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AUCTION SALES OFF real ESTATE, a.
Today.

Duncanson Bros. Aucts.. Och and ID SITS nw.-
Chancery sale OF No. 152s 18th ct. n.w. on Tues-
day, August 80, at pm James III. Taylor and
John Rfdouf, receivers.
Thomas y. Owen. Auct, 9I3 ST. nw.-ssIe Of
collateral bonds. on Tuesday. August 80. at pm.
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON
DUNCANsoN BROS. AUCTIoyEERs.


CHANCERY SALE OF A LOT, IMPROVED BY A
COMMODIOUS BRICK DWELLING. KNOWN
AS NO 1928 FIFTEENTH STREET NV
Under and by virtue Of decree Of the Supreme
Court Of the District Of Columbia passed in equity
cause No. 1924, on the 10th day OF August, lsos
being suit of Mary G. Lennon against Frances ".
Rich ct al. the undersigned receivers heretofore
appointed in this cause viii offer for sale at pub
lie suction, in front of the said premises On
TUESDAY. AUGUST THIRTIETI, AID. 1895 AT
FIVE O'CLOCK PM, all OF LOT numbered SO In
the ohiivision OF SQUARE 1874. made by Column
bian College James Miller and Joseph Abbott and
recorded in IIber O. II. B., folio 1o1. Of the rec
ords of the Office Of the surveyor the District cf
Columbia. The said lot having a frontage of 23
feet inches on 18th street northwest and running
hack, of the same width, 100 feet. and is improved
By two-story brick dwelling, known premises
No. 1928 18th street northwest.
The terms of sale to be: One-third of the pur-
chase money in cash and the balance In eIual
inatallments. at one and two years from day OF
sale. secured by deed of trust the property sold
and bearing interes: at per cent per annum, or
all cash, at the option OF the purchaser. $500 de-
pcsit Will be required at time of sale, end all The
cenveyancing and revenue stamps to be the cost
OF the purchaser. IL the terms of sale ere not
complied with within ten days from day CT sale
the receivers reserve the right to resell the prop
erty at the risk and cost of the defaulting Iur-
chaser JANIS. II. TAYLOR,
aulSd&ds JOHN RIDoUT. Receivers.
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OCEAN TRAVEL.
American Line.

American Line.
NEW YORK, soJ THAMPToN QONDON).
Sailing Saturdays at Noon
PeDnland. Sept Belgenland Sept. "a
Rhynland- .-.-..S Sept II .PeElland. Oct. /
Red Star Line.
NEW YORK-SOUTHANP ANPTON-ANTwERF.
Sailing every Wednesday at Noon
NC0rdland- Aug ~ Southwark. Sept.
FrieslaDd. Aug. 81 Westernland Sept. IA
INTERNATIONAL NAVIGATION COMPANY,
New YORK ONCE. Bowling Green
WASHINGTON OFFICE, 1906 L st. NV, or
Geo W. Moss. Agent. S21 Peuna. aul3
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ATTORNEYS.
DIR. Leatherman.

Expert specialist in the cure of all special dis
eases of and women. Consultation fres
Hours, TO u, 10 8: Tues. Thurs. snd Sat.
evenings. z to s. COZ II Closed on Sunday.
au1S-1ms
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THOMAS BOWLING d Co, AUCTIONEEaS
6l2 ST. NV.
REGULAR SALE Or HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS AT
AUCTION.
TOMORROW WEDNESDAY, AUGUST THIR-
Tf-FlkST. 1898. AT TEN O'CLOCK AN Wal
nut and Oak Bed Room Sets Extension and NJ T.
Tables. Chairs. Mattresses. Musical Clock Show
cases. Bedsteads. Bureaus. Washstands &C. II
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POTOMAC RIVER BOATS.
STEAMER WAKEFIELD,

