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Liberty and Mckee. II. II. Rice. Bud Mat
thcws. John Williams. +. n. Gray, l. c. Lord.
John g. Blackburn.
Rev. b. y. coekrill preached TO 4 good con-
sfegatton last night at the Cumberland Pres
hyterian church. taking FOR his text 'slinpnr-
dcnahle Sin" Thcto will be preaching at
TINS church tomorrow at $3.50 o'clock In tho
afternoon, and at T:i5 nj night
The funeral Of n. II, Ncurath took place
yesterday morning from his residence, 10
BuMalo street, the intcrncnt being In the old
Dallas street cemetery. Row. Father Hen.
messy otneiatcd and the pail bearers were Al
". Nteslmg, James Painter. ] Isenhaur
Y. y II, Schneider J. G. Thompson and G..
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Death of PROF. sEG,LL
He Dies from nm Overdose of Nor
oliine.

He Dies from m Overdosc Of Nor
rhine.
Pro Alexander Segall. a well known mu-
stefan Of this city, died yesterday afternoon
at 2.l0 o'clock at his residence corner OF
Lamar and Hutchins street.
The deceased has suffered for long time
from consumption and was In its last
stages. He had been in the habit OF taking
morphine to relieve his suffering aud Oh
Mcnfay night he took an overdose, from
the effect OF which he died.
Justice Fitze held an inquest and reached
the conclusion. as expressed IN his verdict,
that 4the deceased came 10 his death from
an overdose OF morphine. self adminis-
tered"
The deceased was 46 years Of age. He
came from a very wealthy FAMILY In Pr'ls-
sa He leaves a wife and two children
TO mourn hs lcfa.
He hed lived 10 Houston for several years
and summer before last he conducted the
summer nipht concerts Of Turner Hall gar
den. He was a thorough and skIllhd mn-
stefan and hnd the reputation Of being nm
excellent leader OF orchestra
After bis engagement with The summer
night concerts. his health was fail'pg 20
rapidly that his brother musicians gave him
n complimentary concert AZ which snih-
1cient funds we're raised for him TO take
a trip west Ia the hope OF recoyery, but he
soon returned and continued 10 grow worse
and fer tho past two or three months he
has been unable TO iesye the house, His
death was only p duestiAn OF short time.
had II not been hsstened.
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Rates. $3.50 and $500 per day.
JAS. LAWLOR, Prop.

hry W. Minister. New Orleans; II. Knit
|Brenham. John w. Warde, New York
Fin A. Faulkner, Ellis county; Vim. s.
hs. Maryland. 2. C. Mcclure, New Or
h: S, b. Hicks, Mrs. c. McAwalke.
REPORT; l.. II. Bonch, st. Louis, II. D..
Fr and wife, New Orleans; C. C. Adkins,
Rdelrhia; J, h. knost. b. Canton. New
fns: P, a. Hunter. Dallas. Il. W. Sea
i Rio Grande City: A. NJ. McElwer, Fort
fh; + l.. Chapman, Cuero; r. NJ Will
Victoria; j, Z. Newton, Sour Lake !;
4. Barrett. Herman, Mich: R.-y Mon
g. city; A. Davis. Holland; G. S. Allison,
Louis; w, +. Goetschek. New Orleans ;
Daley, Chicago. Ed Dwyer. Smithville
e Gayler Clark, Lucille Allen Walker
bs A. Herne, Miss Julia A. Horne, New
= Miss Marion Cullen, Miss NJ. st. John
ms, Robert Fisher. Franklin Garland, j !.
elioway. Rostoh Myrs Clark, Bert Clark,
ge Bowles, San Francisco; Geo. Ewing,
whitman. W. G. Musick, city; p s..
lams, Cincinnati; Tom NJ Tyler, Cal
T. J. Sledge, Kyle; Mrs. NJ b. Dix.
Virginia; A. C, Shell, San Antonio: a.
,onaid, city; L. d. Wrist, Orange; II. s.
!, Y. W. Chamberlain, New orleans.
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DANGEROUS SURGERY.
Death Follows tho SurGe0n's knife.
Not III" Surgeons Fault. of Course.
sic Can't Help It--Sou Cam
Pyramid Pile Cure Cures Piles
Quickly, rninicssiy, without
Danger.


