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THE BodY OF IMPERIALISM
There Is s fear IN many breasts that
iii fightine and winning this war for
liberty ii Cuba We shall endanger our
own. The spectre of imperialism az
|friiehts them. The imperial career
cannot be pursued without carrying
the fag away from home; therefore it
rs hastily assumed that any carrying Of
the flag away from home means i'm
perialism.
That is q mistake. 10 conquer and
|colonize distant lands for the sake Of
glory and profit is one thing; to secure
|outposts, the possession of which will
better enable us to preserve peace and
he moro eflcient for attack when war
does come. Is another.
There is no imperialism in Hawaiian
annexation, none fn Porto Rican annex
alton. none ia taking the Ladrone and
Caroline islands. none IL; retaining
5suzerainty 81 the Philippines. Neither
IS there imperialism il uniting the
oceans al the isthmus 81 Nicaragua,
and obtaining by5 purchase or barter
such naval stations ii the West Indies
as shall increase our power of defense.
III il we're practicable to buv 81 wrest
,.., =.
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Cincinnati :. Galveston 1.

Galveston, Texas, March 1s.--Thc Cinoin-
natl Colts arrived here this morning Mt 1l:3o
o'clock and were met Mt the depot by COM
mittee from the local baseball association
and escorted to the fremont hotel, where they
WIN have quarters curing their stay here.
s;anaper Bancroft. who has followed the
fortunes OF baseball for twenty une years, Is
with the youngsters.
The Colts are atbletia IL appearance and
have been playing first class article Of ball
duf;pe their tour OF the Sirte Holiday, the
regular center fielder OF the Reds, Is CAP
tain of the aggregation, and Vaughan, the
regular hackstop, is also with them.
W Ashley Lloyd, the cllb treasurer, ear,s
with the team ard will remain ia Calves
to1 several days enjoying the fishing and
surf bathing.
oinraii Colts and Galveston resulted In q
victory for the Colts. by score OF to /.
This Is the first game the Sand Crabs have
played together this season, and they played
we'll,
Hi. Damman and Hevley each pitched
three Innings for the Colts, staples aud Nc.
Donald did tho box WORK fo Galveston and
hold their opponents down well.
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THR SCORE WAS Is TO 4.
1t Is Not a Fair Criterion of the
Game, However.
The LOCAL TEAM DID VERY WELL
Cincinnati Pounded out a Lot of
Two BnEgcrs. but Houston Got
Home run.

