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THE Rates $3.50 and 81 90 mar day.
LAWLOR..... | JAS. LAWLOR. Prop.

W. H. Curth. city; Colonel ]. c. Ednonds
Fourth Texas J. S. Daugherty, city, 9. Van
Eaton. Dallas; 7. w. Turner. Palestine W
G; Griffin, Dallas; Tanner p Curd, Louisville
Charles r. Browne. New York; J. e Blake
Texas; r, F., Smither. Huntsville: H. Oliver
Groesbeeck; l.. B. 9. Oliver. Galveston; Chas
A. Mensing and wife. Galveston: W. $. Pur-
nell, Philadelphia; J, NJ. Minor Memphis
II. A. Bell. New Orleans; F. l.. Chapman
Cuero; j. w. Cooney, Terrell, o. W. Cham
berlain. Philadelphia: Lieutenant Hammond
Norwood, San Antonio W. r. Martin. ri
Paso; o. =. Maer.. Snithvlie, W. l.. Johns
ton. Smithville: e. Kinehan, II. r. Arm
strong, Galveston: &. S. McElroy, San An
tonic; Mrs. z. Hall. Victoria; Mrs. A. C
Leicht. Miss Ethel Leicht, Beaumont; ]. b
Chapman. C. w. Lewis c. Il. Donnelly
Houston; A. B. Kerr and wife, Flatonia; Gov
ernor c.. A. .Culberson. Austin; j.; r. Rob
crtson, Brennan: Thomas Dies, beaumont
L. J., Renfroe. Texas: Gordon r. woodson
Lynchburg, Va; v: H. Merweather. whar
ton; l.. j. Smith. Kansas City; ], r. Nun
son, nenison; r. l.. Aubrey, city: Randolph
Hagan, New York: S. R. stiles. Victoria; II
II. Delp, Goshen. Ore; Miss Jennie A. Love
Goshen. Ore.
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TEXAS MARRIAGES.

lIOFFER PYLE. kaufman, Texas, Oc-
tober 90 Cards are out announcing the
MARI lage OF DIR. II. w. Hoifer aud Misa
Dick Pyle on November 9.
CLARK NJ CT .ELI4AN. --LocIehsrt. Texas,
October n. Mr.. NJ. $. Clark and Mas
AdJfe W Mcclellan were married at tho
Presbyterian church last night. Rev. ].
81 Purcell officiating
WHITE TAYLOR. - NaYasota. Texas.
October 20. John q, White and Miss Susie
d. Taylor were united In marriage at
O'Clock last night at the Methodist par
sonage by Rev. S. +. Chambers
HANCOCK RILEY. - Snegman. Texas,
October 27.--Last evening at the home Of
MIR. J.. T.. Riley, five milss east Of the
city. Miss Kate Riley was united in mar
riage to Mr.. l.. Ii. Hancock. Rev. j. A..
Ivey ofHclated.
KING BEARD bryan. Texas. October
27 MIR. Sam King of Tyler and Miss Pearl
u ard OF Tabor, this county, were married
at the brides home last night. Rev. j. A.
Freeman officiating. The bride ana groom
will leave tomorrow night for Tyler, their
future home. VI
RooUEMoRE-s M1THERs. = Texarkaua,
Texas. October 27.-Mr. p. q. Rouuemort
ard Miss Birdie Smithers we're married lasj
night at the residence OF the brides oar.
ents ON East Fifth street. Rev. w. B.
Preston of the Cumberland Presbyterian
church ofhclated.
CARTWRIGHT-SMII,H Sherman. Tex,
October 27.--yesterday afternoon VI ~
residence OF ths brides parents 1t Hone,
Grove. Dr.. T. 8. Cartwright Of Van Al
styne and Miss Matte Smith wore unaax1o1
Miss Smith has quite 70 sxtepslve oequn
lance IN this city. having ntt9naG1
Mary Mash college sNveral 4cTnnn ~
uattd in 1881 the groom - ~ q
best known dsntiste q
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NEWS OF THE RAILROADS
Health Officer Blunt Further Modifies thu
Quarantine Situation.
RuNopEO EXTENSION OF TEXAS MIDLAND
The Purchaser OF the LA Porte GETS
Five Months within which to
Pay for the Road.

