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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1897-12-31
TO CHICAGO IN ~ DAYS

70 CHICAGO IN 81 DAYS
And
TO NEW YORK IN ~ DAYS
Via
The Northwestern Line
And
Union Pacific Railway.
D~rawing-room Sleeping Cars
Upholstered Tourist Cars
Daily Without Change
All Meals in Dining Cars.
Sleeping Car reservations AMI all infor-
1a-2tion at Overland Ticket Office, , Mont.
somcry street, Palace Hotel corner. c.
Z Bray, Gl Agent, W. D. Phillips, local
Agent &C npany Reno, Nevad
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1897-12-31


State Land Office. Carson City, Ne
yada, December II, 1897.
Notice is hereby given that the State of
Nevada, under she Set of Congress an
proved June 10, lS80(2i Stats. 2s7). has flee
in the United States Land Office at Carson
City, Nevada, List No. 1877 of lands Sc
lected under said Act, and has applied
for 4 patent of said lands: that a part of
said list is open to the public for inspec-
ton, and "A copy thereof, by descriptive
subdivisions, has been posted in a con
Venient place in said United States Land
Office for the inspection of all persons
interested and the public generally.
Within the next sixty days following
the date of this notice protests or con
tests against the claim of said State Of
-seTada to any tract or subdivision de-
scribed in the list, on the ground that the
same Is more VaIuabIe for mineral than
agricultural purposes. will be received
and noted by the Register and Receiver
OF the United States Land Office at Car
son City, Nevada, for report to the Gen
eral Land Office at Washington D.. c.
The following are the sub-divisions
described, TO wit:
w4ofS Nv DC ~ ,c VAR
n. ID. Il. & NJ. 50 acres,
A.. q. PRATT,
Horod,
D.t..
~
,,-~n ""TN
III liz H'"'te' 81 'he estate OF Ollver
loNG&i*lGl, decreased. Order to show
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1897-12-31
SPRINGS
MUD BATHS A SPECIALITY

MUD BATHS A SPECIALITY
THE BATHS
At this FamOrs Resort have re-
Gently been renovated and are now in
the best of condition..
TIE BAR -
At the Hotel is supplied with none
but the best and purest of wines, liquors
and cigars.
CHICKEN DINNER.
Every day in the week at so cents. Par
ticular attention to families, Dinners
gotten up for picnics and parties to order
Terms Sand S!4 per Week.
MRS. FLORA l.. MORRIS PROP.
july l
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ooo------ SZ.)b
AND II accordance with law and an
order of he Board of Trustees made on
the 9th day of November, 1897. so many
shares OF each parcel of such stock as
may be necessary will be sold at nuhIic
auction at the Office of the Company,
carson City, Nevada. on Monday. Janu-
airy sd, 1898, at 2 O'Clock p. M. of said dav
to pay said Delinquent assessment there
on together with the costs of ADVERTISING
and expenses of said sale.
JAMES II. JUDGE.
Dec. 6, 1897. Secretary
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Delinquent Sale.

Monarch Consolidated Gold and Silver
Mining Company. Location OF principal
place of business Carson Gitv Nevada
Location of works, Silver Lake Mining
District, Douglas County, Nevada. N,oti-e
There are delinquent upon the folIowi1,r
described stock N account of assessment
no. s. levied on the 5th day of Novem-
Der, 1897, the several set oppo-
site the names of the respective share
holders, as follows:
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1897-12-31
Attest:
J. DOANE.

Carson City, Nevada, April 6. 1897.
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Dated December -, 1897,
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1897-12-31
TO WHOM IT NAY CONCERN.

