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Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1897-10-06
pspuslisant rswyorsn

odb}vali mtstskou kouyenci syom
Gter} tal skontiIa tim. ze pro
dad mayora vtitiho New yofku
navfscn gen u. u. Tracy. bJyal}
tajcmnik namofnietya kabinctu
Harrisonoye. Nayrh. ably pro
1fad omen navrzcn byl >. Low, lc.
muz dive iiz dostalo Sc nominaco
Sc strany klubn ohtansk}ch, byl
poraIcn, ncbof sotya 50 delegate
prom hlasovalo. Pro 1tad komp.
troIefa nayrzcn byl A. +. Fitch.
ktcryz dfad omen doposud zastava
a XII zlafafskJm deinokratnm 50
hlasi. Nominacc jeho ueinGna ma
navrh Ch. NJ. Depewa, kteryz po
zadal jcdnohlasne navrzcni te
hoz slovy naslcdoynimi' "kdys
ma poctiyost zemG nasi minuleht
roku dtok ucinen byl, til zlafafst
demokratG pfispeli rcpublikannn
ku pomoci jcdine abych uzna
ty, kdoz vlastni svou stranu "a
jmu nasem opustili, zadam va
o jednohlasnc jmenovani A. !
Fitche "a komptrolera." Ia pied
sedu rady navrzcn k. k. Apple
ton Brooklyna.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1897-10-06

Thorne rody orovh arbadoekych bsoven,
o2en veke ternosske koonm
Afdky ke by koneens yeda zfn tam eeoskeho csav %
mira pohazej pfedkove negrh Ameice c o1ce
Ponsy koonizac ternochh Loer zapn
nezdam oncvad pry kran tn jest nezravou vpec
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1897-10-06
MOVE zPRAvY DOmACI.


odbyvali ssAtnt svun konvenei v
htcfS We Worchestof ' cello stat.
nino Iistka sVtho posiavih O. y.
WiIIiamse. ktcfyl poslednI aa
todni kopyenei demokfaliebe tak
veIkou 6lohu hfai a kicty, hIsvnt
nominaei Ilrysnoyu piiyodiI Jed
mani byio veliec bouFiiv}m. tax q
policie ntkolikrstc ~ dtelem udf'
ieni poladku kakrotiti musela
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1897-10-06
rail zakon, jimz prodej cigaret Y
lowe 1plne zakazovan.
NovakIy s0ud 0dloten.

We Vinton. Ia, pozadal We stfe-
du v soudu krajskem pravni "a
stupce Fr. A. Novaka, ze zavraz-
deni Ed. Murraybo obzalovaneho,
0 odroeenf pfeliteni do listopadu,
an pry dosud dosti casu ku pfl-
pravenf nalezite obhajoby nemel.
Ielikoz statni navladni nieeho pro-
ii tomu nenamital, bylo zadosti
vyhoveno a toho take soudl Sc,
ze obhajoba o pfelozeni pfelieeni
do iineho okresu zadati nehodla.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1897-10-06
Republikani v Massachusetts

odbyvali svou statni konvenci We
stfedu v Bostonu "a 1eclcm navr-
zenf celeho listku statniho cc-
10 tehoz postaven X. Wolcott. V
platforme prohlasuje Sc strana pro
dnstojnou politiku zahranicni, pro
rozsifeni zakona sluzbe civilnl i
ma jinG obory sluzby vladni a "a
da Sc zostfeni zakonn pfistehova-
leckgch naturalizaenich. Co
tg6e Sc otazky fnancni prohlasila
Sc konvence We prospech meny
zlatG.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1897-10-06
RyehIa Iod'.

Parnik "Kaiser Wilhelm der
Crosse, nejnovejsi lod Severone-
meckeho Lloydu, pfibyl minule
nedele O 10. b. veeernf do pfista-
WI Newyorskeho, a siee byla to
jeho prvni plasba. Cestu &c
Southampton do New Yorku Wy
konal "a S dni, "a hodiny as
minut, COZ Jest az dosud neiry-
chlejsf plasba mezi tema dvema
mesty. Parnik tento je o4S stop
dlouhy, 90 siroky - klaboky o
snosnosti ga, 700 tun a hnae. 81
la 90, 900 kohskych sill. Tuto ee-
stu konal pfi Is6 libernim tlaku
parry II obratech srouba "a mi-
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1897-10-06
v New Jersey

