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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-11
Eititso ADS.
and
Chic Railway.

2 a. n UllCoapO0AO euu
49, Chic Railway.
nou - ~ sfAACA /. Ic.G.
TKAINs LEAVE RICHMOND.
BKOAD-5lIsLbl - a. lDH.
$50 a. Nj, Daliy, WIZ ,','i ''l ao'
OLD Point. Norio.A. aud Ports
,.2s p NJ Daily. with Pullman. Tor
focal stations, Newport NcWs,
Ola Point. Norfolk. ana Ports
mouth Connects dAtY with
Ola dominion steamships Tor
IN p N il.esisy. Thursday and sat-
urday l0r Oid Iollt. 30 stops.
1000 A. NJ. Local train, except sunday.
fr ST.. CLIFTON IyrHo. llu-
rcDts al C0r1Juhtilie Tor
orange. Culpepef. 1aiferton,
t.rns.as. Alexandra and
washington; al Union station.
Sa a1.'. a. 1aslc Tor Hassrs-
1900 noon. Monday. Wcdno day ana Dog.
day Washington apttitl
with rtr'0r oN eifaipn h'.l
dnHs car Connects ll Wee..
n.tol with lunaIc aio'i'-t
Limited l0r I'D points Noi,.
2.15 p NJ. Daily WIth pullm4us 10 en-
cIuUHl, lolibfhe, anu -
Louis. STOPS uNIt az lmP'f '"N~
ing lals 30 O. Local frain,
EXCEPT sunday. follow tNytp
tram from OefAynaF.He -
"a, p n fce1mmodauon. except sun
O''' DAY. FOR CnarIottesfAe. .,,,
MOO T. d., paay, i,,5s Sc. oas.1.toa. Hs.,
AMI l.nrinuaFilo Do ID. ..iie
and Louisville. ai-tl- se'
pn dining cars. .-
S,.nrton Except sunday Tor
.... |.r
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WIN, |. royal,
AifoPney-af-baw,
Sil Main Street. Richmond, Va

Mr.. Royal has formed 4 part
nership in New York city with
Geor8e L.. Carlisle, bsq'' and
The office OF Royal S Carlisle
is at 50 Nassau Street MIR.
Royal will give his personal
attention 10 all business in
trusted TO the New York office
as we'll as 10 TN Richmond
office
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BY yirfro az n certain decd or trust 20
the UNDERSIGNED trustees. tatti "-l
3. 1886. ana recorded I'm Deed hgeh l'o -,
page lGf. i'm clerks ONCE OF i.ieiill.oill
CITY Chanccrv court. Which WIS gwen
TO secure mo- 'uaymcut OF "a certain poun
therein mentioned. default having neen
made in the ragment OF part thereof
and heing direcfed by the Board OF re
rector of the Merchants and Mecnai lo-
building Fund Company 20 10 oo' we si..-.l
of-er for s9ie at public auction upon l''
premise. on ...-
WEDNESDAY. MARCH Il, 1897.
at 4.a0 o'clock r. ST.. the ove-99 - ,, q
PROPERTY having front or ~ l.et .
inchoe an fho north line or Leitn -li.e.
and rlfrrfr,, back between lilaIi.i '.il.
100 feet 20 am alley. llS ..iiif,~ A. nice
consist OF "a neat frame d"eiil'5 i'
TERMS. cash sufficient 10 a.ef f,, :. ,he
ezpon.es ~ executing TINS ilu. "li ~
10 mo dnv of sale. and for me SUM
sos IS lafarre due on fhld nuHu ''t
bg.arrr whatever that may pc, on "
cr.fft ~ l,v months. FOR nD-olIa.
with Interest added. and secui,n nf .
~ fri.t Rv consent. more An.iai q. ii''
NAV Do announced 20 sll..,.
r. a. NEAL. --..,.
VfNDHAM BOIL ~
Trustees.
Boswell & Harman. Auetoneers'
mLlf-fd
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NO. 703 n. -1IGaTH STREET,

