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The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1897-03-06
L. S. Lanu Office. HALEY, Idaho,

L. S. Lanu Office. Ii alley, Idaho!
March !, 1Ha5.
Notice is hereby given ti..t JIliIc. -,
" uuu, v iIust ttst iAc' auntoss Ii UiIut,.is,
Uusler county, ldi.iu. anG lrL4 IL..ArJ,
iiy Ills attori,y -lil-foct, l.. Ii. juhL:i,s,
" Loss pustLi..,t a(.utesd IL tiaills, tusltf
.oui,iy, icalu, have made Il ,ul,atioh ~
ii l,ateiis Iol S3u hDepT te.t AMI uIine
,sr0unu, A. saw Ii Oh the pial me
"k..laS'A ron"
lode mining claim posttd GU lie Claim.
hearing Siiyci aid otLcr minerals, sIi~2;e
IN East Fork aiming district, Custer coun-
IS, iuabo, aIiu escrlneG ui The "ftc!si Plat
ma heid notes Oh tie IL thus Office, WIN
magnetic vaTlatlol at l1o 10 l.. az ldL"hs,
tiz:
Beginning at discovery point Of said
mining Uix,.lu aud !unnln@ IFrn SAID dis
,uyCry \ lao 222' W 40 feet tO center nUTtii-
erly emu Hne; thence $50 10 W 3Cp feet 10
corner No /, whence L. ). NJ Nj. No : srafs
) 7So In " 1854 feet distant; thence ) -.
iO' l. 5l6.G Ieet 10 EcTELr M ?; thcnCes
i4o Az J. 637.o fest to cnIhcf NJ s. tiirine
\ 7Sc 10 W 81 feet 10 curIeT No /; tllchce
n lac ~ W $50 feet, the place of beginning
,srsvey OF exterior bcuHoarts OF ci-i!h'
containing 9.UO6 acres NJ conflicts. SUI
Iey 1ilU.
The location of this mine is recorded IL
the County recorders Office VI CasiH
county, lGaho. on page .jG6 B1cE Is q
ilecoIu OF quartz Mlnlsg Claims. Inc
nearest known nIifllIis claims are the ~
rulese lode on the east, the Ord bible b"ss
IN the south and the idaho lode Oh lie
west.
All persons Gliding adverse claims there
TO are required 10 present the same eeinis
this office within sixty days from the hlss
LAY OF publication hereof, Or they VIII %
barred by virtue OF the provisions oil as
statute.
1t is hereby ordered that the ECresoiL;s
,.otice of Application tor patent &c P-D
ilshed for pen iod OF sixty days tel cc.'
secutive weeAs III tue kLTeHuI hEisIoss'
| a weekly newspaper published al ketchuI'
| Idaho. ". a. bhOUt bA1,
Register
First publication, March 10, l5tj
The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1897-03-06
LEGAL.
Mining Application M IA

