davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-07-02
SHORT MEAS STOKES.

| LITTLE ROCK. Atk-fnnk Clark.
| nncd - became involved IN a dtfhcultv
| with his stepftther John Hanback, Nh,
| father attempted to CIR; tho boy. Nrcu Che
! Inter Grew a revolver ana killed his aeer-
| iather.
| DENVER -'rhe Colorado Cathciic. re-
"a ried MS nm authority on church matters
will annonnre that Archbishop Charele
/ Of SANTA PC. n NJ ~ 10 b. transferred to
IN" archhishopfHo OF New oileih's'
SAN FRANClSCO-The arrangements
| for the icception Of thousands OF Chrls-
nan ElGtaN9r5f VINO are speeding TO TN,
| ni W., i'' 'hV 1851 'oHNen''oi are no" conn
"'.,se'
lsf-Nd1NN Ark.r-Jamss burs,n, a
ana ~ WIG we're klled while asleep At
NM me- ,n,i, oE 'wo m''h,wi' paias,
~, YARD md "a nnnrtcr ~, a M thrlSt, ri,
a (or,t'eii ~. ~ ina,, ,,,r,,i ~, ~, v IN
her. Robbery was the purpose
WAslI. NOTION. 'rbc par,ock r,a,a,
trouIlt IL. Idaho anuNars "a h.,v., bapr
greatly cX,grnratfd nv IN. setfi.,,s
Glen .ANp I,,d,,. ,,,.t., ~
common nie,s cn,,rt .,o,' ,LIadel ~, Oh ne
ivnrh i,, ~ ia ,,t a'Ii"e' wv s.ni.'
,rlV srSakimp IL, "a ,int Ias, nt1p w.,
nersnns injured In riots 10 recover from
tie county.
WAGllI%rTGN- Mo ,,a...,,
merce committee of Tie senate considered
the antl-sehipinE hill. but owing to n,.3r
absence OF several members of tho COM
niltec nc vote was reached NJ is hla
,",a, UWIrS 10 ,nG htar approacn OF al
to ,,ot ~, MI o,to,p ''iol' VII lie made
loHnoN
thc Neivc,a,l,nt r., '' ~, uaN nlcing Of
I.ord Rosobery's Veinsn,S,o ",e'ihE To-Day
won the y, lnn,,ss y, W - NrirS ol,'.
soVerris,ns "a "'''p7 stakes OF lo'WO
>,rv, ,,f,,r,,,,e
ta5 ~, LOUIS Galol. tho con-
~, :, " I y mn ~, pank "rcrkf' was sentenced
''H 1ung" hariaise 10 eieht Years in the
=. .,rnoais1 az ''''u 'a"o'' Inc case VIII
,,t,rNrI,,,n
~, biiNiIhi', Ml9h'-flve Indians, includ-
Ins thlei Neesue. are dead at Mnlone's
iolnl' on Milo Lhcs lake. and several
otIct3 arr expected to die. az a result OF
drlplhg Pam killer. hair oil and other
=" i.'l LIONS containing alcohol
ciilcAGO-Miss Maria Straub well
known as a compose OF church ara sun.
DAY school hymns. is dcad
CINCINNATI, Ohio Maggie Gaffrev
age II. and Mile Hober az. 1G aronnf.d
20 feet from ~ convent window In ,l.,.,,,a
and then scaled the outer walls, Mile
spTadnei her ankles and both ,,i,.r. ,,,or,.
taken into custody. Taley allegc they were
shrFen ana cruelty nreated.
DENVER, Colo.-Lfho arraneement. ro,.
the International gold mining convention
~hlrn begins here July Z. are pructic1llt
completed.
CIuCAGO-The Cb,copa and Nor,,,,.
lin. Ia Lee.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-07-02
A VOLCANO IN ERUPTION.
Hundred and Twenty Persons Killed
In Philippine Islands,
A JAPANESE PAPER ON HAWAII.
Comes to the Cancellation Tint Homo.
lulu Government IL Not Intimi-
dated by the Wnrships.

