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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-10-26
pENWoop.
News Items from the Lively Industrial
Town.

News Items from the Lively Industrial
Town.
It is rumored that Thomas j. Scott,
the man who deserted his wife here a
few weeks ago. was In town Saturday
night. He stated that he is now living
in East Liverpool with another wife,
and as soon as he gets a divorce from
her he will come back to the wife he de-
serted here. He left here before the po-
lice knew Of his being here. Ho was
previously located at New Castle, Pa,
by Marshal Porterheld. by decoV let
ter. but In the meantime Mrs. Scotts
friends took her away from Benwood,
and as Scott couldn't be brought back
on n charge OF desertlon, nothing more
was done toward securing him.
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MARTINS FERRY BRIEFS.


CLYDE shipman and John Barfo, Of
Martins Ferry, were arrested az New
Brighton Saturday, charged with rob
bling the postoffice at st. Mary's. Elk
county, Pa. They were arrested by pri-
waite detectives and It Is said they are
wanted on a more serious charge.
Judging from his speeches, Senator
Hanna, like Congressman Danford, Is
heartily in favor OF passing a bill cut
ting off the pauper labor of Europe from
this country.
The Martins Ferry Republicans arc
asked TO hang out their flags and chi
nese lanterns tomorrow in honor OF the
distinguished visitors and the return Of
prosperity.
Large quantities OF wool have been
sold in this nelghborhood within the
last week ut thirty cents per pound.
This high price Is not due to the VIII
son bill.
The eight-inch guide mill at the
Aetna Standard, which has been Idle
since Friday on account OF the shortage
Of sheet bars, will resume to-day
The suit Of Capt. A. Lash VS.. the city
OF Martins Ferry, for residue, was set
for yesterday In the common pleas
court and was continued.
VIM. Prince, saloon and restaurant,
Hanover street, near c. & p. railroad.
First class meals and lunch. Reason
able prices.
Yesterday Mayor and Mrs. George d.
Barr and Mrs. Samuel Strain attended
the funeral OF a relative at Richmond.
Hot mill No. at the Laughlln tin
mills is off on account OF the breaking
OF shaft yesterday.
The Ladies' Home Missionary society
will hold an open meeting in the church
on Thursday evening.
There are not nearly so many Idle
men in Martins Ferry as there were
this time last year.
Rev. A. w. Harris. OF Warrenton, was
shaking hands with Martins Ferry
friends yesterday.
Rev. ]. NJ. Criswell, of Beaver Falls,
Pa, Is visiting his father-in-iaw, VIM
II. Moore.
VIM. Fisher Is moving his family to
Newport, KY, where he Is employed,
John KeyHer, who was hurt at CadiE,
died on Saturday. aged II years.
Mrs. VIM. Griffith has returned from
weeks visit at Irondale.
John Neff, OF MEMS Siding, is calling
on Martins Ferry friends.
Hon. NJ. A. Hanna tomorrow. Don't
forget the date.
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NEW YORK. oct. 25.-B. a. McDuf-
fec and Fred Titus yesterday signed
contracts to compete in the paced races
with Jimmy Michael on an Indoor track
In the Coliseum. Chicago, on November
~ and ~. A cablcRram from London
says that Teddy Hnss has signed con-
tract 10 compete In the six dny race at
Madison Square garden next December.
Stocks. Walters, Cordang. Chase and
others may also compete In middle dis
tnnces In New York and Chicago dur
Ing the coming winter.
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W. white. Charles 1. McKelvey, David

W. White, Charles L. McKelvey, David
G. Dinger, Robert ]. Kurtz, Oscar CAL
lahan, Harry NJ. Wells, Leo schwalb'
s. s. Frank. Howard Decker, II. A.
Thompson, II. W. Beck, jr., Philip Han
auer. Thomas II. Acres, George w.
Bayha, W. F. Lewis, Robert S. Dillon,
John McCahon, I. II. Williams, L. ].
Wolfe, r. Hanauer. r, A. Vossler w.
r. Steiubecker. AL. Hibberd. r. G.
o'Neill and N. Price Whitaker.
An entertainment including some very
clever athletic numbers is promised for
the near future. The W. A. c. starts the
present season in a fourlshing condi-
ttnN
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A pANFoRD GATHERING.

