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and 15S noes. Then the Speaker an
nounced an addition of one vote to the
ayes (maklng ii a tie), but that was lmme-
diately followed by an addition OF one 10
the noes. The vote was thereupon taken
by ayes and noes and sulted in ordering
the previous question on Henuerson's res
olution bv 1873 ayes and l 81 noes, several
Republicans having changed thfr votes
from no TO ave.
A point having been raised that under
the rules there were twenty minutes 1or
debate the Speaker said: There are
rules and rules. There is rule for the.
previous question in the Eifty-second,
Fifty-third and Fifty-fourth Congresses
and also under the general parliamentary
law. In the House of Representatives
heretofore the rule has allowed twenty
minutes for debate, But that is not the
rule under which we are now acting.
Even if it were there has been debate
enough before the previous question to
cut off that twenty minutes. The ques-
ton is now agreeing on the resolution"
The House divided and the Speaker re-
ported ayes 157, noes 133, so Henderson's
resolution was agreed TO.
The usual drawing for seats was pro-
ceeded with, preference being given on
account of long service to Grow (R.l of
Pennsylvania, Holman Cd of Indiana
and Harmer (R.) of Pennsylvania. AS
mem mbers selected their seats many of
their desks were made the repositories of
artistic constructions of flowers. While
this scene was being enacted TO the great
amusement of the galleries, the committee
faI - h.
ported through Payne (R.) OF New YORK
that the President "had sent his kindly
greeting to Congress, and said that he
would communicate Immediately in
writing"
The making of the report was followed
instantly-at 3: :15 P. My the delivery of
the Presidents brief message, but its
reading was withheld until the seating of
members was com pleted.
The Presidents message was read, and
was referred, on motion OF DingIey. to the
Committee on Ways and Means.
Dingley then introduced his tariff bill,
which was also referred to the Committee
On Ways and Means
The Speaker announced the appoint
ment of the Committees on Rules, on
Ways and Means and on Mileage, as fol-
lows:
On Rules-The Speaker, Messrs. Henderson
OF Iowa, Dalzell of Pennsylvania. Republicans;
Bailey OF Texas and Mcmillan OF Tennessee,
Democrats.
On Ways and Means-Messrs Dingley of
Maine (chairman), Payne of New York, Dalzell
OF Pennsylvania, Hopkins of Illinois, Grosve-
nor OF Ohio, Dolliver of Iowa, Steele OF Indi-
ana, Johnson of North Dakota, Evans OF Ken
lucky. Tawney OF Minnesota, Republicans;
Messrs. Bailey OF Texas, Mcmillan OF Tennes-
see, Wheeler OF Alabama, McLauren of South
Carolina, Robertson of Louisiana and Swanson
OF Virginia, Democrats.
On Mileage-Messrs. Wright of Massachusetts,
(chairman), Barham of California, Booze of
Maryland, Republicans; Cooper OF Texas and
Lewis of Georgia, Democrats
Permission was given to the Committee
on Ways and Means to sit durin. the ses-
sion of the House, and to have all neces-
sary printing done; and then. at P. NJ,
the House adjourned until Thursday next.
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Pro,trot,a by f,rer,co,.l

CHIC AGO. I'LL, March 15-Over appli-
cation tc business has shattered the
nerves of Harry w. Getz. terminal superin-
tendent of the Baltimore and Ohio rail-
road. and he has been compelled to give
up his work and seek rest. To-day he
will leave under the care of his wife for
the home of her mother, who is a ply
sician at Long Beach, near Pasadena, Cal.
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With q NOntfor in Iosc.

NEW YORK, N. Y, March 15-The
steamer Kansas City from Savannah re-
ports tn at ~ hen off Winter Quarter Light
ship she passed the United States cruiser
Cofumbia with a United States monitor
in tow. 1t is supposed the monitor is the
Puritan, before reported disabled off Hat
teras.
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Terrific Gale In Pemnsytrania.

