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The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1897-09-28

Al. OieVerness is serviceable for every.
'nins' sufficient for nothing. -Am;ei
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1897-09-28

The more man knows the more he
10 inclined to be modest. -Fielding.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1897-09-28

The oyster sleeps in folding bed. -.
Jacksonville Times Union.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-11-19
cONsTANT FIGHTING.
Hritsh Troops Having uourIy
Fights with Tribesmen.

~ He
Simia, November 1S.-Accordlng to the
oincial dispatches received here from The
BRUSH camp In the Madam valley today
hg'iting In one form or another between
the British and the insurgent tribesmen
continues hourly and Is characterized by
conspicuous bravery. During Tuesday
night last Major Deavoux and one COMPANY
OF the Thlrty-sixth Sikhs rushed on a viii
iage of the enemy and began firing at
the tribesmen through the apertures of
their block houses, when his force IN turn
was rushed by the enemy. who ambushed
the sikhs and twitted Major Deavoux on
his tribal perfidy.
Private Weary Of the Dorsetshire regl-
ment OF Darhgai fame, with four men, be-
came separated In the darkness from the
main body aud the little party was am
pushed by the enemy. Weary had his rife
wrested from him, but he recovered it,,
bayonetted one of the tribesmen and
dubbed another, who half cut off Vicary's
foot. The soldier. however succeeded in
reaching camp with two men and Pathan
prisoner with blood oozing out OF the mag
azine OF Vicary's rife.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-11-19

siven, but that tAs pppulace. already
strcngiy wrought W ~ ~ assault on the
president, were urged By suggestions 70
commit the deed. He said: Il maintain
that have done service TO my country
In proving that ~ attack on the presidenf
will b. followed BY the swift and terrible
the smaiiest hint & needed to arm the
hapds of popular Indignation and let loose
their fury on criminals. II have COM
n,ttted fault, It 10 the result Of my ad-
miration and love for the president Of the
republic and am not able to measure the
magnitude Of that fault. for with fourteen
70 sixteen hours day devoted to efforts to
create sufncient police protection for the
life Of him In whom the peace OF Mexico
70 bound up. It may well have happeded
that the functions Of the heart nave &C.
Qutred preponderance over the brain end
that In reality ] may have committed
grave error I thought was doing right
IN organizing popular manifestation to
nvenge an attack on the president and thus
givs pirtn IN the people to . profound con-
would come swiftly In the form OF lynch
ing or whHtever 1t may be styled"
ne then went on to show that others be-
sides himself thought Justice should he
deait out to Arroyo. This confession, in
the Aght OF evidence. Is seen 10 be full
Of misstatements and In no case would it
nave prevented Veiasquez' prosecution, for
the government was determined 10 uupjsh
the crime.
me prosecuting attorney this afternoon,
IN strong argument pleaded for the tx-
ecutfon OF the death sentence on all the
prisoners except Assistant Chief OF Detec-
tves cabrera and one other minor prison
or VINO were not directly implicated in the
Sunday or Monday.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-11-19
Changes In Classification.

Little Rock. Ark. November ls,---A spec
iai from Hot Springs, Ark. to the Gazette
Gays:
Tho Western classification committee.
which has been In session at the Arlington
hotel for the past week. concluded its work
today and adjourned. or the 2Q7 petitions
from various branches OF trade The I'M
portant changes We're made as foilows
Seed and grain drills. knocked down,
changed from first 10 second class. pate mt
medicines in single car lots Of enc Kind,
reduced from first TO second class; chain
pumps, from first to second class; wagon
springs, from second to third class.
The provision TOR including manila with
ether wtapplng paper was eliminated.
The following rule was adopted with re
gard TO the delivery OF live stock: ct
should be understood In receiving live stock
Of amy description for transportation that
the actual delivery does not commence un
III the stock has been placed In the CIR
ana the responsibility Of the railroad com :
pany shall cease upon delivery OF csr al
station 10 which consigned. the cousiansr
same
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-11-19
CHlNA AND JAPAN.
Rebellion In North Chtnn Spread-
| inU-.lunau II Oman N.xx.

