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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-12-31

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toaav nj clay nlpoona. win th, fo,lo,yinp
,, 80 -, ~,
t'7ult' teofs" i'oStVh' 10 hhols, ~ pfhf'
Janice Bonner Jr.. 70 shots. u birds;
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whra, 10 shots d birds; slndy chiffon,
W y Haley, the short'stop billiard
player formerly Of Chicago made a run
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PAxsoN MAY ne BARRED.
Interstate Commerce Act Would
Make Him Ineligible.

uNht
Washington. December 30, 49, President
Mckinley has committed himself 10 the
appointment of Edward ". Paxson, re-
,eiyer of the Reading railroad, 10 be chair
nan of the Interstate commerce cosln.ia-
zion. a definite tender OF the position a0d
a formal acceptance have been eichangca.
The protests Of Senator cuilom. chair
man OF the senate committee on interstate
commerce. and author OF the inierstalt
commerce act whose aDtagonism Is IN
dorsed by a large number OF sSsocilttsi
the remonstrances OF LEADING representa-
tives OF labor organizations and the advice
~ nrlitieaI fiiepds Will avail nothiDg.
In addition to all other objections made
aeainst the selection CT Judge raxson ths
ou.stlon of eligibility has now been raised.
7, n said on high legal authority that he
iss barred from holding the roAuon, anu
that n be should resign his recaisefship
rrIor 10. his nomination the epp2intmsn'
would clearly be violation Of tae sp'h''
n ~, ,he letter, OF the law.
The eleventh section OF the originai ao'
=, iss7 under which the inteietate COM
" - eommlssic1 was created, declares
~, ~, s.,o person In the employ OF. or hold
ing any official relation 10, any . s' ~.
sarrier subject 10 tho provisions 2. tn's 49, ~
or owning stock OF ho7ds tneft''i. oI y ~ y
a. IA any manner pecunianiy in's'es's :,
therein. shall enter upon the auues ~ ~
hc'd such office. p..d,,,
railroad. V said % come ~'tn'n wy 800
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Venezuela AK. Reciproci,, =.

Washington. December so.-it is said
that one of the purposes OF the present visit
to Washington OF the United States MIN
lister to venezuela, Mr.. LOOMS. Is to start
negotiations for reciprocity treaty be-
tween Venezuela and the United STATES,
This IL rather an unexpected step. as Ven
czuela was one OF the few South American
countries which did cot make reciaro,ity
treaty under the former system AZ tha'
time. however. Venezuela suffered ~ nav
inr her tp,see practically excluded from ths
United states because Brazil aud other
coffee producing countries has the reduced
duties under reciprocity treaties ini'
cxrer,ence makes venczutla one Of Irs
fire, ssmah Ameflren republics 10 CONSIDER
thr question Of reciprocity treaty under
the pingley law.
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New Orlcnns l.utrt...

rve-e2ghths OF miic selling Ton
kingsley, keelona. Dazzle, 10; Monnsece
Bertha NcH. as: Nancy Tlll. %. Saratoga
Carnage, 100, Amateur. los. Flop. som
ton, i0s.
Fye-eiRhths OF mile. selling Crystal
hnc Wscgins. VI lsoglstic, 100; Toe sian
mons, ia2; Wolfori, Ben Frost. Taraurct
log. Seaport, l0,; Gtlray. llA.
SIX furt3ngs old Dominion, sa David
iA Silgys i0i, Gath, Harry Duke III
Handicap. mile and twenty yards--Sco
n, Cox, ~. Hm stun. %; Eikn, a. Imp
Wotscy, BIN Arnsti, ~; Minnie Murphy
%; brighton, ioi; SQUAD Snnsc. lDi: Tranhy
los, A. b. G.. 100; Snllle t,huuot, ia
Mile, aeiling--JGm Conway, Play Roy
Judge Bryant, eS, Nob'eis, rs; Ultima, I'm
potrn, Sisster Clara, Nellie, leo, Doe Tur
neville. Albert Vale, Arrizxo, los; Booze
High Test kLngstone. Telranct. JOY
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San Ernncis,o Races.