ERIE. Pa, March 15.-A terrific gale
struck Erie to-day, which did great deal
ofdamage. 1t is reported that Wattspurg,
a town in remote part of the county, was
destroyed by fire. The wires are down
and the particulars cannot be had to-'
night.
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Tnr,imo REFUSED a 9esn;te.

FRANKFORT, KY, March 1s-Gov-
ernor Bradley has refu. ed respite in the
case of Alonzo Walling, convicted of COM
plicity in the murder of Pearl Bryan.
WaIling will be hanged with Scott Jackson
next Saturday
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1iou Grant N Krspffe.

FRANKFORT. KY, March 15.-Gov-
ernor Bradley to-day finished the exam
ination of the papers in Alonzo Walling'3
case and will render his decision to-mor-
row. 1t is believed that he will grant
respite.
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Consur Nc Dantef Arr,ye..

NEW YORK, N. Y, Marcel 15.-R. P.
Mcdaniel, United States Consul at Bahia,
arrived at this port to-day per steamer
Grecian Prince from that port
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SANDEN ELECTRIC CO. s,.s! ;s,:i s,


DR.. sANDENS ELECTRIC
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~. ,nsntng game of the present series
-nh pallas on the Houston diamond WIS
-. ~, easily by the home team Yesterday
~ seven innings "old Bones" Parvin
,,a the visitors down to three hits and
~ o,e Dallas man In that time reached
A,a base. In the eighth two hits by
~ visitors, supplemented by two errors
" she locals one by kiinercr who was
,la,ing secopd. and the othee' by Devaney.
r.,,ed Dallas two runs. AS Il shut out
-, then impossible. both Parvin and his
supor, failed to exert themselves further
md the Defenders added three more hits
md three more rlsns in the ninth to the
rcord. the scoring closing at 10 TO ). IN
hytr OF the home team.
Bskwith. Dallas new pitcher was hit
Nr fifteen hlis. although he pitched a
yJy good. steady game. He is u Young
rtcher of promise and Yesterday lost his
tys. game since signing with MCCloskey
There were no ,sarilCulsbrly brilliant PLAYS
On either side mad une tieldbg OF the
visitors was ra1hT laggard. Dallas gave
Us hard fight when here last and TODAY.
VIII Blackburn or weighing IN the box
as Buffaloes VIII have to look sharply for
st,l. they get.
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BEAUMONT BUDGET,
ELECTION or OFFICERS ny THE
EpW oUTH LEAGUE,
& Mig CoIorcd E,cursion 20 Ghivc~-
ton-ccui WIN t,r Its New
Dcput-Lncul Notes.

Boaum.nt. Texas. June 16.-At d meeting
,... ,.t.t, ,t. p,,uniont spwortA
-" u... ,tfs,
league elected OFFICER" us l"i''"' NN'
Katie Rogers, president MISS Mue9he' iHSl
,.,,., ,,,,.ij,ut. Misc Lily White, second
'., -,1,.,.t. ,,t.s >r,ttto \t,lar third
Wv 60 .-...o
| vice president MI H. w fo"'e'' @eOi
;ary; Dr. Houston. treasurer; Miss Edith
E,p,.r org,,,st
...,.. - ,.,t,.. ,,,,,,, AZ,
! D. H. Lam ""'' '''O' VI
/ Crockett street. made i general asst Alhel .
| this AFTERNOON. T. H. hu''e' peins IN ~
lrusteo His assets are placed al $500 ma
bil,ies. $500.
/ Constable Ras Landry today returned
from Iay Tors Bayou, inns county WIN va,
ford BoudreauN, white man, Whom he had
arrested on a warrant ch--sing fence cut
ting. BoudreauX waived examination ana
was released under 500 boAd ms IS
the first time citizen Of ms county mas
been arrested for violating the iohce cut
ting law.
ANTHONY Miles and Henry Hadnot Two
prominent colored citizens, have chartered
q Gulf and Interstate train aud VIII run an
excursion to Galveston Oh Saturday the
18Th, They expect to carry To Galveston
every colored Belumonter VINO can raise
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RATE WAR EXPECTED.
NEW YORK WAKES UP TO THE
FIGHT.
Mail and Express Thinks Millions
VIII lie sunk in the struggle
For the Texas business.

