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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-09-03
HIS CAREER IN CHICAGO,

Chicago September 2.-Hcnry W.
Cooper, who travels under the name Of Sir
Harry Westwood Cooper, NJ. D., and who
was arrested in SAN Francisco for swim
ding, lived in Chicago for time under
the name of Milward, and represented him
self as an English physician To num-
Der of persons he explained that he was
Il member OF thu English nobility, and
claimed that he was in receip. OF a regular
income from estates Of his family.
He lived extensively, spont money free
ly, and for time was entertained by some
Of tho best families in the city. The full
extent Of his, swindling Is not definitely
known, but he is said to. have been one
OF the most clever in his unlawful profes-
sion.
The Bankers Protective association is
said to want him for alleged fraudulent
work In the East, and his arrest IN san
Francisco is the outcome OF long period
Of watching and shaic~ing On the part of
tho Pinkerton agency there and through
out the country.
In addition to his swindllng operations,
Cooper is accused OF being Il bisamst, q
woman claiming to have been married 10
him shortly before his departure f)r san
Francisco with his latest sife.
II Cooper is convicted on the swlnGlins
charge 1t IS quite probable he vii, be
brought to Chicago at the expiration of
his sentence.
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HYMENEAL..

DOBBS-SEAY-Wa xahache Texas, Au-
gust 81 IT. j. Dobbs was married to Miss
Rosa Seay on Sunday afternoon by Rev.
j. b. Riddle. pastor Of the Finst Baptist
church.
HARGRUs- HARVEY -Hauwood, Texas.
August 31,-Married at the residence OF
brides father, Miss Salle Harvey to Mr.
Kent Harsrus. Both parties are well
known In this place
BLACKBURN SHELTON - Berclair,
Texas September MIR Irving Blackburn
CT Quincy and Miss Viola Shelton OF this
place We're Joined In matrimony last night,
Rev. Whatley officiating.
EDGAR MURPHY Georgetown. Texa.,.
August 2l.-Mies Annie Murphy and MIR.
Joseph Edgar, Il young couple lflm Tay-
lor drove here yesterday and were mar
ried by Rev. w C Shaw They seemed
anxious to have Judge W. T Robertson
tic the knot, but he was cut OF town. They
were accompanied by dozen young
friends
handy MOORE - Grandview, Texas,
August 21.-Married in this city Wednes,
day August Is, Rev. D. d. Smyth officiat-
ing, Claud a. Handy to Miss Emma
Moore, II was a very quiet affair, but few
OF their friends knowing anything Of IL
until it was all over. The bride is The sec
ond daughter Of Captain and Mrs. K. w
Moore. The groom Is popular young
druggist Of Venus, Texas.
EZELT-- RUDOLPH - eyille. Texas,
August @l.--Mr. John Ezoll and Miss Mat
tie Rudolph two well known young people
Of this city. were married yesterday morn
ing at o'clock at the residence OF Justice
s w Jack. The wedding was cunsum-
nation OF rather a romantic eiopement
The parents Of the bride stringently OPP
rosel the match and have on more than
one occasion during the past month olt-
witted Cupids most carefully planned
schernts for uniting the young people al
Hymen's shrine. But low laughs at locks
ana bars. parental ediets and MI things
else that would Illustrate its wishes. Yes
terday the young lady succeeded In esid-
ing parental vigilance long enough TO be
spirited away by her lover, and before an
angry father could intervene the nupdal
knot WAS tied rs tight as the State OF Texas
couli draw IT, Both ~ the contracting
parties have a host OF friends, who wish
them a long and prosperous welded life.
BARNHILL BEACH Luling. TEXAS
seotember Married at the Bapusi
church in this city wednesday evening at
S 80. e. r. Barnhill. Esq. to Miss Minnie
n. Beach, Rev. T. j. Doeson Of Seguin CT
ficiating Sir. S. S. Lyman and Miss
Willie Beach and Mr.. ID, l.. Beach. editor
Of tho Gonzales Inquirer. and Miss Mary
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HOUSTON Daily POST FRIDAY MoRNINe sEPTEAREH 3 lsa7

