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The San Francisco call., 1897-07-16
DR.. A. R. HART
ON BACTERIA
He Expounds a New Theory
as to the Cause Of
Decay in Teeth.
Pacific Coast Dental Con-
gress Organizes, Elects
Officers and Adjourns.
Visitors to Be Entertained by an Ex,
cursiOn to Mount Tamalpais
To-Day,

The doctors attending the Pacific Co asst
Dental Congress will spend to-day on
Mount Tamaipais A special boat will
leave this morning at 6:15 and will con-
meet with special train, on which the
visitors will make the trip. President
Gushing and Vice Pre- sident Mckay of the
railroad will accompany the party. Lunch
will be served on the mountain and the
return trip will be made this afternoon.
full attendance was at all the meet
ings yesterday and great deal OF interest
was shown in the papers and the pEactl-
cal work done.
At the morning session the list of clinics
prepared by the programme committee
vas taken up and finished. The opera
tions presented were:
l. E. Custer, Dayton, ohIo-(a) "The Electric
Gold AnneGler and Other Appliances" (b)
&c ataphoresis," (c) "a Demonstration OF the
Danger Of Commercial Currents Used for CAL
aphoreSts."
Method OF Inserting Combination Filling OF
Gold and Cement" (b} painless Extraction by
Use of Local Anesthetic."
A. +. MerrimRu Jr., OskIand-Gold Building
With Especial Points of Iaterest.h
a. n Copsey. San Observation-Disclosures ="
Russell b: Cool, San Francisco-"Regulat-
ing With silk L:gatures" (by requesD.
A. C. Hart, san Francisco-(d) HPraeticaI AT
Dlication OF Bacterioogy to Stomatology,'' (b)
Preparation and Use OF a New Root-CsnAi
Filling"
Waller F. Lewis, Oakland-"Use OF the
Sweeney Root-Trimmer"
Laurence P. Leonard, Waseca. Minn.-i'Prep-
srstion and Filling OF Occl cluSo-approximaI
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Arapahae Tribe of Red Men.

