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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-05-18

Interests G, Texas vhseh may eersne ir
many respects uJoa Taxa sjsni,rs
abroad has sSusA; to ascerFl,ss. 10 the
PREMISES. vsS; the Novs. 81 eoarse, hAs
refused or emitted 20 Go. Wat Texas
needs row IS % receive ereait Tor TIE con-
servasis-a ana intelligence Displayed ey It's
LEGISLATURE with reference 10 sSeA r.S,itrs
as have resolved bitter ara nlhefAl
treatment elsewhere u ms ,tevs were
insparcs sv manly sgirh a=a were "a
fANle e. dealing With question. GaesiirS
Texas Interests N Aay ether than 5 c1r7-
var and saArlias manner the aeyslo a'nis
n tse East -ecen;ly would tGrasS 3 vlis
some Interesting matter tuE easa NJ son
q the relative progress ard hrsAa-m I'd.
eansss o. lesasiSiioa here saa n tae Ao-tA
iasteGa q this soWertr, it Is srSee 'l,ns
IN the strae ola n, Vi;n is daily IN; at
he s.ns u emission Q: :se Texas iegis-
ls,ure.
Tae e,a lSay inseeG ralgA; Do 10 STATE
some service ION ~ ss,s.as TIE o7gsr-
tun.;v 20 swAuow so1ss 81 asr osac, "a
uooa Texas Hu; who expects ner 70 10
So Eeao aosaers. Who"
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POINTS ABOUT PEOPLE.

Lolita says that the thought o, going
pack npon the stage never seriously enters
her mind.
a Worcester, Mass, railroad man is scri-
ously considering an offer he has inst re
oeiNed 10 20 To China and take charge or
railroad train there.
Verdi has picked ont the place at SAINT
Agaa where lie proposes to he burjed
WIN his wife and has arranged to have
the tomb built at once.
IN Belgium a railway carriage has becn
lltttd up as hospital. 1t contains twenty-
lour heds with wire springs, and com
ances 9"' "Pi'-
A movement is on foot to erect n mon
umeht TO Henri NieuNqtemps the famous
pelgian Violhlist The monument will no
erected at Nerviers, the birthplace of the
me Empress OF Japan is distinguished
lor her musical taste and ability. and. I'm
particular Plays the koto--a Janapese in
s'rnment resembling the zither-wlth
great success
LONDON fire chief who is commander
m the royal navy, was married recen,lp
IN sYle-a procession OF 100 firemen IN
inll uniform and police band sccompapv-
'ns MN ana MS bride TO the church.
CHAPLAIN coulden' in his opening prayer
w Tue mouse OF representatives. last Thurs
OF cur Iowa brother" referrInr - ~ -
covory OF General Henderson from q serl-
Gus illness. ''''' se''-
baroness nurdett- Coutts who ,ir ~.
marriage at the age of e. was tho 49,,
most talked OF in England uext IN he
p Ie,, OWING 10 her charities. has iust
t"ni"H" her sith birthday. and L. In
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Z NEoLECrrp orrlNrrNIrY-