Manila, Philippine Islands. July 1.--Ad-
dltional details of the eruptions OF the
Mayou volcano in the province Of Albayo
show that 100 of the inhabitants of the
village of Lboug persisted. The village
was greatly damaged and the tobacco crop
of the vicinity destroyed.
The eruption was accompanied by an
earthquake the shocks being felt over an
area of one mile. The volcano of Mayou
has been asleep since 1911.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-07-02
TRIPLE DERBY WINNER
ORNAMENT TOOK THE EVENT AT
OAKLEY EASILY.
Race Was II Good One. Tilio Press
Ing the Leader In the stretch
Very Closely.

Cincinnati. July 1,-ornament IS ''p''
Derby winner. He won that nlf'h''Ho
today in the Oakley Derby, after one Oh
the most excitinA struggles ever seen on
ire local track. Tiilo. the grea' s,sea
old ran the mighty con OF Imp. ordef "
u head and one more jump ana tne iaee
would have resulted In Tiibo's favor
|. Over 1000 people Witnessed the ruun'he
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-07-02
n.fcatcd mt SAN Ant""i"'
',.,n won mt Dallas ana
Fort worth Won Again.
THEY PLAY TO-DAY.
Houston at Austin.
galveston at san Antoni"'
psris at Fort Worth
T,enipon ut Dallas.
...in 4. Houston I.

,us,,n, TEXAS, July 1.-The feature OF
..,.,ss same was the pitching of Drink
w. allowing the visitors only four hts.
= ,.e,ur, for which the locals got ten Inc
=, mo nav full of ginger from the start.
,.,, ,,.,,rs nlayjng great ball. The Wis
uo..s sc.,rsd thelr only run In the first ON
ii, nv ShafYer, coupled Win two ere.
~ NJ Morrison and Spencer. after WHICH,
nasher side mode an error.
Weikart, PetajoRi and Shatfer led in
M, M while Reed, FENDER and Petugohn
niayed excellent fielding games.
Pitcher Croweh denies ths interview APP
,4orhg In this mornings san .Nitoii'o
Express. In which ii Is stated ullat he
,phel Umpire Brennan.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-07-02
mitch VIII Not Tic Allowed.

New York. July 1.--Super ntendent NJ
Kelvey of the BROOKLYN police has effect
Lallv blocked the Sulllvar- Fh2simmons
spalring match scheduled for July : at
Ambrose park He has irstructed the po-
lice net TO allow the match to take place
ul1er any circumstances. The park Off
cials VIII not even be allowed to begin The
erection of Il platform for the fighters.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-07-02
Capital Notes.

Washington, July 1.-The National bank
OF Dallas. Texas. has been authorized to
begin business with capital OF 800, 900.
The president gave a dinner tonight Ia
the members Of his official family and a
few invited guests, 1t was entirely in
formal.
Census OF Russia shows the population To
be l29.2ll.li3, an increase Of 20 per cent in
twelve years.
There is a deficiency OF more than $780,
600 In the pension fund.
Much attention is being given to the new
rules governing forest reservations.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-07-02

San Francisco. July 1.-The National
club has matched kid" Mcfarland Of
New York to fight George Green of The
Olympic club some time IN August Me
fartland who fought twenty-five round
draw with KID EaNigne, the lghtwelEelt
champion, has deposited 500 AS q guar
aatee. that he will ente" the rims nj III
mounds
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-07-02

