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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-11-20

loans fully appreciate the necessity OF
making progress. they are also under the
necessity OF taking great care in the prep
aratlon Of what may possibly be the con-
elusive record oil these negotiations. The
Spanish commissioners consumed n week
IN the preparation OF the last memorandum
but the Americans viii not require 80 long
n time to complete the work In hand and
any present delay Wal Ultimately prove TO
have been advantageous.
There was 70 meeting OF the joint com
missloners today.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-11-20
RUssIA's HANDS OFF.
The Cynr'S Neutrality Insures Nom
Interference In PHILIPPINES.

ST. Petersburg. November 19,-The rent
offio,ll Journal des 81. Petersburg rspu-
dates shs enti-American views OF the
reference to the Philippine islands recently
oxp0unded by the Bourse Gazette. which.
Il declares, In no way represents the views
held m leading Rnss1an circles The Jour
mi etids: All imgortan5 organs. when
iseat.ng OF dhe Philippine gnestlo1, hare
rot failed TO .>ke mo account che reserve
lmpoged on Russia by her neutrality dur
ing the war nor d!sregsrded she good fee,-
Ing Russia entertatns fw the United sta.es.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-11-20
OUR NEW ACQUISITIONS.
American Soldiers Murdered whit
Unloading lhc Inv,

Manila. November 19.--Three Philippine
natives last night hired a carriage sind
afterward became engaged in a dispute
with the driver regarding the fare. Sma
members of the American military pGlae
TO arcs. the natives, but the
latter resisted and Sergeant Price OF tha
Minnesota regiment WAS stabbed ana killed;
three other American soldiers, M1h r
Montgomery and Hoyt, were wounded
Maher shot one native dead. The others
were nrregipI
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-11-20
THE ATLANTA WRECK.
List of Officers and Men Who Were
Drowned.

Yaquna, Ore November 19.-The list OF
officers and sailors drowned in the wreck of
the Atalanta is as follows
Captain Charles Mcbride; Hunter. first
mate; n. c. Buston. second mate, all OF
Greenock, Scotland; David Stanley of Liver
pool; Alex Beck, w. L. GROCER. w. T. Pilkin-
ton. 10 Casa. w. Williamson. T. Lewis
Michael Gallagher. David Green, Jacobson.
Pedro Gregory, John Marks, John Smith, sea-
men; Hamilton, sailmaker.
The unknown are cooks, a carpenter, sail
mailer, second mate and one sailor The
survivors are Francis Mahon, a native OF
Belfast, aged IS; John u. Berry, Larry
Towny, George Frazier
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-11-20
HAVANA NOTES.
yellow Fever Scare OVERTIME Sol
dIcrs at Matnn.0r Mutipy.

dIcrs mt Natnn.os Mutiny.
Havana. Naa Key Nest, November a..
The hore of more satisfactory SOLUTION
of the Cuban problem NOW With the Pafis
commission Is thought TO be nearing n
close and has exerpcl q beneficial effect
here A more healthy and confident tone
is noticeable in all circles.
gone no further than a scare, has not APP
pareHtly KEPT Americans from coming hero
In great numbers. There have been 40
new cases reported. l.
The example of the Havana guaidIn civil
was snlliaiei on Th ,rfiay aveulns by the
2uara.a ciyii at lialan1as. There was Il
n1,tiny there bur !, was finally subiued
BY the same persuasive measures adopted
IN re e4
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DELAY NECESSARY.
Americans Desire to HIVE All Their
Documents Well Prepared.

Paris, November la.--The American peace
commissioners met today, they have been
closely engaged In formulating the Germs OF
an important Communication to be made TO
tho Spanish commissioners next week IL is
termina whether the work viii be com
pleted for presentation on Monday or Tues
lay, though il is believed the Americans
will be ready on Monday. While the Amer
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-11-20
MANILA ApvIcEs.
Rebels Control Panuy-A Typhoon
Cnmsrl Grent DnInnge.

