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The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1898-09-15

Washington. Sept. 10. $500 Secretary
Alger has requested the president 10
order thorough and searching invcsti-
cation of the war department In this
request the secretary has been joined
BY Adjt. Gen. Corbin. No decision has
been reached yet by the president as to
what course he will pursue. He has
the request of Secretary Alger under
discussion. but has not yet determined
whether he will grant ii or not Secre-
tary Alger had Il long conference with
the president before leaving the city,
and impressed upon him his earnest
desire that an Investigation such as he
had requested should be ordered. The
question was very thoroughly discussed
in all It's branches. Gen. COrbin was
present during a great part of the con
ference. Ii seems now that an inyesti-
cation will be ordered, but il is the de-
sire of the president to consider the
matter and map out definite policy.
should the investigation be- ordered IL
will include. probably, all matters re-
lating to
The CoRduct of the War.
so far rs they concern the war depart
ment. Secretary Alger expresses him
self as confident that such an investi-
CATION. il conducted promptly and thor
oughly will result in much good.
Such an investigation as has been re-
Gpested is, il Is p0intedout, bcset with
some di culties. No charges OF u def
mite character have been filed by any
responsible person or official. Sensa-
ti0nal stories and rumors for which the
administration has present knowledge
there Is no foundation, have been cir
culated, and objection is made to dig
nifying them by the ordering Of an in
yestigation. BY those who desire and
advocate an investigation it is main
tanned it can do no possible harm. and
may be of positive benefit in clearing
away manifest error frcm the minds
Of many people and in placing the
blame. If any Is to be placed. where it
nchtfuliy belongs.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1898-09-15
GOMEZ COMPLAINS.
0sONEX VOMFLHINSs
Vic Says the Americans Have Been
ssrAlA

nc Says the Americans Have Bcen
''COld and Dry"
Havana, Sept. 1O.-Gen. Gomez. m
der date Of Aug. rs, has addressed a
letter to II. Estrada Palma Of New
York, a copy Of which arrived here
This morning. Gen. Gomez says that
The Americans have been "cold and
dry' with him, but they are the bene-
factors of Cuba, adding that both 1.-The
United States and himself are strang-
ers and foreigners In this land
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1898-09-15
! SEARCHING
INVESTIGATION
+ THE WAR DEPARTMENT. IS
asked FOR DY ALGER.

rbis Request Is Joined In by Adit.
90, COrbin-The President Has
,bc Request Under Consideration
and Has Not Yet Determined
whether He VIII Grant II or Not
If IL Is Ordered 1t Will Probably
include All Matters Relating to
the Conduct of the War-Secrc-
fnry Thinks an Investigation
Will Result in Good.
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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-03-13
Insurance Ag'ts.,

