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The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1897-02-11
United States, they will be able to
huild LII q yalnahln EXPORT trade.

United States, they will be able to
build up a valuable export trade.
The London emigration office. acting
upon information furnished by a. j.
Van S~tittart, British consul at Chica-
go. has issued Il warning advising all
Englishmen against emigrating To
South Dakota under conditions involv-
ing payments to coloniziug agents of
companies.
One of the most daredevil feats or
the Cuban war is reported from the
Pinar del Rio section. it being an at
tempt to abduct Col. a Martin from
his camp. the Texan Lone Star ON
pany being the heroes. San Martin Is
very obnoxious to the insurgents on ac
count OF his many acts of brutality.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1897-02-11

Mrs. Brown-DOes your HUSBAND
you as much as he did when youH
married?
Mrs. JOnes-Yes; only his low
shown in a different way. Before
were married he used to say tb'
was a peach, and
Mrs. Brown-Does he cay so now
Mrs. JOnes-NO, he doesn't say
but | know he thinks it, for he 0
looks as if he would like to eat 0
New York Journal.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1897-02-11

THE U,VEMEYtRS BEFORE TIE ~
VESTlGATING BOARD.

U,,. Io;,t IcrisIutiyc ~mmittcc ON
TrustS .g.cNogviBE" the
-Havcmeyer II sharp Nitne"s-He
Says the Reason of the Great Sn-
gar Combine Of 1891 was "to Re-
fine su-nr"-EHcct Oh the Price Of
That Commodity.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1897-02-11
TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY
Take Laxative Bromo Qpinine Tablets
Druggists refund the money II II fails tocu'i

Napkins is an eloquent fellOT
heard him bring down the house
evening""
How was thatI"
He succeeded in persuadins
landlord to reduce the rent."-Bs
Traveller.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1897-02-11
d Is SIXTY.
EyanSclist's Birthday Celebrated by

~ V.V'VVV VTsf
Boston. Feb. G.-Dwight l.. Moody.
the famous evangelist, observed his
sixtiath birthday and hundreds of his
admirers in many places, not to men
ton his Boston friends. united to make
the occasion n memorable one. Friends
of the distinguished lay preacher
have collected $4,000. which will be
used by him to erect Il chapel for the
use Of the Mount Vernon school for
boys, of which Mr.. Moody was the
founder ard is now the chief patron.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1897-02-11
His Position.

She-My brother Tom played
your foot ball team, didn't he?
He-Yes, he did.
She-And was he a full back or
back? !.
He-Neither. He was-er-a O
back.-Boston Traveller.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1897-02-11
Lost Control of Her Nerv
A HELPLESS, PAINFUL GONNA,
From the Tribune, Minneapolis. M,,,

From the Tribune, Minneapolis, MINI
1t is said that the present generals.
living in an era of nervousness Ill
attribute the cause to the climate ~
country; if there is an atmospheric ers..1
certainly is the least Of the causes thar I
duce nervousness. The great freedom
joyed by the American people is in a IL
measure to blame for the high-strupr !
dition of our nerves. There is rustla l
hustle on every hand. There are ~excurs;'Yj
picnics and long journeys. We work N
an plan during the nights, and in
hurry we bolt our food, sleep with ira
lar,ty, with seldom q thought Of orr pe,'1
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1897-02-11
Proved.

Miss Won BikenStein-Mr. PEW
low. you ire not opposed to w
wearing boomers, n You?
Mr.. Pennyfellow-No, indeed
know the good old French pIv.J
"Honi soft qui NAL y pantS."-TwD
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1897-02-11
Weary Wits.