4 According 20 tho Galveston News sn,
thosa Who have thought with BE- o. late
years, The heseting SIN o. Texns wa. nj,
sanf question o, administrative detail. but
What these crliics OF the Stato ana ~ the
democracy 'Nerc pleased 90 characterize a.
SHE dangerous and sociaiistie spirit o. g.
4iihorallsm and hostility towards capital
The News aud tia following bsyp systc,,-
aucaiiy Injured 'ho State by Grading On
impression abroad 80 far az they were
able. that investments were not ttfe In
9TexaS that communism was rite here and
l,'hai there MAS disposition 10 oppFcss
CORPORATIONS and sQueeso foreign capital
(which might como iatn the state. This vi.
,cious and hurtful course has had Us ,Iee,
IN certain quarters, Il has created a qucs.
stion of greater moment 10 Texas than All
.others, Northern papers. naturally teal
ious OF and inmical towards the south and
sWes' have taken their eue from the New,
land abused us without stint. ri.tz,ns n.
4 ms state who have gone East 10 plAee
foohas or stocks. or ask fasurs, have boon
smet with these Galveston .Iews SANDER,
.,,revamped In Eastern journals. and hayo
come back empty handed.
IA During the past few months The lop,.
.latures OF some OF the Northern statos
I .,notabiy New York. have indll ed in 4,
stmore bitter crusade against osui,ai And
scorporations ana displayed more Of tho ,o.
lioialisiic spirit Than was ever arenrcd n,
lin Texas
Il Has anyone found the News nor t,ng OH,
tho difference, In the treatm NJ OF eanlt,l
cat this time, between Tho leglsl.t re, q,
frexas and New York and thus siaii,a.in,
,Texas?
Has the News seized this opportunity 1,
say to its Eastern readers TIA. II wa,
grossly In error In assuming tina. TIE hos
pity towards capital WAS In Texas rattle
ethan In the East9 Has IL trul u tax,
.iadvantage of the opportunity 10 undo ioin,
rof It's disreputable work u hers olore,
Not In solitary instance!
y The Post. with an honest care for thos,
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and Nat W. Floyd. another of The Posts
! clever reporters. Sid ]. Thomas of that
! reliable journal, the Comanche Chief. is
clerk Of the education committee of the
senate.
stepping over to the house Of representa-
tlves. about the first man who attracts
YOUR attention is Lee J. Rountree, the
. Beau Brummel OF tho Twenty-fifth lesis-
| iature He is The editor of the KYLE star
Nndicator and is member of the State
association, Ice was elected to his pres
enI position without opposition, which was
| q merlted tribute to good man.
a G, Siuar; of the kaufman County
News IS assistant chief clerk in the house
Of commons. At the assistant journal
clerk 5 desk you will find that physical
giant, James Robertson OF the Jewett Mes
senger,
Among the members Of the lower house
none are better known III Texas than Byron
Drew of the kaufman Sun. Mr. Drew is
now serving his second term and is promi-
nently spoken of for lieutenant governor.
Another influential man in the lower
house Is X. w. Martin. He is presiding
genius of the Gatesville Messenger and no
man Understands the signs Of The political
zodiac better than he.
7. c. Mcfarland is the editor Of tho
| Victoria Times ani is always on the look
out for the legislation that affects news
paroriom
Sam T. Jones of Honio Ia another jour-
nallSt who has recently broke into the leg
lsaiure. He has been 10 congress" as
the private secretary TO his congressman
and is onto all kinds of legislative work.
a. w. Ewing Of the Palestine Advocate
Is one of the hard working members OF
the ower house, rs is also II. c. Shropshire
OF the Weathcrf0rd Courier
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sem. horticultural society

Bolton. Texas. May I5-The annua' 'u. ''.
,np n, the state Horticultural soe'e.
viii meet in convention at Bel'on '1,
II. Il. Hillyer, president Of tn .,,s s't pIscs
fhrouqh whose fundamentally tn.s p
was selected as the place ior N.Y. so,naeut
inc was seen by The Post eorresp'H"s-'
this morning. + r,rnosed d
the Oldest and most enthusiast IN this
of horticulture and iioricultuIp oans psy
State and are mostly men o, a .I lime.
their own expenses. give OIL 'a our
,no,,cv and syperience 10 eiuea.ss s.,hsr
n~orIe alone these lines, bringing sr,,ts
iarre and beautiml collections svn,rpish
' 'I' and vegetables. which iu as.ihu.
great object lesson 10 sho T,a society Of.
lies of this great stare giving IeH
fcrs premiums upon pFouuIe~ For thrse
and interest 10 these nlee'' ,,,sSetings rssd'
DAYS and nights they hold ' mus subjects
ing papers. discussing sal.o M answer
pertaining 10 those Industries np 10 ID
Ing questions in public OF n, knowledge
struct any one IN search
along these lines ..,., NJ the organ
"'rhe purposes and ob,ees develop he
ization is to encourage anu ~ This STATE
grent fruit growing Interests ',, T. anens
and disseminate useful kno"
our people, .s,lngs have vi III
held hundreds OF people nav sothusissr,
and the greatest interest," an r AM
snu nm tns awakened and h,,,,ns,srtea 70
much valuable Information
,Ics.a WIN attend"
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A POPULAR CONTINGENT.


