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Omaha daily bee., 1897-06-13
SITUATIONS WANTED.

WANTED POSITION IN JEWELRY STORE;
can give best Of references; twelve years ex-
perience. Address q. H. Morgan, Ltchield,
Neb A--M9iC l3'
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wANTED-MALE HELP.

A FEW ENERGETIC, HUsTLtNG MEN CAN
ind steady. profitable work with c. f. Adams
Co. 52 SO. 10th st. B-G3l
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P!1s will be received at the office of
Grounds and Building department of the
Trans smississirN and International EXposi-
ton for the complete construction of the Nd
lninistration building. until o'clock D. m,
Wednesday, June %. 1897
Plans and specifications can be examined
in Room Gl3, Paxton block, on and after
June Is. T. I. Kirkendall.
Mgr. Grds. 81 Bldgs Dept.
Omaha daily bee., 1897-06-13

WANTED, AN IDEA; WHO CAN THINK OF
simple thing to patent? Protect your
ideas, they may bring you wealth. Write John
Wedderburn CO., Dept. " Patent Attorneys.
Washington, ID. g.. for their 81. 800 prize offer
and list of 1000 inventions wanted. B-M92b
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WANTED-SALESMEN TO SELL TO DEALERS
on time; 800 monthly and expenses: experience
unnecessary. Write for particulars Acme
Cigar Co., Chicago. B-9S3-13s
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WRITER'S.

LATEST MODEL TYPEwRlTERS; SUPPLIES.
United Typewriter & Supplies Co, 1912 Farnam
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SIDE LINE-SALESMAN REGULARLY COW
ering established route (Which state) can add
com. from prominent factory to earn 500 week
ly; weight, 20 lbs. Calls per thousand in
habitants Confidential" p. o. 1871 New
York.
Omaha daily bee., 1897-06-13

TO TRADE. HOME IN OMAHA FOR FARM IN
Southeastern Nebraska. or Weste'n Iowa, 4S
Z-9G4-li'
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AN INDICTMENT FOR YOU TO LEARN
the barber trade; splendid chance for
from everywhere; only two months to COM
plete and jobs for all: wages and experience
in city shops Saturdays while learning; tools
furnished for practice use and new. complete
outfit presented each graduate. New cata-
logue just out, mailed free. Molers Barber
School. 2S3 S. Clark street, Chicago. . .
B-M953 l4'
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SIDE LINE FROM OLD ESTABLISHED CCX)
factory: com $l2 to SIS weekly; few calls;
state route. CONFIDENTIAL" L. o. 1871. New
York. Rib l3
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EMPLOYMENT OFFICE

AMERICAN AND GERMAN EMPLOYMENT
bureau. 1924 Dodge. Telephone, Si6.
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Statesmen. FOR SIDE LINE; DRUGGISTS
confectioners, news and cigar stands buy II
send stamp. Ianna Co., 1874 Randolph St
Chicago. r.
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*lOO PER MONTH-WHY BE POOR OR HARD
up when an intelligent lady gentleman can
get a light easy position (all or part time) pay
ing 500 per month? r. World Mig. Co. u2)
Columbus. Ohio Permanent Write for place.
B-l2l-l3'
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WANTED, GIRL TO DO GENERAL. HOUSE.
work. Apply at once at 2Ol South 25th Ave.
C-Mg44 Ia
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MEN AND WOMEN, TO WORK FOR US DAY
or evening at their homes: pleasant work;
canvassng; experience unnecessary pay
salary; inclose stamp for particulars. Stand
ard Mfg. Co.. l42 w 23rd St. New York B-
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TWO APPRENTICES WANTED AT THE
Rhnock dress cutting school ZIG South 18th St
C-967-l3s
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WILL EXCHANGE 24-INCH MANS BICYCLE
for lady's wheel, will sell cheap. 2t23
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500 TO SL0JO-MAkE MONEY by SUCCESSFUL
speculation on the races. Send for book and
particulars. Morris Co.. ll9 Dearborn St,
Chicago. S-3S9-l3'
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AGENTS WANTED,