People go along for years suffering with
plies They Try thls and that aud the
other thing from carrying q buckeye TO
getting treatment from physician. They
obtain temporary relief. maybe. but they
are meyer quito cured. little strain I'm
liftinE. excessive fatigue, n little eonstipa-
ton or little diarrhoea and the piles
come back.
They dent seem to amount to much. but
they Danish sleep and appetite. No posi-
lion is comfortable There Is lutenae local
pain and that dreadful feeling Of weight
In the pornonm.
Maybe IN the early stages some of the
many salycs on sale viii afford temporary
relief If the case Is Of long standing there
IL only one speedy and sure remedy It W
Pyramid Pile Cure. Even IN light eases It
Is the safest thing to use. Other npplica-
items may cure and may not Pyramid Cure
~ always certain. always reliable, always
brings comfort AZ once. Its prompt use
saves months OF severe suffering. In OK
IRENE eases II viii save surgical operations
and their attendant dangers and diseom-
forts II * better than knife. VIII cure
easier. quicker aud safer Thousands have
used II. Thousands have been cured by IT,
The cost Is trifling compared with what II
does. The price Is 80 cents Most anybody
would gladly pay ten dollars to be rid of
piles.
All druggists cell Pyramid Pile Cure.
-----------------------------
Consumption cured at your home. No
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j. owen, East Bernard, Texas: T. w,
elton, Carmona; Z. A. Valley, San An
S. Werner New Orleans; l.. U. Lee
New York: a. c. Goth. Austin; Oil
cranston, Texas; l.. NJ. Thompson. Viii
! Texas; Augusta Dowdell. Philadelphia
Ferris, Atlanta. Ga; S. Burgheison.
York; L. l., LeFore. Philadelphia; II. II.
J. Kansas City; r. G.. Corpus, Daniel
.ck, Philadelphia; S. ID. Clapp, P. C.
j. T. Hampton. New York; A. Mohr,
Fston, Texas w. E, Jones and wife,
water, Texas; Il. b. Halliday. Atlanta,
II. ]. Guntzburgs, New York; A. II.
Fort Worth; Il. Coles. Texas City; i.
olland, Dallas; G. w. Donoghey. Ter
Clarks Rogan, Brownwood George C.
|leton, Bolton; j. +. Olive. Bastrop; w.
Robards, Galvoston; c. #. McElvaney.
BON; II, A. Dctwiler. Philadelphia Jas.
boot, bonneville. n. Y; VIM. Holly, b.
brewster, Peru. Ill.,
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cane peIt HniIrond charter.

Austin. Texas. March s.--The charter q
the Cane Belt Railroad comfany was flied
with the secretary OF state today. CAPITAL
stock, SIS 900. Purpose, the construction CT
line of railroad from Columbus, In Coi-
oradn county, to the town OF Bonus, ais
lance of fifteen miles. lucorporaiors: y: +.
Newsome William Dunoyant. w. Y. Ed
ridge. Thomas +. Boulder. J. W. Tnatch-
er. Perry Clark, o. Green. Rudolph Green@
baum. William Jasper Msgee aud +. I.
fIarf,nrt
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ANNUAL MEETING
nc the Houston Electric street Nni,-
way Company--ofii-ers Elected.