Tho nrgee
noni,,ios. .ho -.
Inc present legislature con
tans more newspaper men amour its
members and offirsrs .b.,
,ae,sl,,,, '''' any previous
'o's ever assembled in Texas.
inns iact has frequently been remarked
,ar..,.,,' "'N f"'i'e' anu your
''N sHa" Wheh ne attempts TO write
aoou1 II mere Nevertheless am proud Of
'"o nu'le''h ana can not see my way clear
10 refuse anything and Whou requested a
ne" days since by the accomplished editor
OF our state association organ for some
dots from the lives of tho nu,nerr,,s ,.,.s-
paper mon at the CAPITAL find r,vssIr
lnstuctiyeW irving to fc,m,iia,, NY 80, Hei'
brilliant tpics on the rnembrrs nf Tho y'a
tcwity now in the service of tho Siot., IN
this city Being pressed FOR limo -, -,
tile indulgent reader viii nordon tho s,aiJ
ami Irosy style which must of ner,ssitS
ptrvude this article.
IL is nat surprising that a. many ,,,.
paper men sbouId ~, r@r,t"', -, ~
try when ii is remembered that thn news
paper man above ali othere is The ono IN
lead the assault ON the enemv's linz whom
WIN III 49, i,"'Hm - ~ ItuE'gSs'
coed IN ,rnfo,I fox, ~, .', S WI pro-
Of the unn,brrs ~ a,,, o'n ''e lNus
rarily sniomrnin, ,,r3". 40, INV tS"po-
big Texas STATE house VI '"e
Among tbosc tho S.o+, ,.,n.
stands brrhcr Win It,, -.
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speci.i stan Comnissiouers.
THE CITY.

TIE Pest 10 delivered 20 Any ps-T az the
city by carriers a. s. o. ger In61ta three
rinn .hs, sac. ss1 iac1.aS. f6.es. ossa seA;.
l1Sa
M ThSoaer. Borsne aas charge 81 80
7City Circulation Ar Sol3e sag.
Y MesS-< Theodore Eer-.ur ana Charles
fIctt a-s the Auf1cIsFe- collectors o. a.
sr.ty bDas eoth Advertising a-.& s1Hsrf-5'-
ton. an. no E.crcg sAc1l4 Ae PAD 20 A1g
jrns other ihs- :hoss rarus-a. Nu.ess tsec-si
RFI.sez authority sistv- IS The a4sinefs
Manager Is shown. All accounts g. any
isz4 sho1iI he pad by che,s u t4vaf =:
The Houston Printing COMPANY
y No ORDERS :or EQs1s et-.. are Given ~
ltAe tI5a-ns stsne1t. Ard rr1e 81. y Acce 9s-
it1 II payment % ccrce bls
/ sghse-ste-s sa-t1g 70 Reserve tts per
,feEa.Ar.y WI please Sorry tlt ot1ce
promptly. Eve-y Subscribers gAg. = e..
'becee4 10 se a<lveCe4 nct iaies iRa e.ss
N.
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Cslver; Is city OF 4ole Inhabitants. an'
| ;h&i she should have more than one corn
| incn carsier. no ese doubts. Then tn
/ question becomes pertine1t; WIZ den
she rvt another! Yea ard YEA sa4 Sea
| Vey Goa. she'
The Milfari Courier IS conducting yoi-
ing contest. the p'tse for which is bust
ness eolicse scholarship.
Texas Is TO: such a Saa place after all
The Wills Poia; chroaiele says
san Antonio has struck natural sas and
CorsicArs hiss found OIL aat cael deep ! M
in tAc lcNels o. ,ac earth. There Is rlCuiy
Of everything IN Texas Il oeiy her people
~isi lake ;he trouble % look for 8.
The cleNurne Herald has entered its
ii'ih ycas Q; existence. It Is an tisht-
mage newsy paper In aaaoalc!ag the
birthday the editor explains:
The paper has Mad roush ,auias and at
times las been nearly svAuped - adverse
waves. out she bids fair 10 sep her sails
io'ns The slbscglr'ica ci = large mum
her expires with This lSsae. Viii You
kindly come pp and rcaaw - as rot 30
miss an issue. We are Us syr the wsr
ana A, all times you VIII ant Us ready
fer the fray. Fc.v ara march.
The editor Q. the G0enyilie Banner IS
evidently RI. wealthy aud his lack Of
riches has enabled him to discover tina,
"there IS an advantage in being poor. The
roor man eoes out sad gathers his own
green's and has ;hen fresh The rich man
tuys a 70, OF vil,ed s:ua which his im-
ported cook ruins"
The Paris Advocate offers suggestion
Zoe those who live IN dry towns
The Meade ccii storage bll has become
a la~ Ieople ~ho live In seal option
precincts vii row have to drink al the
ar9s store oc from a boot-leg
This is proper move on the part of the
a3roca,c. a newspaper is published in
the Interest OF The people and when new
iaw tAsses the new spaper must tell the
ueoole The tuN eject OF 1t.
The peu!sou Herald offers this criticism.
~ an officer o. Fort Worth:
In assessing punishment upon a culpri,
yesterday mofuIng 10 tho city court the
Judge remarked. = line you So, and had
10 eesu my wife you insultea would have
Billed yog. Pretty strong language for
Judge on The bench
Tire Enuis Semi Weekly News has
Tracted IFS second issue and perpctrates
the following upon an unsuspcctinE public.
VIII We all be mist when We are
eone:'
The Tyler Courier discovers the benefits
81 trui, farming and submits figures to
Show what East Texas can do:
4 small farfrat. ,,a,r 'v,.I.- an ,b,,, go.
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GOSSIP OF 0oTH..