Galveston Texas June l6-Thc New
y..,, ,,,u .r, I,x,rcvs -, Inn, :, ,,,h,,sb,s
80 -..,.,
the following hisn'y sonse''onai s'ors'
With the Inauguration OF the Lone Star
steamer line between this city and Calves
-, "a ,a., ,,,,ror,.,, u.., ,s
'on' ou '"he iV' wy mp, s"u' '".0 ""'
Will be pree'pitatea' Whi'n o'us iair u last
for at least two years, and perhaps u long
or nor,oa Tho nrineipals IN this inter,st
1........ ~
ing contest LOT supremacy III tuo leAas
business Will be the Miami Steamship COM
panv and the Mallory line. and both COM
-. ,,.,a -, ,,,,,,o,,
p'"'eS ao P'NPN w "
dollars each i'll order 10 drive the rther
from the field, OF which the Mallory COM
,o,, has ,,a , virtual ,,,,,noiv far
- ~,
years me Mallory 10 Tue husterh Von-
hectlon OF most OF the IeNas ran hnes'
ana II is ciaiihea that 'ho new Lone Star
me Whlch IL owueu III tnls city, Us So
Surtu ieNas ran CouuVN'Vh Win 'he
missouri, Kansas auu leNAs AT NaiNVs-
ton II proposes TO run weekly siedmors
from tDls port 10 HaiNesloh, ana us lusNl-
ncation Is tho Slb per tou rate which, with
the absence of competition, has made the
Mallory line an independent concern The
new company. 1t les SAID. is prepared 10
spend a million dollars in the way of losses
to establish itself, and II has completed its
working organization by selecting Daniel
Ripley, an old Southern Pacific oniclal its
general agent at Galveston. Ii also pro-
poses 10 have an Eastern agency on Broad
way.
but the Mallory company is determined
to defeat the objects OF lis Lone star COM
pptitor and N has fired us !fst broadsiae
by just reducing by about 80 per cont as
commodity rates 10 Galveston. This red,,c-
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sah Antonio, Texas June 1.-THE Bron-
chos returned this morning from their vic
torlous tour through the South and won
the opening game of dhc present series
from the Paris tail eplers by a score OF
IA to Ii. TAe Leans were tired and worn
out from their travels and gave rather a
RAGGED exhibition of the National game.
INC fourteen errors piled up were offset
70 Sigh, degree by some brilliant in
dividual plays. The slugging was so
heaVy that IT became monotonous. The
AroAchos got sixteen hits from Nolan
ana the Midlands eighteen tom Wetyr.
Inc latter did not exert himself. as IN,
nroAchos maintained a safe lead through.
out the game.
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New York. June l6.-Gr,vesend results
Five furlonss -- Fixed Star, Doglown.
Laudeman Time. i:C5A
Sin furlorgs- DolaEdo. TurnaGo. Brisk,
Time. LIS.
Brookdale handicap. one and one.eg bt tn
miles-l.ehman, Lake Shore. Dutch Skater.
Time. ;d5
One aud one sixteenth miles Petyel
Leedsvil!e. Hnphaaard. Time. / .s0ie.
Five furlongs- Kite Foot, Mr. Batter.
Don't Care. Time, l.02ig.
ono mile. selllc--Halma, Brandywinc,
Arabian, Time. ,ig]..
ono miNe sellitR~bnl All. Gotham. Har-
rigton Titrr, ZIG.
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=, ,,cro.enc ExpIosion.

