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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-10-03
LOST.

>-D.1c-c->-- - 49,
day of the South Sea Islands missionaries
gathering. three large scrap books full
of views of Samoa and the Sandwich
islands. Finde:' will be literally re-
warded by returning same to W. o. Lee,
Woods Cross. Utah.
Sept, 30, ladies' gold watch medal. and
chain in diamond setting Finder Will be
rewarded by returning 10 w. t Gunter
Progress block.
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Silver and Lead Quotations.

The silver and lead quotations yester-
day We're as follows;
Bar silver, 56Iz cents.
Lead, brokers, S405.
Copper, brokers, S11-25; casting, slo.25-
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Castor Gloves at Q5c.

The correct glove for cycling and
driving, in tan, brown, green, black.
purple and red: all sizes, at SIC a pair,
AT Z. AUERBACH & BRO.
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500 Dress Patterns

OF choice novelty dress goods, specially
marked down, at $225, $3.50 and &c. 10
suit. F. AUERBACH & BRO.
Lr. E NJ. Keyser. dentist. has new
and elegant parloCs in the Auerbach
building. l62 Main street Rooms 200
20I.
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Plush Cane BARGAINS.

Over 1000 plush canes, all styles,
from $3.50, So, Sc, $3.50, $40, s12 up, prices
which cannot be equaIled in the city.
F. AUERBACH & BRO.
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-.

Abstracts furnished, titles insured.
and interest paid on deposits by Utah
Title Insurance and Trust Company,
-D6 Main street
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The KeeleY INSTITUTE.

For the treatment of Liquor, Nor
phine and Tobacco Habits No. II
Grape street. First North. Correspond
ence strictly confidential.
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w. c. T. U.

Convention at the First M. E. Church
Yesterday.
This Woman's Christian Temperance
union held their convention yesterday at
the First NJ. E. church. There was a full
attendance of delegates, and the support
of Mss Belle hearney was enjoyed by
the convention.
The formal exercises We're as follows:
9:00-Devceionts, Mrs Gaunt. Minutes.
call OF delegates; response with Scripture.
9:So-Reports of general officers and
state organizer.
Music.
l0:t9-Reports of local unions.
10:50-Annual address of State President
Mrs Ct. w. Martin.
11:l0-Electton Of officers.
11:55-NooG9.ide prayer; led by Mrs. LIZ
z!e Best.
12;05-Adj
Luncheon.
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Ladies' Suits,

The larges', and most elegant assert
ment of ladies' suits ever viewed in
the city. F. AUERBACH & BRO.
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For Sale Cheap.

Two second Glarnd Remington tyne
writers, Gre Dinsnone, one Ycse. All in
coed crde1.
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NEW TIME SCHEDULE.

NJ. H. DesIsy. the elothier, has re.
moved to 12S Main street.
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The state board of education held a
meeting yesterday and completed ar
rangemeats for the examination of ap-
pHcants for state cert.ticaces and
diplomas to be held in this city at the
board headquarters. Oct. I 10 u. .nclu-
sive. The form of certificates and
diplomas was adopted. II i the applica-
ton of J. a. Widst0e for state high
school diploma On his credentials was,
after due investigation, grated. The
board has arranged accommodations for
a large number ofc2nd.d4tss for the ey-
animation, which WIN include all the
topics heretofore meltloaed n The Herald
and as announced in the circulars sent
out from Superintendent Parks office
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Kindergarten Department.

The Kindergarten department of the
STATE Normal school Will be open 20
receive children Friday, Sept. II. from
as m. to II m, at the Normal school
building of the University of Utah.
Sixty children Will be admitted be-
tween the ages of 3 and 6. Tuition, 81
a month.
Applicants for admission to the
training class Will be admitted Sept.
10 and 16, from 9 a. m. to II M School
begins Sept. 20. For furtheri NORMA
ton apply to Mary C. May. University
of Utah. Salt Lake City
~zez-o--
Or. z. NJ. Keyser has relocated In the
Auerbaeh building. second floor. Rooms
2O0-2O1. 169 Main street.
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Money to Loan at and Per Cent.
Advance money 10 build your home
2. J. Conway, 10 W. Second South St
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Auction.

On Tuesday. Oct. >. at q and 90 East
First South (Cullmer blockl. i will sell the
unclaimed goods of the Pacific Express
company. These goods are from Mon
tara. Washington. Nevada. Oregon and
TJtaf This is the best lot Of goods we
nave had for years. Great bargains.
X a. ANDREWS. Auctoneer.
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PERSONAL.