OF mo Derby. and resembling cheer
wen. up when the Judges hung out Orna-
n!eHt y number as the winner of the hard.
~ strIgglo the gallant racer ever had
my Track was In r'srfect shape and the
race was a pretty contest throughout A.
dhe drop of the flag Ornament was tne
tlis' 10 SHOW. with the others in close
tuhcn. As the field passed the grand
stand Dr. Cailett was Il nose In front.
10, soihT tho t.St ouarter of a mile DR. Cat
lett Increased his lead Gwo lengths. but
rave up at the three-uulrter post AS
,he punch turned on The back stretch
neht Tor home, Ornament was sen 10
move uD and in the stro'lch was one length
~ 'front.' IEen tie read race was on
mo came from fourth pos, tion and VIII
ihtns made N desperate effort TO oy,arako
me leader. but 1lllo seemed to falter UNI
ecr MN, and Clayton worked with whip
ana SOUR to keep his mount In front. sud
denly T1flo regaiusd his speed and was
as~n after the leader and came gamely
at every Jump, but could not head Ornn-
mem; who. although Strengthened out un.
ger the fierce drive, managed 10 hold ont
long enough TO wiz by Il short head from
THO, who beat Flesehmaun six lengths
for the place '''-
Sin iurlOrgs. selling. Panmure, Gcyser.
Bqancrces. Time l.iiir.
Il w. furloligS-Pinar del Rio Allie He'll
George G. Time 1909.
Five and half furlongs-Rastus, Ha.np-
der. Swing. Time i.09a,.
Inc Oakley Derby. m.le ana quarter
: o Nh ni99ment. Tilio. Floschmann Time
one mile; selling Remp. sorrano, The
Socman. Time l42Ia.
Seven furloncs-Don Fulano, l.. W.,
Clissic b. Time 30.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-07-02
Phi Gan,,nn peItn.

Nashville Tenn. July lat a. M TO-
day tho Phi Gamma Delta convention again
met and was addressed by O. L. Cooper an
alumnus. Tomorrow the delegates VIII
celebrate Phi Gamma Delta day at the ex-
position Tonight the annual banquet was
given at the Duncan Hotel.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-07-02
TENNESSEE EXPOSITION.
sigma AIpl,a Epsilon.

Nashville Tenn. July 1.-The delegates
to the sigma Alpha Epsilon convention met
In the senate chamber this morning at 10
o'clock. Amzi Jones of Vanderbilt preeid-
ing Reports were read by members OF the
supreme council, the order of business de-
cided and standing committees appointed.
The attendance upon the convention Is very
large,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-07-02

Paris, July THE United States none
oary commission. headed by Senator Ed
ward q. Wolcott of Colorado will start fo>
London at the end of the week There ia
a strong belief In this city that the com
m!ssioners have accomplished something
tanaiblo In France.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-07-02
Tin Plate NH Lockout.

Youngstown. Ohio, July 1.-Ail the tin
plate mill employees OF Mahoning valley
Iron company and Shields q Co, were dis
charged today because they had refused to
make certain concessions asked by the
firms under the Amaleamated scale Inc
men were taken by surprise.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-07-02
Dallns l. Denisnn Ii.

Dsllas, Texas, July 1,-McCloskey him
self saved the Defenders from utter rout
tocay' His home run in the eighth in
ming was all the Dallas team eyer
otea'ned Of during the game. The slug
eng r. lirers soon caught the angle of
Meyhlhs's curves and at once proceeded
&c eound the bail all oyer the pen, The
I aSu., Of the Defenders faied 10 brlng
I ,hs ,ih,g guy bad luck to his forces, and
i lps .icE S goddess Of baseball fortune fol-
. sFrs III, Sh'.es and fammen-. McCloskey IS
Low. pu' II no use
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-07-02
Tin Plate Plants Idle.

Anderson, Ind. July All tin plate
plants in the gas belt, particularly Ander-
son, Elwood, Atlanta, Gas City and Mont
pelier, closed this morning in all depart
ments governed by the wage scale.
All skilled labor in the Union Window
glass factories was suspended today pend
ing a readjustment Of the wage scale.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-07-02

Columbus. Ohio, July 1.--President
Raichford and Secretary Pearce of the
United Nina Workers reasserted tonight
that there was no official authority for the
statements that general strike Of the
members of the Miners union is to be or
dered. They state conditions are such in
some localities, however. that miners can
not be controlled and the local strikes are
likely n opriir
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-07-02
nrynn nj SAT- Lake.

Salt Lake. Utah. July Ian immense
crowd greeted Hon. W. j. Bryan az the
Salt Lake theater tonight NJ. RryAn's
address was mainly % ttS nnepsy question;
No reference was nale n eepent polttca
events y owe ~ IeQns ss {, 4 & !; 81
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-07-02
snn,a re Make. a reduction.

