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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-04-22

Cincinnati, April, 2t.--Newrort results:
Ono mile. selling Sucanell, Shcrgatc, Ten
Pins. limo f.isE
Six fprionKe--Rotkwall Allie Belle, Altert
l.. Time t;l4N
One mile. .handicep-lmp. What Next, Ma
rito. Time $40.
Fcur and n half furlonPs.-.Great Land kou-
lucky Colonel, Bannie Tmo :5Sts.
Mile and s'xtocnth--pop Dixon, Kinney,
vuuossa. Timc SsN
est. Tlmo1.14.
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Two base hits--Badger Kemmer Martin,
EehAn.
Three base hit--Grifnu.
Sacrifice hits--Becker. Shewbrdge.
Left on bases--By Houston IL. by Calves
ton g.
Struck out--By Keefe 8.
Bases on called briis--of Keefe ]. on Sta-
pies
Double playsKerfo, Mckenzie aud KEN
mer; Jameson. Stables and Turner
Stolen bHscs--Grffn, Beekei.
Batter Hitchcock.
Passed ball --Shcwbridge.
Time OF gan,e-1:25.
Umplre--Ciark.
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. At ncnnins r rnrlk.

Washington. April 2i.Bennings results:
Six and half furlonss Fine Gal. Sopho-
more Duchess Annette. Time 1928.
-Four and n half furlonss-- claptrap Spo-
Federal stakes. six and n half furlones--
General Maceo. Plantain, Decantcr. Time
i;si'+, a s zs IA, Il M
: Seven turionss--Mnnxinan, Wordsworth,
Manassas. Time f:cS. hi ~
Six furlongs-- Marslnn. Commercial Travel
err South Africu. Time ilS.
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DAUGHTERS OF the REPUBLIC.
Officers We're Elected and Routine
Business Disposed of.

Officers We're Elected and Routine
Business Disposed of.
Dallas, Texas, April 21.-The annual
meeting OF the Daughters of the Republic
of Texas was held last night, Mrs. Arson
Jones of Houston. widow OF the last presi-
dent of tine Republic of Texas, presiding
About seventy-fiv delegates were present,
and after the transaction o. large amount
of routine business the annual election OF
officers was proceeded with and resulted
ais follows. President, Mrs. Arson Jones OF
Houston; vice president Mrs. Briscoe OF
Houston: first vice president, Mrs w T..
Kendall of Houston: second vice president.
Mrs. Reis.,ca J. Fisher OF Austin; tniFd
llallas. fourth vice president, Mrs. Walter
Gresham OF Galveston; secretary. Mrs J.
]. McKeevsr. Jr., OF Houston: a.slsiant
secretary, Mrs. G. Fl. mildly OF houston, ,s, ;
trea surer, Mrs Bell Fem OF Houston his
torlan general, Mrs. Adele Brisooe Loos-
can of Houston.
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Austin s, san Antonso =.

San Antonio Texas. April ai.--san Antonio
and Austin PLAYED OF postponed game this
morning and the Senator'S won by a score Of
s to 4 In the regular scheduled game in the
afternoon voz. San Antonios twirlcr. pitched
phenomcnaliy and allowed the Senators ONLY
one hit 45
san Antonio won the second game bv .
score OF 1 to o.
EfRST CAME s3ssf
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N POLITICAL Excitencnt.

Luling, Texas, April 2i The war ex-
citement has almost crushed out all polit-
iral excitement and though the city IL
daily visited by dozens OF candidates ,aey
find few to listen to them The congress
eional race between Hon. Heber Stone OF
Brenham and Hon. Albert Burleson OF
Austin Is the only one that still holds
It's own.
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Belgrade, Texas, April ia hurricane
struck this place last night, unroofing
houses and blowing down some outhouses.
Not fence was left standing IN us path.
Much damage done to farmers; not much
timber left in Its path. a heavy rain
followed The wind.
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lARI lRHl Pnl AlI

! Two base hit--Hurlhurt.
Three base hit--Alexander.
Lett on bascs--By Dallas 10. by Fort Worth
s.
struck out--By Glade 5, by srarEer Z.
Bases on called balls--on Glade ;, on
Sparger 4
Stolen bases-Mayer. Loman; Reynolds, La
thams. #
Ratt,rs hits BY Glade 2.
Time OF gnme---t;4S.
umpire--Stclnhof
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: !, nre this morning With coal OH from a
ner clothes and she was burned SO badly
tnat she died this afternoon. Her two
pro.ners were killed some time ago BY .
Cotton Belt train.
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Fourth District.