Us. Land Office, HsiIey ra.,
Notice is hereby given that id ia6
Mooa, whose poslvH.e address is GenssD.
uster county, Idaho. Fred Pbilfm"oars
yAHes .; Nancy, py their attorney.lns ,aLd
l.; "a ohnston. whose postoffica ~ u, IN .iect,
Challls, Custer county, Idaho auoress Is
application for patent fur l5fn i ave a.sds
ana surface ground, as SHOW on ,k at
of the - vi The LILA,
cold kible Ensk.
lode mining claim posted On tho 81,
gearing SILVER anu other minerals s i;ain,
Az LAsI OAK mining district, Custer a1e
y, iusho' ana described in the off;c;,Iiosg,n'
and field notes on file IN This tsiai plat
magnetic variation at 100 is E nVe, with
viz: - aS loiIUvs
Beginning at discovery point =,
mining claim and running rom W ssld
covery 10 47' + 27s feet to rentss 1.u Oils.
erly end line; thence $50 " 1ss tlvrih.
corner No l, whence U s. Minsrsg ,eest
ment No bears \ SO a4I NJ . or -AolG.
distant; thence $50 Z 535 fec, ' ~ ises
No 2; thence s 20 A, is" " ssa q eofns,
corner No 3; thence $40 IS, s iIo5 aeet te
TO corner NO 4; thence s go " so teet
corner No 5; thence y 80 20 u ISSs see. 70
tc corner NO D; thence \ l1o az + h sss
Ieet to corner No /, tie place of be.;n,s,4ti'
the survey OF exterior bounderies ..
ooe mining Claim, containing Il. SO ,s ss'a
NO ccnihcts: Survey li0o si'a
The location OF this nine IL reeo,s.,
the County Recorders of.o. Of S',l 10
| county, Idaho, oil page 554 oil BODY az 81
RECORD OF Quartz Mining Claim, r,oi
nearest Know. lGinil.g Claus aIe the FL. .ls
ton ioae or the Eorti.. tie Idahn pst. .st'
the west AID the Native Mrts! icda ~ i, 90
| south. '~Ne Va lie
All persons holding adverse clair ,,..
to gre required 10 present the sgms t .nele
this oticc within sixty days non the us e...
day OF publication hereof. or thrv nv MI; hr ~
barred by 'iltue Of the Provisions Of Of Ne *
| statute. VI 1hs
1t lis hereby ordered that tie fors,o,,
notice vi application for Latent he Urts
nshed iof leriod OF sixty DAYS tor, f fo'
| secutve weeks in the kEqcEUM KyysrSSS~-.
weekly newspaper pubiisLe Q 1t helcnnm
idaLo. v Ii. DaCLALAD
IT,. ,,,.. =, kegiStrr
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-12-28
AMERICA INTERESTED
interference In the Par Eastern Sit
uation Is Probability.
WHAT SENATOR MORGAN HAS TO SAY
We Have interests Which Nill jus
tifv interference.
THE POSITION or RUSSIA.
Cxar Nicholas IL Able to Defy the
WOrld--lias Practically Seized
the Peninsula OF Korea.
THE POSITION OF RUSSIA.

New York. December 27.--Aaco ding 70 a
washington correspondent of the Herald,
Senator Morgan of Alabama of the commit
tee on foreign relations said tonight that
1t would be impossible FOR the Unii,d
States TO remain compliment shoaid Cprc-
pean nations undertake the ACKNOWLEDGMENT
of China. Senator Morgan said:
"if partition involves the abrogatlon OF
treaties this country would be left TO
make terms again with European nations
separately in the territory TO which Its
sovereignty extended. Therefore, unless
the powers now ambitious for territorial
extension take into account the importance
of American commercial relations With
China. 1t would be necessary for the gov
eminent TO intervene in self-defense,
III the cesson is absolute, then American
interests must be taken care of thrcdgh
the treaties between America ana the cean-
tries TO which the absolute cessions are
made respectively. II the Territory is given
up merely for time there viii be a
mixed responsibility, and 1t is a good tine
for Intervention and the exercise OF Ameri-
can diplomacy. The German occupation of
a part of China and the prospective &C.
cupation of other parts by various Luro-
pean nations is an effort to complete \
Gordon of offense to American commerce
from VladivostoclS to Marseiles or TO LT-
erpool That Gordon is being s'ietcfed
to contract tho trade of 6oo,o)e,o0o people
who have direct trade and inter course with
the Pacific ocean. There Is a great deal in
the Chinese problem that vitality Interests
Americans and which seems 10 lainaEd nm
mediate consideration from the state de-
partmcnt and congress"
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-12-28
ELECTION OF HANNA
Mould Turn Ohio into the Ranks 81
Democracy.
49,
rn rnNcrp cAcT pnMRCllpa
col. CONGlR CAST a BOMBsHrLL.
Reviewed the Records Of Grosseaor
and the Boss
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES RECTOR
II to Re Provided For In a Bill by
Senator Chiffon. which Gives
HIM Full Fay.

