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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-06
FACE TO FACE WITH DEATH.
Arctic Explorer Greedy Tells OF HIS
Rescue by Captain schley.

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Home Journal tens LOT me "lS' .e ,,'l.9 ~
details OK tle dWill winter a- 'aPV %
olue Eighteen OF MIS- party OF 'Mrt'9-
four arctic explorers mao pellslivn ll'ni
cold ana starry tilon "heh ,,ep'' wv" -,D
mifd) och.rf' meaning r. le'''l P'' -
cued the SURVIVORS J''t li '"o "''N w
ume.
'n iIli1 'ii'"T "'f .t-,.
selves tho same "ondefin- question:
Was there ever euen anol'el l-i ' .,,,.ie
as ours ~ was iedsl Jay loi WI,
certain 1000 was sen ap".1 anu ~ 49,, ''
u we ndd almost enousn I" cav, s.,,,
denial oI lW" in'"."' nov saw go,
three ounces 'd'h Ut lD5' 49,
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under inc nie1lh vi ,N D"',9 ii,, III
their li4l spark 'l li''ii'' ''''n ~ az
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| DAYS Ola Mnrh Hed." 'ai'' l' ~
time. For ninety ddF7 We Hd' "l i' ''
and kept together. hui nedin WIS my .'D
bile us coming was sure 70 soi"V' }, nv.
/ fo aA. our "Hy "oun.t "o' l. -'N ~
come sooner. only me uaF n,i3l. " ', oIa
comiade ar "oiA. we a.'t ",'.I l'''
I ono man SO Tar forgot mat me- WIS a sol-
I der as 20 make The falntest sign. bni
| the nearness or Ine emo l'"D"'' "' a.
| speech became lo"eI' d.ll'H7 b,''.-l' NJ
! tcrmlned faces gre" 7oll.t' anu ~o',
/ t0n was the spirit OF 'i' H'N', W ~
! would so next was inc question: "ll't'u
| ON eacn race. Noi d man F'll"''' ~ p,
/ 10 his fellow This is the end. ROW ina
! eternal question. always 50 unansWeraole'
| seemed 90 Boz even more OF a story ~
| us. Tho Easter sun Hai nd'u's S,t,,'.
! mo second iru ori"i7 "'',t. - 70. t-' e...I
! and the third succumoed. men 'n7 lo"l u.
! Dn' ~ one ,H.5 - .,,,ii.i..7. 81. s,t,,s
| side. The nttn toio"ed trt'N5 20 9ol,
/ the problem or iulurlty- lHeu ,"s slN !.
| comrade passed. Hho no" we ~ ~ ~
! we were az d"dl'ns '"V summons ~
! oy one. we s'slCg'y 80 - =.
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-06
WILL NOT BE UNREASONABLE.
Ifspain is Sincere No Effort VIII Be
Made 10 Force Her.

WASHINGTON. October st can be
stated on authority that the various sto-
ries published relating 10 the Work Of the
Peace Commission now in Paris wneF-
ever they assume 10 indicate q failure OF
negotiations, A renewal OF nostiliues ana
the dispatch OF q naval force 20 the span
ish coast are purely speculative AZ
matter OF fact. the commission mas not
progressed so FAR with SIS work as 70
warrant the attempt 10 draw a conciu-
sion as 10 the outcome. IT is not eve"
possible TO predict the length OF me SEES
sion with any accuracy The proceed
ms may last one month or three. That
will depend largely upon the View taken
hv the American commissioners OF ths
situation IN Paris.
DEPENDS on SPAIN.
II they are convinced that the ne2otia-
tions are being conducted with sincerity
on the part or the Spanish commission
there Will be no effort made 70 force them
beyond reason But II il should appear
that the Spanish position Is not subject
10 change that n rs irreconciliable win
the Americans. and the spanish, know
ing this. arr simply prolonging the pro-
ceedlngs our commissioners are likely
10 be promptly recalled. and this state
OF affairs may be found 20 exist az any
moment either within week or tnte"
months. which seems 10 be the limit or
time allowed In any calculation.
DEWEY'S INFORMATION.
II IS natural. Admiral Dewey Is one OF
me most trusted cOunsc.lors ~ tho
American commission. such Information
as he has been able 20 collect has already
been dispatched 10 The commission IN
mailed reports and in addition 20 this
the authorities here have cabied certain
extracts from the Admlrals observations
which are believed 10 be OF special I'M
portance jrst now.
He has Tot directly suggested that the
group be taken. nor that our claim ne
limited 10 Manila Bay and the contiguous
territory. but he has called attention 10
one very important consideration, when
has seemed 20 escape general observa-
ton up 10 this time and which has been
laid before the American commissioners
That is that with all advantages IN
commercial way possessed by Manila the
place Is indefensbie unless Subig Bay
be also held by the United States This
particular BAY Is on the whole regarded
a. being suutrlor from strategic poin,
OF view 20 Manila Bay and the spanish
government has evidently been OF the
same mind for before the outbreak OF
hostilities IL was about 20 embark upon
an extensive scheme OF defensive work ID
6ubte Bay.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-06