ment OF Gourkhas. with Brigadier General
ieatman- Biggs and his staff, has arrived
at Hangu- There the camp, which was
open and scattered has been transformed
into defenslble position, surrounded by
sheltered trenches and breastworks OF
earth bags. The camp has also been we'll
supplied with stores and ammunition
According to reliable reports there nre
lo,VVo hostile Orkazais on the hills sur
rounding Hangu. General Yeatrnan- 81 rgs
mas with him a mountain battery the
Royal irish regiment and five native regl-
ments. TIE Eighteenth Bengal lancers
nho me Ninth field battery are at shipwari
10 cut off the retreat OF the enemy.
Advices from Shabakadar say that tho
m'iiiah is threatening the front OF that
place, where the enemy has collected IN
great numbers. Colonel Mills, who Il In
command at Shabaksdar, has at his dispo-
sal the Twentieth Punjaub infantry Ire
Ihirty- ninth Gourkhas, the Thirteenth
Bengal lancers, battery of field artiI
lery, wing Of the Somcrsetshire lirh, in
iantry. The balance of the Somersetshire
regiment and the Twenty sixth infantry
are on their way to reinforce Colonel Mills
at Shabakadar
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UNION PACIFIC
Trustees Are Authorized to Sch
Bonds from Time TO Time.

New York, September In an order
issued by Judge Lacombe OF the United
States circuit court hero today the trus-
tees upon the collateral trust indenturc
of the Union Pacific Railway company
were authorized to sell from time 10 tim.
any bonds, stocks or securities held by
them for the purpose of procuring funds
with which to redeem outstanding col
lateral notes in 1891, with an agreement
with the creditors of the company.
The suit of which this order is an out
come was brought by j. +. Morgan and
others against the Union Pacific comrany
and Frederick II. Coudert and others as
receivers and in the complaint Il was
charged that prior TO August Is. 1891 the
defendant company issued promissory OBJ
legations amounting TO Si7 900 900 pledgiue
stocks and bonds as security. The credit
ors agreed 10 accept G'per cent collateral
notes made payable August 1884, and
secured by pledges 10 be deposited with
DreNel. Morgan d CO. as trustees. The
question OF disposition OF the seoiIrities
deposited with this firm was entrusted 10
j. p. Morgan and others. The firm de-
lvered collateral notes TO the amount ~
slsIlo00O aud there are now outstanding
SS,l2I 900 with interest
The plaintiffs asked that II the .a,iroa /,
company should fail to redeem these notes.
power be given 10 the trustees TO scl Sc
chritles TO be issued in paying notss.
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GOOD RIFLE SHOOTING.
Georgians Arc Winning First Prizes
10 New Jersey.
THE MILITIA AT TARGET PRACTICE.
Southern Men Are Making the Hest
ScOrcs--itcsuit of the National
League BAN Games.
HE MILITIA AT TARGET PRACTICE.

Seagirt. N. r.. september 2.--Georg'Aa Is
carrying everything before it in the matth
that is being held under the auspices of
the Now Jersey State Rifle assotlahSn
and the National Rlic association, The
Georgia teams have won all OF the first
prizes easily. In the Gnto rState military
match for the "Brongo Soldier of Maru-
thnn." which was presented by Tile goy-
ornor of New York In 1915, 10 be shot fir
annually by teams from the National
Guard OF each State, the Georgia bys
did brilliant work.
At 90 yards. Captain Cam, Lieutcnnt
wilson and privWtes Austin, Mercer md
Wilson all scored the possible ten BITS
eyes IN sIdte of a strong wind dircly
across the range. The contest IL opcito
twelve men of the National Gpardof
each State and Territory, ten shots esh.
nj 200 yards and 600 yards.
Today only three State were rcpresd- |
ed Georgia, New York and New Jerse
and Goorgin made IA score Of li07 p1is |
cut OF a possible 1900. New York cae
next, with l072 and New Jersey was thi
with 1922. 1>he skirmisl iiring In &
regimcntal team and Columbia match
WAS not begun until O'Clock and was II
fin shed until dark. The scores ana VI |
neis will no, lie ascertained until toms
row IL Is believed. however. that I
Georgia team has taken the first prlsi
There seems to be a great possibility thl
crack ehots now here. VIII be sent abro
to meet all corners.
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unIer Her Chin