Weary Watkins-Say, here's de
cunt of a farmer wot ties his dog
an makes him do all de churnin'.
Dusty Rhodes-Oh, dere is oder
Weary Watkins-Oders wot?
Dusty RhOdes-WOt works de CIV
er.-New York Press.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1897-02-11

The house of representatives has .
elected presidents of the United 81
first In 1900, when Thomas jefferson
chosen Over Aaron Burr; and in 1874,
John Quincy Adams was chosen osei
drew Jackson.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1897-02-11

A Detroit paper announces, as IN
ishing fact. that a young lady OF wi
had a needle enter her waist about
ago and that 1t recently worked ~
out Of the arm Of a young man VINO
in another city.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1897-02-11

After all is said, a man never really
appreciates how many friends he has
until it becomes necessary to call the
roll.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1897-02-11

The chances are hat if you look be-
hind you in life, you will generally find
somebody trying to make it unpleas-
ant for you.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1897-02-11

LADIES to do sewing and needleEe
home; $50 per day; no fake; stanlpc
velope for particulars, WILDAY 4 :
TON. ~ \. 4th ST., Philadelphia, IA
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1897-02-11
An Unusual Combination

Your friend Howard is a queer
iow; he never seems to have any
to say"
well. at least. he has sense eD'
not to say it."-Detroit News.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1897-02-11

We take greater pains to persuade
others that We are happy than In en-
~deavsring to be so ourselves.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1897-02-11
MILLER, SOUTH DAKOTA

The European powers have taken a
whole year to do nothing for the Ar
menians.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1897-02-11

orally consider that the world is rush
ing madly to perdition.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1897-02-11
pEEILS OF THE SEA.
Narrow Escape OF II Boat Load Of
Etshermcn

FISHERMEN
Boston, Feb. 6.-Thirty-three fisher
men, the crews of the Gloucester fish
ing sch0oners Nereid, Yosemite and
Maggie and Mary. wrecked on the
Nova ScOtian coast in last weeks gale,
have been brought here by the steamer
Boston from Yarmouth, n. s. All had
terrible experiences to relate, but the
four survivors Of the Yosemite suf.
fered by far the worst.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1897-02-11
Bliss, Before and After.

Just try a l0c box OF Cascarets. candy cah1s
the finest liver and bowel regulator made.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1897-02-11

The only locality where Weyler
seems to have put down the rebellion
Is in his own mind.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-11-08
AuToNoMIsTs TOOK orrIcn.
wired Madrid That They Wouli Ac
crpt Amendments.

Wired Mndrfd That They Wouii Ac-
ccpt Appointments.
Madrid, November 6 1.-THE onblnet coun-
ell approved the proposal OF political am
nesay for Cuba and the Philippine Islands.
The government denies that the action to
be taken with regard 20 remarks by Gen
eraA Weyler to deputatlon that waited
on him before he left Havana is The rtsult
OF a suggestion from Washington. No com
munication has been received from the
American goycrnmenteoa he subject
The government has received cablegram
from the sutcnomist leaders in Guba ac-
ceTting in behalf OF the party The appoint
menis rendered representative autouwnists
on the nomination OF Marshal Blenco,
among Them this provincial goveinoishIps,
which hive been designed Us follows: Pro-
vince OF Havana Sencr Jose Bruson; piuar
del Rio. Senor Mar-c5 Garcia. Puerto Frin-
cipe. Senior Rafael Vasallo; Santiago de-
Cuba, Senior Enrique Caprlios
Senior Francisco Doafnns, a reformst.
has been appointed governor VI M2tAnzas
province.
The deputies Of the old Spanish Cnhap
party have announced their protests against
any home rlIle for Cuba
According to a oIblegratn from Havana.
the cclntmarial tomorrow win try cnly
such members OF the crew Of the Competitor
arc American citizens
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-11-08
.SPANIARDS ARE MAD,
But Government Mont Permit Any
Demonstrations.
SPAIN CAN NOT AFFORD TO Fight.
kevoIts Have Cost the Country Very
Dear.
TOOK OFFICE.
The Madrid Cabinet Has Confirmed
Blanco's Appointments - Only
Americans Are 10 BE Tried.

