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At Cincinnati.

Cincinnati. Nov. 10.-The track was
muddy. Summaries: Six f~urlongs. selling
-Corealis won. Sorrow second. Purity
third: time. 1:20. Fiv and a half furlongs
-Estabrook won. Jim second. Ninicius
third: time. LIS. Mile. selling-Rastus
won. Annie second. Hush third: lime. 1850.
Six and a half ~furlongs. handicap-Great
BEND won. Tom Collins second. Gibraltar
third: time. las. Five and a half furlongs
Rose Apple won, Schanken second. Miss
Josephine third: time. liza Mile. selling
Deyo won. Elusive second. Hampden
third; time, l:49.
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Claims to he Paid

of customs here has received advicss from
Ottawa that the Russian government VIII
pay ~seaiers' claims arising out OF the lie
gal seizure In lss2 by the Russian cruiser
Kotlck OF four scaling s~chooners. The de-
tails of the claims are now being pre-
pared.
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Captain Ahern BETTER.

special Dispatch 70 tho Standard
Washington, Nov ~i0-Cap;ain Ahearn
returned to-day from New York. where ne
Iad ah "pfratiou reformed on ms leit
i'E. The OPERATION was successful. but IL
VII n'c'ssi,ate the captains taking a rest
for several months.
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SIXTH LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY.

Yesterdays returns necessitate a few
In the list published by the Stand
ard yesterday Of house members. The cor
rected list is as follows. those marked .
being still I'm doubt:
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At Nashville.

Nashville. Tenn, Nov. l0.-Weather
cloudy. track muddy. Results: Five and a
half furlongs. selling-Glenalbin won. Ma
mic Callan second. John Boone third:
time. 1:l2ik. Five furlongs. 2-year-o,d
maidens-Deiance won. Nellie O'Neill sec
ond. Royal Banner third: time. 1:O6ls.
Mile-Guide Rock won. Albert s. second.
Farm Life third; time. l:i6. Seven fur
longs. selling-Damocles won, Halton sec
ond. Carlotta third; time. 1886. Seven fur
longs. selling-water Crest won. Hsirpin
second. Pinkey Potter third: time. i:32k.
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on the face OF the returns ms far as re-
ceived this makes the composition of the
house as follows: Democrats IS; republic
cans. 10; silver republicans. ;. on joint bal
lot, democrats, II; republicans, Is; silver
republicans. 5: populists. >. The list. as
will be seen. Is not complete.
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Numbered.

at Is said" remarked the barber. that
the hairs OF the head are all numbered
Don't doubt it." grunted the man in
the chair; and every time you pun che Of
mine IL hurts like sixty"
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Boston. Nov. b.-If the Spanish criuse,
Maria Teresa h on Cat island. BahamaS
ehere was little Indication Of 1t wL..n
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Nassau. n. H.. Nov. M.-The steamer
ashore OF Cat island. supposed to be the
abandoned cruiser Teresa. II now de-
scribed as being a disarmed warship fly
ing the American flag. showing signs OF
having been on fire and having leaked
slightly. She stranded in an exposed po-
sitlon on Thursday night last.
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GENERAL MILES, REPORT

CONTINUED from Page One.)
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Captain Garvin. Of the steamer Saginaw.
passed there on Nov. 4. two days after
she was abandoned. The Saginaw sailed
from Pert de Paix. Hayti. Nov. .. and
passed within 30 miles Of Cat island the
text day. Captain Garvin said that when
on the island he encountered a fleet Of
wreckers or sponge fishermen. who are
constantly on the lookout for wrecks. and
especially after such a gale as swept
over the Bahamas during the first of the
week. IL the Teresa wen ashore on the
island at that time every one OF those
daring fishermen would have fiocked
around her within a few hours after she
grounded. and would not have gone hunt
ing about the ocean with such a prize so
close at hand
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Democrats, 16: republicans. 6; ~populists.
2 In Meagher county Senator Watt Is "A
hold-over. but II Is claimed that he has
forfeited his seat by residing in Broad
water county. Both the democrats and re-
publicans nominated candidates to fiji the
alleged vacancy and J.. T. Henderson, D.,
wOn
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STATE.