Office OF
Commissioner of Agriculture, Insurance, Sta
tistics and History,
Austin, Texas, February II, 1925.
To Ali Whom 1t May Concern;
This is to certify, That the
AMERICAN CENTRAL
Insurance Company of St. Louis. Mo-, naa
In nj, respects fully complied with the laws
OF Texas as conditions precedent to its doing
business in this State. and that said Company
holds n Certificate of Authority from this Of
tire emitting 1t 20 dc business IN this State tor
twelve Iaonths from the LIST day of January,
1898, to the Slst day of December, 1898.
--e------ Given under my hand and seal,
Seal. at office, In Austin the day and
- date first above written.
JEFFERSON JOHNSON,
Commissioner.
RAPHAEL BROS, Insurance Agents. Hous-
ton, Texas.
Office OF
Commissioner of Agriculture Insurance, STA
tistics and History.
Austin, Texas, February u, 1898.
To All Whom 1t May Concern:
This Is to certify. That the
GERMAN ALLIANCE
Insurance Company of New York " Y. ha,
In AL respects fully complied with the laws
OF Texas as conditions precedent to its doing
business IN this state aud that said Company
nolds Certificate of Authority from this Of
nee emitting 1t to do business IN this STATE for
twelve months from the LIST day of January,
1879 to the slst day of December, 1895
- Given under my hand and seal.
seal at office, In Austin, the day and
i--l date ftrst abe D written
JEFFERSON JOHNSON
Commissioner.
ton Texas
Office of
commissioner OF Agriculture. Insurance, Sta
tstics and History
Austin. Texas. March 4. 1898.
To Al Whom 1t May Conccrn.
This is to certify, That the
NEW ORLEANS
insurance Association Of New Orleans. La. has
~ az respects fully compiled with the laws
OF texas as conditions precedent to its doing
pus,r ess IN this State, and that said Company
nolhs n Certificate OF Authority from This Of
nee ehuliing II " do business in this state for
, ,sns months from the LIST day of january.
lSys, to the slst lay OF Dec. mbor, 1898,
Given under my hand and seal.
seal at office, In Austin, the day and
l-l date first above written.
JEFFERSON JOHNSON,
rAptY.p, n, Commissioner.
toi. Texas. esn's' ii'us-
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estate ordered TO institute suit for parti-
ton Id the district court Of Harris county.
as prayed for, and report to this court as
early as practicable.
Estate of Elvlra w. Hutchins, deceased:
upon the application OF the Warren Land
and Lumber company the administrator
Is ordered to sell at public cutlery for cash
900 acres OF land In Brazoria county and
to report as early as possible to this court.
and upon the application OF the remaining
creditors the administrators is further or
dered to sell lots g. A. s. block 20. south
side OF Buffalo bayou, also 2 80 100 shares
OF total OF ninety-two shares Of stock less
the one-fifth interest of Jones & Garnett In
the Town Lot company, or as much thereof
as may be necessary to pay the approved
claims against this estate. at public cutlery
for cash and report as early as practicable.
suits for CivIi District Court.
The following suits for the civil district
court were filed yesterday:
Eliza j. and George Kennedy vs.. B. T.
Norris. trespass to try title and damages.
J. II. Durham G. Co. VS.. A. ]. Schoen-
mann. debt Of s73S7i.
Real Estate Transfers.
The following real estate transfers were
filed yesterday:
G.. NJ. Beauchamp ard wife CA.
RI to J. M Ludtke, 81 acres
in Westcott tract. Harris & VIII
son 2-league grant ......... -. *too
George l.. Porter ~ E. w.
Gould, 40 acres, north half Of
lot 5, in Whitney B,itton survey. 700
e. w. Gould to Sarah a. Gould, 20
acres in Whitney Brittoi survey. 1000
Henry l.. Dreyer and wife (Nan-
nic B.) to Michael Fitzgerald.
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Gas cooking stoves and bet plstss for a..
By Houston Gas Light Co. ''s ss's
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PROBATE CouRT

|
George Fielder as guardian in the sum
of 5000. with Benjamin Griffin and W. b..
| Pullam as suretes, examined. approved
and ordered recorded.
| Estate OF Ellen V. Hussey deceased :
BOND OF w. b. Olive AS executor, with the
viii annexed in the sum OF $500. with ].
IL. Noss and G. Scicia as sureties. ey.
amined, approved and ordered recorded.
Estate of w. u. Chillson and wife: bond
OF j. w. Commit as administrator in the
sum OF $1,000. with W. D. Ccglan, ID. NJ
cogian and J, II, Ruby as sureties, ex-
amiaed. approved and ordered recorded.
Estate OF Connie oConnor; bond OF Dean
Tempkins as guardian in the sum of 500
with the American Surety company as
surety, examined, approved and ordered
accorded,
Estate OF w. O, Whatley,' minor; W. w
Whatiey appointed receiver OF estate and
pond liked al $500, on giving which and
qualifying according to law. he Is a,,tbnr-
ized to receive and demand from ~.
knights of Hnnor or any other persons NJ.
minor. '"'s
Estate OF George II. Lathrop. deceased.
report OF sale filed February II. 1898 con
firmed and the administrator ordered 10
transfer The shares Of stock in question IN
,ne purchaser upon his compliance with the
terms OF sale.
Estate Of Jerry Window, deceased, re-
port OF Temporary administrator filed Fen
ruary ", 1925. examined and approved ana
the temporary administrator i ordered n
turn over TO the permanent administrator
all assets OF this estate in his hands ana
ne and his surefies are discharged. Edgar
watkins appointed permanent admjnistra
tor; II ID, Adams, Nelson Sincere and n
Watts appointed appraisers
Estate OF Rudolph Illg minor. the dIsa
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Eleventh civn District, Court.

