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Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1897-02-25
DECISIVE BATTLE EXPECTED
Gomez Succeeded in Forcing
the Trocha.
WHOLE ARMY WENT THROUGH
A Fort, With All of its Arms and I'M
munitton, captured - The Cavalry
Make n Gallant Fight.

munitton, captured - The Cavalry
Make n Gallant Fight.
Jacksonville, Fla, Feb. ga spe-
cial to the Citizen from Key West says:
Private information has been received
of the whereabouts of General Gomez.
He has succeeded in slipping by Gen
eral Weyler and is now between him
and Havana.
General Gomez gave the command
for an advance, with strict orders that
any man that struck match would be
court t-martialed. He then advanced on
the Moron trocha, in the eastern end Of
the island, with 5000 cavalry and 10,-
900 infantry. He advanced on the
fort at midnight, and when he saw he
was discovered by the Spanish, who
fired on him, he ordered the cavalry to
charge. They swooped down upon the
fort and captured it, and the whole
army went through the trocha. All of
the arms and ammunition of the fort
was captured. The army then contin-
ued to march, and was encamped at
Veguite when the news was sent to the
city by courier. His order in taking
the fort was to use the machete only,
and the cavalry made gallant fight.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1897-02-25
weyler In Pursuit of Gomez.


Havana, Feb. 22.-If official reports
are correct, the insurgent army under
General Gomez has been divided into
small corps and Gomez himself is in
full retreat before the continued ad-
vance of Weyler. Dispatches from
Ciego de Aviel say the insurgent COM
mander-in-chief with 1000 men re-
crossed the military line in the prov
ince of Puerto Pincipe, extending from
Jucaro to Monon, and is going eastward
through Puerto Pincipe in the direction
of the capital of the privince.
second in command, was reported four
days ago in the vicinity of Puerto Prin-
cipe, retreating towards the same point
as Gomez. Weyler arrived yesterday
at Sancti Spiritus, the most important
town in the eastern part of the province
of Santa Clara, near the boundary of
Puerto Principe, in the territory where
the insurgent headquarters were re-
Gently located. Weyler will push for
ward to Moron, Ciego de Aviel and
Juraco, thus seemingly sweeping across
the island with large force, and driv-
ing the enemy before him. He expects
to entrap Gomez between two wings of
the Spanish column and force decisive
engagement before the rains put an end
to the military operations. The Gu
bans believe, however. that Gomez
will, as usual, slip through the Gordon
before being completely developed.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1897-02-25

Boston, Feb. 22.-Fire in the Everett
school building this morning caused q
panic among the pupils. The police
ambulances were quickly on hand and
within few moments thirteen injured
victims were or tha way to tho city hos
pital. The fire was extinguished with
out anv considerable damage.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1897-02-25

Kinmundy, ILL.,, Feb. ga freight
wreck occurred on the Illinois Central
railroad near Boskydell, III. The en-
gine and fourteen cars with contents
were demolished. The engineer, fire.
man and one brakeman were killed.
The cause was the breaking of an axle
OF the engine drivers.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-03-16
THE DAY AT THE
CAPITAL OF TEXAS.
Much Oratory in the House on Bills to Appropriate
Recovered Lands.
ct1ILDs ANNOUNCES AN INTENTION TO FIGHT.
Will Effort Defeat Substitute Assignment Bill
One of His Own.-Scnate Had No Quorum and Adj
ourned--BlIs Become Laws.

1.-THE unable
to
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establishment and for the
burdenscme
o 1t
consideration
s
valuation
. a
$ out Of
o
O o
bly, until Friday his
following bills
tracs
portions and portion
Hi bill
prohibiting
O the
Rotary OF
elections held for the of selecting
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-03-16

ADDITION TO THE GRAIN ELEVATOR.
Government Engineers Have Only
Twenty Miles of the bayou to Sur
vcy and Two Parties Working.

Galveston, Texas. March 15.-There was
much ceremony attendant upon the laying
Of the corner stone of the new office build
ing and passenger depot of the Santa Zee
railroad today. There was quite an ar-
dencc OF business men ard others and
there were several impromptu speeches.
alpong the speakers being Mr.. George
Soaly. who acted as master of ceremonies;
General Manager Polk, Rabbi Cohen, Leo
Levy and Mayor Fly, and Rev. Mr.. Beck
with invoked the divine blessing OH the en-
torprisc
The building is now we'll under way, The
walls being well up to the second story,
and the work is going ahead at such a
rate as promises an early completion. The
ether roads will use this station as soon
as it is in readiness and will therefore be
essentially a union depot, for some time at
least.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-03-16
NEUROLOGICAL.

