davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-12-16

b, ARLINGTON, Dec. l6.-Mem bers
MIR. nouss ways and means com.
nsSe say the report outlining au
h. Este scheme TOR tariff on oliver in
,uch Low OIL Is merely n fiction. No
,lthopio posiiion has besn copslu cred,
lbsrogn II lie generally understood
NV, "ii DO duty Oh all ores OF W hicb
,hs 70 be produced. Members OF
ioi'Iss said today: "a duty
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-12-16

CHICAGO, Dec. l6.-Wheat broke
over 4 rents bushel today. May
closed al within an eighth OF TIE
DAY. Reports Of damage to the win
ter wheat by the Hessian fly through
the west ana northwest held the prices
tirm till the last hour OF the session,
when heavy deliveries especially by
Armour started free liquidation anu
the prices broke sharply. The market
closed weak.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-12-16

MUNICH, Dec. ls.-The loss OF life
by an explosion which destroyed the
Won Cromer match factory at Asch sff;
enburg was much greater than pre-.
viousIy reported. Fifteen women anu
girls employed In the main building
adjoining building were fatally or
seriously Injured.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-12-16

on silver would be as useless IA du,y
on rein wster Tor the reason that no
silver IL importe1 into thia country.
The only thing we can do Tor silver
minefs VIII be- to put duty on Next
can lead ore OF which silver is a Dig
product. By doing this we give
pro ection 10 the lead interests and in.
cidentaily to the silver miners.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-12-16
IKE LABOR CONVENTION.
several Reports Adopted - Trouble
win brewers.

Win brewers.
CINCINNATI, Dec. l6-Thu conyep-
ton or tho American Federation of
Labor today directed the secretary to
notify the unions OF bartsnders pnd
hotels and restaurant walters that
their representative, w. g. r0meroy
of Chicago. had been refused a seat In
The convention ana the Aiterna,es
would be sealed.
The committee on labels reported
fevorably on the recommendation OF
cigar makers that tin or cardboard
signs giving various labels DO made
and distributed pro rata among the
unions so as to fsmiliarizs the public
with the labels OF trades. CONQUERED
In.
Tho report OF the grievance commit.
tee that the United Labor league of
western Pennsylvania WAS not sfiili.
sting with the body and that its appii
cation could not be considered, was
concurred ID.
The report that marine engineers OF
st. Louis should belong to separate
orgs nizstions WAS adopted.
The repnrt that tue Brewers union
Of New York be- given TIL January
lat to comply with the conditions of
the agreement proposed at the last
convention brought out long discus-
sion OF the old trouble with the brew
era of New York, which consumed
most OF the forenoon session.
Mr.. CLARK reviewed the Olnsy ar
bitration bill ut length and urged that
all labor organizations exercise the
Jules. infiusnce to secure Its passage.
p. Il. Duty, Kansas City, offered a
resolution resflirming the Armour
Packing company boycott and insistinR
on pushing the boycott more vigorous
~. Adopted and a special com mittee
appointed to report plans for pushing
the boycott.
There being a number OF rssolu tions
ready on the Cuban question, that SUBJ
iect was made the special order Of this
Afternoon.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-12-16
bFA1iiIAn sympathy for Cuba,

NEW YORK, Doc. l6.--A dispatch
Brazil, says:
ma meeting to express sympathy for
Inv. ouoAn revoidtionists was held In
cHy, ATTENDED by 5000 persons.
s,a uot fattocince spoke. There was
sas 80. enthusiasm aud motion was
sOp.eu ssEing the government to
ss1 recognition Of tue beliigerency
b, sne cnosns. Otber meetings will be
iSs NV a snu resolutions OF sympathy for
sue usash OF Maceo viii be proposed,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-12-16

States take coguizance Of the fact that
war is now being wsgod in Cuba, that
the peple thereof may erJoy political
freedom and that the people OF Cubs,
in their Efforts Tor success have the
sympathy aud best wishes OF the people
OF the U niteu Sts,es.u
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-12-16
VENEZUELA pREPAnIRG.
The citizens VIII Have so Guus VIXEN
tongress Meets.