Eleventh civil District, court.
The following proceedings We're had be-
fore Judge John G. Tod in vhe Eleventh
civil district court yesterday
Thomas Dullard VS.. Frank Bivins. con-
tiuued for service.
Otto Hcgar VS.. j. II. Yates; continued
for service.
Kate e. sojourner VS.. L. NJ. Sojourner;
continued generally.
Elijah A. Austin ct al vs. Meina
Freund: continued generally.
Joe Scott ct al VS. A. Tlchman: continued
generally.
j. j. settegast vs.. City of Houston; con-
tinued generally.
Pereira & Randolph VS.. j. p. Mouton:
Judgment for plaintiff for $l2569S and
$lg5.9S attorneys fees with foreclosure as
prayed for and writ of possession leave to
defendant to withdraw jury fee.
II. H. Mitchell VS.. William Schneider;
defendant granted leave TO withdraw jury
fee; judgment for plaintiff for $3.50 wi b
foreclosure of lien.
j. o. Woodhouse VS.. Galveston, La Porte
and Houston Railroad Company: leave to
defendant to file first amended original an.
swor; defendants motion for coutinu III ce
oyerruled motion to suppress dispositions
sustained.
Moore Corbett Bank vs. Thomas Tinsley;
Jury out.
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SPRING CLOTHING

The up-to-date tailors. Gerson Fox
1905 Preston avenue. are soliciting your
inspection OF their fine line OF domestic
and foreign woolens OF the best manufac-
lures. comprising the newest designs. This
hrm Is turning out most satisfactory work
in correct styles. and are becoming fist
the popular merchant tailors OF the c,ty'
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Crlttenton li..Inn Work.r.

The Crittenton Mission Workers will ho
on the Market square at. 1870 p. M. led
by DIR. w. Wheeler, In the evening
at their hall. aos and sos Louisiana street
at p. M the meeting will be conducted
by Mr.. s, p. Luce general secretary of
the Young Mems Christian Association
The music viii be furnished by the Youn.
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A DAY AMONG THE COURTS.
Jury Out Ia the Case Of Moore.
Corbett Bank VS.. TinsIey.
COMMISSIONERS COURT TO MEET
Percmptory Call of the Docket of
the Eleventh civil District Court
other Proceedings.