one OF the prettiest IDEAS this season has
shown has been tho fun and fluffy crovat
the pretty girl has tied In q bow at her
| neck 49,
THESE cravats are modelled after tba
Louis XIV. style and are made of tulle
ihousoeline do sole and silk Tho portInn
mat encircles the neck In worn inslda
the collar OF the gown. but IL AZ false
economy to dispense with II, as IL sbows
Tor about half an inch above the edge
OF inc collar. The bow should be VERY
large aud have no ends.
~ view OF the perishabie quality NJ ,ba
eoods used II should be made IN and
securely fastened and not tied each tim
70 ohthin smart. stiff appearance each
DOW should be wired with hat wire. bo,,nd
win ribbon the shade 81 the craynt. Tha
eoiofS need have no reference 10 tho poa,n
"oTh, pale salmon pink with a toilet 80
plsht' hard blue or soft yellow. In con
junction with doye-gray. being most ha-
'oHihs to fair women. while a f,amn-coJo- .
)ow with black and white gown ~
fright violet on a dress OF prsen a,,i,a
'runette. Sven SUITS
WIN a little soft ecru lace standing ~,
tno pach OF the collar these bows arn
49, oes. hhishing touch woman can
~, - iace runie IL inserted TO match
:. 'nu s'seve u is pretty idea 10 To-
ma avs ,ah only from the back OF the
,nu, WINE on the other side OF he sleena
,paars small ruffle Of the tnlIa 70
o.s'eiIne Do sole. For mourning w.
!, aIls they are Introducing the Iont,.
- eIayat OF black satin.
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ADoLPH LIETGERT.
SIR HARRY COOPER.
TORONTO POLICE HAVE HIM ON
THEIR LIST AND WANT HIM.
Something of His Career in Canada
ana Also in ChicngO-Accusedo OF
Digamy and Swindling.

Toronto. Ont, September THE To-
on Sir Harry Cooper, now under arrest in
San Francisco. The alleged swindler APP
peared in Mulmer township last February
as the escort of Miss Nellie Atkinson, who
was returning to recuperate after a long
Illness in Toronto. He was known to her
and at William Halls boarding house as
DR.. Henry Westwood Cooper. where he had
lived with his wife and her young brother
since their arrival from Australia last De-
cember Cooper said he had practiced
medicine in Australia for about "a year and
half, and held papers which purported to
be diplomas from one OF the London, Eng
land. medical colleges
His wife went to the village of Stanton
in April. and is there at present. She says
she was Miss Bertha Young OF Brisbane.
Australia, where Cooper married her Il
couple of years ago, Cooper followed his
wife to Stanton and boarded at the home
of Thomas Campaign, where he became a
great favorite He paid especial court to
Miss Campaign Is years old, whom be
persuaded to marry him, saying the woman
who passed as Mrs Cooper was not mar
ried to him. He told the girls parents that
she was suffering from dangerous throat
disease and offered to take her to Toronto
for treatment. This was assented to.
On May II last. In company with mem.
Der of the Campaign family, Cooper went
to Shelbourne and procured marriage IL
cense and borrowed sum Of money from
friend of the family. He then took the
girl to Toronto, satisfying her with the
marriage license and her parents with his
reputation as a throat specialist. They
remained together in Toronto for time,
and then disappeared and have not been
heard OF here since.
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Barnett of Whltcsboro We're the attend
ants Or. z. Bell and J. u. Sanders acted
as ushers. The church was beautifully
decorated with flowers and everrrecns,
Misses Jeanette Jacobs and Lille Ma
than acting as flower girls. strcwing tho
pathway of the bridal couple with wreaths
of delightfully."- fragrant blossoms. The
wedding march wac rendered In mag
nificent manner by Mrs. Or. J. Van Gas
ken. Mr.. Rarnhill is a leading young law
yer. aud his fair bride one OF the most
popular and accomplished young ladies'.
The young couple start out ON tho voyage
OF life with the coed wishes OF a host OF
warm friends.
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AI'ININLEY Ar FREMONT.
He Joined in Al Reunion of His Old
ReGimcnt.