Teisgrsphic adviccs receivelj in Houston
Yesterday stated that the New ORLEANS
BOARD OF trade, backed by the United States
marine hospital service, had sent dis
patch to State Health Officer Blunt. rep
resenting that all danger of yellow fever
hai passed, and requesting him TO relieve
the business strain by making further
manifestations in the quarantine situation
between Texas and Louisiana. The text OF
the request thus wired was as follows;
10 Dr. Blunt, State Health Officer Austin.
New Orleans, la, October aS.-Marine
hospital service discontinued here. Weather
bureau Is Of record that we have had three
trosts. We permit ourselves TO ask you,
IN view of above facts, to remove quar-
anttne restrictions in so far as they apply
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THE HuTCHINs
HOUSE,.
b. Q. WARD.
Proprietor.
Rares. 500 and
$3.50 per day.
T. p. A. head

We. Mulligan. Dallas: Tite Johnson. Hemp
stead; w. w. Wilson. Beaumont: Tom PEG
pies, Cameron; A s. Addison. Cameron; {
S. Levy, Galveston; IL. Il. Field, Orange; J
Norman Roosevelt, Z. s; W. y. Berry. city
W b. Bryan, Louisville; X. W. Guyier am
wife. Wallis: DR.. g. W. Hayden, wife am
children. Marvel; Guy p. Hayden. Sherman
j. w Farqubar r. W. Wells, Edna. Geo. W
Sutherland, St Louis; A. J.Bell, Karnes City
X. and r.; j. II. Mcbride, Richmond: A. II
Ray. Galveston: Geo. c. Daniels Baltimore
II. r Carey Corsicana; r. J. Billups, Dial
las r. W. Hunt. San Antonio; w. A. John
son Bay City.
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PHILADELPHIA; G. E. Blankenship, Cincinnati
j. l. handy, St, Louis; D. r.. Pearson and
Whe, Hichmond: Ed Cohn. Galveston; Chas
Chamberlin. city; W. Berry, Yoakum; l.. w
Brannon. Waco; r. NJ. Hahn, j. NJ, David
son New York; VIM II. Clark, Dallas; A. c
Hcyner, Chicago; J. e. Critics, Granbury; X
NJ. Hurd and wife. Geo. Il. Gowge, Kew
York; r. Aycock. Evansville; IL. NJ Finch
s. Louis; Al Goldstucker, New York; ". II
Mcbride, Oklahoma; f. E. Reeser. Louisville;
r. S. Woodhead beaumont; Ernest ]. Con.
tines, Chicago; W. A. Metts, Columbia, S. G.
IL. e. Smith. Widow Brown Co,
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re,a. Postal Natter.

Especial Dispatch TO The Post)
Washington, October 2s.-Texas posimas'
tors: Lizzie, Wharton county. ID. c. Rus
sell: Moss Bluff, Liberty county. Joseph u
James: Okay, Bell county, BURGESS
PARKS; Oscar, Bell county. Albert r Jones
Taiton, Wharton county, Samuel NJ. sm'sn
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COMMERCIAL BRIErs.

New York. October 9s.-clearlngs today.
si22, $40, 5I5 balances. ss,0,s,1ls,
New York. October 28.--rotal sales OF stock
today, a79so0 shares, including St Paul. IS
bi1, Sugar, a3,tig.
London. October 2s.-CanHois for money.
lbs l5-iG; for tho account, 100. Bar silver
steady. ESD Money, 3ts per cent. Tho rate
Of discount Ia tho open market for short bills.
rs per cent, three months. 1891 per
cent.
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n, =, Cushing Of Houston we're here today
relative TO making arrangement anil pre-
faVinS programme for the next mcal,ug
OF the clue. which Will be at this place in
| sHrn Ia company With MavoT & A.
ind others they visited the Agricul-
Nnd Mechanical ccilese 10 confer with
dent l.. L. INnainr
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Rcs,hcncc n, sncrmnn.

sherman Texas, October 27-Tast night
at about II 80 the handsome two-story
residence OF ]. NJ. Buchanan, on South
Travis street, was burned, The house und
its contents are total loss. The property
destroyed WAS valued at $1,000 upon which
MR. Buchanan carried no insurance. The
fire whom discovered seoned to have
started in the bathroom. In which there
had been no fire for several months and
the family are at loss 10 10 It's origin,
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nonrhing IInn,c nnrncd.

