refused TO lat
tnss, he gives the description Of the trial
of tile Competitors crew, from which 'he
following is an excerpt
I'll the two Americans, I.ahorde ana
Melton. aud the frriishnan Gildea are
shot it will he murder saw the poor
wrotchcs in ,nrir 'lthy iron cage at the
naval arsenal yesterday. and marked the
fierce delight of Spanish oflaers as they
pointed on, tie three victims IN whose
behalf tire American government had
raised its voicc IN vain
"I.ahurdc showed tive bloody rings on
his Wrists. made Ivy Lieutenant Bn'r"h
commander at the naval launch N"hsi
nara. when he tortured shr helpless pti@'
oner to make htm confess he wts MuiA"n
the insurscnt leader, WHO lad .taii3 "a
capped 10 the shorr
Al III. prisoners Insisted that the
American ni,s WAS held ul uy iaabot-c.
and at rrward carried ar in'p the risstnss
NV tiild "a, the piHte when 10" spanish
lniinrh approached IN 5nAnitiae hl ri
again and uyain nj the iiaf. l.ai'nrae a1rl
tia inuap"iitor lid an Amor, nn lr"n-'
nui was regularly ci'nr 4 az Ky WEST.
h.if the .hlp's NArets were st'Nd ly tho
naval officers. VITO rDiNs' tp produce
Lem, ul ORDER tNai tin" charge OF rirary
might not be upset
~ s"rms to- hc almost certain That y
ri,w uf tho sehouncr Thfy were sh
Wnilc swimutiul Two men Wer" cHp-
iuro On shore. | have been odd iht 60
itrn also Nnie'iyaus hut the Sniish oiii-
ci.,la rofusc to nive any Information ahos
'licm can NOT rNcn learn whether fhey
are alive or MOI. -
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-16
HARD ON SABINE I'M
Senator Frye Seems II n. =.
the East Texas Fort, -"
COMMISSIONER IoCHRFN PROMOTE,
lilo Coos TO tho Nench .. -.
ID" Font Not Entitled To !. :.
"tor!al Tosa.

Washington, May 1.-THE .r,.
Tor sabine Pass seems 10 haye
t'inc' Representative Cooper .av !,
~ through the house with M a,,,
either IN the annual amount ,n.
in the provision for a continua,ion :,
''"ct work to the extent OF the r.n,s.
umount of the original es,im.,..
allowed the secretary of war IN ~.
tWcts for completion of the wo,. :. \
amount of ST. io3, So. When tho hin ~,
the senate committee ON conn..'.
provision for a continuation a, 49,.
work was stricken out and for ,'s.
seemed as If Sabine Pass would n,
one appropriation for the en,n,..
ycaraund would be compelled tn 49,, h
what w"s obtained thereafter, ju., y
the members of the senate comm,,,.. h
played this hostility TO Sabine pa, b
never been uscerlu.ned. When ~.
rchched the floor of the senais T.
Minis secured the rvlnser,ipn ~ ~. y
tract provision and 1t seemed ,,',, "
Sabine Pass appropriation nus asa,
a sound footing
Hut evidently the chairman Of N. u
NOR. committee, Senator FRYE, Ia. NJ
for Sabine Pass. just before Ina n
passed the SENATE FRIDAY afternoon N
out any explanation or discussion \, !,
nonnced that he had been informed In,
! million dollars was ii sufficient amo,,,,
| ma continuation of the work pioyIi,S ,
in section so aud so, page so and a
| he river aud hnrhor bill and ,h.,,;.
urged thut the remaining amount nm
he stricken ont rhe was done w.,tos,
! protest. No one seemed to have raI !,
attention to the matter and the bill +
passed and Went to the conference n 4
srlpc. II is pending here how anj 4
blow to Subino Fuss was only discoy,,
by the house conierces. who will n,
every effort possible TO secure the re-s
ton Of the appropriation as 1t origin
Ig.t
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HOUSTON. SATURDAY. MAY Ia. ~.
FIRST CHANCE TO rnn SELLERS