NEW YORK, Dec. ia dispatch to
the herAId from Caracas, Venezuela,
says:
The government has decided that
there shall be no extra session OF con-
gress. The president has issued a
decree also that the government OF the
federal district anu the presidents OF
all the states shall take legal measures
to collect oil arms and smmunitions in
the country before the opening OF
congress, Feb. 10. This order does not
apply to the munitions held by the
army.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-12-16

HAMBURG, Dec. l6.-The Germ. IN
mail s,es MIR Edusrd Kohl, reported
to have been lost on her way to the
West African colonies, arrived safely
at Las Palmss, Canary islands, on
Monday.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-12-16

CANTON, Ohio, Dec. Lett is ths
intention OF Presiient.elect McKinley
to go to Chicago tonight to join MS
wife.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-12-16

LAGANYARA, Venezuela, Dec. l6.--
The Hamburg-Am erican liner Thur
iugs, winch lett Hamburg November
ID for West Indian ports ia ashore sast
OF Port Curacuco, leland OF Curacuco,
about seventy-tive miles from the
Venezuelan coast.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-12-16

afternoon. She reported TO tie navy
department that she had been unable
to overhaul the flibuslering Three
Friends.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-12-16

Could Not Catch the riiibustsr,
WASHINGTON. Dsc. 16.-Ths cruiser
Newark returned to key West thia
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-12-16
STORMY AND COLD.
. Hurricane Sweeps The Eastern Coast
from The Mexican Gulf.
LIFE SAVERS READY FOR WORK.
Tho Temperature Well Dawn Toward
yero--Snow Falling--brafIls
interrupted.

New YORK, Dec. l6.-A violent
,torm struck this city laet night which
was born on the Gulf OF Mexico. The
form moved very slowly northward
du,ing the day and in the evening
was central at Norfolk, Va, and still
moving slowly northward. There was
rain along the southern coast. and at
Norfolk there was 80 inches.
Hurricane signals hoated along the
greater part OF the Atlantic coast, Tor
The storm threatened great danger to
shipping.
In this city the temperature was at
the freezing point, amt the wind blew
al IS miles an hour. AT Sandy Hook
uwas AZ miles anu the came at Nam
iueket, while at Block Island, which
is always the point on the coast where
The wind 10 strongest when there 10 u
big storm, 1t was blowing at sixty
miles an hour.
From Egg Harbor, N. j., it is re-
ported tina. the storm promises to be
one OF the worst ever known there.
The thermometer has fallen twenty.
four degrees ana the wind is blowing
~ miles an hour and conetantly in
cteasing. Constant fiurries of snow
dill the air. Everything along the
cast has been made ready. The life
saving patrols have been doubled in
anticipation of wrecks and every
man notified to be on uuty. The only
wreck SO far reported Is that OF the
coal laden schooner Grace X. Green,
which was abandoned between Long
Branch and the Highlsndf. The crew
were taken of by the Oh Dominion
steamer Yorktown.
LAgER REPORTS.
NEW YORK, Dec. l6.-The suow
storm when began yesterday afternoon
BtiIl continues. AT . O'Clock Sandy
Hook reported the wind blowing
from nortn northeast forty miles an
hour and 1t was very thick of shore.
This telephone line connecting
Sandy Hook with the life saving
stations ON the jersey coast 10 down,
preventing reports from the life savers.
Telesraphio reports from the Long
branch ana Ashbury park say nothing
has been seen Of the schooner Grace
X. Green, abandoned yesterday alter
the rescre OF hor crew ty The steamer
Y0Tkf0wn.
tbs thick Rtmosphere caused by the
snow Storm interferes materially with
liver and haroor navigation.
Only two steamers reached Quaran-
tine thia morning, the Starlight from
swansea and the Asloun from China
ports. N vessels lett port.
PHlLApELPHIA, Dec. is. - The
storm at uOOn to-day SHOWS no sigps Of
abaiing. Suburban trolley lines, with
one or two exceptions, are snow.
eound. Snow to depth OF six inches
has fallen.
NEW YORK, Dec. 16.--Reports from
Connt c1icut anu Massachusetts and
the Interior OF New York show the
Storm is OF great range. Snow has
fallen to u depth OF three to eight
Inches. The temperature is well down
toward the zero mark.
BOSTON, Dec. l6.-A severe storm
has Deen raging here since shortly be.
lore miuc day. The wind from the north
is blowing at the rate Of thiriy-seven
milss an hour. Tho temperature is IS
degrees below zero.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-03-16
LETTER FROM MISS BARTON.