mileage. This Is denied by the deputies.
Inc reader IN the troubles with tne RI
layers is an old warrior. BOZ an s.an "a
Sulv Not a chief who recently returned
from, court and was soon afterward
sought again by the deputies. lie alleged
Am freatment In being turned adrift and
penniless In Duluth. and aroused the other
Indians 10 protest against the way "o
claimed 10 have been treated.
The United States marshals declared
that the old mans story was unfounded.
buf the reds had been stirred mp 20 such
\ nitch that trouble evidently came
through the deepy-seated feelings IN tne
alleged ill-treatment over her unnoer
lands and other matters
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-06
CAUSE OF THE OUTBREAK.
Indians Resented Attempts 10 Carry
Them To Court in Whiskey Cases.

The pillagcr and other neisiboring In
dams OF the White Earth reservations
claim 90 have many reasons for their
present outbreak. although the direct
trouble with the pillaeefs comes over at-
tempts 10 briug in some OF the Indians 20
the United States Court az Duluth in
connection with liquor-sellnS cases. Their
grievances 20 back through many years,
and there have been legislative and other
attemnts 10 settle them. one of the latest
being the Nelson law. regarding the sale
OF the timber on the Indian lands How
ever, the lndians claimed tnat the method
and expensive, and that they were the
sufferers.
In regard 70 serving as witnesses in
illegal iiquor-selling cases. they claimed
that the deputy marshals LETT them 10
find their own way. home from Duluth.
without having paid them the proper
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-06
REINFORCEMENTS SENT.
4 General Uprising of the Indians is
Feared by Marshal O'COnnOr.

WASHINGTON. oct. 5.-Secretary Bliss
received a telegram tonight from Indian
Inspector Tinker. announcing a fight with
the Pillager Indians IN Minnesota to-day.
10 did not say how many were Killed.
Marshal OConnor wired Attorney-General
Griges that q general Indian uprising was
imminent on receipt of these advices
Secretary Alger ordered achievements
sent 90 the scene ar once on a. special
train. IL necessary. and with a Calling
gun ~ needed.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-06
QUEEN VICTORIA IN PERIL,
Has Narrow Escape from Death by
Runaway Team.

LONDON. oct queen Victoria. her
daughter. the Empress Frederick OF Ger
many. the Prince Ado'ph NJ schuml-
Llppe had narrow ESCAPE while drlV-
INK an Balmoral. Scotland. on Monday
The horses or Her Maiesty's carriage
bolted. the coachman lost control of them
and a serious accident was only sverted
bv the horses turning into the woods,
where the carriage stuck between the
trees
The members OF the Royal Party were
severely shaken up and alarmed but 9TH
erwise We're not injured.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-06
Two Kinds of Arithmetic.

Il have 10 nelp Johnny with his mental
arithmetic every evening, sald the
young woman. and # is nuisance.
do you-er-fnd that celebrated prob
lem about one plus one equals one?'
asked the Young man
y sa!d mental arithmetic, no, ssr,i'
mental" said the young woman with
great dignity-Clnclnnati Enquirer.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-06
Faultlcss Logic.

Mrs Lawnville-Which would you rath'
or do to-day go 10 school or help me II
the garden?
Little Boyd rather go 10 school
Would you? Why
cause teachers SICK. and there ain''
agoin 10 be Cincinnati Enquirer.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-06
DreXfns. Case Reopcned

PARIS. oct. "a formal application
for the revision Of the Dreyfus case was
filed to-day on the docket of the Court or
Cessation. The procedure for opening the
case has therefore. definitely commenced.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-06

Broncho Bill-Since Pistol Pete dug mp
that tree the boys hung his father on ana
planted IL In his front yard De got a"-
ful proud.
Rroncho Bill-Weu hes now the only
man I'm town with an authentic family
tree.-N. Y. Journal.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-06
Gentle Rcjoinder.