Albuquerque. N. NJ. July 1.-The shop
employees OF the Santa. Fe Railway COM
pany, formerly the Atlantic and PACING.
were today notified OF reduction In
wages of from 10 TO 10 per cent, inc re-
duction extends all along the line from
Albuquerque to Los Angeles and Affects
seNeral thousand men.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-07-02

town of Aldershot was gaily decorated
Queen Victoria arrived a, Farnboroush
shortly before o'clock and was received
by the commander in chief, Lord Woese-
ly, and a brilliant staff. The troops num-
bercd % 600 men
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-07-02
LittIc AuditorIums Won.

Yestcrdly, on TIE Y. VI. c. A, grounds.
The Little Auditor.ums won from the
Hume Drug store team by score of "a
IN r. This makes seven games out of
eight that the Little Auditoriums haXe
won, Raiterics-Liut,c And!tori,ms; WA,
isms aud Branch: Humes, Tankersly ana
BreeAlng.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-07-02
uiau,, Watt for the Cnu

Streator, H.. July IA mass meeting of
miners here today voted unanimously to go
on strike now and not wait for general
suspension order. As consequence no
coal is being mined here and nearly 1000
miners uro Idle
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-07-02
uN ELECTRIC Light.

Arrangements have been making for
SOME time for II game of baseball to be
played bv electric light for the benefit OF
the DePelchin Faith Home Manager
George Reed has agreed 10 undertake the
romnete WIN the lsufraloes. The ladies'
OF the Home are bcirg enconrased in II
and will be assisted on all SHES.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-07-02
MIR. RockhiII for Greece.

Washington. July Lit Is understood the
president selected Il. W. Rockhill, late as
sIstant secretary Of state. for the position
~ limited States minister to Greece and
that his nomination Is likely 70 60 y tAs
senate tomopeoW.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-07-02
TURKEY INTENDS TO KEEP THEssALY.

The Ambassadors Of the Powers W BE Notified the Cabinets
Decision at Once.
London July "A dispatch
Constantnope July 1Edham Pasha
be
OF the
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-07-02
lABl K lBHIPOI Al E

summary
Earned runs-Eort Worth 3, Paris l.
Two tasc hits--Patsi. Me
Three base hits-H'll (Fort WORTH, Mn.
Left on hases-Fory Worth 3, Paris g.
Struck out-By Mulkey 2. bv Nolan :.
Bases or calico balls--Cn Mulkey g. off
Nolan =. "
Double plavs-t'hamberla n, Reynolds
aud liill. REYNOLDS and Pahst; Tubst and
REYNOLDS Peauinny and pabst Roland
ana Burns.
Stoler. has9s- Weckl.cker PEG uinly. Ja-
sohs. Peoples !?
Time Of Came-l.4S
Ump1e-phelan.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-07-02
Miner. \prc. 10 strIJse.

Brentwood. III, July 1.-The miners Of
tho entire Wilmington field met mt Glack-
ems Grove today and decided by unani-
nous vote TO go on strike when the Ma
tional officers shall order a suspension of
work
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-07-02
gpnnish News shut on.

Madrid. July 1.-The Spanish premier an
the minister for foreign affairs had long
conferences on the subject OF the latest
news In the United States. The premier;
has notified reporters here that he viii not
give them any news hereafter on the grouh4
that they publish 1t In q form calculates
to Influence the stock exchange. HI
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-07-02

Calcutta, July 2.-Tbe situation in the
suburb OF Chlpora is now more reassuring.
But tho police patrols were compelled 10
fire on the rioters. 1t is estimated that at
one time more than 5000 were holding the
northeast portion Of the town. The number
Of killed and injured is not yet known.
but 1t is believed to be considerable.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-07-02