AS AM DESTROYS OF HAVING MY TOILET
prepara ations introduced into every home |
offering very liberal inducements to LADY
agents who will call upon ladies' in their
homes and take orders; pleasant. genteel WORK
and a chance to earn all the way from s2j 90
tu $4,000 per week. Write AT once for particu-
lars. Address, Nine. NJ. Yale. Chicago. Ill.
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81. eco DRUG STOCK FOR SALE IN SOUTH
western Iowa all new. including furniture ana
fixtures; a bargain If taken at once. Address
" Bee office, Council Bluffs. I-l4i l3A
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FOR SALE-A NICE HOME, 4i4S FARNAM ST.
0 rooms, modem in every respect. fine lawn,
very low price. Inquire of on premises.
RIG-Mgl9 Is"
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FOR SALE. HALF INTEREST IN AN OLD
established and profitable manufactur. ng busi-
ness in the grocery line; $500 cash required.
Address NJ u. Bee. N-l25 lS@
Omaha daily bee., 1897-06-13

WANTED, THREE Statesmen TO SELL
staple line to grocery and general store trade;
permanent position to right men. w. d. Can
non, jr & Co.. Iowa City. Iowa B-l2S 49,
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wANTED-FEMALE HELP.

WANTED A BOY; AN EXPERIENCED BUN
die wrapper, at Boston Store. B-Mli3 l5
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100 GIRLS FOR ALL KINDS WORK: 50 TO
81 week. Canadian office. 1922 Douglas.
Omaha daily bee., 1897-06-13

LADIES, DO PLAIN NEEDLEWORK AND
sewing home; stamped envelope particulars
sl.5o day; no fake. Wilday x Hutton. Fourth
ST., Philadelphia. C-9S4-lSs
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FOR SALE CHEAP. SHOE STORE IN FIRE.
mont, Nebraska; best location. cheap rent r.
a. Peterson, Fremont, Nebraska Y-M9S7 l4'
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HOUSES. LOTS. FARMS. LANDS. LOANS.
Geo. i. Bemis Real Estate Co, Paxton FLOCK.
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FOR sALE-IIEAL ESTATE.

KOUNTZE PLACE BARGAINS. So 500. s., $50 TO
So 500. see photos at 10Th and FarnHm Morse
Bldg. j. j. Gibson. b14 First Nat. Bank Bllg.
RI:-6G4
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FOR RENT. FURNISHED HOTEL. AT NORTH
Rend Neb Address j. W. Hall, North l'end,
Neb. S-M06l IA
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WANT TWO BRIGHT MEN. WITH GOOD AP-
pearance Cali Monday at brunswick hotel, be-
tween and 8. B-l5l 13s
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FOR SALE. WELL ESTABLISHED CASH DRY
goods business In Iowa, population 1000, best
corner location stock about 5000. good reason
for selling Address NJ 36 Bee N-tll l3'
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FOR SALE-FuRNITURE.

FOR SAIE-FURNlTuRE OF 7-ROOM HOUSE,
best condition, three hundred dollars, cheap.
IS. Bee office. O-lO3-13'
Omaha daily bee., 1897-06-13

Women with vitality do not suffer female
weakness and Irregularities. Blood is vital
ity. PHI Anaemlc Pink makes rich red
blood. 1t is composed largely OF concentrated
beer blood and is the great blood builder.
Omaha daily bee., 1897-06-13

ALL REAL ESTATE OWNED BY THE NE
braska Savings & Exchange Bank Will be sold
at very reasonable price. Vim. X. Potter
receiver. RE-GI5
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-12-23