The case OF the Moore Corbett Rank
against Thomas Tinsley. Iii which 1t Is
sought to recover the amount OF return
Yesterday. No verdict had been agreei
OF, UP to the close Of business last night.
The case was begun before Judge Tod in
the Eleventh civil district court on Thurs
day.
The commissioners viii meet tomorrow
morning and continue in session until the
business of the month. which is mostly of
routine nature, is disposed Of.
a peremptory call OF the docket will be
had in the Eleventh civil district court
tomorrow.
Fifty-ffh Civl District Court.
The following proceedings were had In
the Ffty-fifth civil district court yester-
day, Judge w. IL. Wilson presiding
Annie Chambers VS.. Isaac Miiligan; case
re!nstatcd.
T, p, Converse VS., Peter Huechncr. con-
solidated with the case OF Converse VS.. AL
len.
Same VS.. Wilke; same order.
Henry Lawrence VS.. Citizens Electric
Light and Power Company; petition OF
plaintiff to dismiss action against receiver
refused; petition for removal TO Federal
court granted.
NJ. h. Fitzgerald VS. same exceptions
to petition for removal overruled and petit
ton granted.
Henry House vs. American Surety Com
pany demurrer No / in defendants orig
inal answer sustained; demurrcrs Nos. /
and in defendants first supplemental
answer sustained, to which plaintiff OK
cepts; plaintiff given leave to file a trial
amendment to original petition.
Daisy Avery VS.. James Avery; leave to
plaintiff to file first amended original petit
lion; judgment for plaintiff granting di-
vorce and adjudging the property de-
scribed in her petition TO be her sepa-
rate property, by agreement of parties.
any issue as to the custody OF the child Is
withdrawn from the court and left unde-
termlned.
Helen Anderson VS.. Andrew Anderson;
Judgment for plaintiff for divorce
Henry House VS., American Surety Com
pany leave 20 plaintiff to file supplemental
petition.
George l., Porter ct al VS., George Spens
er ct al, plaintiff disrisses as to A. III.
McRoberts mot served without prejudice:
under advlsemont.
l.. y. Moody VS.. Catherine Whalen ct al.
under advsement.
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Fosters Local Forecast.

The storm waves Will reach this meril-
ian and the other changes will occur at
and within 100 miles of Houston wlthin
twenty-four hours of p. m. OF the dates
given below:
March --Moderating,
March 14--Waimer
Nnsrch 15-Threatcning.
March 16-Chapgeable.
March 17-Cooler.
March 1s-Modcrate.
March 19Warmer
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Comfy Court.

The following proceedings were had be-
fore Judge W. n. Shaw In the county
court yesterday:
III G. Henner VS.. b. L. Carson ct al
defendants first special exception over
ruled to which defendant excerpts defend
ants second exception sustained; plaintiff
given leave to Ole amended petition.
Connery q Wentworth vs.. Charles Haw-
kins ct AL HoustoI Electric Street Rail-
way company given leave to file fl st
amended original answer: judgment 70 !,
plaintin against all the defendants for
S6250.
Clark LOTUS vs. Alice Minor; dis
missed by agreement
Acme Lumber and Manufacturing Com
pany VS.. Bayou City Building and Losn
Association; dismissed for want OF prosecu-
uoni garnishee allowed fee of $40.
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C1I|d[eSy3l
Agents, Housta
Office oil
Commissioner of Agriculture, Ifss
tistics and Hlstpfy,
Austin, Texas. Janpl1
To All Whom 1t May Concern:
This is to certify. That the
PHOENIX FIRE
Insurance Company Of liaftlmd,
in all respects fully compiled vti
of Texas as conditions precedent u
business in this State, and that al
holds n Certificate Of Authority It'd
fee emitting 1t to do business IN III
twelve r,onths from the Isl day d
1898. to the 3lst day Of December,
--------- Given under my hlsi
Seal. at office. in Austin, d
- date first above vrittlL
A. i. TIKI
Actsg Conn
osa..A - Hf5} y
Commissioner of Agriculture. lrtrI
tistics and History,
Austin, Texas, Niid
To All Whom 1t May Concern:
This is to certify, That the
CoNT1NENTAL
Insurance Company of New Yolt =
in all respects fully conp.let VIII
of Texas as conditions prefedeut
business in this State, and that nx
holds a Certificate of AuthtrlN frA
flee emitting 1t to do business .
for twelve months from the Ut W
AIRY, 1898, to the 31st day Of Deems
-------- Given under my hAl
Seal. at office. In Austin, "
date first above v-ittl
JEFFERSON Jcayl
Cousx
0ilud
Commissioner Of Agriculture
Statistics and Ha
Austin, Texas, Febu,uA
To all whom it may cancern'
This is TO certify, That the
HAMBURG BRExly
Insurance Company OF llambgtt
has in all respects fully conplN.
laws Of Texas as conditions pfs'g ..
doing business in this Stale. w
company holds "A Certificate q AM,
this office emitting II to ~ pua!3
State for twelve months, frem y,
January, 1898, to the slst ~ y
1898. b }
Seal at office, 10 Ausslu. Y
- date first ab0re nn ,cslS
CopF
1fimd. !
Commissioner OF Agricultgg,sS,. \
Statistics apd ~.
Austin, Texas, .Fesr'''
To all whom 1t may concern;i
This is to certify. That ths \.
SPRINGFIELD FIRE ANp \ D
Insurance Company Of spriu!!ss.ss,t
IN ali respects fully tcmpllea s
of Texas as conditions prceeovE.,a
business in this State, and iIas n, ~
holds II Certificate OF Autnons Il Il n
flee emitting it to do bus,ness y, nj
for twelve months, from ~ M
uary, 1928. to the 3lst daY ~ III
- - Given under ny ~
Seal. at office, in Aultlns,
- date first above wIi WI,
JEFFERSON sv.d
Ofar 4
Commissioner of Agrievl y AZ, Y,
Austin. Texas, FsNu'p {
10 all " bom it may coFsr is.
This is to certify, That y.
GERMAN-AsslslesS 4
Insurance Company Of Ney. s ~ i
in all respects fully compliss. sf' 4 ]
Texas as conditions prec,tvssss! ni |
Lnsirsss in this state. ana " m
holds n Certificate Of Autn2nu n q
Gre emitting IL to do bui!nss "
for twelye months, from ~ ~, -
nary isaS. to the Sist day o. fssj
Ct,,on under ~ ~
Seal. at office, in usilco
-.-- date first above y ~ '0il!
JEFFERSoScsS1
81 4
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UNCLAIMED PACKAGES.