Samuel Danford was % years old last
Sunday, and there was gathered at his
home at Crabapple his sons. Hon. Lo-
renzo Danford, and Dewitt Danford, OF
this city, together with other members
OF the family. He is remarkably we'll
preserved man for his years and he
looks after things about the farm with
as much earnestness as in his younger
wears
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CHESTER. England, Oct. 25.-Thc
coroner's Jury which has been inqulring
into the death here on Friday one week
ago. OF Edward Langtry, rendered a
verdict to-day Of accidental death. II
was understood that Mr.. Langtry had
injured himself In falling down the
rapgway OF steamer on board OF
which ne had Travelled from Dublin TO
uptyhand
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eoCOoOOo0Oc
> BOWLING. 9
5oooooooool


Last nights games in the Wheeling
league we're between the Ideals and
silver Globes, and the former captured
Two OF the three games and forged
ahead of their opponents into second
Mace IN the league race. coleman's
bogs used leviathan doses OF Frog In
the Throat" before the game-hence the
amount OF noise they made throughout
the evening. Score:
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-10-26

DISPLACEMENT for life by burns
or ecalds may be avoided by Using Dc.
wltrs witch Hazel salve, the great rem
cdy for piles and for all kinds or sorcs
and sltln troublce. Charles H. Goctzc.
Market and Twelfth streets Chatham
Sinclair, Forty.sixth and Jacob streets;
a. u. Rchcclc, No 90 Main street. ENlcy
Bros. Penn nnd Auno streets, Bowie
a Co, bridgeport .
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-10-26

A PAIN IN the chest IN natures
warning that pneumonia Is threatened.
Dnmpen piece Of flannel with Cham
betlaln's Pain Balm and bind over tho
seat Of pain, and another on the back
between tho shoulders. and prompt re-
lief Will follow. Sold by druggists.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-10-26
RESTAURANT AND CAFE.
M WlCWGM RESTAURANT AND CAFE,

TIWI wv WNT1 "NUT''I'8
Warm meals served In their host style.
Dining rooms cosy ana anug Al short
order CuOlllnE, aud prlcon reasonable, only
reatnufant that provides a nfnt.cnHa
indigt' aud Uenllcmona Dining PutlOn
itutrauce ON Fourteenth street.
Norohnnth' Hot lunch daily Roast ilooi
and Potatoes. coffee. nrCad and nuticr
~ cents. 1911 changed daily.
juiB d. BRubAKER, Proprietor
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WHEELING ArnLnr1c chun.



Ing Prospects.
AZ meeting OF the board OF mann.
gers OF the Wheeling Athletic club held
last night, forty-throo new members
were elected to membership. The gym
naHlum has been thoroughly renovated.
and number Of improvements made IN
the past fow weeks The basket BAH
team viii be oruanlzcd during the
coming week. The fnll term begins this
evening ana MANI 0f the new mambCrH
viii Join the classes at once.
rho new athletes WHO were elected 10
membership last uight we're u. w, bur
dlta, u. n. List W. " LukonB John
10. Mcclure. t'ra1. II iln1omin, VIII
lam gutmnn, n H. llullooh Wnllor
WORKS. jacques Front Arthur T. Irwin,
j. g. Anderson. Frank VI Smith, jesse
McChualnnd. l. N English, q, u an.
fon, isndofe LUDWIG, Mont Bonar John
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Plunges us deeper in to the fall and nearer the
winter season. Every day the offerings Of the
Dress Goods department appears to grow more
OF beautiful Checks, Bars and Stripes, invisible and
tartan Plads, at I2ic to soc yard, while all col
ors in rough smooth rep, twilled (stright or diago-
naD Suitings in wool and Silk and wool, at Ase to
$3.50 yard-simply astonishing,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-10-26
EACH DAY
White Aprons

