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The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1897-11-13
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NErR pALENE - . city Of ION
~ ropalaitsa. beAutifuIly dtuAisd %
~ aosth<tn sAsrs Of Tie fAmoas Crai
gAiens Iake. - miiea east of spokans
ga AsAnch linz u the Northern Pacihs
RR i.lnes Of stsameSs make regulAi
aga trs@ this eily ap The lake 10 ths
bad u nastgAlioa on The -. Joe and
Gear fAlepe rivers. coanectins 81 O'd
kiaasoa With The Fallruad line Into tbs
taA, silver and leaa mlnea TIE city Il
sae Of The nest noted samuer resCtt'
10 The northwest. and u becoming NOR
rppalAr each yeAF. TIA eahing. hautine
coating and haGhlag aliFactaSaa are ~
1ost hRitIeaa. The hneas Z. 4 mill
taSy Post In slse west CFEt Slserman
AID ia magnificent tescas park resstva
toa adioin the city on The west. tn
country round about n made up Of rtcl
agricultural lands and excessive forest
Of ysilov pine. hr. cedar and tamaras
aad the city IL dasiined 10 become
manufacturing center for the product
OF these woods. Ths basiuess men an
ssaIden's are emt@Epsisiae. and tAk
er'ds in mating lie piacs attractive
There are Eve charch organizations
Baptist, Methodist, Presbyterian, Epli
eopal ADD Roman Cathoilc. The secrS
0'ders are Vel repressalsA ~ . lodg
each Of NAssaa, Odd Fellsus. Knights Q
tJshiss, A.o.F. q. AR, and Women
1eist CorpS The city 4 saprllsd vii
aeettie liShts good wsisrswOrkA, q
e''Sant public school building. Ssh an
eoof factory. tSo saw.mills, eso arsl
cas- hotels. boat-baildlng vanaA 81
mere are yet good opportunities TO e
sass In lucrative business and In dive
aasd farming. Manufactures ere pa
aealarlT desired, and are oasred ecu
hdaeemeats. The Summers ere tea
Psfats. with saiicient rainfall 10 insnI
sOundaHt crops. while The winters q
ifss from extreme eold. No better J
s4aon for profitable Investments o. .
..euring ideal homes can BE- found
zoe northwest. TheFe Il always . v,
se@s here, among an excellent peop'
"a beautiful region and a incompa
aels siiiDs...
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1897-11-13
JAMEs oRAHAM,
Register


once Of the state board land Commissioners.
Boise City, Idaho. Sept, 3, 1877.
A. J. RnsAo, Rathdrum, Idaho.
slr,-Yoa arc hereby not,aed that Tor more
two years next preceding the date hereof. there
has been and yet Is dur and owing 10 the STATE
q Idaho as Interest the sum Of MIN, on block
4. SC. -, twp, 81, nrA ", q school land, under
your certificate IL sale No. 80. executed the I'd
day Of Aug, ISaa. You arc further notified thAi
n said sum Is not paid within six months aiacl
service upon you Of this notice. your said ccrtih
cate Of sale viii be declared forfeited by the salt
seaac Board oi Land Commissioners and th'
lands 50 described shah revert to the state.
This notice Is glvcA By order Of the state BcarS
IL Land Commissioners.
Very Respectfully,
r. e. MCFARLAND.
! Secretary state Board Of Land Commissioner.
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Notice Of Probate Of win

STATE or IDAHO,
County Of kootenat.
In the probate court Of said e0uhty.-fn the
matter Of the estate d Morris cudert0n, dereas-
ed. Pursuant % an order 81 said eoliTf- made on
the 18th day II October, 1897. notice Is hereby
given that Monday the eth day Of November,
tHy7 at u O'Clock, =. M Of said day At The court
T0Om al said court. At the town Of kafi8drIm, In
appointed rs the time aud place f0f proving the
Will o. said Norris GaiieFtOn. deceased. and f0F
bearing the Application 0f y. A. Becker for tie
uentary when and where any person inferes.-
cd may appear and contest the sane.
Dated the i9th day u Oet0ber. 1ksz.
EDWGN NcBEE,
oetzs-nOss Ex-ofAeio Clerk u Probate Court
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1897-11-13