The following named chiefs of Arapahoe
tribe of the Improved Order OF Red Men have
been "raised up" which is the technical term
in the order for 'installed," the work being
performed by Deputy Grand Sachem H. B.
Jennings in Sachem Hall. Red Mems building
Sachem James Jordan; prophet. c. W. Mar.
lett; senior sycamore, ]. w. O'Neill; junior
sagam ore, j. A. Schultz; chief OF records, w.
l.. Iierney: collector of wampum, J. A. De-
lauey; keeper of wampum, R. E. Cole.
Al the Close OF the ceremony Past Sachem j.
Fowzer was on behalf of the chiefs and men-
bers of the tribe presented with very fine
gold he ed cane and Past Sachem G. w. Mart
lett with q gold emblem of the order. the pre-
sartations being by Howard Harrington and
J. Letter.
This tribe has issued invitations for an
and ball to be given In Sachem
Hall tonight, and The committee of arrange.
ments promises an enjoyable programme.
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Cavity" Cavity prepared and measured by
instruments and filing OF extra cohesive
alloy.
w j. Prather, Fresno-"Gold Filling In.
serted by Hand Pressure.
J. P. Parker Santa Cruz-"B eaching De-
YitRliz d Teeth -
\. R. Cox, PortIand-"Method OF Making
Breaches"
Max sichel, San Francisco-"M Method OF Max,
Ing Absolutely Fine Gold for Dental Use"
The mechanical clinics were:
A. n. Copsey, San Francloco. exhibit of
bFidgework; J. Z: Cummings, San Franci,co,
porcelain work; H. d. Noble, San Francisco,
plaster impression OF the face; c. L. Godda r., ,
San Francisco land jacket crown; A T. Derby
Ssn Francisco restoration OF contour of arti-
hclal teeth with gold.
In the afternoon the paper of 7 NJ
Whitney of Honolulu on "The Value of
Gold as a Material for Filling Teeth
opened the session. II was discussed by
L. Van Orden. F. L. Plat, w J. Prather,
5. K. Knowles L. P Leonard, J. M.
Myers, w. +. Lewis. Max SicheI, w. r
Hawison, n. r. Cox, G. l.. Goddard and
F. X. Ladgard. The Necessity for Gem
eral Education in Dental PIophylaxisr
was presented by +. L. Platt OF San Fran
cisco.
BY far the most carefully prepared paper
presented 10 the congress was that OF DR.
A. c. Hart Of this City. His subject,
chronological Bacteria-the Cause of
Decay in Teeth. immunity, and How
Obtained" is one of general interest
As profession we know that bacteria alone
is the cause OF decay in peoples teeth. Are
we using the means in our hands to stop de-
cayf II we are not then we are ouiy a clsss of
thinkers" perhaps skIlliul and justly meriting
he classification OF our Cove rnmpnt among
the skilled artisans But doeiorsl oh, no!
Doctors are those teachers whose profession is
the treatment and cure of dseas~.
De2tSlry has The name OF being money
making prOfpSsiOu. We fill patients teeth
with gold, if we can, at the rate of 81 for So
but during the operation he Is constantly re-
minded of the awful amount of gold it is TAX
ing. We show him the gold in form well de-
signed 10 deceive, and then mine Ii in till he
fully helleves his skull is lined with it, and in
his mind he compares 1t with his diamonds
something that can be pawned for nearly full
DR.. W D. Miller, over ten years ago, was the
first 10 prove that bacteria alone was the
cause Of decay in the teeth. This believe to
be the most brilliant discovery ever made in
dentistry. We may justly be proud OF him,
for entistry was thus made houored pro-
tession ana the utie OF doctor Just one.
Baclereology is not such difhcult subject to
understand.
If You will remem Der that bacteria are only
vegetables and subject 10 ike conditions for
growth and DEVELOPMENT you VIII have gone
ier toward understanding the reason ior
their different action when grown on various
media.
They grow in two ways:
First-Budding, division or natures method
OF growing from slips
second-From spores or seeds
Like seeds these spores are very tenacious OF
life, many withstanding both freezing and
boiling for d long time.
The conditions necessary for their best
growth are:
First-They must be kept at an even temper
AZURE, the average being 80 degrees Fahren-
heit
second-They must have certain amour
OF moisture.
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Native Sons and Daughters, Bazaar.

Orc Fino Parlo- of the Native Daugh ters
and Pacific Parlor of the Native Sons OF the
Golden West will give joint entertainment,
bazaar and dance in the banquet hall of the
Native sons building this and tomorrow
evening. There will be number of booths,
which will be in charge of the following
named: Floral, Miss X. jones; icecream Miss
L. Carey: fancy work, Mrs. d. Bradley; re-
,resnments, Mrs. ID. Wright: fishpond, Miss
Margie Henrik and Miss Nellie MiIcay, The
mem bers OF Pacific Parlor viii have TWO
booths. in one OF which they will presen, q
novel entertainment. In addition there will
be games a literary programme and dancing,
and on each evening there will be much to
entertain the friends OF both parlors, and as
each has a good reputation as entertainers, it
Is more than likely that each evening will be
a most enjoyable one.
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Memorial Lodgt, A. Or. w

The officers OF Memorial Lodge, A. o. U. w.
were installed on Monday light by Dlstric,
Deputy McNaughton in the presence of the
memb ,rship and visiting mem bers of the or
der. The officers for the ensuing term are,
Past master workman, Z. W. Hsyden; master
workman, L. Sorensen; foreman, C. j. Farrell;
overseer, benjamin Randall; recorder, Her.
man schatfner tre-elected); fnancier, C. s
Hoffman lre-elected); receiver, H. Marsden;
guide, i. Ii. Muller; inside watchman, Peter
Westerdahl; outside watchman, T. Mccarthy
After the ceremony L. G. Schord, the retirinp
district deputy, was, in recognition OF the
yaiu Bile services he rendered the lodge during
the term presented a handsome mante1
clock. Then the memberz had gooa social
time.
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RovaI Arcanun

The Royal Arcanum, one of the strongest of
the beneficiary orders in the United States, is
becoming pretty well known on the Pacific
Coast and is making its mark in this City at a
very satisfactory rate. There are now two
councils here that meet in Native Sons build
ing. These are ArgoDaut and Golden West
city of Oakland are very fiattering. Golden
West Council. which was organized about a
year ago, has, as 1t appears by the reports
sent to the supreme officers, made remarkable
strides in membership. The council at its last
meeting received several applications.
Thomas Banks is rege MT aud 7. G. Hodgkins is
secretary,
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DR. WONG woo.