New York. November 7.--Captain wynd-
consul at Chicago after three years service
in similar capacity at Barcelona, Spain.
Was "a passenger on La Bretagne, which ar
rived from Havre today.
He said the feeling in Spain against the
United States is one OF great oitta.ness.
There have been no demonstra tons in Bar
ceiona or whereabouts within the last year
agN-Hst the United States and the govern
ment Is taking care there shall be none
The bitterness, however. Is very marked.
particularly in Barcelona. Before the Gu
ban war barcelona. one of the great ham
ufacturing centers CT Spun, prospcred
chiefly In its trade with Cuba and Manila
The war in Cuba and the Philippine Islands
has cut OFF this trade Barcelona has lost
the best and most lucrative market she
had. Only one-third of the men hitherto
employed In her factories are now working
and thsy are on reduced time. All over
the manufacturing eenteIs OF spain there
is similar commercial prosWaiion.
The Spanish can not understand why the
United States. a friendly Nation, should
permit so many flibustaring expeditions
10 get away to Cuba. That fact mekes
them additionally bitter. When left Spain
there were no symptoms OF anger against
the late Minister Hannis Taylor. The Span-
sh were too much absorbed in what Gen
eral Wocdford your new minister, might
say and do | heard no talk there Of war
with the United States Spain has not the
money 10 wage war with us. AS for the
reported prospective uprsngs of the Carl
lists, do not think there is much danger
OF that now The Carlists would not stand
much Of chance again as things are now
governed in SPAIN
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-11-08
DOMESTIC.

sixty women are boOkad 20 san for.
kiondsko on the steamship city Of CO.
iunibia
Currency commission has received
many suggestbons for reform; one
student proposes Nntioual bark
notes aoleiy. silver alld notes redeem
able IN gold, ard permission 10 tho
banks TO 'eoiarEo their circulation ia
t'mcs OF need" Another paper sug-
gests abocttbon Of reeerve barsks ana
retirement Of currency by coinage OF
silver.
FircbJRs burned the magnificent six
story motel Ssrm Marco al ST. Amgue-
tine. Ina.
Sale Of the main lire Of the Union
PACING road Was confirmed by Judge
Sanborn.
Eight hundred Chinese coolies have
been contr1ptcd for 20 take the places
Of striking coal miners IN Illinois.
Commissioner OF Patents Butter
worth may die.
Robbery OF tho Santa Re train IN
New Mexico is charged TO BLACK
Jack" gang. who arc said to have
hiding place IN New Mexico
Wholesale houses ut Louisville were
badly damaged by lrc.
Two very rich gold strikes are re-
ported as having been made IN Idaho.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-11-08
--------------
TAYLOR's REPLY.
His Article Not Founded ON DipIo-
matte Secrets.

matte Secrets.
Washington, November annis p
Taylor. ex- minister to Spain, tonight made
the following statement:
To the Associated Press.
AS certain journals have deemed 1t nee
essary TO assert that the present admipis-
tratlon is In nowiae responsible for my
acts as a private citizen, deem il my duty
to rectlfy that statement. The recent Pub
lication signed by me was based upca data
acceS gible 10 everybody and was made uron
my sole responsibility from grave sclsc
OF public duty, which ] can not doubt Is
fully appreciated by the people as q whcle
who were entitled to my testimony | am
sure the present administration is doing it's
entire patriotic duty and | have Tor it no
adverse CRITICISMS whatever. On the other
hand. ] can not believe that any ono au-
th3rized TO speak for II has sensnfed to
criticlse me ia any particular as all ahow
that have discharged every obligation due
to IL. whtsher private or official = i'm pune
tilious fullness. Hannis .2ylor
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-11-08
WAITING FOR HANNA.
TEXAS PIE TO BE PASSED AROUND
SOON.
ns Chief waiter AMI some watt
crs May Get served.