Colonel Wynne withdraws from the
race for governor.
State prohibition convention called to
meet at Dallas August %
Wheat around Ennis averaged from q
to 3lla bushels per acre.
Frank Schueler. killed by his brother
Herman at Giddings.
Sayers headquarters claim 1893 votes
against ia for Wynne,
A brick building at Lancaster collapses
and kills a negress.
All reports show that rains have been
scasonabe and crops are furnishing
Surgeons and officers of the Fourth
Texas ordered to report at Houston not
later than Thursday.
Atascosa and Runnels counties instruct
for Sayers.
Deputy Sheriff Soils of Rio Grande City
killed
Carl Berg, San Antonio saloon man.
commits suicide.
Revenue officers have discovered the
means by which Chinese are being SNUG
gleG into Texas through Mexico
The Famous dry goods store at Calves
ton assigns. with Ben Blum as assignee.
Liabilities. $4,000. The eLader at Beau
mont is also named in the schedule.
Judge Gerald has resigned as editor of
Brains Iconoclast.
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A SUMMARY OF ToDAY's IMPORTANT NEWS.
THE WAR.

It Is announced in Madrid that Camara
has been ordered to proceed through the
Suez canal.
General Garcia and 5000 Cubans were
landed at Juragua from American trans
ports
A panic is said to exist in Havana on
account of the scarcity of food.
1t was believed that Cervera contem-
plated a dash out of Santiago harbor, but
his game was blocked by the alertness of
Uncle Sans vessels.
1t is reported from Madrid via Rome that
Camara's feet is only executing war
ruse and that 1t will return to Cadiz in
stead of proceeding to the Philippines.
The navy department has determined TO
send feet to attack the coast Of Spain.
1t will probably get away by the Fourth
of July. 1t will be under the command
of Commodore Watson.
Brigader General Waties of Texas re-
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If You Want
The Best News
And All The News
sBuy The Houston Post.
Springfield rifles among them the Second
If You w ant

Springfield rifles, among them the Second
Arkansas, 257.
Seventy-one thousand rifle ball cartridges
were given out for distribution in the
Second division, Third corps.
Three hundred aud twenty mine rounds
of ammunition were handed gu; for dis
tribution in the Third division. Three car
loads OF horses and one carload of carbines
and revolvers arrived today for the Third
United States volunteer cavalry and We're
Immediately handed out for distribution.
Stll further shipments of rifles and gen.
oral ordnance stores are expected tomorrow.
Recruits continue 10 arrive In large num-
bers for various States. About 500 reached
the park yesterday and almost an equal
oruits have already received their equip
ments and are being drilled In all the tao
tics of the soldiers.
Brigadior General Waties of Texas was
the only officer to report at the park TO
day. He was assigned to the command of
the Second brigade, Third division. First
corps.
Colonel Sem. who has been in charge OF
the Letter hospital Mt the park has been
ordered to Santiago and will embark from
Tampa.
The government paymasters. about twen-
ty-hve in number. are scheduled to reach
the park tomorrow.
The Southern Express today announced
from headquarters uniform rate of TWEEN :
ty-iive per cent off Its regular tariff for all
personal matter for soldiers In the field.
and 1t is stated that other express com
panies concur in the rate.
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ant Frank II. Newcomb Irni,o,
| ehue cutter service, above ~. s s
S tIe thanks of congress be extena a1' Ia,
Hmdss Gnu MS Officers and men Of ~ W
| be nreson. uu mat gold meial of honor.
| silver maSeI 10 Lieutenant Newconb =
GERS neaai OF honor to each of HE os,
GERS ana bronze medal. ~ u ms offl-
member OF his crew WIN sa,' lor 10 each
at Cardenas. "no served with him
hv ~ VIII be remembered tbot
oral "pploprlate action, recognized thnsiess'
| thai. Ni'Ohders of the shins of ~, sc.
l, 1898. 'Ae "atle OF Manila, May
Hurb Mor,ii, ianuer OF the revenue cuttor
90 aoS uiioch, present. and In 1871
d. op9rauon with the fleet under ra aesive
Convey COM DeWey on that occasion. Is M an,'.
promnt;on OF National ship to whom
could NV, VI advancement was not and
the highest Srh' because he already held
cutter service ~ the revenue
~ ~ nov recommend that in recogn;,,or
C, .ae einclent and meritorious servioas =
ap'aih daniel D. Hodgson Unitad &C. vi
~ S tI cutter service, who commandas
,ia i nusn Meculloch at the battle Of Man
HE a a.n't oihcer being in the S3I van =,
oc,iyo anu having served continuously In
rlaced ~ Ior thirty-seven yearsl be
ro,;rss ,n permanent waiting orders nm tn
m ,s us, OF the revenue cutter service
'"e iuii duty pay of his grade.
"Execu,,r, William Mckinley.
The e r Mansion. June 81, 1895 .
20 congress: A's nomination
1T 'ne senate OF the United States
p,ro,, nonihate Naval Cadet Joseph w
o"en 70 be figancsl two numbers noarr
v vis prov.sions Of sss.ion i5s OF the Ee
seu statutes and TO be an ensign for ~
u s. heroism while in charge NJ nc
,,ar tam iaunchA which accompanied the col
her . ms,rslmac for the purpose OF rescuing
co o rnasnt crew when that vessel was in
nv, inn q Naval Constructor Hohson.
t.reo A. cr mouth OF the harbor OF san
"ousS sunk IN the ch4nnea
WILLIS NnKinin1.s
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COMMERCIAL.