odbyvana dtery zvlastnf volba,
nK obtanstvu pfedlozeny k od-
hlasovani tfi dodatky k dstaye
statni die zprav stfedecnich by
Iy vsechny tfi navrby porazeny a
to vetsinami od 5000 do 10, 900
hlas1. Hlasovalo Sc o dodatku,
iimz zenam obmezene pravo hla-
sovacf udeleno byti melo, do
datku, jimz karban kazdem ohle-
du zakazovan byti mel a o dodat-
ku, jimz guverneru zakazano byti
mGlo ustanovovati po odroeeni sc
snemu do 1fadn osoby, jea behem
zasedanf schvalenf senatu nedosa-
hly zajimavym pfi tom Jest, &c
dodatek zenskem hlasovacim
pravu porazen veta vetsinou, nea
dodatek proti karbanictvi.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1897-10-06
O stavu 6rody

vydana byla v 1tery odborem ze-
medelskym podrobna zprava, z
nH vyjfmame nasledovni; 5 w
jimkou pobfezf atlsntickeho, kdez
hojne deste spadlo. byl cely min.
tgden neobyccjne suchym do
zravanf veskereho oseni velice
pffznivym. Ia to vsak bylo pota-
81 velice nepfiznivym vzchazeni
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1897-10-06
Newyorska Tammany

v mestske konvenci sve, We etvr-
TEX odbyvane, navrhli pro nasta.
yaifcf volbu nasledovni eekance:
Ia mayora X. A. Van Wycka, "a
komptrolera B. 5. Colera a "a
pfedsedu rady ]. Rupperta.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-04-03
SOME POSTSCRIPTs.

There are seven candidates in The field
for the presidency Of Guatemala.
COW, bsio,-,,- - ,,,,s-,.s ,f,r.i,. q.
r-r-,.,,s -. 80, ~ ~. me-. ~
A, .ysrara ~ oish, matches Gov aaeh
r7sr vorrsn srs rbilj is - f., tb,
Tri,a5 S,sss. 5s1ir 49, ''-e
.,st,'-. =, an - ~ .o., vi - 't"
~. s-,,,5,,- -. ~ -, ~, w. ''-'''
ne u91y OF wax na'eh Is made by
S' 49,, @..uS. WENT OF 'n''S
--'s'' s'e"' -"e'
Nhee4oAfToN !oaQ OF suckers Was
,a-eu, .- ,ue -s'ShSlnihN. al Ns"p"fSN'!Ir'
Pa. The othe. day by a boy years old
h-eeiriei'y has been adopted as the mo-
i've power Of the machinery connected
wan TIE drainage system IN New orleans.
BY way o. maintaining its reputation as
8 health resort Los Angeles announces the
death o; one Of its citizens at the age q
a. years
i blazing tail Of a pet cat alramed Mrs.
arthur Gibbs OF huntsville. n Y. and
enabled her TO rescue her sleeping baby
from a fire.
Many sayages think that fire actually
dwells 10 stone and wood because from
these .uhstant < n can he nl,ts,ra5 IN,
striking and friction.
The two new engines constructed fo- ,t,
Northern Pacific Western n,oiirtafn sar,,-
ice. the largest engines IN thfsAsor,d have
reached Helena. Mont.
S,,s3.7 fs ,h,. ,,-,,..4 ,.,
-. u.s. 'NV S'eA'est mstCh producing
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-04-03
HOUSTON. SATURDAY, ArnfL =.
It EN i \ GES.
4 GREAT NrN!clrAL EXPERIMENT.

Tbe pssssFc o, tie Greater New FORK
charter bin h, ,Ae lesit,,tere q. .t.hany
has agasn called attention 20 ,is creation
hy combination and leslsl.,ion Of he rec.
ond t.ty a ,he porls IN wsai,s and os9.
u,stloa lut The raj s.rsifirsaee Of
rrea,er NV Yort 20 N. general r.sni,c
dos nv, lle /. ,Ao ya.t are,ess,,oe Of
taz4t.e ,aluss or ggrsber If people.
TIE isrrer eyrsriseat q. n,.siei.sl rqv-
ersa,ent I. ,ts r..r,r 4, 81, ir.e-.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-04-03