Washington, November 7.--(speciai) -
Hon, Charles w Ogden Of San Antoine.
who has been here ,eyeral days IN the in
terest OF Thad c. Bell who wants the in
ternal revenue relationship Of tire austin
district, left for St. Louis tonight TO have
an Important conference. He returns here
Friday. In this conn gctlon Il comes pretty
straight that none Of the Texas appoint
meats Will be taken up until the arrival Of
Senator Mark Hanna. He Is expected
Wednesday. II goes without saying that
whoever he recommends VIII be appointed.
Senator Hanna. IL Is said. wants 70 be fair.
and he viii probably see that the pie is
handed out proportionately 70 the faithful
I'm Texas
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-11-08
LEE GOING BACK.
VIII Protect Lives aud Property of
Americans In Cuba.

tubu.
New York, November 7.-General Fitz-
hugh Lee, consul general to Cuba. arrived
here tonight on his way to his post in Cuba.
He will remain here until Wednesday. when
he viii sail ON the steamship seguranca
for Havana. He had come from Washing
ton, where he had a long consultation with
the president and also with Secretary Sher-
nlsn OF the state department
Did you receive any special nstrnetson
from the president or from Secretary sler-
man as TO your relations with Marshal
Blancoy' he was asked
mo general instructions" replied Geu-
erai Lee. 81 am going to protect the lives
and property Of Americans in Cuba, TO
l,ok after the commercial interests OF
Americans and after the rights OF Amer!-
cans and TO keep in the middle Of the
road"
In regard to the trial of the crew of the
Competitor, he simply said: "They We're
tried once and sentenced to be shot; then
a flaw wns discovered, and now they are
are now being retired. AS 10 the verdict
nobody can tell +"
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-11-08
PLAN HANNA'S DEFEAT
ONO DEMOCRATS BELIEVED TO
he ENGAGED IN II.
democrat would BE Made President
OF the senate aud Ia Line for
the Goyernorship.

Cincinnati, Ohio, November John r..
Mclean and party LEFT tonight for Wash
ington Mr.. Mclean has been considered
the democratic candidate for senator and
hia departure Is regarded as an indication
thar be comedies the legislature TO The re-
pubileans. Notwithstanding the numerous
Iolices OF contests.
Before his departure MFR. Mclean held a
conference with Chairman Mcconnsiii'
and obcr democratic leaders.
There is noting known as 10 the prob
able policy Of the democrats as minority
in the legislature. but. IL Is believed they
VII, join Inc anti Hanna republicans in
bringing out new man for senator Tbs
question hss been raised as to whether
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-11-08

A BIg Millinery House Was Badly
Damaged.

Louisville. Ky, November IA fire OF
considerable proportions broke out al mid
nigh; tonight ON Main street between Sixth
and Seventh In the business diE.riet. The
flames originated on the top floor OF the
fcur-story stone front building occupied BY
Barefoot Mason. Wholesale millinery
dspAers. and quickly spread TO the four
story building on the weet occupied By Ben
tamin sweller. Wholesale dealer IN 5oo.s
and shoes. The fire was an extremely ten
acious enc. The flames wtre ED ~
large quantity OF wax used IN making
flowers. and despite the fact that tons OF
water were thrown into both buildings. they
coninued to blaze furiousiy fer an hour.
Al 1 O'Clock the fire was brought under
contrib. The stocks Of the Mcintosh Nil
iintry company. =, j. Cokes. millinery
dealer. and the Louisville Tin and Stove
ccmrzny. in adjoining bli,dings, 3 ere ecu
damaged by smoke and water.
estimate PLACES the 'osz ~
$4,000; fully covered By insurance.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-11-08
GOLD IN IDAHO.
Two Very Rich strikes Reported to
Have Becn Mnde.