An old scotchw oman. when advised BY
her minister 70 take snur 10 keep her
self awake during the sermon. replied:
why dinna we put the snuff in the SER
mon. mon?'-Cincinnati Enquirer.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-06
WIKOFl] AND THOMAS.
Their Evidence Dealt Entirely With
These Two Camps.
THE SOLDIERS WELL CARED FOR.
TfTberc We're Any camp Horrors" the
Commanders Were Responsible.
General Boynton said Camp
Thomas Was Healthy and
the Water supply I'm
contaminated,


-
WASHING Ton, oct o-tcn- Nhceier
completed bis testimony before the War
r.,.s,f-,t.-- Commission TO-DAY and was
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closed
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dealt entirely WIN the conditions al
camp W.kon and General Boyntons with
t..... c4.op Th.u.. where he IS now
General WEe.lcr's examination was on
The line of One Sew York World charges.
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li.' ma. IT. 1a"'I "1S ~ o"a"'' ~
h'mseI. he louhi this TO ne f1e ih o'"0'
cases
General wheeler sal1 IL was true 'il''
many soldiers WouIa IAu on me site'S'
He Thought thaf "h OF them hdu Doe"
weakened by their experience III upa
ana most ol mem had lne Germs ol lo.e'
STD ihem. me 'ehel' ,o'A "p $500
ment aiirlOl.eo 10 1T 9' 'o''.,' ,,.''7
iHt SINKS. ne ''lu 'N' ''''"9 w
'''I every Ho"i VIII" 'Nl Oh" w i'', -.
had examined me tiouhu ana l.Nhu '""
thfi o'h'f ph>sl cans oin nor agree WIN
lr Som as io tue danger from lNp""t"'
The wells were ions distance from the
sinks and the soil was very compact eI'
fr.tuaI} avoiding the hanger 'i co't7nm-
nation There was mo- outbreak OF rover
such as Ir Sem had predicted. hence
81 was false prophesy He admitted
also Iu reply 90 charge attributed 10
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-06
SEVEN
SUTHERLAND
SISTERS
HAIR GROWER AND
SCALP CLEANER.

The ladies' in attendance have engage
ments. and viii have to leave Richmond
n 1t very few days. II your scalp is not
healthy, your hair falling out or you
wish 20 improve the lustre. length. ana
hcalthfuncss Of your hair. DO not fan 10
consult these ladies. All Information iree
and everybody invited.
OWENS 81 MINOR DRUG CO.
1007 east Main street.
Richmond. Va.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-10-22

Temple, Texas, October 2l.~-rhere Is
great activity IN the yards of the Santa Zee
and progress Is the watchword OF all the
changes being made, The old tracks are
being torn up and replaced with new the
old round house Is RACED and the debris
cleared away; the old turn table has been
transported to do duty ht some other polni.
also the OLD machinery las been divided,
part taken 10 CicburEe and part placed IN
Ire now round house here, Among the
improvements outside of the special con-
venlenaes aud modern machinery In the
round house are: A commodious coal
chute. sand house fitted with compressed
alr holster for the sand, new oil tanks AMI
large store house The workmen are
numerous ana well paid
There has been great deal OF intcrcet
msn!festea here on the threstaned strike
on the Missouri. Kansas and Texas railway.
Yesterday II Was general street talk that
10 katy trains would pass through, but
this proved incorrect, as the trains came
in ON tine.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-10-22
IS WORK FOR THE CHURCH..
Changed Conditions Created BY the
Results OF the War.
EPISCOPAL COUNCIL TAKtS ACTION.
Missionary Work 10 ncHin IN Porto
Rico-Cuba and Hawaii Also Fields
for Evamsctistic Work.

Washington oatoher ., -r,.,. s,.,,,
,,s,,.
Va Wv HpSoopA rharsa'
ar's4g through ulfe changed conditions OF
Cuba, Porto Rico, Hawaii and the Phil
sntsnes VIVA nresAn.,., o., a., ,,,,..,,
., w wy se"S'"' 'ou'
'S"'''h 'o'as :" .ne report OF special
committee appointed to consider the cen
ti.4on OF affairs in th.,se onelyiov tslanas
A. "a YYsw,u ,,,, 49,. ...,...o -
t.x 'op''NS"
Nus' the s'S'us WIS no, simple one, owing
to the joint action with the Church OF Eng
land which had boon entered ma, hv
a,,.,a,,,, ,..,,. 49,. ,.L, :, -
-, - wy i''e oish'p o1 N'i'-
'ofhm' WNnout EXPRESSING an opinion as
20 the ultimate church work in Hawaii as
n mart Of tha Iinita3 st,,os ~, commit,
u" 'NNo"''ie"'eu NAV s'on iaith required
a conference with the Church OF England
bafore entering upon lndcpsndent work.
ronrerninr Porto R,,o IN, ,,.,.
'AO Wv
F'i"iNeu 'hat the eNisHhs political, 30
cial ami religious conditions were such as
to warrant immsAhl,te aeiion tb,st,, rh.,.
4. ,,,,r,h =, p,,o 49,. 49,, 49,,
IL ~ - rh $3.50 .ue o'ree-
,,t,. ~ '@'a'" ntt Ine
army ofe,.sr 1h'si th''r w .n''ei, s.u'.
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can shnr.s, ''' >'" ~ ''e "'''''
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pn,,n pioo So" ~" ,ne sS"nu "s y,
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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-10-22