~. MeI'benoa. deuiiss. cgaF 'Aisns.
fEeah eOmb bOasy al idaho MsEcan.
tie 10.
W. n, Mcfarland waited spokaSe The
Crit az The veak.
MlrhaRi O'IlEsen ls SIN coaAnsd 10
Bis bid BY sieknens.
AEShaE RoweiI Of tb~ st. Joe valley.
sp~nl The wesk In loun
Its SandpOanl school has received .
~ o. ns~ school suPpllsA
Las IiEssts aud I'amrhiss printing .
specially 81 ths PANS OsAce.
Guy Davis Of The Crur GAlens val
ley. Fprni Wednesday In tOun.
Mn Y. DighiOa Of The 81 Joe valley.
visited iFiends 10 t0un tha ueek.
Esgsns Gay. Of The ~ Joe valley.
WAs 10 leun Tie lrsi Of ne wesk.
IlAndwAp and stoves n spokane
pssrvs 81 The Idaho Mercantile 10.
A fuli lee ot IlossSa's rubbsg goods.
In al ssylsL wlggeii. EmPs5 Co.
for meals. boys' and eAiIdpnS hAta
and esva - wigSVsi 4 Empsy Go.
10. Tyson. Of the Santa country,
wns 10 tguu Wednesday 10 de On
lard.
Mr.. slAuIsF, the veil known 81 Joe
ranehss. sVsai q part Of The Seek Ia
toua.
Choice apples sl.is per boz: choice
pam aiSs pa boz Al the Idaho Aer
eanlils Co.
All millinery 81 reduced prices and
halt OF - eli trimmed goods 81 Mn
sahiuL
sole agents fOr ssuArtS dres bind
Ing. Never ssars Oat- Wlggett
EmPey 90.
Chaplain DaIsnsn ~ilI occupy The
vulp,, a, The Presbyterian church 10
morrow morning al the usual hour
Cali and ed 70 Sc the latest style
I'm novelty dres goods al wiEseea
Empey Goa
Mr. VIII informs US that he viii re-
huld The alactric light plant aud eA
Uer,s 60 bexsa wOrt In a short time.
A n,ce line of boys suits In The lAtes
.t,les lust rucsived this morning Wig
ssst EmPey Go.
The George Oakes makes her Jas
THO M the Ccur dAIeoe river IodA.
and vii begin regular runs to iIarr's0'
Monday 40,
An si,es IN meas, women's and ch''o
rus wool underwear just rece''eO
wigeeIt, EmPey Co.
ous.aVe Uranium, formerly own '
- ~ ,,sam launch Irene, lei' Is'
sv.aIns iOr bis former home IN We
cousin. An.
A eOmpIsie line Of ladies ana Gnu. !.
r.os celebrated IsiPeOn wool H0''e''
wIrrrtt, Empry Cos.
u, science at War with The S ,,O.,
A, 10 ,ls subject Of Chaplain l'A y.
. man. Isclnre sunday eveniHs ~ "
! pos, chapel , ..,,,..0,
A pubic examination of Of =. .PP SslS
: Gar ,sachers' certificates VII oe "s,S
I. ns,Sdum Tuesday, Nov n e"'''"'
; Ing three days ,....,,,., =
: M JOAu Marshal and daughter ., !
,.rsrd wednesday from IN :, ei, v,,"Si
s,.i. 70 friends sad relatives !" '''O"
: gan and Indiana -. a., an,
! n you wish to subscribe . y. ."s ,
!. the Isadlns newspapers, :. % %omsstIc ,
.. . TO- journals, either OO@ we :
! soTs,Tn call at this Oi'e@ We y
ave you uOnei
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1897-11-13

The southwest section - township
81 north range west containing 100
acres for $500 cash. There 10 n good
barn and cabin on land and 500 cords
Of wood can be cut from It, II you are
looking for bargain call at this Of
Gee nov Is
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1897-11-13

WANTED TRUSTWORTHY AND ACTIVE
~ gentlemen OF ladies 70 travel for respon-
slb e. estzb isbed HOUSE IN Idaho. Monthly
<6S0D and expenses- Position steady. Refer
enee. Eneiose self-addreased stamped eiiveieFlf.
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For sale.