from Texas eesp water p3rts rzusi Soc1 be-
rene cs sx;rxr3.aAry Volume The .;arne-
eLs,e .u;rss PREMISES az izinense expAr-
sioc In ;ha, el-eetion- Already New Or
leans ard Gairss;oa are -trslius New York
tDd Baltimore In grssu exports Now tie
csitle exports hare begun ana tAsrs Is %
l.Tnit 70 the volume o. business ths, the
great staple products Of the WeGt All even
tuaily furnish 80 TEXAS ports The facts
bur hs.rAten the necessity 20. pufAlas 70 a
fFesGT eousgnrsiioa TIE plans io- ,askins
Houston cae Of the pof+E 20 be henet.sed by
his Tasi Aha RAPIDLY 6eveloslns commerce.
Wlth eeep Taier here 20 p,r; o. ,Ae gulf
can hofe TO su'Sas. rs in the aggregate
volume q tusiasfs. foreign ana domestie.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-04-03
POINTS ABOUT PEOPLE.

1t is announced that General Collins. on
his return 10 this country. will resume the
practice OF Law in Boston.
Lady Cadogan has dispensed with a
great deal OF the state and show which
nave been usual in the public appearance
OF Viceroys' wives in Ireland. and walks
about Dublin unattended.
Jehn b. Duke. the millionaire cigarette
manufacturer. testified before the Lexow
committee few days ago that he never
smoked cigarette In his life" He knows
"nat cigarettes are made Of
Mr. Gladslouo's latest pamphlet Is n
staser' Tho Grand Old Man is out of
no'lul,S very much as JaS Gould used 10
ne ou' Of Wall street. jusi as he was get-
TING ready TO execute n coup.
me widow Of the late Justice Miller NJ
Ihe United States supreme court has been
ioreSn 10 rent rooms TO support herself
and Dill 10 pay her $1,000 as an extension
OF her husbands salary is before congress,
Roy Richard Heneberry of the diocese
OF waterford and Lismore. Ireland. has
peen appointed professor Of Gaelic In the
Se'hullG university, Washington. He Is an
ease. "'u
Governor Lowndes OF MARYLAND admit,
that as farmer he has been a complete
Ialurr. Unlike most Unsuccessful farm
ers' no SAYS II was not the fault OF the
iaim' but because he doesn't understand
the business.
Mlss Edie Ramage. the young English
woman whose marriage TO spaniara Don
Francisco de faulo Ossorio. was recently
celebrated. posed as a child for Milla,s
ana was the original OF his famous Cherry
hipe.' which has met with such universal
admiration. sal
AR Hayard's son-in-law. Lleutepon,
Commander W, $. Cowles. naval attachs
10 me United States embassy. is said 70
nave been FOR some years The most non,,ar
man in London Diplomatic circles and h,s
departure Is greatly mournea. $50"
David Christie Murray has writ,or
recent article in which he insists that T,r
usorse Macdonald should be consid.rsi
lhs talher OF the new and popular sco,s
school OF fiction. On the other hama 49,, aeo's
Barrie, W D. al
Recently the Duke of Norfolk MIN.
walking through the streets ~ on mh'as
hsppehsn TO see an old lady in evident d.
lress She wanted cab and could US no,
attract The oabman's notice. Ills ,r az,
ealieu vehicle and saw her into 4, sa,'I,'
TO his surprise he found three aa,v'y.
slipped Into his hand. and the old 'p i",,''
ssp. mere you are, my man; 20 and re,
yourself glass Of beer!" az anu se'
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-04-03
TEXAS PORTS And ExPonrg

The reaumn'ioR Of dlrrc, cattle shinment,
from Texas ports n Euroge. which was IN.
aasurated At Galveston ycasoreay by n,
aehaF'arc # the steamship Cuban. is a
matter worthy q mere than passing ,o.
t'ee ana in which TeYas and .be er,i-,
Wea' are interested.
There was time few years ,go Nh,
Prosperity aud big prcflts were re,.r,,
Eastern sotis we're ahle to offer spee,sl
Inducements and railways we're resdv ~
aAAi~s thfin- bss!nea4 ffms eyefysbesa
eeuh sell goods aad throw n eb,oro.
worm almoSt as much a. the hl.l on y.od,
Money was apparently plentiful and esr,.
petition ~sA iiSsly Local advantage wefe
easily overcome ara naturaf esue,tloo.
counted TOT nile. Tina have changed
Dimes are saved noN where do,lafa ,,e,e
thrown away then. Nero alteatpn i. sly,,,
10 natural conditions. the shortsst en h,
sought nov in order 10 save both dino and
money and reap even the smallsst nrofit
II 10 Tor this reasoa that cotton nasnufao-
turing Is coming South and that Western
exports are seeking lha nearest port.
II Is but natural that the sssin and eat.
Tie Of the Wet and the cotton and cattle Of
Texas should seek guif outlet. Tho ~.
duotion OF trade conditions 10 a o,,a,.
business basis. coupled with the timely an.
pearanee Of deep water on the Texas coast
are the factors in this new moyemen, Tin,
must be ~ permanent and general as Il II
natural and necessarily mora profitable
than TO ship Western and Southwestern
nrodncts across the continent 10 Nsw York
and Boston before hndins trans Atlantic
route
Ths COTTON. grain and cattle shipments
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-04-03