Washington. December 2y--tSpecial.)--4
Colonel A. l.. Conger has an open letter
in todays Washington Post ~ reply to
recent statements by General Grosvenor
which has cast u hcmbsheli into the re-
publican camp aud created a genuine sem
eation here. Colonel Conger Is member
OF Governor nushnell's stan and he Is the
mau whom Mark Hanna and the adminis-
tration influence tried TO compel Governor
Bushnell to remove from his stan few
months ago because Of his outspoken Mt
ternnces against Hanna and his methods.
Colonel Conger has been for thirty years
a member of the republican State o. sult-
tee In Ohio and for large part
time chairman of that committee Il
lctter printed today, after rehsareing /
length TO liannas and Crosytsor's record
IN recent campaigns and ctailipg their
treachery to Senator Far .ker aud the
party he predicts that II Hanna is elected
TO the senate Ohio win 10 democratic by
100000 majesty next year.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-12-28
c. r. BRYAN IN LUCK.
lie Already Has His Commission as
Minister To China,


New York. December 27.--The World
prints the following from its washlngton
correspondent;
Charles Page Bryan holds his ccmmls-
sion as minister TO China and is entitled
10 draw his salary at the rate o. $4,000 a
year This information was given your
correspondent on authority viii d cen not
be questioned
The nomination of Colonel Bryan was
signed by the president prior TO the con-
vening OF congress. and SO 1t became re-
cess appointment. His commission was
also made out and he took the neccssai,
oath.
" hen, after congress met, the nomina-
ton was sent to the senate and pigeon
hoied at the request OF Senator Frye, the
impression was permitted to prevail that
II was a regular session appointment. None
OF the senator's imagined that Colonel Bry-
an then had his commission In his pocket.
While nothing can be said against the
regularity Of the process. the suppression
OF the facts Is condemned. The only rca-
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DOMESTIC.

y. .
Government making every eHort 10
relieve the Klondikers.
saysogs banks In the East reduce the
rate a. ihtereSt
Cotton operators and operatives M
the Fan River region can not agree.
Operatives haze 10 choose between re-
dDcttOa and strike,
The Krag-Reyno5ds Grocery com
psly OF Ph4ade.phid assigns' Llsbp-
ities about $4,000
Overmaf wheel company OF Chic
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-12-28
A SUMMARY OF T0DAY's IMPORTANT NEWS.
WASHINGTON.

Colonta Ccngcr, a prominent Ohio rc-
rGhi.c4n says Iamas election would
mean n democratic majority Of 10000
in Ohio next year.
senator Cltlton will introduce BIZ
for the retirement Of Judge Rector.
Mir. ciaincs of Tennessee IL deyotin-
his Hmc to finding out what tho South
paws 10 the Federal government and
what ii rccciyet
Air Cooper says tho United states III
Ale mcanost debtor ON Garth.
The indian committee concludes that
satisfactory negotiations are almost
impossible.
All applications for increase OF pom
sions must hereafter luy over a year
Illinois senators are urging the ar
pertinent of David +. Little to sue
coed MIR. Morrison or the interstate
commerce. commission
Urgent appeal .ssaiod TO the American
pubic for charity for SPANS poor
subjeets IN Cubs,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-12-28
STATE,

4 prisoner IN an vi paso county pre-
cind Jail was roasted, having set the
celaboose on nro IN an effort TO es-
CAPE
South Texas Medical association ass
Semblcs at iluaumom today,
An investigation OF tho history OF
two old eanpon recently sold at GAL
WESTON viii he made
oeologiHt liill beiioycs that scientific
methods would md gold IN payins
identities IN sections OF 'fcSss.
Comptroller oalls attention 10 the
uoralty for delinquency In taxes
a complicated land case was decided
at WaNahaoh'e.
Certain districts Of Mexico are said
4 he bare OF snleahle cattle.
Whitccap notices are very common
ir Rastrop county
Store aud saloon burned az Brook
shire.
proposition for a cotton mill has
been made tu cawicana
a med3cM jciveAilgatiou prevented n
lynching at wellhorn.
sam Baker was remanded without
bail on charge Of murder ~ Column
bus.
Elaborate preparations ARE making at
Wharton for the annual bail.
II. H. ruttie of san Antonio was
found dead.
state revenue agen' viii get after
social clubs which sell drinks but don't
nay license.
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He Thinks He Can, but Wocott Thinks He Can't. :