in execution Of certain deed Of trust
TO the undersigned, trustee, dated rem
ruary 10, 1898. OF record 30 j.. b. us g.
page z, Richmond Chancery Court de-
fault having been made IN the dent see
cured. and Delng required SO TO DO Dy the
beneficiary 1 shall sell. by pubic auc-
tlOn on the premises on
THURSDAY. MARCH II, 1891
ut 8 o'clock l.. NJ the above-namcd
NEAT, SUBSTANTIAL AND NELL-LO-
GATED PROPERTY described iu said
deed, the LOT fronting 20 feet, more or
less. and running back between parallel
lines 1zi feet 10 an alley in common lo
feet wide The DWELLING contains
about eight rooms. the usual modern con-
venienCes. is well-Duilt thoroughly CONE
Portable. well-arranged and in good order.
ami there is good stable ana other lm-
prOyemcuts ON the lot.
TERMS. For cash as 90 expenses of
sale. taxes 10 day of sale, and The debt of
81 $3.50. with interest thereon from February
lD. 1884, and as 10 the residue. ID any in
Two equal instruments, by negotiable notes
at six and twelve months. with Interest
added. and secured hy deed OF trust OF
an in cash, at the option of the purchaser
j.. b. ELAN. Trustee
j. j.. Elam & Co.. AuctiOnecrs. mA6
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4
VI MAN : son 5.
Best Granulated Sugar. per pound T,
White Sugar. per uOund.......-'... 81.
Best California Hams. per pound.
Good salt Pork. per pOund....-...'..
Country Hams. per pound. .........'.. AZ
Pure Lard. per pound ..............'.
Best Tomatoes, per can ........-.... 30
cans California Table Peaches Tor. -
Boston Baked Beans, in tomato
sauce. per can ...............+-.+.'.
Large Bars Jefferson soap, regular
De. bar, for .....-......-.-...---.....
North Carolina Roe Herringa, s-.-3
keg. or per dozen ..............-..... l-t
Tcl Dust. good as amy ten You ever
drank. per pound ............---..... ~
Bllck-Lyed Peas per quart .-......
Large cams Apples ....,-..-.....''.
Breast Bacon. per pound ..........''
Pure Sugar Syrup. per gall)u.....s.' ~
l-pOund box la taVorlta POWDERS V
Best Laguayra Couce, roasted per
pound .-...-.-+..--.. .'... .''''''-'
Large Irish Potatoes. pcck..---.-. DIV
or per Dusncl ....-.-...-...... ''
$. TLLMANS son,
1s20-is12 cast Main and 500 east 4laialitll
Phones $40 and 81. uelo
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by Sutton * Co..
Real Estate Auctioueers
Corner Tenth and Bank streets.

TBUsTEEs AUCTION SALE
! OF
LARGE DOUBLE BRICK DWELLING,
WITH BROAD LOT,
SITUATED Oh THE WEST SIDE OF
FIRST.
BETWEEN MAIN AND CARY STREETS
60. 1O SOUTH FIRST STREET,
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FRIDAY & SATURDAY
March 70 aud tS, 1897.

These wheels are made Of the very
best material, seamless tubing, ad-
Unstable bars, Vim, Morgan and
Wright and Strass tires, the very
best workmanship, and as durable
as any $500 wheel made. They
come in colors of green, white, blue,
pink, maroon, yellow and black.
Cvcle Board of Trade guarantee.
On exhibition Wednesday and
Thursday. GEO. w. MAYO,
NH 1o>3t AuctiOneer.
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BY Boswell q Harman'
Real Estate Auc;ioneers,
Tenth and Bank streets.

i OF
LOT, WITH THE. IMPROVEMENTS
on THE NORTH LINE or LisADh
STREET, - ,.,.
GIIMER STREET, .......
THENCE FkgTWARDLl AND tiipN l.
INC n FEET + INCHES, ,.,,
AND pf-vNITG BACK 100 FEET I'D
An ALLEY. .,,..
BrrcG IN WEST LEIGH STREET.
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W ANTED. BUILDING AND LOAN
" AGENTS for Richmond, Manche-' rf,
and other cities iu Virginia. tp-l'-nil,
plan. no membership or Wltldl as b
fees 80 fines for i0rfeitures. Oi'cti )
and directors arc prominent bankers ohu
business men, iOOd pay 10 good mtr.
Address or apply at once COMMLhllAL
BUILDING AND LOAN ASSOCIATIONS
az. a. Crutchncld. Secretary and ireas-
urcD, SOB ease Main street. lu nmond'
Va. mhf.T.9.11,1iN1l-otf
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II osEMARY PUBLIC LIBRARY.