s,,c,. o, the Sultan Drug company, ana
,,,Sr.,en, has been entered against the Oh
tenders. ,,..to,,rv
r-rAue,. which physicians use have ever!
,ssson 10 see tina, no, only should 'he lot
- he raod. but that the ingredients
ssoria s,Ways be pure. fresh and the pest
Tbe Sruer,s, who viii attempt 20 subsu-
tote viii not care anything about now 'he
counterfeit IS manufactured, or oil "hAt
class II goods. II disappointment ehsues'
the manufacturer OF the genuine article
nll sufs- In reputation. and not the dl>-
honest druggist The paehehuoh OF "o'A-
ms iorruulAe is therefore not 10 be n
couragea. as it leads to an excuse Tor inc
sin Of The manufacturer Of Just as 5000
products, aud Of substitution Medical
Sentinel.
Ne are o-ediiably informed. our author.
itv being some 0. the manufacturers ol wen
known advertised articles. that Of me many
published articles, pamphlets and BOOKS
giylag the alleged recipe FOR the compound
Ing O.; well known patent medicines not
one has the correct formula OF these ar
tieles. and hist such recipes have never
besn authorized by the manufacturers
Ii Is Impossible to anslyze 4 vegetable
cgrp0und and give any accurate analysis
o. its Ingredients. Any chemist IN the land
Will verify this assertion. Owing 10 the
fac. that formulate or the combination Of
ingredients in an article can not fo pat
ented the only safeguard manufacturer
has Is in kccpins the ingredients pro-
found secret Therefore. ANY one who pro-
iesses 20 nut NJ an Identical article with
some well known patent medicine, as
ser;inE that the formula is identical or
just as good should be looked upon with
he greatest suspicion. as it is impossible
for tlc best chemist or pharmacists 10 rs
certain she kind quality or quantity q the
igeredleais in any so-calld patent" mcdi-
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-04-03
LEADING EDITORIALS.
Prom the New York Word
BoWING Nine r,oue-.,i railway

Prom the New York Word
ROWING Nine power. i railway
TO TIE LAW. traffic associations at
tie West ind South have disbanaea OF be-
come imperative through Withdrawals as
result OF the decision Of the supreme
court 70 the ANTITRUST case.
II is. striking illustration o, the ma
iesty Of the law.
These great combinations represent many
hundreds Of millions Of capital. They have
called into their service the highest adj
illustrative and legal ability Of tie coua-
Try. The agreements 1nGer which they AaYe
acted have been resardei as essential -
the welfare and protection OF the property
interests that they represent And yet upoa
the word OF one judge, establishing ma
,ofiiy IN The court. that their agreement
IS unlawful they Immediately proceed 10
distAnd
1; is a splendid vindicatiou Of the coz.
hdenoe of the people. as expressed In the
last election. In the efficacy a Law AID
he ultimate justice % the courts in deal
ing with all public wrongs and evils.
IL is natural that there should have been
disappointment and approheasioa al this
result among the managers Of The railroads
But they have observed life very heedlessly
Il they do not recall that blessing. and
be- thts have often folowed disappoiar-
ucnis. Their properly IS safer todsy and is
better safesuardsd FOR the future hy reason
of this decision. There is no hostility %
railroads, c. to any corporations. in them
selvrs- The people simply and rightly OBJ
Jcct 70 being ruled or ruined by them They
have resented unjust Discrimination Sad
,he imposition 81 oppressive rates 10 pay
dividends on wste-ed stock and Interest on
Inflated bends. They have objected To being
bid 10 make up for the losses from com.
pe'i'lye threat cutting. To legitimate rail-
ra-dI7e. conducted on square business
principles, there ran never be any formid-
abe enmitr i1 this country.
By complying wlth The Law passed for
the peoples protection. as defined by the
court, the railroads have dlsarmed the hos
riity 8hich assumed so un-American and
is1serous an attitude in the last campaign.
As hl Worli resisted the demands O.. So
oiaiisr and The Wild schemes II conasca-
ZION and reputation then. 50 now It com-
mends the action o. The railroads in set
'ias an example % that respect for the law
which is the best guarantee OF protection
20 all property.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-04-03

