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The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-08-03
BUSINESS CHANCES.

FOR SALE OR TRADE-Good ho.el in city
1000 inhabitants; hotel doing a good bust
ness; will sell for part cash or take desir-
able farm or city property in trade; owner
of building lives in St. Paul and cannot
handle property, as it Is in STATE Of Illinois
This is good honest opportunity for any
one wanting good, legitimate hotel property.
Address V &c. Globe
MEAT MARKET for sale cheap. Write for
Lake, MINI.
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Not

The finest on earth.
The only perfect,
The handsomest in the world,
But Fit for King Is the new "Great
Western Limited" leaving st. Paul every
night for Chicago. Ticket Office. Fifth and
Robert streetsr
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-08-03

Body OF a Man Supposed to Have
Been Murdered.
WATERFOWL. s. D.. Aug. 2-(Spectal.)-
The body of an unknown man was found in q
car the Great Northern track this after
noon with bullet hole through the base Of
the brain. He is supposed to have been
murdered by tramps as they have been
numerous of late near this place. The body
Is well dressed. The only article found on
the body bottle containing a medical
prescription filled by DR.. Carter, of Worth
1ngton, Mimi, July %. It is presumed rob-
berry was the motive.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-08-03
AGENTS AND AGENCIES


BUSHELMAN wanted. Reid & Seller, 95 East
Fourth ST.. city.
ALESMEN-Wanted. two good statesmen to
sell Simpsons computing scales. Call or
address j. A. Sto,z Co., BAL Wacouta st.,
st. Paul
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Personal.

LADIES' MONTHLY REGULATOR: never
fails; send cents for Woman's Sale Guard.
Wilcox Med Co., Dept. 146, Philadelphia.
Pa.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-08-03
WANTED TO RENT.

HOUSE-Wanted to rent a six seven or
eight-room house in good location; must
be in good repair, convenient to car line
and with reasonable rent; will furnish best
Of references, and for the right place will
sign long lease Give full particulars,
stating price. etc. Address 40, Globe.
FLAT-Wanted. an or 1O-room unfinished
fiat on st. Anthony hill, with BATH steam
heat and gas; must be desirably situated
near Selby avenue electric line Address
y Globe.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-08-03
NEWS OF TIE RAILROADS
CANADIAN PACIFIC RATE WAR
INVESTIGATION

F. I. Whitney Tells the Interstate
Commission That the American
Lines Had Been Held Up by Their
Rival - Said PASSENGER Rates
Throughout the Country Had Be-
come Demoralixed.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-08-03
FLATS FOR RENT.

VIRGINIA FLATS, East Summit av.; eleva-
tor, etc.; rent. $S5 to $45.
81 WEST COLLEGE Av-Six-room, 500
fat to subrent So discount.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-08-03

GOVERNESS-A French lady of middle age
wishes position as governess in French
or American family; best references. Ad-
apoiis Mimi
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-08-03

CARROLL ST., 227-Furnished front room,
with bedroom, to one or two gentlemen, by
quiet family.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-08-03

ICONS FO2 RENT.
AT HOTEL FEY corner Cedar and Seventh
rooms at summer prices, by the day. 80,
so and 81; week, 50 and $3.50; month 81 to
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-08-03
SPLENDID SILVER SERVICE
PRESENTED TO RETIRING POST
MASTER HOLBROOK

Surprise for the EX-Chief of the
Postoffice-Mr. HOIbrOOk Highly
ComPlimented by Supt. Coffin
Happy Speech by the New Post
mnster--Mr. HOlbroOk Speaks
OF the Good Work of the Men.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-08-03
CHfROPODIST.

