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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1898-04-16

out driving along in the shadow of the
trees. You were driving towards Null
vane. He asked you to be his wife and
you said you would What naughty
girl to promise without her mothers con-
sent! Just then you drove out of the
shadow into the moonlight, and he threw
his arms around you-and kissed you"
The girl smiled and dimpled. "Why,
mother!' she cried. Chow did you
know"
''I'm mind reader" Mrs. Smithers
answered; then, seeing the puzzled look on
Mary AIMS face, she added, "No dear
I'm not mind reader, but I've got so
many friends-.good, true friends who come
and tell me things they think | ought to
know"
II hear one of them coming now" SAID
Mary Ann, rising from her knees. You
20 to the door, mother. Ny face burns
So"
Entering the gate was middle-aged
woman of ample proportions, AS she APP
preached the house her wide skirts filled
up the narrow walk, bending the slender
stalks of the flowers to the right and to
left. She painted as she climbed the steps,
a broad smile still further expanding her
face across which the skin was stretched.
drumlike, to its utmost tension.
Glow pretty your no"ers always are
Mrs. Smithlrs," she gasped, ''how do you
ever get them to grow like that in Kantas?"
Il suppose stayin' at home and tendiu'
to 'em has somethiD' to do with it, "
answered Mrs. Smithers, grimly, At the
same time she fastened the hook on the
inside OF the screen door
Mrs. Hawkins stood outside, like book
agent, meekly waiting to be admitted.
Amt you goin to let me in?' she
asked.
Mrs. Smithers answered the question
with another.
Are you one OF my friends?"
eyes"
Have you come to tell me something
you think [ ought to know"
eyes, answered Jane Hawkins.
'Well, then, Pm not at home" said
Mrs. Smithers, and she smammed the door,
drew the bolt, and went back to her darn.
ing.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1898-04-16

If every woman Who c,.pccts TO become
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bo9E, h' ,,.2,e.- common Scnse Med
lcal Adviser, ~ br r. y. Pierce, chief
consulting ply lc,an to the lnvllids iIo-
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hcaIthicr happier children in This world
~ - th I.''e LIN, o,. , .. ' M taa OF
women how 70 All, care If tIc,n ,,,,i,.'t
drive ,vrr,, tr, ,,I cr,;c,f '',;~j
GuliHE DNc'y ~ ~ ~, .I'.ic.i Pe'ioo o.
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Cold in the head you want relief right
away. Only 10 cents is required to test it,
Ask your druggist for the trial size OF Ely's
Cream Balm, or buy the SOC. size. We
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Order the CECIL WING for 1898.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-03-14
FROM THE OUTSIDE.
PROCTOR SAYS HIS INvEsTIGATION
LED TO THAT BELIEF.
However. He says There Is No Proof
that the spanish government waa
Connected with IT.

Washington. March 13.To a Post re-
porter Senator Proctor said: Concerning
the cause OF the Maine disaster I feel free
TO say that such Information as have
obtained indicates that the explosion was
from the outside. It does not show that
tho Spanish government or any Of Its Off
cIals In Havana were participants in the
crime. In the first place do not think
there were any mines 10 the hs19or. have
not the slightest knowledge of what the
decision of the naval court of inquiry Will
be or when 1T viii reach Washington. Such
information as I have Is entirely of an UNI
official character"
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-03-14
TEXAS EXHIBIT AT RICHMOND.


what Is to He Sc. : IN the Old Davis
Mansion.
To the Editor OF The Post
The following are extracts from a letter
received by Houston Indy:
Richmond, Va.-Today went to a churcl
that was built in l7i1. IL is frame build
Ing Just think, 1i7 years old and still
standing! There are 80 many old tombs
with the ages of people given, between i6s
TO Ia years old. The old style letter "S'
is used on them, Many erected In 1850 and
up TO lS7s, This church is the ono IN
which Patrick Henry made the remark;
give us liberty. or give US death" Some
OF ms descendants are living here now.
( Yesterday spent four hours In jeff Davis
mansion, which has been turned into war
museum. All the Southern States have i
room each for exhibits and all contributions
gwen or loaned are gladly received.
must say that Arkansas, Alabama and Lou
isiana have the poorest OF all. Texas ex-
hipits are the handsomest OF all They are
not war relics, but are sent by different
military companies told soldiers. The
center table is large and the inlaid work
ot colored woods Is splendid. It was from
Corstoana. There are three immense chairs
o! Texas wood, one being from the om-
ployees OF the Houston and Texas Central
railroad. Everything from Texas has n
star on It, In all the different rooms there
are old uniforms, cups, knapsacks. canteens
swords spurs and pistols. The house Ia
grand. white marble msntels, tiled floors
ana handsome chandeliers. This ia a req
nlar old Southern city. One would thinL
the war Just over.
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DOMESTIC.