For infants, children, nurses,
ladies, in nainsook and cambria
square neck or round collar,
lace or embroidery trimmed,
4oc, S9c, 9Sc to $2,25 each.
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The Bartolis Tigers challenge the Det-
wiler Grays for game next Sunday af-
ternoon at the brlcltyard grounds, for
from S. to SOS a side, or for pastime. A
sneedY answer IS desired.
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coMMlTTnN onaAN12Ea.

Tho Republican city committee or
gnnlgc1 last night aud the Blackburn
Cadets roOrgnngcd There IN 10 be nc
tlylty all along the line now.
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Mr w. g, ncrgundlhnl, the llopubll-
can candidate for county treasurer IN
detained at the home VI his WHO'S folks,
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Slippers.

Something useful, ornamental,
warm and dressy., Saxony GRO
chet bed room slippers. Have
leather sole, with wool lining. in
all sizes, for ladies and children,
colors pink, cardinal, blue and
black-6oc and 79c.
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at Powhatan, by the dangerous illness
OF her father Michael Dorsey, who is
over 90 years OF age.
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$e.4s.

Caterpillar Cloth, or English
Covert, either make in English
box style. Just the right length
and color.
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A Few Minutes

Thought will convince you that
a coat twenty-six inches long,
made in the latest style, Of kerr
sey, cheviot or boucle, braid
trimmed, stitched and double
seams, at $s,48 is a great bar
gain. But that's only one Of our
offers.
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CABToTIA.

"S S;.a Z<Mz21z5E + $i III
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-10-26

NNOTGTS-L, tlI9 iII4 1pEIHbVEs OEH
pira-Daddy Hall.
To-night-Auroras and The Bowles.
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Second Lot.

Had to recorder on those GRO
chet quilts, as the first lot did not
satisfy the demand, so there is
D now another case here at the
3 same price-49c, These are an
4 S5c value.
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$780,.

Silk lined Jackets OF wool che
viots, neatly braided down front
and on the large collar. Come
= in navy, black, green and brown.
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Several big bargains at 1oc, 25c
and age in Ladies Black Hose,
won't fade or crock, but the lat
est is white silk and wool hose
at soc.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-01-04
FRENCH ELECTIONS.
Republicans Return Majority to
the >rnntp.

Parts, January Elections were held
today TO replaco one third OF the senators
whose terms soon expire. Tho senator's
hold office for three years. The radical
and socialist candidates and numerous tx
trenists hoped TO secure enough seats to
change the character OF tho senate aud to
prevent recurrence of the constitutional
struggle which occurred last ywr between
the senate and the cabinet The platform
called for the election OF senators by uni
Nersal suffrage. Their hopes are hiightod
however by the result Of todays elections.
The full returns show that Gt republicans
have been elected u radicals aud . rrac-
tiouares.
The constitutional struggle OF last April
gre" out OF a vote of ccrsurc passed by the
senate op N RicRrd minister OF Justice.
Tho chamber however voted a resolution
Of confidence in the ministry which de-
clined TO resign, maintaining the eonsttu-
iioual prcrogatiNc OF the chamber to Ais-
tain the ministry.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-01-04
FUNERAL OF M'CuLLACii.
Remains of The Great Editor Laid
10 Rest.