Fremont, Ohio, September 2.--This was
a day of pleasure for President Mckinley.
At 8 O'Clock a breakfast party TO invited
guests of the city was given at the Hayes
homestead in the presidents honor. The
rest OF The day was spent in renewing old
friendships with his comrades OF the
Twenty third Ohio regiment and taking
part in the reunion exercises. The presi-
don't was in particularly happy mood to-
day and took great delight in chatting with
the members OF his old regiment and in
recalling "reminiscences. He is very fond
OF the boys IN blue and takes no pains TO
conceal 1t. They all seem 10 know 1t ana
recipiocate the feeling most heartily, He
greetS them on the same footing, appar-
emily, and is lust as glad 10 miugle with
them as during the days when he was only
a citizen.
At o'clock tomorrow the president and
party go 10 Columbus to attend the state
fair.
Eighty-two members OF the Twenty
third regiment were here today in attend
ance OF the twenty eighth annual reunion
OF the regimental association. touching
scene took place al Oakland cemetery, the
burial place OF President Hayes. President
Mckinley, escorted by members OF the
Tnenty-thrd regiment, visited the grave
about noon. where. with heads uncovered.
brief service was held. The president was
yisi5iy affected as he made few touching
remarks regarding the dead commander. In
tho afternoon camp fire was held in Spiel
grove. where about 1000 people were gath
cred. President Mckinley acted rs presd-
ing officer OF the day. ard in response 10
the welcoming address by Major a. H.
Jackson, delivered happy speech to his
old comrades.
Addresses We're also made by Secretary
Aiser. Senator Hanna. General Brooke.
Judge Hammond of Memphis. ex-Goyernor
Foster and others.
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THE NATIONAL LEAGUE.

The most interesting feature OF the
tionai League games yesterday Is that
Louis won gamo They played ton
nlngs at Baltimore and IN the last /
Browns got IN tho winning run. Bost
did not play Chicago o. account If "
grounds, consequently Baltimore Is ST
at the top. win q uiafg.r Of one poi
New York and Cincinnati are uuchangt
n tie game hcing the result Of the conte
BROOKLYN won and lost d ganic and q
yanced hut one point. IN consequence
which 'Jttshurg goes TO eighth place a
Louisyilln TO ninth. Brloklyn siippi
back to ten.h War hington has dropp
back to eleventh.
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silver Export Duty Abolished.

Lima. Peru. September 2.-The project
OF province Of Puneo telegraphs there is
no truth in the report that party OF b.
hvians has invaded Peruvian territory.
The senate has approved the abolition of
the export duties ON silver corn, bullion
and plate. Gold dust. coin and bullion,
however. will still have to pay duly.
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iAL INTERCOUjR Sc.
TO BE the Object of the
|ev Alliance.

to be the Object of the
CIV Alliance.
mber 2.-The minister OF
Boucher. is quoted in an
fted by the Gaulois TO-DAY
the governments of France
anxious to make every eff
i with their economic inter-
commercial intercourse be-
countries. Continuing, NJ.
y ala not entertain the least
IA would abandon her pro
gas the chief object of Rus
n" capital into the empire
~ had been crowned With
!, french, SWISS, Belgian and
gturers having established
a. On the other hand the
was 10 encourage exports.
government contracts could
nch influence had succeed
n them. For instance con-
Hntly been obtained 20 con-
locomotives for Russia arft,
pIadge over the Neya. The
d itself. -"
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stnte pnp,Is1 CnnycntIon.