rebellion In North Chinn Spread
fnG~-Japan to Open New Ports.
Victoria. b. c., November IS The En-
press OF China brings these Oriental ad :
vices; The rebell!on in Northern China is
spreading and fears are expressed that the
insurgents will advance on Tien Tsin. The
imperial troops have been defeated In sew
erai engagements and the number OF insur-
gents Is steadily Increasing. The inSurg nts
also expect to be joined by members CT
secret societies who revolted unsuccess-
fully before the late war with Japaa. They
are we'll supplied with arms and ammuni-
lion abandoned by Chinese braves" In
the recent war.
Chinese syndicate proposes to cultivate
Gotten on the rich delta lands OF the West
and Pearl rivers
Severe earthquakes accompanied by a
tidal wave occurred In British North
Borneo at the end Of September. Villages
on the coast experienced great loss OF III +.
Up to the end OF September China had
paid 25.ssS.6ss yen OF the war indemnity
to Japan.
AZ the present examinations at Nan
Chang Flu, the students were required to
write an essay on Noah and his family.
or the repeopling OF the earth after the
Hood. This Is the FIRST time 10 the history
Of China that knowledge Of the Bible
was required In state examination.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-11-19
TURKEYS HUMILITY.
Will Comply with All the Demunhs
of Austria.

of Austria,
Constantinople November 1S.--1t was not
until after midnight last night that the
Austrian ambassador, Baron de Calico. re-
ceived note from the Turkish government
announcing readiness to make salts
factory settlement of all the demands OF
Austria regarding the matcr of Herr Braz-
zlfolli, the agent of the Austria Lloyd
Steamship company at Mersina, Asia Minor,
respecting the insult offered to the Aus
trian consul at that pace on the subject
OF arrears due the Oriental Railway COM
pang, which is operated by Austrians, for
transporting the Turkish troops during the
recent war between Turkey and Greece.
Consequently, an indemnity will be paid
10 Herr Brazzifolli. the Austrian flag will
be salutedb by Turkish fort or warsh.p
and the sum OF sl,250000 will be paid the
Oriental Railway company.
The Turkish note to Austria is concilia-
tory and lays stress upon the friendly re-
lations existing between the sultan and
Emperor Francis Joseph.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-11-19
SHORT NEWs Sfesss

CINCINNATI-The annual
the Baltimore and Ohio stoc1lbe
held here. The old board Of epep'
Officers were reelected.
LONDON-The British tAM
time, Captain Hughes, from ~ "
tober 20 for Bremen. Is ashore q
aan~see (cn the North sest
has been sent her.
NEW YORK-The horse ~
ed an immense throng Of peQy7 n
son Square Garden.
ST. LOUIS-Henry Clay ~
derer, was hanged for the
liam A. Mand. newsboy, ~ x
on the night OF August !. e
GAINESVILLE. Tenn. 80
of this city have secured ~
tobacco for the government Y: =
Coz. 900 pounds Of dark topee
for next year.
NASHVILLE, TenIi.--I0e
sions of the Methodist Epl
South, elected George VI. 49,
to fill the vacancy causea
death OF DR.. Thomas B. Holt
BERLIN-The ceremony q N
the guards recruits took Pa r.,
were warned by the cr1pe
might be called upon to heht -
the empire.
HARRISBURG. Pa.-A r. r.
the National Grange. MasteI 4
jones of Indiana made q 49,
to plans for extending te
the coming year. Five mou
will be set aside az q lecsyss
more than Is now used for ~
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-11-19
vELAsuUEz' DErEN,E.
Thought He Did Right In Wandering
Arroyo.