San Antonio Texas, April H.--Fourtn
court of civil appeals: c.o,
AFFIRMED Frank Whitley Is. Genera, Genera,
riectric comrany, from Bowie: Western
Union Telegraph Company vs.. A. seais ~
reversed and Remanded. Gulf, COLO
rado and Santa Fc Railroad Company vs.
l. G. Burger. from Dallas.
Reformed and Affirmed =. N1,Npo'
afarmed M remittier be filed within ten
5aysl The travellers Insurance Company
VS.. George G. Keller, ou f.dn,n
,strator, VS. san Antonio and Gulf shorr
RAILWAY Company ct al. from BeHaf' 10
Motion overruled-H. NJ, whitaker vs.,
Big sandy Lumber Company et a. 'foh'
Limestone. for rehearing.
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over the BAY shore.

The Galveston La Porte and Houston an
nounces the following rates applicable be-
tween Houston and Galveston:
Travellers Protective Association, April
90 and %, s1.5O for the round trip, re-
turn limit April 90.
Saengerfest April IS and 26. $1.50 for
the round trip, return limit April q.
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SC quality Spanish orgnndy. per yard... sMs
| % inches wide irish Lawn. per yard. SO
&c quality White India Linon, per yard. $40
eoxao All Linen Hulk towels. apiece. 100
| aj-mch Sanitary Antlssptlc Bird Eye,
i0.,nrd rleccs, per piece. 80
2;.iach Sanitary An.lseptic Bird Ego.
iJ-ynrd pieces, per piece ...........,... ~
10 inches wide fancy Curtain Scrim, per
yuid ...,...S..,.s.., ..............-.... ~
zoe quality Checked Nainsook, per yard "
ss-lnch lileached Lonsdnlc Domestic, per
L VI yard ,,.s.,s.,.. 5..,................... -
1914 I!cmmed Sheets, bleached. full Size,
eacli .s,.stsys sss,.......-...t........- $50
1914 Blcachcd Shooting, real lSc value.
per yard ..,.t .s.,..,..ss .,,s.,-.,..s.. a1o
sc duality Turkey Red Oil Calico. In
new spring designs. 10 yards for. go. Sc
80 quality American Blue Prints, 10
yards for .s..ss.... ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 800
Mems Soft Finished Balbriggan Under
shirts and Drawers. per suit.....,.... 40
Boys star shirt waist, Numbered.
IN oxford md Madras Cloth. new
Byion collars, reni sl.0l values. to-
dry. all ages .,......s... ss3.s....s....s. 0Sc
l0s arallty White Ribbed Vests, all sizes 20
10 quality SILK Vest. IN Cream. White.
Lilac and Black Observation-Disclosures. 80
Toe quality b-hook White Summer Cor
"a.
sets ..,.,... OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Sso
si0o quality Linen crnsh Skirts, extra
full sweep ..........s.ts.,r,ts.. IS 100
si.2s quality 4-button White and Yellow
Glace Kid Gloves. black brodic........ 500
lss quality fancy Japanese Fan. ......... 10
lot OF Pain White Linon and Embroi-
dorad Handkcrchiefs .,....-............ 70
si.ss quality White India SILK Parasols.
natural wood handles ...,...........,.. $50
SITE quality Black Twilled Garcia SILK
Parnsoa. paragon frame. steel rods.
natural wood handles .......-.........$l-D 7.
Glove Finish Cambria. value &c. for. 80
Rustic Taffetn lining, loo quality. for. be
Genuine Hair Cloth. soc quality. for..... &c
Hack Mohair 5rocadcs, new designs.
value i5c. for ...........,..s..-........ 70
All Wool Batiste (Bln>h, az inches.
worth c5c. for Observation-Disclosures, 1oc
Fom,nId Silks, new designs, % inches;
Heavy Black Rich Satin; Wash IIabu-
tai Silks, in Plaid ami Checks. value
Acc, for ......................... NO
Fine Black silks, Indias Japs. Habutai
and China, value Soc. for $50
Black silk Grenadines, now Brocade Of
fects; 20 pieces rich Satins. all shades.
for evening and street. 25 pieces iridos-
cent jacquard Silks. new styles, value
75c. for Observation-Disclosures. $50
White Wash silks-Japs. Mdias and IIabu-
tals--
% inches wide. value Zoe, for............ 35c
"a inches wide, value 75c, for........... <9c
~ ipches wide, value Soc. for............ 6so
sc inches wide. value SIPS. for. .......... 75o
William l.. Foley,
2i4. PIG. 2ls Travis Street.
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.mu.c,, =. Ilntyrrsity 4.

