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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-06-01
CRITICISM OF CALHOUN
AND LEE RESENT
INsINuATIoNs.
The Friends of Corrrspoudeut Pen.
per say Tint lie Is Unbiased and
Is Pcrfectly Fair.


Havana, May CIV. j. Calhoun, the
United States commissioners who A.. ,,vos
,,g,t,,c ,ho ao..h 60.
'"V uS''n ia p'isu" @V Hu"hA-
nacoa OF pr' RUIZ. naturalized American
citizen. was interviewed today with refer
ence In tho ,rtic,e IN ,ho n,,rIo ao1s MAJ
a.. Wv 80 ''"
'""' NAMING an inuiTeel auheR upon lhe
Commi Missioner hv Critieisiur rticles which
have appenred in n Woshtup,o, neyysn,,,,,.
over the signature of MIR Pepper who me-.
COMMANDED MIR Calhoun IA, f,,in Mir OIL
houn said
"NIr penner "a in M ,yav oorrac,a1 o.,,,
the commission No sccre,s ~ 3D., con,,,,s"
s,o, bo,.o 49,, at,s,,tSS, ,,... ~, 80,
oiai information hann s,,,,,,t,oS ,o htr,
which wos not ohsot,,,1o r.. ~, 49,"
srondsrts ,,,,',,,s, A.. ~ 80 -.
lion ,,.ag sa,hart1 -, ,,,,, t,,s,,,i"
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hon, i,ns aisi ,, w ~ ~
n,,;,,o,,s me- '.eNe' "iiu ess.N
i s'"'''"' w ''''HV % '"e eV'ti''i''
- ,-,.-,
"VuVi" u + I'1husu I've the Vhiteu Suites
Vo 's,9'" eeiieiai, uiscl1l4hs tNe'Nlsins any
snIi'' -. u'e' ne"spSp', i'po' !" s."'
i'oln ,dNa'HI 70 inc hiVeu ot'lea anu re-
seH's tie ll'lei 'tce OF the liidro &c La Mat
i'a 'h"l icsi'eht American '"Ir'Sl"hueu's
-''A4'-' '~' N'N'-' '''''''
MT feppef says ne rs auch amused W
the attack oil the Dlaro de La Marina. He
returned last nlsht from iuaniIhy. Mnere,
ACCOMPANIED ny Mr.. flshpaok' ae han been
on a WISH yesterday. re says nus mp WAS
h'ghiy interesting while returning TO
tho city the car in which re was travelling
was deralled by q railway ncWdHal but all
the passengers escaped without injury.
Washington, May N.-The attempt on a
Havana newspaper TO impuGn In advance
the report that viii be made to the presi-
dent by Special Commissioner Calhoun ty
means OF an attack upon letters which
have been printed as coming from MIR.
Pepper has had the effect OF arousing
the friends OF the newspaper man to his
defense. Mr.. Peppers letters have been
printed in the Washington Evening Star.
so they have fallen directly under the eye
not only Of congress but of members OF the
diplomatic corps resident in Washington
and have doubtless been used as the basis
for REPORTS TO their own governments.
They have attracted more attention than
would have been accorded to similar com
munications from other sources because Of
Mr.. Peppers high character among news
paper men and his reputation for Impair
TALLY in the pursuit Of his business The
PROJECTORS OF the Star were led to select
MIR Pepper TO visit cuba and report upon
the conditions there for this and for no
other reason They state that as their
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-06-01