Manila. November la.--It is reported that
Iloilo Capital o. the island OF Paaay) Is
IN the hands OF the Insurgents. Tn,
United States cruiser Charleston aud tss
United States gunboat Concord have gone
there.
The Spanish cruisers lsla de CUBA and
lais de Lsizcn. wh!oh werc sunk dur ng
the battle OF Manila, have been floatei snd
docked at Osyite.
The United States revenue cutter Me-
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mn. In.nnrlnnt Mc,.ngc..

New York, November 19.-captatn II. u.
Bradford, United States navy, ottache Of
the peace commission, arrived from PARIS
today on board the steamer Paris from
so,shampio@. Captain Bradford is be-
Aeycd TO be the bearer OF an Important
message and some OF the papers In can
nec,1on With the peace commission. He
said that he would proceed 10 Washington
nj oire
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AMnAss TO ENGLAND.
EiihU Root Is Said to lie
Thought or.
Especial Dispatch to The post.)

Especial DlspaHch 70 The Post.)
New York. November 10 -Ellhu
Root has been recommended by The
New York state republican organl-
zation for ambassador TO Great Brit
ain. to succeed John Hay. who re-
signed 10 become secretary of state.
II is understood that President Me-
Knloy has Mr. Roots name under
consideration and no competitor
likely to he preferred 10 Mr.. Root
has entered the field,
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ro Ndnit onIninc rrcc.

Washington, November 49, The treas
ury department mas recommended tha1t
aulnne be admitted into cuba and Porlo
Rico free of duty, Under the Spanish rule
the duty on quinne WAS about $3.50 per
pound. The war department. viii un-
doubtcdIy concur with the treasury depart
mend in the matter.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-11-20
cRAxED ny JEALouss.
Ed Ross Kills HIS Wifc Gnd John
walker aad Then Kills Himself.

Paducah, KY November ia Triple
tragedy occurred within three miles OF this
city today I'D Ross 10 a NJ OF jealousy.
killed his wife and John Walker of whom he;
WAS Jealous and then blew out his own braiun,
rods home In the same wagon. While N The
clty today Ross bought iot Of cartridges and
usec them soon after reaching home
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-11-20

Warrington, November 1s.'-Indcations Tor
Sunday:
For East Texas--Fair Sunday; increasing
southerly winds Monday; rain in southern or
snow in northern portion.
Western Texas-Cloudy ana much cooler and
rain In northern portion, changing to SOW
Sunday night: southerly shifting 10 north
westerly winds.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-11-20

construed as Indicating TINT The Americans
might be iookeyed iuito paying larger
sum, Neither Spanish debts, bonds nor
mortgages OF any description will be CON
sldered The transaction Will he cleared up
on the spot probably, IL at all.
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E beft Of their kind.

Famous Pickles, Catsup, Sauces
and fable Condiments. For
quality and delicious flavor they
have n,o equal.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-11-20

Celebrated Silver Thread Krout,
white as snow, packed by hy-i
draulic pressure in barrels and,
half barrels, is we'll known for;
its excellence and in great favor
Send us a trial order.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1898-12-12
BIB1orEcA ella CORRESPONDENCE PUERTO Rico, 0o4

zados de panas Acao todos los parisienses tenen
to prefedo aqae querdo Bosque Sc sent6 snte una
cssads e agus poque acoraha de que Glbero
dca que Ia catsrsa de Niagara Pero 81 sol habfa
puesto tempano resco humedo empez6 sentirse,
voveno esparcir trseza ell desaento corazon del
senor More Qu6 ocura abandonaree aquelos suenos tan
duoes cuando reazsci6n mposbe mo pensaba que
jarse por clio!
Con tai de separarse nuIoa de Ell!
resuelta 81 Glbero, emprendfa aquella
pedci6n que tos las gntes de buen sendo consdea
nsenata e e acom a6arfa que e Mnstro e data
el mando de agun barco, para aguna coona lejans,
haa 10 propio oonsolaba esa desaparcion de
Euhos Que agradabe se,f para encontrarae solo
G bero durante ell tempo que dursse viaje El mo
tarfa en- barco ooupra POGO espacoy no eorbara
para las maniobras
-Con tai de que por Ia mahana por la noehe de
besoI..
Sc habfa privado de aquello Ia vida; pero
ahora que haba empezado comprendsr 10 que absn
costaba tanto trabajo rsnuncsr elcs Aquea noche
tartan solos haca tres dias I'm POGO de
cion durante la comds, despnes Gibeo fumsa
pips. despues formar proyectos mejor dicho,
Gbero 81 nnco que los fromara 81 contentarfa
aprobspoa.
Cuando Iegda la crada le dio que solo
habfa vueto ell sehcrto Gbrto sir sata cusndo vo
vea que dos caaleros lie estsban esperando puso de
NAL humor
-iDcs cabalIeros!
ST. de ellos sscerdote. Han insstdo tanto que
he endo mas remedo que pasrea: salon para
Ell nal humor del se6or Morel desapareci6 por
Un sscerote No pods ser otro que Roger Ga.dan
-Ahadreis dos oubertos Ia mesa-djo entr6 en- Ell
salon.
E buen Roger Gsrdain 81 sefor Delaande sentados 81
uno frens otro, ssperaban slenciosos ansiedsd
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1898-12-12
Ia HrRENc1A DEL CoNpENApo

