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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-10-02
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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-10-02

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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-10-02
NOCTURNAL SENSATION.
EsErrh inresstSztisn Pr~~~ssa by
Prvs~nsf Enrount~Y

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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-10-02
BATTLE OF BONES.
A so-rALLED EXPERT Mg<CALLfsD
THE SPECIMEN SHOWN HIM
Lretgrrrs witness Put Throu<h 4
Riga EIamIaAsiSR
Sfsa Ii Wsskfng Hard

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ssiIzs States l.sssrusF MrEwsc- as EEs
L gE-alah
This Announcement ratas- sllxre-r5 Try
AIis'or-- tEg1 re srSDsa Il las gsas-sl
,iagA I-aoag lie lawyers. sx1.-ss ara
sss,-aatSrx~
~ Al8E.y-- -srsr xo-ks- hEr5.r while
delivering Ssv-u-- o. dsss-.1.GaTs Az
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sowsr animals trt r1ns.t-e3 tAe- rnszTs
a-s COT he t.-scf-cs- Few u Ire crowd
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lie aecziraErzta- II Eas Greek 10 nsE-lv
81 >Iesgf. ~ tits-1tys and TIE exr--rzx
J 1s erztsSs q ,as bones VIII cozti.Ee TO-
2errrw
TIE prosecution is planning th4 de-
hFs-T @. crushing saow 10 iAs defense.
i IS asserted ;AEs II. s~sSscnt3rn viii
5r1'-uoe uF'S1 ihe sAsZeSs stand three Ok
tie No-ze1 whaz witnesses have identified
- Hrs L1s>gsrs. but who aAeF say rrs 10,
u 'aas testimony IL izlrs5aee4 and well
I2-yso-ssd {; VIII have The effect q. 1-uns-
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witnesses vno k-eaievs shty s2r Mrs. Lea
CERT Scoa after her d3saooe4rxzcs. The
production o. wocnrz who haze oesn ssHats
ted rs Mira Laetrers 9sll foslow TIE clos
i-g evidence o, defr1ee ans viii be IL
the nature a. -ehpstAl evidence
IL Ia noticeable today ;Azs Dr. Albert
= less rs-3nouaced IL hts view. and seenr-
fytng boDes than he IVES on "Wednesday ara
Thr-saaF. He Is slew ana careful in MS
t-swers- xra toigrd direc. answers 10
Questions Shen he could Ills ie+zsitsea-
tsoa o, ss-s&E0csces e regarded animals
hey were i3ksa .fcEs Re was very gusrg-
ed Witness had Dot forrosis- ,rsrs into
sa.ch she Prosecution led him yesterday
and tnsizy
he Was wary besides a Assistant States
Attorney McEswsn. who did cross -oues-
i4cclnss and Prusessor Dorsey. who rsre-
pared leading questions which were sub
'ns;iea by assistant states atsorner fer
answers
Toward the close CT the morning SEES
non Of the ccnrS, DR. Allpors appeared 10
become irrita,ee ard confused
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-10-02

View siaveas frzin ossilase- f-Ynts-s
rt~ gTsFFEr- ihs asls ur5r ~Alsa tbs
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s1s % gr'sli1fs las h@sn hro&ea - - -.
,sss players can tackle 1Er7 aaa fall vsss
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-10-02
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e1.aaasSe valley Fair.

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ESus,s Valley FAR rg-H -aefa-ft .odzy e.
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ne E~'sef KISS 10 ,Asl- -saa~sssso- !.
NA'FAri srzNs % sAs U-lss.s states .-.,,-
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frssnf a 'srn On the eDa.ty -uss g.
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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-10-02
LIEUTENANT rEARY pExrR..
He Did Not Go 20 the Arctic. To F,ps
Scandal.

New York. October 1.-The Herald nrin..
an Interview with Lientsnsa; Peary. in
which lie said:
found 10 evidence OF cAnnIhaissrn a.
Camp Clay on Cape Sabine. have said
this repeatedly. did not look for .roos
or Indications or evidence OF ANYTHING
xhach would again open this terrible emf
scde Of Arctic adventures. aid rot 60
20 Cage Sabine to obtain proof ths. the
men With Greeley had their natural feel
, no evsroons b. the aSories Of starvs-
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TerT VITA. TsrES- esrloa-sr THE -z-a.s
spasF E7e-s wsll ssrsatsd, $50 spectator
A'e4.og srese.7
Fae2raF. t.& eaafs. Jyz-ss Ssg,-I-. rtaxs
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s9s sa-isr4Kz t.w@sr-ssbss z-a y--x.-s
ysff's rs.s--gasln SEfe-. ga Fcsgs-. La-s
S-zs. 2 wre TN
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v1lsst- rssrs- gt-t- Esg ssr. -y-.t a,as
f-Ss ar1 a hslf sar&a-a-- .-yeE--e,lll L.
..lrst s-!.l--sc2-'etrs4as C1-zag Woods, = " 81
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AssETIsc o. BOARD o. nssaLra.