Good Luck Salve; best thing
Tor sore feet; all druggists; established 1s
years.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-08-03
SITUATIONS WANTED --FEMALE9

DRESSMAKING-Wa to DO by Scandi-
navian lady, plain sewing and dressmaking:
perfect fit guaranteed, at very reasonable
prices. Mrs. c. L. Johnson 288 Grove st
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DAY WORK-Wanted, Gay work of any kind
by young experienced woman. Mary Her
man, 81 Exchange st.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-04-21
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rupt the reading of speech from the
throne, but the enthusiasm and emotion
were too great and the solemnity e. the
occasion was too impressive. Twice ad
Ter majesty to stop while the cheers, ac-
carnations and cries for Spain. the queen
regent. the king, made her speaking i'm
possible, The cheering was still more
frantic when their majesties left the sem
ate, and so it was in the streets.
Senior Gullon. the foreign minister, 10
day received the British charge d'aifaires,
who put forward in behalf OF his govern
ment an urgent request for an explanation
as to how Spain will carry cut her right OF
visiting ships in the case of war Tho
leaders OF the mini'rTi1 party saw that
until war breaks out there will certainly
he TO rolti,a al crisis AMI that If changes in
the cabinet should occur they Mil be made
after the views of Senior sagasta.
But anything is possible My parsonal
impression is that Spain will make no re-
ply to the American ultimaum OF Sarur-
day. hut will leave 10 the Americans the
responsibility OF starting military action.
Al Veneiia the medical students have
burned an American flag. The aggressive
students o. the Ameriaus, II is presumed.
will aroduco remarkable patriotic demon-
straton in the chambers II is said that
ir,rcr.apt si',ino. viii h" held in beth
houses but that the session will be very
short
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-04-21
SEN ATE TALKS ON CunA.
Five Hours Consumed In Telling
WHY ThcH~DId IT,

Washington. April 20 During tho Ave
hours OF discussion in the senate this
| afternoon, Of its recent actir1 on the Gu
han resolutions. in tho cot Of which
several extended speeches worc made hyl
senators who voted against the conference
report on the resolutions, only one point
was developed That was made by Mr.
Foraker (ohiol in the course of brief
statement concerning the Cuban republics
independence He said
II think quickly. speedily, possibly even
now, On the very day when the ultimatum
has been sent TO Spain. pursuant to the
resolutions that passed here this govern
ment has practically recognized the repub-
lie OF Cuba, and | think possibly 1t is true
We will all know by tomorrow that that
government is today being officially dealt
with by the representatives OF this gov
eminent rs 1t should"
This utternnce coming from member
of the foreign relations committee created
n profound sensation among members.
Being pressed for the source of his infor-
nation Mr.. Foraker replied that /; was
positively nos official"
The following resolution WAS presented
by Mr. Alien (Neb.): THAT in the opin-
ion of the senate no circumstances can
arise in the relations of the United States
and Spain that will warrant an Increase
OF the interest bonded indebtedness of this
government or that will in any manne'
interfere with the reform of financial af
fairs of the United States on limos laid
down in the National ropulist platform OF
July 3. 1886
The resolution went over under obiec-
tion.
Consideration OF the sundry civil bill
was resumed and Mir. Cockrell Dem, MOI
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cortes the widest enthusiasm prevailed and
the nltllnatum is thus SAIL to have hcen an
owcrea BY knticrations The queens speech.
courhcd In disnincd anil even touching lsn-
gunge treathcs an uualteratle detrrntna@
ton TO fight TO the JSath for tho honor and
disns,y oi Spain. Though The Spanish people
AZ unanimous Tor Nar-lnd, III fact can not
BE- induced TO llstcn for moment TO any
rssslcahle cNpetlttpt sVr avoiding it-@lhcrc
nrc rev signs that they have any adequate
eenusencnston u wha. they urdctiook With
q liSht ieart The Spanish preparations so
tar as they can DC iddsed. ate by no mcaus
aSNxaneed TO the condition which alone can
give value TO popular enthusiasm The span
isn isst IS Tar away from Cuba, and can
reach there only after the first moves have
seen made by the United States. unless
Spain Keeps command ~ the sea u such ain
extent as to be able 10 land provisions and
munitions Of war az Havana tho game s
'o.t SO iar as Cuba Is concerned.
As the Americans have been stirred up 10
interference by feelings which have again
and again prompted serious action by Great
britain aud with which the English speaking
contcst In the Anglo. Saxon manrer. They viii
lrebably mako some MISTAKES and We almost
invariably dc. but mistakes only serve to in.
crease the rurposc which knows Row 10 con-
vert mistakes themselves into stct PING stoats
TO success, Whether the struggle be arit
or Ptotractcd, there ean be MS little doubt of
thr rctrlt as OF the direction OF the SYM
iathy and hopes Of the English people.
The Daily GRAPHITE says: Apart from IRE
merits Of the controversy between the two
countries, one eau not hut recogni,e the dig
niy ana courage with which the Spanish peo-
plo comforts i.sct In the hour Of crisis The
American congress may well take lesson
whiie secking to teach one. II is a dSplora-
bic fact that the claims of humanity are pow
erless 10 silence for a whole day the woke
OF faction at Washington, while AZ Maniid
there is no whisper of disscnson IN the face
OF national danger
The Daily News says The Spanish royal
speech nresen ts version Of history that can
not be adopted by impartial minds The ale
cations that tho United States interfered be
cause afraid home rule might succeed Is
preposierous II is all very well to talk OF
nor in any sense American, Seniimcn, must
not be hind to tho tact that In this struggle
for human freedom the United States have
tho right on their side. As for the prospects.
the Spnniatds would undoubtedly make bud
beginning it the first shot fired was directed
asains, vessels conveying supplies to their
own fellows.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-04-21
ARMY LAWS AMBIGUOUS
Secretary Of Mar Has Discovered a
Tangled Web.
SOME SECTIONS ARE al VARIANCE.
National Guard Ia Not Organized
Ipon the same Bnsis rs the Reg
ular Army OF United states.