CITY OF Mexico. November lS.--A pro-
found aeasation was made in the course OF
the trial of the police officials charged with
tbe murder OF Arroyo the man who Mt
tempted 10 asaassina,e President pias. by
the production OF the confession of the late
Inspector General Of Police vslasquez. 1t
y. Is most remarkable attempt at self -justi.
leaaeh ara y states thai mob OF the
common people lynchsd Arroyo.
selas1ues said In part: II entertain tina
nest enthusiastic admiration for General
Dias. have known him since infancy
wheh my parents taught me 10 love and re-
speot hin, ! saw him at Guadalupe during
inc siege OF Mexico ana since then haya
entertained absolute idclarry for the man
Wno rules our country. Only two families
remained at Guadalupe during the siege:
PIE wef thav OF non Susan, M>ltante ana
me other was ourselves. When 1 reached
my majority resolved TO serve General
nihz With loyalty. though In Interior rxsI-
nous. while was still young ana with
salary OF only $50 mcath, had charge
OF ire private correspondence OF Don Man
Vel Dublan. Afterwards I was selected q
ueplhy, and Sun later the president son,
me 70 occupy the chief position OF anthori,w
u, Gly netive village at the time N ~
nsious movement without parallel In the
history OF our country, q movement involvs
tns serious embarrassment 10 the vovern-
ment and to all Its representatives. ana
every one knows with What skill i aeonitts,
myself IN taat difficult Position. as frisnl
as PARTISAN and as a Mexican"
:. se.asques then went on TO cay that no
~c@s sos Arsoyes tillins wsrs
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-11-19
BLUFF CITY BURNED.
rnr r1sn NEW ANCHOR LINER -
4 TOTAL LOSS.
An she Pasengers sad Crew Hs-
cage, bst save NsthtsE-Most
Passengers Were Refugees.

81. Louis. November 10 The magnificent
now Anchor line steamer biuff City. one Of
the finest boats on the lover Mississippi
which left here Wednesday. bound for New
Orleans, with forty passengers and 1000
tons OF miscellaneous freig5. aboard. wss
burned to the waters edge at Chester. ILL.,,
seventy five miles south Of here at . a. m
today. All the passengers and crew es-
capped without Injury, but nothing on board
was saved. The loss VIII aggregate $780,
co., a number Of valuable race horses tina,
were being taken to iiew Orleans for the
races there were burned.
Most Of the passengers were yellow fever
refugees who were returning to their homez
in the South from 81. Louis.
When the flames reached the powder
magazine there was a big explosion. which
shattered the boat and caused 1t to sink
to the bottom of the river.
Numerous window panes In buildings on
shore were broken and the town Of Ches-
ter was badly shaken by the explosion.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-11-19

New Orleans, La. Novsnsr \,
frost was reported this NM.
weather continues cool, ~ I,
enect on the fever viii II y
for a few days yet. Thsv ~
cases and two deaths TOD. 4,
were Ben Scarrett and IS.,. \
both hospital patients. Ths I1cii',
antine has liglitened In 4 nun6r y
but no general action has ~ \
yet. Permission has been fya1.
board Of health for the bsii1Sk'
construction of the EXTENSIVE ~
contracted for before The tSsvSj
Ance, ~ z
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-11-19

one ana ono-edglith miles, selling, 3-year-
ODDS and upward-Alaaum. ia; Knight of
the Garter, 1l2; Stray Step, 109; Counsellor,
Howe, los; Waterman, James Monroe, L.
B.. 1oS; Squan. 81: Dalgretti, 105.
I,hree-fourths of . mile, 2-year-olds--
Babica, Hair Pin, 115; Gypceiver, The Cad,
Mooyer, Whdstling Coon, ITO, HomelRSe,
Mr.. Stoffel. Sanger Charagrace, Sagacity,
Thinker, Isen, 1J7
upward, owners NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
lis; Volley, King t. Kbnnikinnic Albert
s., Old Sangus. Lobenguaa, Sable Cliquot
Premier, 100
1'hree-fourtths OF a mile, 2-year-olds and
upward-Htty, III; Master James, CONT
Mental, ZIG; Halton, 113; George H. Ketch-
um, ia; Rosstfer. laramie, III: Sly Fox,
100: HI Daddy, los; Lady Disdain 81;
Judge Wardeu, 100; General Maceo, IS;
Pontet Canet 49,
Mile aa1d one-fourth, hurdle handicap
Marshall, 1876: L-anslale, 152; Buckeye, i43;
Grown Red. l4oi Detective, 1877; Valorous
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-11-19
GRIFFO WAS HURT.
shoulder spratned In u CoIlisiOn
with a street Chr.