Washington, May 81 Memorial day was
generally observed In washlngtcn The
senate adjourned over for the day and the
house held only fifteen minutes session
The bronco statutes to tho Nations dead on
government reservations and parks MerO
encaaod in the nags under which they
fought
At 10 O'Clock therc was an impressive
parade OF the Grand Army of tho Rcpub-
lie and other patriotic organizations Mnich
AT II o'clock broke up, the several posts
holding memorial services IN the vnrloms
cemeteries.
The most imposing ceremonies. NJ courHc.
were held at tho National cemetery at Ar
linBton, ON the Virginia side of he poto-
mac opposite Washington which before
the war was the magnificent estate Of Rob-
ort II Leo, the Confederate chipttain.
THIS beautiful property had hceu sold II
little over n century ago TO John AleNan-
der for six hogshead Of tobacco and was
Inherited by Lee from John parlSe Cur
tbs, son Of Martha Washington by her frat
husband who served aH AN aide OH Wash
ingtons staff IT was purchased Ivy tho
government from the Ice heirs In iSs3 for
$lbO.O0O after having been held MS = Ma
'ionhl cemetery since the cNsc Of tue
war. Here hivouac a,mos, % 600 OF the
Nations dead 20.n 900 whnse identity Will
never be known being hurlgd IN single
grave. Among the mos, famous OF the
heroes buried beneath the threading oaks
an clms Wore General sheridan. the area,
cavalry leader: Admiral Porter nrigadier
General Henry and General NiokettF.
The cNerciscg at Arlington today We're
made particularly memorable by tho prca-
cnce Of President Mckinley.
At tho Soldiers Home comrtory the serv-
lfa.4 "A
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-06-01
ANOTHER EXPEDITION.
Said Ia Have sailed from Miami.
Florida.

Said to Have sailed from Miami.
Florida.
Miami. Fla. May 3i.-Another Cuban
expedition sailed from here last week just
bessreA the revenue cutter arrived. For
many ..y> large supplies Of coal, arms and
ammunition 80 been landed at Seminole
Key, below here. and much speculation
has been INDUCED IN by those in the secret
as % when II was to be sent of. Friday
night a large steamer, low In the water
cume in close to shore. she threw up
rocket signal which was answered from
The shore. and boat full u men put out.
Three boats cargoes were carried on; ana
then the steamer went south. a fisherman
who was near Seminole Key states that
she stopped there four hours and that a
large cargo was transferred, seven boats
being used and the men working IKE teav-
ers She sailed outward nj hresk az cay.
In the cargo II is reported here. was lQQ,-
600 stands OF arms, 100000 rounds 81 am
munition. two small rapid IRE MaSlm or
Hotchkiss guns. 500 maoheies and eight
boxes OF dynamite. Two honis with Spsn-
lsh spies attempted TO get near the vessel,
but were halted b. patrol boats. and. at
the mouth OF rifles. made 70 Keep their
diaiaucn
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-06-01
UNDER FAILING WALLS.

Powder Explosion IN ~ Fire Rc-
suited In Fatalities.
Richmo0d. Va. May 3l.--At o'clock to-
day Iire broke out In the warehouse Of
Charles King & Son at Charlottesville. A
dozen or more persons entered the building
with view OF eaying tho books and other
property when keg OF powder exploded,
dcmolishing the building. catching several
under the falling tlmberS and bricks and
innlc,ng injuries. from which one has died.
After half an hours hot work and while
threatened by lettering wall the workers
succeeded In rescuing C. r. Christian, ons
OF tho men who had been pinned under
tho wreckago. lilo died shortly after.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-06-01
DAuNTLnss CAPTURED.
Cruiser MnrbIehcnd Said 10 Have
The TiiIbusferinG rug.

Jacksonville, Fla. May 3l-Disph'cne'
from Miami, on the lover east coast re-
por, the seizure Of the steamer IiseGyne'
charged with fil5ustcring by a deputy col
lector NJ customs.
The pauntless, which LEFT Savannah two
weeks ago ostensitly on n towins trip and
which has siacr been reported 20 nave
landed two cargoos in Cuba. is also re-
nortrG to have been captured by the cruiser
Marbl,head which put ont from Key west
Tho c,nture occurred or PAIN Peach and
the steamer will be taken 70 Key Wosi alp
placed in custody. The Biscayne IS sai' 70
have transferred cargo Of arms ana s'"-
mnnition to the Dauntlees cargo haF'ns
been sent down the Florida east coast ia,''
wav TO For, Lauderdsle on SATURDAY No'n-
ing was found o. the Blac'yne'
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-06-01
A BOLD GAME BY GERMANY
Seeking to Make the Russian Stox
His Hand.
THE CAR IS AFTER THE PRIVILEGES
wants n Mcditcrranean Port ana
Passage Through the Dardanelles
for tits Warshkps.