Washington. Aprtl eo.--The object OF most
concern at the war department today was the
calling out OF volunteers. This turns out to
be much moro complicated question than
was at FIRST supposed and the officials are
looking 10 congress for Immediate rcliet IN
their extremity There are all sorts of ann
higuities and conflicts IN the army laws which
consist OF nothing more than n lot OF match
work dating from the beginning OF tho re-
public. II Is recalled that Prcs,dcn, Lincoln
was Obliged to ln,alidatc some Of these resu-
lations ana no successful effort has bsoa
made since then 20 provide adequate ma
chinery by which the government might avail
itself in emergency OF the vast resources OF
the United States In the way OF troops
One OF the difficulties that confronted Off.
cals this morning when II was shown that
the way had been cleared ia certain measure
for the use Of the National Guard MS United
states volunteer troops was conflict be
tween sections ll07 and has, Revised Statutes.
II was the purpose OF the department, ia
Difference To the wishes OF tho National
guardsmen TO allow them TO preserve thcir
own organizations In the event that they are
called into service of the United States, but
the National Guard regiments are all organ
ICED ON the three battalions basis and each
infantry regiment consists OF twelve com
panics with three majors. battalion adlutants,
etc. The regular army Organization provides
for one major and very much reduced staff
Of officers and tca companies. 1t is mani
testify impossible, therefore, TO muster the
National guardsmon into the army With their
present organization, and II Is believed to be
inexpcdicnt to attcmrt to roorgangc the
guard on such short notice.
Secretary Agcr with General Miles went
over to the White House about noon and
spent some time With the president In an at
tempt to find somc way to remedy this con
dition of affairs.
communication received at tho war de-
partment from the president Of the Lone Star
Steamship company containing statistics OF
the imports Of meat cNttlc into Cubn gave u
good deal OF solaca 10 the war department or
ncial$ II showed that 1870 head OF cattle
were 30 imported last yea, al d that at pres
ent the supply OF meat on hand is very short
This would frtstly aid the task Of relrcin,
the island BY blockade ana starvation.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-04-21
keen Regent of Spain Reads Her MESSAGE ~ tt,s
Spanish Cortes.
kouBLEs OF HER COUNTRY REFERRED TO
lifted States Is Accused Of Having Fomented the Pebe A..
Spaniards Are Urged to Loyalty Back Up the Throne
in Resisting America.
L,ssssssssssssssss
COMMUNICATIONS