S1EAAhR WAhEt
FOR POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS.
Leaves Washington, d. c. 9th ST. Ferry Wharf,
MONDAYS. m. for intermediate landings to Colo
NAL Beach, Bush yoOd, Rock PIT, Cations $. Nomini
Creek Abell's, Leonardtown, stones, Howard and
Cobrums.
Colonial Beach, Bushwoed Rock Point, Colton's,
Leonardtown, Abe,rs NomIni Creek, Tiney Point
ST Georges Island, Smith Creek, Coan and Yeo-
comico rivers
Saturday, am, for intermediate landings to
Colonial Beach, Bushwood Rock Point, Colton's,
See schedule in effect August e. 1893.
auIs-u G. w. RIDLEY. General Manager.
E. s. RANDALL'S POTOMAC RIVER LINE.
Steamer HARRY RANDALL will leave River
view wharf Sundays, Tuesdays and Thursdays at
z am, landing at Colonial Beach, Chapel Point
anu al wharves as far down as Lower Maehodoc.
heiurnlng on Mondays and Wednesdays at Pm,
UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE,
WASHINGTON, D. c., TO GLYMONT, Md,
and intermediate landings.
Inc new steamer ESTELLE RANDALL, daily,
Passenger Accommodation arst-cass. Freight
received antii the hour Of sailing:
E. 5. RANDALL,
Proprietor and Manager.
GEO. y OAhPlNTER, General Agent, ashington
WM. NJ REARDoN, Agent, Alexandria jel6-20tf
THE wEEMs STEAMBOAT CO..
POTOMAC RIVER ROUTE.
STEAaiERs PoToMAo II AND ND suE.
Steamer POTOMAC leaves Washington every
Thursday at pm, and Steamer SUE every Mon
day at p.m., FOR Baltimore and River landings.
81! a.! river freight must be prepaid;
Passenger accommodations irst-class.
OFFICE, 9l0 Pa. AVE.
STEPHENSON BRO, Agents.
my2I Telephone 745. Tth st. wharf.
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Academy of Music Building, 9th aud D NV.
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Rapid, legible and beautiful Writing; Rapid Cal
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For further information call at College Office or
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and evening $50 a. III. to 93O pm
Mrs. SARA A. SPENCER
au2O-f Principal and Proprietor
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Commercial College

311 EAST CAPITOL STREET
fourteenth year opens AUGUST 20. 1898.
Day and night sessions all the year.
Large. bright. cheerful rooms
Experienced and skilIful teachers
Courses thorough. practical. complete.
Terms moderate and situations obtained for
graduates: No extra charge for bookkeeping 10
those taking shorthand and typewriting course.
Cali and investigate. write for Illustrated
catalogue; containing names Of 529 pupils in
structed last year.
Address
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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-04-23
LETTER FROM GOMEZ.
a DECIDED GRANGE mas CONE
OVER SPAIN.
They Know They Are Whipped and
Vow Trent For Pence, Hut
In ynin.

New York, April 2a.-Thomas Estrada
Palma of the Cuban Iunta has received a
letter from General Gomez containing the
tollowinG' Great things have been done.
The essential thing now ia to triumph,
which VIII he great glory to the voctor,
like David OF Biblical fame destroyed
Goliath with only his sling aud stone.
Blnnco and Pando have sent mo emissaries
with presents, The presents burned be.
fore their eyes and | told them IL they
should ever return | would hang them
The poor men were most astonished. and
have since learned that they refused TO
come back II second time unless they would
be permitted TO remaln with my army
Il haBtened to tell you this 40 you can
know the infamy of the Spaniards one
year ago there was no clemenry, no quar-,
ter Women, mothers and childron we're
made victims OF the Spanish, The soldiers
Of Wcylcr were tnl,ing with them ever,
wherc dissolution and ruin ny means OF
tho Photograph the Spanish generals sent
soldiers everywhere through the island.
Generals Lu0ue, Ruiz and others de-
stroyed cattle, horses and even the palm
trees, The 10000 men then In the island
dcsola,ed the privilege o. who should XIII
the most One peace commissioner canto
then But all TO no purpose. We made
their troops useless our fields have given
us honntlrul fruits, while hunger reisns
In the cities. We do not know where tho
spanish army has gone.
81 was then mentioned as the so,callcd, >
Today they address me as distinguished
adversary 8si,
Why this change? Tho answer Is SIM
pie II is that the spanlards see that
their eanse IL lost ,ud they are trying
70 gain time to postpone the inevitable.
shall continue TO aght with the same
energy In the past. Victory will crown
my efforts"
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-04-23
THE FLEET IS BEFORE HAVANA
The City Will Be Bombarded Unless It Yields TO Su-
perior Force.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS:
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