WERNER-Snyder, Texas, March a.
| Died. on the evening VI the l2th instant.
| five miles southeast vi Snyder. Miss Mabel
| Werner, daughter OF Elden Werner. a dig
tiDguIshcd Presbyterian minister.
BOLTON-San Angelo. Texas. March 10.
This morning G. II. Bolton, well known
| citizen OF Philadelphia died at Knicker-
booker, where he had gone for the benefit of
his health. The remains will be shipped 10
| Philadelphia.
SHAMP--Pacifie Grove, Cal, March a.
Edward Shanip, ex-unlted States consul to
Guatemala is dead. He has been in poor
health for some time. The direct cause OF
lis death was combined stroke OF apo
pleXy and paralysis while taking a bath
Thursday. He held various diplomatic po-
sitions in Mexico and Central America for
many years.
PITTS Oakland Texas, March 12-Desth
has once more visited this little town and
laid bis icy hands upon one of her most be-
loved and honored citizens. Rev. l.. -.
Pitts ID. ~. passed sweetly and quietly to
his reward this morning at $50, and W.li
be laid away in his last resting place in
the odd Fellows cemetery at Weimar to-
morrow at p. IN. After appropriate re-
ligious ceremonies will be held here in the
Methodist Episcopal church tomorrow
morning the body will be carried to Wei
mar. where the last sad rites Will be paid
end there unmolestcdly remain till the res
direction morn. His pastor. Rev. j. w.
Sims OF Sweet Home, will conduct the re-
lleious services. DR. Pitts was born IN
Jones county, Georgia, June II, 1926. At an
early age his parents moved to Shelby
county, Alabama. In childhood he was
noted for the brightness of his mind, and
after oXhaustng the resources of the neigh
borhood in an educational lire. finished his
course at Emory college. oxford. Ga. at
the early age of 4. After graduation he
studied law and was prepared for admis-
sion to the bar. with a flattering prospect
before him; hut having hecn thoroughly
converted, he felt called to preach. After
q bitter struggle, he compromised by he
coming a teacher opening his first school
near his own neighborhood and conducting
IT with marked success But the call 10
preach was too persistent to be ignored
and he joined the itinerart ministry in the
Alabama conference Of the Methodist Epis-
oopal church, In the combined field of
education and the ministry he has ever
since been an earnest and an efficient la
horer. AS an educator he presided with
distinction over some of the leading col
leges Of Alabama, Louisiana and Texas
In Alabama he was among The first advo-
Gates OF cr-oducation and strong sup
porter of free public schools when pub lie
education was most unpopular cause. In
Texas he WIS among the first 20 advocate
normal school for teachers and framed
the very first bill establishing normal
school ever introduced in the Texas legis-
la,urc. BY his writings and teachings he
did az much. If not more to educate the
public mind on this question as any man
In the state. As a minister his messages Of
love have found lodgment In many
hearts now scattered through many re-
glons Of the South, and his minstrations in
times OF grief have soothed many aching
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-03-16
nils AND PETITIONS.

The following bills petitions and memoir
ials were Introduced In the house this
morning:
BY Staples Petition from citizens ct
Bastrop county. requesting that provision
b. made for the erection of buildings ample
for the accommodation OF all the insane.
| Ky Martin and Savage-Protest from
county officers Of Erath and Montague
counties against passage OF the bill pro-
ylding for tho furnishing of stationery.
furniture and office rooms to county Of
GERS.
by Mckeller-Petition from citizens Of
Polk, asking restoration of civil and Grim
inal jurisdiction to county court Of said
county.
Ny Meroer-Fettion from citizens of Hop
kins county. asking passage of a law pro-
hihitiug preferences.
By McGaughoy-- Bill amending law relat.
ing 10 proofs on applications for homestead
donations.
Hy IIarris--Bill providing for the protec-
ton AMI Advancement OF agriculture by
| regulating the sale and purity of CONNER
cial fertilizers
BY Crowley-Bill providing for the disor-
gaui2atiou Of LQring county
lly Ayers Dill providing that the defeat
OF local option In a county shall not pre-
vent an election being held Immediately
for the same purpose in Justice precinct
OF SUBMISSION OF saiu county or IN any town
or city In said county
by Fields of Hill-Bill providing a method
for the assessment OF notes and accounts
and other personal property so as to pre-
vent an evasion OF the payment OF taxes.
By Stokes--iiill providing for the protec-
tion of employees when employers use
| checks, co ipons or devices evidencing in
dobtedncss to such employees for servic, 3
rendered.
Ivy Mercer-Bill providing for the rcliof
Of the childcen OF John T. Putnam and
Sarah putnnm.
BY Collier and Die1--Bill authorizing the
Gulf. Colorado and Santa Fe railway TO
purchase the Texas, Louisiana and Eastern
railroad and to extend and operate same.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-03-16
ELEVATOR ADDITION.