aad the sold democrats il assisting the
republican party
On THE contrary. we coahtently Entici-
pate that the zeal And ezr1es;ueSs Of these
5. 5t'e 900 will prove coaiAgiops enough 10
embrace the great mass q people IL this
country. especially when experience proves
10 them that the republican party, under
pressat condits1as IS pouerless TO restore
prosperity Il may De iEkea for granted
then, that the democratic party having
cut loose from the vreieh~d lmPeaimenis
20 success. having parted company WITH
false prophets kad dtsssninsiors OK false
coc;-i..e. all DoS reirAee its steps 70 plek
out and recover the lue3ryig!bie waits aoi
str4ys who have committed themselves 10
a1il- democracy,
Therefore. let Mr. watierson have as
much contempt for tie democratic party as
: necessary TO satisfy his political appetite.
Let him shout ii 70 tbs four winds from
morning tlii night ior Il IS al exhibition
thai it not without is amusing features
Ale z1tlme the democratic IaIty is Ia bel
Ter condition today 20 promote The sisats
and Interests OF the common people than
ID has been since the way. II IL again the
democratic party. having turned It's face
resolutely away from all false docriae--
jus, such : party as Jefferson or jackson
would indorse.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-04-03
WbirIcd Ia Death.

EIherton. Ga. April Nv. A. Lynch. a
mamber OF the Arm OF Lynch Bros. *
Loehr,owuers OF the Elberton planning mills,
WAS on scaffold In the mill near shaft
arranging some new machinery. when he
was caught by projection and hurled
around thu shaft 500 times before the ma
chinery could be stopped
lie WAS horribly mangled, his arm being
torn clear of and each limb, as well as his
back and neck, brt ken.
The back of the skull was beaten OF by
The head striking against the timber In the
revolutions.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-04-03
hand OF FIREBUGs.
Three Attempts Were MnGe TO Apply
the Torch.

Norfolk Va, April 2.-Thorc were three
moro attempts at incendiarism in Ports
mouth.
These, following the great conflagration
OF sunday morning that swept. away n
large portion Of the city, have thrown the
inhabitants into such nervous state that
sleep Is almost impossible. The police dis
co, red the attempted incendarism in time
10 prevent repetition Of the calamity Of
SUNDAY.
The mayor today issued proclamation
offering reward Of $500 for the conviction
ct any person guilty OF originating the
nres
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-04-03
CnmnIln,cnling W.. Jcrter.
MeGreger Observer.

Lieutenant Governor George \. Jester
has intimated that he VIII be candidate
for governor in the next eampaign. Mr.,
lester has served in tho house, in tho SEN
alto and Is now serving his second term as
lieutenant governor, Ito IL Well equipped
for the position having at hand store OF
very valuable knowledge Of the anairs OF
state. so necessary TO d successful admin
lstration, He Is not lawyer. hut one OF
tho most successful business men OF the
State. He came up the ladder runs by
ruug, is man OF tho people and such
one as VIII draw men to him when he gets
out on the hastings, His career AS a law
maker and as presiding officer OF the SEN
ate is such as TO commend him to tho poo-
plo as safe and leyel b. aded man.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-04-03
THE CITY.

The Post /. Delivered 10 Aoy par q ,ss
ely by carriers al 'lss PER .s.ya-a, ere.
rsopias ;zg. s.x LnS1taA. $40. 0ns ,--i.
lZa
Sir. Theo8or4 fssrlag N5s charge OF tas
Cly Clrrrls ION All collecting. -
Mss.4s- TAeQ4Cr. tssEi.E ang tn-1-ts
LOIS are The authgr.ze. eg.iecie-a ~ Al
cry bGls. bv;h tatrrialug ana s9o>rs ~
tlDu ar. no money sacGlt &c .1ia 90 ~
ore other thau ,hosr rArac1. 4nicts t5'ee--l
written sutlg--iY tig1ed - tbs b~s hr+s
l@H.ses Is Enoga. ~ &cco-HAs ~ 4ly
sz- slopA be Ptsg by cheek ~ .Af'f :!
ih- Houston FUntiaE Company.
No orders fpr 50 - SIC are s'Vea y
rte q. s4ss es;Ge-tt. as Go4e Hl- re - -ep.'
"a ln is1smf ~ o.! 8tnc3 bl.ss
slbsrr. ere flt ~ 10 rs,elEe he paFf'
S.44l8rly sill p.e.Ae bot y the oiace
Promptly. i-fsfH suhscr yer'= payer Sc ~
l.pIel 70 Ia .ll-Fe!e- aoi 4u.ts ,A-h So
3. II.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-04-03
oorLp EuRopg ntocKknE AMERtcA