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II Seams 10 -as- h5Eere-. ihSs N
q c1zuLtrHlsn Us -nn=sesss-1af ~
] sAazk II las bean gosne3s9 y;
tragedy Of Cage SHhsEe sa-nes vi
i1t0 conditions wAiea csli3 nci
sSiA3 0Ghsgz3ss4 II ssec-.s 70 -at
oesss-ra2rs % Ire laws o. -Et1r
have oocapsIlld The living 70 pssn
her living might hare afs9 s1<z1
tie Eoass' whAeA was uus bEtoss
i would A.s. II seerss % -ae, enH v
ter fer the individual TO dscs3ee
II Eori1 psr-zka Of The Sefa. q
ia WpEM be dlrtreas Il aoss scr
and thn unfortunate heiHE rnasf
iarn q the los. az srpssiis o. y
Dtg6ersrs- Melting Of that sri
erAa Imagined Of the tragedy =
Sabine TIE slTizE IN c-1e- =
lie RAY have bsea tez1sstsss ~
SeaeE~ Il Tas decs ds6 islss TIER
served their dives IN ibis matte. b
sc- taking. zny par; in any Ia
search. Ika; d53 rot. ecr VIII
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Philsdslrhls. Pa. ortoeer. i.- 4.
unknown 70 each o.her. were o.
in sdj0inins hotels TO-DAY. bsA
committed suiciie. Ore vas Jcss
han. a well krown democrats III
and lawyer He Inhaled isiunsa
The seonnd suicide Was Josiah
Wcctssoxn. N J.. He fook
. room Of . hotel next dser.
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The Grant coaarm~a.

Sa,tA Pc " ". octoner -
usi,sSa States raart Q, private ~
the La cprs Plshlo grant has ?
sr-nei fo- four square Leagues =
acres The La Gsa1 Indians =
claim to some sa.ass se1cs- Jrsfi1
Associate Justices slnSs and st'e
CURED IN the opinion. justices ~.
Nrrray dissenting xn1 hoidinE
gTzr. frru tie king Of Spain ss'S
one square league, including ~
village The case will 80 10 ~
States supreme ccart- g
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~ csErzAa Dag tsxnnnasiss hela IA reg.
n'sr seeki, nsr,irx las; might ssas re-.
efsseo fsperts from sac rarseas ssses.r.
nlissss, al a whish show ssry ensparsx.
inx rrcxrssA Tns issrsug &, The urs-
rrsfsn~ wse ssren 70 shs zts,uax ard
AAssix~r csslrrasu Tii'nx wa sques.e,
% hsys hsssss pfiriss frr al Of ehs va
rteus rpsnnitsssx
a.xt 4and4y ~,ll " tbs Lars gr.ssy ssr
shiI4Sep's r0b<xr<zis u Turnsr k.ii "a
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Sfin@so- ortpeer i--ToSrmy Ryau, TIE
veier~esEni champion % The ws-id. was
spcay matches 70 contest twenty raanss
in CasoaSo sgsinss Ri, STIFF, Of cAi,axc
on oc;olser - They will Ugh, far a pur,s
cf lsr. l., NJ. Ecsse-aann i a, he
@eaa OF the Organization wh9rh Is ~
iatnsr me exhibitors uraer MAs.,r H.r-
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TIE sale q hoskf {, IS Msir ssro., q,
a;sFzessng pnivsrsi h:irntisn o. soen,r,
o. Tie unparalleled loE prizes a.s So
enasity and variety az books 70 - tas,,s
there. Prices ere 90 r,aswsisusly ~ a. -
psscs isesa within the reach q ali.
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County Collector Bsrry M. curtsn
oreaed his new taz rolls .or 1857 yes.er
Oar. The frst citirea 10 bay his s,sr. a.
t-eaniy tszes for The year was Mr.. Her
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Ntsrs I. ss2iisptiifT Etsns 3 Ntyrlyaas g.
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= co'sase a. 1905 Travis street. br,cas-
tns 70 H. wsissi, and occupied sy Mr..
SD Mr.. B~ichar. Gas ne scene d . .s,rhs
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canortcEe, Mass ocn,eer i.-Responu.
ii'r 10 call issaed by Captain Gcodrach.
sixteen men ara now at work prarsic,nx
nwsas. Captain GoodscA wa rew she
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rave your clothes sa1z1teres NV -.
ns.'ss improved hygsenie method ~htrh
70 y rzeksrd's Troy LAundry. sl1 pr.s,. >.
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Dr. Tehanit's yessa~ feTer Ans eenras
preventive suppsssd by A. T. Rke,lIar
frrrrss.. ~ Mkfn street Csrefuliy mr..
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1hs fSSscsttx real esixss irEKs,rss we're
tied 70 tts stses o, cssEy cissx Ia y.
Dsrsse.
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sanafsss arG fsxi1res haG ftszl,
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I'VE 'ttarvfsr sfe fss .cNissia.rs - N
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SANTA MONICA