way Compnny--ofii-ers Elected.
Tir annual meeting OF stockholders oil
the Houston Electric Street Railway COM
pany occurred yesterday WHEN the fol-
lowing directors were elected ~. n, Par
lin, George Il. Smith. Austin Cor
bin, w. -, Cleveland. T, w. House,
u. T. I'M, j. II Kirby H. u.
MaeGregor. II. C. Chase. These directors
met and elected the following officers
President and treasurer, a. n. Parlin;
vice president and general manager. II. H..
MacGrogor; secretary and assistant treas
urcr. II. G. Chase; superintendent. Ed
ward s. Ella
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$ anxious TO know the whereabouts OF
er tSsyearold son, George orr, who left
ONE las, Saturday, Marchs5, Mrs Orr
cisneily lived at North Galveston ami
lso at Alvin. and thinks perhaps tho
young fellow has gone TO one or the
Their of these pieces. He is rather small
for his ago. but stout; has blue eyes,
rather dark hair and light complexion.
Vasedressed with gray coat brown check
d knee nnnta and hlArk hat.
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Knights of Lnhnr NEEDING.

a.. special meeting Of Phoenix Assem-
Ss-o' Knights of Labor, resolution
passed strongly indorsing the pro-
/ concert OF the Sharks on March II
deserving OF liberal patronage
i OF the charitable purpose for
p IT DIS being given.
! assembly also adopted resolutions
~ sincere regret at the death OF
~. eurtin, brother member. and ex-
lys sincere sympathy to the bereaved
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Prcsidcni StiIImrn c,r,,,,,

y y. stilinian, president of the San An
tonic and Arkansas Pass. and PARTY. will
arrive In Houston tonight about . O'clock
from New Orleans. They WITH leave La
lsyette about y. IN. by special train. The
party VIII remain In Houston a short time
and depart for San Antonio. !
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More Bids Wanted.

rams and Specifications of the plumbing
and water piping for the new Santa Fe
depot ure AZ the city passenger office OF
me road, and bids are desired for the work
bus bus may be rendered to. Chief Engineer
feits or left at the CITY office. Work on
the now depot will begin soon.
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THE HUTCHINS
HOUSE,.
b. @. WARD,
Proprietor.

(thsniel Rutherford, Jr., New York; ]. II.
S S Antonio; David 6. Ray, Corsicana;
d nhflscoe, W y. Robinson, Richmond;
Il Inaiee, Omaha, S. NJ. SholIenburger,
y; John , Stroud, Pass Christian, Miss.
\ - IN n. Murchson and wife. city: Mrs
II rsuhlon. velasco: -. j. Parker, BAL
-, sydney st, Louis: W. l.. Davidson,
a, R. Masterson, A. Il. Master
Enaiiss Martin, Angleton; II. Morris. A.
!, a'n. san Antonio; George Gudgravc. st.
IN N l.. smith, San Luis Potosi, Mexico;
rHiier Angleton: J. " Garrett Omaha,
Ei,n" w. X; Humeston, Denison; George p.
q. ; Dallas: Thomas A. Crawford. Gid
Io,,l VI Blackshear, Orange; F. Il.
br,n Cincinnati. Ii. u. Bailey. San
bf man walter $. Warren. Little Rock; A.
|I IT, . crockett; Joseph w Carter Waco;
ns Armstrong and daughter, Prairie
p,i eSas; Mrs, Susie Nichols. Bedias; H.
anu ,uSo9ki Florida; s. A. J. Calhoun, New
! a. =. Ellison, San Antonio; Sidney Rut-
|. = nepnumont; Morris 4. Fulton, Kansas
i IA, =. Manning, Galveston; Miss Emma
y MISS sarah Whitehall, Galveston.
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.ne anti-scalping bin. although raiiro
pass In a short time. Ii mas been given orr
nows'er' that no action may bs exp. cts d
, mmuh me Cuban question Il settled one
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A plntr ar rnu,n,o so,,,

