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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-10-05
DM. InENE TnI.AAn.
went IN the Wnr an,I Died nm -,
uospifni shin

H"spitni ship.
! ST. Louis Globe Democrat
IN The death Of Dr. Irene Toland, witch
occurred September 50 On the United SKATES
'tNsiltai snip al Santiago, Upcle sam lost
MARTYR and st, Louis lost one of It's mos.
promising physicians.
h'SS ioiand was In her forticth year. Her
''ia'iNes reside ut Galveston, Texas and
sne llNvl there Until she went to loln her
s,eoI' hehecca Toisnd OF san Ltls popasi.
1870 whef, fne taught and engaged in
i'"iehin tone work Tor some time. Having
finally decide to study medicine. abs 80
~ - isauiS IN 1888, and, rough her Nom
pefShln IN The Methodist church bscs,ra
acquainted with nr. H. L. Standlec undsr
ms alVloe she entered the American Med.
,,ai college. graduating Ia 1895 and ,mme.
"'n,rIy entered upon the practice Of her
profession. For three years she had her a.
nee III the West ilEi hall and acquired /.
lucrative prnct!ce, when the war broke out
shr telt II ter duty TO 10 to the from, ana
heIp nurse tho sick and wounded. Although
lcr relatives and friends tried "a Mssuada
"er from this self-sacrificing ooa,rsc she
Persisted and on July 20 laet she loft 81
Louis TO join tale force of nurses thut ~,
''"p"nled general Skaters army She
received her commission straight from tho
surffon general AZ Washington.
Or Toland rendered noble service In oar-
ing Tor the Nations sick and wounded ofter
the work Ct Skaters army had been so.
c0mplished.
me finally snccumbed to the dread fever
ora after an illness OF four weeks she OK.
pIgd on inc very ship where she had hero
lcelly l@bofed 10 save the lives Of othcrs
pr Tond made her Will Just before che
I'in n Louis, She leaves conslder,ble
property In TeScs, besides her effects in ST
LOUIS An llliS she bequcatts Ia her sls
Ter through her attorney. Thomas Harlan.
: =" l,ccased also leaves q brother, Dr.
Jthn Iolan OF Galveston. Texas.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-10-05

Terrell, Texas. October 3.-Rey. Miller is IN
the city soliciting homes for the preachers
AL delegates to The annual conference OF this
Free Methodist church. which viii meet IN
Terroil few weeks hence
The Cumberland Presbyterlans OF the city
aTo without pastor just at this time.
The Grand jury adjourned Saturday for the
term unless called together new business
The new water mains are about completed
and the work will soon b. closed up The
new arrangements for water. II n believed,
will give ample water for all purposes
Senator o. p. Colquit' is forging To the
front in many ways. As a lawyer he Is close
ane correct. Only few days ago he was an
owing to troubles arising from thu manage,
ment.
Terrell now has two commission houses
which VIII probably in the near future enter
thf wholesale business on a large scale
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a BOILER EXPLOSION.
II Persons Were kiuaa o, nv,
Injured.

"ons Were Killed and Tbrc.
Injured.
"eV'' October A boiler explo.
'He sawmill of Laherty G. Leo
''' rom Verdi, New. cost two lives
PRISONS We're seriously injured. The
=. was destroyed. The killed are.
. Herrick, engineer.
Mitchell.
I Williams. =. Fargo man
as Frisco"
p'0s'oa was caused by the engineer
~ boiler to run dry and at
10 NIL II with cold wate,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-10-05
ooD MARKET FOR APPLES.

Thi. hiers Can Get n Start
M w. rear i'm Germany.
Ana - october "A special TO the
,,,, on Washington says: This is a
anvil SEM American fruits, espe-
i, 10 Germany. Europe's fruit
Snn s'nins but sly according to
Ito The asnan of CheRinitz. In a re-
|nercS, ss'e department he saws. m
Finer yesrs VIII rot repeat the folly
|essily thaS oy sending fruit that de-
Tor yeare can command these mar
them = against all efforts to dis
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-10-05