Madrid October 90 @ mThe Spanish otes today ~
r.rfn beauty ~ ,i.sr,a QUAY was
\. available occupied T,sr IN e sen
rush at the entrance as to the senatorial we're ocu
ped W ladies M oil the Associated Press
Romero Robedo the former justice and neay osdor
my uniformed Blue the masnicen,y e hna
An n 0 oso diplomatic corps n dress
wild at ESQ oe tho on
the coach and cor,os Nv Mn'
Guards The cheering taken up within tho ,r,,a mht
entered the cheers accompanied BY @ inc queen
Rena viva Alfonso viva Espana, unanimously psio, demon
The queen regent read the speech from the throne while - ~
s s ] On m right and the standing ns
INNS nv wcfs we're naudih those in her rned
lv The reading was greeted cries Of viva r
wonderful picture was presented queens enouage -
' ~ pn's IN SPAIN in brilliant military naval or
hh Premier sasaa declared opened and the oneor
BOY KING accompanied by the court left the building wild out
Inc queen regent referred to the troubles of
people of the United rebellion adding that o
pain had submitted these threats being Genuine c
a@ the american nation but becoming obg ms 10
r relations witt the United Continuing the queen regent said that
tic supreme crisis the spoke peace which were hcarkene hv
,s, m CONSCIOUSNESS of the right the
hna0 duues The arxeties my mind the
20" nave ncre1asd ard heightened
o The turn Which, events IN r h and greater complications
a 49, ~ events IN cuba have taken These complications
about bv
autonomy provisions ordered about 10 be INF IN fore
manifestation OF the Cuban r ,p i IN I0r'e
d Illustrate forever the schemes sovereignty which have
zen plotted by those who with from the gbope
a have tered the suppression unhappy island
@ the government of yield to this Blind current n
@ insults which we have hitherto been able indifference
~ Ho an expression of the sentiments he
a become ntoabe compel my government in de-
STATES In this supreme
Justice on earth raised prudence which my
hed difficulty
anu calm IN the strict
convictions
Continuing peace efforts NAV fail
""No the evl excited
summoned
M Thus identifying myself VITA the natp fulfill
accepting the follow
ahs to the Spanish
Re o he NJ
inc queen regent
eonunung said Although
lemoes are Beyond
uo before in
stain national
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subnns Prefer ADnrNntion 10 Span
I,b nute.

London. April 2l.--A Dispatch 10 the
Times from Havana declares that the idea
that tho insurgents VIII join Spain IN re-
sistIng America is ridiculous. The cor
respondent says only few Office
holders oppose Americas action, even II
such action n0 cssitates Cuba passing un-
dor American control The armistce Is
farce. The troops in all the provinces
continue to act against the rebels pre-
cisely MS before the armistice was an
nounccd, ] learn from a trustworthy source
that the total amount OF coal in the pos
session OF the government and In private
hands throughout Cuba, available In the
event Of war is 5000 tons.
Madrid. April 20.-515 r. m Great war
onthuslasm is shown today in all the towns
Of Spain. Tho hops prevails that the Gu
ban insurgents will Join the Spaniards
against are United States
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10 Fight .gninst United states.

New York. April 20-The Panama sailed
for Havana To-Day with about 100 possen-
gers who are expected to iolp the Spanish
ARM Her cargo consists OF provisions
and several tons Of gunpowder for Havana.
Every male spanard living in Havana
Is being recruited for duty The refugees
viii be seized and made to do military
duty. so that the protection which The
Spanish government Is Offering to those
who are unable to protect themselves by
sitting under neutral nag is In res.ity
delivery OF them into the ranks OF the
army IN Cuba.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-04-21
SPANISH THREAT.
OrHcirIs Say Lorr'i"n OF the t'rN
NayrI Hntt,e VIII nc n surprise