MIND READING and cHlrivoyant tells
present and future. gives names and in
itialS correctly, etc. Dora Randolph. 70
South State street; up stairs, rooms 2
and g.
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AFrERNOON.
1:3O-Devotions, Miss Belle Kearuey.
1:45-Mtnutes. Unfinished business.

2:1j-Reports OF suDerintendents Of de-
partments. Parlor meetings. literature.
scientific temperance, work among sol
tiiers. Sunday scaoo! work, NJ eda4 con
tests, flower MISSION, home f." the f-.eT.d
less, mothers meetings, Loyal Temper
anee legion, jail and prison, narcotics,
social purity.
3:lO-IntermiSsion.
3:l5--Question box, Miss Belle Kearney
3:40-Reports of committees. Closing cen
secretion service, Mss Belle kelneY.
The convention sermon Will be preached
this morning at II o clock 9y FEY. Henry
and Mss Ktarney's lecture this after
noon and evening and the one on Monday
evening VIII be give Under re super
vision of a committee appointed by the
convention
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4 Rare Bargain.

$50 yards imperial fanneIs for IN
derwear; generally sold at 15c, this
week, per yard, 715c
f. AUERBACH & BRO.
Co.,
For nice, mild smoke call for But
tons, the high grade scent cigar.
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lows;

From Ogden. Nephi, Terminus. Eureka
ana all intermediate points, Oct. 2 to 6,
inclusive, limit Oct T.
From Harrisville. Cannon and inter
mediate points, Oct. 2 to 6. inclusive,
limit Oct. 10.
From all other stations. Oct to 5. in
elusive, limit Oct IL, 1897
For special train service see bills.
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DEMOCRATIC TICKET

DEMOCRATIC TICKET.
Fer Mayor,
W. H. DALE.
For Recorder,
G. H. BACKMAN.
For Attorney,
w. G. HALL.
For Treasurer,
r. V. MORRIS.
For Auditor,
MRS. E. <. LABARTHE.
For Police Justice,
j. 3. TIMMoNY.
FOR CoUNGILMEN.
First Precinct.
E. III. Weller,
G. S. KINNEY,
JOHN STDDoWAY.
Second Precinct.
JOHN ALLEN,
HENRY WALLACE,
II. D. FOLSOM.
Third Precinct.
ARTHUR Z. BARNES,
T. S. FERNSTROM.
ARTHUR B. MARGETTS
Fourth Precinct.
H. Nj. DINWooDEY,
D. w. JAMES,
EDGAR HOWE.
Fifth Precinct.
T. V. WILLIAMS,
ROBERT MORRIS,
GUsTAVE KRoEGER.
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Genroe W. Jones.

Railrooa ticket brokerage, 215 Main street.
SaIt Lake City. and 302 18th street, Ogden.
1Itab Excursion rates to all points:
bsggase checked; tickets bought. sold
and exchanged
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MISCELLANEOUS.

MANY PERSONS do not see as well az
eo11 become tired. Others suffer with
constant headache which medicine does
not relieve, because the headaches comes
from the eye strain. and fac proper
remedy is a pair of good glasses properly
fitted, II for any reason your sight is
not good call on me. l have the aDDIi-
ances. skill and experience to fit any eye
that glasses will help and test your
ewes free of charge. Alex l. Wyatt.
opt:cian and jeweler. 172 Main street.
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Cnncert at the Fort.

Following IS the programme for thu
band concert at Fort Douglas at p. N.
toGru:
March-'"rhe Old Timer ............d' Orso
Selection" Ermani" ....... ..,....... Verdi
Waltz-"Auf Wiederschen" AMMAN. Bailey
GaVatte Nlola,...,-.,..-.-..... ....--Hil
Medley Overture-"War Song OF tre
Boys in Blue. .Laurendeau
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FREE IMPORTANT INFORMATION
to men (plain envelope). How after ten
years fruttless doctoriug | was quickly
restored TO full vigcr an robust manhood
No c. o. D. fraud. No money accented.
40 connection with medical concern. Sent
absolutely free. Address box $40, Chicago.
Ill
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STEAM HEATING.

THE DAVID JAMES co. steam and
hot water heating No. 67 Main street.
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WARNING s. yENTILATING.
SOCIETIES.

