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The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-07-22
TETON COUNTY.

The district court has been adjourned
by order of Judge Smith until Sept. 81.
Charles Allard, a horseman of Mis-
soula, spent Sunday in Choteau. He
a a string of Is horses with him.
Guy and Nora Sellers have removed
to the Jackson ranch, one mile south
of Choteau, where they will remain
through the summer.
Mrs. J. Fl. Patterson of Havre is
spending the week in Choteau as the
guest Of Rev. and Mrs. E. A. Logan.
NJ. C. Connolly has purchased 200 head
of cattle from John A. Kennedy, to-
gether with the brand He has also
bought several head Of II. F. England.
The price paid in these deals is not
made public.
Samuel Mitchell is preparing to ex-
cavate a large irrigating ditch. taking
the water of the Teton. He has an en-
cheering force In the field, and when
completed the canal will water both
his and adjacent ranches on the Mud
dy.
The ladies' OF Choteau are preparing
to give a public ball In the building
recently completed for the Mclean
Bros.
e. X. Ferris and daughter. Mrs. Ba-
con. have arrived in Choteau from Da-
kota and are the guests of Harry Fer
ris on the Burton bench. They intend
to locate permanently.
w. A. Howard has returned to Teton
county after an extensive trip through
| Oregon in search of a new location. He
is convinced that Montana is still the
best place.
P~ostofices have been recently estab-
Iished al Swift Current n st. Mary's.
The first is named Justus. in honor Of
Gus Leimbach. and the second will ne
known officially as st. Mary. j. j.
Judd, late of Butte. is the postmaster
at the latter place.
At their last meeting the school trus-
tees of Choteau decided to have a third
room finished off in the new school
building. Miss Angelique Truchot. who
has been taking a two years course al
the normal school at Lebanon, o., was
employed as intermediate teacher. A
contract for a heating plant was let &c
Gus Minter of Great Falls.
Clark Bros. of Bynum are shearina
their bands this season by a plant o.
90 Wolseley machines and report thai
the work is very satisfactory. They
are getting about one pound OF WOO
more than by the and process am
fear no bad results. The work is done
smoothly, without any cutting Of tn,
sheep, and they do not believe thai
there will be any blistering.
]. NJ. Harris of Swift Current made a
large number OF filings this week %
land in the ceded strip. OF that place
and its prospects he says that "eithel
IL is the greatest mineral district in thi
state, or il is a gigantic fraud. but wha
/ have seen. and / have seen a grea'
deal. leads me TO believe the former u
be the case"
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A "NElGHBORHOOD ROW.
Some Sensational Testimony in the Little
Belt Case.

Belt Case.
Great Falls, July 21.-Considerable In
terest was conferred this afternoon at
the court room of Justice Burleigh,
where the cases of Fred Haffner and
Myrtle Guynn of Little Belt, charged
with unlawful c~ohabitation. were to be
heard. The county attorney dismissed
the case against the woman and the
other went to trial. The testimony was
sensational and revealed the fact that
there was a considerable neighborhood
row going on in that vicinity. h eli
max was cached when the state put
Myrtle on the stand and she testified
that in May last she had given birth TO
twins. The county attorney proceeded to
inquire assto who the father was. when
the court room was electrified by the
witness statement that James j.. Dock
cry. the complaining witness, was the
guilty man. She was unable to sub
stantiate her claim by details and on
cross-examination her testimony was
considerably weakened. The other wit
nesses each admitted that their knowl-
edge was only hearsay. and ach said
that at some time in the past he had
had trouble with the defendant and
was not on friendly terms with him.
However. there was enough to the tes-
timony to convince the jury Of the guilt
of Hafner and they so decided, fixing
the punishment at s25 and costs
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Chicago. July 2L-Favorable weather
and excellent crop reports from the mid
die states started wheat weak for Septem-
Der and December futures. No business
was Zone In the first half hour of the
session. and when at the end OF that time
a small lot was wanted, there WIS none
forthcoming until II was bid up TO soc, or
22c above the price IL closed at yester-
day. Such scarcity Of wheat for this
months delivery, with 10 days left to bring
il from the country. gave the September
shorts a disagreeable shock. They lost
confidence in immediate lower prices. and
bought as much as possible under the dis
advantage of very small offerings. Sep
tember shows a loss of Ssdiac; December
left of &c lower. The closing quotations
from Paris showed July wheat there ex-
tremely heavy. the reduction in price be
ing equal to 62c a bushel. and September
December was down the equivalent of
11c a bushel. That changed the temper
of the trade here. The feeling at once
turned from the bull TO the bear side. and
the bearish features Of the early news
began to receive recognition.
Chicago receipts were 65 cars, or 10 less
than expected. The total receipts AT
Western primary markets were 44l,0OC
bushels.
Showers where they were needed badly,
and the failure OF the predicted frost in
Northern sections caused heaviness 20 be
the rule for corn. The downward ten
dency was accelerated by the enormous
receipts. Shippers were without work
able bids. and the bulls were content "a
await another dry weather scare before
adding to previous holdings. Another
bearish factor was a prediction of show
ers everywhere West, Southwest and
Northwest tonight and tomorrow. Sep
TENDER declined ixQssc on the day.
In oats good buying by professionals
| and an improved demand for the cash ar
ticle held futures steady. September lef'
of unchanged.
The decline in corn and lower prices for
hogs at the yards depressed provisions
Various reports as TO the yellow fever
situation kept outsiders from entering th'
market, and packers were not lis used e
do much. Pork and ribs quiet, 7lzc Il wer
Lard is 5 cents down.
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OTHER MARK ETs.
Omaha Live stock.