spot cotton unchanged, with little doing.
Liverpool futures up Lea, New Orleans up
TO points and New York unchanged to
points higher.
Inc local market bare of bran, as Texas
mills have temporarily closed down.
ohiavoraoie weather for harvesting and
disappointment at the returns of the win
ter crop sent wheat up. July closed 1hc
hisher and September lie higher.
hecently prevailing prices of securities
In the stock market were very lightly
changed Bears caused decline in Sugar
Oh nearly 81 share. but it was allowed ~
recover Total bonds sales $s,l75,Ooo.
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RAILROADS,

Southern Pacific pays s5i, 900 for terminal
facilities at Sabine Pass.
Today the railroad commission lesis
rates regarding future lumber rates in East
Texas.
Railroad pool to be organized tomorrow.
suit filed ty the attorney general of
Kansas which may result in greatly in
creased taxation against the railroads.
a giant engine for the Santa Fe.
half million acres of land lost to an
Arkansas railroad.
New belt line and fine passenger depo,
TO be built at Beaumont
me NJ, X. and T. sues out a writ Of
mandamus.
L. W. House selected sole receiver OF tho
La Porte railroad.
EA-Republican Chairman John Grant se-
cures profitable railroad job.
W. c. Corbett of Houston claims n nrof-
erehce lien against the La Porte railroad.
me deed to the Waco and Northwestern
VIII DO operative July 1.
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GEMS. GARCIA ANDSHII1
Insurgents to the Nunbs, i \
Landed at Jursgs,.
PLAN OF COOPERATION AsplD|
o"nans viii Protect the A..
Advance on santin., ~. h
5000 Insurgents with Shan.

Copyrighted, 1898. by the A,soe,,.. Y
Juragua, Sunday. June Is nv 4. }
Grated Press Dispatch Boat r,au,s,s
Kingston. Jamaica, Monday ~. !,
a. m.--General Calixto Garcl. NJ
Cupans from the mountains re,, ! /
tiago de Cuba. were landed hers ~,
CUBAN troops were brought here .. 1,
the American transports.
Fully 5000 insurgents. nearly d. \
available fighting force Of the jus,,
IN the southern part Of Santiasu 4 h
province are now concentrated y !. ,
Juragua. Three-fourths OF them m y
with modern rifles and have abuudsrl
plies OF ammunition. The solder
ragged and almost naked.
Most OF these men are thofougiy u.
toned to the bushwhacking method Il
Spaniards and are perfectly famlir
every trail in the vicinity Of Hrtse
Cuba. With the intention To puat
American advance on Santiago, NJ
ments will also be sent towards Gus1
namo to give warning In case N GtI
is made to form a junction viii O.
Pando's army in Santiago.
A conference between Maice a.
Shafter and General Garcia will h
tomorrow. The plan Of co-operltim Il
American and the Cuban armies "
agreed on, not only in the canp0n
Santiago, but the subsequent moyeuta|
Havana and Matanzas.
General Garcia's plan Is TO make w
tire army march overland and ala4
northern coast of Cuba, keeping Y
as we'll as he can with the unl'n y
army. AS soon as possible be Will .
junction with the insurgent iclca !, =
General Gomez. who is now weS
ana.
Other bodies Of insurgents, y
will also be brought in, 1t being us
of the Cuban leaders to have =
10000 men before Havana wnen W. N
comes for the investment OF 'na' y
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son, commanded by First Lieutenant
frank H. Newcomb, United States revenue
cutter service, rescued the disabled VIM
nov, nav ner wounded commander and the re-
hi, me commander of the Hudson kent
to- 'e,s9 IN the very hottest of the ac-
ashore on account of shallow wa,on soins
NE NE hhaiiy got line made fast to ,ha
Mlnsiow and lowed that vessel ont ~
,se OF the enemy's guns, deed A.
especial gallantry. 'eeu ="
-, recommend that in recognition n,
the signal act of heroism of First I.ieu,en
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WASHINGTON.