.
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farmer INC '"''h'' "N'
c"sse" ne" "h"i" W
IL oePei'uei'' 'o' "'F
"i"o'"io'h' '''''' "7'
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. "'" s''' 'N
ter'ai man cn'"''S '''
o'l'eh M" ia" '''"'"'' w
must become buyer "''r'
tcrial HAS been worked Owe" az
ms the W"Fe-chrh'''
quoted w"R u"oiht '""'' :" ''f''
OF the factory A"ie'"
IL not to have tue mrs, chnn'' w 'h' Ninl
lean mnr's"i 'he buyer W no '' D'Ne WAC
advantage; the conF"mer '' N"' "'NN.'N ''
the governmental dror'n''na''nn' ho' 'hf
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HE nnrnrsnNrs ONLY prMsurr

v-,uo ,r,,,,,,r ,s J., .roxoa 4, may. ,,o vol,
~
~, ,,,,,t d,,trtst,o,t., .,,, t
'he u''''u'''''i'
fore, against democracy TO i7m"mher tiir'
he does not represent thu deoeu, detno-
cratic sentiment or element IA h'' state
nor even tho sentiment Of tia party nfno-
.,,,.s ,,.,,,, h,,o no,ne, hin, ,,,,o ,,o.,,,..,
His hons, that be would 60 ont NJ H..
,.,- ...,. ,,,.,
democratic convention ~ 'hi'afe ~ i''r
event mat DC ihlie" 10 E't ""o' ~ wanted,
49,, ~ ro,,t,c,,n wh, Ina ham 90,
,,.,,,s,., IA, ,ho ro,orlotv ~ Inns ot,,a.n.,
untt, ha ,marines he IL of sunien,. CON.
,,,.,,,. me r,por,s from south chrot,na
d,, No, ,,a,c,tr INIT he viii be ANA t., carr,
80 ,h,n,, ,,,o execution rb, c,tt.,r,
-,
r,o a.,n,.r,ts ., south ,srnlna arc
consi,lorahly ifri,ntod ny tho ooasling a
Their pitchiofk sn', nv ,.,,,,n,,,mc,. Xxx. ~,
tn,,,itea senator nm win lie inabiny H.
control his rSi ~ ~ s,,,il, ,.a1.,
, In. wo MD, follow him whcioyer ns won't
and do whates", ne t ,,,rv ,sY,na y ~
i ihsss "a, az he renrescntn,tvcs IN congress
aud other PROMINENT de,noc,a,a IA S9 api,,
s au,s' mari n1' md viii nrouso considerable
recruitment at home. While the siAtelueat
y more or i'ss o, /" nrrei,sh"a ny ,noss u
whom IL refers. Tillman's loadersl'p ha,
been gained by ski,,u'.y p ,ny,n uhn n, ~
wh,ms Ana ana 1 nnm,,a,ion Of south Garoln,
which msre nsyslo ,M hs has prtt"naeu I,
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''r No" >ri crescent ifna "eio lower
INA Wrtr ot fAeh assertion N is stated
'N ''"'' NlN l''
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AMArIIIjN llNLL


