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would be disadvantageous. He must
therefore lead a plain suit and must
guess which of the two, spades or
hearts, is his partners better suit.
He has little hesitation in making a
choice. His best supporting card is
the king Of spades, and with entire
confidence he leads it. knowing that
partner must have at least strength
enough in that suit to render the sac
rifce of the king, if it is sacrifice,
not a losing venture. The fall of the
ace at second hand does not in the
least disturb his confidence. The mo-
ment he sees the ace fall he knows
that West must have the queen and
probably something else good behind
it.
Trick 4.-South being long suffer,
is cOnstitutionally reluctant toward
the opening of a short suit. He there
fore returns his only long suit, the
spades. which have been opened by
the adversary.
Tricks 5 and 6.-West goes right
along with them and eXhausts their
possibility. East discards hearts as a
warning to partner not to lead them.
AL VI IllIo ID pa VI biiS NSAAAANiS'ANN
game Of the short suffers.
Trick 7.-West fearlessly leads his
king of clubs to his partners declared
suit. and he, too, is not discouraged
because the adversaries kill his king
with the ace.
Trick S.-North continues his own
long suit. and East reaps the reward.
Trick 9-The play is now in the
ending stage. East can read tAat
South must make two Of his three
trumps and he finishes up the play in
the quickest manner by the force.
Trick 10.-West's play of the ace of
hearts instead of the jack, which he
mightcarelessly have put in, Is another
indication of our confidence game.
1t is hard to point out a single err
ror in all the play of this hand, and
yet solely on account Of the perfect
confidence reposed in each other by
the Fast and West players, on tie
common sense basis, they get one more
trick out Of their cards than any 9th
err of the five pairs engaged and more
than a clear trick above the average.
F C. HOWELL.
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Trick 1.-West leads his single
trump because he has strength or pro-
lection in every plain suit
Trick From the fail on the first
trick East is able to read that his
partners trump lead was short. and
from North's play Of the king at sec
ond hand he is able also to read that
North is weak in trumps and that
South has the strength against him.
He therefore under-plays the trump on
the return, giving back the nine in
stead Of the queen, and thereby retain
ing tenace in the suit. South allows
himself to be underplayed. West dis
cards a club to show that that is the
weakest of his three plain SUITS.
Trick 3.-East is perfectly sure that
all the outstanding trumps are with
South and that another trump lead
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bradley, THE H[ADSIRONG.
by Frank Pratt.

i7it l II iuttI HOW Sl4til the MCIIu
Is after aI,9" said tba shorter of ~
i'-o''' CO '"eS s'eeieu e"o" o''Fr
Gown me alSle 81 the smoker while
the car seemed to be doing its best to
iolt them both over tbe shon,ders or
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ways running into somebody ] haven't
seen for long time Nov. VINO would
ho,-a ,ho,,,+ of ,,oe.f,, 49,, ,,,i,,e.
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country?
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row tveed trovarlir,, oar, .1,,+ 4,,.,,
"0-'U m rim e''ousH = 49, ~ ~
qualntanceS like us apart. Let's sit
down here-apart for years. How MANY
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"i'li Hin"ll 0'uc "hiShelS'
Q"l'e Tilt Hduil hearu ol you lor
80 ioAs wiz "i'e'' ooonVi toiu iue
foo"t thaI desperate lo'e ahdr Oh yours
anu 'ilat vas
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~ ar n cohlp1ete selI a'lsldcttoH.
81. l doh hlfu teIilhg you' knowing
'ilHl II Won go any larther, Oh course
~ course mat ui'oerstooo'
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liolii odieiia QUE summer 10 Speiu some
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w Nep' ~ coii eSpoiloe'ce-Ner sweet
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IT was peSlflnlhs 20 eet hosety a lel-
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THE MODERN CITATION.

Here. 'roared the old Judge to his
son. studying law with him. you told
me you had read this work on eYl-
dence, and the leaves are not cut.
Used X rays" yawnod The Yesatile
son. and the Judge chuckled with de
light as he thought what lawyer tha
bow would make. Richmond Dispatch.
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SPANISH ARTILLERY CORPS,

five tables and the scores East and
West were 8, 8, s, 7 and 6. Our fell
lows in this instance made the TOP
score, nine tricks, East and West. The
six of diamonds is turned South. and
West has the opening.
The card underlined wins the trick,
and the card beneath is led next:
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TUE DTELIsT's DANGER.

