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Ye'ru'naa uirter yarmouth meo Rntureu
for at oriOe Iurerilerrc 10 uf 9unoerue, %
ben uilter mco %iaaoaut 0elb, at boiS Der
9ipes uoget aurmtooel ior 5Gring. ioa G,
BET Be rIsRa.
SGs ipigenoe Sreu ira Rrs. 8. u. Timer
6our Cats. u. e., ausaacnbe beuoes 9at.
ter, Mrs Y, aeenc. Suu %itrtper:
"Besrl'na Wteolciue 60, Columbus, 9.
gGreoe Serrer!- Miu 7atter bapoe ale
Spmptcmcr paa SGriu9 - 5ilbagebploelie
al Northumberland, Matte ipeo oa burtia nj,
mngrlus. Nuu bleu iaa ipne, at tugen at
pore Haboer trpeoe. bun tuuoe leue. Nfr.
6, u. Aoams heriteos bapoe taaei Be luna,
% I NiGt ioriG han Mug, al bp,s uuaet
plloe bIPlpe Henoc, lna uGr bet BE- ri ia
Seq tlpbte laa eli tSIalte o. liot aauouultcr
o. sau teror oera'. 3e rgrite ian aac uar
bun I'm oler.io lda luag. al bun tuu par
titnro III at ta9e en- balp 5belteiulo ao
8aHgeu; men nj @ierQIGlo sau lea beuoe
at 7 nreu laa oite iout mu!ig. Otter neppe
en- uges 6prlpb tHHoc bun Goa 200 garos
iilioos % tilba1e .lgleH uoeu al hpile. Souu
peobleo at tlltage | Stprfe, OF citer 10 Dfaa,
litoers 6orlpb lputes bun al pGrc iaa irIlt
ION II plsniutbe l III Sio Sea ipler-oa bet
sIer nle. iom tleuote III, buor ina bun PAR,
al Ye.rii.na r obete benoes 2lp. 4tit
Satters Napu or girs. Z. aeene".
Decorah-posten., 1898-11-11
quiet np Rfokkrnrt.
Stci9sret Of en- rraitii, eusmOo'r.

Wrs. RoIer, Tom CT betienbt babe ION
flint Wdoldoerfte % ION 29rerinoe /
S%ogetunitsn, pg ION M reotgerer Sus'
MISUNDERSTANDING al "2uoiss Dom.
SournaI," If npIis iituno en- acntur'
rance, bpor prRmisr ublobeoes for be
bsbits Spi's'ebler. Den itsrits prami.,
poa $500. itulbs gioes til ben, ION
tunoe itripe ben bspite Spiisisboel for en-
Wiobag til IRE psrioner. Wiboa9en
ituIbs tp'te attllrat en- Dollar % ale Be
~itanoosIe, iom bslDtteoes, itIlos p1rs at
faa / ale Dele al be 5orsnsoe Stater,
bssuoen maatte Wioodgeu inoeholoe bet
pasisnoe 5orboIo al Carton" (SulitoD
oe "Ritrogsn" (9anbftof, grunt). De
andre prGmier pGu ii 0pndrs s"'r fulo.
uoosles til benz, Tom tunoe frtpe ben melt
representative Spt,e1eoosl for StiQes
ba~ostnitsn, for be psftlige MiotsS tdter,
for Sposn % for Zitsn, e[lers Itulos oisIe
Sptieieoler ionlme ino unosr famine Reg
Ter Tom ben fgrite. Oct piloe pitt inter-
esIsre "9scordbzp oiten"s 99ierinosr at
ie oisie SpiisIsolsr, iiGr oa YriIen pda
hcer ereite Ting er nGpnt, iuu ma alt.
'au Ton ie, bpor lun9t en- Gdler ptl
'trGtte, - oesuoen Ter be fsits al Rets
terne uo til at pGre badoe goos, biQioe
% ~Ietpinots, og er, ii9r be fra Sposn,
nne os u~alminoslige. Wrs. Rofer for
tGusr, at Der bar iua mango uomertsoe
Spi'e'eoler inoisnots, at bun bare bar
6torspet ODER, at bun life t,inos uooele
mere eno fem prGmter. Sun Ilutter Der,
at. at COB, iuno % ctonpmiit Waoldp>
ming er mere frsmitreosn / be 5orsneoe
Statsr, eno man ituloe tRnte.
Gftsr gables Some SournaI" bibiats
tes dItiaa fslgeuos Spiieieofer.
SpiieIeolen, fom 1T ferite Yr9mie:
Purie of Split Peas.
Fried or Sautid Fish,
Crontons Sauce Tartare.
Potato Roses, Boned Fowel.
ST AIMED Rice Stuffing.
Cream Sauce. Buttered Onions,
Lettuce Salad. Crackers, Cheese.
Sponge Cream Boxes,
Coffee.
Decorah-posten., 1898-11-11
S'armen, Ss1tfet, 8apen.