Fine Thoroughbred BOOSTERS OF the
following breeds: Piymouthrock. Black
Orders may be left ~ this Ofiice. octSO4t
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1897-11-13

The subject Of payment Of city war.
rants will be discussed At the regular
meeting Of the hoard OF Trustees, on
Saturday, Dec. 9Th. 1897. at I'D p. m.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1897-11-13

NxTANTEn-TRUSTwo AND ACTIVE
w kcntlemen or ladies ta travel for reSlul-
Sible, established house in Idaho. M0ulhly
eSaoe aud expenses. Position steady. ReseFN
encc. EncloSc selt-addresSrxl stsmpcd eGNesolH.
The DOminion Company, Dept \ Chicago. octJ
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1897-11-13

sHnsf rEAIAS.-sa nday school 10 a
o. MSfulng aeFVtea ~ u O'Clock
eseniug Ssstios II s0 Wednesday
sasaIak payer meeslng att %.
u. l.. nEfFEAnAr6n.
Aetlng l'asi6r
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1897-11-13
LAND CLASSIFICATION NOTICE

DKPARTNENr or THE INTERIOR.
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE.
CtEcR D'ALESE. IDAHO, OcroBKR 5, 1877
report In duplicate, marked Exhibits A and
b having bern died in this ofllce on the sth day
OF Oetooer. Inss. by the commissioners appoint.
ed for this land district under art q Congress
approved February g, 1856. entitled IAN act %
faoyide for the examination and classification
81 certain mineral lands In the states 81 Mon
tana aud ldzilo.7 showing the Classification d
lands within the land grant limits lor tie In.
demnsty Land grant lilniisl Of the Northern IA
ci6c kailroad company. made by said commits
6ioners from September lsf, 1e97, 20 September
5otil, Is9s. both dates inclusive. a. follows:
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1897-11-13

KOOTENAi LODGE 40. -, y. A.
N-M.sIs in Fraternity Han On Tie 7na
al Ill Wednesdays oleaeh moalh. Al
n.sshs Ia good siandiag afs inyiled
pssA =. Mssoa. Mssisss WA. ",
,.'iszasly secretary. peF5u
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1897-11-13

nTtng5sss. -AsadAy schnsl 81 10,
sA4,s Hss~gias 81 clos sf SanAsy
Uhss. pf~arhiRs 81 : - .. ~. Pray
a. uz~rsisg. ThaFmisy I'D .. -.
T. u. tl1kSsos. fsstos.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1897-11-13

Ks0sESn LoDSs No. 2. KStanHs o.
P1YuiAs.-Msels Ia fmasFpity Hall
fNsssdAy sseaing q each seek.
WAITING bsosiseFs are Alvsys weicoals.
IlanAn koarh. 4, e.. y. A. ShAilis. x.
AZ n AEd =.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1897-11-13

Al rsetinu :. township a. norh. nnsp =
AZ IsstIep .. iovnship g. pOSth. s.hGs 4
al ns,Ion il, sswnshie q nsnh. ssnp ;,
AZ ssetion Is, township q. north. rapgs s.
AZ section u. township q. north. range s.
al ssciiop y. township %. norm. ranse &.
west
H0uh half nofthWetl quarter ~ uws< section
q, township o.. north. Eapgs s, wet
y seetipn .. toWnnhip g, north, ranges. neEl.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1897-11-13

Secretary STAT. Board d / Land 1i coaSis.lsasf.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-05-18

posed Of. Mr. Hit asked unanimous con
sent for consideration OF the resolution
passed hy thu senate for the relief Of Amer
lean citizens In Cuba.
Thercup0n Mr. Bailey said ihor" weum
he no objection " resolution Tor recoG
milton of the bolligerency of tuhans could
be considered as an amendment
I'VE Will attend ~ one thinS al t'lp''
MIR, pingley said,
You'll attend to both Of these at once
before YOU attoud to other" Mr.. Bailey
shouted hacl,
lis there objection" querled Mir Reed
"Nut if The amendment can I've cons'd-
eraI" Mir HALEY answered
"An objection is an objection" ruled the
speaker
Mr Bailey spoke up: "Then AJAX
unanimous consent for consideration %. both
resolutions"
Bu, the speaker retused to notice the re-
ouest ~ the democratic lender and recog
n,xed NJ Dinglcy who made molten 10
adjourn This stirred email tempest.
sir HALEY called to Mir nineley; Us
the gentleman afrlid 80 meet this qu"s-
tion?" and the democrats forced a roll call
on tho motion 10 adjourn The motion 10
adjourn was carried ny II party vote. tie
republicans voting Tor Il and the democrats
and populists voted against H. the total
vote being so to 90 aud at 3 40 y. M. the
house adjourned 10 Thursday
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-05-18
LEE DENIES IN.
Has Never Nnde Any Atinck on Cap
tain General Weylrr.