"warl sthsnd back ter back, count. eoans
tin. walk Swim slips, thin TURN roun
"Thot's all roight enVff. Doolln; pug
what gnarantay how OHyez won KICK
me when me backs tyrned? Liz
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Dorothy had heard some one sing
ing that classical production the Lit
lie Alabama Coon" on the street.
Presently she came to her mother and
asked:
Mamma, what does swat mean?'
what do you think that it means?"
"Well. I don't know, mamma, but
s'pose that swat is colored for spank. '
-Harper's Bazaar.
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REFLECTIONS OF A BACHELOR.

No girl begins to know what love is t'ii
she begins to know that she oldA |.
Some sinners arc in about as mrch OF
hu ~ to repent as some Christians are to
so to heaven
A long-tailed coat makes most any
shapca man look well. The devil first in
vented it to hide his tail.-New York
Press.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-04-23

naval battle of the war took place opposita
ferinton, about twenty FIVE miles south Of
ram Beach. at 10 o'clock this morning.
George Lyman. a reliable man and Sow
Graz others who We're fishing in Lake
Worth, which is separated from tho ocoar
ny harrow strip of land, heard heavy
hFihs and ran to the beach. They reportea
10 the railroad agent that United Sta
monitor was chasing and firing unon %
spanish man of war or gunboat conyo,.t,s.
q eoai or transport ship The Spaniard re re
piieu shot Tor shot All the ships wero
uaVei'hg with bone In their teeth Tho
men say they watched the battln fo,. an
hour or more until only the smoke froa,
tne tunnels was visible on the so,lther,,
horlz,n' In which direction thew wera
.IaNeiing' a special to the Times-Irnin,
aho ci;isen from Tantana SAYS,
an eyewitness has Just arrival ,r,,,
herlnton and reports surpassed tra,s,,nt,
Sessel southwark bound and conyoved ~
q man of-war. being pursued by a mon,,or
A.rp,hs up heavy running fre."
rms dispatch was dated al 10 a IA
trhe Associated Press oueried ront
sonviile and the reply cana thew ' ma
used every means to verify The stnrc.
ana sent Il for what ii is worth There
- no Veriheation of the story in Wash
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SAMPSON SQUADRON
Reported that 1t Is Lined Up OFT
the Coast of Cuba
OTHER SHIPS HAVE LEFT KEY WEST.
They Go to Join the Main Fleet Off
Cuba.
A FIGHT is PROMISED THEM.
Havana Paper says that Havana Bat
tcrics viii Speak When the
Chance Offers.
FIGHT is PROMISED THEN.

Key West, April $3.50 a NIT Is re-
ported here that the United States fleet is
lined up off the Cuban coast for blockade
Commander Lyons of the Dolphin has de-
livered to United States District Attorney
Stripping the papers of the boat captured
by the Nashville. He will libel the ship in
the usual way The gunboat Nashville
steamed proudly out of the harbor late to-
day TO join the fleet having achieved the
first victory of the war, although blood
less one.
The cruisers Detroit and Marblehead, the
monitor Puritan, Algonquin and the Man
grove sailed today to join the fleet The
only ships of the squadron now remaining
here are the Dolphin, the Terror and the
Helena, all of which are likely to move
within q few hours.
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STATE.


Governor Culberson announces that hs
is unable to answer all tho tenders Of
service, Volunteer Guard may be rendered
when call for troops Is made.
War department announces that troops
called for IN Texas VIII probably be used
on the border. This doesn't suit Governor
Culberson.
Tic State officials are making acuvs
preparations getting the Volunteer Guard
ready for service.
An Austin jury declared wife murderer
Burt perfectly sane.
State G. A. r. indorsed the Confederate
pension amendment.
II Is proposed to organize a regiment at
Galveston.
Texas drummers arc at Galveston for
the annual meeting,
Galveston harbor has now been thor.
oughly mined
First regiment Of Texns cavalry nov
needs only two troops to be fpll. Calves
ton mny furnish one,
Mr, Dies of Jefferson county wants an
extra session OF the Legislature to provide
money for the Volunteer Guard.
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htRNED STARS AND STRIPES.
spanish Mob Had to Get Even son..
Way.