Ga;yeY..D. Texas. April 2I,--The Texas uni.
yt,ti,y baseball club Of Austin played the
Iafsh club at Beach pari; today before .
eina. crowd the hcme teonl winning BY !;
srore o. 70 l. II WAS thu prettiest amateur
game eyer PLACED On the home diamond.
University ..,,..,...........0 600 0,G OIL
ltlhcis .,...... 80. M. OIL o. 90 o 81
s;onerocd and piccinbarEh. siercoyich and
rorian-
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Rates $3.50 and $500 per day.
JAS. LAWLOR, Prop.
THE HurcHINs
HOUSE,.
4. Q. WARD.
Proprietor.
Rates; $500 and
2.bO per day.


= =. =. ~. uedu-
s5.g. Huntsvillsa,u s r. + Wood.
Hs,,W, Harrington, Miliican, oG Rsn
Sis..sviile R. b. THOMPSON and
I'm II. B. McWilliams Ennis.
nv mn Fort Lavaca: W G. Paterson
|s.sns Robert W. Wilson w W NJ.
Susnt, Taylor b Lacey San An An
Alfton. W Beaumont; Julius Ad-
&e Rishms. Z. Ayest. Marlborough.
:, Garrisomh0 W. a. Burns. W. Y.
|cnsford ~ Z, Clayton. Tenaha:
u VI. LA city; l.. M. Johnson, nn-
a,sso. i p Bay City; ]. p. Mcclin-
~; d Fr.s, yer, y, n. Coleman.
Ptts,or. sraiier, st, Louis; J Drey-
4 HMM q u, u Arnold, Pals stine: W.
FIR VIZ va. j w. Dreher, Fort
" Bae"aa 'ker, Weimar. J. T.. John
LIZ ~ ~, Austin; o. l.. Tabor,
rpn ~ emmett and wife, Courtney.
N L>dha. WIG. Ledbstter: Miss Adj
lsrIanS e, l.. Bolts, Brenham:
bytnfs sames Harrison, Thomas A.
"a; Oecra Mrs. Jennie NJ. Green.
ttd NJ ureen, huntsville; Charles
E1ap: n ,Naccedocbes; J.. Ellison,
Ma Ts,s; Mhite. Dallas; j. NJ. Daw-
R.R s,aa.ory; s. l.. Murchison.
u az Sealy; +. G. Carter, G.
n, schmolge' L, A. Lindsey, Cole
~ c''q, Jonesyille; NJ. E. zapp,
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DslIns.'kin. New York: w. III. II.
81 Ehanra.n J: Stahi. White Hall.
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b civ. =" Woodson. Cuero; l.. A
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|Aaa uehrFiand, Richmond: q. p.
u pnsr Brcnbsm; C. Ed An
4 arIso,pin.on, Austin. r Base.
hfmca,. Elsenfelder, Galveston;
1eeker on'veston; Tom Turner,
charls, fnarlss Mcdonald. ,Iaak
aliin haeoer, Jack Shewbridge.
en1op svn, Bshan. VIM. Stanlss.
s'sh: IA IKE n Anderson. Galveston
q - y Clark, umpire, Denison.
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afternoon. Although the two teams are neg
" the same size, yet. as the Boring team Ii
recognized to DO In a higher class. large
handicap will be given ito tho Slusgcrs.
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re.as po.tnh Mnttrrs.