lhla ANe'uann
TITO orenifs ct thp tato h.i soa CO.'S not
only hiugs tfo professional psyor, bar
inc fever rs contagious. aud iei os thr
clty amateur clNbs are oiratA2ed ioe
sAmos of ulta.nrs. in 'ionalen Aer att
all knas ~ nsil liaycrs Tic whol, sll'
rr,0ery d,fka railway cerk4. 'ietks ~
tlo offices of tha htswtg.rs. aud Tho
Noungor society Mes. INnu tne haehers
NuAs trn i,nuwn 60 .duisr ireSr ssi"os
a e. Il urVe va ile.7tro so AAr par,iDi-
pants ald iuu'r tttei ~. ahd III ltik IN
loDi " iho naino lpp $40 raHae lfefN iA
la "a maud. laeeo gaines are 4 Hftai.N iot
q uominnl admission, me p ''AS b'ins
ooNe.td - ,nme tatiy tani
fooas phcie Viii 40 sihfh at ieaEAo
lark tfour tubs Wli m'oi Wta tnl ana
ine orr MiN pp. AblS 90 as p}nle D.
/ 4 same MS nsrR aFtauHpd for th+s Aitr'
! uoon NftNtcn ihe isWesgntp NN,s II "a
iwe Y"3.sei t.g' q eiNNH' We ~ -
| 4 n't look and AZ obey nave lafEa num-
her OF mds "a nus in the city, shfle ",ll
| Lac quito a .Arsa ftltnfinhre ni Ahe iNtf :
10 see the gen.l men weo lave h,er
| graceful GA ihp all innin door WINK a.,
| bat ana threw the bail a,l 80 iao rat"
| An Hour iuier 3 % cioak--two saher teams
VIII arrive lhe iuh Il tue c4riks nt III
| American hrrMsrN uas b'vu rfnisnnlstt
ard have ariangld fur a HAinc wiih ih'
elvrks nt die general f-Nss "f N" i"ns
tnn and TeNas Central. They expect &
find clear ilell iur 4 ga'no III" society
boys wiii probably Lave nino peints o
the iaw IN their hAnlT, lut wno VIII llA'
tie zane remaius o. he sem. Tho rAil
| readers ard The brewers say hey Rave tn
park engaged, and to snc'aiy hoNs, n
| doubt thiuk hey haYa. Tie batteries ~
the last mentioned game win hn; Cen
| trails - MATHS ard owen. brewers w "
: gina snd HuBhey.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-16

New York. May ia special 10 me
Herald from Havana says the Marquis
die palmiro, secretary Of the s"verhhen'
Of tho Island. has given out lhls s-a'c-
mcnt, ,,, ,,,,u ,o ,,nt-
u.ltr,, N.hateVcr against American clt'AehS
AZ such. and if 1t were not abSolnlely nv
nsssary 10 pat stop TO iiihusieIllls "
,,,it,iii,s 10 would take real pleasure III
m.tIinning the condemned prisoners iron'
ina competitor, Foreigners as Wen ~
srauiah. but ~ IL necessary TO MAKE an
example If ,hrm and he must perform
l.s.. a.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-16
NNrnlEs NOR sT. LOuls kACl

ENTRIES FOR 81. LOUIS RACES
FIRST race. four and a half fnrlonss' sell
Ing. .Nctr-oida- Eresca, kassala, Saia-
uuo senator ronrosc. Munona' tiia ~
pawn. Gallant II. ie. iron Packet W.
Dady iriitanir. r.
Second race. N,rce-fourihs of a ni's'
selling nruyo 20, Irish 'thlei y IoweiSt,
H,n Nudau p5 Helena Ngic W. Elcn. sac
iiumc. IN CAPTAIN lUl, I,rctenrer lVS' ~
l'uert. Constantine iNl, Aii. ie,i" no.
llnrrnia queen. Nic1hni i1l. llnsh wv
mira race. one mile aud twenty yarns
elhlr Midland %. Royal Choice ~
~ n.ap.r $780, jimmie X Tom Emaie lp''
inr Naldoil ~ Sinpurst' iihN' hoine'
F1DrN race. hroo-fonrths OF mile,
Laurel Stakes Flying lnitchman l4N AhE
uc ip SICK ~. rnrtnli.iA I"'rg"
yul Il ilg, laureate ltl SalN ahlc. Afnlh-
no. iN bon carillo Lady Diamond ~
amelia May "a Forget %
lsif'h race five ana II half fnriong% SCI
nE rluic go. Ferris iiar'man l2 lraui-
lion u.s. Bell" II pakgrov". Nplnh ""
,uslhin 's MINT. " ~ imuiilda inp
sixih race. four AMI a half fli i...,,,e,,
selling q v.ar-oia-- Nnko'i AUX usAnA
poni SKIP Me. Hnmnr %, Tin cup ~
Mli Wcs'. Husselia. Lincoln lpa' IRE
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l,ANsAs cirY NAclss.