December. 7th. 1897.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-04-01
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E.-9iAaa rsr.4 o.lsr isl.t 81 ress .s.sso .1
sso4sl e. wages sss gi.om3y eelapiaitt
all sls8r f.e hoe s-a r9iea 10 fear "
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hs,e .a assrosr ,as e,a.ser .-aau.as.
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laau1szsls4e o. rs. .a.srler rla4.s " ea.-
isa gp.sl .se A~e y. g,sas d 4se.susi7
y3a.eiselstsg elaa1gr.as l.9at o. Zoe
nner arBess asa q ua Southern a,sies
Ths iros csua 3e4raal says ifssis y aOs
. raassms1l to sz4.at.as.y t.ssas..seluse
ss23s e, rl-a iiges q ias en-, or oar.
5ai csas.il4an. ia Ken gse.aoe re..
ziia a.e ao 70 r. ees~-.ee " ny,ec s.,
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~ aasta ao u14 sectsaa has .Ae sd,an-
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as Aat - u. 6-ssra o., g, ,aaia.-sf Aot
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Tpe spsire pras a,onr she siiss,sytno,
nsef hp9ear ~ ho aaaawhat oari,ee ,ns,
paa oeer tisc cutting ~ die leyos a, 49,.
lsin uoIp, IN order 81 on o. a. XIII ~
ae.rs o she levc. losrd ar eo,c,n,s.io,.
- of4ef 10 give ne rlsiry ys,er -. CO..
rna aAgs ti,e bslence ~ "a .,,,..,,,.....
FROM bfealapg oao az lra,nopse e.ns.f i,
eaeu;ry from sasarp snunast,oe
The tact Is aueacsinr us,esa, .,......
pecs0ee II t. virtual stsndobeer, =, ~.
ieyee sgs.em and m tpeo,,c,,,,,, ''
leyee board d tia out,s, s,.tem ssn
pccetee o. tbese rosaaesis, ,,,.s,,., ~.
aeHg IN sntesonisn Cor ,ee,, ~
eayf tgo . ~ pos, remarked ,ba, M ~.
iss9y res4Hfahg dissnofs from e,,,e. i.
tho aiss,eslpis valley visa BOO, co-.,..,.,
,ary on tt,e engineering aksi, ., ,bo.. ~,
had advocated aud h,ilit Ia. ie,o..- 49,.
millions n mouey hac hsor e.ot .d,ha,.,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-04-01
SOUTHERN PROGRESS.
The New Industries Reported In the
south In Week.

Chattanooga, Tenn, March 2e.--Among
the most important new industries organ
lied during tie past week the Tradesmsa
reports the following; The Brooklsnd
Bridge company, capital $4,000, Coluuh:S.
5. C.; a $4,000 cotton compress at bryan.
Texas; two large flouriug mills at Allen
town and nuersvile, Tenn; galvanized
ron works at Birmingham. Ma. the Bell
rank Locomotive company, cspi,ai $50.
ZOO at Burnett. Texas and railroad shops
at Macon. Ga, 10 cost ss1.Ns0. The FIX
press Refrigerator Car company. Genital
$50 ooo, has been chartered at Gainesville,
ia the Wythe Lead ard Pine company
VIII build $4,000 plnpt at Nsnhoe. Va (;
the Baughan Tobacco Stemmins Machine
company, capital sl.oci 600, has been char
tsred ct Richmond, Va. the North Fort
Worth Land company, capital SAi0 COO.
fort Worth, Toxis; an oil mill viii be
bull, at Taylor. rcxas; the Avonlale Cot.
ton mill, capital s5Oo,o0o. chartered al
brninrham Ala; the I.lano Lumber COM
pany. capital $4,000. Ilano. Texas, aud tbe
Bureh and saprly company, capital SIS coo
10 engage IN the saw milling business at
Augusta GA
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guE sIAyr l rAr,aas.