washington. April zl.--tspe ~ = =
pos,of,lce has been established at Cologne
Goliad county, today, wm. NJ Young
The nostoffice at Lequbner, Williamson
country. viii be discontinued April ~
Mail 10 20 to Pine Hill. ~, 1.,,
TIE postotace a. Blaine. Van zena,
county. has been moved two ana na'i
miles south.
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Lords Called 10 Meet.

special meeting Is called by the board of
directors OF tho Lords Cycle club for mex,
Friday evening, April %, at O'clock Busi.
ness or much Importance Will be transacted,
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Hopston Took the Game from Gal-
weston hsndily.
SAN ANTONIO SHUT AUSTIN OUT.
Only Made one Run. and thnt In the
EiRhth--rors Worth Heat
Dallas Easy.
/ Results Yesterday.

Results Yesterday. In
Houston 5. Galveston g..
Z Austin $. San Antonio 4
San Antonio 1, Austin 0,
Fort Worth 6, Dallas 4.
They play Today.
4 Galytstcnat Houtton.
Austin at San Antonio.
lallas at Fort Worth.
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ID HOTEL
Her,sy,
halsst.
y r@ to
diy. Six
MI rooms,
"a Large
teom 8.
~ heated.
ktormoda-
q CONNER
"A IN the
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-04-22

Two base hit-Hcmpleman.
Stolen base--Stnnton.
Double plays Reynolds. Hemplcmpn and
Stanton; Longley and Lattimer.
Bases on called balls--0m Nolz 5.
Struck out-By Nolz 3, by Mulkoy 2.
First base on orrors-Snn Antonio 3, AUS
tin 1
Left on bascs-San Antonio s. Austin T.
Passed ball--0 Donnell.
Time of gamo--l:20.
Umpire--Cabll.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-04-22

s,lus arrive and depart from the Grand
VI except the Missouri. Kansas and Texas
N Ssye depot in the Fifth ward. .he In
q AZ Great Northern, Galveston. Houston
-. and Columbia Tap. which use the
~ ma Great Northern depot on Congress
n She Local Mixed train on the Houston
Eget Texas, which leaves from and arrives
4 i,asas and Texas trains pass the Internal
Ivat Northern depot
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Eel Bristol,
HOUSTON. TEXAS.

HOUSTON. TEXAS.
- Plan, 81 and $3.50 per Day.
y, drst-class. centrally located; Pas
If.ss,or. Electric Lights. Steam Heat.
IA Call Bells in ell rooms. Elegantly
" ues and modern.
Srodations unsurpassed by any Hotel
WATSON & MALIN. Managers.
Formerly OF Capitol Hotel.
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Amnteur Came.

The c. L. & Theo. Berins baseball team
will play tho Little sIusgsrs at o'clock this
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n. oABY is CUTTING TEEru 81

IN. ~, ina, old and well tried
- ,ss,h .nslow's Soothing Syrup.
srr n'ns. X soothes the child
"a aliays all pain. cures
tas best remedy for
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an,rnea to penth.

CreenyIlle. Texas April al,--Wiiile C1'.
berson. negro girl. attempted :" sat-
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-04-22

Two base hIts--Kruegcr. Henneke, Bailey ],
Valdos.
Sacrifice hits-Kohnle, Weber, Maloney.
Stolen basc--Bailey.
Double plays-Hcmpeman aud Stanton;
knnu and o'Connor; Valdois Weber and
O'Connor.
Bases on called balis--or Maioncy g. on
Hays g.
Left ON bases--By San Antonio .. by Aus
tin 4
First base on errcrs-sau Antonio 5. Aus
tin ..
Passed hail-O Donnoll.
Time of sHme-l:i0.
umpire-Cahill
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Earnings for March.