Tells of the First Steps Taken Tovss
Armenian Relief.
New York. March i5.--The follasas
are extracts from report by man nm
Miss Clara Barton to the American M
tional Red Cross here. The report % diL|
ed Constantinoplo, February 10:
"1mmedlately on our arriving mere! ag|
Terrell lost no time in notifying the II
ernment and asking an audience trf 4
with the foreign minister. THIS was gFilsI
ed and held on the 18th. We were inic5S]
cd that the permit was granted l0F N
party to enter the interior TO afford Il
lief to the suffering people there ana ~
no Instructions would be put in our WI
Mr.. Terrell at once cahied that iMa..|
alton TO Mr.. Olney, but the permit o. III
pers are TO be signed by the sultan, i.'l
is the time OF the great fast OF f'aaa'.-ll
during which no Work but tl.e o.e. nv. y
labor is supposed to be done anu Wv
pers have thus been kept Wai'ils ~
now" III. AL
Since the date of this letter caos n
patches have announced the s'snns
the papers by the sultan aaa ille a 'ssrrl
of the necessary permits ana pa s'si. N
The report continues: Mea'i%n, s.stiu5
are not losing a moments tlhui .s,'M N
news comes In from the pa'l.e .ss.,rr
Xeitoun. our agents are daily paisAss. ~,
supplies 10 he taken by caravan Iii N
Alexnndretta. The Turkish suias W NJ
provided and Or. Hubbell WIN sas Il;
first detachment up IN the sr sn srsl
mountains to hunger, naSf,np.SSs ~, fosl
pox and typhus. 1t is sara va Va fcurl
such as grain, flour. etc, can .afors n
ali through the interior, u,e''W We shli
ahal, not have 10 transport thal; ", n M
aa,,,iov our customary methoas rs,sts|
ondaayor TO assist the people W sr,,sss|
for themselves as soon as
will permit" ,Aa pev Or. III
son smith secretary OF me s,rsico rssII
hoard of commissioners lot ~ r.snresss.il
sions. Boston, addressed 70 Ia 81 nave bzi|
lives of the Red Cross says a r,on's erI|
delighted to learn of MISS p ,,,csess Of m
into Constantinople, OF w ~, which ~
interview and the fre steS Gross for v
been extended to the 49, All fuS1
rc.ie Rave come into our ni, NJ PtkI
mlbc' forwarded directly 10 ou' warrss1
Cur missionaries will give d'S Gross. n
our i,il7si .,,istance TO the REQ .Hssth1
possible a1 IA heir efforts to tne t .r u
at one ,,, az" If relief in this new ha,ndsra
Pm iU'co ut,,ldp themselves a. II sh6I
VIII m4n FOR ali their seryissses rsiucsa|
I'll H. soc the suffering soihemm otivs n
S Tharo cap be but one proprra that u
~ e,rt of any one now as'1 rossible ~
s l, forward as promptly sss,be fcr ~
largest sums of money po'
gracious work.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-03-16
AN AID TO BUSINESS.


OF all the baselcss and sllly propositions
announced with reference to the e.
feots Of the bond sale. the most haseless
and the suies, was that Of the New York
sunday Dispatch. whom &, declared thss
1.-The withdrawal Of one hundred millions
Of dollars from private pockets 20 he tn
vested In United states bonds, IS a new
menace to business and rowling prosper
ity"
The government. says the Dispatch fur
Their. becomes n competitor against public
and private enterprises OF all descriptions
The chigf reason why these bonds ware
subscribed for five times over was ihe de-
sire by the hoariers Of money to set what
they regarded as the safest possible invest
nent In the country. even at a ridiculously
fman return from business standpoint
Tho government got the veFy money TIA.
was too cowarily Ca take hold Of amy pri-
vato enterprises, Not dollar for a bond
came out OF any other Investment The
faot that the bidders wers content 20 sc-
cept loss than four and 81 some cases less
than three pr cent interest rs sufficient
evidence shA9 the money bia was !as
n,oncy--of no earthly use ~ any human
being Ia ths community hpt It's owner. IN
ore Hense Il WINS merely trauafor from
'ts h.dlng place ia Stocking or under the
hearth 20 The treasury vault
Eet once tn the t5eaaur2- vault SIS good
Offices begin Instead Of being ca pew
raensce 20 business ana reviy,nr prosper
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-03-16
IMPOTENCE AND axrRAvAGANcE.