u. l.. Jones, corner Liberty and Mckee,
VIII today servo each visitor at HIS store
With plate OF tomato soup, nnade from
Andelson's famous canned SOUPS, lilo win
also exhibit u full line OF tile various rrol-
uots OF the Anderson Preserving ro,epauy.
aud the ladies OF Houston shoula not fail
10 rnlt
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Mr., r. E. Miller. superintendent Of the
Katy's dining service, was in Houston yes
terdsy en- route from Galveston TO 81
Louis. The company still contemporaries
opening an eating house in Houston sueh
as il has at Smithyila Greenyille, Far-
sons aud Sedalia- Although Mr.. Miiier
said nothing yesterday indicating that Inc
enterprise was any nearer completion IMAM
defnitely settled in the near future
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cured at your home. No
n, cured Guaranteed Consumption
Sompany. San Antonio. Texas.
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JAS. Butte
HOUSTON.
HOUSTON.
ANNOUNCEMENT.
.NorlcE no cANnlnATEs.

All candidates who desire To have their
names placed upon the official ballot that
VIII be voted at tho democratic day pri-
maries. TO be held on March "a must file
their names with. the chairman Of tho
city democratic executive committee not
later tlan i've DAYS preceding the pri-
n,aries which VIII be lcriday, March Is.
No candidates. name VIII be placed on
the official ballot Until, the assessment
made against him pv the executive COM
mittce to defiay Tho expenscs OF said pri-
marics shall be paid. II, a. Rtesner~
Chairman CITY Democratic Executive Cons
intttee.
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u THE BABY IS OUTLINE TEETH

he sure and use that old and well tried
remedy. Mrs winslow,s Soothing Fyrnp.
Tor children teethng. It'scothes The stild
.ofsens the gums allays all pain. cures
wind collie and Is the best remedy Tor
diarrhoea.
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FoR MAYOR,

hereby announce myself ~ q candidate
for reelection as mayor III Houston. sub
ject to the action OF the day primaries
under tho democratic executive committee.
My official career Is known 10 the people
OF Houston, and l respectfully invite the.
closest scrutiny OF All my official acts. Re-
spectfuliy, II. y. RICE.
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roL HOTEL
)vALs....
les, $3.50 to
per day. Six
egant rooms,
bath. Large
He no o III s.
fally located.
accommodate
for CONNER
men In the
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street Commissioners OF the CITY OF Hons-
ton subject 10 the action Of tho day pri-
maries as ordered by the democratic ex-
ccutiyc committee. and solicit the support
OF my friends. j. O. MATTHEW9.
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,,r,- T,sI, Is Juerrfrring

Wrr Tux u IutfFfFFI"E'
The talk at Washington about war Win
Spain is interfering with the progress o.
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roR CII'Y AT'rORNEy.

hereby announce myself as a candidate
for City Attorney, gubJct TO the action OF
the democratic day prlmarlea as called by
the executive committee, and respectfully
solicit your support. Geo, =, Griggs.
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as a candidate for reelection 10 tho cffico
Of Street COMMISSIONER. subject 10 the ac-
ton OF tho democratic lay or.lnastoa. AZ
called By the city democratic execntivs
committees. He respectfully so!ieits your
fuppnrt
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hereby announce myself as a candidate
for City Health officer subject to the ae-
bv the city democratic executive commits
tee RoBT. M'ELROY. NJ. d a
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Mrs. w. n. Orr who lives on German
and Palmer streets. in the Second ward,
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hereby announce myself az candidate
for city health officer. subject to the action
OF the all-day primaries. as called by tho
city democratic executive committee.
DIR. G.. W.4CHRISTIAN,
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hereby announce myself as a candidate
for city health officer, aubject 10 the actin
Of the ail-day primaries, as called by the
city democratic executive committee.
WALLACE ~. SHAW. NJ y.
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Tho Post Is authorized TO announces
SAM H. BRASHEAR 5s
as n candidate for Mayor OF tho city OF
Houston subject TO action OF tho demo-
critic day primarics
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/ hereby announce myself AS candidate
for street commissioner subject TO the ar-
ton OF the democratic day primaries as
called by the city democratic executive
committee, and respectfully solicit your
support. LOUIS SCHMlD, x
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Consumption cured at your home No
ray tin cured. Guaranteed Consumption
Cure Company, San AnaUnio, Texas
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Tho Post Is authorized TO announce
ARCHIE ANDERSON
as a candidatc for city marshal, suhjeo; 20
the action OF the democratic day primaries.
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rOt CITY HEALTH OFFICER.
The Post Is authorized 70 announce