St Louis. January g. Services over The
remains OF Joseph b. McCulaeh. late cdi
tor OF the Globe Democrat, were hcld this
afternoon at The residence OF his sister in
law, Mrs, MNnion. whore he had made his
home for many years Rain he'd been fail
ing ali day without intermisslon. and the
weather Mas cold but notwithstanding
this there Was q large attendance OF the
iritnus and admirers OF Mr. McCullagh.
he housc though vommodious was not
large enough 10 hold all Who attended and
many were compelled 20 stand outside IN
the indictment weather.
Mr. McCullaEh's remains, which lay in 4
cosket Of ccilc, covered with black broad
cloth, were IN the paro. surrounded ty
many evidences OF love and esteem In the
wGy OF floral OFFERINGS from CO. workers.
and others at home and abroad Some time
before the hour ret for the services com
siderable number OF persons passed. bc.orr
the ossRot and viewed the remains GA
top OF the plain osskct the ,yos met a
square plate, or which WAS iuscrbo1'
AT REST Joseph Il, MCCullagh.
Rev, John SNYDER, pastor OF the Unim-
riHr church OF The Messiah, paid "a h,au-
titul tribute TO the dead IN few well
were members OF the Globr- Democrat odi-
,oria staff ard heads Of departments.
Among the honorary pail bearers were
the editors of the other st Louis nowspA-
pers and mga prumlnent in nnlltc"l and
business life in this city. Hon Henry
Wattcrscn. cditor ot the louisville Cou-
ritr-JoUrnsl WAS the only one from ont
of town. Tho intermcnt WAS in he Nc
Kee family bot at Aelleiontaine cemetery.
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item, at the unaccountabie Inactivity OF the
executive In Cuba. which IN inexplicable
considering the favorable circumstances
the opportune death of Maceo affords aud
the complete failure Of American filibus.
terers.
All OF this points to one of two crying
evils. either the home government is de-
plorably lacking In initiative or the m,i-
tary chiefs in cuba are incapable and un-
worthy OF confidence. Perhaps there Is II
little of both Any way, public opinion
Is unanimous regarding the latter. rri-
waite adviccs reveal that state Of malad-
minlstration is prevailing In the island OF
u most scandGlous character Even the
government organs do not altogether over
look this TO say nothing VI the liberal pa
pers which are being Prosecuted for de-
handing reforms In the administration OF
Cuba.
This proposition Is an ominous sign
and a dangerous action on the part OF the
government while public feeling is as It is
Senior Canovas decision Of TO the reforms
in Porto Rico is recognition that he can
not longer run the country according to
uuhlic puintpu -
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-01-04

Beaver Falls. Pa, January 9.-Toiay
news was received that Hon ], J David
son of Beaver. the well known congress
man-elcc, from the Twenty firth district.
had died last night at Phoenlz. Aria.
where he had gone in the hope Of i'm
proving his health,
MIR Davidson was 3S years old and leaves
a wife and two small children. all of
whom were with him at the time ~ his
death. His death WAS due 90 lung trouble.
from which he had been suffering for
some time Tho remains will be brought
homo 10 Beaver this week for intermcnt,
His place Will have to be filled by 500
cial election this spring Judge Mecklin.
Of Rochester is aNegdy mentioned fAr tho
place. provided he will accep, Il. and II
Ia stated that no viii have little or no
opposition. ono Of MIR payidsons broth
ers, Louis, is q son-in-law OF Senator
QUAY.
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SATURDAYS CYCLONE ]
Additional Details OF the Storm
That Swept Moorinasport.
WAS WORSE THAN FIRST REPORTED.
Only Two Houses Were Left Stand.
ing ia the Town.
AS WORSE THAN FIRST REPORTED.
INJURED TAKEN TO HOSPITAL.
subscriptions to He Raised for the
Relief of the SuTcrcrs-The
storm at Benton.