New mKr n@-A dsnt
Havana from the westward '
Morocco nt Thr spnr Nd m n
tie der arsd ~
nagh erfne
TWO a u
Ii CHI OF nof a nne n ii
cme hg m
h captain gen
fortified T number no a ~ hi err
he mano ATTEST
hurry " all 10
could Ions because
dn gu C n .
menxoo Baon fearful hi 1t II invade com y
unhm dlumg wmn@to he d
d Ares
npdnt ran = =
mill % W
New York Apr % Vas s to h W S h
message from Ike West announcing the arrival Havana apt simpsons
Within preside
pDpab sen from h
Office bu nohrhcr from h flee m d d
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-04-23
TRUSTS WILL CONTROL.

In the next war it is not likely the snail
fry will have much chance save in isolated.
cases here and there. Grants troops in the
held got meat from cattle on the hoof aud
hard tack from variety of sources Their
rations were the same every day In the
next war they will get many different kimas
OF canned meats prepared by the chlcago
packers. Their hard tack viii come from
the big biscuit company that controls tae
trade
The coffee business of :he country Is in
the hands of less than half dozen con
Germs which work in harmony. Soldiers on
the march Will be supplied condensed milk
by the big milk concerns that make a.
Iheir shoes will be great deal better
than The brogans that famed SO many men
in the Cos, and unlike the latter mary
thousands of which were made under cen
tract TO begin with, their shoes will he
turned out by machinery by big firms Who
can underbid anyone unprovided with large
capital. Salt will come from the salt lrust
Il won't he necessary TO scour the country
for odd barrels here and there WHISKY
that seems to be needed by an army and
the handling OF which made enormous for
tunes for many. will be supplied by no
whisky trust and its younger brother now
IN process of formation. taking in all the
outside distilleries
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-04-23
IT IS A DEEP LAID PLAN.


New York, April 23--The Times special
from Washington says: At about the hour
that Captain SIMPSONS Key West squadron
WAS making It's appearance off Havana to
carry out the plans of the administration
for blockading the ports of Cuba, the presi-
dent was issuing his proclamation an
nouncing the blockade and thus shutting off
from Captain General Rlanco and his
forces the provisions aud reinforcements
upon which he must depend to be able to
maintain the fighting ability of his soldiers
and to I'LL mp The ranks, thinncd by disease
and other causes, The blockadng plan
WAS q step toward a larger plan yet 10 be
unfolded. A glance at the map of Cuba,
bearing in mind the words of the proclama-
tlon OF the president Will show at once
that the blockade Ia contryed to suppress
Banco and AFFORD the largest opportunity
to Gomez and his lnsurgcnt bands TO as
semblo In force and contribute their part to
the driving ONT OF Spalu's forces. The ports
on tho north side OF Cuba, from Carlenas
on the cast to Bahia Honda on the west and
Cionfuegos on tho south, arc those by which
Blanco can only expect to secure aid from
the sea
The middle section of the island Is that
in which the Spanish forces have been
and are concentrated. All of the Ear east
ern provinces and the extreme western
part of Cuba are substantially in the hands
OF the insurgents or Abandoned hv the
Spanish The ports of those zones will re-
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-04-23

by newspapers actively hostile to America
who point to the alleged danger threatening
the United States from the attitude of the
Latin-American republics. According to
Bismarck's chief organ In Berlin, 1t would
appear that Mexico aud -the South and Cen
trail American States arc getting ready to
fly at the throat OF the United States. These
same papers are also making violent efforts
10 prove that the Spanish sea force is quite
equal to that of the United States and that
navy surprises are in store for the Ameri-
can navy
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-04-23
lrALY HAS CHANGED FRONT.
Now Advises spnin that WAR Is
Suicidal,