| The score looks awful. but then tho veterans
lot the Cincinnati team Of the National league
wera the opponents Of tho Buiinloes yes
tetday. The home men were a trifle stiff
and SLOW and showed the want OF practice aud
/ team work, but that one real game was of
more real benefit to them than II wook $ prac-
tce would be, and they will be In decidedly
better shape today to tackle the Colts than
| they were yesterday 10 70 against the Vets.
or course, some people expected them to so
in and make it to with THO Red Stockings
| anil they arc not satisfied; but MS u rule the
| spectators at Yesterdays game. judging by
| remarks to each other as they loft the
grounds, are pleased with the first exhibition
OF Houstons pennant chascrs.
Notwithstanding the street car strike, n
good sized crowd was ut the park to see the
Red Stocking aggregation play ball and to
size NJ the home team. The game could
hardl, be called Interesting, hut there were
n number OF good plays and few nad ones
that gave food for conversation last night
among those who saw them aad those who
didn't, but who will see today's game.
There was an awful lot of pounding by the
visitcrs. queer circumstance of which was
that majority OF their hits were for two
bases. several of them clean and requiring
good work on the part of the locals 10 keep
them from stretching into thtoe paggers dv-
Bride, an old time Texas Lacquer, was the
star with the stick, rapping cut -FOUR doubles
aud single in six times at bat Biddy Me-
Phee also got In three doubles and single
ana was the only man who was presented a
PAYS 10 first by Houston pitcher.
The locals were not In the same class or
hitting with the visitors. but still eight hits
AVID only four strikeonts is q pretty good show
for lot OF men who haven't got winter
lettaIey and soreness from first practice out
of their muscles yet. There was great pile
Oh ciIors, some of them due to w!dness ana
some TO too much hurry; most of them could
be overlooked at this stage of the season ana
no h6rm done. though some OF the men
showed In decidedly better form than the
others
Taking it all in all, the home team did
very We'll, considering It's Disadvantages ana
tho character of its opponents.
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| system, from any cause, Ia run down and
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I am happy to state that two members
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My dntigbtcr-inlaw. Mrs p. NJ. Donn-
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Yes. / believe In Paine's celery com
pound PATRICK DONAHoE.
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Few men in this country who have lived
TO clear the eight barred gate which not
many come IN sight of, and fewer Rc
over" have enjoyed more of the blessings
of a long active. well-spent life than
Patrick A. Donahoe, the founder OF the
Boston Pilot.
In every city, village and hamlet
throughout the several States and Terri
tories of the Union. where the irish
American people have settled, the name
of Patrick Donahoe is spoken with re-
speot. admiration and affection.
More than half century ago Mr.. pona-
hoe established the Pilot. In 1870 he en-
gagged John Boyle O'Helly, who was Its
brilliant editor for twenty years
To every good cause and to every char
ity he has been generous subscriber.
Scarcely a Catholic church in New Eng
land that has not been a recipient OF his
bounty.
MIR. nonahoe is now eIghty-six.
The following open letter, sent to
Wells, Richardson 4 90. Is, In TACT, adj
dressed To the thousands OF friends ali
over the land, in whose hearts aud homes
Patrick Donahoe has found so large a
place.
/ recently suffered from prostration
brought on by u protractcd Illness OF Il
very trying character, aud at tho suggcs-
ton OF friends VINO were believers In your
remedy fi'aines celery cnmpound) ] was
induced to give 1t trial. | am happy
10 say that the result was most satisfac-
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them PROF. Edward u. Phelps. Nj d..
LA D., OF the Dartmouth Medical school,.
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stomach, especially when a person Is adj
yanccd In years and no longer possessed
Of the abundant energy that charactcrixes
youth alone.
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use OF this greatest OF all known inyig-
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bryant On Monday the admiralty docket
VIII be taken up and The cases considered
strictly in their order. -
ne following cases will ia taken IN.
u r Duntin VS.. Thomas W. English
!, a. 5. Pinkhorn VS.. Thomas w. Eng
William Tonkersley VS.. schooner Nettie.
NaiVeston Steamship and Lighter Com
time .hN'i
5 h. Crowell VS. Flood 6 CcRae.
a, x. Reed vs.. y. o. Flood and c. i.
!, Leonard Gustav vs.. schooner john F.
Charles Clarke & Co. VS. schooner Mary
George Engelbreed VS.. steamship Straits
OF Sunda- ~, - .
Pat Smith VS.. steamship vesta.
Chase 4 Smith VS.. steamer Cumberland
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
AT the fremont: V. q. Racrlo.
Louis; Il. Bronner, Max Rosenheim Nexv
YORK, f. a. Mct2ler, Fort Worth. II NJ
hawkins, Dallas; A. Il. I.ossee, u n
Anthony, New York; John S. Aldehof nal
.asi y. b. Parke, sibley, Iowa, Mr.. and
Mrs. K V. scndder st. Louis; Roy barrett
:, !. VI thuore, Il, a. Sugden, New York.
~ y. henna, Chicago; L. NJ. Kenna. ST.
" 81 T.. J; Miller. Chicago; Captain S.
". Mcoormick, Dallas; r. X. Ferguson.
United States army; Sam i. Hasa,
Waco; Mrs. $. +. Gallup, Massachusetts.
mrs NJ j. Clark, St Paul; W. L. parlsy
ana vile, Denver Col; VI. S. Dumon. New
dork; N. Ashley Lloyd, +. G. Bancroft.
mares ma, irwin, y. Hawley, H. Vaughn, ".
=, Hii, W. Damman, J, Holiday, G. Miller.
= =. steinSeldt, j. Mcfarland, Cincinnati
soats; +, O. Parker, Chicago; w. a. Bon
p na,las simon Walter, New York; NJ.
al, 'fwin' chicago; r. Al. Dodd, Nash
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Ca,a,ycu County,s Action.

Lockhart, Teas, March IS. The demo-
cratic county committee of Caldwell coun-
ty in session this evening fixed the county
primaries for June II and adopted the fol-
lowing test. Il do pledge myself to sun
port in good faith the nominee Of The
democratic primaries and the platform Tor
mulated by the democratic convention.
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collin county.s Action.