Hearnc' Texas October Airs. Sol Coher
anu daughter M'ss Leah, loft today for Dal
las t. attend the fair
7 a. fitehugh Of Waco was In Hoarne yes.
terday on business
John Il. hstin is In Dallas.
" u. j Myers Of Marquoz was here ycn-
to-day on business
Mr' X j.. Duncan Of the Brazos bottom ia
In town today.
William schcrbcl left today for Dallas
ittn, TO MI, and Mrs. W s. Fontaino Or.
tnher B o girl. -' ~
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-10-05

cIeburnc. Texas. October 3-John II. Car
foh' santa Fe conductor who enlisted win
inc houSh Riders at the beginning OF the war.
nae returned to his old position
;, Miss Wardie the i2-yenr-old daughter n,
IS, - huyhcndall, broke her arm while sen
Epuh1 Mellow. which was slippery from a
!, Married. October q W W. Gallagher ana
residence Of the brides father w '"'
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-10-05
Corsicnnn No,e..

corsieana. Texas, October IA large num-
Der OF cattle viii be fed here this season
Among those who will esd the largest num-
Der are Eden Bros. and Charles Walton. The
low price o. cotton seed hulls and feed stuF
'hss action. notwithstanding the high mica
being paid. P'-NS
Yesterday was a big cotton day In corsi-
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-10-05

kaufman, Texas. October s.--w u. Kirby's
llule boy about years old. fell out Of WIZ
90" IN the second story OF his house ycstor-
ga morning ana for awhile 1t was thought
morning and will recover
!, NJ. Burton. living nine miles south OF
infawmai. died yesterday after long illness
az WAC born and raised Ia Kaufman county
st "as well thought OF by all who knew
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-10-05

oal ana County Attorney Hall has ,rcc f.,
hhiH yard from which he has renlisod a lrre
nunth OF thirty four perfect hananae much
,",lcl 'pSh the imported article ana every ono
a lH Jasmine Witty is visiting relatives in
,ScnatoI j. " Linn has Just returned from
Austin where he placed his san rhari,. w.
student in st. Edwards college W.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-10-05
EL0PERS KILLED.
wal" SHOOTS His Hccrennt wifc ,,
Her Companion.

evansville Ind, October Al. B. Con.
NUTS Was today taking skiff across the
river when he reached the Kentucky shore
ne opened fire on man and woman vho
were concealed. 1t trarspired that Con,
Uo's VIE was with Charles Williams
'N's connors and Williams were both
Killed and connors escaped.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-10-05

Goldthwaite Texas, October 3.-s,vsral
OF the soldier boys of the Fourth regimen,
are at home on furlough. Most OF thsm
will return to San Antonio the 18th in
slant. The boys are very well pleased and
speak in high terms of their officers,
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rnrkcr County Court.

Weatherford Texas. October s-,)i.,,,c,
court convened today. with Judge pat,y,son
on the bench. Much Important hu.inesa !.
henoing. onmissioners court Is boIdios
esiiol %rslon and win count local option
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-10-05

san Diego Texas, October 3.--Wcather SIN,
continues dry; rain is very badly needed n
II does not rain In The next Ton "a.
WIZ % very Thort for winter A great man,
isnchinen AFRO Drfpariag 10 feed their stork
TINS winter on cotton gned.
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Temple Topics.

Temple. Texas, October 4.--The cotton re-
oeIpts for seotember were completed yester-
DAY and is the best showing in Tempie's his
tory The yard books give showing from
wagons to October of 1882 bales
j. IL. Wallrasen has purchased the entire
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-10-05

p,h'son' "rayson County Texas. octo-
Der 3. The weather is the most remarkable
experienced In many years Yesterday and
loiay II was - degrees in the shade
There Is \ water famine. number of wells
having gone dry in the surrounding coun-
my on account of the dry spell ploughins
IL impossible
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IA %ne'hodi., Convention.

but,oa ap,ds. Mich, octobsr THE
H.. VI the Methodist church was
q. ms morning. About 200 dele
= already here. including mission.
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BLACK BENNETT, Denton. Tex, SEN
tcmbcr 30, i NJ BLACK and Mis-, Jessie A
beunett wcr married at TIE First BAPTIST
church last Wednesday morning, Rev. W.
C. Latinorc officiating.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-10-05

Basirop. Texas. October s.--county court is
IN regular session. County Judge J. %. Price
presiding and large representation OF town
and country folk IN attendance. Only routine
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-10-05

ma e"d rho neccy staple began to arrive early.
a ,6ouseno 49, 49, uDV halss were weighed over
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-05-30
NUGGETS OF NEWS.