Boswell & Hartman. Auctioneers.
,uhl1-td
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lVANTED. AN IDEA. WHO CAN
" think of some simple thing 20 oatentf
Protect your IDEAS. they may bring you
wealth. Write JOHN WEDDEkbLkN
a CO.. Department Patent Attorneys
Washir rron. ID. g.. for their $3.50 prize
oifer and -lat OF ~ Inventions wanted,
uO-y-ly
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-11-25
DOMESTIC.


Piece OF thigh bone lntroduced az
evidence In the trial In New York OF
Martin THORN for the Guidenanppe
murder.
Atlanta. Ga. arranging for the en-
tcrtainmont OF the United Confedcr-
ate Veterans, January q and % next.
Eight hundred coal miners Nv Indiana
have gone ON a strike against the
three-inch Screens.
Fever Us officially dead at New Or
leans.
Another Of Mrs. Gicnsons assail-
ants has been convicted. but was given
only twenty years.
II is understood that the president.
I'm his message. will urge congress to
take no action regarding Cuba for the
present.
Senator Teller doesn't think the CONF
ing congress will effect much IN tho
way OF currency reform.
The Washington Star says the prcsi-
dent wall submit currency reform
clause In his message. which IL APP
proved by Secretary Gage and fs the
same as was laid before the cabinet.
France insists on excluding Asncrt-
can cattle. which has caused delay In
arranging reciprocity.
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rIip STATE.

Drrrants attorneys have not yet In
vosiigated the Blapther confession.
Mrs. Forbes was tnterviewci at Fort
Worth and says she believes tho ccn-
fession genuine.
Geld finds in uvaldc county ara said
TO be ms valuable as stated
A young man under arrest confcsscs
TO having killed. the man found dead
near Ca,cSste.
Tho North Texas conference in In
SESSION at Dallas.
Mexican was glven twenty-five
years for inceatuous rape at Corpus
Christi.
Denton shipped 600 turbsys IN two
days.
a special train was run from VIC
toria to cucro 70 get medicine for .
sick child.
Ai@ther barn has been burned by
inccndiaracs In McLennan cosinty.
7-yoar-old girl was badly burned
near BrcnhAm; started frc with
kerosene.
A San Antonio school girl was killed
by AN electric car.
Galveston negro killed his sweet
heart and made desperate attempt
at suicide.
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The pupils Ate Onions IN wholesale
Quantities.

The pupils Ate Onions IN Wholesale
Quantities.
Kansas city, November N,--Topsla's on
ion war is over. and the onion has svn.
II began when Miss Elmira Mccoy, a
teacher in the Clay street school. sent three
onion eating pupils home 20 have their
breaths fumigated. and announced that
thereafter no onion bruaths would re pei
mitted In the schoclroom- Protests we're
entered. but MifA Mccoy was Upheld by
her principal. Professor Mcciin,o,k. and
for two days the anti-cnlon eiict eiooo.
Then the pupils took q hand.
Whcn school was called next morning
Miss Mccoys room smeiied like an oi.ion
patch. She called up one suspect. Cob, tied
him BY smelling his breath, sad i<nt him
home. STU the obnoxious aroma h,hs
heavy 10 the room. and another suspect was
called NJ and dismissed. Then followed
another and another. until but half the
school, was left. At this iuneture Miss NC
Coy saw 10 what the tdict wss leading.
ana It was declared Oh.
Later inquiry developed that every pupil
= the room except two bad eaten onions.
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A WRECK REPORTED.

ftailrOad Officials VIII Give out
Nothing Concerning 1t.
Kansas City, Mo-, November Alt is re-
ported here that westbound passenger
train collided with a freight train on the
Chicago and Alton road at s O'Clock this
evening at MAYHEM. Lafayette county.
forty-eight miles east Of Kansas City. Sew
eral cars were wrecked and It is reported
that number of persons were hurt. The
Chicago and Alton officials here state no
one was killed. but refuse to give out the
details of the wreck.
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HAWAII ANNEXATION.
PRINCESS KAILULANI TRYING To
POPULARIzE HERsELF.
shouid American Congress Fail to
y Annex the Islands she Thinks
She Might Ascend the Throne.