Win street Chr.
ST, Louis November Sat 1O+5 tonight
while CRITIC. the Australian boxer. DANNY
Holern his manager and three attend
ants were en- route to the Coliseum in a
mack to take part In the Press Club Ath-
letc Carnival, street car co,lided with
the vehicle. overturning it and throwing
al the occupants Ia the ground. Grin,
sustained spi'ained shoulder Hollern ne,
ceived a serious cut in the left side Of
the neck ard FihAhp O'Tocle of this CITY
suffered confusion of the brain ard VAS
removed TO the HOSPITAL In a serious con
uiion. GrlHo ana holiern We're taken to
the msnical dispensiry, where they were
eared for and then proceeded to the Col
scum Grno decied to 20 on with me
boXang match with Tom Tracey.
seven Thousand people Witnessed the
ahhletac eain!yal held in the Coliseum to-
Press club. The affair was manared Ia,
q, arson Davies and refereed by George
SAer. The crowd expected Ia see sop,s
rast lighting. but We're disapnointad
aronng Critic, the Australian boxer. and
I'm, I'm ia'a1ey, were matched Cor eight
me first round. Critic and Tracey hoy ~,
TOT abolt one minute when Griffo al
uenly threw up his arms spranr "a tha
ropes and began making speech Ira c sae
s.oSd IN surprise. Critic aIfaressed tbs
the hack m which he was rdinn cni,,s, ny
VIII street car and his bruises wars
PiAEnE MN SO severely ne ca,i,id ~" .ss
on Win the fight, Paddy Smith hra,e ~
OF DENVER Ed Smith, was s,,bs.it,,ss
~, ,,iaue iair showing against Tracev
out Was IN no condition Tor a match ayyii
Mas counted cut In the second rn,' aila
iiusSeg viii be matched araias, ... p;,,;
'a''sNe AT cnlcago IN December
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-11-19
The Memphis Spring Meeting.

Memphis, Tenn, November IS-At
neeting of the executive committee of the
Memphis Jockey club today it was de-
cdded that the spring meeting should open
on April next. The meeting will con-
tinue nineteen days. ending Saturday,
April 80. The stake feature will be the
Tennessee Derby. with a guaranteed value
OF 5000: the Montgomery handicap, an
other rich stake, win be decided on the
opening day, and the Derby will be re-
served for a later date. Many prominent
stables are arriving here for the winter.
The Schorr and Bennett stables arrived
today from Chicago. and among the
craeSs expected are Ornament and Ham,
burg, the champions of their class,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-11-19

Texas Next season.
Dallas, Texas. November 17.--Aanager
John j.. McClosksy OF the Dallas basebali
club has been very busy during The week
getting things In readiness for Visit 70
his home In Louisville. KY, where be Will
spend the winter He will return to Texas
In time to attend the league schedule meet
ing next February.
McCloskey has reserved several Of Lis
last Seasons best players and will III out
the team with likely youngsters. He rays
he means to keep strictly within the $500
limit He thinks the sport in Texas next
season will be better than for several years
past.
McColskey expects to leave Dallas Sun
day. He wants to eat THANKSGIVING dinner
with his family.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-11-19

Fort Worth, TeNas November ls-Thc
races today We're better attended than or
AIRY previous day, 1t being ladies day
The events were spirited and no better
racing has ever been seen in Texas Tho
weather was fine ard the track In excel.
lent shape.
Running, 2-year-ofas purse 500, FIVE fur.
lor gs-Scrivener e to ID, Berlail G. ARA
Time 1:0S -
Running, all ages. purse 800 six fur
longsa-Feries Hartman (evenJ. Pavan.
Jack Hayes. Time, 1:l6h.
Running. all ages, purse sIOO s;x NV
longs-Bi0e Fields e to 5 and outl. Etia
II: lfmher.and. Time, 1:i6a..
:. hhnlllng, all ages, selling, purse $50. six
NJ ~. ..Ins 3 rtiare Il to 2 and c,uO. Oreusa
Ola Foster. Time, 1:14
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-11-19
Another Death a r..