MS candidate for election 10 the office Of
Health Officer. subject 10 the action Of tho
democratic day primaries, as called by this
city democratic executive committee,
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The Post Is authorized to announce
JACK KENNEDY
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The Post is authorized 10 announce
JOHN s. STEWART

hs candidate for re- election 10 the Office
OF city attorney. subject 10 the action OF
tho democratic day primaries, az called
by the city democratic executive commit
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as a candidate for the office OF Street Com
missioner, subject 10 the action OF the
democratic day primaries.
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rom sTnEET COMMISSIONER

The Post Ia authorized 10 announce
a. f. SHARPE. SIR.
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FoR CITY TREAsuRER
7E0R nEGORDEI
The Post ID authorized to announces
w. j. KOHLHAUFF

:. q candidate for election 70 the offi.,
of city Recorder. subject to the ~.
lion az the democratic day pfi,nari1H
as called by the city dcmocratlc ~
ecutiye COMMITTEES. III respsetlnllY 0D4
licitE your support. 4 "A. X
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ron Assllsson AM CoLI.ias,,T0n.- /

JUSTIN G. WHITE, ,andldate for
re- eleation TO the Office Of city assessor and
collector. subject to the action OF the DEM
ocratio day primaries, as called by the city
democratic executive committee. respect
fully sollcits your support.
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ThB HOTELS.

FOL HOTEL
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Tha Post Is authorised 20 annnupco q
Il r. N. GRAY +.

n ~ y RscorScf' ssbjedt 70 'ths scsioe ~ ~
Democratic day prslnaFjcx. III called u
city Democratic exerutlse rptnInil{s
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One Of the biggest Transportation
Companies of n Former Day
Goes to the Wall.