Huntsville. Texas, June i6,--shortly be-
fore noon today kerosene explosion oc-
CURED at the home of f. i. Mayheld
editor Of the Huntsville Enterprise, setting
tho kitchen on fire and severely burning
Master Freddie Mayiield as well as injur-
ing him about the face by the explosion
Huntsville Are company speedily subdued
the flames, the main house being unin-
tured. House owned by S. Gibbs on which
there was no insurance, Considerable loss
OF kitchen furniture OF Mr.. Mayheid; also
uninsured.
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Foul TinN Cmmrht.

ra asIs wi vii Day admission 10 the glaed
~ Da w., will probably have BlleAhurn on
., acme e, starts At 1880 o'clock. Cars start
A.a me Capitol hotel.
d, naef :, were no brilliant features yester-
s1css houston simply Hit the bail in safe
, S5 JSh ISE request of ladies in the grand
a IN ,o iI,enFy Colo VIII so On the coaC .ing
~ NE 1Ia,, ralieE 10 see Umpire Clark on
I'm. aa.iuim yes terdaN after the eXpe-
! 'SAN with Phelan last week
s III Galveston Tribune says Cote is
td ,ust a GOOD game now as he
r,' "Heh ne was in the National league.
NJ, sS'Vie' +, l., Carter who is the ndju-
aao,o, iis,ont In command, of the Dllias
la Ias, III association. arrived In Hous-
hDanIra 1Ve'linE The colonel was he
S ol," enc me tact that he was too lat" TO
h. saw ~ game out Tor Dallas yesterday.
isDasr! ne Will certainly cheer the De
- VI 10 Victory uod,iy
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nv, TMo-t9se hits-Roaeh. Pequlnny.
Sacrifice hM-Roach.
T.olen D9ses~lileton. REYNOLDS.
b1ublc plaNs-Klopf Turner pav,oias
aa In9 Mctoliy; Reytoids hin and MSCoiiv
MGSann. klopt and Turner.
Roach g. '4H o. OIL
Roach 5. ''-" l. ny
Left on bases Galveston 2. Fort Worth
Time OF game--i:45.
Umpire .Sttinhoff
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LEAGUE MEETING CALLED.
nrr he Held In Galveston June :" '"'
:, revision of the Schedule

Galveston. Texas, June To- = Aapas
rar,,o,a, IS In receipt OF letter ION
p.as,aent /. Iieucrmann of the Texas
,,'a no,lfving him of meeting 70 nc
hid in Galveston june - FOR me rs nanse
Of acting up9n pt fSbbedaiS and "a for he
the nresHn, Of otEer business q i ay6I
,aaee Az this mtrslpg Z board o. ''o'-
Nm as e spp 81 soa. of he .ases
II Is the uesiFp eIo o. the present series e
mGnaaSsrs short tine and allow all o. fo ia1
vDs 10 make another star t On an Of f' lie
sSotons psT%ody aa RSi = 4 a@t ne b2sTd
sch.ins,' he p., will not offer any opposiuoh
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sL,pner-Cri..Icr.

Wharton. Texas. June 16.-Married, at
II a. m. Tuesday. Mrs N. crissier 10 pr'
skinner This was case of love crown
ing the autumn Of life. The bride has
grandchildren. grown. while the silver hair
m The groom paws tribute to the hand q
time The venerable couple left for Cal
weston. where they will pass their honey
moon,
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suburban unndicnr starters.

New York Jmue 16-rhe starters for nc
Suburban handicap. as far as jockeys hnve
Beer engaged were announced by The Co.
nev 'slard Jockey CUB as follows: liaV-
o., LOWS, Flyiug pntchnaa. Tral; plch
SlSutey, Martin: FIRST Mate. Schcrr,r r,
peep o'puv, I4m,ltou. sir Walter. dog
gtsi NoiicN, Htwit' Ben Brush or BcH
t.GrH sims; The Winner, Belmar OF licw-
ara Manu-. Sloan.
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Deferred Action on Local Option.

cleburne. Texas. June i6.--The petition
asking local option election In Clebnrne
was presented TO the commissioners court
yesterday. The court deferred action on
petition until August 20. owing to the fact
that under their construction. the law dio
not take effect until that date.
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ST. Louis, June l6.--FaAr Grounds win
prrs; Dew Drop, Muskalong", Guide
Eorh Dare II. 81 Alfonso Nicholas.
Calcugo. June lG.-lnsalls Park winners:
sunny. Bontto. Babe MurHy The Pluto
crtt. Hcpry Clay and Mr. Dayton
Detroit, Mich. June ID. --l tigh.dn' WIN
uers. AtA Russell. song ami U0ure, Cuts
nat Beach. Sidney Bender. WaikoN'r'
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-06-17