Fort Worth. Texas. September LAT a
iont meeting Of the congregations OF the
broadway aud FStst Baptist CHURCHES to-
night. Rev G. s.. Tumlln, pastor Of the
former was cf1sen moderator. 1t was
reorasented that Tho State Baptist con-
ventson. to have beea held Ia Weatherford
in October. MJlld not be held there and
that Fort Worth could secure the meeting.
The body was notified thut IL was the
"onril'sion % ire Gcacons OF the Fms
Papcst chur-h rhat Il was not best 70
consider The in1iter This city VIII be a
candidate for the lsas convention how
ever
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ST. 1'ouls. September 2.--soven furIong..
seliIng--chiswcli, Draw Scott. Tago. Time
l:29S.
Five and ha,f furlonfs. selling-sir ,Jo-
9enn Lister Myrtle. katio RntherDord.
SIX fmlongs. selling -.Iuanlta, sIdduba.
Reel, Time l:1S ''
rive and u half furiongs. PURSE Irerroll.
Levy Of The West. Dave Waldo. Time :o,
sH iurlongs, selling Ardaen, Nlch,olAh.
Medd,tF. Tine l:iiM
Six furloutas- .rrailby Con Reay.n f,,
Gal0p. linn Ill -
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1nd,nn nntion. Cot on.

Las Cruces. N. NJ. September 1.-The
government has cut or all rations to the
Apache Indians except -four. They are
Threatening an uprising. and settlers near
the reservation are very much exercised.
There are about 200 Indians on the Apache
reservation.
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letting AMBITIOUS,
Virtue May Get the Small
|tioa into Trouble.
|NT WITH WANTING HAWAII
y Secretly EndeavOring to
Str0I of the Nicaraguan
Advices.

september IA special 10
rom Washington says:
content with an Interference
Int McKinley's Hawaiian an
icy. now has designs upon
an canal. According to semi
les just received here from
apan is negotiating with the
Greater Republic of Central
ch recently met in Salvador,
struction of the Nicaragua
ndently and In defiance OF
and influence of the United
Yer nations.
OF Japan. taken In connec-
recent attitude In regard to
nexation, is OF the greatest
showing as 1t does, 10 the
hat there is no limit to the
he nation, and that her ag-
y may yet get her into trou-
United States. That the adj
will resent any interference
hraguan canal project, as it
Ise OF the Hawaiian annexa-
pes without saying.
b encompass 1t, according 10
advices received here, she
obtain the abrogation of all
possessed by the United
ltion to inter oceanic transit
lture of the American canal
bm Nicaragua and to imme-
Ia treaty with the diet of the
bile OF Central America. CIV
bl of the canal route through
IN the negotiations Costa
been consulted, it being well
she would not assent to
featy rights.
suspected in some quarters
who has always been anx-
be at least a joint control Of
ght be working in collision
the "dickering" with the
rstood to be in progress. but
35ome to the surface to indi-
has encouraged Japan In
lat the agent of the Nicara-
company has laid the facts
itchcok of the Canal COM
York, with the suggestion
department be appraised OF
ptiations that are now being
fween Japan and the diet.
the president of Nicaragua,
pod, has admitted to close
s that Japan is negotiating
4 but In each case he ad-
ttest secrecy.
ter just received in this city
ia says. Among the Ameri-
America the belief is gem
Republic of Central
is represented in its diplo-
by a diet composed of three
each from Nicaragua, Sal
pduras, was organized prin-
b that Nicaragua might alb
Tom individual responsibility
thereby abrogate her inter-
with the Urited States.
led Greater Republic re-
4 lure of tho United States
s& Pie Greater Republic (up-
~ enor Rodriguez as ministerl
TO accredlt United States
e Greater Republic is like
nake a treaty with Japan
foncessions for the construc-
Ipal.
y States minister here believes
! news reaches Washington
rtment will send a note to
If she is seeking TO inter-
reaty rights in the premises.
In Nicaragua believe that
$ lates will insist that her
'eaties with Nicaragua, Sal
s and Costa Rica are yet in
I the diet claims that Near
d'iras are no longer sepa-
dual nations and are there
BILE"
state department officials
mat any information has
On official channels to con
wees on this subject, there
s believing that the authori-
watching Js1~a's move
raj America with more or
for some time mast
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cldcnpo, septembnr 2.--IIarsn results:
Sly fu"'ongs--GlobN n Stars and Stripes.
Lady Marie Time 1;l6
Five furlonss-tryBtallin Candleblaek.
foan- Time l:0li,.
SiS furionf9-.Joe Shelby. Morlarty. Tet-
Ia May. Time l;l5Ia.
Time l3. N'''''
Mile and siydcenth-Neced,b Tom,
iiothnE, Charlie ChrIsty. Time 1876.
SIX furiohgs -liluo jacket, Miss Young.
H",on Wren. Time 1i5.
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London. September 2.-The thunder
storms and heavy rains which have IRE
vailed all the week throughout Great Fri
tain and the continent eliminated last
evening in severe gale, which did much
damage to trees and crops, resulting in
numerous shipping casualties in he Eng
fish channel and flooded many parts OF the
Thames valley
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posiaI,s Line Opened.