Mckinney. Texas, March 10 The coun
ty democratic executive committee met
here today and set the primary election for
July 9 and county convention for July ID,
They almost unanimously adopted as a
pledge: u pledge myself in good faith
to uphold the democratic platform and
democratic nominees of this primary cleo
ton -
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-03-20

Eagle Pass Texas, March Is specula-
tiops are still going on as to who VIII be
collector at this port. Some OF the
applicants are in Washington. but the dark
horse is still factor, and predictions are
numerous that some one other than those
who have applied will be appointed Irsis
generally accepted that Ferguson Is OUT
of fhe raco.
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NEW ORLEANS TRACK.
sIorse Owners NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
HurdIe Wnn by Partncr.

yew orleans. Ia March ~ The Palmetto
hurdle al II miles over hurdles was the star
npmher ON today card and was won by
Partner. Jordans old iiwher-tepper, Tie fol-
lowing bulletin was issued by the stewards
today. 1,
fsrt fhat thn officials vi the Crescent Jockey
club were dishonest ana we're engaged In
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SecOuu D'Strttt'
Fort Worth. Texas, March 49, Proceed
ings in the court of civil appeals for the
Second supreme judicial district;
Motions submitted: For rehearng- Hart
ford Fire Insurance Company VS.. William
Cameron, from Tarrant; j. \. Mckee VS..
p. W. Sims, from Cooke; Well. Dreyfus
& Co. VS.. H. S. Mittenthal ct al, from
Potter To file record-City OF Weatherford
VS.. Lowery, from Parker. To dismiss ap-
peal--W. w. Bush VS.. lowell, from Mid
land To dismiss writ of error-M. t.
banner VS.. Fort Worth Implement Com
pany. from Tarrant
Motions decided: Rehearing refused
Marth Robbins ct al vs.. Ginnoehio, from
Tarrant; Armstrong Company VS.. Mer-
chats and Farmers National Bank, from
Parker. To dismiss writ of error refused =
Banner VS.. Fort Worth Implement Com
pany. from Tarrant. Bush VS.. lowell, from
Midland.
Affirmed Manchester Fire Insurance
Company vs. Nell p. Anderson, from Tar
rant Evans e Roe vs.. Bowen, trustee,
from Tarrant Reformed and affirmed
Eastland. guardian, VS.. Estate of Maggie
Williams from Wichita.
Reversed and rendered-Loring VS.. Ok
ford, from Erath.
Certified to the supreme court-Morrls
VS.. Cummings, from Wise.
Cases submitted-M Morgan JSnes VS.. Caro-
line S. Gibbs, from Tarrant; Msnsur e.
Tebbetts Implement Company VS.. Mason,
from Comanche, Howard VS.. Yates & Co.,
from Baylor; Cook VS.. Moon, from Taylor;
Hart VS.. Mennonefee. from Tyler; Willis
8 Bro. VS.. Chowning, from Willbarger;
Youngnlood G. Brown vs.. Godair, Harding
&. Co.. from Midland. Passed on April o.
Bush vs. lowell from Midland; banner
VS.. Fort Worth Implement Company, from
Tarrant
Set for April o--Mann VS.. State of Texas,
from Knox: Settle vs.. Stephens, from
Fisher: Niece & Co. vs. Rush, from Pot
ter: Peoples Building and Loan assncia-
ton vs.. Sellars, from Hood.
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AID FOR CUBANs