Angostura Hitters are used by mothers
TO stop collie and looseness OF The bowels
~ children. Or. j G. H. Siegcrt A Sons.
Manufacturers
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araed runs.-Houston 3. Dallas /.
y ~ base hitS--Ashenback. Hal. Beck
nee base ht--Cote.
aIie run-'A shcnback.
] !, ~ on hses-By Houston S. by Dali
SSs ,uck out--Ey P1rvin Z. by Boekw.th .
ps stssS on called balhs-On Parvin /. oil
.orkSith I.
p pSaole plays-peveney and Meyer and
fsS, , Devenev and Meyer.
As Ss,Ga base l'eyeney ., Peader, Meytr.
sacrifice hit Fender.
Passsi ball WEIGH.
Time of rame-l:jo,
Ump.re-Clurk
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~ wheel Run TonIsht

Captain Jerome swinioru ms .a,,ncn,
hisvrls run which had been announces
for tonight.
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Two-base hit-Weikart,
Three-base HITS Chllds. Alexander Pet
i Ieft on bases-By Austin 10, by D-ni-
struck out-By McGinn.s /, by Drink
Wa 1;ases on called balls-Off McGinnis 2.
stolen hases-W eckts-cker' rage Mar
lin. Mesmer 2, Weikart ).
Time of game-lAo
1r,npira-Irennan.
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Big -Four Route st Louis to Washing
ton, through slcepers.
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u, Go, noXinx Contests.

New York, June 1.-THE police coli a.sss
~ at their meeting today deciasa
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n MANY BRILLIANT PLAYS MADE,
THEY PLAY TODAY.

pallas At Hons'on'
rn,t worth ut Galveston.
sari. M San Antonio.
nsnison AT Austin.
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mission WON A GAME.
| !. Defenders Lost the First of the
Series.
,ar MANY BRILLIANT PLAYS MADE,
IL
~ won From Dcnison. Snp An
ionic From Paris ana galveston
From the Colts-Notes.
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San Antonio IL. p,r,~ =,

Time OF game--i:i5.
lmDire- .Sttinhoff
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A yellow rnvEE COMMISSION.

rse r~uoes. es he National Futae
uas5sA sssocsn.scsr eA1af Mr.. Mrki1iey rec
syraz1ssrs 30 rzrrsrAss ths cTssi9cn 81
,-ssrr, nj sirrn 10 rais fssraos arsd izresfiEAie
che arozsa Of rsGloy .srtr. FTTszfs 10 5e
srxe ssr pAerne fer Tsrsng sSaretsa'3y tafe
a frlg at y9psrHzoeni sxs'ease Elia9ut haY
rssussAnr f,-nsfsx 30 tse rrrazarF.
The crsran' 81 Yelsow fever is 1ei
pha, We rars 10 sr.sa3re about tot tasi
I. vssl fpopn Elrns1g TIE tlfa uo1a4-
.5nrs Ct Spanish A-rsrset1 caiatt are at
itss s,osaara Of he cfsgs1 Ind s5rFsza 81 Tx
Hr9n-st IL The countries 90 The sf'sta o'
us Ssrtr sdana Spsip Ecs aired hsr Pat-
sasssvss In uns New II SRA 1af 'AfFs
beer G-Jv stieNitc - even vigorous s1cfis
10 ss-s tie pspulA-4e1 es1te7s 10 g. slz7tArg
sor, 1T iion The resuse Aa4 iAe 1lth Of req
turfss fsre te-ea e-npi.e9 1910 re lsrtis
sass iatbsrs ap9a NsatA The e.tss A15
tuvrs nzre t,sen e,ullt qogllllr ne arans-
4zg water aad breeding tbs ee-i-as q pest
3enes The rtilgp .s-gtr ssr5a liz me Nsr7a
4us -agisa le,.iuaes IL A9r'3 70 lil and -
,,A--fs,A. CT ,ssaTse. 10 Ill tec&ons where
ID IAN lFpe uua aocsraJllsA !ti seA-2y i-ls-
saa- Originating 10 aarjsE1.laaEs ans
sars-.-,.ais "a thr04sa cpz-e1vie. iss .'''1tF'
Las st,srsa 10 ree1a- heee tes COG a-tia-'
we're ta,eratis 70 ST. 5rsg.heaaaSa.
a ra7- --iasstc,z 30 ascertain tSe eIse'
oonaai a1s fro-i q tsodtaSF s1Aro1e ini IL
]strs.Da ezs ctter Cabsa ;o~1s aad g.
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ggaE pRMslDgNT-s MnssAGg