China 10000 rifles with payment Ave
years hence. China has accepted the pro-
posal''
According to dispatch to the Times
from Kobe, japan. the news from Port Ar
thur has greatly disturbed the Japanese
ministry. Long cabinet councils have been
held and the high military officials have
attended. The Japanese newspapers, the
dispatch says, are nonplussei at the situa-
ton in The Far East. while the ministry
Is involved in domestic troubles connected
with Its taxation proposals, TO which the
diet is hostile
The Times In an editorial on the s!tua-
tor sarcastically asks whether the Gel-
man press In claiming a Russo German en-
tente in China, and Emperor william in
his speech at Graudenz anticipated Rus
sia's demand for the removal of German
drill sergeants from the Chinese army. II
adds, with reference to the demand for
the dismissal o. the English engineers,
our fekin correspondent says China is
hesitatins and possibly We may be able
TO appeal 10 motives at Pekin which Will
strengthen China's disinclinatlon TO COM
ply with the Russian request for the dis
missal of the Britishers."
With reference 10 the probability of Rus
sia advancing 10 China money to pay the
war indemnity 10 Japan. and thus COM
reiling Jaran to evacuate Wei Hal Wei,
the Times openly recognizes the advisable.
Is of an Anglo Japanese entente, arguing
that the combined British ami Japanese
fleets would be we'll able to prevent dis
turbance of the balance Of power in Chi
IA. Other papers express the same opinion.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-12-23
STATE.

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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-12-23
WASHINGTON.

japan wltharaws fer objection 10 tno
annexation of Hawaii bv this country.
hu, wgnts Der immigrants there as
sured protection,
Outlc,k for the passage Of the bank
rt,ptcy b,N bv congress - favorable.
war denar' men; preparing to send
relief TO the Klorllkers.
socretai'y Gaze replies 70 tho reSaiu-
tons Of the 10 leraaon or Labor
whcf condemn fas monetary nlan,
Miss Leila Hcrhert comrnt'ed sui
ode Ivy jumping from window attrr
having first cut an artery.
Wcicott. Secretary Gage and lfesf-
cont MoKinley ear NO; rcaeh an nn-
derstersdinp on the monetary question,
ana there are rumors Of Woleotts re-
signing from the senate.
I'm 10 be introduced in congress to
fund pensions
Departments officially taxes notice OF
the murder Of Two American sailors IN
Japan
rreasrry officials WIN Try 70 hide tae
bls deficN by Juggling flgnies.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-12-23
WOLCOT7M May RESIGN
Either He or Secretary Gage Is Ia a
False Position.
MKINLEY CANT AGREE WITH BOTH.
One OF Them Is for Silver and the
Other for Gold.
A'KINLEY CANT AGREE WITH BOTH.
THE PRESIDENT MUST CHOOSE
'hc colorado senator Ia Very Likely
To Abandon the international
utmctallism" scheme soon,

New York. December 2a.-The World
prints the following special dispatch from
Washington' The exclusive publication
IN the World OF Senator wolcotts thrca,
to resign from the United States senate
created sensation here in political cir
oles, While many believe that his indig.
nation may sufficiently cool of 10 prevent
the actual REIMBURSEMENT of his seat, all
agree that his return to the advocacy OF
free and unlimited silver coinage Is GER
tain.
The position In which Senator Wolcott
is placed Is well understood by all those
who realize the peculiar situation wniSh
doyolved With respect TO the adnlnistta-
ton and the monetary commission OF
which the Colorado senator wax chair
man. Either President Mckinley and
Secretary Gage are at variance or sena-
tor Wolcott and his sympaihizcrs arc ut
torly deceived az TO tho presidents Rt-
titude. Mr.. Wolcott has since his return
from Europe talked long and earnestly
with the president, and yet he defends
the president white taking position OF
open antagonism to Secretary Gage.
The assertion is made by Wclcotis sym-
pathizers that Secretary Gage misrepro-
scnts the administration. and II not for
the political disturbance II would cause
Gage would retire from the cabinet This
assertion, which is now made privately,
is likely he be made public before long.
II this is done an issue Will be raised
and the public viii know the facts. The
result will probably be that Mr., Woloott
viii find that he misunderstood the rrosi-
| dents position and will then dramatical-
ly announce his indignation ut the adj
| ministration.
| The president can hardly be in sym,
pathy with both Secretary Gage and Tho
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-12-23
THE DUEL is OFF.