Chicago, November IA special TO the
Tribune from Butte. Mont says. great
gold strike has been made upon Sage
Creek A ledge extending for many miles
and with quartz running 500 to the ton
has been discovered and the people in that
part of the State are wild with excitement.
1t is reported that from part OF the great
lfdge Of rock there rurs 500 ana more to
the ton. Some Of the excited prospectors
have gone TO work with plows and scrapers
TO uncover the vein.
Another report of a discovery Of rich
placer depcslt YVES brought today from Ed
City, Idaho, where Judge Lindsay and
Other Butte parties have been interested
in mining. $4,000 cleanup has been
made and the deposits are said TO be
richer than anything yet discovered in that
State
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-11-08
TIMELY WOMB OF WARNING.
The Hungarian Compromise BiiI
Must lie Passed.

The Hungarian Compromise Uiil
Must lie Passed.
Vienna November at meeting OF
tho nudge -mmittee today the minister
of financ, M nneed grave warning CT
danger involved IN a sllsrenalpn OF the con-
stitntion unless the provisional compromise
bill was adopted. After explaining that
compromise would already have been fngily
concluded but for tho existing difi6reni;e in
peet 70 the propurtionate financial con-
trbutions Of thu two ries--ihe AUS
trlan government maintaining thae the
! Hungarian contributions should BIO In
creased--and declaring that the existing
| currency relations and customs union must
be- maintained owing TO foreign ireatles. Le
paid that. as an old member Of the Te,cbs-
rath, he should deeply depIorc the result
| IL political circumstances compelled tho
government 10 onforeg a compromise Ivy
ether than parliamentary means; but there
were circumstances. ho declared. which
were materially stronger than all forms
In conclusion, he said: "Do not force
tho governmental do not mean the govern
mont OF Count Badenl. but The government
Eencraily-fn ouch a way that 1t VIII be
compelled TO settle the question without The
aid OF the parliament. Not as minister. but
as colleague, urgently warn you. in the
most Vital interests OF parliamentarism.
against driving tho government 10 such
step
The speech of tho minister was much cp-
fyialded
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-11-08

A SUMMARY OF TODAy's IMPORTANT NEWS
CUBA.

British consul formerly at Barcelona
says there is Intense bitterness IN
spain against the Unitcd States. but
that there is no real talk OF war with
America.
Only American members OF the Com
peiItor crow are TO be triad NOW.
Antonomist leaders have accepted Of
ilces rendered them by Blanco
Farmer Minister Taylor says his ar
tieio was not hased on diplomatic SC
crets.
Rev Thomas Dixon's choir went on
n strike because tho preacher advo-
Gated Lows election aud Low Is OPP
pcised 10 Intervention for Cuba.
Consul Gcnaral Lee has reached New
York OK his way 10 Cuba.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-11-08
Ben Bu,teryyorth May Die.

Cleveland. Ohio, November THE ply
sicians In attendance upon Major Beuja-
min Butterworth. commissioner Of patents,
who is i'll with pneumonia at the Hollen-
den hotel. give but little encouragement
for his recovery. 1t was stated at 10 O'Clock
tonight that he would not die during the
night but they could not tell yet whether
he would get well,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-11-08

seytnly three votes were necessary to cleo,
senator that number being majority Of
all II majority Of quorum only Is nee-
essary. SOME might be sick and Il would
be lesa embarrassing than to be present
aud vote against the caucus nominee.
TIC point has also besn raised as 10 the
succession 10 the gosernorship. II Gov
erIior Bushnell should be elected senator.
BY succession the lieutenant governor. Mr.
A. W. Jones would become the chief ex-
ecutiye. As the State senate is Democratic
by 10 to ~. It Is held that democratic
senator would succeed Jones and be 10
line for the g0ernorship.
Among tbs nineteen conceded the demo-
Gratis in the senate IL Senator yoiEht OF
Cincinnati. o fusion republican. who holds
the balance OF power In that body and ha
~ non -committai
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-11-08
ITO IMPORT CHINESE.
Coolies Will Be Used to .nIae Coal
In Illinois. n
THEY WILL REPLACE THE AMERICANS
Who Are Now on Strike for Livisq
Wages.
CALLING GUNS IN sToCKADES
Viii Be Used to Protect the Ce-
IcstisIs.
THEY WILL ALL BE GIVEN ARMS.
a Bodyxunrd OF y Hundred Former
Chicago Policemen VIII Also
he Provided for Them.