ST. LOUIS Jan. u.-The ST. Louis &
New Orleans Anchor line made an assign
meni a; noon today to Archibald Woods.
The Anchor line was organized the year
after the war and IL was one of the first
combina tions started in the west. Prior
10 that time there We're short steamboat
lines running between ST. Louis and
Cairo, Cairo &. Memphis. Memphis and
Nicksburg. Ficksburg and Natchcz and
Natchez and New Orleans. These short
lines were all taken into the Anchor Line
Company.
AT the various towns along the river
freight elevators were built and the con-
trolling interest in these elevators was
held by the Anchor line or people inter-
esfed In IL.
Between 1865 and 1850 the Anchor line
practically controlled the traffic on the
waterway between 81. Louis and Mem
phis and New Orleans. About ISS0 the
Mississippi Valley Transportation Com
pany OF 81. Louis. was organized. This
line. with It's powerful stern-wheel tow
boats and its grain barges Gu, into the
Anchor line business. The barges and
tow boats could be operated cheaper than
the Anchor line floating palaces. Rail-
roads were built on each side Of the
Mis- issippi ard the passenger travel went
from the boats TO the railroads.
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Kenyou-ConneIF Company. Of which V. r.
Kenyon was the head. Suits for damages
aggregasi.g a quarter Of million dollars
were brought. ard several verdic,s were
secured. but the explosions and subsequent
attachments had exhausted the resources
o. the Keayon-Conneli Company, while ths
Butte Hardware Company had gore into
liquidation and the judgments are un-
satisfied.
Another murder took place today Rob
Shadwen shot and instantly killed Martin
O'Connor in q card rocm In the rear Of the
White Metal saloon The men were gam
bling. oConnor caught Sf1adweu cheat
ing and warned him. Shadwsn wen; oat
got j gun and. returning insisted on con-
;inuins the game. As he grabbed the card.
O'Connor snatched them from him. Shad-
well drew his gun and shot o'Connor in the
head.
Late in the afternoon Riley and Shad-
well were taken to the Deer Lodge peni-
Tertiary. Lynching seemed probable. and
they were srnuggied cut of town In the
poor farm ambulance.
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They were conversing In ordinary tones,
and there was nothing to indicate that
their talk was otherwise than friendly.
Suddenly Riley drew gun and shot
through the window at Largey. The bullet
struck the latter in the left arm and shat
tered the bone. Largey stopped down, ana
had he continued in that position he might
have escaped with his life, as he was pro-
tected by the counter. However. ne rose
partly. and as he did so Riley fired Sec
ond shot The bullet struck Largey
suuarely In the forehead ard he fell over
on the floor dead.
The murderer started for the front door
on Park street AS he passed the teller
window he took shot at those behind
the railing. The bullet narrowly missed
Frank Holmes. one of the clerks, dug Is
hole in his desk and went through a glass
in one Of the windows OF the Main street
side Of the building. Riley then rushed
OIL. of the Park street door. thrasting his
pistol in his pocket as he did 50.
William Huselton. customer OF the
bank. was outside the railing when tbs
shooting occurred. He made rush for
The man. but. deferred by the sight Of tbs
weapon. did not grab him. He followed
Riley out. however The murderer hur-
r,e6 west or Park street. followed by
Huselton. who kept calling out 20 avrerst
the man. Orlcers. attracted by the shout
ing. dld so. and he was taken TO jail.
..Hs fooled me too long exclaimed
Riley when he arrived al the county jail.
and killed him. He kept promising me
work. bat he did not give ne any. ard /
couldn't stand +: any longer Now, Il you
want 10 hang ne for ID, al right Give me
A quick trial and end IL
The murderer has hgt cne leg. He lost
the other In the explosion q the powder
warehouses az the Montana Central rail-
rosd wards on January I5, 1855. and has
since worn a cork leg. Largey was the
manager of one u the companies whose
warehouses exploded and caused the loss
Of flsty.eight lives
IN contradiction 20 Rt.ey's statement
that Larsey refused 70 assist him. II ia a
weu-knawu fact thai the banker frequent
1x heloed him He secured employment
for him a number of times. bu; Riley was
unable 70 hold . position any length OF
tine. Besides. Largey occasionally sup
piled him with uaorey.
II is asserted hat the killing was re-
suit of conspiracy or understanding 20
murder more than ere man who Rad 2nan-
axer.al or proprietary interests In he
warehouses that were the sceae % the ax-
9.osloas. The warehouse building -
b-nges 30 the Butte Hardware Company.
o. xa.2a Larsey was manager. and Ias
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OREGON PApERs NOT RECOGNIZED.
Teachers Cannot Obtain CertiAcates
Here on Their standing There.

OLYMPIA. Jan. il.--In answer to .
question regarding the recognition Of Dip
Tomas from other states by the Washing
ton State Board OF Education, State Su-
perintendent Browne today said:
"Af the meeting OF the state board OF
education. August "A 1897. the following
resolution was made part of the record
Of the board. That applications ba sed
on Oregon state papers be rejected Until
the board is satisfied that the require
ments to obtain them IL equivalent 70 the
requirements OF this state
Washington requires greater number
OF subjects for state certificate than
Oregon requires. Our law permits the
recognition Of papers from other states.
the requirements 20 obtain which are
equal 10 the requirements or Washing
ton for state certificates or diplomas II
was deemed wise by our state board ia
withhold further recognition Of Oregon
eeruheates and diplomas until the stand
ard OF most states In higher than that
Of Oregon. Papers from such other
states are recognized. and certificates ana
diplomas are Issued thereon after the re-
quired experience In our state"