Havana. May FIN view OF the state
ment published In New York that Consul
General Leo had made report 20 the
state department in which he had attacked
Captain General Wyler sayagely and de-
clared the Insurgents would be successful
in driving the Spaniards from the island,
representative Of La Lucha has inter
viewed General Lee on tho subject. La
Lucha says today. on the express authority
OF Consul General Lee, that no attack was
made by him on Captain General Weyler
In any report 10 the American government,
nor has he ever asserted IN any rcpnrt or
orally that the insurgents could expel
tho Spanish troops from the island under
The conditions now existing.
Consul General Lee 10 greatly annoyed
by tho publication OF this unfouuded report
and hss written an earnest letter to the
MARQUIS Ahumada denying IT, Upon Cen
erai Lees desk Is a portrait of Captain
General Weyler with the following In
scrlption; TO General Lee, as a token OF
friendship and with my best wishes
yalerlapo Weyler.'"
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-05-18
HALEY Is DETERMINED.
VIM Try to Fore" the Republicans
10 vote on uciIiGrrcmcy.


10 vote on uciIinrr"mc,.
Washington, May II 90 Action by the
house on President McKnleys recon-
monaatlon for the relief OF American ciu-
zens In Cuba. which was prevented today
by the rules under which the house liz OPP
Grating. doubtless viii bc taken at the ncNt
meeting of the housc on Thursday. The
committee on rules will present rulo
fixing time for the consideration Of the
resolution adopted by the senate to appro-
priato $4,000.
Mr.. Bailey. the democratic leader. who
cndeavorcd today TO couple Senator Nor
gan's resolution for recognition Of Cuban
bclligerancy with the bin for an nppropria
ton. purposes 10 secure vote on the aues-
,ion by presenting minority report from
,he committee ON rules. which viii make
# In order to offer the substance OF the
Morgan resolution as an amendment
MIR. pngloy said today that a minority
report could not be- made to the house I'M
less It proposed matter german to the
minority report lie doubted he said
whether n proposition 10 recognize the m
surgcnls ns bclligercnts could be consid-
cred german to an appropriation for the
relief of American citizens.
MIR. Dalzell. n momhor Of the committee
ON rules. took the same Wow Of the matter
II is not unlikely that Speaker Reed VIII
MI pf order Tho
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-05-18
PRESIDENT M'KINLEY'S MESSAGE.

WASHINGTON The following to
Representatives United stacs
Official establishes tho fact
OF
medicines This applies
districts
The agricultural classes been forced their farms into tho
without
disposed
General
ostm are
relieve
% Immediately available
the secretary
which
anda are IL q WILLIAM MCKINLEY.
Exccuti Mansion. ~ 1897.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-05-18

London, May is-The correspondent OF
the Daily News with the Turkish forces
In Thessnly writes:
The Turks showed me yesterday NUM-
her of Greek staff maps with all tho poxi-i
tIons they intended to occupy marked, and
with the numbers OF The various Greek
regiments and their contemplated Positions
They showed me also a printed map With
the frontier moved about 100 kilo'iciers
north IN anticipation OF Greek victory.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-05-18

l.omisinna aud Western Florida-Fair' :
500 so,rthern ana Western Texas-Partu!SS
cloudy, with occasional showers '0"''
New Mexico-Fair; south winds, v.r-
okiahoma indian Territory g. 1ytn Msh-
sas-Parily cloudy ea ,n 70 tn s9u'"
Sarth and south Dskota-Parily clouaS
caoiar. variable winds, becoming hor'"-
erly. Al, e,tr. south w-rds
c Nrn' partly cloudy possibly SNOW
ers: variable winds I-air excep.
Wyoming and Mon'annea,u1dnn%," v1rlalIo
showers in western poruo"i
u,it nd
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-05-18
A Carson Carnival.

Carson, New, May 17--Arransemen''
a,o being rap,dly made for an immense
fall carnival TO be held in TINS e'y ~ w..
september. Stuart, who is In New iOFS
city, says that everything IS rn se,S.eu n
Wbeolock is in Europe securing bsi. ora,
attractions for the fall carnival ,'tnor
famous wrestlers and NUMBER u ''''@''
pugilists will be engaged
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-05-18
A SILVER CANDIDATE.
bryan said 10 Favor Overmeyer OF
Kansas as Uunning Mate.