Mt. Moriah Lodge No. ? will hold a
s1ecjaI meeting tomorrow CNIouday) at
7:9O o clock for work in the NJ NJ. degree
Masons qualified invited
CHRISTOPHER DIEHL, Sec'y.
MT. MORIAH LODGE NO. 2. a. +. and
A NJ Regular communications held az
Masonic hall. the second Monday Of each
month Members of sister lodges and
soiournine brethren in good standing are
cordially invited 10 attend.
JOSEPH G.. BYWATER. ". NJ
CHRISTOPHER DIEHL- Secretary
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FREE TO SUFFERERS only my book
giving full information about a never
failing. harmless and permanent homo
cure of the opium. morphine, cocaine and
whisky habits. DR.. J. G. Hoffman, Isa-
bella bu1-G.1S, Chicago, III,
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The following notice to Democratic dis
trict chair1nen Of the First precinct is
printed by request; meeting of t11e
chairmen Of The voting districts of the
First precinct, who were elected al the
Democratic ward convention. VIII be held
Eagle block. city. Sunday. Oct 3. 1897 at
y m. OF said day for the purpose of
electing officers and of perfecting an or
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The japanese Bamboo Company.
ARTISTIC bamboo furniture made TO
order Chair bottoms made in rattan.
Ar work guaranteed first class and al
low prices, 20 Commercial street
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Z aDEEs, chicacster's English fennyroyal Pills
Is Diamond BRANDY are the Best. ss;e. EellaSr
- Tke no otAer send &c, STAMPS Tor partrlar- Relief
Chichester Chemical Co., PhiIada-. Pa.
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FOR RENT.

TWO ROOMS. rear 90 East First South.
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KING GEORGE MAKES REPLY.
His Representations to the Powers Are Conciatory
in Tone.
OFFERS TO WITHDRAW FLEET FROM CRETE.
Insists the Greek Troops Remaining Under Comms Of the Powers
to Prevent Massacres MussumansAsks That Crete DC Al
lowed to Decide o Her Government

Athens, oncnotcry In
of available
% owl A
Will paciy Crete and
added
hold
il ,ondered
order
the
is
% o
N Of paciy the
recommended the occupation Of
tho
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LEXOW TRUST REPORT.
1T ATTACKS TRUSTS ~ Very
yiSoHors LANGUAGE.
istipE Dcriaionr No New Law Tor
Rcstriction Can lie Passed,

Chicago. March 8 - special ia the
Times HERALD from New York says.
Tho Lexow trust Investigation committee
held long session todry end frally adopt
ed the report aa drawn by Senator LcSoY.
The report attacks trusts IN vigorous laa-
euago. pointing ou' their avis aud dougef.
but II reaches the conclusion that unhar
decisions Of the court no new laws can ~
pissed to eurtail Che purposes Of tho com
blnations OF capital without conflicting
with the clause of tho Federal legislation
which declares the right 81 property ohd
OF contract Therefore. the committee
strongly as 1t feels the need Of further re
slricton. is forced to content Itself with
recommending that tho powers OF the at
torncy general be enlarged 40 a. TO awe
him greater opportunities 10 discover
whether tho existing law ioibidding comhi-
nations In railroad trade 10 ho!nG violated
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Chicago strikes.

Chicago March San hour before the
time for the beginning OF work this morn
ing there was a serious break In tbs ranks
Of the employing Plasterers association
and the men arc confidently predicting the
disruption OF the bosses organization sew
ersl contractors signed tho agreement pre-.
sented by tho striking plastercrs and NOD
carriers Tonight after joint conference
between the officers Of the plasterers union
and the bod carriers and building labor
era union Il was said that not moro than
500 men we're affected by the order OF the
Employers association reducing wages
and IL was expected that by tomorrow night
the reports would he even more favorable
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norn DEAD.
Two Men Fought IA Fntat Duel over
"A Dtcr tame.