The following letter explains itself. The
af FIGURING Mills is making a donation
DO starving Gubans and will moreover
passport free any contributions that may
offered, provided they are delivered 10
y ship Gyller at pier 20 by Monday noon.
hynershoifery Esq, General Manager
Texas Star FIGURING Mills, Galveston.
The Central Cuban Relief Committee,
New York, March 16 Dear Sir: The Sec
Ienry d state has referred to this COM
Atee your kind letter OF the 9th instant.
eGlng to transport without charge by
0ur steamer from Galveston to Cienfuegos
"a Santiago de Cuba any relief supplies
ncn might be offered, and also to make
sial donations yourselves.
We beg 10 thank you for this very Kind
Psposltion on your part, and to add that
Fueh donations will be most gladly re-
fe'ed by Dr. Pulaski F. Hyatt, who Is
ts United States consul at Santiago. and
70 i doing most excellent work in the
Pktnoution of relief supplies among the
Pufering people.
H direction of the state department.
(lery package should be marked Con
" General Lee, Habana, Cuba" although
(Nn,shea to Consul Hyatt mt Santiago, or
Y consul William T, Fee at Cienfuegos,
pem Of these consuls will receive and
~ care Of your donations, which will
! admitted by the Spanish government
Enuout duties or hndrance. Care must be
1ea 70 have the contents and gross
Lasnt distinctly marked thereon, as the
Fsn.
n.
n mara supplies also other printed mat
y, which will give you information. We
Hs'ese that il you make public through
~ newspapers your kind offer OF free
ssasporiatIon and also make an appeal
| Il ~ donations, you will succeed in getting
4, noera iauantlty. II we can aid you In
N way please command us. Yours very
Stephen p. Barton.
Chairman.
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Two Ease hits-BOwman, McBride T. Wood,
Beckley .. McPhee 8. Corcoran, Mckenzie,
Breitenstein.
Three base hit--Badger.
Home run--Morgan.
Struck out--By Breitenatein 3. by Dwyer 8,
by Morgan /, by Chamberlain l.
Bases on called balls-of Hodge 2, off
Breitenstein !.
Double plays Morgan and Griffin, Reed and
kemmer, McPhee and Beckley 2.
Stolen bases-Keefe, Wood, !3eckey, Cor
coran, Pietz g.
Batters hit Wood. Breitenstein.
Passed bal-Badger.
Wild pitches-Dwyer, Hodge.
Time of game--1 :Sb.
Umpire--MAckey
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Home rum awiey.
struef out-By Kin 2. by Daminan 2 by
staples 2, by Mcdonald B.
Bases On called balls--nf Hiil :, on DAM
man I. off Hawley l. off Mcdonald !.
stolen hsses--Miller. Damman.
Batter hit--By Mcdonald.
Time OF esme-li5o
unspire-stenhon.
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THE HIGHER COURTS.
Fifth nistr,c,


Dallas, Texas, March 1e. --proceedinys ~,
court OF civil appeals, Fifth judicial dis
trict today:
Aifirmed.-lio Seed Company vs.
1lty National Bank, Dallas county; G. w.
iagiof ct al VS.. g. c. Lane ct al, Dallas
county; st. Louis Southwestern hallway
company VS.. s. S. Freedman, Nayasu,a
county; j. j. Atteridge VS.. John S. Maxey
ct al, johnson county.
reformed and Affirmed.-B. S. Associa-
ton Of Dakota VS.. j. +. Cunningham ct
al, Dallas county.
Reversed and Remanded-J. s. scoggins
VS., j. A.. Thompson Navarro county.
Appeal Dismissed. G.. Green ct al VS..
Warren Hall, upshur county.
Motions Disposed Of-Charles NJ. Orr
ct al VS.. j. II. Wright ct al, rehearing
overruled; IA. b. Barnard ct al VS.. j. w.
Doty ct al, rehearing overruled; same case,
Tor additional findings, granted: Carter
Battle Grocery Company VS.. NJ S. Cult
erman, rehearing overruled: C. NJ. Black
man ct al VS.. j NJ. Harry ct al, affirm
on certificate, granted; Frank Schwulst vs..
j. H. Neeley, dismiss appeal, granted; ST.
Louis Southwestern Railway Company vs.
G. $. Purdy, postpone submission granted :,
j. 7. Roberts VS.. Sanger Bros, dismiss
appeal, overruled; Nett Wordlow w. w.
b. Hammond, dismiss appeal overruled !,
same case, strike ont statement of facts,
overTuled same case. certorari granted.
Cases Submtted-R w. Coffeys (exec-
utor) ct al VS.. j. b. Cooksey. Navarro
county; j. c, Carleton VS. C. w Corvart,
Fannin county; w. II. Parker VS.. w r.
Norris ct al, Red River county; p. c.
Smith VS.. W. r. Horton, Hunt county:
j. N. Mitchell ct al vs. Bloom Cohn G.
Co. Ellis county; E. N, Heath VS.. First
National Bank Of Cleburne, johnson coun-
ty; NJ. ]. Loon vs.. Missouri, Kansas and
Texas Railway Company ct al, Ellis coun-
ty.
Cases Set for April Houston and
Texas Central Railway Company vs. A.
Salinski. Ellis county; ]. l. Bonner ct al
VS.. R, Freedman & Co., Navarro county,
S. W. Johnson eft al VS.. Sarah T. Block
ct al. Navarro county; j. j. Beckham VS.,
Isaiah Medlock ct AL limestone county;
Schneider Davis Company ct al VS.. r. y.
Brown ct al, Ellis county; Osce Goodwin
VS. Mrs. Linnie Grow ct nj, Ellis county;
John G. Paschall ct al VS.. Pioneer Savings
and Loan Company, Dallas county.
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Nnr,ES.