In the senate the messages of the pres
ident relating to Naval Constructor Hob
ron, Commander Newcomb and Captain
Hodgson were read, and debate was re-
sumed on the Hawaiian annexation bill.
The conference report on the Indian ap-
preparation bill was rejected by the SEN
ate.
The session of the house was devoted to
consideration of legislation affecting the
District of Columbia,
The president sent 4 message to con-
sress anent the promotion of the four
naval herceS Hobson, Newcomb, Hodg-
son and Powell
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CERyERA's GAME BLocKnD.
SamDson's Vessels Prevented span,
tsh Fleet from Leaving unrbor,

SamDson's Vessels Prevented Span-
tsh Fleet from Leaving Unrbor
(copyriRhted, 1905, by Associated press)
on Santiago dc Cuba Sunday, June 90.
via Kingston. June 81. II a. m 1t is be-
lleved Admiral Cervera contemplated maxi
Ing dash out OF the harbor last night.
-Four columns OF smoke were seen at sun
down advancing towards the mouth of the
harbor and four small boats. believed to be
torpedo boat destroyers. we're observed In
the neghborhood OF the sunken collier
Merrimac.
Consequently Rear Admiral Sampson or
dered extra precautions to be taken. Tho
torpedo boats Ericsson and Porter stood
very close into the harbor all night, but
no ships came out,
Shortly after midnight the dynamite
cruiser Vesuv.us fred three gun cotton
shells in the direction OF MORO castle
They exploded on the ridge and behind
the eastern hill. The damage is not known.
The blockade continued without other in
cident
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ARKANSAS REPUBLiOAss

They VIII Hold Their stss
Mating Convention ON weons|
Little, Rock, Ark, June 2.--Ine ~
State league meets in annual -.
tomorrow and will BIO addressed Dy ~ w
l.. ]. Crawford of the republican 8
league. Upwards of 400 delegate, VA S,..s
rs per cent white. "Wednesday " IA /
mating convention will be neio -
state ticket will be nominated, p -.
of Little Rock. an administrator usnn,
the probable nominee for goyern oss.,. Z
The republicans intend TO pfo;xs M MI
gressive campaign this year. ,,I,ts II
have been received from the pop'"
sion,
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CONCESSIONS FOR SOLDIERS.

Np.cSs companies Make "a Reduce
hoh OF Twenty-Five Per Cent
New YORK. June 27.-The American
National and other express companies have
given notice that shipments of strictly
personal character for soldiers or sailors
IN the United States army or navy. con-
tributed by their families or friends w,ll
be carried TO the various rendezvous ar
camps In the United States at reduced
rate OF % per cent, the reduction applyInr
soleiy upon shipments intended for the
personal use and comfort of the soldiers
ana sailors and not Intended for speculative
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LOCAL.

Laying off the camp ground for tho mob.
iiization of the troops.
10y oouncii neeting--one hundred thou
sanu uoi'ars in bonds to be issued for
street improvement. -''
Local military matters-The Cowbov
Hangers waking up.
evangelist Martin again at the Chris
tian church. N"ris-
, uo burial OF the victims of the Sea.
brook drowning. sea-
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

been placed on hill overlooking the basin IN
which Santiago dc Cuba lies.
"" cue hlo Guayarna, Sunday, noon, via
n,nsS'on june 2''--rhe American troops were
within 200 yards of the Spanish intrepchnor,a
'ouay' In day time Santiago is IN plain sight
on the Rio Guayaina, June 20 noon, via
Kingston. June 27--It is believed thar more
artillery VIII be necessary before an assault
can be made on the Spanish.
On the Rio Guayama. Sunday. nom VII,
Kingston. June 27.--All the hills about Co.,
tlaso do cuba are covered with block houses
ihere are thirty four lines OF intrenchmopts
and behind them are four lines Of r,no ni,s
vino Tue fronts are protected by rows Of,
barbed wire.
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DOMESTIC.

The Arkansas State republican nom
mating convention will be held at Little
Rock on Wednesday. A full State ticket
is tc be selected.
Two cases of yellow fever have been
developed at McHenry, Miss.
Mrs. Lowe of Georgia elected president
OF the Federation of Women's clubs. and
her defeated opponent Mrs. Breed of
Massachusetts, withdraws in petulant
mood.
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CuBANs WORTHLESS.
SIT In the shade While the Amer,
cans nutld the Roads,

sit IN the shade While the Ameri-
cans build the Roads,
On the Rio Guayama. Sunday, noon. via
KINGSTON, June 27.-The Cuban auxiliaries
win the advance forces. seem utterly worth.
less. They sit in the shade all day and night
smoke cigarettes and gorge on Uuele SANS
rations, while tho American soldiers. with
empty stomachs and no tobacco build roads
Az day under blazing sun and sieep ON the
rines under the sky at night '''
On the Rio Guayamo. June 20, noon. via
Kingston, June T.--rhe Spanish ana Ameri-
can advance posts arc now almost close
enough 70 500 the whitcs Of each others. eyes
and collision may occur at any moment.
On the RIO Guayama. sunday. noon. Juue
> via kngston. Jurs s7.--Four battcr1,. ~
American artillery and oatiias gun Nv
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Alvin Notes.