Pensacola, Fla. Novemhef ~
OF the First artillery pamsd lal|
died In the hospital at Fnn -
evening. An autopsy was M y
DR.. Porter, the State health ~
geon Gorgas OF the post ~ ~
slcians examined the case ~ ~
yellow fever.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-11-19
FootbnIIist badly Hurt.

New York. November 18-@stephen P.
Nash, Jr., Is Years old. a student of Co.
lumbfa university, is IN at his home from
serious injuries received in a game of
football. When the contest was neardn 9
the end. Nash caught the bali and started
to run. He had not gone far when he
trpped and fell, with the bail still In his
arms. The opponents rushed on him and
for few minutes there Sas an exciting
struggle. Nash was finally relieved of the
BAN by one of his colleagues, bait when
tne players separated he did not rise to
his feet The others picked him ,lp and
found he had sustained serious Injuries
His COLLAR bone was broken and he was
otherwise hurt. but his team won.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-11-19
SOUTH AFRICAN CAMPAIGN.
Chief samory Keeping Ont OF Way
of british Troops.

Cape Coast Castle, British West Africa,
November 1s.--The governor OF the Gold
Coast colony reports that there have not
been any collisions whatever between the
British colonial forces and Chief Samory
UP to the present
An eyewitness OF the fight between the
followers OF Chief Samory and the French
forces on August 20 last says 1t occurred
near Bonita. The French force, numbering
about 100 men, was cut to pieces. Another
account OF the affair says that the French
Officers were invited to a palayer and Were
seized by the Sofas, who captured the
rifles, stores, reserve ammunition and eight
horses belonging to the expedition.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-11-19
Lake CharIes w. =

Lake Charles. La. NoveuhN d
Crowley today wired instpetil
superintendent of the mall sstv1|
in mail from New Orleans ~ |
points. The mayor is of To m
there can be no poasibls 6nuo1j
time from tho spread Of ~ III
mails. His action will mset viSj
anproYal.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-11-19
Anti-Footbnn nil pax....

Ao'anta' Ga, November ls-RepreseDta.
1--WE Coles college football bill proyidia,s
ior the prohibiting of the playing of
match or exhibition games where an "a.
m Ins Zee Is charged. passed the sena IL
towey hr ane nssi has already passed the
AWAITS awaits the approval Of the sower ,no"
i"ere Is no doubt hut that he viii sign Il
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-11-19
Oakland Racea,

sam Francisco. November ls.-Results a,
Oakland:
one ard one-sixteenth miles-wldow
Joges' outaway. Billy McCioskey. Time
1:4s.
Seven furlongs-Do nator. zapata. Re
HAPPY; Time, l;25,s,
SIX furlongs-lHoratio. BellicosA poi,
OTTO Time, i:l3a. 1e'N-
n, M.e and once g'hdll-Judge Denny. linn
iI r,i1 lhsiallator., Time, l:s3
rive ana one-half furlonps-NTar,io
Scott Doyle. Pensamnc. Time .4sM 'i'''e
nx Iurlongs--Bliss Rucker. Free lady.
Master Mariner. Time, Liz, ''
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-11-19
a Novel view or slnxer,..

Danvllie, Va, November iS--Bishop l..
II. Halsey OF tho African Methodist Eps.
ecepal church addressed the Virginia o,n.
tsrenee OF the Methodist Episcopal church
tSouth) today by invitation. In the co,,r.s
OF his remarks he declared that the institu.
ZION OF slavery was an instrument In ira
hands OF God for the spread OF the Gosnei
and II Is the mission OF the Southern
negro, who has been civilized and Chris
uanized through slavery. to Ghristlanize
the falherland, Africa.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-11-19
DEMOCRATS WILL CONFER.
bryan and Jones VIII VISIT keu.
lucky To-day.

lucky To-day.
Cincinnati, Ohio, November 1S.-A spe-
eial to the Commercial from
Frankfort. KY, says; A conference OF sill
yer democratic leaders will be held in
Louisville tomorrow night William Jen-
ming Bryan and Senator James X. Jones
OF the democratic Nationa, committee Will
be present to meet about fifty leading poll
ticians of this State. The situation as re-
CARDS the best means OF keeping up the
fight for silver In the State will also be-
discussed as well as amendments to the
election laws.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-11-19
PROBABLE Ldss s2b.ooo.
Fire Ia the bender Wills and PInner
MT numAle.