London. Juno 1.-The correspondent q
the Standard at Constsntnoplc, tclcgraph-
ing yesterday. says tho prevalent opinion
there Ia that Germany Is playing a bold
same in order to force Russia to declare
openly eFttcr for or against Turkey.
According TO dispatch to tho Daily News
| from Odessa there is revival OF the report
that Russa is negotiating with Turkey to
eot Il port in thc Mediterranean. 1t is aiso
rumorcd that when peace between Greece
and Turkey is eoncludd Russia will demand
and Turkey is concluded Russia viii do
msnd the exclusive privilege OF FREQ passage
for her fleet through tho Bosporvis and the
Dardeocilos.
The correspondent OF the standard at
Athens Gays. The Greeks are greatly en-
eouraged by the rumor that navy con-
tractor named Kolla has received an order
10 provision the British fleet OF forty meu
of war to 10 concentrated at pharlcreum.
The Athens correspondent OF tho Times in
II dispatch yesterday urges tho powers To
mako speedy mud firm statement nsto the
Crc,an difficulty aud TO inslst upon Turkish
evacuation, aftor which ho says. tho crcian
chiefs would be willing to accept autonomy.
II. on the contrary, Turkey is allowed to
sCnd more troops to crete. there viii DO =
ronewal OF the horrors OF ls96.G1.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-06-01

today and tonight, yet the attendance was
very large. Being bank holiday I, Largo
number OF bank clerks from ali psr,e ~
the state visited the exposition ami these
with the South Carolina editors nna Ne.
campaigning ladies, the advance pUnTl %,
Tue IraVeitrs' Protective association and
the southern delegates retusnlng home
from the railway congress convention -,
Los Angles. Cal, clused a largo rssc,, "'
blsgc OF strangers
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-06-01
THE FLOOD.
Conrad Point Crevn..e.

Nv Vr'eans, May Sl.-The Conrad Point
~. ,''s'e is about 300 feet wide and the
g.. sue CT water is so great that many
A. states are under water and much
,ns .@se being done, The cotton lands Will
sabms.ms' ssissippi Valley tracks are also
pendrS s'a' tranie being temporarily sus-
bing ~ one-third of the necessary crib
"a, bS, V ,S the break has been construct
b. toli ane success of the work can not
water b. untll tho center portion is tried.
Which a ~11H,'ns cut deep channel there,
0, four ,n be very difficult to stop. Falls
,how , ,nuHes at towns nearest the crevasse
Tie brea sw much water is going through
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-06-01
PERU HAS 4 CLAIM.
~"eses One of Her Citizen. Was
Mfstrented In Georgia,

:. N'na' Peru. via Galveston, Texas, May
a. view Of the action of the United
laws government through Minister Nc
1.p IN March last. in demanding and
1ns the release of the American sailor
s'Aieo Ramsey, who had been arrested and
NWsoned at Callao without trial for three
H. pa on the charge of disorderly conduct,
ssi, seruv'an government will ask for an in
mS-,n mo the alleged unjust arrest for
et,aa at brunswick. Ga, of Peruvian
i, h.n named Francisco Melina, who ie said
d. ave been III treated while In prison
IA Nv the facts In the case turn out
Sr M vorrect. the government of Peru will
-anl We punishment of the olfrnders.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-06-01
Two Cniifornin nnnainn..