Madrid, April 22,-Ii;45 D. m. r,,.
evening crowd of COCO delirlous spa,,,ra
carving flags and shouting viva E..
pana' I'VE want war" ana Down ui,,
The Yankees burned the stars aud stripes
IN front of the residence OF Senior sasas,,
the premier who was accorded an ovation
Conferences between the queen rev,6,
ana the political leaders have been in
irosreFs the whole evening.
ne 'sci'"e in Spanish bonds AMI al tho
s0se'nm'nt securities has bssa palaral.
Patriotic demonstrations. noisy bur Or.
aeriy, are reported At Barcelona o,a,,
Aa'asa' valencia and Toledo, bn the al,
'b0r''ies have Yowhere interserea
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routine duties on board xsrS
throughout. with the same mans
other day, the only difference W;
officers were not given SHORE ls... !
officer was ON board last nipht "
pated starting orders.
The definite news Of the NM. =,
the Key West fleet created ,,,,s
ment, as it had been antic,n.,..
scenes to interest the officers !. I
the Cape Verde island fleet /, \. !:
has been moved it being The ~.
preston that until 1t does the snS,a
not make a move. The stor,e, IN
the detachment of the Massachs,4
denied, no order OF her detaehm.,t !,
other fleet being received
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COMMERCIAL.

slight changes in the cotton market; a
falling off In receipts
Meats aud sugar advanced and all the
commodities subject to change.
Worlds visible shows biz decline COM
pared with 1895.
Total movement of cotton to date is
lo.JdO.s65 bales
May wheat in Chicago up 2iac, Corn
and oats unchanged and provisions lower.
Stocks showed strength after the decline
OF Wednesday.
Bradatreets says there has been less
cancellation OF orders than has been re
vance in staples on account of the war
situation
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AFFAlRs IN HAVANA.

Havana, April 22.The chamber of com
merce met in extraordinary session to take
into consideration the state of public affairs
and take plans to avoid surprise
General Aroas, military governor, has
taken supreme charge of the city and will
devote his attention to defenses
There is no foundation for the rumor
that the Spanish cruiser Alphonso XIII
has been blown up.
The papers here are praising the "ener-
getic attitude of the Madrid government
IN fesenting the ultmatum of the United
states and giving Minister Woodford his
passports. Spanards here received the
news with rejoicing. asserting that tbs
conduct Of the authorities at Madrid has
been so uneompronislng that "even il the
United States did not wish to go 10 wa,
1t would be obliged to DO so''
II political circles the bslief is also
expressed that SPANS provocation in The
matter of the ultmatum will precnltate
hostilities.
me lmparcia! says. AS we are writing
the warships of the United States will
Fave commenced 10 execute the ignoble
e'l'he decreed by Washington--Lamely the
blockade Of Havana. But the guns of our
ue''eries are ,about to speak The mo-
menu mas arrived to prove the endurance
ma courage of the army. which is 90 de-
stous oil gaining glory. The first shot
niea by the Yankees ought to be the signal
'or complete union of all spaniards I,
ielehse OF the fatherand. Spain has
sh-tched victory from more perilous situa-
items
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SPANIARDS AFRAID TO MEET US.
Engineers Disabled the Machinery OF the torpedo
Fleet and Kept 1t at Canarics.

Galveston Texas April 2rbe British this
The commander Of he vessel typical Bihhcr ana
English thoroughly IN sympathy win inc '
captain Barnet the spanish
made public until now IT The general nm
preston machinery SO disbee that
{ impossible proceed further But this is not true
the machinery of tho several torpedo p m
ucy disabled by the engineers Of Tue va
received this information from an apSo'S re-
rb engineers crew md many of the officers did not
determined
make them last resort crippled the machinery
Iuoly disabled none the nsns
the work being done local ma
Barnet That he obtained from nnaue'td source that the
United States fleet it could be
picking occasosal prize
and their destination was n
There was American
and badly damaged was necessary re-
ar ns 'o a q s'" p" S % as possible and opsnly confessed
the United States and
of Calves
carried nine and
United States eagle Captain
would gather about
phcts captain and openly insult
states and It's nag the demonstration against the
upon the o capp
Americas Fan boarded his ship and Arranged FOR transportation for himself
bark
April i the 10 Galveston.
declared and the captain remained Las
When left Las pamas the barkenc
Captain Barnet is the opinion that the American captain and his men
e
n
ran $500 The island
Nearly all
While
that
Spanish
al
Bns Palms
o to
board Spanish
proa a a
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FLEEING FROM HAv.,
People and Gold scekinr a..
the lnifcd afai..