The Texas Star flour mills today consum-
mated arrangements with the wharf COM
pany for the erection of an addition to their
grain elevator by which its capacity will
be increased from 400 900 to 100000 bush
els. The work will not begin for few
weeks yet, but it is expected to have the
addition complete and in readiness for bus
mess by the time the new season opens.
Concerning the enterprise Mr.. John Rey-
niershoffer, Jr., says: zone OF the main
features OF the elevator will be the cross
carriers which we will construct along the
iiont of pier 90 This will permit vessels
to tie up next to the vessel loading grain,
ana the wharf company can use all Its
berth room, In addition l might say that
tho loading capacity OF the elevator will DO
Increased from 5000 to about 10000 bushels
an hour.
with the capacity of our elevator in
creased and with the wharf oompany's new
elevator, Galveston will have elevator ca
racity OF $500. 900 bushels. and Will be in
good shape for this summers business"
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-03-16
Injured by Cattle.

Luilng. Texas, March 15.-While Frank
Wolger was opening a cattle pen the ami
mails became frightened and ran against
1t. knocking II from the hinges. The gate
fell on Wolgcr. and as the steers rushed
out. they rushed on or over it, Wolger is
badly bruised and It Is feared seriously hurt
informally.
Captain r. T. Nixon OF Guadalupe. who
has been seriously III, Is reported slightly
better this morning. Captain Nixon is
known from tho Rio Grarde to the Sabine
and Is one OF this sections largest farm
ers and cattlcmen, owning ranches In a
number OF counties of the west.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-03-16


1t is time Tor all persons to think &C.
rlously Of their health.
But that doesn't mean taking the frs,
spring remedy that happens to be offered.
Persons who make it their business 10 get
the most effective remedy to be had are
sure to carry home paines celery COM
pound. No other remedy is capable of
cleansing the blood, nourishing the nerves
ana regulating the bowels and digestive Or
gans like Pane's celery compound
II you are troubled at all bv rheumatism
neuralgia. headaches or slecplessness even
n these attacks come only now and then.
now is the time to purify the system of
them. Don't procrastinate and daily till
frightened into doing something when you
lind the task of getting well has assumed
desperate proportions.
Paine's celery compound will cure kidney
trouble. heart palpitation and disordered
liver accurately. intelligently and perma-
henily when other remedies only raise
hopes that are never fulfilled.
Paines celery compound which owess its
origin to the most distinguished physician
and Investigator this country ever pro-
duced. Professor Edward Il. Phelps, NJ. D.,
LII, d., of Dartmouth college, has been
publicly Endorsed among medical experts as
the only spring remedy in any sense en-
titled to that name.
II can be said without fear of contradict
ton that no other remedy can truthfuily
refer to men and women so responsible. 50
trustworthy. SO convincing. because of their
straightforward. enthusiastic and easily
verified testimonials IN praise of paines
celery compound.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-03-16
THE SENATE,

Austin Texas. March l5.--At he usua,
"our' TO O'Clock. the senate convened thi,
morning win only sixteen members pres
en'' I'VE shot OF a quorum \ recess wa,
iaken for thirty rnlnutos when {, aevoIor,,
that there would not 30 a Quorum In ,h,
Si'y pnll the arrival Of the noon trains
Mr haley suggested an adjournment until
p ~ n motion 10 that effect prevailed
Nh'h NE Ftnaie reconvencd this after.
crt. F'''-
NJ Colquitt gave call OF the senate
uu' motion OF Mr.. Turner 10 adjourn I'M
I'll 10 o'clock tomorrow morning prevailed
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-03-16
LEGISLATIVE NOTES