Fire la the Bendcr Wills aud Plnner
mt Humble.
The planning mill of ca Bender N Son at
Humble. Texas. seventeen miles north OF
Houston On the Houston\ East and Vest
Texas. was totally DESTROYED by ire at an
carly hour this mornins Considerable
lumber was also burned. 1rhe loss. Il is
thought will reach $4,000. The Houston
East and West Texas depot clught from the
mill. but was saved. along NTH a number
of cars and locomotive. by\ II. Mudd,
the night operator.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-11-19
Two Gases at Morlvsn

Montgomery. Ala. Nsye1)E n
new cases of yellow fever ystpQ
day. Pope Forester and 3. II ~
the victims. The weather y qulk =
no further spread Of ths @6>oo u
hended, n
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-11-19
n,c,, 4 e.....-
RcH GOLD FIELDS HAVE BEEN FOUND NEAP IVA ne
'nsy As oaid 70 Be the Richest In the World n..-.
Even Those Of the kIond,ke -'S no

uvde Texas exc,s,a.,.
sne reported In s'eo"nt
so s = ras, saa Indian creek Many aoa and many pre-
M o struck Tbs dscovery Jce C,srS Nh Nv w Paying art
- nossh o. town for Several other
49,. maze Wade county sss gold fields i hs wo,S
~ sac'0sa Several claims filed and Others are h
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-11-19
Advances Into soudnn.

Cairo, November is, -Pnrnon Pasha
starts for suasim on Tuesday next. from
which place he win embark a tat,a,on =,
n .,y ana attachments OF artillery an !.
sineers and camel corps, altogether aNon,
saoo men for Masowa from which n,sce
inns british force will 20 TO Kassaia ~
9.uer 70 take over that place from W.
.snNans, according to the agreement ~
and Italy. Ssa Nas'and
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-11-19
STUART WILL LEAVE TEXAS.
He In Going to Reside Permanently
In New York.

In New YORK.
Dallas, Texas November 1s.-Dan A..
Stuart, the central figure in the sporting
world, will leave Dallas In few days for
the Pacific coast He has sold out all
his property in the State and is leaving
Texas for good. He will take another look
at the Carson City battle-ground. where
Fitzsimmons wrested the worlds champion
ship from Corbett, and will go from there
to New York, which will hereafter be his
home. About January / he Will make an
other trip to Europe in the interest of the
vofascope company, OF which he 10 presi-
dent.
at Carson City next year. He hopes to get
Fitzsimmons and Corbett together again
about next August.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-11-19
Dir. EVANS WEALTH.
Most of 1t VIII BE Used to EndOYv -
COlleRe In Americn.

NNIIeKt III Amerfcu.
New York, November ia dispatch to
the World from Paris says: The late DR..
Thomas w. Evans had made his will at
Dayos PLATEAU, with the assistance of Law
yer Valoers, who Is now bringing other
members OF the EVA family from New
York. AN OF the late DOCTORS papers have
been scaled up pending Valoers' arrival. 1t
Is understood that DR.. Evans estate is even
greater than has been kked and will prob
ably be valued at nearer $4,000, 900 than
sl0,000,Qn0. The bulk OF the money will
go to endow medical institution In the
United States His practice will devolve
upon Theodore EYane.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-11-19
Clean Renort III llSIIIs

Mobile. Ala, NovemtW j1.-gl
mometer showed 40 degrees ~
cold enough TO- frost, had =.
been blowing. A clean report =.
at noon today, no cases, no -