Shreveport. La, January 3.--Therc a
little to add to tho Moorlnssport disaster
reported last night. The relief trains OF
the Kansas city. Shreveport aud Gulf ar
rived this morning with the following
named wounded. who were conveyed to
tho hospital:
Mrs. Susan Head. body bruised. cash In
abdomen and skull fractured: Mrs. w. q.
Morgan, three scalp wounds and bruised
body; Mrs. Morgan's child. skull fracture:
Alice Goodman. skull fractured aud arm
broken faralcc Goodman. bruised body:
Claude Goodman, arm fractured. Mrs. Jes-
sic Goodman. scalp wound md bruised
body; Jordan Robertson, oolored shoulder
and arm broken.
TWO OF the four Goodman childron kill
cd were found loo yards from their homc
with their clothes stripped from their
bodies which were bruised and rnanpled
OF the number at the hospital Mrs. Nor
rnn's child and Mrs. Bead have llttlo
chhnce OF recovering. The wounded are
rccciNiuE all tho attention and care that
can be given Tho residence Of ] s. Noel
and tn" Methodist church have been con-
veited into temporary hospitals The path
"a Nip storm was narrow and abort. hut
torFlfic in destruction. pumcbr OF horsos
eatt'e and hogs were killed The body OF
man who was blown from the bridge has
been recovered, but is not identified. A
man whose name is not given Is believed
! to have been killed, but the body has NOT
/ boon found. number of ladies' visited
he hospital today and provided garments
Tor the uufortunatcs. Volunteer hubscrf,p-
itons viii be raised tomorrow 10 help the
sufferers and those who have Lost all
! their possessions.
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SMITHS DECISION REVERSED.
Secretary Fruncis Ipholds Ciuim
Holders for Cherokee strip.

81 Louis, No, january "a special to
the Republic from rcrry. o. T. says news
received there from Washington Is that
Secretary Francis has reversed ox- Secrc-
tary Smiths decision relative to claim
holders who made runs from the Indian
reservation to the Cherokee "trip IN Sep
tcphnr 1898
lho land office wil result. Several thous
aud persons are Affected Secretary smith
bed that persons who obtained clains by
running from tue creek, Usage and ponea
lallnn country were disqualified and secre-
tary Francis decided that thcy we're quail
fed
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l.. T.. MattHaws Kills james Wimbcrly
near Queen city.
Heury Sloan arrested at Palestine &C
cusea Of the murder OF Jim Sells.
Hennia, reports Of the officers OF the
State pcnM Institutions.
~ H. Peacock, jcweor. raNas. flies q
deed OF TRUSS
Hm Brown OF Huntsville assigns.
August LludumMu. l.. +. Gipsmuch
ana c. Rinscner, three BRENNAN firms, as
sign Saturday night.
The safe of Hiram Reynolds of Nolan
VILE blown open by burglars who secure
$500 n cash.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-01-04

Havana, JoNQary a-canIain General
Weyior is back in Havana. He left camp at
bayate Il; o'olock his morning, arriving
with troop OF cavalry at Artemfa At Y
o'clock ana at Mariel at s O'Clock. Ike I'M
modlately left there ca the cruiser i.egaspi,
arriving In Havana at S O'clock this eve
Mag He was accompanied ~ Chief OF
Stan Escrihano and his son, Terdinando
Ncyisr, who rs ono 90 his aides. rive MILL
tary aud civil authorities and a delcsation
awaited his coming aud acccTparl, < ,oe
captain general from the wharf to the pal
ace
The city has been on iip-iac ~ oyHoc'a-
,inn Of General Mcyler's arrival an daN
but hts lntfntlcn 10 r2turu YRS mol aiowoi
to be cshled from here untll after he had
arriyed
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Indictments n, uns,rop.

BastroD TcNas january 2~-'iho granf
jury returned IN all nine Indictments fer
felony cases to-wit: One for forgery, two
for theft Of a horse. two for incest, one for
burglary. two FOR illegal voting, one for
theft over value Of $50, They also returned
thirty-eight indictments for misdemeanor,
to-wit, PLAYING cards IN a public place,
cite, G. coming 10 betting at monte, 3;
aggravated sssauit. ! carving p pistol. 3;
disturbing the PEACE !. violating Sunday
Inv. b The holy nhianrnNd yesterlaY
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-01-04