reopie and Gold Seekinx So
the United states. n
havana, April 22.--lo:so J, Z.
spanish patriotic sentiment il ~ I
up and the Spaniards are desi,n,.
sasing in the first naval combat q
morning papers contain patriotic Nh II
and articles urging the inhabitanI, 4
ur arms against the invaders
The directors of the producs ii 7
exchange visited the captain s,ussI |
IN order to offer him their uncssiI
support. The ladies Of the Red oI,
clety have called. They oiisna
services during the war, TIE 4
papers describe in lvid colofa lit 4
demonstration of patriotic ardor ~
the stranger and invader. Bushes l
Is paralyzed and exchange il vAkaS)
Ward liner. Saratoga. bound for Nv 1
carries over 200 passengers end illd
IN gold.
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A SUMMARY OF TODAY'S IMPORTANT NEWS.

Reorganization or the cabinet said to be
contemplated; alleged that secretary Long
has rendered his resignation.
Speaker Reed has apolosi,ed To Mr..
Bailey.
II is alleged that the United states gov
efnmcnt has seized the Hawaiian islands
as a necessity Of war.
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Alnhnn.a sentimeat

Washington, April 22.--Repls;
Wheeler Of Alabama retaynec ~
gomcry, where the State denoe'As
vention was held yesterday ~
irg resolution was passed on ~ 4
the first one by State conve1sl'n 4,
ioRcsolved. That. standing TO A.. 7
do TO-DAY, we pie dge our deyo.'ep
homer to the cause of our couAs. 4,
defense--for the maintenance o.s1k
and prestige, anI for Us sapp"'
coB.cst with a foreign zoe.
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SPANISH MINISTRY CHANGES.


y
condition Politically.
London, AIrll 23.-The Madrid CORE.
spondsnt OF the Daily Telegraph says;
In well informed parliamentary circles
F." pessimistic view is taken as to the out
come OF the war. Politicians who are pa
uiotieaiiy supporting the government ac-
euse the liberal government OF having
brought about the war and having mad.
no preparations to CARR it on They say
'ne war VIII be of short duration, 1t il
rumored that sagasta will be succeeded lv
Nap'aih General Lopez Dominguez when
new ministry is to be formed.
for the present everything Is uncertain
except the fact that some ministerial
walls. 's'i''snl l:e-
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BoLsTERING UP CousAGE..
Alleged Victory Against The Bfl
Fifty Years Ago Recalled.

FIFTY Years Ago Recalled. /.
Madrid. April 23.-12:30 a. mild
eral today recalls the blockade d "
gena, South Africa, in 1871, Ehsa Y
1000 Spaniards repulsed British flee|
1l,000 men on board, killing Wy q
British. The Liberal adds: Ino,t
were SO sure of victory that pas4e
been struck representing Spanian
ing and praying to the British lof Z
The Liberal then says: 80 p'o9
Cuba and Porto Rico the Yankees ma
an experience similar to that q ~
glish forefa theirs. The Yanks ~
dalrnt Spanish bravery In defense z
legitimate rights, brutally attacAes
bilious adyenturers.
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WAIi.itOsUs.

Southern Patlfc and Morgan steamship
lines have arranged to handle their New
York business all rail- in case boats arc
not permitted to ply the ocean.
A Missourian pays the Houston and
Texas Central 90 cents for ride between
Plano and Richardson
Special service TO Galveston Sunday.
Railroads pay their passenger tax.
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no Gnnrd the Indial'

Fort Worth, Texas, April ss.-TN
of the 9sventh United States CO.
eral Clusters famous commands '
here from Arizona tonight e '''
Sill to garrison that point 10 i
threatened outbreak among y
dams, which is feared since 4 Il
removed from that post. II II
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LOCAL.