~. ...,..,..,.. ..,-----...
49,. ,s........,.
.,-'.,,...-.- ..,
--...,..,
~ s.aa,. '-
' '' 'i''
'''"
'' '.iH'"r
49,. '''o, T.
.-. ','' "'' W p''h''
''iHp't's
% '''' ''''''''' DS '1e Aea's
row. '' 'St'sN o'iy "nch 'Ae
'" '"'l' moment ana not
"'-H P"'A' poiioy- Int any
'''''''oF ~ r'pEo 'i"'lFe' VINO 70 ton lazy
'' N'''''i'"''n .'a'' 'o go 10 'ne departments
ans ob'A'n sac necessary Information of 10
'he conalil9a OF private claims ana private
matt ~ merely iniroanees a resolution In
AVS mouse Gaining Tor such documents and
reports ana information aA no may desire
ana the ohiiging government, at gteat cx-
ponSo OF time ond clerk hire. proceeds TO
comply WIN the request. li complying IN
paF' WIN request from Serafor Mitchell
OF presph' throhgh the senate, for all tho
department records relating TO claim by
one H. A. Horny against the Fin Islands.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-03-16
I.sr4ALc 09N1ALEs.

~
''"" Ne.fi "ltt Nearing Completion
it-tit Huslno9s Changes
Gonzales Texas hiarch fi-srbo De-.
missionary. o,. bl. a,,,,,,t ,.,,,.,,, -.
,4 .t '""''uS through
"t' '''' STATE. N visiting this old and
historic town. ticn lu natural rsaoproos
vi-A lr tlle 81 4r,- nj o.-,f,.. ,t,,,., IT, ~
T." 'aI'y tIh's III IeNaS
'' ''' I""hH'HB agricultural lands
,so,.t., ,..-.... -" o'''No'ls'
h.... 40 'N' pioneers who
i' 'NNlAh Irrational mean
NE or thr name, TEXAS" syuon{rnous
with tho word ",yelcocre ., ,,bi~h ~, a.,
tl,. ,f.,i...+ .......i.,.- '1' -
-'a 4''''.t' u'''"'ul'1n OF the name OF our
4"t HAALe
About the rrst tbto,~ .hat .....,. -
,,,i..,.....,. ""NSHt t''e
,,l.,,,., "uo inc massive pro
NV'ilpns OF The new court house. now
neaflrs copaplefiop. rho fIntahtn,. t,.,,,,,.-
were t..l,,.,. ,.ll..l - ne
t,..,s, ~ N-~ almost competed
"""1'hE' 'ndcr the personal supervision
OK that master uooI ,vor,,,,.,r n 80
Keller .-n, t.. 49,, -. -,
{ort,.,. - s ~" - HiH"S YEARS beeh the
lAstiuu f,,',,.,,,,,'',', ',"i hroeser
many 49,, tt - :" WINES" "hill auorn
It,S.tt,.. ti'7'
of "a iisrtHr.,' NV court mouse, though
In rr.,,,rn ~ ,,''t,i' ~ tH' he% mansion
rna ,i'h NNi'H' H.tlul on Norih ave
e. itN NNaihn lot TINS hutsdlng. which
+, 'Ve 01'tstl EGteN lor MT j, h. Ken
ut,, -, Si.'' ~, ~ atEi"; we plans were
a. 1871 Wy AnAuoo y NooleY. the san
ii,.s,o,l'o "ICh.lecsS' ihey have in this
-, XIV Ne'lpNfN themselves in
,n,,.,'.SS ~ u.a'sn, eoHpnc1 with modern
or, ,',,, ne Nishndushs rather
49, 49, S1ll' are thc Contractors and have
80 ."i'hta ahlHhNAt INC foremost build
,it.,., ~ ZIP ION OF me state, having
Nf ~ ". "a, 'iHp2ItIht WORK IA the city.
+" ,.tl. ru"l'eled me mausion under con-
tih oc 40" Wiil nave cost something over
F",~v
A'V"S 'llN important business changes
iiiat nave occurred IN The city since my
70 N.it may he mentioned he new firm
| W ttpth Y Lewis, TWO promising young
| tuui1i' worthy successors 10 tho Old and
| Ven eSihnioshed firm OF W. B Cayeu x
| 90 tnty are dealers In hardware and
lM,nlailnH H"ooa, carrying a full and
! tV"lpl9te Stock, Their business establish
| iirnNht rs rapidly fiiling with new goods.
/ lte itni vs. prepared and j. fully COM
! patent TO carry on tho largest business or
~ eiass In southwest TeXnS.
! ,A'f iitH lhhtdN, the missionary had tho
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-03-16
RibbO