Kansas city. May ia special to
local paper says:
David Oyermoyer. silver champion oil
Kansas. will doubtless loom up az Tor
midsbie candidate for president or vice
PRECEDENT OF the silyer!tes " the sllv,r
wing OF tho democracy remains In the SAD
die during the next campaign he mas al
from prominent silver democrats through
out The country, suggesting tina, he npy
be called UPON 10 lead the party IN the
future. IL is said MIR. Bryan has himself
written TO Kansas friends indicating that
he would like TO have oyermcyer us a
running mate next time
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-05-18

tOukt1ulnOpiN. MAY l's-~-N'i wv fN"~'"
have agreed TO protest against the cession
Of Thcssaly to Turkey aud tho abolition OK
thc cap,ulations.
~, Petersburg. May 1.-THE newspapers
OF Tits city protost vigorously asainst tho
expressive and unacceptable" conditions
which Turkey demands as tho price or
peace with Greece They declare that II
Turkey Insists upou thcm Europe VIII DO
obliged 90 abandon mediation. The NoNoo
Nromya snys that In the even, Of TurReys
ins,stencc upon the terms she has pre-
scented the powers will have to take prac-
teal meaeucs to preserve Greece from
tho nre,onSions which threaten her Ma
tional, existence"
London. May 1.-THE conditions pro-
posed bv the uorle m the terms of peace
with Greece have been freely discussed IN
the Hobbies Of parliament today and tho
ideas of the rctrocesaon Of Thcesaly and
OF such an indemnity as la already aug
gca:cd ls rldnlcd rs imrmcticahlc aud
absurd =, the outside an indemnity OF
$4,000 00o or $1,000 o00 and alisht stra-
tce'c rc,.iflc,ton OF the frontier are con-
sldercd az likely to he terms finally aet-
lied un.
Paris, NAV i7--Tho Temps. referring 10
the peace terms demanded hy Turkey,
snvs.
Isuranc can no, consent 20 tho cessIon OF
TliessaY. on the firmncss which the
powers now display depends the success OF
,ho whole scliemc for reforms and the peace
Of Europe.
Constantnople. May II Rcprcsenta-
| tiyos Of the powcrs here held long meet
Ing yesterday aud druw w n note which
will 90 rrosentea to thn Turkish goveru-
lmcnt as soon as one of the ambassadors re- 4
lcolyea tho necessary instructions from his
government
This nnto doos not deal with roace con-
diuons, but merely repeats the request for
nm armistlcc. and declares the powers viii
not permit Greece to hp crushed.
Although It Is assumed in sonic auartcrs
that the porte In accordance with East
crn usngcs. has demanded more In order
10 Obtain loss, IT is pointed ont that II tho
Turkish government dcs,red to bargain it
would not have formulated ita conditions
officially.
THE TONE OF THE MILITARY OFF,
GALS HERE AND ELSEWHERE is
MOST ALPHABETICALLY AGAINST
ABANDONING TIIEssALY. TIL EY
ARGUE THAT III EUoRPE is UNABLE
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-05-18
nun,aa HeIeaacd.

Washington, May l7--consul General
Lea has informed tho department OF state
that Jose Dumas. who was arrested ia Gu
ba. April 20 last, has been released by
the Spanish authorities.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-05-18
uhe NInr,scis.

Cotton futures GGi3 points lower nj New
York: 2 10 . down Al New orleans.
Lnndauor & co. of Liverpool estimate
nm increiso of Is per cent In the United
States cotton acreage.
All grades of refined sugar reduced Lice.
Hog products are lower.
Wheat lost Ia cents.
Stocks rcgasncd some or the loss.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-05-18
y,s,ch

An interesting meeting OF the city eoun-
ell .....
nonis ordered issued for street PAVING
A new board Of appraisemsnt.
The gas franchise ordinance.
The Afro-American fair movement.
Committees for the prinS picnic.
Death OF an old Confederate solder
A gushing ARRAY in the Second ward
The pollce station win move today.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-05-18

h,cu,s May H.-Fred Pfeffor. second
Ina n OF the Chicago team, has been re-
s,l.,, ~. a., the chances are very much
As rsrrsS 90 playing with the team again.
DIE t for ~ work today was largely respon-
y claimed victory OF the Bostons, and it
chicago mi. nyo games have been lost to
u, connos season through errors OF Pfef-
u0s VIII succeed him.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-05-18
FRUIT PACKAGES.

l tsae quart berry boxes, @-quart crates.
,, rIssket tomato crates, one-fourth ana
soShrd bushel boxes.
d yNSs ~ one-th.rd and one-half bush
: ro.Smond split baskets.
s.ssss Tor berry boxes. Climax grape
" me Or wire for prices.
Mas SEED AND FLORAL co.
"''sa'e Seed Merchants, Dallas, Tex.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-05-18

Boston. May i7.--Ip the house today an
order providing for an investigation OF tho
20 called trusts by a special committee
was defeated by u vote OF 80 10 l0v.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-05-18
T0DAY's FORECAST.