Ao.-ll 0Sr -
s s,9a that the INTERVENING ., s no.. D'as.
mark the dawn OF the mil,a.. sa lalr weula
uleated. The rival fess3as eaniuh are Vi.
IN tnls city, which have hss. " HbtrraS,
eiis iast thirteen years, ar Wsrreg .Or
oementlng an alliance az On The eve =
Three of the six lepers w,
fined on North Brother lsl,ra wei, were Coz.
ESCAPED. The latest one II nav, nave nos
W. West ~ Indian negro. He pu, NV was I,
70 49, az, Borrowed Borrowed boat and rosaa, @y ia
tsnas ', ~ s' mn The SANITARY auiy
n ner,o VI cue BOARD offers the cor sI-fa.
10 bex Gus ION that 1t is not !, ss .ssiuol
con n",o u Ieper at large as a su.,,.use.ou.
sylvia Thorne. being a, ,,,u.
De among the last persons in M saoali
take things at their face value ma va .
that they are always what thew - e'isss
she isn't She went 10 an en,sr.,. =. gu 2
the guest OF the Beetsteak Chm 'a.isnmetiti
night. The members act as ws,. 'us chs
cue didnt know 1t. When ons y, eSs's
sought TO engage in conyerssi;na VI nsu
n
sue made very audible remarks ~ ~ y, esf
manners OF the servants employs 'as u
naturally showed some confnsins she
sNuae1oh was explained 10 her Us
hsPlu though the spread OF the nh,.a..
teVer has been here, Penasylyan;, So.
vision of the League of America, W..
men threatens to DUST the New yo,t g..
division from the position IT has t,a. ~
al the head Of the list. The ,rcrn.s. as.a
membership IS much more msrtsS s- y
the keystone riders just at presen, r s.-sas
the Empire State, renewals ana sar' .au u
in the former having exceeded ,h,s
the latter last week BY nearly La y.
pennsylvania division now nuubs,in, y, ~
80 members, as compared to New y,r.,
20,24l. '" i@A,
Any one DESTROYS Of purchasing ,,o,,
of Southdown sheep can obtain thu .,..
from Superintendent Smith of the csr,-,,
Park menagerie by bidding high epop,,
Ihey Will be placed on sale next month
iioch OF shorthorn iNorsets being subshp.
lea as preferable for exhibition purpo,.,
lhe superintendent says there are no 81.
Ter wool growing sheep in the world tSn
those he has. hut he is not in that ba.i.
~, MS ss aug the new 'aFli schedule has noth.
"7 W Wv VIZ" '"' 'u'nSe'
Ono N, .ha MAN.. ,,4
''''"' "'"'''fs 10 Whieh tse
"''oa'''oh OF Assistant Secretary Roosevelt
Will be called when he reaches the Brool.
lyn Navy Yard for his pronnsea ,,,n,,,,..
h, p,a. ga =, -. 1850 '"'psN"0a
'''''s i'' MN VI '"s"' from feahsyNanla
were favored at the expense OF experienced
en'PIoy's ana war veterans WHEN the lore
was Gu. uoWn aiier the completion Of WORK
urge that some of the new employees M
not even American citizens. There are
any number of stories alleging crooked.
ness and favorltlem in the navy yard bu,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-05-18

in demanding the best mar; q Greece
sra ss,.eo ne to hcoi, Turkey is aoaetIess
trying 70 saNw the powers iAAt there Is
nothing snail ot.on; her.
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49, rnEnE III rRorBLE,