son for the observance of secrecy hinges
on Colonel Bryan's membership IN the IL
linois Legislature II is feared. it is said.
that II the knowledge of his appointment
became public before he qualified a. a
member of that body n contest would be
raised. His services We're needed 10 Sc
cure reapportionment legislation, for the
enactment of which the Illinois Legislature
WIS convened by Governor Tanner In spe-
cial session,
70 the intense desire Of Secretary Gage
TO secure a place for the Son of his init
mate friend is credited tho awkward posi
tlon in which President Mckinley is now
nlaced. The secretary pushed the matter
through with such Hsor that the commits
sion was signed before the nomination WAS
even announced as random guess.
The holding of his commission by Colonel
Bryan will not increase his prospects for
confirmation. The senate must pass upon
his case In the usual manner.
Colonel Bryan. II Is said. had not tho
slightest expectation of receiving the Chi
nese mission. His ambitions were not so
tigh. He wished 10 be made minister TO
Denmark, and would have considered him
self lucky In obtaining that post,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-12-28
s,ii,.

Now Cuban cabinet of autonom.sts
TO BE formed.
Blanco has accepted the slate'fer tho
first eiudolom'cai cop,inet,
More fights have taken place. with
the stcreotyped reports as TO CASUAL
tics.
Colonel Rivera Terra, incarcef1ted In
Spain, says the Cubans VIII never yield.
Nothing in this coiintrys last note Ia
Spain that should occasion friction.
Cuhans claim they toile3 the cruiser
Montgomery into watching suspicious
beats while a big expedition was sent
ant .
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-12-28

San Francisco, December 27,-Ei T,
Sheppard, who has recently returned from
China, where he held an official position,
commenting upon the reported occupation
of Kin Chau by Russia said today
1.-THE Kin Chau is an important walled
city mot an open porD at the head OF the
Gull of Lau Tung. and 1t commands the
mouth of the River Yaloo, where the great
naval battle between the Japanese and
Chinese was fought and the other import
ant rivers which flow into the gulf.
at is about equi-distant between the
mouth OF the Yaloo rl>er and the terminus
of the great wall of China. 1t commands
the railway system recently constructed
from Tien Tsin to the capital o. Man
churia and is of pre-eminent Importance
as a strategic position.
THE seizure Of the post shows that Rus
s.a has practically taken possession OF
Korea, Manchuria and the Gulf OF Lau
Tung and possesses a significance which
will cause CONSERVATION among the diplo-
mats in the Old World. Its situation Is
such that its possession practically place s
Russia in a position TO defy the world"
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-12-28
KLOND1KE COUNTRY.
ny PAYING TWO DOLLARS A FOUND
FLOUR MAY DE SECURED.
The Pass Is ~ Frozen Mass of Ice
and NOW impossible.

Seattle, Wash, December 27.--Amorg the
passengers OF the steamer Resale. which
hes arrived here from Skaguay and Dyea.
were six men who recently left Dawson
City, bringing adyices up TO November 2
The men were Frank Ballaine. John Lind
say Tcm story. Edward Gwynn. w u.
King and Fl. j. Colland. Conflicting stdte-
n, eIts as TO the food situation in Dawson
were made by these men. They assert
with great positiyeness that want already
exists at Dawson and unless food Is taken
into the mining ground men will suffer
from hunger
Balialne, Gwynn and Holland say there
Is more alarm outside concerning Dawson
people than is felt by the residents Of that
place. They declare that there Is no food
scarcity except whore man Is Ioing cut
Into the country and wants TO take sup
plies They say. however. except fcr the
fact that some of the mea viii be put On
short rations, thereby diminishing the con
sumption the scarcity vi food VIII not be
felt.
Between Peliy river and Dyea the party
passed hundreds OF camps where snow and
ice bound Klondikers have camped for the
winter. Many of them were wen equipped
with provisions, and by paying 81 per pound
IL was possible for them to procure flour
and other necessarles.
From Five Fingers The Yukon Is a frozen
mass OF ice blocking the canyon from wall
TO wall and making travel difficult This,
1t IL asserted, will have to be, cut through
before government or other relief expedl-
tions that expect TO reach Dawson can get
by This task would practically make flu
lille almost any effort put forth by the gov
eminent at Washington TO relieve the
American miners In tins Klondike. The Ro-
sale brings reports that swindlers oper-
ating under the guise OF Canadian officials
are fleeing the newcomers al Lake Linz
doun. demanding payment for duty and Civ
ing a printed receipt.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-12-28
RAILROADS.