There are now 1900 men in voIun.
teer camp at Camp Alger, near Wash
ington.
Mrs. Madeline Vinton Dahlgren, wit-
ow of the great admiral, died in WASH
tnston Saturday night, aged SO.
Pennsylvania Socialst-La party.
In convention at Pittsburg, nominated
]. Mahlon Barnes, OF Philadelphia, for
governor and w. H. Thomas, of Buena
Vista, for lieutenant governor.
A portion Of General Gomez's armv
entered Remedies, Cuba, captured soA
Mauser rifles. 10000 rounds Of ammu-
milton and large quantities of proyIs-
ions, and retreated after brief battle
with Spaniards.
In pursuance of the order from the
war department recently issued that
oil volunteers be vaccinated. Chief Sur
geon Hartsuff. at Chickamauga, has
received 10000 vaccine points. of which
he has already distributed 10000.
The hours Of labor at the frankfort
arsenal, Philadelphia, will be increased
from 16 to 20 hours a day, which will
permit the turning out of 200, 600 rounds
of ammunition per day. Later the
hOurs will be extended to three shifts
Of eight hours each. ~
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-05-30
SAN FRANCISCO'S HOSPITALITY
Makes the Officers Fear For the Health
of Philippine Invaders.

Makes the Officers Fear For the Health
of Philippine Invaders.
San Francisco, May 30.-Ths citys
military population was increased by
the arrival of two more regiments yes
terday. Twelve hundred regulars, com.
prsng the Eighteenth and Twenty
third United States infantry, arrived
from New Orleans and marched
through the city to the camping
grounds. The Red Cross society met
the soldiers at the ferry and Toasted
drink. This was the first large body
of regulars to arrive, and their well
come was as hearty as any extended
to volunteer troops. The different regi-
ments have been overwhelmed with
donations of pie and cake and other
delicacies, until the officers in COM
mand fear for the health Of their men,
and have begged the hospitable peo-
pie of San Francisco to confine their
gifts to more wholesome articles of
food, such as fresh vegetables, eggs,
meat, etc.
There was not let up In the prepa-
rations for the embarkation of the
second expedition to the Philippines.
1t will be about ten days before all the
troops are sufficiently equipped for the
start and the vessels are in readiness
General Merritt will not give the order
to start until his men are in good shape
He wants to land them at Manila in
order to commence fighting right away
and is taking no chances on poor aC-
commodations for the soldiers.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-05-30

THE department of elections will receive
this year the sum Of four thousand five
hundred dollars from the city, which, with
the other additional revenue to be raised
by taxation makes 1t burden upon real
estate owners. Dozens upon doA1ns of
properties are assessed entirely too high
and away beyond what they would bring
II put up at forced sale. We mean more
particularly the small properties. which
are owned by our thrifty mechanics, who
have been years saving up little each
year, to purchase roof over their heads.
We know Of several Instances whore
properties were assessed from three to four
hundred dollars more than they Were sold
for by their ownors who had been blod for
years by the city assesso.s $. There sho uld
b. some means devised whereby the city
could Increase its revenue without taxing
real estate to death
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-05-30
: THH RIVAL. CANDIDATES
For Governor Or Psunsyfvanfa Fave
Their Agents st the. Capital.

For Governor Or Psunsyfvanfa Fave
Their Agents 81 the Capital.
Harrisburg. May su.-County Chair
man M. H. Meyers, OF Warren. and ex.
Representative John L. Mattox, Of
Venangos reached Harrisburg ysster-
day, and this morning opened head
quarters for Congressman Charles w.
Stone. Of Warren, at the Lochiei hotel.
Mr.. Meyers is directing Stones canvass
and processes to be confident Of his
nomination. He says the Warren con-
gresham will surprise the friends Of
the other gubernatorial candidates
when q vote is taken. William q.
Rice. Of Warren, WIN probably be Sc
lected to nominate Mr.. Stone. Repre-
sentative John r. Farr of Lackawan-
ma, is here in the interest of Congress-
man William Cornell, Of Scranton, who
will have headquarters at the Come
monwealth. Nearly all the candidates
and their hackers will be here and have
headquarters opened by tonight. John
Wanamaker will be on hand tomorrow
to attend conference at which there
will be present Secretary of the Com
monwealth Martin, Senators Finn and
Magee. Of Allegheny. Attorney General
Mccormick and other anti Quay lead
ers. The purpose Of the meeting is to
unite on a candidate against Colonel
William A. Stone, Of Allegheny, and
map out q line of action for the con-
vention, 4.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-05-30
HAWAIIAN ANNEXATION,
1t May Not Reach Consideration II
Congress This week.