seq --- Az '-'" AZ
tween Span an s United States va
lkeiy 20 oscar over tas CUBAN onesf;o1. a7e
We. al Ct oroe. to ~ usas7ed !uto tAe
ni3s, G.. st!srsrr eyeyts sas az exc.tssr
"a a--.-..,,... .7..,....,..
10 a-'einp' TeArt q iae CUBAN sufferers
AL uuQaes-sauAtiy Offend the naughty
/ spr; q tAe Svznl ards a-G lead 10 com
I Yliea-ars o. ~ss-s 90 r,ss c.- s.-. ,hs
ie-t wat s-.., -,..-. -ro i-..-....,..-.., d
,,.-,
( These t,,, -.--.-..-. -.,ss..o-. ,. ,,,,,..-.
-, -. .,..-....- 49,, -
'' s'A'''"ss
-e A'9'. ''7s''s.A''9A OF 'A.s country.
2A' IRE "as@'a st7a government has here
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THE TEXAS PAPERS.

The CAiver, Courier IS progressive sni
rises 10 remark;
Calvert Is q city OF 4oea Inhabitants. and
;SG; she should have more than one corn
rucn carrier. no c2e doubts. Then the
question becomes rertiuert; WHY den
she rct another? Yea ard YEA s14 sea,
WHY acn't she!
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fo- the sovesDor to ascertain how these
EsniJsu'ea stack up As campaign cOntr,et-
tors before Sisulrr The flsA
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The Miltasd oour;sr IS conducting vo;-
Ing ooniest. the prise for which is a bust
ntss collcse sehelArshlp.
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Gainesville. Texas aa' tI,,eso irsrs'
estate transfers this week ~, !, osorse /
Cers Of different parties, all . sosl.srsiei
Hume. Of all interest IN Nv ,rs.as,tias
Tom Bean estate of bfen"' ,,n,l esains o
sal277. which will be the l,ar rse
This celebrated suit by eonp ,ao.,a 70 y
e ,a,s At one time was SUPPOSE
worth 100000.
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Texas Is 10: such he'd place after all.
The Wills Poin; Chrcaicle says.
san Antonio has struck natural sas and
CorsicArs hiss found OIL aa9 cael deep ! - n
in tAC bowels % ,Ac earth. There Is plCUiy
Of everything In Texas u oeiy her le0ll 10
Will take the trouble 90 look for z.
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The editor Q. the Grcenyilie Banner IS
evidently ~. wealthy aud his lack Of
f.ehes has enabled him TO discover tina;
there IS an advantage in being poor. The
1909 man eoes oat sad gathers his own
green's and has them iFssh The rich man
tuys 70; o. vi!;ed s:ua which his in-
ported cook ruins"
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HOUSTON DAILY POST.

]. L WATSON. n. NJ. JOHNSTON.
President Vice rrrs Seat.
G. J. PALMER, secre.Afy.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-11-17
INNOCENCE HANGED.
Lynchcrs Put 10 Death a Man Who
Was Not Guilty.
MAY CAUSE A SENSATION.
chief justice Corliss Declares Coudist
Had No Hand In the spiesr Fam
~ Murdsr-No Evideaes New
Against Others Accused.

Grand Forks. ~ D.. Nov. iG.-"An
innocent man was hanged by lynchers
al Wllllamsport." was the startling
statement made by Chief Justice Cor
liss. Of the state supreme court.
81 have ample documentary evidence
TO the statement" continued the jus
tlcc. The supreme court ordered a
new trial In Coudet's case because Il
appeared that he was convicted on the
uncorroborated evidence OF Holytraok
aud Ireland both Of whom confessed
10 taking part In numbering the spieer
family. and whose statements impll-
eating Coudet were refuted by the
strong alibi testimony given by DR..
Ross. the resident agency physician at
Standing Rock Dr. Ross veraclty ID
unquestioned. and bis testimony is
supported By notes from his menoran-
dun book Another fact is that Holy
track and Ireland made two other pre-
yi0us confessions. IN neither Of which
dld they impllcate Coudet. Holytrack
and Ireland we're sure to have expiated
their crimes on the Eallows. a. there
vas no question Of their guilt. but the
mob made no distinction. and hanged
the innocent with the guilty. The
lynching Of Coudet Il a foul crime and
a blot on the fair name OF the state.
and his murderers should not 20 I'M
punished"
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-11-17