OrHcirIs Say L"rrti"n of the f'rs'
Navel Hntt,r VIII nc s"rpr's".
Madrid. April 2o.--5:i3 p m'--Marsaa'
Lopez rominguez, in an interview Is quot
cd as expressing confidsn'e in the clhans
timing the spanlards against the United
States forces.
Admiral Bcrmejo, minister OF marine
and Admiral Be,anso declared the spanish
pecplc can thoroughly rely on the oFaY'rE
Of the Spanish fleets. The senators ara
deuutles in the Hobbies tonight talked nost
dotcrminodiy and declared the demands
Of the United States would be ignored aAd
that all tho war credits would be voted
without demur, the chambers sittini al
night If necessary, The utmost res*&nsc IS
observed now regarding the moyWAenis
of the Spanish warships and in Official cir
cies here 1t is SAID ttai the lccaticn Of tie
h,st naval battle vii be vorltabl' saF-
prise.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-04-21
-~@--7---@7---N------
AT ARMY HEADQUARTERS.
Getting Ready To- Cali for voIun.
tecrs-Enthusipsm !. Grcnt.

Washington, Aphil 20 Nearly all OF the
time OF Secretary AlRer General Miles and
| Adintant General Corbn today WAS consumed
In the consideration CT the hest means Ia
secure the volunteers needed for the army
bin. hui this complicated question has not
| beou settled
Az order sent 10 the Twenty fifth infantry
at Cbickamauga, to proceed to Mobile carly
In the day. was carceisi laior on.
CAPTAIN Duval the artillery expert and
| sntcini aide to Secretary Alrcr. who has boen
| nptiuE investigation Of the Southern coast
! dcf'rsos. reported to Washington today. For
1 prudential reasons the result cen not he
! mEde public.
Ngwrori. R. Light battery F has iert
bower Colo The Seventh infantry ha,
| lei; for New Orleans 10000 people chccred
! their dcpartur.
I If.orson CITY, Mo. Five trains carried INC
First ard Second cavalry TO chlokamaugr.
san zen tranGis se Frs regiment Of In
| arnlry passed through here 10 ChlrNannuqa
New fork-Thrse trains carried tho troops
from Sacketts Harbor TO Chickamauga They
take PRECEDENCE oyer any other trairs
Helena. Mont-Companlts aud c Of the
steond regiment len fer Mobile
Ter VIII organize tho First Arkansus regiment
OF volunteers.
Chicago. Four conrapies Of The N.noteentn
infantry passed through this city
Cincinnati Officials Ct thu Louisville NM
Nashville road Iepgrt sixteen trains Of twelve
South.
pasta ,srons o,n.FSI ws!s and @
par'y VIII reach ramfr Thursday,
;, i Mebil (, Companies Z and f. Of thu
viii be regularly laid out Thursday The
Twentieth and Twenty-sroond regiments hay,
arrived here.
New Orleans Company a, Twenty third
Infantry. has arrived. The Spanish steamship
Catalina Was preparing to tako on hoard Gg
mules and horses for Cuba but after y con-
ference with government officials the agent
OF the Fteamer decided 10 defer taking the
sioek on beard until thr question Of perlnit-
ZEE ms Ahipmtnt definitely settled by
the authorities.
Chicago Battery A. second artillery and
states army, 800 men, have lsst Fort shayl-
dan ior chiehamauea.
aud q. Of the siAtb infantry 725 men and
twelve offccrs, arrived from ~ Lcayenwc-/ |
bound for chickaniauga-
FIREWORKS AND OTHER ATTRAC- |
TIoNs.
There will be an entertainment a. For |
c;i rark this afternoon ana night II i'm |
cludes band concert dog and pony show,
Wild West performance slide FOR life,
fancy bicycle riding Topigh, blowing up |
Of hattleship Maine. and sane pyrotschnic |
as Tuesday night. also tn
Star Spsngled Banner. 60x200 feet Hiil be /
sent up one mile high. which VIII illlR-
mate the heavens and show In fise q
National colors- Buy tickets dcgn town
For sale al Ed kiam's Levy Bros Mis-
trnt Bros. & cos G. f;runewald's, krup,
& Tutfly's ard /. Wolf e. Co.'S.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-04-21
SCENE OF SPLEND0R
PhAAD DEMONSTRATION GIVEN
SoEEN REGENT AND KING.
|''4ce More Enthusiastic Thnn
II heforc known-Evcn the
onrt Etiquette WINS Violated.
|ssssseeoeese