SAVERS APPOINTMENTS.
He Will Not Have n Great Amount
of Patronage.

He Will Not Have Great Amount
of Patronage.
Austin. Texas, October 2l.-Apropos Of
appointments under the next administra-
ton, a friend of Major Sayers. who sIan's
very close to him politically, said TO The
Post correspondent today that it was the
NJ jors in.ertion to return 10 Bastrop en-
the day of the election and remain there
urtl he returned TO Washington, which
would probably foe about the 18th OF l6,h
OF November.
Continuing the aforesaid friend ex-
pressed himself as follows: While cor-
gress does not convene until December,
the appropriations committee, OF which
Major Slyers is q member, meets some
Two weeks earlier, ana II will be necessary
for him to leave at the time mentioned.
There Is so much important legislation al
fecting our State coming up before con-
rress at this session that he not only con-
s!ders 1t necessary to be in Washington
promptly, but !r the event that the people
elect him governor on the Sth OF Novem-
bsr. he VIII not return ustil shortly before
his inauguration in January. Consequently,
If he should be elecJed, it will be necessary
for him to take up matters appert aiming 10
appointments Immediately after the result
IL knowu and dispose of them pr-ory 10 MS
departure.
Il 90 rot believe a personal interview by
a candidate or his friends will be as efec-
tive as letters and statements of facts sent
BY mail. II these are sent in promptly so
rs TO reach him at Bastrop on the sth, ne
viii give to each due consideration ana
no ono VIII be overlooked However, tHa.e
desiring places should remember that -
appointment is In store fer many-for' con-
trary TO the general belief, the patToDase
NJ he governor of this State is very small.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-10-22
ELVES WOMEN HEALTH
'ohishing Good Comes from an
Old-Time Remedy.
"een Forgotten for Years, but
recently ReSurrected.

rs astonishing how wonderfully certain
NV u,s OF the old-tlme remedies were. wo-
49, a We're just the same then as they are
M, lney suffered with exactly the same
kera put they had nature to study and
nc, aaepts in discovering Just the thing
Ia !. W cure sickness and disorders. This
{Inn y made more certain by the resurcec-
lmosy,' enc OF these old favorites that had
keglse, eeen forgotten. 1t Was certainly
q orr por never has there been known
Sl,ssss way another remedy that accom-
En- sueh marvellous cures among wo-
)rprs Io had utterly failed with doctors,
MS s ana all else.
|atily 'eneay is an heirloom OF an Old
BIZ sys ana steps have been taken to sup
|lnrrisss suherng woman with II. To dis
kis l, from the mass OF drugs offered,
e--re.ly Is prominently labsied G. +.
4 yor h,hg Gerstle's Female Panacea. and
hit,aIs VII remember this name and these
|en.Tr ssu VIII be certain 10 get the right
hi VI your druggist. The regular price
q a,, oeue. In case he hasn't got it dol't
Ese' In. disappointed by trying something
Ioosa = write to l.. Gerstle & Co.. Chatta-
IA ~ ehn:, enclosing s1.00 in your letter
Eme ~ VIII supply you. Try this old
|sip 5-',Sitte for any womb trouble or
|ou ca--..'hg monthly sickness. 1t Will do
/, and Will give you perfe;, health.
rs Noncerful relief jus, to know there
\ cnT4Say that won't fail you. l.. Gerstle
(hich9 ,e established department TO
Aouf ~ ladies may write for free advice
- a s.vH sickness. II is in charge OF wo-
|Qur iuslvely When writing address
)iesis Health Club. care OF L.
Co.. Chattanooga, Tenn"
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-10-22