|
Berlin. July 1.-The Gazette makes no
mention OF either Baron Marshall Won
Bieberstein or Baron Won Bulow. The lat
ter has gone for Il summer vacation, and
his appointment is not likely TO be gaz-
cited for several weeks TO come.
The official announcement. being al
ready known. occasioned no surprise, but
the feeling against military administra-
| ton of the postofiice is so strong that the
Nord Dutch zeitung in an inspired article
tonight makes a sort OF apology for Baron
Polibieskys appointment II is suggested
in the liberal papers that the latter Will
be unable to Withstand temptation when
money is wanted for the army or navy.
as he will be apt to regard the postoifice
as mere source of revenue for them.
Count Posadowshy- Wehner has been
appointed member of the Prussian min
| istry without Il portfolio.
Since the accession OF Emperor William
Ii Germany has had three chancellors and
Prussia has had four premers. while al
together there have been nineteen Prus-
sian ministers and eight German secre-
taIies of state who have resigned These
constant changes are scarcely palatablc
even 10 stanch government papers like the
National Zeitung and the Hamburgische
Correspondent, which complain of policy
that tends to strengthen the Leftist par
ties.
a feature OF the situation is the fact
that while nominally the chancelorship
is not changed, the real lieutenancy is d.
vidcd between Count posaddwsky OH the
empire and Dr. Miguel in Prussia. This
separation of responsibility Inns already
been tried in the CHARACTERISTIC by Prince
Bismarck and Count Caprivi, but in both
cases with unsatisfactory results. There
fore little is to be hoped from the new
arrangement Count Posadowsky is per-
sonally popular, but he has little political
influence and little or no ability as a de-
batter.
pr Miguel on the contrary is skilfui
parliamentarlan and debatcr whose in
fiuoncc is likely TO be all powerful he
has strong leanings toward protection and
bimctallism.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-07-02
TnANsvAAL's LATEST MOVE.
Said to HIVE Purchased Control of
Moznmb iuUc.


Mozambique.
London. July THE Berlin correspond
ent Of the Daily Mail asserts that pr. W.
j. Leyds, the Transvall secretary of State.
has formed n syndicate, ostensibly French,
in order to conceal its political feature,
which has bought up all the available
shares of the Mozambique company. Tho
money is actually contributed, according
TO the correspondent, by the Transvaai
government, and several German financial
houses. and the syndicate will pay Por'u-
gal a large sum for new charter to the
Mozambique company including the whole
Of Delagoa bay. with its port cust1ns and
entire administration.
THUS" continues the correspondent
"unless England acts quickly. the Delngca
bay region will fall within the control OF
the Boer-German group
London July "a dispatch to the Times
from Cape Town says that President Kru-
ger has telegraphed to Or. Leyds to re-
turn to Pretoria Immediately, giving as
his reasons his own Illness and important
Stale affairs
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-07-02
Qucen Re,iewea the Troop..

Aldershot Camp. Eng, July 1.-The
great jubilee review Of troops took place
today. oussa's weather prevailed. yhs
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-07-02

Summary
Earned runs-Aust!n 2.
Two base hits-Pettjohn, Weikart.
Left on bases-By Austin 9, by Hous-
ton 4.
Struck out-By Pavin g. by Drink
water 6
Bases on called balls-Otf Parvin 3.
Stolen base-Cote.
Time Of game-1:i0.
umpire-Mackey.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-07-02
Nj an Antonio 5, GnIvc.,ou ~

ting AMI r ~ texas, July l.--Clark's bat.
and vsldo "o'S at second, knnu ri short
shor, Tn.a batting, Klopfs work at
runs ana ~, ~, hitting; the three home
We're The The r ,ss'n's three double plays
played s.n sea'ures of a snappy, Quickly
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-07-02

Two has sahhs.Dalias /, Dea3son 7.
Tire, l hsse hhl,tss--Mccloskey. Aiexanaer.
Home r,,n. MS MaS, Bammeri, Alexander.
Struck ol,,sep srb ~ Dallas o by Denison G.
D1a aSsS on called bails."c,, ur,s.o,
stolen play othermel and Be any
Tine Of 'a rns u i. Miller /.
Cmpsre-clark
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-07-02

OF II. IT was refreshing 20 see the old
time ginger nut into the playing. An un-
usual feature was the Injection of five
double plays, four OF them by the COL s.
aud niost of them came in at cr.ricai
points whom scores would otherwise have
been made. The new players for tho home
team Ernie Hodge. John Dolan and SIN.
lev McMacltin. viii be here tonight and
ready for The game tomorrow.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-07-02
GERMANS CABINET.
Miguel Officially Gazcttcd Vice Pres
dent of the Council.