OF esnns Rapport poa Gruno al tn 6ors
trinlisbso 5sr sisrs en- llnbtdsslis fra ben
o~Imiuoelies Regel. Puur aonaresmGno
itno.r fOrffieuiss 9otumsuter Og Rap
porter til iine p~olitiite 9sunsr omtriT9 /
9iitritisrns. od blipsr oisie i~ieloen latte,
ON be srb tunos prre n~otida u9roifuloe;
tbi b. iommsr iOm oitsit itt. i be reits
9Rnoer.
Rnor b.rimoo ao9goporattere og Soft,
Tom bar Safeguarding til I'm 5orrstning
% 2spspei pil isnbs sfter BEN, od bill
Ssnfeten for berss llogioelIe opraoes.
elers er bet Psngs Og 4rbsioe borttdftet.
Decorah-posten., 1898-11-11
6pao Slass 2uGs ifal operates til
Slagt.

9ette pisttss Spsrasmaaf 6~eipares
osiaa, ! oelus fiortsnbe aarsrapport al
9rpf. 6. !. Curtis. Der er Msolsm al
"gureau OF auimal Snouitrp.~
5erit ida pudpeser ban, bpilts Ggsn,
itabsr % WGr,er, De Spr buroe pGs /
gsiioOelier al. ION bet pif foars fs at
opor9tte % opfsos til bette Brig.
0ern9it sr BET gsbunoling.n % Sms
Qun9smaapsn, ipm bet tommer 'aa me-
get an pGa, ON 5prstaeenoet ftal blipe
Isnnsnoc slsr life, San sisr opm9rtiom
paa, at ben Stit. iom / LANCE Siosr bar
/ 9rue, nemIis at opfeoe SIagtsorsr,
iaa be bIipsr opsrh9noiss tore os tungs,
bette .r MI aloslss aIagt; af ben soot
8runb, at bet / ale Ssnissnber er utIoat.
Sisoet at pasislis tore. peInrrsos pngr,
Srsr CT mere oelitat os iOrboIpspis binis
esre. ibi Ct Slastsopr pda Is Waansoers
Qloer ioIier life paa laneiuar 'aamsest
pr. puno Tom bet famine Gpr pil toite
pr. 9uno, uaar bet ppndar en- Ilosr az
ire gar.
Sporior anpeaoss 5urmipaIten ptnn,
gang Blot til at tale ON bsnne oft,
R9pRte Rapport2 SO bet ,pmmsr bsraf,
Decorah-posten., 1898-11-11
Oanmarfs bapebrue.