Honolulu, November IL (via San Fran
cisco. November 24.)-The presence of
Princess kailuiani is not satisfactory to the
adherents Of the deposed queen, as they
believe the young woman has returned for
the purpose OF starting a boom for herself
at the expense OF the former queen. Kaiu-
lani's supporters claim that in the event Of
refusal on the part of the American con-
gress to annex Hawaii she Win stand a
good chance of being placed on the throne
under limited monarchy. The princess
has been giving public receptions at her
home and In other Ways is trying to make
herself popular.
j. X Kauai and d. Kalanodalani VIII
leave for Washington on the 10th TO work
against the annexation Of the islands. Both
men represent the royalists of Honolulu. AZ
later date they will be followed by other
anti annexation delegates. Samuel Parker.
probably the most influential Hawaiian In
the country. and who is an annexationist.
says that tho delegates can do but little Ia
Washington. Congress, he says. will have
convened when they arrive.
Eleven vessels with total carrying ca
pacity Of 10000 tons have thus far been
chartered to carry sugar from Hawaii lorls
to New York.
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ONLY TWENTY YEARS.

Another of Mrs. GleasOn's Assnll-
ants Convicted.
Cincinnati. Ohio, November 24.--Frank,
alias Bald" Meiner was today convicted
at Newport. KY. Of criminally assaulting
Mrs. William Gleason and sentenced to
twenty years in the penitcntiary.
Claxson and Grear have previously re-
ceived tn: same sentence for the same Of
Tense There arc five others to BE- tried for
this offense and al will no doubt receive
twenty years each.
The defendants belonged 70 o gang that
insulted ladies' and their outrages on Mrs.
Gleason were such that lynching was avert
ed only by the transfer Of the prisoners to
Maysyille
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A SUMMARY OF ToDAYs IMPORTANT NEWS.
cunA.

Political and commercial clubs IN
Spain protest against thu adoption OF
autonomous customs for Cuba.
The president wrl give Spain an OPP
portrnaty to end the revolution before
intervening.
Snanish soldiers In Cuba ARE almost
as badly in need OF help as Wcylcr's
$corcemtrados
The competitor crew intend demand
ing damages frcm Spain. to be urged
by the United States.
Tammany Hall contributed 10000 to
add the helpless cubans In the country
. sections OF tho ISLAND.
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This arrangement. which II original II
nothing else. changes the custom that has
prevailed 1t formal receptions At the White
House from timc immemorial. and 80 d.
yides the smart vet OF Washington that The
purpose for which most people attend these
receptions--fo see ono ancther-is de-
strcyed. Porter N An original In moro
senses than one
II was be who conceived tho Idea Of Is-
suing to the prtss representations tlckgta
Of admission 70 his august preasnce. tor
which he was rsked - haxphly fcrc eud
H. white Housa q #
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were torn. As soon as he got up he was
knocked of hts feet.
Suddenly during the melee fierce shrek
was heard and knife was seen flying to-
ward the leftists. 1t fell upon Or Gessoann
whose hand was wounded 1t was wrcsted
from Herr Pfereche by Herr Lemisch, who
threw it across tho chamber over the heads
of the deputies. Another scream rang
through the house. Herr Pfereche had been
seized by the throat. Count Won Der L,ebe
applied buckets Of water over the COM
batants with a view OF subduing them The
police commissioner with fifteen men APP
peared Just as the president was closing
the sitting.
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SMALLPOX IN ATLANTA.

The Disease ON the Increase Among
the Negroes.
Atlanta Ga, November 24.--The spread
of smallpox among the negroes here is
becoming very serious. Already there are
nearly hundred eases at the pest house
and physicians expect to discover many
more cases. The negroes inhabt many
filthy quarters and, having superstitious
tear of vaccination, have been lodging the
physicians. thus spreading the disease.
Numbers OF negroes aro going about the
city who have been exposed to the disease
ard who have not been vaccinaIed.
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THE YELLOW PEvER.
Can safely Return to Mobile.