The n.anaeemelf OF che Kyle Star YIN.
dsaat"f has becn raaaseriad by Lee J.
hppn'ree ~ his moihss, Mrs 81 x. Nc.
fbsrspn.
Tic waasherforc Tlu.ex. winch Il en-
ea faFst soSocase " nome itsaus,rls.. nays
Aisa tiaa AAey Tilnas weuia lmpfess
nDop our i.espie thp gFeat NECESSITY .,
nuy - tue@r ~ Hoyls, Etoesslas Ha,,A.
watr. ts1s. trp'3is as.d shoss ~ hsn,s
fh,He ~ nanii % sQtne pnpple TO s..Dd
ahay i9f 4. ts4ss, a Fust o. cfoshes ~ aorf-
Hlps s4s@ iilesy nH2J iseed. Wsfatllerfofa
esn fnfsr.sh ssyfblIlS 9oD ne,,a, fto,g she
nno.Nase - tils te'aii hoeea and ID IA a
tesilvsapl. f&1' tilst 70 proes are "a mar,
Afssi sIoss besom woEf you would fsly ~
ffn5 ~ oil 70 othsr markets. SICK d
AgIre,
Tue Clifton Reoor1 fres The foiiowins
bpeyAiss4 Al sene 81 tie papers of tas
Skasf
" noe.a Do ruos 70 pefsoasls, bu, 10
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statue which II 70 be erected by pppulei
rubscrlpuou a. BuiuwRyo.
Wiuisui y Manson the sailor who car
TisG FgrruEv; aahurt or his back n ths
siege % Nav Orleans died a. III boIne II
YORK. Ne. Recently
dRughter % Jennie LIND has composed
TIT Incidental music fer The new play
"T'ho hiphemisi." witch u 10 he tried IL
BirminEhaiu. Epgltud
ff,tdsnt MeCtiisnd ui Paeih, uuiver-
NiV Forest Grove Ore. announces the
Eiit n sluoDn for rs university from "
II Cerbru who haf lust been appointed
Ulited slater senhlor from Oregon.
Mfs YettA Gerber. 100 yeart old. died 10
New YORK last week She and her hushsna
keut q tavern IN Foland where they sold
snlS 70 Napoleon huld.eif heu they were
20 her way back FROM MOSCOW.
Miss Helen Hiuadsle q daughter Of Pro-
fcaspr B,nsdals Of the University o. Mich.
iEuc. uppn whom the rnlVe-sity OF Got
;inEen receaily conferred The degree Of
rh D.. Is the first woman 10 be Ee Lonofec
br hat institution.
Miss Frahcis Bray has the honor Of
being the second y oman ~ the United
KinEdVm entitled 70 aGd the Letters Ii. y.
70 her name The arst. Dr.. Lelltls Wal
kinTton Sc likewise az IRISH woman and
native OF Belfast
JOSEPH rSrka. Of Kansas City. whose
death Is announced was one Of the pioneer
settlers q that city. aud did much 70 pro-
fooJe iis growth ane development. lie war
a rhpuhlicsr and member Of the Pressy-
ierian church.
When Warner was AZ work OF The
Acis'ersineer" at Stuttgart he Was 30
much lu debt ihas be plGunea TO escape by
ooneesling himself In a wagon a messen-
ger from The king arrived the night he
fore his Intended nishi and WsguerE for
tunes improved from that day.
". Wilson she son -in-lAw Of JuIes
Crew, who by his corrupt practices caused
the retirement Of bis father In Inv. and
came near putting 70 M end the French
presidency. now threatens 10 publish his
revelations, They will cause more scandal
tesn even the Panama AFFAIR.
Daniel 7. Church. whom the democrats
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-04-01
Open Letter to tas Texas Legislature

To the Members Of the Texas Legislature
TeXarkbna, Texas. Mar ,s. iss7.--oen.
bemep take the liberty. through the
press, o. calling your serious and aenher.
ate attention, 10 a most fatal defect sra
unjust Discrimination in our laws. ron.
earning appeals by litigants in justices
courts would respectfully suggest ths,
YOU enact INTO law the following bill:
bili 70 he entitled An Act In amend
article 1870 Of the Revised Civil Statutes
OF texas relating 10 appeals from Jus
hees courts, il civil cases, By adding
article ie7ga:
BE II enacted by the legislature O, the
state OF Texas, that article 1870 OF the Re
Used ciln stItntHs Of the State Of Texas
pe amended, by adding article l67Oa ther,,e
u follows; 'A'' "a
Article 1904. Any party to final ,aag.
meat In the justices court NAV aunesl
the'sirnSn, 10 The county court, by eY,s,nt-
4hE bond with two or more roei and
hunlclenf snrsties, 10 be approved hr the
Justice OF The peace when tAntarA, h,,
the party, his agent or a,iorneyl nsyahle
70 the appellee. 10 a sum al Ieast double
ne probable amount OF the cos,. AZ the suI,
~ ihe county court and the sasiioss court.
10 be estimated and fixed bv the tns,tra AZ
The peace. conditioned that snch anneli,n.
tine party appaalinel shall prosecute Ms
appeal with effect ard shall pay All ,he
cosis which have accrued in the iust,ee's
court AID which may accrue in the county
court But the bond, above provided for
thsll GOT have the eject to suspend the
yuogmsoi, and execution may issue thereon
ttNeept fof eos,si as II no such appeal had
hsen taken. Whereas there Is now no riyh,
o. appeal allowed 10 siiieants, from Mdc.
fneiiss Of the Justices courts 10 The county
seur, upon c1st boi:ds Of appeal, In this
s'aA' therefore an emergency Is created
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CONSCIENCE PRiCKED HIM.
rambler Restores Money Intended
to Lit n Mortgage.