Ribbons play
role in the maxi
new Easter cost
have them in an
riety of colors, Al
widths, and they
ranted All silk,
withstanding the
Nos. 5 and Z at
Nos. Q and ~ at
Nos. 16 and % at
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-03-16

John Bun Is stiA harping ON his grand,
u1l11naiaSzul emperor OF Germany. Tho new
navy OF England--for tho English naval
constructions estimates mean as much as
new navy--is 10 be blood and iron
warning to the young war lord TO keep his
hand Off the British colonial schemes.
America is consideratoly assured that the
menace is not for her-but tho big new
nhips viii be available for any emergency
all tie same.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-03-16
POSTMASTER suIcIpEp'
ian i'oeh Nv inspectors, NJ,

Had Rcen Found Shor, in
Kansas city, Kan, March -..r.ruasa|
, 49, far cmbezzlement OF s0,rt ~
snnds Frank Mapes, postmasu .'srla n
luhoS' ,rntt,ss suicide this Ho,.s ~ n
his own residence. On INV hero sni n
postoffice inspectors arrivea a a TIL
Gan an investigation of the oins osspis
tbs,r arrival MIapes showed 10 u.4,,estia|
hn+ os thew pursued their inss.1 s,cirs|
through Friday and satuiu .,,,,s fhs n
nervous and depressed IN spkl last rs.|
spectors finished their uwroyea he "
and their investigatlonz from tns ssss,I
master 20 pe 81 q" the ofilcs 70 ,s, US trssI
If nrobehly s.acO. Mapes unu,spit Is evls,,i,,l
~ a ~ conliiion of his trust an ss,norroT. M
ha fe,, red arrest today OF unnr 81 snsss
dscidrd i1non death. HIS na IA tha saif.'vs
his life was sensational I'D Of berS
Al breakfast he compiaiS soon sfiti rssl
and retired TO his roony, ,r three me- sssl
Ia had his wife SEM n ~, standi9. urs
n l oesm en- aiie arriyed at the 70 sess,,
49, ,,at tha,n at the doc han pr'..
Mapes me. ,, me-, open the door Mn M, Assa,
SHOT 1 rang through the hou ~. pos,uiss's's,
and tho three men , ran HIN II ID The he. a SIss
bedroom. They. found or. out ~ .ssa,s3
of death. He had bioww The ecssls.
and died almost ins,atar by IN ,yd
was appointed pos,nag 10. H. ~ ~
CLEVELAND Lnl et IN local and snaai 10 v
. ueei' III Das under s-e.Wv, mess neh 4
government s,oS with local iiropS asa srsbiss
sureties. The funds Sssrsd IN III
10 have been squa,,, .. h provided .M
ani drink. His fainiis Mich b. cav
$4,000 life insurance. W" az
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-03-16

jealous TO remain quiet and as italy Is
losing. tho Britsher is alarmed for his
safety In Egypt. It's o memorable day on
tho outskirts OF civilization when England
fails TO have her name putt In the pot.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-03-16
Mattir