CHINI SE PHYSICIAN AND ~,,x,
" surgeon, graduate OF the most 8sA
famous medica college in China, a8
has practiced his profession in k-Y
san Francisco for over twenty ES
years with III ARK ed success Thou ~ =
sands OF patients testify 10 h ga
skill and knowledge. Natures own @<zesM
medicine Used. minerals. He fTZNzAr&SyEJ
cures, not attempts TO cure kbeu- yiz<EaSsh 5NSS"
matism Para ysiS Piles, Dyspep "-'F'0 '0sD''A'
sia. consumption. Asthma, Brigh $ ard all Kid
ney Dis, ases, Blindness Heart DiseaSa Diseases
of the Throat Cancer, Turner's and Blood and
tx DiseaseS Male and fem ie maladies sucr
cessively treated and cured. Consultation free.
Office 776 lay 81. wher he NAV lie consulted, at
any during the day o. evening Hours-9 80
to II A. N, i 80 10 < to P. NJ
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-02-01
A SOUTHERN MEMBER
The Scramble for Place Ia Nc.
kinley's Cabinet
IS PRECIPlTATED BY JUDGE G0FF.
His Accredited Refusal to Accept the
Attorney Gcneralship.
VARIOUS REPUBLICAN HOPES.
VARIOUS REPUBLICAN, HOPES.
Attempt to Prevent the Conformation
of Moore for District Attorney
for Alabama by the Senate.

Washington, January 31.---Thc statement
gcncralship ia credited. and there is great
scramble among Southern republicans for
the Southern representation in the cabinet.
II Is said that Mr.. Mckinley would prefer
to have MIR. Hanson OF Georgia In his cab
met. but political parties suggest the So
lection of u man from one of tho border
Southern States. which the republicans may
have some hope of carrying In tho future.
II Is urged for political reasons that Mo
Southern member OF the cabinet should
come from Maryland, West Virginia OF
Kentucky. The Maryland people have
had u belief that Judge Con was tho
only ono who stood In the way of Judge
Gary OF Maryland going into the cabi-
net. and they think now that Gary Will DO
appointed There Is. however secret oppo-
sition to this selection which may DO suifi-
oient TO defeat Il.
1t ia being urged In behalf of the selec-
ton Of u man from Kentucky that u solu-
ton OF the senatorial problem in that
state may be found through the aproint-
ment Of Representative Hunter, the can-
didate for the senate. whom Governor
Bradley bitterly opposes, TO place In tho
cabinet. 1t Is said that Governor bradley
IT, NV, 49, ~, \, 49, o,,,s,,,t,,,,t va,
49, ~ ,,s al, ~, ,,a ,,nsato,, ,r 10
legislature to elect u republican TO succeed
nlacl burn In the senate.
NV iiun,er Is 70 10 10 aa'i,u' , W. n no.,,
way, "iu ~ 10 .,',1I,. Is ~, ' nn,nna'
seht TOT py M Al.h,nl.y =" an's o,''' M,
,lon out II 10 ho' ss' ~ mii Nv, ',1,,s
1, true OF whether Mr. iiunne' nsS , ne"hns
tho interview IuV tpo p"lSsu " n'u,s''A
urging ,hu Nvieruuh Oh n'h,uchy n.a".
rue u.eil'utlon VI I"oso , uun n,'s ,,,,,
sult IN ,he liAi,s'er o. oA,nose,.o 'i us
rom ,n' hNN =" tho u,Pa a .,"un. o' ,.s
ny ,hls rs "on'i .ms' =, M" ,,nr,,ianS
re. (" cno'io' patu - Wi LII, W ,ra"a,,i,, ha
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Local.