Berlin. July Count Psadowsky
Wiener. the secretary of the imperial
treasury. has been gazetted to be the sue
ident of the council OF ministers and sec
Rotary OF state for the interior, taking
however only the portfolio of minister of
the interior. Or. MIGUEL the minister OF
finance. is gazetted vice president of the
council of ministers in succession of Or
Won Boetttcher,
Herr Podbitlky has been made imperial
postmaster. succeeding the late Dr. Won
Stephan.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-07-02
RIOTS IN CALCUTTA.
Police Compelled "a Fire ON the
Nussulmans.

Calcutta. July 2.-serIous riots among
the Mussulmans occurred here yesterday
evening.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-07-02
Shecpshcud Hay Trnck.

New York. July Although there was
poor card at Sheepsheat Bay the at
tendance was good and there was plenty
OF amusement.
SIX ADMINISTRATION, Klepper East
crn Raw Time l:i5.
one mile selling-P oetess. Shasta Water,
FN"side. Time 1:i3
Pansv stakes six furlonCs-Central
Trust. Black Cock. Lucid Time l:l5.
Five furlcngs- Woodford tilly), Dogton,
Mute. Time :03 10
1--WE fur.onGss-Whlstl.ng Coon. Bell
Punch Decanter. Time 1904 lis.
Mile and a furlong-T ragedian Peep o.
Day Belmar. Time 10
six. furlongs. sellns-Zanone, Decide,
Blllali. Time 1884 La.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1897-12-01
PRINCESS CHIMAY'S MOTHER.
On Her Way to Chicago, Where She and
Her Husband will Live.

New York, Nov. 29--Mrs. John Nor
row, mother of the Princess de Chimay,
arrived on the steamer Paris on Satur-
day. She was accompanied by her hus-
band, Capt Morrow, late Of the Royal
Grenadiers of Canada.
Mrs. Morrow said at the pier that she
had not seen her daughter for some time.
Reconciliation between her and the
prince, she believes, is out of the ques-
ton. She was sure that her daugh-
ter would not go on the stage.
Mrs. Morrow is handsome woman of
about middle age. From her the princess
inherited her attractive face.
Mrs. Morrow was Capt e. B. Wards
second wife. After his death she and
her daughter travelled extensively in Eu-
rope. About twelve years ago the moth
err married Alexander Cameron, a Wind
sor (Ont) lawyer. Subsequently he be-
came banker and largely increased his
wife's fortune.
She was Mr.. Cameron's second wife
BY his first wife he had two daughters
who were grown at the time of his sec
ond marriage. This girls created quite
Il furore in London society by their
beauty.
-Four years after her marriage to him
Mr.. Cameron died. After two years of
widowhood she married Capt Morrow.
In Toronto Mrs. Morrow is known as a
philanthropist, she being liberal con-
tributor to many charities.
Capt and Mrs. Morrow are on their
way to Chicago, where they will establish
their home.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1897-12-01
MRS. NOBLE DOOMED.
United States Supreme Court De-
cides Against Woman Muir
derer.

Washington, d. c., Nov. 29.-The
United States Supreme court today af-
firmed the decision of the Georgia Su-
preme court in the case of Mrs Noble
convicted of the murder of her husband.
She claimed due process of law had been
denied her. The result of the decision is
that the sentence imposed by the court
can now be executed
The United States Supreme court today
affirmed the decision of the Kentucky
court of appeals in the case Of j. j..
Douglas VS.. the state or Kentucky. The
case was brought in behalf of lottery
suit, and is decided adversely to the
company. Justice Harlan rendered the
decision.
Arguments were begun in the Supreme
court today in the case of the Northern
Pacific Railroad company against the
Sauntry- Musser Logging company and
the Omaha Railroad company. The case
involves a dispute over the title of rjne
lands in the Northern Pacific land grant
in Wisconsin, between the two litigailtS,
the circuit court of the western district of
Wisconsin having rendered a decision
against the Northern Pacific. The latter
road is represented by Attorney G. w.
Bum of St. Paul, while Judge Wilson of
the same city appears for the logging
cOmDanV