Pronunco ests pa abas aceno tai de verdad one
Giberto nj siquiera e ocu6 ponerlo duds. La Ba
roneas, ocuandC sempre mardo, acompa6 Gilberto
prodigDdoe frases de consueo Con geso mperoso am6
msrdo ent6nces fde cuando unicamene Gbsrto pudo
dare cnena de Ia opeada prmo porsue
psreco habfa enveecido enfa Ell amoatado los
vdosos Sc fgur6 que aque antique amigo de pa
compaa tl emoc6n le did las gracas abrasan
-Uf!-diio cfnicamente la Baroness, cuando halo
soas msrdo Yo tamben he cedo que ba cue
lorr Peo vos hsbfais perddo por complete cabeza2
que convergs en- habfa motive para clio.
->0a prometo que semejante escepa no renovara.
E contes6. Sc habfa vuelto sentsr en- e s6n, mi
rando fjamente al suelo.
Aquel dia ceo tena color azu paido ell sol caen.
aba de abrasadora anuncando los parsens la
vuea della prmavera- FL seor Morel habfa sado maquna
mene paseo por Bosque de Boonia; pero
prmavea No podfa gozar de nads pueso que Glbeto
ers dgracade. sin embargo que gusto hsbis prs
parade babtsc6n de Ia cae de Victor Hugo Como ai.
otro TEMPO cuando haandose cualquier pats
axanero acordsba de quea habaci6n Que planes orma
bs ve, Viyr del del tuno no poseer
una de aquel msgnfco ardn que empeza la aepda
del Bosue extendere hasa Ell Sena7 Aquels sneha
ayends cruyada por miles de carruas sobre odo aquel
pafeo eno de nho ICuantas habs dicbo que
bero va casado padre de dos hermotas no pseaba
por s que 6 "a vejo, jugaba elos nho..
ICuantas no hubefa inventsdo p,ra distrserlo
este sueo volvfa repeducirse aquel dis Sin quo pu.
diera evar.o. recorri6 ods la Aveuida lego al Bosque
Inferno por las GALES de arboes Innumerabes hoss
aeformsbsn los arhoes inmn.a cortna por la
cuA pe5eb ell SOL Sc acordaba de les que dabs
otIo tempo por squeos mitmos eor, Gi berto Vo
VIA snconsr os sr1o5aeos la cascsdtas los paentss p.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1898-08-05
n.,,,o.s m,l..s. Of Europe.