San Francisco, December @.--Weathe
clear. track fast at Inslcsidc. The sixth
race was declared OF and u six furloni
race substituted
Seven furlongs- Twinkle Tw,i
Roy del I9iublo. Time l;tOia.
Si> furlonas. selling Midget, Caeh Day
Miss Lyman, Time l:lilh
one mile. gentleman rit.erR-- DICK Behan
Atticug. i'resipu. Time Gi6s4
One mile Buckwa, The Roman, Oiimar
Tint iIl
Nle and turlong selling--P ctseus
CaLl Dance, san Marco. Time ssh.
Sin furlongs. ceiling Major Cook
Meadow Lark, Fat Murphy. Time 1;t5ll.
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JAS. Butte
EOS Main ST., Houston.

OF the Gerry agents, as they had taken
special care 10 obtain Mr. Edison's con~
sent to the appearance Of his daughter In
tho tablraug. Al the rooms OF the Gerry
scjety the only explanation Of The action
vouchsafod was that the proposed jancing
Of EdiHon's daughter was clearly contrary
to law.
Mr. Edison took the matter ro)d ma
turedly He said I'm my opinion the
Gerry society probably is sood aud noees-
sary Institution. but the agents do net
alwas use horse sense, MS appears in this
eoss"
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EDIsoN's DAUGHTER.
Gerry society Prevented Her from
Appearing Oa the Amateur stage,

Gerry S0cfety Prevented Her IRON,
Appearing OH the Amateur Stage,
New York, December 90 = Madeline. the
a-sear-oia daughter OF Thomas A. Edison,
The inventor. was 10 have appeared In .
character performances AZ Carnegie lycepn
but the Gerry sotiety officers intsfiervd,
They Informed the MANAGERS OF the sntcr-
tainmcnt that Miss Edison would not b.
SLOWED 10 upsrar. 81 her part was taken
by an. elder eirI. NJ. Ed'son'S daushter
WAS 10 have appeared In What WA really
Isttie more than walking part. With few
ccncing zfeps insermiagle4. 81
The maunGers Of the entertainment vef(
in<enssd wkea they lesrned ot ~ eetint
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snn Antnnin Rnccr.

San Antonio, Texas, December @,--fh"r'
WAS largo attendance at today's races
Weather clear aud warm, track fast.
First race declared on
Hair mile. landicap~tieiaway IN
(IGss) = TO and even. won; iIospitaL ilt
tMcJoyuO, 90 !. Reeord. Leap Year. III
tMonos) 10 and , TO =, third, Time ~
Five rurloNss, handicar -iiurhe, ar, ~,
GTonesl. to and even, Won; H. Nolcy, y,
lRal,s), TO and TO :, second. fnnnini
pa tMcJoyuN even and 90 =, third. Time
10iis.
Half mile, handicap iei tJonivp
even and 3 10 2. won, l.lttlc Vulcan, lU'
lRutx). even and { To :, second; Nora s..
30 mAins). 3 to g third Irene ;5p'a.
There viii be no races tomorrow.
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yi>ksburg. Miss. December So.--Accord-
ing 10 the most conservative opinion, me
cotton sun In the fields tributary 10 vicks-
burg. one OF the most productive portions
of the cotton belt and where the crop ana
ya.sson is OF record breaking proportions.
viii not exceed ~ per cent OF tne VEN.
,rbts actually means that more cotton has
hoeu gathered than was made last year
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Now t,rIrn,,. Itnrr.

New Orleans. December ao-one mile.
settling What Next. springtimc. Ardatn.
Time 1854.
Six and half furlonEs-.pudloy H..
Belle. Chiffon, Time i;2ii4
Alilt aud nuflong. hurdles brakeman,
Repeater, unoic Jim Tine s:os.
siN tatlongs Harry Duke. Sligo, Hibsr.
MA Queen Time .i6A.,
Nile and n siNtecnth.-Niscount. s.,
Moore Mount Maahlngton. Time .b9.
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Mnrdrrrr Gee. Free.

Denver. Colo. December so.-loe Glad
,,ey. an inmate OF the Colorado pe'iiten-
,,ary. wanted IL Lnulsiana for a murder
rommitted in 1888. will 80 scot free al the
exniratlnn OF his term next week through
an ndd circunstance. Mr. Adams received
a lei gram from the Louisiana autnorities
today. stating that the only witnesses tne
strte rad 10 convict Gla1ney OF murder pa J
lust died The application for extrad'uoh
vas wi. hdraMQ.
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ArroRNEYs sconcnnn.