Eleven persons were burned to death I'm
the Christian Herald's lodging house on
the Bowcry, In Now York.
Chiefs of RAILWAY laborers organlza-
tons. after conference at Chattanooga,
have issued an address to railway work
ers.
Big excursion steamer. Grand Republic,
was destroyed by fire at st. Louis.
Homes OF Bryan and Mckinley arc to
be reproduced at the Omaha exposition.
Southern Methodists have thanked Nc
kinley for approving the bill to pay them
for damages done by soldiers.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-03-14
TIE INQUIRY COURT
ENSIGN POWEII4sON AND DIVERS
AGAIN BEING QUESTIONED.
WrecISing Compnny'S Divers Re-
lenscd--Court sim shy They Don't
Know When They May Report.

Havana. March 13.--The court OF inquiry
did good deal OF work today. examining
Ensign Poweilson and such divers OF the
wrecking company as have been invcstl-
eating tho wreck. II is said today that
these divers have been released from fur
Their work of this kind and instructed to
pursue their labors under the wrecklng
contract.
The court Will have the services of the
naval divers as heretofore and. II neces-
ssnry, can call again upon the civilian
divers.
1t Is thought that the court will close
It's labors here during the present week
ana wlii probably examine some Of the
snrvivorn OF the Maine Mt Key West, This
rumor, however. is not Officially verified,
the members of the court insisting that
they can TX no date for the conclusion of
It's sessions or their departure from Ha-
Vanu.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-03-14
Tat wssid Be Her I'rlac ipaI l'Iss
Of Fighting.
COMMERCE WOULD SUFFER
The Doss Mould Hardly Attack
Ualted States Territory.
SHE MUST KELLY ON HERSELF.
French Paper serves Notice that
Britain Nor Triple Alliance
Would Extend Aid.

Madrid, March 13.--Tho view held in Of
fetal circles is that Spain will not provoke
war. as II she did she would find hcrsel!
isolated; but II America gives the provoca.
ton Spain will not be alone in the strug-
alc. The general opinion is that In the
event OF war Spain Will not need TO at
tack American territory. 1t Will suffice
her to pursue a war Of prlvateering, AS
Americas commerce Is seyenfold greater
than SPANS. American interests would
suffer most. War would be madness. bene-
fling neither nation and good sense therc-
fore counsels peace.
The Spanish torpedo squadron has not
vet left Cadiz.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-03-14
LONDON FINANCIAL REVIEW.
American Demand for Gold Excceds
All ExDectnfjons

All Expectations.
London, March IL The money market
fas frightened considerably and an advance
in the bank rate is mooted. The Amer-
can demand for gold has exceeded all ex
pectations and in addition to all the bar
gold, about 100000 (s20oO,OOO In Jap
apese ven has been bought for New York.
tbs, with the withdrawal of eagles. has
induced the Bank of England to raise jap
anese, French and German gold coins To
!os cd per ounce. The stock exchange is
unsettled. Settlement was only got over
with considerable assistance from .lamn
ducks, which, coupled with the political
uncertainties. keeps the market very nery-
Gus.
me sharp advance In Madrid exchanp.
is Interpreted as foreboding an imminent
collapse In Spain unless Paris assists.
The situation in Brazil is making hold
els very uncomfortable. Foreigners zen
orally are depressed Argentines and
Chiiians range from ~ to 3 points lower
and Braziiians points. Chinese and ian
ahese also show substantial decreases.
Home railways are distinctly lower ana,
Americans have lost heavily. mainly on
Wall street selling.
Argentine and Mexican railroads went
from to 2Is points lower.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-03-14
FOR EIGN.

Ambassador White is alleged to have
given out an interview to the effect that
the United States would not enter into
any alliance with Britain or any other
power.
Great Britain has issued a hundred
rounds OF ball cartridges to every volun-
teer in addition to tho regular allowance.
London money market Is very nervous
over the American demand for gold and
the sharp advance for Madrid exchange.
Plenty Of demand for cotton goods Mt
Manchester. but buyers want to attach
too many conditions
General Sung, the Chinese commandment
Of Port Arthur, says he will refuse to
turn over the place to Russia, even though
the emperor orders it.
Japan is said to be confident China will
pay the war debt when IL In Qua
Tho kaiser's boast has not been con-
iirmcd.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-03-14
ORIENTAL ADVICES.
Japan Confident China Will Pay the
indemnity When Due.