Omaha. July 2l.-Cattle-Receipts' IL
900 head: market steady. Native beef
steers. "a. 25d5 20: Western steers, 5000
4. 10; cows and heifers, 81. 40ai 20: stockers
and feeders. 81. 6oa4.7 20; bulls and stays.
81. s0a4. Hogs-Receipts, 1000 mead mar
ket Sc lower. Heavy. s.. sOa3.9 90: mixed,
81. sOd3 3. S2I4: light. So. 72zd3 SPY: bulk OF
sales. 81. sOa5. e2i.. Sheep-Receipts, 2.4D0
head: market stronger. Fair to choice
natives. 81. sOd4.G 60; fair to choice West
ems, 81. s0d4. 40; common and stock sheep,
IS. 5Od4 IS; lambs. $4.5046.
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BuekIen'. Arniea ssIxe.

THE BEST sALvE in the worid for
Cuts. Bruises. Sores. Ulcers. Salt Rheum.
Fever Sores. letter. Chspped Hands. emil
blains. Corns and all kin Eruptions. and
positively cures Piles. or no pay required.
II is guaranteed to Civ perfect satisfac-
ton or money refunded. Price 5 cents per
box. For sale by all Druggists.
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THE ANACONDA srANDARD. FRIDAY MORNING, JULY 90, 1888.
Money Market

New York. July zi.-Money on call. 1a1ii
per cent: last loans. III per cent: prime
mercantile paper. 3i1q4 per cent. sterling
exchange, weak. with actual business in
bankers bills at A.sSkd4.s5h. demand.
and at 4.s4h. 90 days; posted rates. Sass
a ST. and H.ssna4.s: commercial bills.
a Uh; silver certificates. 5eL65sa.: Mex
lean dollars. SAC; government bonds, ir-
regular; railroad bonds, strong.
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A PhiIippine Heroine.

One of the Philippine insurgent leaders is a
beautiful woman whose life seems to he charmed
rShe has often rushed bravely into the very teeth
been wounded Frequently we see people in this
country who live so long that their lives seem
charmed also. but the only charm about IL is that
they keep up their strength and vitalize their
blood with that celebrated remedy, Hostetters
Stomach Bitters,
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Cash Ouotatlons.

Cash quotations were as follows: Flour.
steady. No. 2 spring wheat. 75c; No. J
spring wheat. 70dsoc: No. 2 red, S0lsc; No.
2 corn, 33hG332sc; No. 2 oats, 2ic;
No. 2 white, Csc; No. 3 white.
26a. d26lkc: No. 2 barley, 32d35c; No.
/. faxseed. slG1.02; prime timothy seed.
81. So; mess pork. per Dbl, 81. 75d9.S0; lard,
per 100 lbs, s.. 52I1Q5. IS; short ribs sides
Qoosel. s5.45d5. ID. dry saldted shoulders
Cboxed). 4Aa5c; short clear sides Cboxed),
&c. loaf. 20.
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Metal Markaf-

New York. July 2l.-Pig iron warrants.
s.7OGe. SOC: lake copper. n.5oc: tin. l5.6oa
rs. zoe: spelter, 4. Loaf. &C: lead. s.e5G3 .e7izc.
The firm that fixes the selling price for
| miners and smelters quotes lead 3.soc at
the close. Bar silver, 50 5-l6c.
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Heir to A2O.OOo.

Great Falls. July 2L.-Ed Hamilton. a
coal dealer OF this city. has received
the pleasing information that by the
death Of a distant relative intestate,
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Madrid. July 2l..-Spanish Is closed at
81. 80. Gold was quoted at 1875.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-07-22