Aiexandrla. La. Msrch s.-Two whfo
men, about 80 years olA Allied eneh othef
at Reeves mill. thirty miles norm OF
here or III, lion Mountain railway FROM
Condus tor Vi ko Mailoy tho following par
tcLhirH were abtaiEcd. a,
me night Waterman Of Tho mill an
FspIehnau. ana die cook "a tho neardinh
house. au Iialhln, were NhaknR dice ior
a glass OF "a Ter n EentR ktprf Whtn 'nsy
got into dispute, when tho COOK ledt
aud faid he mas gairg for MS run 10 VII
ne w.stchnan ~ som returned wsh
his run, but war not allowed 10 enter ,hs
"iofe MN his gur 10 he put the gun up
and went mo ths store through the back
door with n knife open In his hani M
Vtve the waschn,kn several ihrusts Win
H. Tho Waterman drew his pistol, kholk-
ed ITO cook down and when the COOK was
on the floor ghei Nm. and then went W
To Mr. Kent. the only witness, ana siin;
.'you had h,tter exam re that nan, as ho
has cut mo with hss knife tie had hard
~ flashed when he fell over on hrs ,hce
dead They were both dead In iess thon
ten minutes after the ARRAY eommensed,
with their Instruments OF death IN their
hands. They wcro well known men IN
that section, having reehed 'here soi"s
NJ
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state is able longer TO renist such shocks
Therefore, we appeal TO the generous
sentiments animatng the powers and We
beg them % permit the Cretan people them
selves 10 declare how they desire 20 be gov
errCd.
"lslgned. skouzes'
On the text OF the reply becoming gen
orally known through the city the people
exhibited great excitement and on all sides
there were heated discussions Of the con-
sequences likely to follow.
The warship Hydra already has been re-
called from Cretap waters, leaving only TWO
email Greek vessels In that quarter. THIS
IL reearded rs a virtual yielding to the
powers so far AZ the fleet Is concerned. II
/ is held. however, that the powers cnn not
row shut the door against further negoiia-
tons The cabinet 1t is understood. was
unanimous MS TO the terms OF the reply, the
text OF which was the personal work OF th'
! King.
| The offer to place the Greek forces undel
| foreign general indicates the readiness o.
| the government to regard the forces as gen
| darmerie to assist the foreign marines II
| restoring order
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Dnllas, Texas. March s.--The startling
story that another white woman. the third
ind number has been assaulted by black
brute Saturday night was developed TO-
night. This woman was actually outraged
by the Hend. She lives In East Dallas ana
40 far has refused to even give her name.
News OF this crime Ia known to few. but
has served to add TO The excitement and
threats are heard on an sides. No such
list OF crimes following SO closely together
was ever known here before. Sheriff Ca
bells whole force the police and con-
stables have begun tlreless search for
the guilty parties.
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LAsCELLEs IN LUCK.
Valuable Franchises secured by
nOKMs "IOrh Icrchfnrh."


Atlanta. Ga. March S.-S'dncy Lasccllc-
better known under tho rame OF Ford"
Beresford, just released from the Georgia
peptentlary, has been awarded contract
for water, Hight aud gas IN the ne~ city
of Fitzgerald, FOR a term of twenty yenrs.
The now city now has 1900 inhabitants
ard therefore the contract Is one OF great
value. ,,
The story of Lascollcs reads more ilko
n novel than fact. He was q man aboln-
town IN London, England. and nude the
ncqnaintgnoe OF the l.llicnual family OF
se,i ~ Lord B'rcsford, Accompanying
them TO this country, he branched Souih,
and got into several SPECIFICATIONS. out or
which grew lt.pulon which threw MN
Into the T'enitentiary., VIM" NJ was ONT
on bond. before trial. no Went 10 New
York ana elopod with Miss Liiicnthal, the
millionaire hoiresa. He WAS arrested and
brought back TO G.Orgia. his wite ne
companying him. ana 70 show her deNo"
lion, Occupying his cell with him upon
carnp at Kramer, whore he served four
years when he was par1oned by Coy
ernnr Atkinson ono feature OF has ire
while under bond. before hs penal term
business 81 Rome where he made 900 IN
cnsh before the State needed him. While
In nrison he paid 5000 10 one OF the quarts
to accompany him to Arnerlcus, where
he got on a BIG spree, for which inc
eilari was dismissed under a iiue of slOb,
inns losing the money he had made, ana
fhe Lord went back 10 serve out MS
Ills first act after securing a pardon
was TO 40 10 Fitzgerald, where he tN'pN
10 have struck II rich, haytnE s.tuFt,,
contracts worth hundreds OF tholisilds OF
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Birmingham, Ala. March s.A freight
,raAn ON the Birmingham Mineral road
and one on tho Southern railway coiidcd
AZ th0r North y birmingham crossing. on
IN. ou,Al,Irts oe town. Yesterday mornlna,
ana both eng.hea and HeNensl ears were
de,ttpihsh,b 10th crows jumped bttoro
ihi, coils IN. bur Charles Ryan, engineer
AZ fhn Mmernl train, was caught IN mo
defiris and ortshed no badly that he died
fhis afternoon lie leaves n wife and TWO
ch ldrsu An unknoNn Wrlinp was sewers
nv crushed and sealded and may DE
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Texas Legislature.