'aphh Sohbdcnf China Will Pay the
Indemnity When Due.
San Francisco, March lathe steamer
China, which sailed from Hong Kong on
February IL and Yokohama on February
"a arrived here today. bringing the fol-
lowing Oriental advices:
The Japan Mail deprecates the idea of
any disturbance of Oriental peace rela-
lions through the possible failure of China
to pay the installment of the indemnity du,
IN May and amounting TO seventeen and
one-half million taels. No difficulty is an
ticpated in raising the same by means OF
the Chinese Sincerity bonds" which are
virtually compulsory to the nobility and
to civil and military officials, all being en-
pected to subscribe for these bon in
proportion to their wealth and income
Ihese bonds are to be guaranteed BY the
land taxes and salt duties.
Confirmation has been received that the
great fire at Manila, that the LOSES are
estimated at s3,00oOOO with insurance at
Over ZOO deaths from the plague or
CURED in Bombay during the week ending
February /. Ne
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-03-14
FRANCES INTENTIONS.

Pekin, March 1S.--France. II is said. In
tends to occupy Lei Chau. in the Quans
Tung peninsula, north of HanNan, as ma
val base.
WILL HOLD PORT ARTHUR.
Special to the Globe Democrat.
Tacoma, Wash, March 1.-THE NORTH
China Herald saws that prominent Chi
nesc officer attached to the staff OF Gem
eral Sung at Port Arthur. in writing to a
brother officer at Shanghai. stated that
after a council of war the venerable gen.
eral decided to hold the Sorts ut all haz-
ards and without orders from Pekin, in case
any foreign power attempted to seize them.
His staff heartily concurred in the position
taken by General Sung. and all married
officers sent their families home. anticpat-
ms conflict.
The letter states that General Sung will
not surrender the forts TO any power not
even Russia, notwithstanding special orders
from Pekin not to be too rash and thereby
precipitato war General Surg quoted to
his staff the adage, The general confront
ing the enemy is to be guided by circum-,
stances and need not on certain occasions
listen to the commands of even the en-
peror."
He said the general commanding the
forces at kiao Chau had failed to do his
duty, and that his (Sungs) name and the
names of his officers would be handed
down to posterity with public excavations
IL they did likewise General Sung consid-
cred that the fate of the empire depended
upon the holding OF the forts at Port Ar
thur. General Sung said in conclusion:
Shall we crafty the desire of some know
hi
to our country and take the responsibility
upon ourselves?"
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-03-14

dinner party last week declared 80 Ions
as William II II tho German emperor, the
United States shall not possess themselves
OF Cubs" is not confirmed
The correspondent. however, adds: The
report has stimulated speculation In Madrid
as 10 the support Spain Is likely to receive
there tDerlin). This speculation, however.
II marked by mn inability TO distinguish
properly between moral sympathy and ma
terial assistance, 10 that the slightest hint
Of good Will thrown out by a foreign news
paper or dIplomatist is promptly rlutched
at as earnest OF an impending alliance.
But the prevailing reports are very wild
and appeared to be based on no concrete
Information"
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-03-14
Local.

Preparations on foot for the celebration
OF ST. ratrick's day.
The Houston Labor Council indorses
the demanl OF street car men for shorter
hours of labor.
me Sharks have everything ready for
their big concert on March II.
Cowboy Rangers enjoy a days outing at
Forest Park,
ctionei w. B. 81 SIS n talks interestinsly
OF Houston's chances to secure deep
water.
James o'conncll. master machinist NJ
.ne International Association of Machin-
is's' VIII address the laboring men to-
night.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-03-14
THE STATE.