Al the beginning OF the year 1897,
there were. In all Europe l59,O2b miles
OF railroads in operation, this being
an increase during the year 1895 OF a.iii
miies, says Consul Du Bols, Of ~. Gall,
OF this Increase Austria Hungary had
SOC miles. OF which Hungary had 5s1
miles. In Russia there was an In
crease Of sos miles. This. OF course.
does not include the tranalberlan and
transcauoasian lines. with their 2.sss
miles. a large portion OF which has
recently been opened 10 trafiie, Ger
many Increased her railroad mileage
$40 miles the same an Hungary
the kingdom OF Prussia receiving Ss1
miles.
The countries OF Europe now havins
the most railroads In operation, ae'
cordlng TO their areas are. In their or
der: Belgium. $3.50 miles; Great Brit
ain and Ireland, 21.2i7 miles; Germany
20 1855: Switzerland, 2.2O9 miles; Hol'
land, i,G0s miles; France, 25,Os9. The
other countries OF Europe have the fol
lowing railroad mileage; Austria, 49,,
95l; Denmark. 1905; Spain, 1915
Greece. 500; Italy. S.ais; Luxemberg
200; Portugal, 1851; Roumania. LISA
Russia proper. 22.libi FINLAND, l.4sti
servia, 1856; Sweden. B.O7S; Norway
1901; Turkey and Bulgaria, 1907; thu
island OF Jersey. Malta and Man, u
miles.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1898-08-05

therefore l have had good opporiuni-
" TO study hotels and the people who
live In them. have learned that II IL
possible TO live In a hotel with great
privacy by using private dining room,
having private sitting rooms and draw
ing rooms, and by always being served
by the same walters. But this 10 not
hotel life. and such excluslyeness would
involve an expense beyond the means
OF any but the very rich.
The usual hots. life Ia that OF people
who take their iaeals m the ordinary
dining rooms. and In that way are more
or less on parade three times a day.
Such n life wears on all that tlmid In
nocenee and simplicity which Is so
charming In young children. and the
hotel-bred child nine times out OF ten
becomes a forward little prig. with a
half knowledge OF matters about which
Il ought never TO have heard.
Who has not seen such n child a.
this7 remember two beautiful little
girls, who. fifteen years or 30 ago. raced
about the halls OF the hotel IN which
I lived. l have never seen two more
beautiful children. But they were only
beautiful in appearance. They knew
the slang OF the boys who answered the
bells; they had some inkllng OF the gos-
sip and the scandal OF the house; they
knew no reserve. and had lost all tim
idity. Their father WAS a man Of
means. indeed man OF cultivation,
and n he had not kept on living with
these children In n hotel should have
said he was a man Of great good sense
But In reality he was both silly and
selfish.
And what OF the girls7 Well, poor
creatures, they are women now. "a
dainty beautiful women. q superficial
critic would say But their father lived
long enough to wish that they had new
er been born, and wnen he realized, AZ
he did, that their undolng was the In
direct result OF his indulgence In The
selhshness OF hotel life. he wished thai
he had never been born TO brine then
INTO the world. This certainly was N
extreme case. But when the bloom
ls rubbed on a peach only little more
handlinE will bruise the fruit
have Just had 10 observe two litu'
girls. 0 and Al years old. They have llV'
cd nearly always In hotels. They have
the composure and self-possesaion o.
women OF iO-Nomen Of the world O.
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20. They have opinions on this subject
and that; they know whether their
friends are rich or poor or only well 10
do and they value them according TO
such q classification: they know the
SLANG OF the street and the songs OF
the variety stage: they speak out upon
whatever be the topic OF conversation;
they are conscious Of their clothes
proud when they are fine and ashamed
when they are humble.
To sum up, these little girls, who
ought to have been and would have
been had they lived amid wholesome
surroundings dear little children. I'M
affected. simple. innocent, modes, and
ehy, are vulgar little cads. who with
all their little minds and little sonle
admire mean things meanly. II II im'
possible to be fond OF such children
and still It Ia very hard that our anoc'
ton should be denied TO them. Mr.. I'll
bridge Gerrys Society for the Proven
ton Of Cruelty to children with tbs
sanction Of the law rescues children
from the cruelty Of parents and othol
guardians who. through yielousnehs
prevent children from having a ehhnc'
to elect TO be virtuous and good.
This IL praiseworthy work Now !
may not be n sin not to be a lady. no
to DO gentleman. but surely IL Is
most sad pity for a girl not TO have
chance 10 become the one or n boy tn
other. And the chance that hotel bre'
children have TO develop into any nm
fruit Of gontiiity is 80 small az not 4
be worth considering.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1898-08-05
THE snoREr or ooop LOOKS,
A Good Complexion win MAKE Person
of Ordinary Features BeautifuL