Woodmen of the World postpone their
monument unwilling ceremonies,
Typographical unioa indor,es the State
printing bill,
Entertainment and dance tonight at
Monteflore hall
Annual election Of F,mmet Council.
Justice IIln holds a couple of inques,s
Looking after the direct land tax
money.
Protesting asaipst the charter amend
nenls.
Criminal court convencs today in regu-
lar term.
Proceedings of the Harris county teach
ers Institute.
Opening of the Gospel Mission hall Of
the Florence Cr,Wcnton Rescno Home.
Hon. W. j. Bryan, Ex-Governor Hosg
and speaker Dushell pass through on a
duci> hunt.
Charles Mclaughlin loses his best Sun
duy suit.
Organization of the Swiss society
A DISTINGUISHED coiorel woman to Ice
u1re here this wcek.
Revival services OF the Central Chris
tlnn church.
An an.i-poverty rally on Market eluare.
The Salvation Army preparing for u
"Hailclujah time"
Impressive memorial services al the Y.
NJ. c. a.
The visiting congressman to he enter
tanned this afternoon at the residence Of
Captain and Mrs G. Hutcheson.
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Tandem stuck Market,

London. January 3i.-Tbe money market
Is unchanged. The stock exchange b:slnesu
during the past week has been small, but
the tone has generally been firm IN eonse-
auenee OF the cheapness OF money The
spoech CT RI Hon. Joseph Chamberlain
gecrtary of state for the colonies, on Friday
night when the discussion OF the question
NJ a commission to Inquire into the troubles
In South Africa was resumed in parliament,
has depressed African mining shares. In
The course of this debate Colonial secre-
,ary Chamberlain declared that the sllua-
tlon in South Africa was still unsettled
and that during the last few months there
has been q recurrence and increasing
growth in tho feeling of unrest when
must be allayed. Mr. Chamberlain also
declared that peace was Insecure and
would remain so until the titianders'
grievances were redressed.
spanish securities were firm during inc
week south American railway stocks
hive taken on a better tone. Tao AmeTi-
ca, market has hetn gaining n strength
purcharcS Of bonds continue for invest
mont bvt dealings IN shares arc MALAY
profcssipnal In their ulturc. ThH appoint
mont of Lyman J. Gage TO the United
states treasury portfolio has had q coon
inilut nee here upon the market. There
is Ilifle doubt that IN Improvement OF
trade la America would he followed ny a
rapid rise in American securities. North
crn Pacific. new preferred stocks, ~ IN
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AN IDEAL, HARUOR.

After visiting Sabine Pass and the iet'ies
yesterday Chairman Hooker voluntarily re-
marked that Sabine Pass was an ideal har-
Dor. that in point Of access and safety for
shipping he had not as yet seen port on
either the Atlantic or the Gulf coast that
exoelied 1t. All the committeeman were
surprised at the pass. From engineers re-
ports they had familiarizcd themselves
with the water conditions etc. hut they
had but an imperfect idea Of the anchorage
room. and when they saw huge vessels
loading lumber from wharyes bust by ma :,
tire-- banks Of the pass -c2clnmations OF
establishment dropped from tholr lips
The Post correspondent made an enort
TO eot an official expression from several
members Of tho committee, but was not
successful They stated. however, that they
thoroughly understood the Importance OF
Sabine Pass as a deep water pr; and gave
The unofficial opinion thpt w,,h the COM
pIetion Of the Kansas city, i1tlsburg ana
cuff railroad 20 Port Arthur there would
cnme revelation IN freight rates from me
North and West to deep water that would
annually save manv millions of dollars 10
the wheat and corn growers
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st, Louis, Mo. January 81 The trustees
OF the first mortgage bondholders of III,
Oregon shoat Inns. aaa t'fah Northern al.
vision OF the Union Pacific railway system
have presented their application TO Judge
court to direct the receivers to pay semi
annual interest at 9 per cent on $4,000 ooO
bonds which will be due FebNary l. Judge
Kelly OF Omaha appeared for the receiver
and with the consent OF all the trustees
of the mortgages resting upon the applca-
tics OF the company, and Of the committee
who purchased the properly at recent
sale. The court authorized the payment OF
said interest out Of moneys in the receiver =
hands derived from the opcraton of The
oompany's properties The amount Of in
terest thus provided for aggregatosSi55 $50.
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Manchester January Si.-rho market for
the past fortnight was quiet and slightly
rctrogrcssve. Indian inallSets were almost
blank, especially the bombay market,
Willie Calcutta and Madras seut small as
sortment orders. the aggregate demand
was far below the usual, Prices for soodn
were uiiromunciaiivc. Yarns also los,
ground. hut stll show some profit, The
margin was fair in the export business.
In Chinese. Madras and Japanese special
ties in which fninners have been on
gagged for several weeks. homo users are
buying at hand TO mouth prices aud orders
are irregular. hlliFons circular abandons
the October estimate OF consumption and
royorts TO figures Tor last aeRson. calculat-
ing the American crop at $4,000 bales.
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Chicago, January 3l.--Willam Albert
Cunning. who murdered Mrs. Mary Den
ming at her homo Friday morning and
then turned his revolver upon himself,
died this mornig AT Mercy hospital Two
hours before his death, Cunning snged a
sworn statement in which he confessed
TO The shooting ana implicated no one. He
said he had sustained the relation of a
husband with the dead woman for two
years Cunning formerly lived In Gin
ciunati At the time Of the tragedy he
tried to Kill the two young daughters OF
Mrs. penninp but they succeeded in get
ting aWaV
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Railroads.