Business portion of Bolton was severely
damaged; loss s34,5oo. insurance $4,000.
Nueces county truck farmers are rush
ing their cabbage to market
investment OF the public school fund is
becoming serious problem.
Meeting was held at Wharton to con-
slider plan for central sugar factory.
Cattle deals aggregating $4,000 were
made at Fort Worth.
Rlce farmers about Beaumont are con-
sidering many improvements In their
plants.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-03-14
TO WAIVE INDEMNITY.
inumation that All Mckinley Pm
poncs II American Medtntin,

Inttmation that All Mckinney pra-
poses u American Mediation.
LONDON, March n.--The Daily News.
commenting this morning on It's Washing
toh correspondent report that President
McNiniey's intimates believe him in favor
o. waving all questions Of indemnity Pro-
vince Spain win accept Americas friendly
meo'.tion ~ Cuba. rays' Such solution
would he the best for all parties. II sna,n
- not able to manage her own colonies
they must be managed for her, That md
no stratning Of the Monroe doctrine =
d seo tSr'ee Of American feeling asainst
THERE VIII he no disgrace or dlseredit
IN accepting the friendly medInt,on =
power with 20 ambitions or deslrns I. = q.
own e gratify, The present position u ~ =
10y q stalemate, II President McIi,rIey
csn ma = way out Of the imbroylio ~
siil earn the gratitude Of the unitsd
etates. bpain. Cubs and mankind,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-03-14
FOREIGN BRIEFS.

PARIs:-seno Leon CASTLE. spanish
par,a to France. has returned to
HEisINGFORs. Finland.--CharIe Tome
ateur. Is dead. ''0'-
LoNpoN.-sir Richard Quaiu, baronet
pnysieian extraordinary to her ma, e
pres'uent OF the general medical corr,,,;
T. sd''or OF the Dictionary Of Medicine
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-03-14
RELIEVING TME III
Better Methods OF Handlil
plies to BE Putat n

pifcS Ia lie PutNt n
Havana, March 49, EytTii
| that the distribution Of ftld
from the United States MI
hereafter mora speedily vi
attaining better results TN 4
While much good has been
questions have been RAISED y |
of intention, there Is. no to1t'
improvement. \ y
Matters appear to have ltt1
In Matanzas yesterday, whM 4
want of proper preparatlon =
certain relief agents appcltiel
yana and where, in view q y |!
average OF deaths, II was ~
dispatch should have been w !.
ing supplies and In afrapsing y
properly cooked. But this MI
United States Consul Gessl4|
Louis KIopsch OF Presidsul h
special commission, will lct g
a close and business super1n.|
insist that the work Of todg 4
put off until tomorrow. &;
Every one is gratifed Y
famous Catholic priest, who W
his name to be publishes,
the aid In his power 70 ~
Lee, not only in Havana, Vat
ing is much alleviated, but q,
relief is most urgently neeoe
The United States consus Y
and Sagua, and the consa'r
other cities can he relied
lieved, with help OF the iocG
mittees, to push forward Y
with all due speed. The neee
plies is practically undlmlli
is no fear that the contiigs
here or to come will not g
DIR. Hubbell of the RED y
supplies enough to the nav
to last over today and mom
cred when needed from ~ d
tons sent by the Red Crces r..
days ago, but held at tne ~. \ +
because not directed to unIm
sui Brice, who had not -
their coming. Z. Y
The Fern and the steames
gone with supplies. ". w
Mr.. Brice is satisfied WIZ
nents and much encourages. \
good will be accomplished =
a week. Mr.. Brice has sup ~
entire relief work Win 4
help personally in cases = a
deserving. 800
The Anita, with the een
left today for Sagua,
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The SU|FFl|
Senator froct.,'s
They D'.s
NOTHING HAS bsFI
Miss Barton 49,
mendcd--rke
Scene Of ltsss

! Washington. Maich I,
OF Vermont and IN '|
Myron Parker. who b
some time in cubs. ~
ton tonight. b
Senator Proctor u I.
desire to discuss III b
That further than i
work Miss Clara Bsrtsr NJ
view. *. ]
| Colonel Parker said i !,
Press reUresent.tIys:
We went to s4suA ! 4
gas cienfuegos aud a,
pinar del Rio. The ~
OF suffering in the ~ :
not been exaggerated. b
every portion Of the a.
centrados are gathered n
where they can be seen i 8
aspects. The suffering {
in Matanzas than elsextsl
pressed me most and MON
press any visitor to Cub. !, \
lation of the island. iii. /,
great work among the ~,
is to be praised for hsr "
that direction. We wen !,
the Spaniards."
In answer to the quicsIks
III MS minu, should Be a.
end to the awful suiferiur 4
would not commit himself ",
cantly that he had no am
ment would take the bet ~
lnended most highly the atiS
Consul General Lee, WIN. n
man fitted for his piane n 4
from what he had seen 4 u
ton of affairs. 4,
The matter of his re0lI I
Just a little before lie tol
was not connected. It M
return to this country ~ 4
In regard to the Questjoa {
the impression prevailed MI
the Maine was DESTROYED ri
iuence, Colonel Parker ~
He said. however. that tAS I
sion prevailed there al Il AL
vas little or no war talk I'd 1
incident was not n,entionM /
his visit. 4.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-03-14
SPORT.