Especial Dsphtch 10 Tho PosI)
Texarkana. Ark. October rs. Fire early
this morning destroyed a. two-aiory house
on Olive street owned by George -.
Estes. occupied by Mrs. E. Il. Mceks'
boarding house Tho South Methodist
church on the adjoining lot narrowly e-
capped destruction. Total loss, $1,000. in-
surance on ho,iee and furniture, $1,000.
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Tr.,ac A..oc,ot,on Mec,,ng.

New York. October pa call has been
issued for meeting of the presidents of
the roads in the Joint Traffic association
at the headquarters OF the latter on Friday,
November 4. The purpose of the meeting
Is to have full and free discussion of the
situation growing out of the decision OF
che United States supreme court.
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saenm Gin mn VEIL.

and gin mill outfit Of II. II. Gounds. living
al Belott, fourteen miles east OF here. was
destroyed by fire yesterday evening, Los,
t2000; no Insurance. This is the second
fire IN THAI neiRhborhood within three
days. Origin OF fire in prees.
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Newspaper Plant Destroyed,

Denton Texas. October 2sThe plant OF
the Legal Tenter. paper at Sanger owned
by G. w. Geors OF this place and cdtted by
C. =. Grafton and also the house which
u was IN, were destroyed by fire this
mnrning al o'clock The plant was val
uod at $3.50 and wae insured for $3.50 The
building was owned by ]. ~ sullivan and
was insured for $500, $500 or $500 short OF
fla yalfiC
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Cleburne. Texas. October 27.-ATrainmas-
ter W. r. Scott of the Santa Fe moved
his family to Cleburne today.
General Superintendent c. +. Ressigule
Of the Santa Fe was in Cleburne last night
on business.
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SUGAR.

Now York October 2s.Sugar--Haw hrm;
feir refining 1919. cantrituga 81 test. b-i6.
nolasscs sugar a9i6. refined arm.
Now orleans. October 2s. sugar steady bui
firm; centrifugal yeliow 35-isdi 7-tG Mo-
lasses-- Open kettle s2ass; centrifugal Hv22.
tVra1t aaGI3,
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fonham Texas, October 2s.-Tho gin OF
Carey Murphy. three miles east Of here,
was burned today, Loss, $4,000; insured for
$500 Besides tho gin twenty five bales
Of cotton were burned, none Of which were
Insured
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To Raise the Maine,

Washington. October 2s.---The
Wrecking company OF San Fran
cisco has made request upon
the navy department. for author
lty to raise the battleship Maine.
II Is stated at the department Of
cially that In case the company
is found reliable the authority
asked will no doubt be given.
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Now orleans. october - Secrctary Hos
tors weekly New Orleans cotton exchange
abatement. issued today. shows an Increase 81
the movement into sight compared with the
neyen days ending this date last ycnr 81 round
hgnrua OF 2.NW.O00, an increase over tlta same
dRyA last year OF $4,000, Tor the twenty eight
days OF October the total shows an increase
over last year OF $4,000, as increase Oser
tho same period year before last of aSo 0oD.
For tho nfty-cight days OF the season that
have elapsed the aggregate Is ahead OF tho
hfty-cigbt days 81 laAt year 22i,N0O
Tho amount brought into sight during tho
past wueh has been els.D,h bales against 5lb,
n60 for tho eeven days ended thte date last
year and for the twenty eight days 81 DC
tober II has been 2,G11Glp, against II .la9, $40
last year. These make the total movement
for tho ifty-olgh days from September l to
date 3.032 at9. against $50 last year,
Tho movement sinco Scptembor | shows RI
rOtpts at all United Statca ports a,.t2Sii
against 2Wl. 45a last year.
Foreign exports for he week have been 5lf, =
hia, against 2a9.2i5 last year, making The total
thus far Tor the season I,agS, il1. against H.
it2 iGs last year. an increase OF lib,D03.
Northern mill talcinas during thn past seven
days show decrease OF s26.lgi, as compared
with the corresponding period last year, and
their total iakings since September | have
decreased 1868
Including stocks left oser at ports and in
terror towns from the last crop and the nhfn-
her OF bales nuEiis."-s;p sight thus far for
tho new crop Tho supply TO date is 1900. hSa
bales. against a.gg9.JSJ for the same period
last yeur,
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Residence Near wn,nhnch,c.