Senator Steven n. Illldns, died this AZ
tcrnoon at the senator's residence Halle
bert at Elk,ns. this state MIR Elkins
was 81 years old. having hceu born In
Farquhar county. Virginia July 4. 1909.
lie married in Ohin Ia 1870 to Sarah
Pickett Wethers. Notwithstanding his dis.
ungushed son was Union man and has
always been Il republican, the deceased
was colonel in the Confederate army and
democrat lie leaves two sons senator
Elldns of West Virginia and Samuel Hobbs
Elllns Of Columbus Mo.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-01-04

Louisville, Ky, January a.-~Pro;tSsoF
Maurice Kirby the principal Of the Louis
vile male school and one OF the raost prom
inent educators of the south, died this
evening nj 7.90. Professor Kirby had been
mi about three months end his death was
DIE 10 complication OF diseases. the ma
lure Of which Was not fully understood.
Professor Kirby was b3 years oid ana
had been principal OF the male h!gh
school for the last 10 years
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-01-04

Alvin, Texas January 1.-The Post was
In error few days ago In stating that the
Alvin strawberries now being sold were
grown in hoibeds. All the berries yet
picked have been grown In the open field,
Scg raj Alvin truck farmers are now ship
ping away nne quantities of cauinower
mostly TO Texas points Alvin celery Will
also he on the market in considerable quau
tity soon.
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NOT Apr EHENSlVE.
Spanish Authorities Rely on Patrol
OF the Cuban Coast.
HAVEN'T ANY FEAR OF FlLlBUSTrRS.
Dauntlcss Expected to Go on Her
Way to Cuba.
NEiLER RETURNS TO HAVANA
Ih'pnttcncc In Spain over the Innc
tINfts in CObn-Nilttury Chiefs
aud Government Blamed.

washington, January 3-~The Spanish au-
thorities feel little apnreheosion from, re.
| ,ortaa ,tt;,.,.4, a.,
'4s 'Npe"I'iohs OWING 10
mo 'noroushhess with which the Cuban
| coast is being pauoled by the Spanish au-
| thuriilc4 IT * noirtc1 n,,, r,t a.. 49,.
/ o 80 WV '""' 'ne sue'
/ '"''V eNpeoi'ions largely depends
| won 'ho ability to deliver the goods to
the Insurgents and that the nere la,di,s
/ o. the oxncdi,io,. c,,,,,,,, 49,, 49,, @
| -. ''A '''ic'
| - ''V SSS'eh' established by General
"eNIer the movement OF any considerable
| insurgent force toward The roast IS pot,d
as "a st,n toyy,ra motto.
qq,. ,,.,'...... us GA eNp'n'''un'
i"S"' eeHts nave no pack trains or
Other ordinary means of transporting mill
l'aly stores, and are Obliged to receive
ana carry goods by hand In handling
( boxes OF guns or any considerable suppi,
OF ammunition a large number of men Il,
necessary to dispose OF an expedition by
mana. For this reason the approach OF
the Three Friends expedition was made
SHOWN to the Spanish commanders 10y The
nnoNtH,en's OF large insurgcnt force to-
ward the coast. \ baulc cnsucd and the
Insurgents We're driven inland.
ihe pnini at which tho Three Friends
anhseQuenily tried to land was that TO
Whl'h inc insurSent force was headed. \;
present II Is siii this patrol is SO cont
pete that no considerable force OF insur-
gents can move without unm8sking the
destination Of an expedition and thus Civ
.ue ample tlme Tor It's npprf hension This
n uu' one means oil apprehension, how
/ ever ana II does not diminish the scout
ING OF expeditions before their departure
According to official adyices received
here the Insurgents arc tn desperate can
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-01-04
THE LATEST THING IN EpITAPHs.

Ilillard Goodman G0i old man Goodman
and wife, Maud Goodman 90, Mrs Mary
Morgan. Seriously Injured: NJ Morgan.
Emma Morgan ue), Tom Teat and vito
ana their four daughters Eula Nora. olivia
aud cassie. Mrs. Carrie Davis. Mrs john
Milan, nr j. h. Harris John Eukn aud
about half a dozen negroes whose names
were not learned