Home influences contr'
world. Make home attire
Portable and You elevate
refine the family. a pretty
the first essential to q retil
~, style, nxwno9s and com
In Our new Mattings.
Extra Heavy china MIA
Ii4c a yard.
Seamless and Tulaid Jai
at loo, Zoe and 2So a yart
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-03-16

The New York World and Tribune arc
not allowed IN she Turkish dominions now.
according to the mandate of the sublime
porte 1t IS barely possible the public may
have been doing the sultan great injustice,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-03-16

IL might have been expected that Eng
land would want to take hand In the
Soudan or Abyssinian campaigns. II Italy
had won. John Bull would have been too
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-03-16

l, IS comparatively easy thing. after
all, 10 Keep tbs peace in kentucky-war
tp there is such a serious matter.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-03-16

Efforts to blow up Mr.. Armour continue,
while that gentleman is SIN rejecting
upon Mr. Laidlaws snt0o verdict against
Mr.. Sage.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-03-16
INSTRUCTED FOR OWEN.

Edna, TeAas, March M,-The precinct
democratic conventon met this nfter.
noon, elected delegates to the county CON
vention and enthusiastically Instructed
for Hon. !. ", owen fnr congress-
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-03-16

This is a recently nd
with US, and judging II
We must be nea.ly right
quality.
Ladies Cher1ise. all ~
made at 26e. zee and 70
Ladies' Drawers at 25c,
Ladies' Gowns at Zoe (;
Ladies' skirts at 50c. 75c
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-03-16

As the smoke OF the last expiring emhers
Of tho American flags drifts away. let US
hope the young Spanish students Will here
after think Of thor heads in the morning.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-03-16

Another great argument for better drain
age was furnished Houston yesterday
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-03-16

General Weyier IS said TO be an ardent.
republican. He seems TO have wiped out
ali distinctions betwcen the Cubans-male
or female. odd or young.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-03-16

Mr.. FiiEsimmous gives emphatic evidence
OF Purpose to 80 the way OF nil great
eonQgerors--A relapse into luxury and tho
pursuit Of pleasure. while turning deaf
ear TO the calls 10 the iioid
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-03-16

Mr.. Reeds congress IS not so loyal TO
him as he would probably Ike 10 see-it
has done more OF nothing than he origl-
Ms. ....4ff,..4
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-03-16
ISGNATOR VESTS FAMOUS CUBAN SPEECH.
t the Process on o

whte
what should
other attempting independence
according spanish
international law % uD 'lt yo eon
bling here
s "S a a @oa n IN. a p f a"adn n ed % s uass
upon the doctrine ~ The senator from California and waited
today would hay, English subjects
Senator from n, ar rye our president pro ,empo
was struck ptn the argument az wqn ' S eo e p p sa make
"arseSs man. the ] in al ", has p s a4 re1 o
episode more arns proclamation
and eone armies ruroae France
children had sent her anna ots -, helm, me- ny @ ~,th t1e ,h ..
M the oonen'"l fa combined against France and when the
dollar or send one man to assist our former allies al
sn ENGLAND headed the combination against Republican France
now .na r s~ ' 1a " o We amos, da, wo,nns,oq while he
a in war first in
1s ss Of % so@ @9a s. an" ana g s . s was was
public
of The, ~t '' views % the senator from California as to the r'Goson
sl % OF "a t0''is" country or foreign people s'rlsgln for their
away uo then our alo. Simply Du.
and amounts TO- n0o3 The people themselves have already struck
govern ''s mas a "Ga op ,,' e ~o a %
that Of this country We must an @ '1 nP @ of @ ' ' ~
do not go 50 far as to do by
the attempt Of the monarchy of sp tic to ] @ to ao ~Va ' we esn'
TINS OF
snap IAN rasort hr dow r ~. r.,,na ~ way " "N'"
uoln'"oi'
oa 9'6Sa @ "3a9 S' iss
No
forget those
o The the dndb
hofu
won by
of
as q1 s v 9 .@ ad ts %s ,,.a 5 & g. 1:
in
canSp the ando
Cuba
tho SouthAn
o in al
the
wuc
m with somed 1hcutyp ilyC uta "9 va"
he wouldg
be Bi that
nrstm