Atlanta, Ca, December 22.-The gentle
man who have Represented Editor Orth
Stein and Attorney Harvey Johnson in their
sensational dispute. separated tonight with
out being able to adjust matters. johnson
declines to meet Stein in duel because
the latter was once convicted OF murder
charge. Solicitor General O'Neil, who
started all the trolble by slapping Stems
face takes the same position. Both
say tonight that they will XIII
Stein without regard to ne code II he
molests them again, and Stein has issued
statement, through his seconds. saying
that he proposes to give them an oppor-
tunity The entire detective force OF the
city is watching all the parties concerned,
A number of minor/encounters have grown
cut of the affair and Stems friends openly
say that they will stand by him to the
nd
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-12-23

Some pretty holiday Displays IN the
stores srl sFow windows.
FRED Foster. chlrgal VITA murder,
gets another contlnuarce and rednc-
ticn Of bail,
Il splcn5h report OF the result OF
the Fruit, Flower and Vegetable Fes-
ttyai
A number OF Christmas trees ana
festivacs arranged for the holidays.
I.ac.es OF the Faith Home have a
plan for raising funds,
Tho Bcsvens-A.sbury and Lester
Goldman weddings.
Frank swain gets two years for big
amy.
Inc goyeraor accepts AN invitation
to be sn Houston st. Patrlck's day.
4 decision on point in tho new
OCCUPATION tax law.
a suggestion concerning the propos-
el repsscment OF Main street.
The County commissioners OF Dallas
here TO inspect the asphalt pave
Iatnt
Trouble on southern Pacific train
over the posscss.on OF u child.
Several shots were necessary In stop
pins an escaped prisoner y
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-12-23
MAY DE rRouDLE.
Chinese Council Divided as 10 How
to Treat Germany.


to Treat Germany.
Pekin December 22.-The Chinese gov
eminent has granted Russia permission 10
winter her squadron at Port Arthur. Great
Britain demands auid FRO quo If the CON
eossion has been made to other powers.
1t has been suggested that the Japanese
and British occupy Wei Hal Wei Jointly.
The situation at Kaio Chau bay is un-
changed. Germany remains unyiclding
ard the Chinest council is divided
us to whether IL should be peace
or war with Germany. China rv-
CARDS Russia as Ter only friend and Is
asking her advice alone British Influence
is nil. having suffered greatly through the
loan negotiation. China is now negotiating
loan with Russia. The latter demands
the disni sal Of British railroad engineers
in North China. and it is probable II viii
lie granted German drill instructors VIII
be dismissed at the expiration of their
contracts and viii be replaced by Russians.
Russian officers have already been APP
pointed 10 drill the armies Of North Chlhi.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-12-23
HE DEFENDS HIS BILL.
SECRETARY GAGE REriJEs TO THE
FEEDER ,1IoN 0E LABOR.
Asks President Gompcra Ia Devise u
ueucr Monctnry Pian Thnn the
frpe'.4 ~ sagersss 80 co,ssrcsS.