III. Parks elevs work done at late meet
ing of Southwestern Passenger associa-
ton.
shreveport. to celebrate the arrival Of
ilrst through train from Kansas City,
Heavy damages allowed against the
Pullman company ~ Mississippi.
Wat9sh railroad makes heavy reduc-
ton in working time in shops at Spring
iolh, III.
Governor Lea1y of Kansas makes re-
quest of United States supreme court that
Texas fever cattle cases be advanced.
G. Y. Campbell, superintendent OF The
Southern Express company visits Hous-
ton.
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low cane grinding.


Dick johnson murdered at Orange and
his dead body robbed.
Ed Allen shot by Dick Curd at Milli-
OIL the 3ist. dies Of his wounds.
Martin Jordan arrested at Arkansas Pass
on a charge of arson, said TO have been
committed IN Illinois.
Henry Mcdonald, near Edgar, aud a O.
year-old girl at Waco accidentally killed
by firearms carelessy handled by others
The unprocedentedly bad weather con-
t.nues throughout the state, with sloot.
snow and hadn.
The rivers and harbors COMMITTEES In
spect Buffalo bayou and arrive at Gal
vesiion, from which point they go to Ve-
lasco.
Hon. Mann Trice announces that ne has
no thought of resigning.
Members Of the grand lodge of Odd Fell
lows assembling ait Dallas.
Three men arrested in San Antonio.
CHARGED with burglarizng Walter TIPS
store at Austin.
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occasions. was correspondingly felt by 9th
er commodities and a material change in
this direction was beneficial 20 the popu-
latlon OF the country immediately trbu-
tary to the gulf ports, and the vastly pro-
ductiNe lands Of the West and Northwest.
This the committee recognized, and readiiy
realized that to obliieratc the channel
meant establishment of the old rate,
which failed at any time to attract COM
merce in abundance.
The meeting, which had assembled in
formally, dispersed in the same manner,
and all went TO the d cks, where they
viewed with admiration The banks on either
side. learned their historical connections,
the stories of which were told by the citi-
zens from Houston accompanying the
party.
Between / and o'clock the Engenie AMI
Charlotte NJ. Allen touched the banks ut
Morgaps Point, where resides Captain
Alien, under whose mastershp the boat
had been run from Clinton. Conveyances
We're In waiting and tho excmsionists
were driven to the captains home, where
dinner wes served Mhts seated at the
tables. Chairman HOOKER Of the rivers and
harbors committee. was called and. arising.
| remarked that the people had been arous
ed to the Importance of interval improve
r ~, ,Y.s.'''' 81. h ~ -,
OF me country a"r' speah,'lb loI INC cont
mite, ne "SSu'o n'a IN me-
M"s no ponies '"nnse'eu w" ny. Az
eiuIi "',n ~ n"ip' W. NV, =. a ~ ,,
Euaeeu eoinlni",o' hNeis eutciP'ise oa'-
culated TO develop the industries Of our
common country demanded the support OF
every member OF congress. regardless of
poHtcai az 'uNS' i'e s"lu ,n"e nv nI'
pteh ustoniHncu AT tne ihnSah iccnt liosS'
oiii'ies OF me paSou NV us ,u'poI.ance
TO the en''re o'd'e oi le~ns' iie was ~
| seenlnsiy slau 10 hnu" 'nat ~ was ~,
louh,u upon as ~. ~ ''a1' ""''
would frankly say thtt erea. sood must
occur 10 TINS haghll'ctul ola.e py i'asuo
OF the iact th"t ine eaH'ltlit'oe nlu nau
the opportunity OF seelng LOT themselves
the merits OF the Improvement Oh 'his m
land waterway tie was iree To say tnat
the people Wouiu MOI ne u'ssa'i9i'eu ~
reason Oh ths peIso"'' N.s''"''oh " epe
,,,arl, 49,, ,bo bospjtalitv tbs yisitorz
had received and the approciative senti-
ment OF those within his hearing was
shown by very warm applause
pon ,,, n.' ",sirn 70 III, tinao limit ror
| rrqrhiue no nav shore train he did not
tain ALLEN and his good household. and
the party sci out In conYeyanets for La
f9 orc, -. ,., ,,,,,,,.,.,.,o l.,
bair rrmarks Of the trlp and DuffaIo
bayou. According to their opinion II con-
tains five times The volume OF the Aonon-
Eahela river, "nIpn nu .l,.llsnst
commerce any upo" Mn.e" sue boYe' 'i'i''N'
mn ~, - ie,lu.N -, 7'anp ,,,,,t.,n. ,,,r,d
The congressional committee returned
tbs evening iron' trlp 10 the lell'es.
I They went across me PAT put me Waesr
wac so rough mat they ulo nor venture lar
out into the brlny gun aounnines were
taken al various poinls on the oar INC
thirty feet The congressman took very
careful observations and seemed anxious to
learn all they could
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Was to Wind I'm Affairs.