The presdeat OF tho Union Pacific
has been selected.
The Kansas city. Pittshurg and Gnlf
viii maintain general Offices IN Texas.
An sgent has been appointed At
Hampstead, succeeding the late Cap
tain T.fe Johnson
The sunset-central Liverpool cotton
rate will be s,olit today.
The railroads will actively begin work
on the antl-scalping act before con-
gress next month.
Governor Atkinson of Georgia Is
coming to Texas.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-12-28
CAN,r CONVICT.
The ArmoUrs Likely 10 Escape Pun
ishuncut for selling 0lco,

The ArmOurs Likely 10 Escape Iun-
inI,mcut for selling 0lco.
Albany. NJ ". December 1.-THE STATE
department Of Agriculture. attorney gen.
erals Office and special counsel engaged
IN the prosecution Of tho Armours OF cni-
oago for damages amounting o N7,oooV~
FOR Violation OF the dairy laws IN the dis
tributlon of oie,asnargarinc throughout the
STATE fad themselves IN "a predicanent
that seems 10 foreshadow failure TO con-
Wet. when the recent court order was
promulgated giving the State counsel the
right 10 examine the books or various
rallrond companies for evidence as TO
sh8umeni, Il was believed the conviction
OF The Armours would be easily accom-
plished II was found. however. that The
same ccairt order refuses the state
change OF venue and co,npels the commas
sjprer Of agriculture aa,l the State coufs-
sel 10 prosecute the suits--Of which there
are a scoreS-6n the counties In which lne
vocation a. said to have occurred. rms
would mean endless hiigatiph. wtnout
ff1,ich proapec, OF results.
some time ago the Armour people
sought 20 make an agreement with the
state amthorlt'as whereby il the suits
were dropped they wopld agree 10 pay q
certain amount and promise not TO deliver
any more unmarked Oiecnargdrfie IN the
led 10 tho governor, and, while he believes
tlio prosecution should 10 on II there Is
any chance to convict, as lawyer ne is
li.cl3ned TO accept the proposition, as v
will be In the end more advantageous TO
the State.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-12-28
IAhAMA TRAGEDY.
~" Killed His sister shot
ny His Brother.

4 Ala. December 2T-P.nk
~ 20 years old, was jailed here
n'sht ON the charge of murder
oNner' Joan. at Blue Creek Christ
r. me two brothers and num-
|ner Young men were at the homs
W boys celebrating Chris :
|,harousang and drinking whisky.
"a got into a quarrel and joan
ped TO kill Pink. as he said. ..be-
sun went down" Pink quickly
pouse and. going to a neighbours,
shotgun and returning pokeu
~ S's through the window and shot
1917 warning. The murderer then
a nring a team from a farmei.
Y Msslssippl, but was overtaaen
Ers and arrested.
4u man was a noted desperate
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-12-28
SPORT.

KID Mccoy has formally challenged
Tii2sztmmons 10 fight 10 finish FOR
the miatilcweight championship.
Mccoy tells of hIs ring tactics IN an
interesting article.
Critic nearly put out o green one.
who didn't know what he was against
Ctase says he wants to race MI
chael again, but wants too match time
TO train.
walcott and Tracey fought out six
rounds and the bout was declared n
draw.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-12-28

Washington. December a7,--tspoelal)---'
Senator Chiffon has prepared a bill pro-
vding for the retirement OF Judge Rector
with full pay and intends 10 Introduce IL
Ia the senate IN the roar future,
|. Representslse ilenfs. who has also
'a,p4iss hll win ada IN emergency clause.
mailing The bin Immediately effective,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-12-28
Probabilities.