Z bet fornplia uotcmne 7be 9efte al
",Snuitreret !0dpsbruesleriton" bar Sr.
qnoreds Waoisn gipet en- biitortit
| Sremitiaing / i%ammsntr9ngt 5orm al
bet oanits 9dDsbrugs ubpitling ira be
9lbite 5ioer til bore 0age.
Geentlige Sapsr opitoo fsrit oms
firing SIpftrens t Miooelalosren. gis
flop abIalon Tt ~foriaduiot Snofnoelis
paa Sagsns 5remsang, iom ban tr'os
talbte / ben frantic Stunt Ibbeo Vtls
helm / 1852 pg inbIatte ban til 5ors
ftanoer for Gftiloss 8lo'ter. 0enne
Wunb mebbragte nsmlig ira 1T !Slems
lamb meaen Sntsresis for Sdpeobrts
ningen % iuoforItreo 8isttenurter og
6rs fra 5rdntrige. 0e banite Wunte
| bans alp'tsr bar bog meget mtstors
nsiebe meo at ipiie "glabe" iitscetfpr
bet ti9rs 8ieb, og De itiulte lite i'm
l1pilis mob 8oitforunoringen, 'om tsp>
riet tiloels bar usbpenbig, foroi Der
netop rdieos en- Sp9gpeit | 2dnoet. Deb
goraene tillpb ben fnepre pIdos lite
9tnlRa al itsrre 6aper inoenfor 9ras
pens, % ubenfpr tuuoe man lite babe
benz for llfrebs Stplb. !Saoeitil.n bar
iimpsI % uoen &unit elsr Smdg. Hss
formationen / bet 16os Iarbunorebe
braote 9lpitsrbdperne / aoneens %
Nbelens SGnoer, bpao Der me9et frsms
mebe Snteresien for SapeoDrtningen /
piosre &rsoie; iamtioig benteoes mans
oe Ylantsr fra nnppodeeoe, fierne Cans
be; glpmiters % 6rugtbaper forbes
brebes berpso meoet. De 9loIte "0ins
9aaroe" bar rimsli9ois fun Sumles
plantninger, men ienere obrteoe man
be bruebGrenoe Banter, BORON "8ins
0urbsItrGoe" / aisbenbaou enonu MINI
Der. Ipiarges pg SorobGr begpnote
man nsppe at bnrte for Mioten al bet
16be 4orbunoreoe; be fsritn9pnte Be-
teaneoes Tom en- "toItelio Mao for
trGsne WsnneIter".
9lanct be ~plosnbOreIte aongsr bao<
be Sopsobrtninoen nance 9elpnoere;
blanot gloslen bar 9eber Srs fqrlia
inbluot ia SortisnsIte peo at inofsre
Saoeplanter fra Gsrantria.. Scrfra
optooes uafaa ben frantic SapeItil meo
osns tire. tlippebs S9tte, Der omtrino
1850 aHeftss al ben enoelfe StiI
friere 7urmer.
9e fore Rsfcrmsrs Qsricbe I Clint.
rirosr of forrios Morburbrso, broot.
mn ssrsmoono for S~onsbrro,.
Decorah-posten., 1898-11-11
CARMEN na Dunrn.
acknowledgements.
J.ssiecr,i al 81 pra,rR sdrme,