Richmond Va, March sl.--An Incident
occurred here Monday In which the chief
hsares We're distinguished Methods,
minister and well-known Washington
sAIanier The divine Was the Rov "a W.
q starr. pastor of the Broad Street church
SUNDAY night this divine referred in A se,.
mon IN his pulpit to the fact that rcr.
IAN Washington sport had won a thons-
80 .a,s noilafs AZ the gaming table from a
certain soung man. This money Ina a.,
tor SAID had been laid aside by the viSt,n,
OF me eard table to lift a mortgage ON hts
on niothers bone In elancins among his
sehsreSsiion the pastor observed Tho yers
same gambler to whom he referred W, ~,
nlane an eloquent appeal to him 10 re-
lnrn the young mans money. tIoins Jon',
me street pr, starr was approached by the
Sport IN question, who told him ths, he
passed sleepless night last night and ,ha
ntst thins no did this morning MAS 10
send by express the old woman her ,ho,s'
son. w" ~" her
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HEROIC REscrE.
Railroad superintendent <nved
Roy From Drowning


Roy From Drowning
Atlanta Ga. March sl.-A special fra
Bainhrisse. Ga, states that a most daring
rescue Of a drowning boy was witnessed
there by a large and excited crowd Of cIti-
ze1s. The brave hero was c. 0. Parked
superintendent OF the Alabama Midland
railway. The boy was n. A Russell son
Of Judge d. A. Russell Of thai nlace. In 4
row boat with negro Young Russell At.
tempted to cross the overflow. when the
reached the stream the boat became uni
manageable s1d capsixad ia the raging
waters The negro Was fortunate enough
10 srasn the piling and was driven up ID
the track. while Russell was attempting ts|
hold TO the capsigca boat The force Of thsl
current soon disclosed him, but being d
sood swimmer he managed 10 keep on tofl
ot The water until he reached a pine tret|
my Yards below The tree being too large
LOT nus arms to 80 around IT required tns
s'tenstn o; the dro~ning man to hold on.
While the excited ihrnnc was runnirgl
up and down the track vainly endesyor!nsl
70 respond 10 the frantic appeals OF thsl
poS, whose strength was fast failing. SUI
aeHn'enten; Parker dvessed his onter gail
nenis, iashed rope 10 q crosstie ara
dashed 1t from the trestle at & point whers|
u would float 10 the boy As IL strud|
the water he leaped into The food and viii
zoe Tie reached the boy Just In time
rescue him from his perilous position
GiNins the rope turn around tree. BOY
c'uns with all strength 10 the tie, moi
dancing UP and down In the rushing tori
rent,
Finding It impossible to hold longer
the unsteady timber, 4, was loosed frol
the tree, and with II both shot down ID
stream ST a fearful speed, following ~
course OF the current They were drive
into the thick houghs of trees, from whie
they were safely rescued. amid the congrAI
ulations OF the grateful spectators.
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WINS PENSION ny "x- RAYS.
Curious Case of Veteran Frederi'
.lacoby of Milwaukee

Milwaukee. Wis, March s6.--The
ray has put Frederick lacohy Of this q
again on the pension list, AT an exhibiusj
OF tho "N' ray herr Jsoohy was among u
men "shadowgraphed" 1t was there dsr1
onstrated tina, there was e piece Of shl1
tered bone IN his right shoulder as
result of bullet wound received at u
battle OF shiloh. He drew a pension fof {
number Of years, but In 1859. as the ress1
of a political quarrel, he was compelled
undergo re-examination, and as
wound in the shoulder had apparc1ta|
healed he WAS removed from the pensiss
list. Jacohy at the time protested that
suffered intense pain In the shoulder.
the physicians insisted that this could =
be true, The proof by means Of the
ray was formally transmitted 10 Washia!J
ton and Jacohy will draw back pension
me time that he was OF the list and be
stored 10 the rolls.
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snl rora- Oh Of a betier cag.
rAls tadeae ralra4
era issai'. ag- e1lsna' u ss.'2 9 49, % - - ~
Undesirable saas 0aeasE
AID esasesa-
aFea-sy
IN qaaozioat ee44oz
Fe'Alsea ma oeel ESPECIALLY aeTe'sea -uS' .. o ~ @
rveia Aesoaing criminal ny the a % a7 iaA' regulating
me and vel la=ae -. Dr.
inse5e via ne aeFa 4S9ss -
1E The consideration eu o .oges- @aA Il
Essa ariliaf a.- leel xaese a+srr aa au-ns
Eas s @e5 1aau 81 h b 7-'- @ % & az
pre-z
the; ; ae 10 lgas W mug ssa 3a9. sss - IN
ne praes e. n@:eT Las aas az -aarez
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ses-~a.s ss5. {. i
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ga9s laye @ sas y-s La
h.rHea seyerags. on g4eas's az eenss izye1 g
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HILL SAYS WE ARE OVER GOVERNED.
The Easrao Regards With Aar fncroarhine Rsstr etons- Reg
nIa.ioa he SAYS hss b:soH. th Pies Of ths I,tant
Ef-s--r.or oarid : Hlli bas roni-is-