1t May Not Reach Consideration in
Congress This week.
Washington. May so-Both houses of
congress adjourned over Memorial day.
The consideration Of the Hawaiian an
nexation resolution by the house this
week Is possible, but not assured.
Speaker Reed stands ready to give the
resolutions full right Of way in the
house II they pass the senate, but is
opposed to sending them first through
the house and forcing them upon the
senate, because, he contends it would
precipitate a fight there that would
prolong indefinitely the session and end
likely in the whole matter finally going
over to next winter. Especially is he
opposed to forcing the Hawaiian issue
to the front until the revenue bill Is
through the senate. 1t Is stated upon
high authority that the other Repub-
lican members Of the committee on
rules are in accord with the speakers
position, Notwithstanding they favor,
as he does not, the annexation propo-
sition. Consequently, consideration Of
the resolutions early in the week is not
to be expected and consideration late
In the week is improbable.
The finance committee of the senate
meets today In an endeavor to perfect
the revenue bill in minor details. There
Is still no certainty as to when the
vote may be taken on the revenue bill
1t looks as II the entire week would be
spent upon it, and none of the members
Of the committee undertake to predict
the exact date of the senates concur
sion of Its work. There are still
number of speeches to be made on the
bill and upon amendments. 1t Is prob
able that there will be more or less de-
bate upon the Lodge amendment for
the annexation of Hawaii and the Nor
gan amendment relating generally to
the government Of annexed territory.
Whenever the final vote Is reached
much doubt as to the shape in which
it will be passed by the senate. The
decisive vote Of Saturday on the cor
poration tax amendment renders II
quite certain that all the Democratic
amendments will be eliminated from
the bill and that the Republican sug-
gestion for the Issuance of 5000, 900 00C
in bonds and 500, 100000 in time GER
tificates will be substituted for the
house bond and certificate provision.
The general impression about the sem
ate is that the house will accept the
majority of the senate amendments,
and that consequently the bill will not
be long in conference.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-05-30

THE public is left to guess as to what Is
taking place between cur navy and that
OF the Spanish fleet The ceusor has the
giving out of the news that now appears
In the papera, and that which has been
given out to the public lately. has been
anything but satisfactory. The Americans
DO not like the dilatory manner of con-
Quoting the war aud are anxious that the
end may be soon. Tho cal for more troops
NO doubt will be met as promptly as was
the first call for one hundred thousand
mer. With II population OF seventy mil
Hons there should BIO no trouble in getting
oil the men required for the army and
navy,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-05-30
Edouard Remenyi's- Funeral.

New York, May 30.---The public fll-
neral of Edouard Remenyi, the violin
list, took place yesterday at the Lenox
Lyceum. The Lyceum was packed to
overlooking by friends of the dead
violinIst. His son THOR and daughter
Adrienfe occupied seats on each side
Of the coffin. Mrs Remenyi, who has
been an invalid for two years. was un-
able to attend. The Hungarian consul,
Morris Cukor, and Recorder John ".
Goff paid glowing tributes to the dead
vioIinist. After the services the body
was taken to Evergreen cemetery,
where the Actors Fund of America had
prepared a grave for 1t.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-05-30
Wauamaker Candidates win,

Johnstown, Pa, May 3O.-Reports
from the voting districts of Somerset
county show that the anti-Scull, anti
Quay and consequently the anti-Hicka
people in Saturdays primary elections
have carried the county by majorities
ranging from 100 to 1900. Every cans
didate on the ticket was nominated.
General w. II. koontz, who was nomi-
mated by the antiScull people for as
scmbly, Is a pronounced Wanamaker
man, and presided at the celebrated
Wanamaker meeting in the Boursa
building in Philadelphia some time ago.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-05-30
THE gathering Of the garbage in the city

THE gathering Of the garbage in the city
Of Wilmington costs the city Sl!Oii a year
and then $500 more to dispose OF it in
Che crematCry. The cost to the tax
payers is $l5,567 year, which is rather
extravagant so some people think. The
city would have been better served if the
disposal of the garbage had been awarded
80 the lowest bidder. With the price paid
for the CrCmatory, it makes u heavy tax on
the city. But then this would not have
suited the politicians, as it gives some
threo or four men good jobs the year round
with little or nothing to do during nine
months Of tho year. This is an additional
burden on the tax payers and ono that
should not be. The new city charter
would remedy this octopus on the city's
purse. 1t is nearly time to call halt
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-05-30