Orange, Texas. octcher 2l.--This morn
ing about 80 o'clock the residence of NJ.
u. Grubbs. on Ninth street, YVES totally
destroyed by fire together with i,s con-
tents. Mr.. Grubbs was sleeping In the
house at the time and when he awoke
lie was being stifled by the smoke and
the flames were eating through the walls
OF his room. He leaped up and managed
to throw out his bed, trunk and clock
before the heat drove him from the burn
Ing building Nothing else was saved, n
piano being destroyed With the furniture.
The loss will amount to fully $1,000, The
building was insured for 5000 10 the Brit
ish American and the furniture for 5000
IN the Firemen's Fund. both policies being
written BY the w. D.. Belts agency. II
is supposed that the fire was OF incendiary
origin. as there had been no fire In the
house for sofnn time
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-10-22

ms unqualified Endorsement Of tha r
Iank OF tnat platform, which decl,reS ~.
ne Tree and unlimited coinage ~ s,,,'s.
a. we ratio OF 16 TO |. In addition ~ ~.
reservations on this subject. a recora 80
sour.een years In congress show, bv svssr
sp.eon and every vote on the silver oues.
,,o om ,Aat ne was always loyal to silver Tha
pupuiist papers, however. were sim I'm :
ra enough 20 charge him with being on.
oppolent, hal also questioned his lov,l.s
70 silver; yet he was voting ana work :,
~. LOT free silver before Barney Gibbs sni
MS crowd knew how mary grains AZ mrs
SILVER there was in dollar,
MaJor Sayefs alluded to the Affleck AZ
neavlt to the effect that he had told = ts,an,
wat ne was not in favor Of the free roIn.
age OF silver at the ratio Of 16 10 I. He
SAD ne was loath to notice su,h foo,,xh
enarses, but he had been requested 10 saw
SOMETHING about this one He Rad nevar
told Affleck any such thing. He and All, II,
nad been boys togeaher AMI when Wasting.
'on county became a part OF his district
Ahi.ck asked him to get an apposgsmenl
ioT MIN. He had labored faithfully 10 mr.
cure an office for his old friend, hut had
laiieo anu this seemed 10 have made Al
Heck his enemy. Affleck had become a dis.
gruntied democrat aud OF all the miser.
apie ~ lows who perambulate on two feet
mat man Is most miserable who becomes
aisgruntled with his party because he can
mo- mo- ger an onice. He confessed that one OF
his political sins was trying TO rar an
Office for Affleck
me distinguished speaker pursued the
same limo Of argument on State issues that
he has employed In other speeches, scoring
goot points on the State railroad scheme
advocated by Barney Gibbs and other pom
ulist fallacies. He was geaerous,y a.
plauded for his sentiments in favor of the
Nicaraguan canal and his predictions of
commercial benefits to accrue to Texas
therefrom.
Major Savers visited Baylor university
this morning upon invitation of the man
agement and delivered an address TO the
students. He was cordially received and
generously applauded by the students and
citizens who heard him.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-10-22
ToDAN's RACES.


steoplechase, three mnes-Royal Scarlet,
100, Trllion, iiei Baby Bill 1ss; Russell
Harrson. 1875.
Three, folirths Of a mile, handicap-WarrG
ton. 130 -, Catalina, l25; Miss Miriam. III
Blarneystone, l6; Marsiaa, ll5 Gcisha, Di-
minutive. ll2. Armament. nj, Acrushis, TAX
anassto. l0S Tyrau, l0S, General Maceo, i0i.
Five-elchtha OF mile, ceiling --Water Girl.
~ Diminutiye, TO-, Kings PRIDE, i0i; Zen
Viking. 100: Francis Booker, Wild Air, Gid
Mine La Chevot. Lepida, 81; Newberger IS;
Mark Mics. Ill, Iiandcuff, l03 Passe Partout.
los. Tendresse. Amorlta, Merry Heart, loi,
Cathedral. 1913,
Eclipse course. White Plains handicap
Kentucky Colonel i23; Flllgram, ll9; coun-
solor Weinberg, ia; Lady Lindsay III;
Acushla. lO4 The Rose, 100. Ethelbert. 1873;
Autumn. 12l; Manuel. 100. Toluea, il5; Him
tine. M, Dr, Eichhorg, III; III Lee. ii0; Me-
Leod Of Dare. i0s, Bangor, i05i Mr. Clay. 81.
Morris Park handicap. Two and one'iourth
miles-Ben Holiday 1885, Sailor King, los.
Ben Elder. 1Gi Thomas Cat, 81; Whisilng
Con, "a; jefferson, "a; 1'wlnkior, %, Latsoh.
A.
one mile, selling-Ameer, LOG; Marsian.
Manassas HanweH l03 Black Dude. The
Winner, Mana H.. Mazarine, 100; Premier, 81 (;
Atlantus. Decsnter 9i oxnard, Flax Spinner
Blarucystone. 81.