H., --~-- lfHl 'tII
1eor Evans DenOunccs So
49, In Vnmcasurcd Terms.
'0o, December IS. THE most
@s feature OF the pension system
s'snce Of $4,000 pension attor-
y = Clay Evans. the commits
psnsions, today. And then be
esrefuiiy considered statement
.sa his name Is il:
mary rsns'on attorney IL worse
most pestiferous 'yarmint that
q . hen roost. II there are
intsd pension rolls, they have
snsrs by the pension altar
|||| h.
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" Is admitted that his resignation from
that office and his sale OF any railroad
tonds he might have wc,ld poseibiy rem
DER him eligible. but II IL contendcd that
tne intent OF the law ives to keep railroad
ana corporation Representatives Off the
commission
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y.uaerbiIl ne-ent~rs socicty.'

New York. December sol--w. H. van-
derbIlt has blossomsd out a. cctillion
leader and society claps its gloyed bands
III deinure appreciation.
The innovation meAns q great deat e
society. 1t means that the most Rprigntiy
ana BY far the most popular member ~
The Vanderbilt family las finally caAt oe-
mind MIN The matrimonial Efiefs whtco
found . climax Ia ths divorces courts
yanderbi;t's debut az 4 cotlilion lse9es
was made ct surprise party At toc uoo&
OF Mr.. and MRS Henry sloane. (.
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FOR KLONDIKERs.
\. NiIlina to ca. operate with
This Country.
EXPEDITION TO BE JOINT.
u. Mounted Police VIII As
|. rated states soldiers-No
n.,ies TO he Charged.

s.ton. December 30.--Mr. Sifton,
.dIau minister of the interior. called
ar department today and had a
.ference with Assistant Secretary
an who is giving his ntteltlon TO
ssSike relief expedition during the
1 n Secretary Alger. Having &C.
y consent of the British govern
,hc passage of United states trlops
"a as guards over Canadian ter
IN That remains TO be done IL TO
~ the admission of the supplies
tsr 10 the miners without payment
rroyided they are not sold for
~ their actual cost. 1t is ex-
M this matter can be shortly ar
a.rton. December 80. The arrange
,xeen MIR. Sifton in behalf VI Can
Inc war department. contemplates
relief expedition shall be exc
|o,ptly by the United States army
Sorce OF the mounted police Of Can
|h,rb constitutes the military arm
|dominlon. The United States force
heed with the supplies to Skaguay,
A Is Joined by the Canadian mount
n about forty in number. and the
[ces will then proceed tugethe~ TO
|uts where the relief Is to be dis
b,
as to Skaguay Is, how
lull open. The Canadian officials
much latitude to the American nu-
4 in the actual distribution, iccog-
that the expedition is fitted ont on
10 although a considerable part of
k will be done on the Canadian side
border. No duties Will be imposed
stores carried by the relief expeii-
mir. Sifton also held a conference
lcretary Gage and discussed the un-
ltory conditions of customs regnla-
hong the border and at coast potts
goods are received by one country
bsportation TO the ether country.
u the mutual feeling that an i'm
lent Of the system could be made
lgotatious are in progress which
|ect changes advantageous 20 both
Mr. Sfton left for Omaha at y. N.
kfton says that the only practicable
D Dawson city is what is known as
bite Pass, or commonly called the
quite, commencing nj the Skaguay
mn canal.
tates that they have eighty FIVE
j the territory and he expects to
fly more at Skaguay on or before
! s. They have twenty tons of sup
ored at Skaguay for transportation
{ pass. to which win be added ten
ore within the next ten days for
rtatlcn over the pass. The Canadian
lies have post at Lake Bennett,
at Tagisil, at which latter place
men are stationed. and a post at
Horse rapids and two posts inter
between the latter point and Fort
1t is the intention OF the Canadian
,ent to have detachment OF $50
the territory within the next thirty
his detachment will be ready to
kaguay on the 18th proximo, but
lister has kindly consented to hold
edition that they may accompany
edition OF the war department.
fill leave Skaguay on February 1.
'ernment has kindly consented 10
q escort to our expedition provided
'pfration can not be contaminated.
|overnment duties on all supplies
under military control will be
BY the Canadian government. The
was over the pass Ia October
stated that tho government would
glad to grant our expedition the
taeir posts on the route and grant
Y facilities 10 the movement Of our
non over Ihnir inrrifnrv
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little n,em ana no Emit WIN 10 placed
uren the number Of rounds that would
prevent a decision. M
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bought a nig a,lnim.

december 3o.--Just before his
from Dawson. w. Il. Knoy;cs,
passenger from Alaska on the
an, purchased claim No ,. a
e. 10y on Bonanza creek. in tho
~ district, paying $25o.oOD IL cash.
q member OF tie real estate
4, samuel 4 Knowles Of Oakland.
IN partner in the mining purchase
oefry' brother OF Clarence berry.
"ssh.. December 20, The
x. 'opeka sailed for AlaslSr With
| passengers and fun cargo Of
'Sund for the interior.
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SPORTING NOTES.