rensas ciiy. Mo. May ~ There are
NOW 20 hor3os stabbed at t:kpoNltien park
10y r,r spriHs mrcung that hesins o.
saturlap "A NNek and 'talle room has al
fc.dy heen onelsi t'r hNf IS macy
siN furiuiirs NiN .usi May w secretary
pe.ius of tho local racing association hAs
GONG - 81 Louis iu ths lat Hresis OF 'hf
fs1ysfiff
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-16

Nea York Msy Is Evening Posts lon-
Ion financial sahlermm me stock MIR
bots were active aai huoyuni today, hut
fleaa1 uuirr the hrsl. AMERICANS N.Y."
dul ah tht disappo nuneiN small rrHrV0-r
In Wall street Yesterday to- the drwNni
hvif South Americans, purely At&ap-
lne- hayo been nlnlng. but siA."d in-
der lhe best prices Nancy IS sIH tiNht,
are Berlu market was dull, The Paris
hourse. which bad been urn, closed
NH
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New york. MAY -. london dispatch
stys The numNef % American yachts
aree and spnii LOW on this siin OF d
Ntlnnt, Ia trY rnnniualnnS Wtih rnhllsN
SON rs considerably inrsot iHAn nFunl
whigh fact is the -uhiseI of mitch ~
ln.n' from u i'nal.Yh press ana S'lNlA'
nan ia f,it that tAtrc VIII b. NO reprr
t,tson ot the disErsepfh Dnnravrn an'.,r,
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..o n1.ANr r0YpTIAS ' sSl

Calvert, Texas, May ,,,..r.aaer y
has received through - .,sa ilresy
lot of Egyptian Gotten often farm arm ne ,fs z
caro- to be used on ms nsrlnenlsslss ~
coloiirl Peters Is e r. i, can r,,stl
Egyptian cotton ana Il ulsy ssas
July grown here Il WI Il i $3.50
in Texas agiic nlture man TeSe
8 cents a pound moie
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n prominent Cuban sympathizcr, at,i WE
"",dsctpd win him for two hours. lie al
t"rwaii is took the Southern Pacific ,rain
cast for Montgomery, Ma .una,ii
nrent who gO"s under the haht o. w, .
ma who has his headquarters AZ tnc AZ
cadc hotel has been sending 'unhh re-
rrllts TO New York and Montgomery
Ala, for HE past week.
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rVrNTs Ar ST. LOUIS.

81. Louis. Mo. May Is lTpir Ground re-
suits.
SIX n,lones. seilar Arieil 81. G.
slns ,or, even. won. Au'"oia "a Murphy
30 .o L. and. Cnsiaile. ~, StrN'' W 70 l.
thNl 4 me 70 ,,
six ara nc hair ferones' selling ,Fl on
tier. TO tiartn, to 3, wun u Mnfln.
ins G. <innpAinr. 70 10 sacord Sych-
norn 1884, sunn, 10 ia l. 'lfh lf'nr 100
ff,c f0rianes Ty ln9n, 'l' Marin
even. aon oineheu, ili TnNoi 10 !.
sceonl Ear he, l05- Ashl'y ~ 70 T.
tNta Tim" oas
SN mil or Won't 50 e. VI 'inrHer
Won tffamn i'n NTffin 20 "a
secsi.f. sadie rltiNnt. u.s. nerr, TO Dc
thri r5ua L17ts.
intscr "p ta T. wou " 'cnrN, lN NVr
phy go ! s'goua Nc N'ten. h9 9
sNli,ef,r 3 10 T. tHnsf nnc
rNt aad ous-hnlf frnHes MAID OF
n or m Wohftcr Pa 20 :. WIN N'h Y
s.pth % Garncr T 70 oni; MIMI.
v 3su IS, Gra9on v I" !. taiii. RIM
l1a
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No rnnAcco EXroRr.