Port au Prince. Hayti, May 30-Two
Italians who set out from Santiago de
Cuba in a small boat on Thursday,
May 10, and landed near Mole ST.
Nicholas on the 22d, arrived here yes
terday, bringing Information as to the
situation at Santiago. The state OF
affairs there is critical. particularly so
because of the lack of food. great
many of the unfortunate people, es-
pecially the reconcentrados are dying
of starvation. The whole population is
terribly discouraged and keenly de-
sirous of peace. The arrival Of the
squadron under Admiral Cervera with
out food supplies for the city deepened
the general dependency. The squad
ron has dsombarked 500 men and
landed 10000 Mauser rifles. a large
quantity of ammunition and four big
guns.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-05-30
More Troopers.

Six trains of the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad passed through Camden Stat n
Saturday night, carrying the First Maine
Regiment. from Augusta, Me, bound for
Chickamauga. and tho Third New York
Regiment bound for Falls Church, Va.
The Twenty.second Kansas Regiment
reached Washington Saturday, and went
into camp at Falls Church, as did also the
Third Missouri and tho Seventh Illinois
Regiments.
Notwithstanding immense number
Of a.AIsrs and ght the Baltimore and
OH.6 N lroad has carried during the past
few weo&s there have been no accidents,
and the regular trains have been running
on schedule time.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-05-30

ON Saturday morning, the residents of
Ocean Grove n j., were rather excited at
the appearance Of ship that lay off that
place, saying 1t was Spanish cruiser.
Every vessel that is seen on the ocean Is
now carefully scanned for q Spanish YES
sci and the residents arc ready to seek
dlght as soon as one Of the enolny's ships
makes Its appearance In these waters.
THE Philadelphia Horse Show this year
was hold under difficulties. Tho rainy
weather spoiled the attendance and put
camper on oil that pertainod to the Show
This Is certainly one of the worst spells OF
weather we have ever experienced A
sight of the sun would certainly be vel
come one.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-05-30

SIX missionaries that were sent to Afri-
o. Jared badly. The Rnv. Mr. Cain, Mrs
Cain, the Misses Hatfield, Archer and
Kent were killed by the Sierra Leone rob
els. Tbs Africans were in revolt against
the imposition Of tle hut tax, and in their
revolt mot the missionary party and killed
them. These sayages should be taught
lesson and that Is not to kill those thar
have been sont from this country to save
them and teach them how to Load let or
lives and worship God insteaI Of their
stone images. The field in this country is
large and the Salvation Army has taken
advantage Of the fact.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-05-30
Catholic Convicts Confirmed,

Trenton, May S0.-BishAp McFaul
yesterday noon, at the state prison,
administered the Catholic sacrament Of
confirmation to 50 of the convicts.
Three of those confirmed were women
and IL were colored prisoners. Tbs
men were permitted to wear white
shirts in place of the regulation striped
shirts. After they were confirmed the
men, at the bishops request. took the
temperance pledge.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-05-30
The Terror in san Juan,

Port au Prince, Haytl May 3O.--The
Spanish torpedo gunboat Terror ac-
cordng to advices received here, has
arrived safely at San Juan de Porto
Rico, having escaped the American
warships which have been on the look
out for her since she left Fort de
France Island of Martinique.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-05-30
NApoleon's Provisions.

"What would you do" Napoleon was
asked In his examination at the military
school In Paris, II you were besieged In .
place entirely destitute Of provisionsS"
" AS long - there was anything to eat In
mo enemy's camp" he replied, IT should
act DO at all CONCERNED. - Success. -
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-05-30
Brutal Outrage, Murder and I.ynchina

Charlotte. N. c., May 3O.-Miss Emma
Hartsell, daughter of Frank HartselI,
who lives four miles from Concord, was
outraged and murdered at her fathers
home between 2 and o'clock yester-
day afternoon. After she had been as
saulted her assaiIant cut her throat
from ear to ear. At 1890 o'clock last
night mob of 1900 men overpowered
the jailor and took out the two ac-
cuseu negroes. Joe Kiser, aged rs. and
Tom Johnson, aged 20. The mob
hustled them out to the vicinity of the
crime and hanged them to the same
tree. The bodies were filled with buE-
let's and left hanging.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-05-30
At ShellpOt Park.

Shellpot Park will DO formally opened
for tho season to-day and an excellent pro-
gram will be presented. There was dane
ing on Saturday evening and a delightful
her Of noticeable changes have been made
in the park aud 1t is prettier than ever.