New York April 20. Great LANCER ID
threatening the principles and institutions
Of the Latin peoples said ex-Prcmier
Crisp last nigh, to The Rome correspond
ent Of the World. Do Ioauevillc's pro-
phecy WIN soon be fulhlle,i and, for veal
or for woe, the American democratic prin-
ciplcs will haze reyolntionixed Europe"
Italia, the foreign office organ. says
The powers must either urge Spain to
abandon CUBA Or face long war, prob-
ably fatal 10 spain aud It's monarchy
This declaration Indicates change OF
front on thr par, OF the Italian foreign
Office which heretofore has supported
Spain IN her determination not 10 surren-
der C,lba.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-04-23
Republics Nerve Center Reds mn
the War Is Really On.
POLITICS HAVE NOW BEEN FORGn
But viii Be Again Taken Up When the Question If pas
Revenues Is Brought Before Congress as RepubI1
Are Intent on Issuing More Gold Bonds,
ss.s.ss.s.ssesessss



22.special looks
nd playing
spread the
wearing National colors, 3&s1SH
last awakened has
pulse underneath MI
considerable
TO the sufasx
bill viii There
the
he strong
WIN BIZ lnesl IN
disposition
republicans perfectly Wins NJ
willing that Mason line
situation be
Cuba be left after
something
nfendy The
ordered Mr. Mckinley will
While lgiveh huf&
could he
them #a
schley VII q ox
Porto Ico mi
would be that o
squadron could destroy
We ought have some lively by Sunday
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-04-23
TRYING no nuY COAL.
SpnninrtIs Using Every Endenvor to
Get Hold of II.

Spnninr1s Using Every Endenvor to
Get Hold Of II.
New York, April 23.-The St Thomas cor
respondent OF the World cables: Spaniards
at Porto Rico are making active efforts
to purchase the existing coal supply on
the other islands. Several thousand tons
are on the way here consigned TO Broh
ster n Moran who have received four
different cable messages from Porto Rican
agents OF the Spanish government request
ing an option on the present and future
supply.
other local firms have received similar
messages, The same request has been
made TO merchants in the Wndward
islands, whose supply is inadequate to
cover contracts. The steamship lines have
also been offered high prices, They have
replied that their terms Viii be cash at
the wharf and have demanded large figures
on account of a strike in the Cardiff mines
and the high freights exacted by the Eng
laud steamers which are confident of a
monopoly in case Of war.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-04-23
PRIYATEERING, NEUTRALITY
Washington Government Has For.
maIy Defined Its Position.
DfFiNI TON OF C0NTRABAND OF WAR
Limit of the blockade to Certain
Cuban Ports Explained MS Being
In the Interest of Insurgents.