Washington, December 27.-For Eastern
Texas-Fair; variable winds,
Cs1pal!ic,na and lirdlam Terrttory-Fair;
northwesterly winds
The Dakotas-Partiy cloudy; warmer
southerly wiaDis.
Nehraska-Fair; west winds.
Kansias-Threat enlng weather; variable
winds.
CoIorado--Partly CLOUDY weather: north
westerly Winds becoming generally fair;
warmer
wLrsts.
Montann,-T Threatening weather; south
westerly winds.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-12-28

Senator Morgan says tho United
States is v.ta,iy Interested la the par
ution OF China ard intervention would
be justliable.
A returned official says THAI RusSia's
seizure of Kin Chau gives het control
CT Korea, and places her in a position
10 defy the world.
Tw, Ruse.aGl cruisers have been or
dcred to join the fleet Ia Chinese
waters.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-12-28
LOCAL.

Meeting of the city council: able re-
pert upon crematory: contract for
the Kew school building.
4 meeting this Afternoon at me
Blisness League 10 appoint wee
president 10 the Omaha exposition.
The annual tournament hy they M.
c. A. Chess club. Is
The Glee club had ts Midday ceie-
brat.on.
Sunday school Christmas events that
Will take place today,
a serious row between two coiored
men resulted in one being MT IN the
head with an AK,
The Colin case continued.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-12-28

London, December 27.-The Daily Chron-
iclo asserts that the negotiatioas with
Germany on Behalf Of The Chinese govern.
ment are 70 longer being conducted by III
Hung Chang, but by Chang Yin sIuan, who
represented the Cbiueso empelA at the
diamond jubilee to the queen.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-12-28

Reserve Agents

Washington, December "a tspccial.)
The following reserve agent for Texas
bank was approved today; First National
bank Of Bonham, South Texas National
of Houston.
Lockwood National hank OF san Antonio.
First National bank Of Houston revoked.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-12-28
COTTON.

and is said to- have killed three men dur
in;y his lifetime. Nine years ago he shot
his sister Ida because she Intended marry
ing man who was distasteful to Kim.
For this crime he was sent to the peni-
Tertiary for life, but was pardoned
n,CIfth ago
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-12-28

| washington, December 2L--iSpccial)-
poatnaslers at Houston and San Antonio
will dispatch through registered mail
pouches reclprocally via Houston ana I'll
| Paso railway postofflcc. leaving Houston
at s;65 a. nj. and San Antonio at 1910
| D. IN.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-12-28
FOREIGN.

Bismarck claims TO be a very sick
man.
Turkey claims that the firing on the
Greek warsh.p was accidental.
canada blocks all negotiations look
sng to the stopping Of the alaoghtcr Of
seais
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-12-28
Elv.ED.
mDAi's FORECAST.

AAloO, Mich.--The annual meet.
n Knights of the grip Will be held
ny and tomorrow.
A-Thc Yale basket bah
W tne Penn wheelmen come Ia.
n industrial hall'this evening.
F.oINES, Iowa-.The State conven
~ iowa Anti-3l oon league Will
|'n thls city today and tomorrow.
ioKik-The case of Charles "a
barber accused of killing Jennie
l vi swspdling the Metropolitan
trance company, will be resumed
|aDENCE, K. Ia great feature
ilai meeting of the Mobiles Ut
~ Shrine belonging to Pales tine
|M-i De the traditional banquet. >"
~ IN Music hall this evening.
~, n. V.--The committee of off,
me National Guard appointed by
Y Geheral Tiu;nghast at the ra.
1 fho ernor Black to suggest re-
Itin,, ~ a, 'nii' .tiy colt anu re-
'dav vi Tue State Guard will meet
as.i, Iexas-The South Texas
m ns,,ue.ation viii hold its semi
' az s,, mere today. and the usual
a subjects md papers will be
N II X t. Morris of Houston
Fever paper entitled "Densue VS..
conference between the
pla Nses of the striking engineers
s W. at London, which on tae
nm az a provisional agreement
he e ene eig.N-hour question, on
ri Employers declined 10 yield
4 ha a,,tei today TO enable the men
oaiiot on the present situation.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-12-28

Gibraltar December 27.The German
warshlrs Deutschland ard Gehon, under
the command of Prince Henry OF Prussia
have arrived here on their way TO China.