DE- 5or,ntbs Staters qaeronrtniuas.
bepartsment b.buoebs aIIerebe / Sspt,ms
Der Wddusc, at Der fra ben Wheeling,
ION bonoler ON Oporatning al 5usopr,
mart piloe blios upeipet bens ABE aars,
rapport.
or. y. 70. Sil, Der unber Setretar
Somes Wiifon CT gbsf for 3rpfninaens
Bureau, mensr, Of ben bill bIioe frroiq
til uoosIing Omtrins lite December 1898.
Den uoaioss pad soneresiens 9.fas
ling cg sr at faa peo at t~ilitripe ben Sss
nator eLier Reprrfentant, / bpis Rom
9rssoiitritt man Dor, opgiOenoc I'm aor.s.
'e, od faar man fts ben frit tilienot.
6or at anfiucIiggisre benns piolsftioe
Rdpports SnobolO, giOsr Sr. 6ia en-
Spsriiat, iOm omfattsr osns piQtigTte
Dele | forte Smribs.
Den, ION maotts snite at bare pod
reos Suauo Surotd6 ON Qntaltt %
9Hrbien al Seits, Wuler, Weflstisr,
DER o9 unoet Je, Soar % SOin / be
5orsneoe Stotsr for Qarene 1867 til
1896, begoe inobefatteoe, tan al be itas
~tiiti'te SpgaCer | osnns Rapport faa
fuloitGnbiss Splpsninesr.
Or. .. 6. Salmon % Or. Gb. 0ar,
bel Stiles giber liaeIebes / ben en- afs
~banoling ON Stdb bIGnot 6uar, oens
adr'u9, O9 gsbdroling for at upnaa
SsiSreoeIie. 9snns Qrtite( er pibtom.
f~attsnoe og rigelie iIuitrsrst.
Der finoes ogidG en- biftorit 9efris
pel'e on9adenbe oenne Speoom % oens
5oretsslier Iios fra be Gloite 5iosr. Ia
Der pe9es enoog ben til gibelens Torbuo
mob Sfrtngsn al ftabbsoe 7Saar, 8 WpIes
BOG, 22oe aapitsl, 22oe 9ers.
Sisie QfbanbIinger er Ido ubtemmercs
% pGroifuIos for ale, Icm er interssiez
reoc / 5uarsapl, al be bsr gisre ia be-
tienot meo benz.
Snipettion at Sisooarsr for irocnz oo
unsnlanos 6onosIen blsp / 1891 beo
SongresbeiLutnins operbraget til bette
Bureau.
SsiistsIisn al Slaetebpr bar pit Res
'~ultater, ION sr itrGttsIies at tGnle paa.
vi 42,3l0,107 inipicsreoc Spr 6l.o o.
forbuot at blioe iIngtst "a unpenot til
Wfsnneitefsoe. Gent bare pdu, boor
mango al oisie imittsoe oq fpQe DIR
oiloe bups funbet 9eien til Slaotsrbos
osne. oer'om Resjerinssn lille bupoe lat
en- itreng Snipsttion for at a~iorrQe iaa,
ban llI1tte. Den, iom bill iGtte Ia drum
ot9t ino / oisie Spsrgsmadl, tan Der srz
1oloe al neooenoig iuglis SunoTa6.
Der er tpenbe ~Sopebdaridqer, hporfor
Regierin9en par nsot iii at padtdae ia
bette 9perp og rpe aOntrol: isrlt for at
birore Salsst al ip9e oe imitteoe 0pr.
bots Sieo, oeriom BET blep bruot iii
6soe, otIoe padfsrs WenneItene furltos
5slger. 6or bet anbet ian enfelte onos
drteoe Spgoomme life msb .6elo betiGms
pes pda nogsn anosn Wladoe.
Decorah-posten., 1898-11-11
Edited BY PKoy G. A. otrvxs.
SNOWDROPS,
AND HEACINTHS.