Washington. Nov if-Au immense
claim embracing 1000 600 sores 90 land
In thc northwest including iho cities of
Minneapolis and So Paul was brought
before Commissioner Herman Of the
general land Olnco and thc assistance
20 che government in securing official
dntB H called Tor Tho claimants. G n
Holloway ~ Holland a.. and A g.
Gum. OF Nauure % They are now
maxine an examination off the general
land office records with the view To-
securing copies of certified papers
which thOv assert VIII establish their
title io thr land claimed hy them
Tbe'r ancestor through whom They
claim the title. was Jonathan Carver.
on rrriishwan and q well known cX
p'orrr in lho last century Who was
given tho land bv Indians ihcy assert
Gum claims that hc BE- the great
grandson 90 Carver. and llollouay's
wife b. great granddaughter
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-11-17
BISHOP DoANE UNEASY
ss,. che People 81 To. csuairy n,a
nsttsr tssvs O. r's.f Ainps

says ths People ~ rhs Csuatry usf
n.,tsr ts.y. O. r'a0f Al'us
Albany SIS Sow is Bishop WI
liam Gro.suel nrlne m his annual
address to tic clergy 70 the diorcse ~
Albany .rcas.ur of the relations Of
America GO England in che Lambeth
conference was very Intense IN bis
condemnation 81 what is called
"i.Hro.fm" Relating 90 report upon
subject of International arbitration be
nIl
Ilsrr can to no question but that
within tho last two or three years
from various causes lnd With some
fault on both Sides minds have been
accustomed t1 Thought oi possible re-
sort tn aims us settlement oi ma
uouul ruot'lus between England and
America Wlth Ow Emmy cNtrfmc cx-
peritnros Of partisan violence fhe En-
rlIeh government fhc English people
ana tte English press have been most
patient. lHt unless $50 c0U0 tD rcCug-
uIle moro than Wc to ihe rOeklcssncgs
eft speech. tho facility 90 rorslug pre-
iudIrrs ana daurur 90 provoking even
thp most patient strength we may
tr.uc ahogt state of thIug Infinitely
dirracofui and infinitely dangerous 10
our Christianity and our civilization
bishop u1luo said the spirit 90 hos
tIlty was n openly expressed o1
this side OF che water at present that
wc should bo careful how we aroused
THE feeling Oh active hostility
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-11-17
NEWS lN BRIEF.

John Purcell. the champion hammer
throacr died ai Florence Mass
Worb has hocun on thc grain cleya-
Tor lt Galveston. Tex.
James Harvey was given four years
ln the pcnltculay Cor burglary 90
Galveston. Tex.
W. v TURNER "a merchant OF Wolfe
City. Tex has failed
Cant poraro plaz. son of President
aiaE. WAS married 40 the CITY OF Mex
ico to Scnuriia Rcsota
John Fleming, manager of the Ma
tlonal sporting club at London. Ems
is dead
solly smith and George Dixon will
meet again Ia the ring at san Fran
cisco. Cal. In February.
Josh Rud. negro desperate. was
shot 90 death 10 Georgia boy men Of
bis own color
J.. e. Russell was given seven years
IN the PEN at laGrango. Tex. for
criminal assault
The 6-ycar-old child Of r. l.. Rogers.
nd Caddo. I T.. was burned TO death.
Her dress caught Ore from a stove.
Perry Mlll,r's sin. al Falrlle. Tex.
was destroyed by Gee Loss $500.
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STARVING cuBANs.
ssvsaty. Fivs Per Ceat n.si STAGE &c
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Late war nsgan
New York. Nov IA special 90 the
World from Havana says
Il appears now that nearly 90 per
cent Of the 100000 helpless women
children and non-comhatants On Cuba
affected by former Captain General
weyler's policy are dead Despite IN,
order issued by Gen. Blanco 20 feed
the starving. the daily mortality OF
the remaining "reooncentrados" 81
frightful.
The rahid SpaniarAE who hellcvt
that only by determination OF the rae,
this Cuban war can be won. openly
challenge the good faith OF Gen.
nlanco's statements a. 10 his intention
60 feed and ind work for those whom
Gen. Weyler has not Killed.
They brilliantly claim that the new
captain general Is enforcing the bar
barous Concentration OF the country
people exactly a. his predecessor dld.
The local press no longer print the
news from the small towns In one
Of the last articles upon the hunger
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New York. Nov. i6.-gotton spot
quiet inchanged; middllns uplands
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