The 9TEG ana ra'sary reaatag q retss.
ases Nr9laleys rsnsk4ge izn5saAsas oae
with sas So1Tari4sz tSaa sAs cAss e1sea-
tive is srF&ne 10 gsee aaS sAy cAussossly
Aacrsg q taiA ,,sEra Wiz aAurels and where
srs -nnsA bsdaaess, q irsaeptaseaes. rzlsnt
sssaa. Sa aaS&Esgr
II Ii saA week. o. E.>lltltkhn 1nd trim
Ensr aud Giie-lr devoid AZ any osasiY.al
S-:xash.ps az ssAae&S-nasltise 5srssecisisc, a.
iAs grsaa issues Eow allrsraae tss at.
s<zSsSs. and Involving tae welfare Of tAss
esssStsr.
Al present I've grcA, 9uess.ors are ooa-
E~ssairg the Nsadea's irsesexi--,hs ,ays~
the e1rTecey. Cuba. Hawaiian aaseyz; san
AxxS tsse oootrevesry With Great grsts.s
ossr the seal hanEsag ], is rsass resnsrk
sssr Aoe ur1saza fxsl that the prpssdeat !,
S7raAlg against the rs2sorisy sen5susea;
q lie country oa easA o. lhess easx,sYas
Eas declaration. .or e1zzgls TIA, eNs
sA-sc h sassE.aesocF IN act essy aeatea b
the o-rneesEsse party. bot BY ,AossArss
& -sPras,ssca-s. Who are staggered At a
&t5.Ate.el de5csi Ii Eie rssonahs ..S an
seSEA16ing supplementary Legislation 1875
cEarrs-cy sSaS-aEnsaaalioax. mhseh are
brsrer. THAI We SHOULD re. rsa o, IKE sols
reserve. q ~s can. o. s,sae haoag In .nssn.
cain u from time 10 time. or rrisxae grxsn.
hscss ocly for gold lbe DOES 70, say rost
sveay which Is sesil. Are ,n opposition ,c
- G2ss plan. the pazn 81 TIE Eas,er-
hsnksrs AID, Of course. 70 aezasrrAs.,
poascseA
90 these two issues the yresl1en; !,
%. czay ret feascstons Ia his suggestions
- s'2sssrnAnilke IN nis views, bot. AS "a.
y easily see-, all1ost ia class by him
spas.
Wiih rrterers1 10 Cuba. the stereotyre.
o6rscs 10 wait and give Spanish arms An,
suSOucmy sebesnes = Further ssow.nr. i
tn avoidance Of responsibility ard wi,
fail to meet the overwhelming senaIa,en
e th1 ooutsry- In his Recommendation Q
Hawaiian snu~xarson be stanas with sh
aAvsatwrxs ard specelators. while HI,
hDps that the Canadians will come roup,
- sur vasvs On the Bericg sea trouble 4,
= ~ IL least not Justified BY eaist.n,
49,
~ lnok h rain through the mass q
1sds esnp0i1s <his State paper Tor sv,
s. q ereatness. Or or1gtralisy, or bs,d
4 q sogsght = IT. suthor. III II wer
~ ~ ~ - Nttls = possible ID i
~ Issstl Y ~ tssk has h<e,
~ pplitiesaa h,
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POINTS ABOUT PENPIEi