| wish | could persuade all who
have never grown Snowdrops TO
set a few bulbs this fall. They will
amply repay when the bright sun
OF February melts away the snow
and a walk in the garden reveals
the white. Snowy-looking buds -
true to their name-pushing brave
" through the frost-bound ground.
And should later SHOWS and ice
clad storms beat upon them they
go right on opening their waxy
cups and smiling a glad welcome TO
spring
Set the bulbs. if possible, on the
south side OF a building. A sunny
spot near the house is a sheltered
nook where Snowdrops will al
WAYS grow and do well. Place
about three inches below the sur
face in well mellowed soil, and
when winter approaches cover
rather lightly with good dressing.
OF course, the bulbs should be
set in October. This is the month,
or late September, for nearly all
bulb planting. 1t may seem use
less to mention this, but so many,
many people inquire when you
plant the seed" that the fact after
all is not very we'll known.
Snowdrop bulbs are inexpensive
and once set they continue.
The Crocus is a spring beauty,
and an early beauty If one is wise
in choosing variety and location.
As with the S~nowdrops. a southern
exposure is preferable, but the
Crocus is a hardy lass and will
bravely appear in her yellow bon
net wherever placed.
1t was two years before I learned
the prettiest and most effective
way Of setting Crocus bulbs. |
used to think must place them in
a stiff row bordering bed and
edges OF the garden, and while
there is no law against this, and to
many doubtless a delight, to me
grouping the bulbs is far frefer-
able. | set all the Crocus bulbs
now in this way. | like to make
them in beds OF blue. white and
yellow.
Crocuses are lovely and will re-
joice the eyes OF all true flower low
ers as April days draw nigh. My
Crocuses last year were the admit
ration OF the village. Everybody
just decided they must and would
have a bed. And | can not see why
everybody may not be gratified.
Like Snowdrops, Crocuses are in
expensive. They remain in the
ground, and unless destroyed by
moles or rot one may be sure OF
successive Crocus blooms.
While Snowdrops and Crocuses
are lovely and lovelier. perhaps the
loveliest spot of a spring garden is
the Hyacinth bed. No one ever
regrets money invested in Hya-
cinth bulbs when the beautiful bells
perfume the air OF MAY. A bed
four feet square, mellowed and en-
riched. set with two dozen Hya-
cinth bulbs. will yield much pleas
ure to the owner and to every other
person who views it.
Decorah-posten., 1898-11-11

Ct moosrlist Rado. Gn aommsl
DAME uopureos I'm Dattsr mob at PLACE
I'm Wano ultfpr messt os iasOs til Slut
ming: "Rit Barn, en- Dlano ,r iom ct
9s9. Solo BAN / parmt 9ono et Die
blit, Os ban bIiOer bIse, men bOlOer BIZ
BAN Der aItfor lanss, bIipsr ban baarb."
Decorah-posten., 1898-11-11

9Groier al ben Cats % Zrret, Tom
aarlia ianses / GreIdues o. Wdles's
Suoiissr, sr 100000 2r.
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ETAM6nS1n
81
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Complete Business Course at Brufat
Academy.
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Palette" Ia
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Eaagtu aiqoo
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connections
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Gleftriite Selte.

The Owen Electric Belt & Appliance Co
2r-so9State St. Chicago, III.
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ANNE RI

hi Tre a5tnnt
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Errien paa DC icriticlise SeitdnOOcle:

Coffee.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-10-04
THE WAR COMMISSION
OATHs ADMINISTERED ONLY WHEN
WITNESSES AGREE.
Thorough Investigation TO lie Made
of the Charges of Hardships En-
dured on Transport Vessels.

Washington, October 8. ALI members OF
the war investigation commission were
present at today's session except ex-Gov-
ernor Beaver and the announcement was
made that he would be here tomorrow,
when General Whcesr will be the hrst
witness before the commission Today's
session was devoted largely TO the con-
sheraton OF the method OF examination OF
witnesses and in this connection the ques-
ton Of administering oaths was discussed
at considerable length. The members gen
orally took the position that under strict
construction the commission had no author
lily to compel Il witness to be sworn by
member OF the commission, but there was
also u general opinion that witnesses would
not raise technical objections and they IN
all probability would submit to be sworn
without opposition II was decided, how
ever to inform witnesses frankly OF the
atatus OF the board and TO afford them al
opportunity to decline in case they go de-
sired. IL was suggested that the whole dit-
flcuity might be avoided by getting the
president to appoint one OF che officers or
the board to the office OF notary public
and il is possible that this Will be done
with Inc en- IN NltM Of uhNluB III OAlkStl
capable OF administering oaths present in
caao of emergency.
Ex-Governor Beaver was assigned to the
task OF leading in questioning the wit
nesscs, but there Is an understanding th1t
other members OF the commission shall ASK
such questions as they may d sire.
The commission also received several ad-
ditoual communications. Among them was
letter from Surgeon General Sternberg
inviting the commission TO visit HIS Once
No action was taken upon this invitation.
At the afternoon session Of the war In
vestlgation commission several complaints
were read n regard TO the muthui Of trans
portation OF the men from Santiago, names
OF the vessels on which 1t WAS alleged that
abuses had occurred being the Concho, the
Seneca, the Breakwater, the Olivette and
the City OF Washington. 1t WAS decided to
make Il thorough investigation of tnis
branch Of the serylc and Chairman Dodge
was directed to secure tho names OF the
commanding officers, medical officers aud
representatives OF the quart rmas,er's de
partment on the vessels. The commit sior
also decided to permit the presence during
the bearings OF three stenograrhers Of the
press associations. The commission caned
at the war department late today and saw
Secretary Alger Assistant Secretary Meik
| lojohn and Adjutant General Corbin for a
few minutes The cali was purely social.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-10-04