Daughters of the Confederacy appolu,
committees to decorate graves ON the 18th.
p. A. schaefer died at his residence, on
Main street
Ex-Governor Waite made populist
speech ON Market square and INDUCES in
war talk
Attorney General Crane will speak hero
aeain next Saturday,
The san Jacinto celebration financial
success In It's result
The annual election oil the Emmett
Rifles
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n'ENAs poLsItCs.

a candidate for the democratic nomination
for congress from the Eleventh district.
Bastrop county committee adopted an
indorsement Of Governor Sayors.
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l.iw Orders Cor

Little Rock, Ark, April r.
been Issued increasing the W.
the Iron Mountain shops a'
ten hours day. Big oroei u.
placed for Arkansas COAL =
tates an increase Of two no Il
the shorp.
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"oN WAITING ORDERS,

fas'ns sanndron Is simply Awnttt.r
the Word.
Fortress Monroe, Va, April 20 .-'ton
Waiting orders is about ali that eoula 10
sa'a Of the flying squadron today. Tie
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-04-23

. Cunboat Nashville fired the nrst shot Of
the war, capturing lumber laden Span.
ish steamship.
The Volunteer Guard OF tho District OF
) Columbia and OF Michigan have been
giytr the preference and aro the first To-
he called out. General call for volunteers
i will be made today. e 's
The president has formally proclaimed
II blockade OF The northern coast Of cuba
h end one port on tho southern coast.
Minister woodford reached Paris after
exciting experiences In Spanish domain
l. 4Stanlsh pcIfco made Il demand for one oil
hirs snItc, but he refused TO give him np
7 strnish torpedo gunboat left Buenos
Ayres, presumably to engage the Marietta
'and Oregon.
United States government has estnb-
lishcd n censorship over all kilograms at
Key Wdst
General wheeler Of Alabama says the
Southeriiers nIong the gulf coast are eager
for the cali to arms.
United states navni vessels have been
ordered to look on, for further spanish
prizes.
4 Paris paper publishes an article at
lacking Great Britain and the United
States.
France has ordered n fleet to be scnt to
the West indies az soon as war is formal
ly declared, TO be kept there during hos
tiiltios,
Formal declaration OF war will probably
be made today The president viii sug-
gest to congress that 1t rs best to prevent
any complications.
Spain has chilled for $4,000 reserves
II is said President Mckinley wants IN
keep the Philippine islands as a prize OF
war,
a part Of General Custer's old command
has icen sent 20 pievout Apachos makitg
tioublo during the wa"
Captain OF a British steamship Just ar
rived at Galveston says tile Spanish tor
pedo 1otila was detained ON the otho- side
of the atlantic because the Spanish cngi-
necrs, fearing 10 meet an American li,et.
treuchcrouSly disabled their engines.
), iii providing for naval nhllta to
buald the coast VIII be Introduced ia the
Sc ate today.
Spanish torpedo and gunboats may give
battle TO American warshlps OH the coast
oil South America.
The aueeu resent has been advised to
let Sagasta remain at the head o. Spanish
affairs.
II Is said that spotn is considering tho
plai. Of cedlng Cuba to Austria. IN that
event the United States viii pursue the
course already outlined. Tho president
has been toll that II necessary congress
and the codntry VIII aid him in lighting
all Europe.
he Washington government has placed
Itself on record AZ to privatecring and
nentiallp,
Z, war department will issue the call
f. ~ lltpteors this morning
4,htatIc squadron has sailed for the
y ~ bincs to lombard Tho capital.
jain sampson 70 he made u rear ad-
VIZ --,sf
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An AiLEGnD RATTLE.

\" Conformation nj II Hns neeu Re-
criyea
Jacksonville, ria. April % According
70 private dispatches received h. IND
mes-union and Citizen tonight he arst
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Monadnocis Ont 3 I ,,sIsyl I
Vallejo, Cal. April a2.-n q =
steamer Mcnadnock has 'e
route 10 Puget Sound