Cleveland. Ohio. January 3l.--One Of the
leading steel billet producers In this cIty
said today that the appointment Of ro-
organization committee by the Bessemer
Steel association at Pittsburg Last week
would amount to nothing,
I'VE Nigh as well tell the truth" he
said. the derislon reached at pittsburf
last week was TO wind up the affairs of
the association"
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Infnrmntinn Wnntrd.

Woodwlle. M1ssisslppi-W someone
be 20 KIND rs TO give me the particulars
Of the death of Toe s Brown. who d.ed
about December Is. Any Information OF
the business. whereabouts and emec.s:
where he was living. In what business,
rei Address Mary s. Brown, Woodv,Iic
v ilklnson county. Mississippi
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Cincinnati. Ohio. January i.EXaminer
Tucker completed his work at the de-
funct First National bank in Newport.
KY, yesterday. and tomorrow Receiver
Wilshiro win be IN charge. The clerical
force OF the bank VIII remain with the
receiver. Cashier Youtsey Is dtill at tho
hank trying 10 straighten out his affairs
and is very much Interested in the official
report of Examiner Tucker
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ST. Louis, Mo. January 30.--The Stand
aid Eagle Box and Lumber company an
sifncd today With liabilities of 100000.
The assignee says the creditors will be
paid in full
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returned last night. ha

returned last night. haf spent very
enjoyable day. They I'd very much en-
couraged over the prospects for Sabine
Pass and the deep water project for sa-
biue lake as the congressional commit
tee seemed to he deeply impressed with the
Importance OF Sabine Pass as a deep water
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ONG-FELT WANT.

good demand for the continent and has ad-
Vanced z per cent on the week Atchison
preferred Is up iia Reading firsts have
declined per cent other changes have
been small, hut mostly of an upward ten
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Orange. Texas. January 3i.--The commit
tec from Orange. who accompanied the
rivers and harbors committee OF congress
on their visit to Sabine Pass yesterday.
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Cuba.

Rodriguez crosses tho tfocha with his
army
Rivera ready to begin an aggressive
ca mpaign.
Weylor VIII allow cane grinding.