Washington. December 2a.SecrotagS
Gnsc has written The following letter 10
President Gompcrs OF the Federation Of
Labor
Il have read with care the resolutions
adopted the Goth instant at Nashville ny
the Federation OF Labor which reclto as
follows;
4" Resolved. That We declare ourselves
most positively opposed TO the Gage iin-
ancial bill recently introduced In congress
by the secretary OF the treasury, IT. is a
MEASURE that. II adopted az a law viii
only the more hrmy rlvot the gold stand
ard on the people OF the country and per-
petuate ito disastrous effects In every
form.
. Resolved, That we pronounce The Gage
bill an undisguised effort 10 retro our
grccuback currency and all government pa
per money with view to tho Substitution
OF National banks in their stead and thus
fasten tho S'ni1hal bank system for years
upon the American people
Now, II II be true that the gold stand
ard--by which things have been measured
az TO prices for the last sixty years In this
country lis not to the interest of the labor
Ing classes of the United States, then I
words, do not believe that the exploita-
ton of one class by another. eithor
through false weights, partial laws or
bad monetary system can he made to work
Tor the permanent beneft OF tie exploiting
class itself or for The general veal, cvoa
IL IL were defenslble on any ground. real
or just, which IL is not. Granted therefore,
that tie perInaneDce OF the gold standard
| ffor which argue) operates in this evil
direction then your resolutions OF con-
| Gemnatlon are well founded, and am just-
| ly charged, either with an ignorance which
constitutes me a foolish advocate or With
a pcfyefsity OF motive which makes NC aH
evil adviser.
II have right to dIsavow the charge OF
poryersity or evil purpose since there is
nothing In my Whole life, as related to my
| fellow men either in word or In deed from
which the possession by me OF such char
actefistlcD can be inferred, much less
demonstrated,
But Ignorance OF them unconscioueiy
works an injustice Ignorance Is a relative.
not an absolute term, since few are totally
Ignorant and none is absolutely wise. Nor
does the number constituting the group,
change this fast since the wisdom of
group. however large, can net BIZ greater
than that OF the wlsest man In IT,
This remains true whether the subject
matter Involves knowledge Of astronomy.
physics or finance. The condemnation
there Involved in the resolutions referred
TO Is measured by the jrst or imperfect
apprehension OF questions relating 70
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-12-23
JAPAN AND HAWAII.
No objection Ia the Annexation OF
the Islands ny the United states.

No objection To the Annexation OF
the Islands ny the United states.
Washington, December 81, Minister
Hosh OF Japan was In conference with
Secretary Sherman at tho state department
today. The status OF the Hawaiian nego-
ilations has changed materially since tho
minister's return from Japan, There Is no
further protest on the part OF the Japan
csc government TO the annexation OF tho
islands and indeed. ii Is asserted, that tho
Japanese policy never went TO the extent OF
a positive protest. ~ any evont that
branch OF the question IS consdcred closed,
and the present purpose OF the Japanese au-
thorites Is 10 secure specific assurances
from the United States that In case Hawai-,
is annexed all Japanese IN the islands viii
be protected, In the last letter MIR. Shcr-
man wrote TO Minister loshi on the sub
ject of annexation he made prominent the
assurance that all Japanese In the island
would be amply safcguar,ied Tho desire,
therefore, is TO convert this general assur-
ance into specific guarantees. II is said
that this does not include IN aaaArcnce Of
the continuance OF the immgmton treaty
between Japan and Hawaii, IA that Is ire
vocahle by its terms Ia six months and the
revncaton would apply in case Hawaii he
came q part OF the United States, There
is likely 10 bo considerable difference Of
opinion and prolonged negotiations over the
exact extent OF tho guarantees TO be given
Japan.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-12-23

PEACE THREATENED.
EDginndfs prctcpsiou Puts Europe
ON Notice ot Crisis.

tuHiunus VrctcuStOu Puts Europe
ON Notice ot Crisis.
st. Petersburg. December 2s-In a
strongly anti British article today the No
vosti says: In consequence OF the proten-
sion OF England to compensate herself for
the Russian occupation of Port Arthur by
the acquisition OF Port Hamilton or Iaza-
rolf and In view of the possibility of tho
disturbing action OF Japan, Europe stands
on the brink OF a grave diplomatic compli-
cation 1t is therefore wei. 10 recall that
reinforcement of the German squadron in
the Pacific permits Russia France and
Germany to effectively prevent the dis
turbance of the balance OF power between
the three powers on the one hand and
Great Britain and Japan on the other, such
as might be produced by violent seizures OF
territory.
The Novosti expresses the hope that the
isolation of Great Britain in regard to
other European powers Will "paralyze her
actions sufficiently TO permit the pr.serva :
ton of peace from dangers threatened ..
the present moment
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-12-23
,Iunnn Can Not Act.