SUMMARY OF TODAY'S IMPORTANT NEWS.
WAN AFTERMATH.

rr.urvor,s ~. ,,ia ). =. .., a
4, tho s.r,,a,o a,,,.,,.
American comn,iss,oror. =, u..
have ayatn rsd< aar.A H. ,,....
cv,cps,,op -, ,ho ,.i.,a
Naval ofscers arc nro,os,i,g a.a,r., Oh,
systcm nj promo,ion. which wo,us ,n,,s,,..
TO merltorsous officers
war lepAfttncn, ia supnrosainy tho ,..
port Of Roosevelt on Inc ba,tla nj San.
tiago.
General Merritt has reached paris tn
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-10-04
A DEMAND WAS MADE
AMERICANS GAVE THE sPANIARDs
SOMETHING TO ACT UPON.
Matter VIII lie Referred to Madrid.
Spain VIII Not Give Up the phil
ippincs Unless Forced To.

Paris, October 3 .--Toiays session OF the
peace commission lasted until o'clock al
which hour the commissioners adJournel
to meet at o'clock next Friday afternoon,
such interval being desirable and neces-
sary to allow separate consideration by
each commission of matters requiring such
course before the joint commission The
intervals will be thus filled with work by
each commission, the ultimate result being
so facilitated.
The secretary Of the Spanish commission
Will arrive tonight and the interval Will
also be employed by the secretaries Jointly
in maturing plans for the work and pro-
| cedure.
While the Americans were at luncheon
today General Merritt called at their hotel,
but he did not wait to see them lie VIII
call again tomorrow morning to meet the
members of the committed
The Spanish and American commissions
will be received tomorrow by President
Faure The hour fixed for the reception
OF the Americans is i45 in the afternoon
! General Merritt will accompany the Ameri-
cans to this function. which will be held
at the Palace de Elysee.
The opinion is now held that the work of
the commissions may be finished within a
month.
| While it is the general impression that
todays meeting was again devoted to pre-
| liminaries and that the adjournment to
Friday was taken only to enable the secre-
| taries to draw up a SCHEDULE OF the work,
| the representative of the Associated Press
learns that the session will be highly i'm
portant and that the Americans have made
a demand of such a character that the Span
iards found 1t necessary to ask for an ad-
journment to enable them to consult with
the government at Madrid. 1t is believed
that the question concerns the Philippines
end it is known that the Americans are
highly pleasei at having so soon reached
what they consider very important phase
Of tae negotiations and consider the two
sessions thus far held as very satisfactory
| to America. The fact that member of the
commission EXPIRE sed the belief that the
work would be completed within "A month
| indicates q happy frame OF mind.
In the Spanish camp great hopes are built
on what they believe General Merritt will
advise namely that the Philippines are in
capable OF self government and that the
whole situation does not warrant America
in taking the responsibility for the entire
Philippines, Tho Spaniards are quite ready
TO give whatever America asks in the way
| of coaling stations, but will resist more to
the verge Of d renewal Of hostilities.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-10-04