A oood Complexion win MAKE Person
Of Ordinary Features BeauttfuL
AS a rule women wash their facet
too frequently" says Euphemla Woods
In How to Have Fine Complexion"
In the woman'a Home Companion. 1T
Ia far from being the best way to clean
the face. more especially where rain.
water cannot be procured. That may
be used quite frequently. but soap
shosld not be applied more than three
times a week. Pure. imported CASTLE
soap. such a. surgeons use. should be
given the preference. Use II At night
only. and with hot water. then rinse
the face with clear. cold water. In the
morning cold water should be used In
preference 10 hot II you do not have
raln-water. throw a pinch Of powdered
boraN into the wash-bowl. but use II
sparinEly n your skin IL more alkaline
than acid. You can discover this by
wiping your face with litmus-paper
when you are persplrinE. Blue lltmus-
paper turns red when Il touches an
acid. and the red paper turns blue when
I
must you use soap on your face except
with raln-water. Soap In hard water
forms a scum which. even though quite
invisible. clogS the pores. often causing
pimplea and blackheada. and always
giving the skin a faded appearance,
Throw away powders washes. pom
AIDES. lotions OF every description,
Without doubt there are some very
good preparations on tho market. bu'
how are you to know that you arr
using the one that best suits your skin
A akin that IA distinctly acid require
very different preparations from on
that 10 alkaline. II Ia not generally
known that II In the action OF the SUI
on the natural oils Of the skin tina
causes tan and sunburn. II health!
woman could keep this oil wiped on a
II nccumulatos she might always have
pretty complexion. provided 10 muel
friction did not irritate the skin. On
reaaon why the skin on the body ia y
much nicer than that on the face I
that the clothing supplies the frietlol
necessary 10 keep the pores Of the ski
from clogEing. Finally, n you want
nice complexion you must take plent
OF sleep In a well-ventllaied room. sio
worrying. battle frequently and per
= splre a little every day. No lotion
0 better than Precipitation, but II mus
= not be allowed TO dry on the skin"
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1898-08-05

We call attention 60 the advertise.
ment OF the University OF Metre Dame
in this issue. This great institution
Of learning takes rank with the hrat In
tho country and In the world. IL II
beautifully situated at Notro Dame.
ind. place famous IN the early his
tory OF Christina explorations In the
New World. The educational course IL
FULLY a. complete az at Harvard, Yale
or Princeton. A new lSt-page cat
alogus Just issued by the institution
gives some very valuable Information
that should be read before arranging
TO sending your boys elsewhere. 81
Edwards Hall for boys under IL II
complete In all lta equipments and has
many advantages. II il possible for a
boy OF 10 10 enter Notre Dame and re-
main until he graduates In Divinity
Classics. Letters. science. Law, En-
cheering. etc.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1898-08-05

The Sultan OF Turkey has just buill
at Mecca the biggest house In the
world. II Ia Intended for the aeeommo-
dalton OF pilgrims. and is capable OF
hholtering 5000 persons The next biz
geat house In the world Is In a suburb
OF Vienna. II accommodates 2,il2 ten
ants. Next come the Rowton Houses
In London with 500, 677 and 500 ten
ants respectively.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1898-08-05
CAUSE FOR ALARM.
How badness begins.
How to prevent it.

Every person, male OF female, shtiut,
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hair may not be stopped, sud q neu aud
healthy growth Of the hair promoted. The
hair grows In the scalp like plant IN the
soil. II q plant houTishes, u must have
constant sttention mus! be wa,stsd
where a. IL rooted. IT, 80 with the hair.
Neglect 10 usually the beginning Of bald.
ness. Dandfuh u allowed 10 thicken on
the scalp. The hair begins 70 loosen. The
scalp loses Its vitality. The hair, Insult
heientiy nouHshed, begins TO fade and TO
fall. The instant need In such . case IL
sout practical preparation which, sup
plying the needed uourishment TO the
scalp, will feed the hair, give ~ strength,
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Hair vigof. the most practical aud vaiua.
Nie preparation for the hair that eau be
ehtained. ~ tones up the scalp, does away
With dAndfuh, stops The hair from falling,
restores the original color TO gray OF faded
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1898-08-05

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