London, December 22.--The vienna cor
respondent of the Standard says 1t has
been ascertained that the first news of
the occupation OF Port Arthur emanaeed
from Toxic, a fact significant Of Japane sc
vigilance.
Discussing the Japanese position, ne
correspondent says she can not declare
wsr against either China or Russia, be-
cause if nhe did the ten large ironclAds
that are being built for her in Europe
aud America. which are nearly hnishni'
would be shut up until the war was oyer.
She will therefore risk nothing by herself. =
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-12-23

Colorado sensaor, as Gage stands simply
for gold and Wolcot,. for oliver. As things
are now tending the precedent will prob
ably have 10 break with one or the other OF
them, and unless he is misunderstood by
leaders OF his party and persons closest 10
him, the break will not be with the Sec
rotary OF the treasury.
The committee room Of Senator Wolcott
was besicgcd by those desiring conhrma-
tion or denial Of the authentic statement
that he contempla,es forwarding his rssig-
nation to the governor OF his State unless
the presidents Endorsement OF Secretary
Cages financial plans should be less direct
and pronounced, No satisfactory informa-
tion was given TO those inquiries, without
making n definite statement Senator Wolf
colt left the city and will not return TIL
Thursday
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-12-23
LING OF SAILORS.
(ER OF TWO AMERICAN SEA-
EN OFFICIALLY NOTICED.
|"ere Returning to Their Ships
FL Killed and Neither Was
nder Influence of Liquor.

mston, December 22.--Further de-
'ae Killing of the two American
attached TO the United States fleet
. have been received here and have
ouent to the attention of the de-
y OF state, which has begun an in
'oa; montgomery, it appears, IVES
iokohama September last. He
intoxicated, but was murdered by
Iprs case was similar, except that
mn ie =. al Nagasaki during the pres
W. ne had been on leave and was
4, ABOARD ship when murdered. The
sa.hered shows that he was per-
ana some sailors on a passing
eng cries for help looked over
n ~ time to see him being thrown
n wat Lacking a small boat they
suceof him. His body was found
ass iater floating In the bay. The
sosernment was appealed to in
| No anu waile some arrests have been
american contingent Vim Japan
4 ~ perpetrators of the murders
~ large 1t is said thai a Japan
~ 'ne harbor is obliged TO register
seis before CARRYING them of
s aa. UNDER ordinary conditions it
h easy TO ind the guilty parties.
En-, ,apanese legation today i: was
s we matter had not been
A. tneir attention, The legation
~. Hol regard the matter as seri-
~ say the Japanese government
~ amplest protection 10 rore,en
nv, Su sailors and that il thsre has
ksSi, ~ .hese cases the government
~, Wiil make the fullest inquiry
me- w" Va IT Is pointed out, however.
a u local and Individual char-
~ ~. assume an International as
v,,s government is IN M way con.
! tha mem Its only province Is 70
In aMs are executed impartially,
Al, same protection 10 foreigners
6ana.se subjects. In the afrray az
Z, last September, IN which a
american sailors from the
VA sre injured, it is said that the
N ~ oelween the sailors and coolies
See ), japanese police came to the
In 81. tne American sailors. The
kmha.a 10 be substantially similar
s ~ which have occurred in tile
IN s, IN which Japanese subjects
In assaulted by mcbs. Severn, OF
kp,r,ses are now pending before the
! Jsnasnt. complaints having been
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-12-23
COMMERCIAL.

Liysrrocs cotton tribe lower. but
tne Amer.ena markets are srner ami
higher on Ag;H receipts ana heavy eA-
ports.
The market bare Of turkeys. anu
prices unusually high
Eggs advance 60 z cents In case lots.
Stare markets urehanged, with 1t
TIE dosr;g.
DuInsas prevails IN the grain ana
provisions suarkuas. May wheat Is ON.
Net gains in the stock market. de-
spite stiff money market,