| Washington April %. There were two
further important steps in Washington To-
day mat mean actual hostilities. not &c
mention the overt act mentioned in the
seizure of the Spanish vessel Buena Ven
tura. The first was the Issue by The presi-
dent OF his proclamation announcing to the
world OF a blockade of Il number OF Cuban
ports and beyond this was the signing
OF the BIZ providing fol the utilizing OF
the volunteer force in War
The naval authorities welcomed with
pleasure the manifestation of patriotism
on the part of distinguished New York
cltizen tendering to the government, with
out compensation, his speedy steam yacht.
Following up the dolngs, beginning with
the proclamation, the state department this
after noon addressed an identical note To
AL OF the foreign nations accredited to
washington notifying them of the policy
To be pursued by this government in the
matter or nrivateer,ng and neutrality This
was followed by the sending OF caple
sYdms TO all American embassies and lie,
gauon4 abroad containing the same in
formation lol presentations 10 governments
10 winch they are accredited Tine stnt,-
ment was the same In terms IS that which
the Associated Press sent out last Weanps.
dsy. In bFlef, Il declares our coyerament
WI not resort 10 prynteering. that ene-
my goods In neutral bottoms, sayS con-
traband, are exempt from seIzuie mat
neutral goods not coutrabund under enc
my's flag are safe from seizure ana mar
blockades 20 BE- bin6ing mus, be efTeetit,e,
IN substance these are the DrlncipIes laiG
down in The agreement of Paris.
The officials are not disturbed over tna
scmi-ofilcial report that the Madrid GOV,
crnment will not be bouul hv ne ap,
principles
Inasmuch as there has nee, o,aa
amount of misapprehensio, a. ~ ~ s'eae
acter of merchandise that II sn.,,r. gL,a,
and liable to seizure during ~ n,, "u1na
OF war the following nnoffc,aI t pr,
thcntc statement Nae hsn, nh,a,,. ~ uu.
a high official Of TIE acvsrrn nD'atne' from
In determlIin,. arsort,, .. A'''S NJ
items whe;hr, ,,crc,,a,,i,ns, " ltw OF ma
of war is clpssifes, "'''e 70 cot'raoand
/. Absolute contraband
3, Occasional. or conaItiona, oon,r.n.,,
3 Goods not contra ap,gNai eoh'rapa'd
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-04-23
TRUSTS WILL SUPPLY THE ARMY
In the Event of War Small Contrnc-
tors VIII HIVE Little Chance.

In the Event of War Small Contrac-
tors Will HIVE Little Chance.
In time of war government disburses
money with the hand of Fortunes. As high
as 81 100000 day was paid ont during
the war of the rebellion for supplies and
essentials of warfare. To understand VIVA t
these are list might be made compris
ing innumerabe articles required to trans
port feed and cothe the men, to feed the
animals of burden and to perform emer-
gency but extensive engineering operations.
An army carries into thinly settled local..
ties the multifarious wants of an enormous
body of men.
These disbursements, known as army
contracts are Of great interest to CONNER
cial- minded people who otherwise are pa
triotc enough In the war between the
North and South hundreds of fortunes were
made in army contracts. frequently b.
men who had nothing to begin on.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-04-23
ARMlSTlCE ENDED.
Spain Has No Further Use
for that Farce.

LONDON, April %. The
Madrid correspondent of the
Daily News says. The gov
eminent has instructed Gov
ernor General Blanco to de.
clare the armistice in Cuba
ended.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-04-23

goods to foreign port In nepi!
would profitably consult any IN
ties between Spainsand therEs5
that port. The belligerent rlght
Is against q neutral eyiste1ces
cases of contraband OF Waf "a
goods aboard CIR of a violetiop
fective blockade and in Other
cases. The conduct OF the neutrA
the belligerent in treating bis ~
enemy's property. If Spain ddba4
principle of free ships. free goQdsk3
government proposes 10 do, cnlIa7
band goods are subject to raptuts!1 ]
ships. N
Inquiry at the navy deparfnieuFe
story that our government ing y
forIhe seizure of the Hawaiian lail
the establishment of coallng ~
Hawaii, failed TO secure any posiliH
ment on the subject. y
The naval officers feel ever g
in the ability OF the Oregon ana
not only 10 protect themselves =
Spanish gunboat Temenori. but w
that craft if she ever comes xl4t
The limit Of the Cuban blockas y!
tain ports was not officially exp's
day, but one plausible reason ae's
the governments action wa W
framing from establishing a plosz
the eastern portion Of the islana.
dersto0d to be IN the oonlrol ~
surgents. the way has been ICY
them to freely remove all kind z
and munitions Of war. a fcrnlA
issued by the war department "
the light artillery to six guns ~;
enc combined forge and battery H.
100 horses. The enforcement q WI
will require 900 additional non ":
the department will purchase y
All available material In tne w h b
and carriages are being 'ltllllfs !;
officials express satisfaction :! n 4
ohtaired in the short space O wy aP''s 4
DISPOSAL.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-04-23
snrhrisc ENnrr.,cl.