Rider HsEga-5. the novelist, y
CHASED Chfft Grange. nAn- Lore
The south Of England as rssid.ss
Dr. John Watson lisa Naclarsss
Of The Seton Park churct. LirerYzI
been called 10 lie Presby'e-ss
kenxinstou. Lonaon- Ne Is as
carefully considering he tnritsta
Emile Mo,in:er has acquired
Louvre the colieato- o. neiisvtl
arr work. objects l1l ms,qrsis'i
brass. s;c-- formed hy ". Bssii
caitec1. during his Tes,isnoe 10
John T. Betz. The Philaisiysi ,
has -ecs.re5 tp'o thoro.lg hx'l
The Stables Of the King O. WsF'ss
return for C team o, American s,us
seulea 10 the king t7To ysars aEsI
Betz.
Besides the presents sent TO "
and empress Of Russia, he ~
through Mr.. LeortYsit and Alto y
handsome gray horse 10 the Gss
Nicholas Nikolseyieh Thl: srHa|
pure Ahyss.rian breed. reseuAiA !
respects The Arab horses.
Arizoaa's Few che. .ustlrs
Street, was q county Judge q
when that camp was the villas
uent il the West. Justice Strsei i
in Salem Ohio. in lssT. wls g.
Antioch College. OHIO. in ish 3
taced law in Pittsourg prior q
Arizona,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-12-07
SOME posrSCRPTS

There are only twenty four -
n The Yellowstone Park.
ltAly's wheat crop IS . per CO.
than LAST years.
Three shillings per gallon Is "
duty on liquor in v esle-1 Atrin
In proportion 10 its size siras]
twenty times SIS powerful as 4,
More than = third o, The FHss
Jewels hare heen bought ~ -
The only windows II Kcrea1 n
pieces OF glass about the size p !
Several Berlin hospital asya.1sa
pronounced pure alcohol the e's'
'1nt for ihe hands.
To clean white silk lacs scsh 7,
over night, and sosiss in ~AEn :,
tie next morning.
Berlin is TO have several e.s
where single women csn gs' NJ
and pass their leisure hours
The pension allotmeat IN 49,
rear has been reduced about <.
class The first class receives n
An excellent furniture pal'sa y
mixing iurpentine viiA hesss
slsEercy OF a thick cream s.
Gre2t Bri,Sin's marine steam I,
today 6.929. 70s-2boug as nosn 4
all o.hsr rstions added tosrs'rs'
Abcu, 1900. 90 kilograms vi
the United States las year, Sh, y.
phone was used ten times a. ="
To polish brown boots tneEe
Drepszatior than melted o2ess,
With a clean cloth and vel is
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-12-07

.esursoa, Journal


The vote cast IN Houston or ,hs question
q the cs;y owning ana operating its elee~
lrto light plant shows ssr2age aaeeasss-
isssey IL The nAs;ier Of p=o<essina aad prSe-
,iee, TIE Thlrc ward, whose residents have
IN pas; campaigns eesn Dubbed witt tie
silk stocking slez2eat ard who have bcea
supposed 10 be il symp~ihy via CORPORA.
'sons. rc<~a largely In favor os bond issue
ao- tie Purpose indicated. while the FIRST
so1 ftfth wards. caElAiEine a Large xro-
PORTION Of workingmen. VIC are asnonx tie
heading advocates o. seysrarasnt ownership
"a ali enieggEasss q public nature, gave
raascsittes AEainss tse measure For ears
they aAse eseen asking for iuxt what they
refused when II was offered 10 them. and
tacir course recalls the story u General
lcbal Early and the chaplain You're 4
are fellow said Early. meeting the char
lain gosns rspitly to the rear as the battle
Opened, Tor t~eosy years you've neer
prAy.nE 20 "a 10 heaven. AID now yh~s.
ron haze : good chance 70 get there yp1
run from H..