Ponulists voted aga nst tho Woylann |
&C.. Ia, Mr.. Rtau claimed gag law"
Mr. ,rr,cv win today introduce his as
s,,,n,e,, Nm AS suba..tute for the Evans
,,,..a.s,,,,,
House committee reported favorably on
,,,o,,t,,,e, y, ,orsfon of sI;S a month TO Mrs.
Nt,,,,,,a Norcbont
The house recommitted Inns drainage
bnl. Speaker pashiell TOOK the HooP
against the Evans ass.gnmeM bill. MT
VOTERS answering him, Mr.. burns OPP
posei the bill on the ground OF uheo''s"-
tuuonnltty: Mr.. Fisher spoke Tor the as
signment bill, charac ter@ns the hla'r
80, s.,s4
i'auI' -. "''' - - =. A.,
.he rN'ns '',.' n''''
leaned ID 10 ''' .,,,, 60. 49,.
ne seh'''e ~ $50" %" p'o''N'"s a'' 80.
coiecNoh 81 uAe' DIV pi'e''s II no" -.
Of the caitlemen's convention; Waylaud's
Zoo hin nas.oI. hin making election ncces-
sar, 40 .ssue bonds passed, as was the
I'm norna,t,nr non residents of n county
IN stcn county officials bonds.
Raiir""hs'
n
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ra,,,m.,y Wi, Fibt.

New York. March s.--Tho Tammany hall
general committee met tonight and indi-
Gates tho grounds on which II VIII wage
Us battle for control Of Greater New YORK
by adopting resolutions arraigning the po-
lice department in the bitterest terms for
official Inalfeasance.
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rnrnr Thnm.nnd Mena,.

Atlanta, Ga. March S.consui General
rotassi representing The Greek govern
mont al Scy York wires the Atlanta
journal IN reference to the Greek subjects
In America who are ready to return to that
country as folowa,
ATLANTA Journal:
New York, March s.--About 1000 ar"
ready to 20. but transportation Is difficult.
hope tho Crctnn question will soon bs
settled In favor Of Greece.
~ N. Iiotaesi. Consul General"
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is prepared to recognizo the temporary SUI
erainty Of tho sultan and TO withdraw the
Greek fleet completely from Crotan waters
and nut the Greek army under the COM
mand Of any military representative OF the
powers senior IN rank TO Colonel vassos.
for the sake OF restoration Of order pro
yided the powers VIII ultimately consent to
a Cretsn plebscite.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-03-09

New York. March s.-Unicss the DIM
Guilty between the Elevator Constructors
union and the International Machinists Is
adjusted II Is likely that 10000 men WIZ
be out Of work and the progress OF every
building In this city whose elevators are
being put up viii be stopped
This strike is the result OF dispute be-
tween the Plumber Machinlsts union
Five hundred oloakmakors, In addition
TO those already on strike. stopped work
this morning In various shops.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-03-09

Texas Live Stock association adopted
resolution giving the railroads thirty days
TO adjust terminal charges. on failure 10
do 50 Texas cattlemen 10 patron.ze other
markets.
Presden. Peters, in his address to the
Cotton Growers Protective association al
Waco. said that there was less complaint
of Texas cotton, also urged action TO
have railroad rates reduced; Il cosnmsA'ea
was appointed to work to that end. which
issued an address.
Supreme court holds article SIS, Revised
Statutes, unconstitutional in one Of Us
provisions.
General insurance agents are trying TO
enforce their agreements on local agents
at Waco.
Recorder OF Galveston has challenged
Rev. Sonhod to discussion of charges OF
VIOLATION OF the laws.
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prncemnLer Mn. shot.

Yves. Point. Miss. March s.--Qu'te as
turbanco occurred on the streets OF THIS
city. !; originated in the pool room IN
the rear OF DIVERS grocery store IN wh.ch
ana s.verely wounded by II. Wal WAT
Aims. Ii y said that Captain Oliver Wa
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cndeavoIiu9 20 aei the part Of peace.
maker whcu Ne received lle lSot The bail
entered Inc riNhi side Of the abdomen,
nissing arounl nearly 60 tue lcft ade.
W,ltlc ma escaped, bul IT 80 tho.1sha he WIZ
LJ gapturri soon.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-03-09

New York. March s.--A special to the
Herald from st. Petersburg says Count
Won Moltfo has arrived here with an auto
graph letter from Emperor william to the
car on the subject OF the Cretan question
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n.reixer Annninted.

Cincinnati, Ohio. March s.--Hermah
Brookman was this afternoon appointed re-
ceiyer Of the Consolidated Building Savings
company. Liabilities $2S0,ooo; assets si7S.-
900.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-03-09

Cuba.
FNhbus.ering expedition started from
Barnegat.
new trial.
General Weyler announces that he VIII
wage a mercless war of starvation.
FlibuSter!ng expedition INT Appalach-
cola, Fla.