NndlId May ln---AIVIres ItoW TIHVHHf
stato ma, a decree viii be published to-
morrow nrohihi,iug the export OF leal
tonacco from the vuolta Abaio district
and from Havana in order to prevent the
tuut-trv In CUBA.
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Washington, May DE- ,'ar Of ,h
occupied itself in the pass, .ars Mt y
vnte pension hills which " AVS fns'
upon during The sps','' r aSl 2 3
thoy could "A were I'D. q tui Cd 's,J
they were n ol eni leaving but y. :.
drod were passFd' II, y
undI,ncs sod Of Tho session., /,
ard rose 10 a que illv ,n,s Of sem
paner reprcsenlati,.se;s., s, ti,si y y, "
months ago. 10 IA. 4. house N . N
.cred the hall a. imt mad ReA
Gated condition il.n ie9ohlored porters- sssis'
0u Hr By ' ,Ss l nSb, ,R; S''ia,Ss ,aS
house adjourned ui''" c,x
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-16

Texas upon the responsibility and invita-
ton OF n young local politician Mt Dallas
must no, tc Interpreted as eau from the
democracy OF Texas. nor az an 'ndofse-
mont OF his Incorporate views ana utter
anocs.
of course, he will draw while here, Jus,
~ nnrnum & noIicys wcoily man would
draw
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-16
c,,>nnAl.1I,r rs WASHINGTON

Washington. Nay i5-Gencrai fh ~,
Lee. newly appointed consul ssa,. !,
lIayunn. arrived in washington ~. -. =, i
and called ut the state depar'hr1' ~ :,
to consult with tho Officials unu ~ !.
rull directions for his duty prl0' "
Ing for his post.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-16

san Antonio, Texas. May ls-seper
Tueseda. a leadug member Of the cuban
mnta tn this country arrived In this city
last night from Mexico on his way East
He MAS mel at the train by Rafael Liaz
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-16
NORTON CADETS WON.

s''Nsr ia, May 1.-THE Galveston
OF W nsh.ngton.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-16

lly by the club authorities on the te,u ,
Of the players. to prevent further ,fo.ip,c
Tho BuNalocs open here next iues'"s
with sherman. c,sr
Iltiie Jimmy Slaglc was hurt NJ sher
nnn ana laid off game or Two
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-16

No wen regulated household should be
~ a'l ~. n"iiie OF pr Selgerts Anpos-
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nr another tune Having in large meas
IRE obtained the gehcthl ''"'i VIZ"
80 per- ', , nan. n,.,e,
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Nfon,

No. naIudcd II means
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-16

white tho republican convention OF Col
orndo waa discussing the proprleiy Of
asking senator Wolcett to resign ms a
i'utod States senntor he t,lreraphed TO
,hn convention his Destination to hccomr
a candidate for driosalo 10 81 Louis.
rho Senator IS one of ihe few politicians
who know whom re giapos are too hugh
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-02-15

The steamer umaiiiia sailed from San
Francisco Friday. with these passengers:
For victoria-~A. Nations. Mrs. McCanders,
Mrs. Gilmore and child. Mrs. X. Stick
ney. w. G. McCori. Pauline Smith. II. J /,
Mcmillan, Miss A. Miller. Mrs. l.. Bea-
nett. Miss Burke. Mrs. X. Hyfners, Misg
Clifton. Miss Loyelace. Miss Winter. J. II.
cunard
Port TOwnsend-c. Muschier. O.. AhefY.
~, Watts, ~. McLenuan. r. III. Mecca
nell. r. y. Mckinley. Mrs. NJ. Isaltier,
MIRA NJ. Easter. r. NJ. lin.
seattIe-c. X. Barker. =. Cameron. j. T..
Bell, j. W. cerbett, &, G. Bentley. IL.
Tannon. Minch boyd. s. X. shomie. III. II.
Watkins, ". T.. Ogden, A. X. Holmes ard
wife. Freda Rising. u. w. Johnson. II. II.
Eiderwin. Mrs. ilisIey. G. Iitner. G.. ~.
Brown. n. {, SmithFon. G. -. Churchill.
n. McNarry. j. Butler. Il. NJ. Rockwell
Tacoma-i.. Hadloek. q. T.. Waller VITO
and child. G. r. Bushnell. r. T.. Grlper. J.
Champiln and wife "a. Pineus. A. -. Gei-
vus T.. werren and wife. Capt sichois,
q. III. Hazard. J. Il. cootes and wife. M.
y. Hunt and wife. G. II. Hertzer ard wife.
Mrs X. Olsen.