List of packages remaining at American
Express office for week ending March 10:
n. Alexander. 10. w. Allison, j. Bonilla.
Bessie Bird, Mrs. Mamie Boekelman. j..
w. Galloway, j. Dumas t3), DIR. c. c..
Hamphll (Hillendahl Texas). C. C. John
son, Emil Johnson, Sadie Marsh, Belle Nor
rison, b. II. Neurath. William Orr, o. H.
Ryan. w. j. Swinford. f. NJ. Thomson. NJ
Thing. II. B. Wynn. Charles NJ, Weber.
List of packages remaining on hand at
Wells. Fargo & Co.'S express for the week
ending Saturday, March II:
]. w. Allison, ]. o. Andrew, j. Benson
]. r. Borden, j. Buchanan, W. +. Barnett
Tuan Bonella. j. Banner, William Brad
burn, f. Barnett, E. p Brown. Tom Burke.
w. 3. Clement, l.. Calhoun, II. r. Daniels.
c. G. Dixon, DR.. p. Edwards. II, Grant. 7.
X. Green, =. Hall, B. 7. Hutchinson, r. B.
Halliday, II. Hoffman. e. NJ. Hermes ].
Hines. G. w. Hale, r. Nuebother. S. Jack
son, j. r. Kirkpatrick. b. o. Malley. f. w.
Misher D. T. McLaren, b. Martin, Thomas
f, O'Neal, f. r. Pugh w. w. Phillips.
Mrs. 7. J. Perera, D. f. Rowe, Peatro
Realmeto, Charles Robe. p. L. Rasch. f. X.
Roberts, Neal Simmons, Hy. Sauer (Ad-
dicks. Texas). Mrs. L. NJ Slater, C. w.
seaward. w. T. Sapp. Texas Land and
Lumber company, Charles Thomas. d. A.
Urban, Goodloe Thompson, C. II. Will
Jams, L. Westphal. S. d. Ward, S. Williams
Cove, TeSas)
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only one cent word for Post IVAN,
Ads and still less II they run four time
or over Have you tried them? Nothins
cheaper or more sure to bring results.
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Marriage Licenses.