New York. September To-day the
Postal Cable and Telegraph companys new
route to South America was opened with a
reduction In rates OF 20 per cent. This Is
a new route and competing service TO Uru-
quay, Paraguay. Argentine Republic and
Brazil via Hayti and Para.
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constantlnople, September 1.-THE sui
tan has conferred the grand Gordon OF the
Order of Osmanich upon Mgr. Maghaki Or
milan. the Armenian patriarch, and the
grand Gordon OF the Order OF Nichanl- Che
fakat upon the daughter Of Arlin Pasha
under foreign secretary
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| MEXICO.

ne Anarchist, Has Con
ia Concession.
TO- September New York
I was quoted q, las pre-
the French anarchist who
|ed' makes a full confession
Pr with anarchists In Spain.
that he was not connected
eiona bomb throwing. He
r. mild sort OF person and
lowed to gain an honest lly-
OF the State OF Zaeatscas
Nv with President DLaz to-
system Of water works in
tecas, which resulted in the
ing a concession for this
q Joseph A. Robertson. a
Flean capitalist. He has
capitalists associated with
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Seven BODIES Recovered.

Geneva, Switzerland, September "A
dispatch from Montreux, fourteen miles
from here. announces that the asylum for
the insane, which is in cou1ss of construe-
tton, collapsed, burying a lot OF workmen
in the ruins. Up to the time the message
was sent the bodies of seven dead men had
been recovered and seven others seriously
wounded were removed
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Venezuela Elections.

New York September "A dispatch to
the Herald from Caracas says: The gem
eral elections for a choice for president
began September /, and every indication is
that General Ignacio Andrade, the liberal
candidate, will be elected.
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IS THREATENING.

rent Numbers Against
MS ri shabakadnr.
ember There is no de-
anywhere along the fron-
fg. The centers Of inteses.
shabakadar, where serious
ainent. The Second regi-
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For DyspepsIa.


DR.. George II. Knapp, ST. Louis, No,
says; Il find II an excellent preparation
In dyspepsia and nervous disorders, such
as mental exhaustion. wakefulness. etc."
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To Discuss Compulsory Education.

ST. Petersburg. September "A special
commission will meet shortly to discuss
the introduction of universal and compul-
sorry education in Russia.
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bo the best ever he'd hero. There are
more than twenty horses from all over
the state on the ground now and more
cpmlng. The Southern Pacific has given
a rate Of one and n third fares from all
points Between Houston end san Antonio.