Austin. Texas March l5.-The opening
musical number Of the prosramme al the
representative hall Saturday night which
was by way Of Introduction 10 the address
OF Judge Kittrel was the much loved
Southern ,n.loa, .,pt,te " sung nv , strnu-
49,,
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In perfect time and tune. and the very first
notes awokp Wild aupi.,,se frnn, tba i9ou
people Dresent
Judge Kutr,U before entering ,,non tho
text Of his address. thus respoudeJ ia Inc
siyhtl,sa vi,e.ry
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OF eternity and that thelr voices nav nero
blend with the eternal chours OF the re-
1i
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@'Hhuy' said 10 Posi reporter today
The recent interviews In the papers ron-
corning the amendments IN ,r.. ,,s, ,s
- ~ 'N' 10" anu
~,.h -, ,1,N appl'eulS peeh watched
! a., ,ta'. ~ 'ue pe"pie Ai"hs the coaht.
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the Evil cota 80" t,,r niDnu alhvndtientS 10
S, ', -. .'ue' ,u'l"'ueeu ny MI oeahuiy,
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$500 sna" oppVSe we passage OF the
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nv ~ ,' 10 ,he pehal 'oue' introduced
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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-03-16

1t is foolish TO take noor h.,,,. -.
sophicaily these spring days. Thsr, !.
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tite' continual tired feeling or r,ys
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cry compound. that person will h ~
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a matt to wasting diseases, diseases VI
billty and a run down conditjo,
laines celery compound does yop,.,
making people well.
Here Is what a woman. an ambltIa. :, /
hard- working member Of the legal ~
SION in New York City. says Of hi a
remedy:
22O Fourth Avenue. New Yn
While a student In the New Yott a
versity law school and under ge,l \.
sure from work and study, | wa IN
TO take Paine's celery compound. 4
so. and its beneficial results 10 one IN
nerves are under the trial Of severe sri
ehort. am only too ready to assert AiR
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these troubled with insomnia can hearty
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sleep on account Of its auieting sfec, 4
the nerves. Yours very truly.
lSignedl Florence n. DangerfieM.
Attorney and Counselor a Law
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the weak strong. has received testimonial
from thousands Of people who bad alma
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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-03-16
THE HOUSE.

Austin, Texas, March 15.-In the house
TINS morning Mr.. Dickinson started the
BAH by introducing a resolution which in
oeet memoriaizes the Texas delegation
IN congress to secure treaty agreements
with Mexico which will provide for the
apprehension of citizens OF that country
and OF the United States who commit
crime In either country as well as their
trial by an International court established
for the purpose Of disposing Of such cases.
Referred 10 committee on Federal rela-
tions on motion OF Mr., seabury.
Messrs. Carpenter, Meade, Freeman.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-03-16

Austin. Texas. March 15.-Proceedines
Of the supreme court today:
Pacific Railway company et al We H. r,,''
beck, from Dallas; Bland ct al VS. orr
county judge, from Jones'
reversed and Notwithstanding and
Loan Association of Dakota VS.. Griffin ct
al, from Dallas. ''" -
writ OF error refused-Texas and Pacific
Hail"aH company VS.. Reeves, from Tavlor
CAUSES submitted-City of Sherman vs.
a-ahsnam ct al, from Grayson; Brown. H.
NOT SUING House of Mercy of New York
VS. ~ S. Davidson. from ycnnc. FL iunN
ers' National Bank VS.. Templeion OF al
from Clay u a.
cause set for goth instant-Mills county
vs.; LainpasaA county, from Lampasas.
Motlon Tor rehearing subnitted-Ue,.
mann VS.. Likens ct al, from Harris
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-03-16

a suburb OF this city, was placed in the
county Jail this morning without bail.
charged with raping his 7-year old niece.
Tillic Williams. The girls father left the
child In Myers care last week and went
into the country. When he returned Sun
day he found the chid's face beaten into
a mass Of bruised flesh Myers wife in
formed the father of the victim Of the state
Of affairs and the arrest soon followed.
when the neighbors heard the girl scream
they thought that Myers was beating her
and had him arrested for striking. Myers
entered plea of guilty and the recorder
let him off with So The case has gone 10
the grand Jury.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-03-16