Marriage licenses were issued TO the fol-
lowing persons during the week just past:
zee.
u. *. Murchison and Miss Mamie l..
Mcneil.
Elias Greenberg and Mrs. salie Green
borg.
Sebastian Cangemi and Anagia Arnater.
John Tunnel and Mrs. Maggie Rash.
Ernest f. Anderson and Mrs. Mollie a.
Rogers.
Thomas Hawkins ard Carrie Heaggs
Aaron Bates and Laura Johnson.
George Davis and Queen,c Robinson.
James Granville and Willie c.. Hamll
ton.
r. T. Telley and Miss Lucy Virgins.
Neill jones and Nealy Jackson.
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Prescription No cs5i. put up BY Eime,
& Arend. sold by E. r, Schmidt, Houston
Texas. will relieve those afflicted WIFI
rheumatism. Try bottle.
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HOUSTON GAS LIGHT COMPANY
Reduction in price Of Gas

reduction IN Price OF Gas.
After June ;, 1897. the rate for illuminatinc
VIII be " per 1000 cubic feet Special contracfs
Tor fuei. Gas cooking stoves hot plates ana
general assortment Of gas appliances. i !
Mckeeyer general manager; 7, vi House
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List of goods on hand at Pacific express

r1'S' VI sUVu5 OH HHHu NJ FdVIltc eNpresS
office for week ending March IL, 1896
J. b. Buchanan, Russ Brown. u. B.
Burck e. Co., A. w. Boyd, Mary Busss, A.
/. Curry. {. S. Cleveland. p. J. Corlln.
George Cunningham. Mrs A. Cochran.
David Crockett, j. Carter, T.. Dickson. r.
II. Franklin. A. s. Greensten. J. j. Gar
rett. II. r. Golboli. NJ. A. Tlodgin. Main
Hughes. Drummer; Frank Hall, Bill 10 les,
lose Lunn, BERTHE c. Mason, G. Mcclure
Curtis Moore, l.. W. Moore. j. e. Ma o,
Joe Peregoy, S. Pauldress, Perry & Co,
Miss d. f, Read. o. II. Ryan, Il. C. Runge,
Robert Ward
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1898-09-09
A Common-sen.e Recen,,on

Everyone concerned in the popular
reception to the District troops is to
be congratulated upon the good sense
displayed by the general committee of
arrangements at it's meeting Tuesday
night when. on the motion of one of
it's members, it was unanimously re-
solved to devote all the money SUBJ
scribed for the occasion. not absolutely
needed for medals and parade. and re-
freshment purposes. TO the object of
helping our soldiers, when discharged,
to respectable employment. and tenn
porarily assisting such of their de-
pendent families as may be in need.
The unanimity and enthusiasm with
which this suggestion was adopted and
the excellent arrangements for the adj
ministration of the fund which were
instantly provided in the employment
and relief committees respectively pre-
sided over by Messrs. Simon Wolff and
B. II. Warner have excited public con-
fidence and liberality in way highly
productive of finapcial results. Since
the publication of the committees ac-
ton in The Times. Wednesday morning,
subscriptions have increased hand
somely, and il is evident tl.at many of
our citizens who would not care to con-
tribute much to an affair of mere
show and sentiment. have been touch
ed deeply in heart and purse by the
proposition of the general committee
10 make the event an occasion for the
display of brotherly help and prac-
teal charity.
AS devoted and successful organiza-
tions and administrators of such work
MIR. Wolff and Mr. Warner are respect
ed and justly confided in by this COM
munity. Neither they nor the gentle
men associated with them are capable
of subordinating an honest effort to
relieve distress and help worthy per-
sons to bread-winning opportunities,
to any scheme of personal advertise
ment or local ACKNOWLEDGMENT. Con-
sequently, the employment and relief