| ----
! e5 NOTES
stelhielut VIII be With tho visitors, He
| WIZ Wei iikeu mere when be was with Fort
/ Wnrth ana every one Us glad to see him het-
sirg INTO last company,
| nc Ntsltors seem Jolly lot OF men, no
eusts o. oNer-ucVelnped crantuins among them.
Huck Ewing sighed yesterday MS HE spoke
reitirlseen,iy OF the team that he had With
! ~ M wren ne was IN Houston some years so.h.
ihey mclnued Sing Kelly, tho first OF thu
race OF Slo,oM beauties and derry Denny.
MtkenZios Two base drive In the second
was very cieUn ana II the fence hadn't nEcn
moved DICK would have been over--just where
Slgh aaNstnE piaycrs anu people To make
rome run ne placed. The same reason was re-
sponsiplo for McPhee not getting the bali
over aiso'
INC hrst ana second Innings for Cincinnati
was pecuaar I'll that every one Of the seven
mus made was Tor TWO hasos--nn more, no
iess,
. Morehh WIS responsihle Tor nine hits N the
iirSt three innings; Chamberlain for eight IN
tho next three and Hodge TOR two IN the last
'wo, Inc only slit was from. hodge.
Gear gave haaSer nice SLOW drop In the
siMh inning and he proved his ability AT the
ience TOT three naseR.
y cBfide eaten OF kemmers long high
drive 70 deep center was beauty, but IL
cos, iioustni, run.
Tue seventh inning for Houston was very
peculiar ono IN that four men were put out
oeltre ,ne ,lhehnatis ihatly conrlndea TO
come on the dlanohd and give iiouston a
ohtnce 10 10 some neldtnE. II evidently
counted as four put outs. as on the next In
ming the ioufth man out didn't come TO hat,
ms turn belngs hianked.
hetlc s TAKEN OF Sinitn NY TO riSnt IN inc
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A SPRING CARNIVAL
Fort worth WIN Have n big Time
This spring.

Fort Worth, Texas. March fs.-Thc
spring carnival. which has been agtaiet
for some months by some Of the leading
citizens and business men OF Fort Worth,
has assumed tangible shape. About s'oeD
Rave already been secured and "
thought that by the meeting TO BE- heil
Monday night the necessary finances VIII
have been raised TO justify actual wo H.
beginning at once. The festivities o. me
carnival is to last at least two weeks and
Will be an event that will attract people
from all over the State. The Texas man
ayers Of the exhibits for the Omaha ea-
position management has consented 70
first place the Texas exhibits intenaen Ior
the Omaha exposition on show mere. ne
musical and amusement features WIZ ~
OF high order. and II Is experted tnat me
attractions win bring people from maa'
az the Northern anu Eastern states
Have you registered u not. go ~
once aud get your certificate Remember
you can not vote. either in the primaries or
the city election to follow. unless you have
registeres
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SUIT For DAMAGES.

=, Behrends OF Follower, Galveston
'aa'y filed suit for 1851 damages today
ue civil district court against the Gulf
- interstate, the Texas and New Or
~, the Galveston, Harrisburg and San
vso, The Houston and Texas Central,
southern Pacilc aud the Missouri,
,,a ass and Texas Railway companies. The
NV. grew out of the shipment OF 500
ol cabbage to commission houses
y, Louis and Kansas City during the
~ AZ OF March, 1897. Plaintiff alleges
~. was improperly handled by the
l,rS was delayed In shipment, and ar
esn !, ~ such bad condition as to entirely
eIv Us sale He asks for actual damages
ANNEX TO JAIL.
'' new annex to the Galveston county
'eich has just been completed, was
.''a by the commissioners today. y
~. '0'nmodlous structure and in its an
IN, ss = probably more modern than any
1keoir iah N the State The building is
q ,h sy nre-proof, has electricity and
81 -'oauighout and is well lighted and
Inntts aaiated. An elevator runs the full
the three stories and II is IN
Ssls 10y OF this that Sheriff Thomas Will
|vinii sg,.eparaticns for hanging convicted
pes Of death 'si"s wv 1880
ouiiaing cost, complete. S31,T50.