charge OF It's duties may require At least
hitcen days notice of the time and place
of meeting OF the board shall be given by
publication IN at least three daily news
papers published in different towns or cities
OF she state. Three members OF the hoard
shall constitute a quorum for the trans
action OF all its business and the perform
dncc II all its duties
after july /. 1885, the bill provides that
every person now engaged IN the practice
of embalmins or desiring To engage N it,
must obtain a license from the board, which
is granted after It alislactOry examination
as to the human body. the arteries. or
pans. etc. violation OF this law is
ulaced at a misdemoanor and punishable by
fine
Another important feature Of MIR. Lewis
h,ll Is recurring undcrtakers to disinfect
rooms occupied by dead persons In this
southern country, the long summer forces
accommodation much more RAPIDLY than
elsewhere. and the leading undortakers of
ihn state arc unanimous in the opinion that
M embalrpor should be as proficient in his
line as a physician In his when a raIaver
Is removed, especially In cases Of consump.
ton or diseases that arc contagious. fu-
migaiion is absolutely necessary for he III %
ture preservation OF health great many
uhaerlakers. when corpse has been re-
moved. mako the apartment as close as ia
nasslhle. and for ten or twelve hours burn
SULPHUR therein. This. the medical science
comedies 10 be sufficient to kill the germs
ana place the room IN healthy state again
The necessity for proficiency in the art
of embalmiug Is forclhly Illustrative In
cases where bodies which are shlppcd from
one point to another. and upon their ar
~ a'a round 10 be in badly decomposod
Ihe law is in effect in AInhamo Nis.;.-
h'ppi' Florida and other Southern States
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-03-16
HOUSTON CHANNEL.

The government steamer Anna sailed for
Morean's Point today with the surveying
rarity which is making an examination Of
the ship channel to Houston on board. The
ohannel from Bolivar roads to Morgans
Point, with the exception OF Morgans cut,
mas been cross sectioned. and the Galveston
party. under charge of Engineer Harti1ek,
VIM now work up Buffalo bayou until a
junction Is made with the party under
captain Talior, working south from Hous-
ton' When the two parties stopped work
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-03-16
Heavy Hail at TempIc

temple Texas. March l5.-Ths morning
ABOUT o'clock one of the heaviest hail
storms that has visited this seetio, ,o.
Years ZEN. The hail was uniformly lar ru
anu zen sufficient to cover the ground. The
linz T p h uainase can not be told at this
.n"e, mere was small amount of corr
up ana 1t is said to have been all h,,riad
mo mo me ground and killed. The fr,i,
pIossoins were riddIod from The trees , r'i
.ne temperature fell about 10 degrees in
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-03-16
THE STATE CAPITAL.
CHARTERED.

Austin. Texas. March l5.-Tha following
charters were granted this morning:
Waco Artesian Water company; capital
stock. 100000. Directors: w. b. Hord.
New York; W. 7. Lockwood and w. IL.
Gaines Waco. Texas.
Osburn Plumbing company of Fort
WORTH capital stock $4,000. Directors
Joseph +. Osburn and J. NJ. Vincent Of
Fort Worth. IL. e, Crowley, Midland.
Texas.
The state National Loan and Trust com
pany OF Fort Worth; capital stock SiO. 900
Directors NJ. G. Hurleya j. NJ. Logan. b.
T. Euhank, G. c. Wilson, James Eubank.
Henry c. Whitehead, j. b. Littlejohn. j p.
=. Nicks, II. II. McNatt John Z. King, J.
X. Millican. w. II. Ward and A. J..
Roe, all of Fort Worth.
The Big Valley Irrigation company of
barstow, Ward county, Texas; capital
STOCK $1,000 Officers and directors: Presi =
dent, George W. Riddle. Hood county
Texas, vico president. Il. 7. Brandeuburr
Ward county, Texas; secretary, IL. "
Carr Ward county, Texas.
Tho Alamo Cattle company OF Fort
Worth; capital stock 100000. Directors.
chester A. Snlder. Kansas City. Mo.
Munson p. Bucl, Chicago; Amos II, Al
water, National stock yards of Illinois: A.
4 Maliock and Walter w DAILY. Fort
Worth
An amendment was filed to the charter
OF the Dallas Compress company changing
It's name to tho Texas Compress company.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-03-16
oyer the Prcciplce

Hosts OF invalids tumble 10 o0u 4.
s,mply because they will exercise " q
erection in the matter Of eating a'''' !,
and tbe avoidance, Of exciting causes =
above all. in the Item OF mealca'.. y, ii
PERSIST in dosing themselves 10 ' ss.s' ".
out OF season with drastic and vio's ~. IN m
eSies. opiates and mineral po''su 's.,,,s,
hest the safest the plcasanter ,I suns
for such hurtful no-remeales !, ",,,,sl ma,
stomach Bitters, potent for ma s,,,as, I'd,
matte. dyspeptic. nervous ana 0''''
plants.