Er-ss-seo- osrfd E Hlii has rcns-ts-
used The foiko~tnr 10 tb4 Mara = rGzs.
Der Q. Trrs, Fselc and Farm
Ss-Ae use--l do uoi E0s recall vino
Or was-e-Ensse use o. THIS ezrrests0-,
We are toe much rovsrasc- no matte
VINO eo:1e3 TIE seztsaee 4 10y wal -
r-ra-ss-. az az az Saying whefs1y
ter~eiy 70 ccnyss ihe .sss. t1At Es"s-.a p
useat Is co8ttaniiT sne unnecessarily ct
cruaenisr uEcr iutitteual liberty IL
thai fe2$e the phrNse SUPPLIES rG6lh
nese Some s1eh spiSrz- nas required
n be invented to srprvyflsreiy express
iae porrtz- Trough; sF'cr . slhi~st whlcc
IL causing so ralch runisc unrest.
The liberia! minded asd thoughtful Gil
ar@G vi.sEx with uneh anzseiy TIE ia
ereaaiaE demand Ter Legislative rest-ts-
i4ons uprn individual action. WAX. Is
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-4cs~rf rru-.srs O. the ssrth. ras 'ses--i
erfso=srsrai ssr-s.s-g Z tss.- Z toe ~rfl@
Ans ID. frrts, sEEsn bear.o-a sgrrsrs-s tAsi
experlenae 4 q rret. ~: cosily aearse..
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rhe pS.t ;. ssgsgsr-s 20 z=Y pa q; ~
sgsy ~ carriers a. 20 pssy sscfita. ilfrs
laDsfslg ss.sa. sAz Eao-ias. $40, @-se 2s-'.
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NJ TAeO@5I~ Bernr ar. charge O. ,Ne
Cffv f,srcus - tor s-1 Celtrcfi1g
Es~cfs. aae4siefs E~f4-r SO i-.lk-i r
lou ere TIE 24fsDfsAel s-itrct~fE q ~
xs9 Ea1.s loiH aasEfllsllr al ~ .serf =
N.2., sasd 10 fzsgasg i4ie1ae ~ s'5ia ~ a.
STE sfner iAku taQ-e Camel sfste@ ~ "a
wf1tae4 A1t.s2gStg 4lgn@t ~ ~ nts'fssss
IAaskrE l. SEewr. ~ teccJfsE o. aHy
srs kzs5ui. H. ..ss- 1r cagr-g ~ .At3s =.
fAss gs14ftst Pfensiar C8fsp@ns
NJ -or1sfs ~ xo9 ~ eLt., ait Sl~Hn ~
-. -. .las @f.i.-.gl $500 iiege VIII - seer7.-
& r. ypy6l- 81 nfaee bsls.
E1Se-Ts-~ sz ~ ~ ~ rese4gs - ~
g.s sssstF M plea2@ 11tfg ils utafrt
fg9fsi2l4y f.ArrF saAscs5 -ieT - ~ D. ez-
l5aee@ H. = 4tlAseTeas a4t .4.s7 .1-sI t-l'
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hehmond, Texas, March si.--wm Or.
heu, eo'ored, was today given two years
N inc penl'en'iary, ornett Is the burglar
who robbed George Reading's saloon and
was pineklly run down and captured Inv Is
q Bel after a rifle chase, az told at thn
time In The Post. WV ~ 'ae
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A marble tAtle, 20 the memory Of Mrs.
brcwplng viii 5000 be placed IL KelIoe
church. her native parish. by her admir-
eJs
Cecil Rhodes Is giving sltiings 10 John
Tweed. sculptor VI London, .or the
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o. Rhoas Island have nominated for gov.
eraor IS fhe eldest az seven brothers Of
whom rt1 are alive, They are all an
EaEed tr the Menbndsn fisheries ana ,he
steamer Seven Brothers is the largest OF
y ~ namarols fret
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-04-01
Special star cossni..isner..