Sacramento, Cal, May si,-Goyernor
Budd has decided not TO interfere In the
death sentence OF Theodore Dnrrant and
Walter u. worden The former was con-
yletod Of the murder OF Blanche Lamont at
Emanuel Baptist church. and WordoD was
found guilty of wreeking train during
the railway strike three years ago. when
Engineer Clark and three United States
soldiers wero killed.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-06-01

Not instantancously, II is true. but in n
short space OF time. persons OF bilious
habit are saved from the t0rturse which a
disordered liver In capable Of infiicting by
Hostetter's Stomach Bitters, an anti
bilious medicine and aperient OF the FIRST
rank. The pains In the right side and
through the right shoulder blade. the slck
headache, nausea, constipation and saffron
hue OF the skin. are entirely removed by
this estimabls restorative OF tone 10 the
organs Of secretion aud digestion.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-06-01

smithvillc Texas. May Sat 4;aO
O'Clock this morning, MIR. J. r. Harkness
died at The Melville house The deceased
was a mombcr OF tho Brotherhood OF Loco
motive Engineers and had lived In Smith
Vile three years aud was very popular with
all the people. His remains VIII be ear
ried 10 FultoDham. Ohio. accompanied by
Mr., II j Kidder.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-06-01
NEW suoAm SCHEDULE.

senator AIJricb Convinced Tint HIS
Can not Pass.
Now York. May 3t.-Thc World says:
"washington, May Colt liz reported to-
night that senator hldreh has become con
WINGED TINT his sugar shcdulo eau not pass
through the senate owing TO tho general
opinion that II favors the trust. aud that he
and his colleagues Of the finance committee
are engaged IN tho preparation OF . now
uua
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-06-01

Cincinnati, ohio. May 3l--Perfect wealth
or, cool atmosphere and oloudless sky
blessed tho greatest Memorial dty parade
that has passed through me streets Of
Cincinnati. Tho decoration Of graves @os
observed at Spring Grove cemetery In tho
usual manner.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-06-01

Vlcksburg. Miss May 81 An INN enhe
assembly Joined in the ceremonies OF Dec
grafton day at the National cemetery to-
day. In accordance with cnstom Of years
a delegation Of Confederate Veterans took
offerings OF flowers TO the cemetery In the
Afternoon and scattered Thorn over the
graves.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-06-01

day drew together one Of the largest crowds
over assemblcd In Alvin. The services were
conducted Jointly by the old soldiers uf
both sides IN the war, Major O. w. Dur
ant OF tho Confederate camp was master
OF ceremonies. and Colonel ". A. Rowan
OF the q. A. X. pest delivered the address
Rev. J r. Dcnncil invoked the divine
recitation. Az tho cemetery there wac a
great rrotusion OF flowers and tho graves
were strewn with them.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-06-01
rur,hcr Arms,lcr Aprccd 10.

Cons,aniinoplc. May si.~An trade has
jus, been issued and communicated TO tho
representatives OF the powers by which the
euiau agrees to an armlstlcc OF n fortnight,
beginning May 80. lrrOsh instructions COM
scduontly VIII ho srut TO Edhem pasha.
tho Turkish commander In ThossnB.
Tho ambassadors are urging the Turkish
government to engage to prOlong tho arm
lstice until the end OF the peace negptin-
lions. II not being ended when the armlstlou
expires.
Tho Greek government has issucd a
denial of the report that an unti-dynastic
movement is on foot and II also denies tho
existence of dissensiona between King
George and the government OF Greece.
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jefferson. Texas. May sO'--A large num-
Dor Of people met at ihe cemetery yesterday
oyening aud decorated the graves OF thuir
dead after which Hon w. Il. ArInistead.
who has been announced for speech. was
called up aud made a very appropriate
talk
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-06-01
cons.a.ratc memorial Errrci.s-.

Hichmond. Va. May 3I.--In the confeder.
ats memorial day exercises. which were
held a. Hollywood cemetery this afternoon
with military orders. the confedtrnte
camps and the sons OF Confederate veterans
participated with tho ladies' OF the Holly
wood Memorial association. Tho usual dec
Grafton exercise ,s,k place at tho Federal
cefnetsry
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-06-01

The best save in the world for cuts.
bruises. sores. ulcers. salt rheun. fever
sores. letter. ehapped hands. chilblains.
eorns. and all skin eruptions. and positively
cures piles, or no pay required. II ia guar
anioed 10 give perfect satisfaction or money
refunded. Price % cents per box. For saie
by George w. Heytr.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-06-01
Traffic Resumed.