The Southwestern groups earnings for
March are as follows:
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Washington, April 2i.-Charles Emory
Smith has been confirmed as postmaster
general
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To Hon, James A. Gary,

Philadelphia. April 81 Charles Emory
Smith was born in Mansfield. Conn, in
1912. In 1888 he assumed the edtorship
of the Philadelphia Press and has ever
since edited the paper In February, 1890.
Mr.. Smith was appointed by President
Harrison envoy extraordinary and minister
plenipotentiary to Russia.
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CONTINUED on Third Page.)
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ONE CENT

could not agree, and spent the night
in the Court House.
Those testifying in the Thomas.
Grise case This morning were: Rev.
Vaughan S. Collins. DR.. Grise, Presid-
ing Elder Charles S. Baker, Of Dover
district, and Rev. Edward III. Derrick
son, Of Bellevue. The Who'll trend
Of their testimony was that Thomas
represented to them that the suscrip-
tion list was from 1900 to $500, when
II was really only 1,75O.
The case was stll1 on when the noon
recess was taken.
Andrew Selak, OF the Frazer-aoss
jury, was permitted to leave the room
long enough to write a business letter
Of Importance. There was at that time
no prospect Of an agreement.
At noon to-day the F'razer-Ross jury
returned verdict OF $676.13 for tho
plaintiff, whose claim was 81 .S52, with
interest. The amount OF the verdict
was based on the defendants offer OF
settlement.
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HE WAS 4 VOLUNTEER.
CHARGED WITH DRUNKENNESS,
BUT THE COURT DISMISSED HIM.
OTHER CITY COURT CASES.

OTHER CITY COURT CASES.
ben" Hopkins, cook in Company
G. United States Volunteers. at Middle
town, was arraigned in Judge Balls
court this morning on the charge Ct
drunkenness. He pleaded for his re-
lease and secured ii.
Michael Lambert and Benjamin
Cloud, colored, were arraigned by Pa
trolman Lyons. who charged them with
fighting in the restaurant OF James Da-
vls. at Water and Market streets They
were fined $40 and costs. John Nc
Pike, arraigned for drunkenness. was
sent to Farnhurst John McClane and
Bernard McClanerty were fined for
drunkenness. james Cooper, colored,
was arraigned by his mother for dis
orderly conduct and fned $40 and costs.
Luke McCaulley, charged with the lar-
ceny OF money, was held.
Harry Shakespeare, Edward Muller,
Joseph Smith and ANDREW Carpenter
were arraigned by Mary Graham for
being disorderly, and held until to-
night.
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LOCAL NEWS NOTES.

Richard Rudolph. OF No. S25 Nor
row street. while allghting from car
last night at Eighth and Market
streets, was seized with paralysis.
Neil Dougherty, an employe Of the
Diamond State Brewery died very sud
denly at his home, No. 2i0 Adams
street, last evening. He was taken sick
on Sunday evening. He leaves wife
and seven children.
The names OF Democrats recon-
mended for registration officers were
filed with the Department OF Elections
last evening, but will not be made pub
lie.
AT midnight on Monday the addis
tional internal revenue tax Of 81 was
added to every barrel OF beer brewed.
The Board Of Health met last night
and transacted routine business.
The Alumnae Association OF the
Wilmington High School will meet to-
night at No. 2O2 East Seventh street.
This is the day set by the directors
OF the Wilmington City Railway Com
pany for the payment OF the 81 a share
remaining unpaid on the par value OF
the stock.
John X. Bradford. trustee, will sell
/ at the Court House this afternoon the
| three propertiesconstituting the real es-
tate OF the late Frederick Buchanan
The meeting for the promotion Of
holiness now held in St. Paul's M. T..
| Church, Seventh and Market streets,
will close for the Summer months this
| evening.
William J. Black, OF New Castle,
has been appointed an additional pay
master in the army by President NC
Kinley
Some miscreant yesterday cut the
Washington street bridge cable of the
Delmarvia Telephone Company.
John Viagofpskie. car inspector on
the p. w. & b. railroad, has gone 20
Chicago as a delegate to the Orange
mems convention, to be held there this
week.
Residents in the vicinity OF loves
stable. on Third street, are complain
ing about the noise at night around
that section.
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I.ETTnRs GRANTED.

These letters have been granted by
Register OF Wills Calvin w. Crossan:
upon the estate u
Charles Baird, to Mary NJ Baird and
Robert S. Baird; testamentary, upon
the estate Of Henry Roesch to Caroline
ROcgch
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YOUNG RNRpIs ENrERPRnsE.