The Post correspondent NJ Lott. Texas
writes: Quail shooting has hcen very good
hero llAs winter AMI visiting eporismen
from oiher sections have Joined local anon
IN numerous quail hunts with felr sue
cess each time, hut u IL about an over,
as most OF lho hirdss linvn boon lktlled.
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Jail Delivery.

Thomas O'Day, Walter Putney, and
Thomas and Frank Roberts, awaiting
trial for robblng the Belle Fourche
bank last June, and William Moore,
charged with the murder of Henry
Stacy. near Englewood in September,
oyerpowered the jailer and escaped
from the Lawrence county Jail between
the hours Of 8 and 0 o'clock on last Sun.
day night. The fugitive prisoners were
eagerly pursued by the sheriff and his
Deputies the pursuit resulting in the
capture of O'Day and Putney on Tues.
day about three miles south of Spear
fish. While no further captures have
been reported. it is believed that the
Roberts brothers, q clue to whose
whereabouts has been obtained, will
soon be recaptured. Thus far no It'd.
ings whatever Of Moore have been re-
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1897-11-09
A. T. FRAY. ATTORNEY FOR CLAIMANT
NJ. A. No. 9C5.
APPLICATION FOR A PATENT.
u LAND OFFICE RAPID CITY, $. d.

IAx OFFICE RAPID CITY, s. D., /
August 18th, 1897.
No,,.o "a barebv given that Charles c. Crary,
ottnynev In fact Tor .joseph &, Spencer, whose
a ~ n8ca aSdress is Custer. Custer County,
S,,,,,h uasota. has this day filed his application
Souli ano' -, ~. : : - acrosjn area 81 the Donkey
= a pIarer Mine. hearing gold and other
,nSnarais wiib surface ground 57.67 acres ia
10 siiira,cd IN unorcanized. Custer Mining
nntSd,ict Connty az custer. and state OF South
Daanfa and deslgnated by tue field notes aud
ani,iai Mai ON dle In this office as lot Number
,i1S in fnrnshin D south. range 3, east OF Black
I'M. ueyidian said IoI No. iI2s being describ-
ed rs follows, to.wit:
80 IN - sS5, lake Placer. a pine post, 8 feet
ia,,.- a i..la.. sausra. scrihed II as
n ,ns.stsss ~ 80 1 M nson. M. ss,,..rsoss 60 ~ 2 ~
4 - Hnr q 1s..H;r IL = ~. ID q. anu
W"~ssaSsSss SssSaSS sse Ss nAa. J. s ~
,ne OF IL VI. I. s97, 4s4.6 feet TO cor. No. 2
Thence >. IS deg. IL min. T.. on line of ID NJ. G
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Cascade Catholic sanitarium.

John NJ. Manley. of Sioux City, re-
ceiver for the Paige Plumbing Co, and
Rev. Father James Heidegger. of Yer
million, arrived Monday morning and
at once proceeded to Cascade, where
they remained until Wednesday even
ing. They examined all the grounds
and building thoroughly and in a man
ner that would indicate that a transfer
of property had been made or was
about 10 be made. In fact it is sup
posed that Father Heidegger is here
with full authority to act, and that the
deal has been ~consumated, although
thus far no deed has Leen recorded oil
the s~anitarium or hotel property, deeds
have been filed and recorded upon q
large number of lots, they being decided
10 James Heidegger. The other prop
| critics will very likely pass into his
hands soon. 1t is a big deal, and the
Catholics get hold of some valuable
property, which they will no doubt
proceed to improve and make il a great
northwestern %sanitarium. We hope tt
he able to give more complete facts
concerning the transaction next week.
Star.
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personal Mention.