Chicago, November 1.-THE TimeNa
Herald says; Chinese coal miners
are 10 take the place Of Americans
in the Northern Illinois district.
An attempt win he made 10 break
the strike that exists and eight hum
dred skilled Cinnamon have been
picked for the work. They viii All
bear arms, live inside "A gatiing KUN
equipped stocIsndc and be body
guarded by one hundred former
chicago policemen.
An agent OF the chinese SIX Conn
panies WIS in Chicago last week
and made contract with the gem
crnI manager Of the Wilmington
Coal company to deliver the eight
hundred Chinpmcn at the mines OF
the Wiimingtoa-n raidwood distrIct
mines. The first consignment of
two hundred win arrive next Tues
day ana the Others VIII be ON hand
az soon ~ provisions can be made
~ take care of them. Arrangements
for one thousand additional Chinese
mincrs have been concluded. Eiab-
crate preparations have been COM
pIcted to take care Of the FIRST
eight hundred Cinnamon .and is
give them ample protection.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-11-08
LAYS FORECAST.

rhe second Leutgert trial is
today.
(r. Van Haiaben, formerly
[ster at Stuttgart, the new
ssadlor to the United States.
~ Baron Won Thielmann,
York soday.
mong the guests tomorrow
+ Guildhall on the occasion
banquet gwen by the lord
Pe Ambassador Hay of the
who IS expected TO make
ND CITY-Martin Thorn's
pr Is ON the calendar for TO-
postponed several weeks
[of the runTor that Guild
- seen ~ Hamburg, Ger
is no proof as yet that the
FIJI, Conn.-.Thc humane So
at-er the Greenwich Fox
IN organization of Green
neSter and Stamford men
u hunting, which has ar
Dig meeting in the nils
The meeting is TO begin
The dec sion of the SUI
pecial Rapid Transit Com
y underground road ana
Is TO be filed today, after
ahents, IN the appellate IN
clsion ~ expected TO alb
aAsit possibilities another
me Southern Surgical as
meet here tomorrow and
II; II. Mudd OF ST. Louis
the entertainment com
rs. a. V. l.. Brokaw.
Y. Bond, John Brysofi
and Fl. Schwarz will as
ns a round of d.versions
About zoo physicians ard
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-11-08
Bem County Fair Closed.

Bolton, Texas, November 7.-The Fell
County Fair closed yesterday: consilsring
the times. Il was reasonable success.
though the attendance and exhibits were
not equal to past years.
DR.. Carver and his trained horses wore
great feature. especially his horses diving
from platform thirty feet high. An en-
ourstcn from Waco and free bs<becus
bioughr cut large crowd on Friday.
Last week 200 baies Of cotton were
shipped direct from Bolton TO Japan.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-11-08
SUPPOSED no ne DEAD.
scared Everyone by sitting Up.
Has Since Died.

scared Everyone by sitting Up.
Has Since Died.
Dallas. Texas, November Ed Melons
aid. q railroad laborer tainted at his board
Ing house last night and was soon after
ward pronounced dead An undertaken was
cent for and Mcdonald was put On cool
Ing board.
At o'clock this morning he astcnished
and badly frightened those around him by
renaI9ing: why don't you give me .
glsfs OF miik?'
The case is said to have been one a
suspended animation aud deceived every
body who saw II.
Authenticated this evening.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-11-08

senator Chiffon and Congressman
Bar both In the city.
Needing OF Dick Bowling Camp.
Dedication Ct Sacred Heart church.
1're c'h,mnno-opet nuptinls.
Election OF officers by Catholic
knights.
Tho s'nerEsarbund dramatic enter
tainsrenl.
German societies getting ready for
tho Saenserfest.
The committees for the ehrysauthe-
MIN show.
Committee messing for the II. T..
and V. Festival
The Cowboy RangeTS oyster roast