Williams residence near here was Nurned
iaet night Only part OF the household
goods were saved. This was one OF the
oldest houses in the county.
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Denton. Texas. October q. The barn OF
Mack Smith. near Rector, WAS burned last
week. destroying also a great deal OF corn
stored therein, The fire caught from
spark from tho pipe OF a smoker uear the
crib
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IL velvet collar and belt to match. Freshen
hs sleeves and neck with ruching and, Z
Necessary make chiffon fichu to cover
the worn out spots on the waist.
When you have done this you will have
Is pretty 4 gown as you want for informal
home occasions for ell winter.
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An Americans Dinner I'm Venice.

From a Venice Letter.
An American millionaire who has a bal
ace at Venice recently invited a party OF
frineds. including a Roman prince one Of
the queer of Italy's maids of honor and
various meInbers of the Italian aristocracy.
The Roman prince. however failed him at
the last moment and the host refused to
SIT down to dinner on finding that the COM
pany numbered thirteen persons. He made
various fruitless attempts to secure another
guest. and At last, In despair he announced
that he intended to follow the custom OF
the Arabs, who always wait uron their
guests. and cat their own dinners by them
selves afterward. The dinner. IL is said
proved a grea success.
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* /. ; : 81 Fss LADIES.}
THE FEMININE OBSERVER,


What thing is point OF view, A., O..
"na' crimes /. Is responsible W.
what complete misf,t tharo sos,, =.
wanted. syn ana places
:. ina, most restless Of all cooking ntens,,.
work. "s''n 10 De at
mere is no kiss hat gives moro IN
clear October '''''''ns
Why is 1t the friendly" thing to dis.
courage the pioneer? Is over-confidencs a
universal quality?
country houses of course. he opensa
10 Msy. but II seems crime TO close them
IN such weather as this
Wha' we have lost of sense in the lenptb
~ ou, GOWNS we nave absolutely gained in
the eyle OF our walking shoes.
The paralyzng creed tina, our r,cb, q.
soon iilled and the world goes on without
q sigh Is given the lie In every heart sve,v
day. "''i every
Meals for Day.
BREAKFAST.
Grapes
Homtny gritS. with cream
FRIED bacon. with mushrooms
Buttered toast.
Coffee.
LUNCHEON.
Eggs with cheese
Potato parci. Sally Lunn.
Baked apples.
Ceylon tea.
DINNER
Clear soup.
Tomato beef. Drowned potatoes.
Cold slaw,
Date pudding. with hard sauce.
Coffee
rotate Parci--Peel and cut five raw po-
tafoes into halves; scoop out the center,
WIN vegetable scoop 20 form cup. Sea
son one-half pint of minced cold cooked
meat OF any kind with one quarter tea
spoonful OF salt One-half saltspoonful of
pepper and one tablespoonful of melted
putter put this into the rotate cups and
BAKE IN moderate oven until the potato IS
are done. Serve With one-hah cum of
cream sauce poured around them.
tomato Beef-Take a three pound slice
cut from the round OF beef. wipe il dry
,wasnlng Injuries its flavorl. lay in a
saucepan; pour over it one pint of canned
tomatoes add one-half a carrot ana one
large onion finely chopped, a blade OF
mace. two whole cloves and one half chr
or not water. Cover closely and cock slow
~ FOR two hours: add a heaping teaspoon-
tul OF salt and saltspoonful Of penpe,
after one hour. II will be tender and de-
Icious with rich. red gravy of it's own
which should be poured over It to serve.
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~: =; sohn, St. Louis: T. Braseiton:
IA = Ringgoid. E. NJ. Bach; New
A. sesc; Massachusetts,: VIM. J. Row. city
Sentlder. New York; Oscar eamo:ee.
New York; Jas. ". Gilienoer'
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Texa. RniIway Club.