OaH SafeIy Heturn 10 MObIIes
Mobile, Ala, November 24.The mer-
curry marked as low as 1877 degrees this
morning, but the wind prevented the form
alton of frost. The board Of health was
convinced by the weather conditions that
1t could no longer be unsafe for absentees
to return and AT the noon meeting voted to
advise their return. No new cases or
deaths since last report. The board will
cease holding daily meetings and will issue
no further bulletins.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-11-25
COMM ERCIAL.

Tho spot cotton markets remained
unchanged. with good ofrcrengs.
Liverpool and New Orleans cotton
futures closed unchanged and New
York 2 points off.
Wheat In Chicago was firm. Mdt6-Sc
higher for December and SIC up for
May. corn and oats i-isc higher; pro-
visions d,rll.
No change In amy local quotations.
The New York stock market showed
weakness during tho closing hours OF
the session; bonds dull. with only slight
changes.
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sI'ORT.

Houston and Galveston elevens are
scbeduled TO play football this after
noon at the baseball park
Dallas eleven will not play Varsity.
a disagreement having arisen anent
COMPLIMENTARY tickets.
Rubin. the Canton giant, started for
New Orleans. where he Is to night Tut
Ryan on December l..
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Fever Ia OmIciaIIy Dead.

are now being bent upon the removals OF
quarantines and the barriers will be down
sooner than at first announced Baton
Rouge will remove restrictions tomorrow
and as Mississippi has been waiting upon
Louisiana towns it will follow within day
or two. There was another slight frost re-
ported this morning. The marine hospital
service has closed it's work and the fever
Is Officially dead.
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RAILROADS.

Other roads VIII loan the Texas and
Pacific rolling stock to handle cattle
md prevent a blockade.
Dallas is again waiting. this time for
dry goods jobijer rate.
Mr.. Morse on winter travea through
New Orsetlns.
Holiday rates announced.
Morgan CITY raised It's quarantine.
San Francisco-C Chicago tickets are
diabln 10 become cheaper.
Kaiys notice to other lines.
Railroad offices close today.
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sonscrvnttxe on CMbA.
Gooa nan.ls Moye,aent.

81. Louis, November 24.--The Missouri
good ROADS convention at the session In
this city. adopted resolutions asking that
the ninety counties IN the state authorized
to levy a tax Of so cents for county pur-
poses, be asked to set aside one third for
road Improvement, requesting the governor
to consider the question Of good roads. ask
ing the submission Of a constitutional
amendment permitting county courts 70 In
crease tho tax levy for road purposes and
recommending that the next general ~
sembly appoint State road commission.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-11-25

Synopsis OF programme DOR tho r.,
r. and ". Festival.
A good showing for the Houston post
Office.
A couple of deaths requiring the
services Of a coroner.
Meeking OF market gardeners.
The r.. r, and v. Festival needs
more money.
How Thanksgiving Day will DO OBJ
served.
Special meeting Of Red Men.
Meeting OF ST. Andrews Cadets.
Result Of "spook producing" COM
pact. !
Meeting OF retail clerks.
a painter got q serious fail.
a bonfire Of ballots.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-11-25
FOREIGN.

i Most dtsgraceful scenes ever Witness
ed enacted in tho Austrian relchsrath.
Russian press urges that RUSSIA.
f'arro @nd England connteract Ger
many In China. Germany asks Eu-
ropes consent TO retain the port wrcst-
ed from China.
a crisis in Greece was averted by the
chamber acccdtng 10 government de-
fnands,
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control street onr LLne..

Baltimore. Md. November 24.-Messrs.
Alexander Brown & Sons, representing 2
syndicate of Baltimore. London. Philadei-
phia and Pittsburg capitalists. have con-
sun.rnaIted the purchase Of ell the stock ot
the United Traction company OF Pittsnure
amounting to $50 0O0. 900. This will give
them control Of the largest street railway
~ stern N Pittsburg and Allegheny, owling
and operating over Ill miles OF electric
lines.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-11-25
steam Heater Exploded.