Correct schedule for the Cincinnati,
clubs tour OF Texas.
Mccloskey says Houston will have to
buy Hardy and Kemmer from Drake of
Waco. 7ao.
The Red River Valley baseball league
was organized at Paris
Senators defeated Colts, to s.
Vets beat the Bronchos, 10 to L.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-03-14
AT WASHINGTON.
Long Says TINT There liz Nothing for
the Press.

tnc FreNS.
washington, March 13.-Today. unlike
last sunday. when the published state
ments of the desire O. lhe recall of Cen
erai Lee and the protest of the Spanish
government against sending war vessels
with relief supplies 10 Cuba caused much
excitement among official circles, was COM
parativeiy quiet There had been no in
formation bearing on the doings of the
court OF inquiry IN the Maine explosion
dispatches calculated to cause confercnnos
between the heads of the various depart
ments
secretary Long was at the navy depart
ment for short while. He stated Info In
the afternoon that there was no news ~
any nature for the press and added in re-
Spouse 10 specific Inquiry that nothing
Quiry. VI iH
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-03-14
srA1'a rOLlTICs.

MIR. Henry addresses communication
10 his constituents in the Seventh dis
trict.
Grayson county will likely instruct only
for Brown and Mayfeld
Adopted liberal test; Comanche coun-
~ Adopted the committee test: Cass
county
Mr.. Blake says he viii announce his
senatorla! intentIops within a weax-
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-03-14
HYAENEAL.

LIVINGSTON PAscHALL. Den,an
reSas, March lie. w. Liyinrs,or =;
rarmerssille and Miss Josie PasohsIl ~
burn officiating IVY n'sck'
!. rAnGEIT- RABB. Ennis, Texas M.rsh
~ mt Cyrus Padsett OF Halletsv,,is snS
MISS hande Rahb Of Corsicaaa vere ~ mar, a."
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-03-14
THE MANCHESTER MARKET


"""" ucmhhd, hut Too Many Coudi-
lions Prevented Trnde.
manchester March 1s.-The market is
much quieter. Last week was less than
an average week. not because there were
no buyers but because of efforts to obtain
concessions and also because OF the long
delivery required.
ihnia mas taken fair lines OF Dhooties.
'put the troubles at Bombay prevent much
business that would otherwise be done.
The same direction. ="
iarns, while quiet, keep firm and are
Wen engaged. Speaking generally Tho
nasis OF the market is slightly downward
Ihough with a scarcely uniform decline
cotton has plenty of buyers II price ana
%eisery SUIT. The German market is paus-
higher. snuy
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-03-14

Remember we have cuie
| and Chronic Diseases tnet
cured az the hands Of sons
ists and physicians 70
Pr0cf az this statement ~ Ssf<1
BLOOD AND SKIN g,nss
pies. Scrofula. Blood ~
arising from an impure
coi,lI,letely cradlcated NJ
KIDNEY AND
Weak Back, Pain III Soc
In Urine. Brickdust
ur.nating. frelusncy M
ali d,seases Of the bladgss
rRiVATE Diseases, biee i171
". ,icoccie. Tepdernesss
II Organs. and tles = ~
without pain or detentloe ~
LAE1EE. II you are
freeeing nilment pecuiiat - l.
should call on Or. hssA y
's XII persons Who may Y
consult Us a. once. =
guarantee TO every on vi
Mai treatment 4 given ~ KY
'0 No. oi j ior men, No. : fes
Address or call 70 yeot
Oh. HATHAWA1
SSy ~. ca
I or - ~ ~
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MUST RELY on HpRsEI,r,

Paris, March 1.-THE Temps says
Spain does not deceive herself when she
counts upon the sympathies. although la
tent of Europe,n governments. but IT
wonld be mistake for her to expect any
effectual support from either Great Britain
or the Triple Alliance. Before all she
must rely upon HERSELF
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-03-14
SPANISH BOARD OF inquiry

IL Is Expected to Report I'm, a..
Explosion WINS Internal.
Madrid, March ia,-El impartial saws ths
government Is momentarily expect,ur to
receive tho report of the Spanish commit
toe' which It Is expected will maintain that
the Maine explosion was informal
Although the American committee NAV
give another explanation the government
WIZ energeticaily uphold the Spanish "a.
port ~