Bryan. Texas October 27.-President
Gnrt Of the Texas Railway club, and Mr.
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THE STATUS OF THE IA PORTE.
To Remain in the Hands of Receiver
Until purchnse Money Is Paid.


Until Purchase Money Is Paid.
Galveston, Texas, October 2sJudse
Bryant gave his ruling this Afternoon, In
the La Porte case, and It seems now that
the road will soon be out OF court. Mr..
Snith's motion asking that the property be
turned over to him at once. without the
payment of the remainder of the purchase
price was denied. and TO this extent the
protesting creditors may be said 10 be vic
torIous. TIE court, however gave Mr..
Smith until April /, 1899. In which to make
the payment due, the amount being 1915, 900.
In the meantime the road will remain In
the court and be operated by the receiver.
T. W. House.
Mr.. Smith left here this afternoon ANA
says he is entirely satisfied with the courts
decision.
Nr. l.. j. Smith, purchaser or the La
Porte railroad, arrived in Houston last
evening and intenls leaving for Kansas
City tonight In conversation with rep
resentative of The Post me said he was
very much pleased with the decision OF the
court, and added: you can state, II you
see fit, that the balance OF the purchase
money will be forthcoming just as soon dc
myself and those | represent mature tht
plans we have in hand. When the arrange
ments are completed | t'hHnk the people o.
Houston will he mighty Glai OF the dead
hut In the meantime | do not care to MAKE
public what we are doing and what we IN
| tend TO do Yon can say that tho road Il
sure go that the money will be paid II
at the proper time and that our programme
will soon be given The Post without the
| slightest reservation or hesitation. IL Il
purely businNss enterprise. and we have
ample means and ability to make II a sue
|
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HESTER'S COTTON STATEMENT
wEEKt,y REPORT or THE CROi"s
STATISTICAL POSITION.
supply During the Week OF 3ns,-
9S3 Baies-into sight sDvencnt.

Now Orleans, October 2S.- Secretary Hes
tor's statement OF tho worlds Visible supply
of cotton compares the figures OF this week
with last week and last year. II shows an
incrcgte for the week Just cloeed OF abS.ssl
bales against mn Increase OF a2d. SsS last year.
sai laat week and 2,SSi. a6l last year. or this
the total OF American cotton IL 3, t05, t3i,
agaiuHt s,9ie.3ai Inst week aud 2,gae36i last
brazil, ludia, etc. lsi 900 ngaiupt ~, nM last
week aud lsh 900 last year Tho total worlds
visible supply uf cotton shows an iuerenso
M compared with last week of 3hs Ast bales.
g53.
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ro HAVE HEALTH AND HAPPINESS
Use,"Garland'' Stoves and Ranges.
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THE HOTELS.

EIIoL HOTEL
|'sssnk 4. Hervey.
o., Manager
k,w',fy looms, with
'issste baths, sup
s VS. With pure ar
s,'sn water from
~, own we'll. large
1--WE rooias. It'll
and most con-
st, ,sns accommo-
SssS,ns for COM
,,s,,,sl men. Rat,
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GEORGE P. BROWN

Is the Candidate for County Clerk
for Harris County.
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Ar-TRE,s CRIME.

Pete Autre was tried for the murder Of
Charlotte Bookman, al sugarland. Texas. on
the night OF November q 1897. the caae being
called at Richmond. March term OF the dis
triet court. 1893, and the penalty OF death as
sessed against him. The facts and rircum-
stances OF the killing were follows;
Charlotte Bookmap. the deceased, was shot
In her house on the night of November :. 1887,
at sugarland, Texas. by some one standing
out I'm the dark The wound was inflicted by
No. s shot In the side and back OF the head
The man who did the shooting was seen just
as be turned 10 nee after hring the shot lite
sas des4ibsd - the deleudans- The next
Omaha daily bee., 1898-10-20
SMALLPOX AT DAWSON CITY
Three Cases DeveIOp-Prompt Meas
urcs Taken to Stamp Out
the Disease.