Ias military aai naval authorities IL
this oou5sry Who have b.en insisting -hat
England o. France could bl7ck.ie eye,r
9o-t II TIRE uaitsa STATE. saa sAut as q
made thirty. cv az tua.t sixty. csrs FROM
foreign trade. rrzy learn something tn
alag their fears q. The condition Of affair.
IN tAs EAF,era esd Ct the Mes.terraaeaz
si this urae
1t requ.re1 ZONE ,i;ne to gather ssfa-
c;ept seei to siocts3e he h;ile Island o..
Crete. ard 81 Is zot yet 1ppa-s,u; tha, the
blockade Is wholly effective. Aaa It nus;
be reuerabert-. hat the allied powers q
Euscfe have each Contributed 10 the feet
H0t fhe mosi significant 1h:ag about tas
tltrs'lo7 vas the r5aai,.17 aisclrsad b. =
;slegrspaic dispatch ;rou iprfon pabilshed
IN yesterdays paper. That Information
vas to the eAert that to biochaae any o.
she GFtek por7a %, would b. necessary
70 increase the International Sect" asl
"1Ast sane 6zys muei eisrSe ssfsrs ihsS
could possibly Ue dSae TIE fleets - The
rove-s uow around Crete are very large
sr4 get ihses nasal forces iaust Be in
erased be.oTe gle pofs @; Gt,eof can bs-
biorsa'e4 What :orce would D. required
- blockade all o. Greece. evea IN pa
c.1cr manner Hos much larger would
he aset NED to y. = ihe Grtsk navy were
actively hgsans ihe foreign acs,1 Would
j. uot require practically TIC available
Sighting Dee; q Europe To shut ny Greece
and destroy "a comparatively suelI uayy 2
Our coasts. * Is tr1e. are deterseless a.
preeeut and our navy small Bath coast
fornhcailons mus; he built and our nAvs.
arm strtnEthansa az az oFeinarJ ard ne-es-
szry step IN ae.ense a. our vast interests
sud 70 coumani respect 4 not immunity.
no~eysr pc hardly need fear that eith-r
the ,-rca,ss, naval psaer or oombiua-
tioa u powers. wiI eqer b. able 20 block.
abe tbe lnmease coast lire o. smut up The
large u3rllAr of Ee,forrS O; the United
sizisg sbiie ne resources Of ;he later
are available for an armed protest. The
roub!red i.,aers could not aae safHcien,
humber d aya.l4Ale xhirs for such . pur-
pose England and France have Immense
rati.s. bpi they have great need for them
IN defending tAeir foreign posstassloas. rs
re-,slly Is This the case with. England.
wh;ea iaGst use the greater poriloa o. us
navy 70 protest the Highways Of lis com
I4.fee ash teep cpea The avenues ot Ina
pori OF f.. fre4 Nations that nni IL iN1-
c..t TO bf.As !,slc Droese to terms or
sade i,. coasts sopii 9cyer h able 70
io,,ls ~ tie tinted states TIE events
'r4nsmuHg 10 ne East. therefore. ought
to 44le. tAe fears Somewhat n opf mill
iafy .u3 aava3 alsrIn.stz
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-04-03
nnAnnocK's JOURNAL FOUND.
old Papers stolen From Congress
aimnnl lihrmr.- kre EecnNerrh.

Nid Papers stolen From Congress
sfonai Library Are Recovered.
Washington. Aprll "A number Of yalu-
able historical papers stolen from the con-
eressioral library have been recovered in
New York.
docks journal or orderly hook, written by
HIS aide. Colonel George Washington The
ORIGINAL OF circular letter OF farewell
written hv Washington TO the governors OF
the several States on his retirement from
public life. IS also in the collection.
The papers recovered include letters from
Benedict Arnold. John Adams. Lafayette.
Ethan Allen. Monroe, Jefferson, Dewitt
Clinton. John Paul Jones and Oliver VOL
colt.