~. a;his-The chamber of denutiss will,
i way AFTER the recess taken April
Az ,nS,StskG, fa,-The BAPTIST mission
ilfonsb, ',,Ene o series begin today. 10 last
rpariDoo Wflde's friends are
lf.oa. ~ ,9r his release from Heading
Nw, ""'oh VIII occur todaN or tomor-
CINCINNATI, obio-rro wes...n "a.
sr'Sis'ion viii hold rs onn, I'm nHs
oisyA cincinnati three DAYS, beginning
States b csrs president of the Uni,ed
ailed eo ard Of life saving Appliances has
'tne here i ,osanr OF its members TO con
1nstsi A.vIIhe new scale of tho Anal
tn PA" ,Msociation OF Iron, Steel and
tie conysr, Workers viii be pren1rel al
WIN TO be held here today.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-05-18

REMARKS.
probnb iltfieG'

The weather is generally cloudy 10 tn'
Teas district. No rain Is reported GU =
side of TeNsS.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-05-18

House granted sho request FOR another
confarcnca on tho deficiency ral, but IN
structod conferecs 10 stick 90 house
amendments
Fer bin conrorees arc not nearing on
agreement
Tho Senate Kilci the house bill re-
lntng to tho use Of school fnnds ro-
fused to take M tho bill for Dcr diem;
amendmerts 80 tho occupation tax bill
wore adopted
The Iiouse--The speaker would not rsr'
nit amy 'IoastinR" Of the gonntc. text
book pe0ple again tabled motion 10
ndjourn sine die an amendment 10 tho
Preslcr bill nrovidug than IT shall not
AFFECT contracts NOW IN existence was
adopted as were several other amend
nenls, ana the hill passed to third read
ig. conference report on deficiency bill
was adopted ana n new committee an
pointed adjournment In storm over
tc!nts OF ordet.
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WEATHER IMPROVISATION.
Last Nights Readings.

The area OF highest pressure ovarlies
the central and southeast portions OF the
country.
An area of low pressure OF marked en-
ergy is moving over Western Texas, III
Paso reporting 297S inches.
The weather IS cloudy at Corpus Christi.
Amarillo, oklahoma and Ah,lene. ana is
partly cloudy elsewhere.
abilene reports IL Of al inch of rain
and there was light shower at Calves.
ton.
Texas Cotton Ucgion nuuctin.
Texas cotton region bulletin for the
twcntyfour hours ending at a. M. YES
iarda, 7hih meridian time
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-05-18

Observations talSen by the United States
wea ,ier bureau at s .. IN. 18th meridian
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-05-18
| MADE A PARTY ISSUE IN THE HOUSE
Bailey Forced the Republicans to
Show Their Hand.

Washington, n
rcsentative BailS
licans on the
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-05-18

Athens May l7.--Thc Creek govern
mcnt hns issued a proclamation announce
ing that II does not desire any furthor
volunteers. explaining TINT there are AL
ready many volunteers In Athens for whom
IL IL impos4ible 20 find employment.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-05-18

London, May i1--Thc officials OF the
Creek legation today received dispatch
from Athena officially announcing the cess
sation of hoatlitlcs throughout EpIrus.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-05-18

THE PRICE OF PEACE
Powers Will Not Consider Turkeys
Enormous Demands.
SAID TO HAVE BEEN MADE SERIOUSLY
Turkish Military Officials Ask Per.
tincnt Que Stions.
A PROTEST MADE BY GREECE
Claims Tint the Powers Are Not
Keeping Their Compnct for
Cessation of uost,idcs.
A PROTEST MADE BY GREECE

Consten,inople. May l7.--A,i the powers
have agreed TO protest against the ocssion
Of Thtssaly to Turkey aud tho abolition OF
the capbulations.