Alvin, Texas, June ga pl''- =
phone line is being built, wnlcn III
meet the residences OF A. J. B'Tca's :
IT. Friedman, 0. S. CUMMINGS
Bros. and the Alvin Ice isS. ,s,a.n IL
The hardware firm OF rI a,n ri
minis has dissolved partnersn'p,, III
minis purchasing the interest," =
man. or, 80, tnuige
visit TO the Omaha exposure
homo in Nebraska.
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-
CANAL DUES.
C"mnrn's Fleet Must Pny stao. 900 In
order 10 Pass Through.

Paris, June 27.--Admiral Camora,s
squadron which starts tomorrow for suez
made very fine start, with an average of
zen Knots throughout, being led b. the
Among the interesting news received is
,nat tne dues for the ships pa sage
through tho canal amounts 70 Soo ooo
francs 10000 pesetas, or $50, 900.
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Two New yellow Feve ever, tsaS
Washington, June GA oisp. "A ~
geon McCarter at McHenry' ME-, ~,,.,I,J I
General wyman of the Marine .aI,Io, f issG
ice SAYS one new case Of yenyS our niles =
developed Thursday and one "A A., y1estsrda'
country, This latter developer
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CHIcKAMAUGA PARK.
General wnties of Texas Assigned 10
Command second brigade.

chicknmauga National Military Park.
Ga. June s7.--The ordnance and quarter
masters departments have been active to-
day distributing the equipments to fifteen
regiments to be moved to the front.
Colonel Lee. chief quartermaster, says
he VIII have all the necessary arrange
ments to carry the troops forward as soon
as they are ready. During last evening and
today twenty three regiments received
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SENIOR sALNERox.

Republican leader who attacked the mon
archy in the session Of the spanish cor
tee Thursday From a sketch recentlv
mads frnn lie By Z French artists.
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1T NEVER CURES I1srp
A Popular Error That o 1.s..
to Fatal consequenes~ y.

Persons of naturally gooc ,hsIr ovp q
otter tempted to rely upon This ne discs
tn carry them safely out ~
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SOME MONDAY SCOOPS.

Monday generally dull day for newspapers but Mondays
Houston Post cok full of Many Of the best items
furnished this paper by the New York Herald and London Times
service and could be found in other Texas paper Among the
many exclusive features in yesterdays Post the following worthy
Of special note Unless you read The Post you did these
dispatches:
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fall inW M
never -, u
case Of fhM,sss
ssElccd. NSuwJ
never s,s.S 81
90 pNsfe
lei slens,ss
A leak ~
will ~ "a x
er unuh ~
ed. TMH
disesse Sv1II
paranes' ~ 4
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Northern patrol squadron ordered to
Key West. The Katahdn. Southery and
San Ftanclsco called for that point.
'Tho Real Crisis Is Near" An able dis
cussion of he developments expected this
week. by tho New YORK lIerald's WASH
ington correspondent.
Very latest particulars about the situa-
ton around Santiago az furnished by the
New York Ilerald's correspondent.
Spanish version Of Fridays fight. az
oahled the New York Herald from Ila-
vena.
Fears OF an American Invasion IN Spain.
and towns on the coast are being fortified
snecia. cablegrnm from Cnciz 10 the New
York Herald,
spaniards at lloilo awaiting Americans
4 IionE Kong cable to the New York
Herald and London Times giving exClu-
size particulars Of the situation at this
fort IN tho Philippines. This appeared In
The Posts first edition, Was stolen by
the Galveston News for It's second edi-
J tlon, gotten out several hours later.
A tragedy at Miami, where the Texas
troops are encamped, and where The Post
has staff correspondent. Private Scott OF
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stage. even though you oor vofpe
day they are allowed TO s 81 ths ~
becomes more difficult ssnoed ost
for treatment Is lengsnss Facts. ~
simple. unquestionaeie u an =
obvious. II you suner " CO. 8
o. write to Us. We c ss.elf. "
LY what never cures rnsen
treatment given BY
tess r
DIR. HATHAWn
NJ ss7 St. Charlie. sssse " *
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