[Ssu' April 2l.- The Madrid CORE
[,a' oi the Daily Mail says: ION f5w
re- mas Madrid Witnessed such scenes
|puiar enthusiasm as that today when
ssn regent, accompanied by the king
]" 'ne Uniform of the infantry ca
s'su IN state with all the pomp
'A's the Spanish count famous, 10
"aii' The distance is very short
F''e IMAM four minutes walk. Tho
" o'ienta and the Ministers, which
/ :" PROCESSION mad to traverse, were
S'useiy crowded, chiefly with the
" me upper classes. The mo
III od'terles announced lic depart
'ne queen regent and the king ths
'i' became intense. When, at the
'ue procession, senators, roy
w state COACHES carving the
N waiting, the chamherllins OF
L'' ana the granaees of spain, the
'ss' srpearoi at the gate of the
~ multitude burst fcYh in long
IN heard IL Spain since the date
IS 'A'e King Alfonso returned from
'aAuy which lined the way 10 the
ary and .hc mounted civil
'sn' 10 preserve order. had hard
Asep the crowd. frantic with Ell
Ana rem epproaci Ing the royal sar-
| NJ. .u'ef'ng il, The queen was
ros '.a, though generally of quiet
SyIas,, ne King looked on the crowd
bic A. f,sasae with feelings rs en-
bar ~ RS People. ant saIuted in
N ~ Of the crowds in the streets
|ors ~ ns'is of the senate, and when
Sho,,lt thrown open ~, The royal
Hal ME OF distinguished spectators
m ~, ae galleries. deputies aud sena-
Lara =, ,heir ftot and received the
|hhe lug lug with Numbering acrlama-
-, snambsr presented IN animated
n !. ives gay 18th bright knot
III fo.. IN snling costumes FLEA
Isntb,., .! the galleries. They werA
andls,~suc' cheering ani waving
s,lsrI'ni,fs ard fans. Ii was long
hu,e, vas re-'s,,b.i,hod.
h thro.sent ana the king took ssests
hsfal The governor. iiie rany
wt s;ons srandees and members Of
fsrr, ~ On one tide and he Jlpio J
pa ana .ns other, Senior Sagasta
hsn ~ anasd the queen regent the |
Tara -nf3ne, Her majesty rad
sl,adIn, calm, clear vince. al |
spanish etiquette to in,es
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-04-21
..lanco rromI.cs safety.

Havana, April so,-lo a. ln'--Althouen
the Plant line steamers have suspen sed
their tr.ps netsesn Tzmpa and iiiyapa'
rossibly fearing seizure in the even o.
hostilitier, Captain General kanoo nSs
notified sir. Alexander Gallon, the Brit s I
ronsnl here. who Is acting for the unliea
states, that even in the case, OF war psla5
declared regular passenger sttaHsIs vi,
be conlidered as calling nnaef . nea'' a
flag.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-04-21

A populist paper says the populist party
as still at horne in Texas and doing bust
nels at the old stand This reminds US
of man calling at the home Of his Ger
man neighbor and asking II the landlord
was In. 'l'esh" said the servant who
came TO the door. he ish In. but he ish
dead"
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-04-21
FIREWORKS AND OTHER ATTRAc-
TIONS

There viii be an entertainment at For
est Park this afternoon and night. 1t in
cludes band concert. dog and pony show.
Wild West performance. slide for life.
fancy bicycle riding. Tonight blowing up
OF battlesbip Maine, and same pyrotechnlc
prosrsmme as TUESDAY night. also tn
sent up one mile high. which wnl illum-
mate the heavens aud show IN fire our
National colors. BUY tickets down tsWn.
For sale at IA. kiams. Levy Bros. Nlo-
trot Bros. 4 Co.'S. Z, Grunswald'o. x1unn
& Tnnys and l. Wolf . Gee.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-04-21

WILL NOT HELP SPAIN.

suiloIs or soldiers applied for enlistment at
ti1 United States consulate.