termination to have no more troops mus
tered cut for the present. In the course
OF several Interviews he stated In sub
stance that 1t was the intention of the adj
nin.stratlon to send fresh troops to Porto
Rico to take the place OF the volunteers
who will hive 10 be returned home and
who will be given furloughs He stated
very firmly that there would be no general
discharges until the situation was cleared
up.
The president also during the day tes-
titled TO his appreciation OF the soldiers
from the South. He said one OF the re-
suits of the war which particularly grati-
fed him, WIS that the war sremci 10 have
cffaced the lat vcstigo OF sectional feel
ing as between, the North AMI South. lie
referred 10 the hearty responses from tho
South when the war broke out and con-
cluded with the statement tina. If the
elimination Of the personal antipathy was
to continue he would feel that the war had
won more glory for this country than ever.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-10-04
DOMESTIC.

George n. Green appointed United
States marshal for the Northern district
OF Texas.
Senator Mat Quay. his son and other
prominent Pennsylvania politicians to be
@rroated on a charge of conspiracy with
ex-State Treasurer Hopkins To mako use
of state funds In speculation.
Forest hres in Colorado dying down on
account Of rain and snow. In Wisconsin
the fires are out. but n dry week might fan
the emhers into flames again.
Reports from the hurricane on the
Georgia and Carolina coast show that
much damage was done TO rice and other
crops. Brunswick. Ga, is inundated sew
eral feet deep and 1000 houses are under
water.
Mavor Van Wyck of New York discovers
gigantic asphalt paving frauds and orders
prosecution
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-10-04
DISPATCHES DELAYED.
The Foreign Ministers Have Held an
Emergency Meeting.

London, October "a special dispatch
from Shanghai says that the kilograms from
Pekin have been detained two days. The
last telegram received announces that the
foreign ministers had held an emergency
meeting, The warships at Kilo Chaou, it
also stated. mad started hurrledly to Ia ku
the day before
Marquis Ito, who, 1t is understood, Is
visiting China for the purpose of atlang-
Ing an offensive and defens - alliance be-
tween China and Japan. has left lien rslr
for Shanghai, owing to the impossihiity OF
prosecuUn. negotiations during the crisis
The foreign ministers, It Is stated forbade
any foreign residents going to Pekin
1t is thought that Sir Claude Macdonald
the British minister, Will surrender kang
Yu Wei
Yamantsu, the leader OF the rebellion Iii
the SEE Chuen province, has issued
proclamation ordering the determination of
all foreigners
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-10-04
FOREIGN.

Germany will not furnish France any
Information In the Dreyfus case
Minister Conger cables from Pekin that
while there is now no danger, there may
be in the future.
The prohibition election In Canada set
aside, as barely onc-fourth OF the quail
fed voters voted
American warships sent to Tien Tsin to
protect American interests
United States has demanded that Turkey
make rcparation for killing missionaries
and destroying property.
Foreign ministers at Pekln have held
an emergency meeting.
mob In Pekln Is monacing foreigners;
wife Of Italian minister attacked and
Americans stoned. Foreign ministers have
sent collective note warning the Chlaeae
government.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-10-04


smooth water there Is an excellent cnanu,
for the divers to inspect the Vlzcaya anu
the Crstobal Colon. The divers VIII as ,
cordinrly inspect the vizcaya on ~
IN locaia tha holes. The saving OF the
Colon row seems assured unless there Ia
gale. . team,
The transfer OF the wrecking FORCE irou
the Infants Maria Teresa 10 the vihcaya
will take place this week. They VIII erec'
an immense hog frame from the stem 70
the stern Of the vizcaya and ALSO across
tho deok over the magazines. AIT psss a.
expected by way OF jamaica. ~.
The big guns OF the Vizcaya ana ,he
Almirante Onuendo can be saved by me
ufe Of derrick AMI ths blgar is 10 oe
sent out TO them lmmfd 'ately.
A seco.,d wrecking expedition Ia expected
soon and then work will be begun on both
ships, removing the oauentlo's small guns guns
on Monday. The Infant, Maria Teresa VIII
be reasy to be towed north by october 10. :,
The sandoval was hoated yesterday and
towed near the repair boat Vulcan.