SANTA MONICA, July 29.-(Regular
Correspondence The testimonial concert
rendered Charles Baird at the Presbyterian
church last evening was most successful
and enjoyable affair. Mr.. Baird was as
sisted by Mrs. Anita Ray Simpson, Mrs.
Katherine Beach and d. Fl. Morrison of
Los Angeles. George Charnock of The
Palms and Lynn Case of Santa Monica,
and an exceptionally fine program was rem
dered.
Mrs. w. r. Carson gave delightful tea
this afternoon at the Casino. The walls
were decorated with cane palms and
punches of pink roses were placed most
effectively about the rooms and on the
tea tables. over which Mrs. Ernest Lilling-
ston, IN a dainty pink costume, and Miss
Corson, IN white, gracefully presided. Fo:
Two hours the rooms were filled with a
gayly dressed throng and fully seventy-five
guests were served with tea and the dainti-
est OF edlbles. Among those present were
noticed: Mines. Schuyler Cole Robertson
Vail, Waring, N. f. Wiltshire, Alvord,
Ford, Bichowsky. Wnslow, Bettner Hoy
Ryan. Hutchinson, Warning, Upham, Acker
Wells. Shepherd and the Baroness Hardin
Hickey. Misses Matilda Jones. Cole, Ham.
iton. Burt True and Henshaw.
Mrs. M. H. Newmark entertained twenty.
two little folks on the beach Yesterday
afternoon in honor of her little daughter
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PERRIs

PERKS, July 29.-(Regular Core
spondence) Grain is pouring into town at
a rate that would surprise a stranger. Rows
of cars on the side tracks waiting to be
loaded. teams and teams, six and eight
horse. This years crop seems to have
amounted to something, after all, as nearly
all the ranchers are making considerable
BILE money. The thresher is at present
running down in the Leon country, and
many ranchers are waiting patiently for
the machine to get around to them. A big
opportunity is open for a man who has
$1,000 he wishes to invest in combined
harvester and outfit, as the present con-
veniences are entirely inadequate.
Rev. S. G. Emerson of the Congregational
church returned last Monday from the
Christian Endeavor convention at San
Francisco.
The union high school came very near
being knocked out at the election last
Monday. Five of the six districts repre-
sented in the union high school made a
return largely in favor of the proposed
school, but Lake View people kept the
election matter quiet and consequently no
vote was polled. Thus they hoped to knock
out the high school. The law on the subject
was looked up, and it was decided that this
need not interfere with the rest of the dis
trict. Notices are now up calling for an
election for the position of the high school,
whether it shall be in Perris or some other
place.
Miss Tracy Preston returned home Mon
day from Los Angeles where she has beer
for the last three months.
James B. Dennis & Co. are extracting
some splendid rock from the Virginia
shaft, abandoned a long time ago by Jerry
Shea. Their steam Tremain two-stamr
mill ponds away steadily on the ore ex-
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when he ran away before, but he denies
having used great severity in his treatment
rof the boy. understanding this. there is
said to be considerable feeling against
Loomis at Sierra Madre.
S. b. Willis went to Chino today to bring
back his 16-year-od son, Charles G. Willis,
who had two fingers cut off by drunken
cook, James Gray. day or two ago, as
reported in The Herald correspondence
from that place. Young Willis had been
working at Chino at the blacksmith trade.
Mr.. Willis, ST., is a carpenter. and has been
engaged at his trade in Pasadena for about
ten years.
c. W. Stevens. who has been a resident
here part of the time for the past few
years. was found this afternoon by Off
Ger Bristolin in helpless condition, sitting
in the alley near the postoffice, and was
taken at once to the ST. Nicholas house,
where he was cared for. Mr. Stevens is
completely broken down in health, and.
being without funds. his case was sub
mitted to the Associated Charities society,
and President Buchanan will see that he is
taken to the receiving hospital He has
been stopping with an aunt in Downey fol-
the past month, and she brought him UP
| here today.
| M. d. Painter is in receipt of a telegram
| from Gen. Wentworth, dated at his home
in New Hampshire, expressing his appro-
baton of the plans prepared for the adj
dition to the hotel by Architect Buchanan
and the work will now be pushed ahead
without delay, so that all will be in readi-
ness for this winters guests. 1t is ex-
pected that at least $780, 900 will be spent
on the house before the winter season shall
! have set in.