~ AyE1gN--- n Petit elsss Z ia
6la1e y3ssl Ssls9tar
At - =. ~ fs----s IL S1ssirA-s gl4A-s
4 zac Efe1lz4s = sftg9sse beading
TELEsPnoSE NUMBERS.
g.assersal, ssL Ea4aA7sxs, III
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-04-01

y hooks az n foor Oh Peru were g5inF
70 riss's rash1 up against To- D,eh Perg
ioiIe, shs nuntiila .9u ~ Ct2l ;ew yeay4
$50 when pre.e sam drew he quo ans
ie.e der 70 dat. -
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-04-01

Dt.o man. a'ae faos iisef ms yelio" ieye'
s~lsug 70 sep.aiy apprqAchmE n l5asana
Nh not aetrf the ptEo f.au Whp sees ~
oiAee . li,s alstaHce
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-04-01
GOSSIP OF GOTHAM.

New York March 2e.-so. i. In er,,.
New York now. in fact. THIS make, !, =.
second city in the world. with an avn. !.
si77T square miles and 3. 900 geo n,,,,,.
ton. increasing al IN. rat. OF lne 80
iwaniy-four hours.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-04-01

ciAi;on u 1he ,sas~anoulsss is hheis 60 cause
4 n.-t l,-.iUre 90. .iss Elscss=4a '-cor.eart-
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-04-01

The Bowery shows e new business ccu.
binatiun unde, one prunrisio-ship mia
strikes me as quite unique The shop :
q small one On tn. west side Of tbs s,re.s
and hss but recently been nicuef for tbs
new business, lis sign reals. .-oN
Books bought. Indian clubs and nurh.
bells for sale"
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-04-01

Coiotafe fsaa shsanao1lesi capital liiillsh-
uen- Tnis IS letter -asln sl.ow'isas u n
aA eao contempt as "a dead ig,ses a. ~
~ maa5 u gi,s s.asvs
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-04-01

annie Anderson, q bright young sweo,s
woman. tried 10 commit suicide the oh
day in hooking around for a means 81
seized upon her Inistrsas' isvprise weai.
ness. Unfortunately. shs didu't knrs WIS
10 do with !; except 10 put II down h.
throat They Sc. her breath is very Tw,st
and she may live to learn what 10 DO via
attar OF roses hereafter.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1897-05-04
CHE W|NG-GUM
FOR BULLETS
Colonel Buck and Young
King Fought a Funny
Duel.
At a Distance Of Fifteen PAGES
They Fired Five Harmless
Rounds.
Very Clever Ruse of Seconds
Avert BIoodshed Yet Heal
Wounded Honor.

CHICAGO ILL.,, May 3.-Colonel Jere
Buck of the South and w. L. King of Chi.
cago went cut to kill eeoh other Yesterday
according to the dueling code. Unknown
to them they shot chewing-sum bullets at
each other. The duel was fought at
o'clock yesterday afternoon, on a stretch
of sand beach at the north end of Lincoln
Park. Colonel Buck served as an officer
on the Merrimac and ON the staff of A. P.
Hill during the war. King is an insur-
ance solicitor and the son OF w. w. King.
who was leading Chicago lawyer. The
southerner was seconded by E. E. Kelly.
a mem Der of the Board of Trade, and j..
S. Stevens. a Western Union telegraph
operator, STOOD by the side of King.
Other Witnesses to the duel were Dr.. A.
w. Bauer, surgeon; Waite DEWITT, pro.
prietor of the Lansing Hotel, where the
principals lived, and F. D. Gallagher.
The trouble originated Friday over war
discussion. King contended that General
Mcclellan was the greatest OF modern
soldiers and Colonel Buck said 1t was a
lie. A physical encounter was narrowly
aver;ed then and a challenge followed.
The weapons were 3S.caliber revolvers and
the distance fifteen PAGES. The five cham
bers of both weapons revolved until
empty, but neither principal was hurt.
They suspected the regulation anamuni-
ton was not used, but they were induced
to shake hands and honor was satisfied.
The seconds loaded the rsvolvers with
chewing.gum.