L., nez' Misc, May si.-The New Or
IA and Northwestern railroad. which
ab, 'rehp operations at the north end
IN ~ r' because of the flooded conditions
svur'. 'heFn Louisiana. has again begun
,Aronas ualns' freight and passenger,
uOa 81 no no has'rop, 10 the great sa,lsfac-
The M people along the route.
road silI NV, Red River and Texas rail-
lrsirs -" n, make an effort to resume through
BRIGGS saturday next Some OF its
70 be rshn,i,e washed out aud will have
'entd. oeioFe the traffic can be re-
iSn oys, r, Miss. May si.-Communlca-
And LEU LIZ the Valley road between his CITY
tas res,,,' In Nazoo. Mississippi delta.
,rahs earS over the Valley route today
srwal way getting through. though
hours delayed.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-06-01
Al Chattanooga.

Chattanooga. Tenn, May 81 The graves
Of the 1000 Union soldiers buried In the
National cemetery al this place were dec
Grated today with elaborate ceremonies.
An Immense throng Of people were Ires-
emit.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-06-01

Louisville, May 81 .--Memorlnl day was
celebrated appropriately in LouIyyille to-
day. The exercises in Cave Nm were more
elaborate than those of any previous year,
General Lew Wallace delivered the address
Of The day.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-06-01
CALIFORNIA CONVICTS
THEY HAVE NoT YET DEEM sun
DtED.
They Are pcrwtttrd 10
Return 90 work.

San Francisco. May si,--"Shoot the first
man who breaks out OF his cell" That wos
the order given to the guards n, San Qncn.
tin prison last night, The prisoners wert
shroling like manlacs and rattling aud
pounding on tho iron doors OF their celia
The guards wcrc doubled aud carried gums
loaded With huckshot Two men who were
released, their terms having expired. have
told what the desperate con,icts are plan
ming. According 20 their story It has been
agreed among the ringlonlcr that when
they are permitted 20 return 20 work IN the
iuto mill they will max" q sud len dash. XIII
Engineer Young. II necessary. ovcrpower
the guards and wreck the magnificent
rlant. on which nearly Sl00O,ooo has been
spent. There are 1861 prisoners within the
walls at san Quentin. over half OF them arc
IN open revolt Many OF the others sym
pa,hiao Cwith the violent ones. The warden
says the complaints made by the men are
trivial Director wilkins declares they
have no rcni grievance. Prison Surgeon
i.awlcr Gays tho opium iienda who have
been deprived Of their drug are at the bot
tom OF the trouble.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-06-01

Madrid. May Silt IS reporter he'
the Duke Of Mandsp. the Spanish ano'ssH'
dor at Paris. will at an early da'e i'p ,'' !.
,he nula Of Tetpan 20 so1H,N ,,,.o q,
Tor foreign affairs aud nat me pN"N
Tetuan will succeed tne "sEs y
as spanish minister 10 'fi@e
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-06-01

Alvin. Texas. May H.-The Decoration
dsy services held at the opera house yester-
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San Francisco, May st--Thc situation
regarding the recalcltrant conyiots at San
Quentin prison Ia unclaimed. The robel'
lious rrisuneiu maintain their defiant attl-
tudo and make AS much noise as possible
Whenever guard shows himself
Despite thu fact that he expressed the
opinion that the insuhordinatos are weak
ening. Warden Hale has doubled his guards
and armed every available uan within the
precincts Of tho prison with shot gains
while Gatling gums are trained upon tho
cells occupied by the nutincoS
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-06-01

Nshyius en"essee Exposition.
sase s,a.s, ienn.' May 1.-The cold
dimuni,ion In the attendance
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-09-02

The labor leaders don't like gov.
efhmeht by injunction Neither
does any good citizen, Aud yetthr
laboflBg men who now anathemat
ise 40 loudly against this inlqulty
had Il In ltheIr power 20 elect d
president who was opposed TO such
a policy, but they dlda't They
now wish they had, They can sci
things somewhat 10 rights II they
will down Mt Hanna In hlA aspIra
ton 10 be seated Ia the United
States Senate for a term OF years
by tho legislature Of Ohio,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-09-02