Gunner Reed, young stenographer
in the Equitable building, has made o
lot Of typewrittep copies Of the Adams
tax law amended by the last General
Assembly, and many investors are pur-
chasing them. there being no printed
copies Of the bill. sa.--a
Evening journal., 1898-06-15

NEW STYLE SCREEN DOORS
AT Lynchs Come and see them. Phe
leading store in quality and prices.
Groceries and Liquors. Northwest cor
ner Madison and Fourth streets.
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4 RrpImgiaOAN CANDlDATiE.

Delaware Clark, one OF the leading
Regular Republicans Of Pencader hum
dred, has announced himself a'candd-
date for the Republican nomination
for recorder Of deeds.
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FIREl
FIREl

II. T. Sergeant Coal and Wood office,
Seventh and King. Delmoryia phone
545. b. & L. checks with cash purchases.
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Snapper Lunch this Wednes-
day evening, at E. ]. Newelis, No. 6
East Seventh street
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[continued on Fourth Page.l
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1898-06-18
GERMANY AND MANILA.
The Kaiser's Government Has No De-
signs on the Philippines.

The Kaiser's Government Has No De-
signs on the Philippines.
washington, June ia clear, posi-
tive and unequivocal denial is made
at the state department of the accuracy
of the London Star publication reciting
that the United States government had
been notified. either directly or indi-
rectly, of any purpose on the part of
Germany to interfere with the opera
lions of the United States naval and
military forces in the Philippines.
The stories are said to be repetition
of those printed some time ago in
British papers to the effect that the
German consul at Manila had threaten
ed Admiral Dewey with the German
Asiatic fleet in case he refused to admit
provisions into Manila
The London publication is correct to
the extent of saying that Secretary Day
has received certain definite notifica
tions These, however, are directly the
reverse of the alleged notification speci-
fled in London In brief, the German
authorities have made 1t clear that
none of the reports attributing to Ger
many a purpose to make an issue in
the Philippines were warranted. st has
Deen pointed out that NsTIndHy, IKE al
other nations, protects her citizens and
interests abroad. If these interests at
Manila or elsewhere are jeopardized by
critical condition of affairs then it is
quite likely German ships will afford
German subjects and property such
adequate protection as is consistent
with a state of war. But this natural
and necessary protection of German
citizens and German property. it is
pointed out officially, is quite different
from a purpose of territorial acquisi-
ton or Of forcible Intervention between
the belligerents. The reports of such a
move are pure fabrication.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1898-06-18

able to examine the spot where their
firing had been most deadly No time
was lost In burning the buildings and
filling the well with earth and stones
Colonel Huntington believes the de-
struction Of the camp will seriously
cripple the bushwhacking operations.
of the enemy.
The dynamite cruiser Vesuvius join
ed the fleet Monday and was put to
work Immediately. Three charges OF
gun cotton were fred Monday mid
night. but with what effect is not
known. The ships on the blockade
lines two miles away shook with the
explosions. The firing of a I3 inch
shell is a mere rifle crack compared
to the deep and mighty roar. Clouds
of earth thrown up from the hills
seemed to stand out against the black
sky. The test was regarded as highly
satisfactory
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1898-06-18
BRIEF ITEMS OF NEWS.

Farm products are drawing more
money 10 this country from abroad this
year than ever before.
New Jersey Prohihtionists nominated
George M lie Monte, OF Bound Brook,
for governor.
Etievant the French anarchist who
on Jan. 10 stabbed NJ Renard. a Paris
police agent. has been sentenced to
death.
President James MoManes, Of the
suspended Peoples bank, Philadelphia.
Az we'd the depositors from loss by Civ
ire the bank 100000
Miss Evangeline Cisnesos was mar
rIed at Baltimore Thursday to carloa
r. Carhonell, who aided her escape
from d Spanish prison.
The new war revenue bill passed the
national senate iast Friday BY vote
of 4s to 90 Having previously passed
the house Il Is now a law.
The Individual coal operators in tho
anthracite region viii consider alleged
excessive fright charges at a conven-
ton to be held at Scranton Pa, June 2s
Mrs. Julia G. Brown. 76-year-old Wild
ow Of Lynn. Mass, was found murdered
In her bed. Her sons. William and
ernest. are under arrest pending n
vestigaton.