James Jacoby had business IN the city
Tuesday from Rapid.
+. Barnett, Of Omaha, was q sojourner
in the city on Wednesday.
T. ]. Scot, was sojourning in the city
on Tuesday from St. Louis.
f. IL Rond was an Omaha guest at
the Kleemann on Saturday.
J. B. Bush, of Omaha, was a business
caller in the city On Saturday.
J. A. Gravel, Of Chicago was among
the Tuesday transients in the city.
c. Barbour and w. d. Webster regis
tered at the Kleemann on Tuesday from
Omaha.
]. +. Mccoy, Of the L. S. Geological
survey, was a Sunday guest at IT. Klee-
mann
T. J.. Cunningham, the Lincoln trade
r~ustler, was an oyer.Sunday guest at the
Kleemann.
s. X. Sniyely, a representative bust
ness man of Sheridan, was s%ojourning
in the city on Saturday.
Seavey TIoughton came down from
Deadwood on Wednesday to look after
the wants Of his Custer patrons.
Edward Thompson and NJ. Il. Gehlen
of lie Mars, Iowa, were prominent
guests at the Kleemann on Wednes'
day.
DR.. II. F. Belmont, the popular Eye
Specialist Of Deadwood, came in Mon
day to remain a few days on business
pertaining to his profession.
A. ID. Huntington, w. Ii. Heron and
j. c. Barber, Of the United States Geo
logical survey, were noted among the
prominent guests at the Kleemann OF
Saturday.
A. G. Simpson and o. A. Bosee were
among the Wednesday arrivals in thu
city from Chicago, whose mission wa
to investigate the merits Of certain
promising mining property in the i'm
mediate vicinity Of this place.
b. W Butterfeld, a brother of II. G
Butterfield Of this place, who has beer
a resident of this place for the past tive
years, departed on the Tuesday evening
train for Waukegan, Illinois, where b.
will remain for an indefinite period
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Donald Mcintosh Dead

Donald Mcintosh, a former resident
OF Pleasant Valley, nine miles west oil
his city. and latterly a resident OF
Terry, died suddenly at that place on
Sunday last. but two weeks subsequent
to the death of his wife. The deceased
was highly esteemed by all of his &C.
quaintances, and his demise is deeply re-
GREETED by his surviving relatives and
a large circle Of friends. He was a
native Of Nova Scotia, and was 65 years
OF age. Three sons and three daughters
survive him, with whom many earnest
friends unite in sincerest sympathy in
their sorrow and bereavement.
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1897-11-09

Halloween passed off in a compare.
lively quiet manner in this place. The
extent OF the depredations committed
by the gang being materially less than
it has been upon former occasions OF
this important character. The business
signs, which have heretofore been
largely removed from the buildings
where they belonged, and given posi-
! tions so ludicrous and inappropriate as
to bring a smile upon the face OF the
most sedate citizen, were not so gener-
ally disturbed on this occasion, many of
which were left untouched. 1t might
be proper to say, howevar, that those
which we're left undisturbed we're per
manently painted upon the fronts OF the
buildings.
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1897-11-09
JEFF Mcpsrmo,s Heard From.

A late Seattle paper says: l.. w.
Knight, jr , returned Thursday evening
from Port Wrangle, where he went in
tending to enter the Klondike by way of
the Stickeen river If he found the plan
feasible. His party consisted OF SIX,
who took the steamer Bristol, much to
their subsequent disgust. There were
with Mr.. knight J. II. Hayden, jr, OF
Seattle JEFF McDermott, of Deadwood,
and DR.. Carlisle. Mr.. Switzer and Mr.
French, all of Phillipsburg, Pa.
IL do not know anything about the
Klondike because / wasn't there" hi
said last night. 1--WE are going back II
the spring to the same point AID tr!
the route we we're to have taken thi
time. We did not 60 up the river be
cause it would have been no use, as W
found from where We were. The tri
is feasible and will be taken by man
next year. / am going back, sure"
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DR.. Kings New Discovery for Consump-
ton.

Or. Kings New Discovery for Consump-
ton.
This is the best medicine in the world
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Asthma, Hay Fever, Pneumonia, Bron.
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for Consumption. 1t is safe for all ages,
pleasant TO take, and, above all, a sure
cure. II is always well to take DR..
Kings New Life Pills in connection with
DR.. Kings New Discovery. as they reeu-
late and tone the stomach and bowels.
We guarantee perfect satisfaction or re-
turn money. Free trial bottles at A. ].
Jones q Co.'S drug store. Regular size
30 cents and $l.00.