Louisville, KY. November 24.-speolals
to the Evening Post from MorganAeld and
Sturgis. Ky, give tsc particulars of the
explosion Of a steam heater in the rear
coach on an Ohio Valley passenger train
near Dekoven. No one was killed rnd but
one seriously injured. r. G.. Watkins, tray-
cling freight agent OF the Illinois Central,
who had his leg broken and his face BADLY
mashed.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-11-25
POLITICAL.

Middle Of the road popuIlsts issued
cali for a Naeional convention at st.
Louis for the first Wednesday In April
next. State conventions to be called
for the thsrd wednesday in March.
Negro republicans have started .
paper at Densson.
Rumorcd from Esn Antonio that Mr..
IIawaey will NOT be a candidate again.
eaega
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-11-25
4 CABLE TO HAWAII.

New York. November PA meeting OF
the Pacific Cable company Of New York was
held today at the office OF the Central and
South American Telegraph Cable company
in thls city The following board OF d.
rectors was elected: j. PierpoDh Morgan.
Edmund l.. Bayiess, j. Kennedy Todd, Rear
Admiral John Irwin. United States navy.
and james A. Scrymser.
J. A. Scryynser was elected president and
Edmund L. Bayless vice president and act
ing treasurer. Tho company announces that
It's proposed cable Will connect San Fran
cisco with the Hawaiian islands near Hon
olulu. Extensione@ from the Hawaiian is
lands will be made TO Japan and Australia.
II VIII require over 5000 miles OF cable 10
connect the United States with the Hawaii
an island, Japan, Chile and Australia.
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Probabilities.

,suon, November 24.-FNor Eastern
threatening weather. with show
er southerly winds.
oklahoma and Indian Terri
atening weather: occasional
wSrmer; southerly winds.
ann South ,Dakota-Threatentng
|. caqcr; ncrtheriy winds.
artiy cloudy; warmer: varIa-
-. Partly cloudy: cooler in west
variable winds.
ihreiscnsng weather and
us's1edsy colder; northerly
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TRYING no MAKE 4 COURT.

and bad signed pledge TO keep It up until
The teacher had weakened.
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COTTON.

~. oil, Day the freight and advance
-, * rer bale on cotton OF average
Eo and grade and hcld for six months;
o. ans ahsrr:ng Interest on she amount
os ,ns rced Al the rate Of 9 per cent per an
~ ~, ana a charge for handling OF oaiiy
s per bale wch in n,s sfts r. the 1rss
IH os tbe orly extra charGes VII ne
rtnrsre al the rate or 10 cents per paie PET
s.rSn,h and actual cost Of Insurance. COT.
;rrspoi,dence solicited.
Carson, Sewall & Co,
whslsssss qsocs{s ~ cstsss rsessss'
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NGION. Ky.--Major d. g. Thomas.
% the famous race horse Domino. is
from the turf.
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marriage OF Miss Marie
~ OF this city to Comte Henri de
VIII take place here today.
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TDoAY,s FORECAST.

w0oD. N. 1.-THE fall term Of the
b Golf club begins today to last
the week.
UN.-'Mr. Gladstone, with his wife
Enter, expects to leave today for
n the Riviera.
NGTON. Ky.--Major D. G. Thomas.
y! me famous race horse Domino. is
from the turf.
pulS.-The marriage OF Miss Marie
usz OF this city to Comte Henri de
VIII take place here today.
Thanksgiving Day Will be cell
"a this city by dinner and dance
sserhof and there will be some in
Ppeeches.
ioRk,-The match between Jim
cnaei and Frank Starbuck at Madi-
sfe Garden this evening promises
america.
oM-Londcn's triennial school
ssion Is fixed for today The prin-
- y likely to be religious. An ex-
cuon OF the church party, or
e headed by Evelyn Cecil, has
S'ng for more religious instruction
n0noois' The other section, headed
ssie. a former chairman OF the
sausfied to leave the system as
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-11-25

London. November 24.-The correspond
emit Of a London paper, describing the
scene says: Herr Wolf received the worst
treatment He was struck IN the head .
dozen zmes. Blows raintd upon his face;
the bell was thrown at him; his clothes