London, April 92 THE Liverpool corre-
spqndanl OF the Daily Telegraph says.
sHIpris9 was expressed here today CFri-
day. that the Paris should have sailsd un.
III escorted aud practicaliy as there was
Famofs IN the Mersey thar Spanish war
Fesscls We're waiting 10 intercept her Off
the south coast OF Ireland. Yet the pas
sensers OF the Paris We're assured of their
perfect safety.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-04-23

Paris, April ss.--rils Gaulois publishes
On Interview With Senior dc Bose, the dis
tipgnshed Spanish nnancial authority, Who
derlArss; 'srhc war between Spain ara tho
Ainited States eau not last more than ton
or twelve months aud MIL rtst over eco.
spc,oW Or NJ "a, 0OV. Oo0, sun, Spaiu can
easily furnixks h ~ 49,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-04-23
GERMAN nEING teuOI.l,D.
btsmurci.'s Organ Tells Thorn south
AM"rica VIII Firu is.

Now York, April q, 1.-The heller tia,
Spain viii moi give w her original plans ii
regard 70 the prya,eering Is gainlns ground
IN official circles IN Germany, says thr Bsr-
In correspondent q the worlN, The adj
miralty Is considering The advisabii,y a.
sending y warshpto West Indian waters
10 safeguard German Interests
The mos. foolish attempts are beiug made
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-04-23
MOT AT GuyAauh
II Arose Over n Face slss q
Csdeuf. Y I'd


cidrnt. &
New York. April %. --fhf f'e'sy VI
respondent at Guyaauil Eeps1s 4
graphs that the city is In q WV n
hat state of terror prevails '9s "
Governor Ignacic Robles' s, M.
wealthy leader. had an aitel''' .,,.|
the military commander q ~ "
former slapped the comn,an0s'' M
brother of President Alfaro' "
whereupon he had the so'r
In Jail.
The populace rose anu a.
release Of the governor any N,
and punishment of the conl'ns I
President Alfaro, on ps' ",
trouble, Immediately SEM ~
Quito for the release OF ing !, u
has resigned. The minister 81
tho president are on thslr ,st;i
aquil to try and calm the ,a III \.
the people against the pisshIe Il /!
jose Luis Aifdro. More = .ss,, i ~
cd II satisfaction is not y X q
Robes. r H21 ..'
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Indinma rr,oos.

Indianapolis, Ind, Aprll 80 -contingeu,
upon the call o. the president being re.
ceiNed here tomorrow, the governor and
the National Guard officers today com
pleled arrangements FOR mohil!zihg tn,
$500 men OF the Indiana guard, The entire
snat'd can b. mobilizad in ton hours.
Tie Fourth regiment will be completed
by adiins. battalion Of four companies
lioln The vadets ~ pepauw Purdue ana
4Nihcnnnss universities.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-04-23
ROOD RIOTS LIkELN.
Porto Ricans Are Hard Pressed for
sOntethinw 10 rnt

New York, April ss...Naylces from Porto
Rico are mcager, BIZ; they intiseta TIA. a
food outbreak may he leossd fog any dav.
says the 81, Thomas correspondent Of ,he
World. The laharcrs IN The Inferior haze
no work and consequently no money to pay
the high prices demanded for provisions.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-04-23
C,CLoNN IN ARKANSAS.
Reported that six Persons Wer.
IAiiIcd nnh Othcrs Hurt

N'f'EH "HH UINNrs HUH.
reNarkana, Ark, April 22.It is report
ed here by private advices that disastrou,
cyclone struck Washington. Ark. today,
ANA that six people we're killed aud many
injured while much damage was done to
property Nothing authentic can be OBJ
tanned as telesraphic communication has
been cut Oft
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-04-23

Rio janeiro, April aa.--The Pals. the Ja-
ceoin orgau. says' I'VE are With The United
States. which is giving Europe darias sx-
ample Of making sacrifices for = pcople's
llberis " Wy :