PORT TOWNSEND, Wash, Oct. 19.--Ac-
arriving fom Dawson on the steam schooner
Di-go smallpox has developed in the capi-
tai of the Klondike. J. b. McCloud of Seat
tie, who left Dawson September 20, says
the night that he left it was reported that
there were three cases of smallpox in town,
The patients were quietly removed to
temporary pest house. The police had in
augurated thorough search and were
taking sanitary measures to prevent a spread
of the contagion.
Mr.. McCloud came up the Yukon on the
steamer Clara. For two days before reach
ing the lakes the steamer cut It's way
through thin ice. The steamers Nora and
and it is probable they will be the last boats
OF the season, as the river will soon be
closed for navigation. Two hundred and
fifty mounted Canadian police were met at
Fort Selkirk on their way TO Dawson, where
they will be stationed for the winter. The
Dirgo brings news Of the arrival at juneau
of the steamer Excelsior, with a large
crowd of Copper river prospectors who re-
port that about 500 men will winter at
Klutina lake, while a few will remain at
Alberta. Captain Abercrombie Is caring for
twenty-five or thirty destitute men.
Several lives have been lost in the
struggle to reach the coast from the interior
The last party to cross the glacier lost two,
whose names have not been ascertained
Omaha daily bee., 1898-10-20
FIGHT ON THE TOBACCO TRUST
Independent Companies Making Plug
Tobacco Propose 10 Act
in Concert.

ST. LOUIS, Oct. 19.-Colonel NJ. T. Wet
more, at the head of the great tobacco
works of the Liggett G. Myers company, OF
this city. declares there is nothing in the
reports circulated around the country of
new combination Of plug tobacco manufac-
turers under the leadership of his company
to oppose the American Tobacco company.
The Post-Dispatch today says dispatches
from Louisville indicate that there is to be
a combination to fight the trust. whether
the Liggett Myers company is to be in
1t or not The Independent tobacco manu-
facturers of Louisville, notably John Finer
G. Bros. and the Harry Weisslnger Tobacco
company are very bitter against President
Duke OF the American company. Both COM
panes say they will unite with the inde-
pendent factories in ST. Louis, Detroit and
elsewhere to break down the trust. AS the
combined output of the Independents greatly
exceeds that of the combine even with its
new plants, they think they can win.
Omaha daily bee., 1898-10-20
$. Ellis. Henry T. Coates G Co., philadel-
I.ftararx Nntes


The Bookman states that Hall Gaines next
that Anthony Hope has Just finished novel
which Is devoted to a study of Disraeli
The Life OF Marie Antoinette. BY Clara
Tschudi. has been translated from the Nor
wegian by Il. NJ. Cope, and will be published
shortly by the Macmillan company. The
present monograph and the authors En-
press Eugene" has already been translated
into German and Italian.
Princess Elizabeth. daughter of George III
of England and wife of the Landgtave of
Hesse- Homburg wrote. when she was an old
lady, a quantity of homely and amusing let
ters to an Englishwoman, Louisa Swnburne.
These letters have been gathered into a
volume, which will be published during the
coming season.
new edition OF Mr. Bellamys phenome-
nal story. Locking Backward" will be
published by Messrs. Houghton, Mifiiu &
Co. early in October. with a portrait and a
biographical sketch of Mr. Bellamy by Syl-
vester Baxter. At the same time will APP
pear volume containing fifteen OF Mr..
Bellamys shtrt stories entitled, from the
first. The Blindman's World"
The Cambridge edition of Tennysons po-
etical works, edited by william ]. Rolfe on
the same general lines with the Cambridge
editions of Longfelow. Whittier, Browning,
ETC., is promised from the Riverside Press
on October |. The greatest care has been
taken to have the book on the literary side
as perfect as Tennyson's poems themselves,
and on the bookmaking side, although the
volume contains over 900 pages a thin
opaque paper is used which makes a vol
ume wholly convenient to handle.