The Memphis Commercially.
peal IL reaching cut tor the Afbanr
sas newspaper trade and II IL don't
get Il il will not be because il fail.
ed 10 hustle, The Arkansas dee
partmeht will be greatly strength.
ened aud au effort made 10 obtain
everything that happens Ia Aikaa-
sas that Ia worth printing, as will
be seen from the following, which
was sent 20 its Arkansas CORES.
poadenls recently The CONNER
clal Appeal will on the morning Of
September 1, begin The publication
Of an Arkansas edition CORES.
pohdehts are requested aud urged
10 be alert DO not get "stoopad 70
Help ua 10 make The Walt ot the
0ommereIal'Appeal Interesting, To
all Arkansas, En-
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-09-02

From the way the Arkansas Ga
zette puts it, the two teams play
ing ball at Little Rock park are not
drawing the crowds expected, The
Gazette intimates that unless the
patronage improves the games will
come to a termination before the
q games are finished, This is too
bad on dad Edwards-the man
who has been connected with base
ball clubs for eight years,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-09-02

Trustees Sale of the 'Palais Royal. ="
Notice is hereby given that under
and by virtue Of the terms of a GER
tain deed Of trust executed by J. r.
Peel to the undersigned, trustee,
on the 9th day Of June, 1897, for the
benefit of the State Bank Of TeXar-
kama, | will proceed on Saturday,
the 18th day of September, 1897, at
the hour of noon Of the said day, to
sell by public auction to the highest
bidder, for cash in hand, at the
house known as the "Palais Royal, "
on Broad street, in the city of Tex
arkana, Arkansas, all Of the stock
Of goods, wares and merchandise,
together with all the store fixtures
and furniture, which were conveyed
to me by the said ], r. Peel, by
SAID deed or trust.
Said property will be sold in bulk
without reserve Those contem-
plating purchasing are cordially in
vlted to call and examine the same,
A. W. SoRUdGs, Trustee,
Texarkana, Ark,
Aug. "a, 1897. 8-25-2w.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-09-02

Yesterday about 10 o'clock while
Robert King, the ten year old son
Of Mrs, G. G. King, was in the yard
of Clint Allen on Maple street, was
bitten on the left arm near the ell
bow by dog which appeared to be
mad, as he was foaming at the
mouth DR.. Lightfoot dressed the
wound we learn, Robert is very
bright little fellow and we trust no
serious result will follow the bit re-
ceived.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-09-02
THAT FLAG STORY.
Truth About the British Flag Incident
at Toronto.

Toronto, Ont, Aug. 29.-The
story Of the halting Of the grand
army posts here appears to have
been exaggerated. These are the
facts: The members of Post No.
13. of st. Louis, arrived here in the
afternoon. They attempted to get
British flag on the steamer, and
failing, tried to borrow one from the
custom officers at the dock He
suggested that the visitors could
get a flag at one Of the stores
further up the street, and police
man accompanied the post to Queen
street, where it halted until its
leaders could purchase a flag, Then
with the British and American flags
flying, the grand army men march
ed to the parliament building,
where they we're warmly welcomed,
and returned to the boat, very
much pleased with their visit.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-09-02
Ber over plnv rsaFs

AN OLB AND WEtt=faiEB BHNHbY
Mrs. Wihsldw's Soothing Syrup
has been used for over Hfty years
by millions Of mothers for their
children while teethlnp with per
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aoftens thc gums, allays All pain
cures Wind cole and ip the best
remedy for diaffhma, II Ia pleas
ant 10 the taste soldby druggists
In every paftot the world Twenty
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take no other kind. abha.ly
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-09-02

The earnings Of the Indiana coal
miners for the last fifteen months
have averaged 80 cents a day. The
average miners family Ia five per.
sons, which gives 10 them the mag
nlaeeBt sum Of "a cents apiece pei
day, or a fraction over 2 cents fof
each meal This was the kind Of
prosperity these men voted for
when they assisted In carrying In
diana for Mckinley