Pnnars. Secondary or -~ertisry Syphilis per
nAnently cured In Is N IS days You can be
treated at home for the same prise unser same
guarantee. 81 you prefer 20 cose here We viii
contract 10 paw railroad fare ana hst-l bills, and
no charge II -e fail - cure. IL you have taken Mer.
curry, lsdide Potash 1and still have aches and
pains, Mucous Patches IN mouth, Sore Throa.
Pimples. Copper Cslsred Spots. Ulcers ON any
|. this syphiiitie BLOOD foisoN that Ne guar
sntee TO cure. We solicit the most obstinate
casos and chAllenge the world for q case ~e can
act cure. This disease has Always bsNed the
skill Of the most eminent physicians. 500 900
capital sehisd cur uaeonairohsl guaranty. Alb
soiut. presfs sent sealed on application. Ad-
drsss Cook Remedy Co. ,5Ao blasoaie Tsnpls
Chicago. Ill
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Educate Your Bowels With Cascarets.
Candy Cathartie, cure constipation forever.
Zoe, use. lie {. e. fail druggists refund money.
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IF YOU DON'T TAKE TIE STAND
ARD YOU DON'T GET THE NEWS
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A general commercial banking business
transacted. including the purchase and
sale of State. County and City securities
a careful attention 10 collections and tbs
acceptance OF trusts
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II YOU DON'T TAKE THE STAND
ARD ynr DON'T GET THE NEWA
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-01-28
GRAVEYARD GHoULs.
Bodies. Dug Up and shipped to Yer
mont, Have Been Returned.

Bodies. Dug Up and shipped to Ver-
mont, Have been Returned.
: Knoxville, Tenn, January ~ Last night
the bodies of Mrs. Jane corbett and steph-
en- Bennett, which were taken by grave
robbers from the cemetery at Eagleville,
thirty miles south Of this city, about two
weeks ago, we're returned from Burlington.
Vt. and will be reinterred. Detectives
traced the bodies to Vermont and the man
in this city who shipped them, finding the
pursuit was being vigorously made tele-
graphed Burlington and the bodies were
sent back. the prices originally paid for
tham- s,1o--being made good. One arrest.
Dr. Hamrick, has been made and others
viii probably follow. Prosecutions against
all concerned will be pressed.
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A SUMMARY OF roDAy's IMPORTANT NEWS.
THE STATE.
- = :. - : = --771.-3 :.
New York World.

Firc destroyed big storc Mt Gaines.
Vile; ali explosion OF dynamite injured
two hremou and damaged many buildings,
Judge Winter of Waco ruled that he re-
leased prisoner by the inherent power
of the court and refused to order him
rearrcstcd.
Man arrested at Waco on warrant
charging rape. hip alleged victim being a
little Girl M
Colonel r. c. Woods of San Marcos Is
dead.
Mr.. Foster believes the Houston ship
channel appropriation VIII be secured II
the proper prcsentation liz inudc to con-
sress.
Matter of further extending the jettica
Mt Galveston or of keeping the dredge al
work Ii creating much interest there; rl-
NOR of d settlement OF the matter shortly
IL rife.
Comparative statement Of the amount OF
taxes paid by different counties Of the
state and the amount Of school funds APP
. Dortioned them,
Anderson county farmers have been
called TO meet to consider plnns for more
extensive truck farming. smith county
farmers have been organized.
Prospects for sugar factory ON the
Brazos river are said TO be very good
A child was fatally burned near Green
vile.
Gaines. given life term for murder at
Sherman, says II there were no hope OF
getting out be would prefer hanging to
life IN tho penltontiary.
A big deer chase is to take place near
BRENNAN next Sunday.
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Washington. January 27--Eastern Texas
Threatening weather; possibly showers; vari-
able winds
Western Texas and New Mexico--Possibly
llis'it lains; variable winds
Oklahoma, Indian Territory and Arkansas
Possibly light rains; warmer; south winds.
North Dakota-LiGht snow; decidedly cold
or: northwesterly winds.
South Dakota-Partiy cloudy: colder; north
west winds.
Iowa and Nebraska-P Partly cloudy; warmer
south to southwest winds.
Notwithstanding weather; warmer;
south winds.
Colorado Threatening weather; variable
winds
Wyoming--Partly cloudy; warmer; variable
winds.
Mcn,ana-Partly cloudy in extreme eastern
portion. southwest winds.
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No clew has led AZ yet 70 the. arrest OF
the nssaAsin Of Patrick .. Gibson
The nfth annual Light Guard bali 1
brilliant success. AZ. Z,
Mr.. and Mrs. !. Q. Carr entertain 4 few
friends In commsmoration o. their silver
wedding.
The ArIon ouartette musicale an artistic
success. &
Mr. George w. kIdd becomes rsuinis-
cent over deep wstar matters
4 party q friends sntsrtsip 5n1ss Hen.
bricks II the LaWIor.
p. y. McGuire nseefs Nth 4 aer,ens
accident 4 the Houston ina Texas ca
lraI shops. III
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WAsIIINGTOx.

During the discussion Of the Indian ar
preparation bill In the mousse. Mr.. Hart
man, a silver republican. denounced the
administration and Speaker Reeds meth
DDS and condemned the action Of his party
in obeying the whip The bill raEscd
Engineer MenoeaI TO be tried by court
martial In connection with the dock scan
dals.
The Teller silver resolution debated at
length in the senate, hut no sensational
or acrimonious passages occurred. The
vote will be taken today at 9 o'clock.
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cUDA.

Excitement IN Havana over the pres
ence of the Maine has subsidized. though
the ultrn- Spanish arc bitter against
BIanco.
The reported capture OF Esperanza, the
rebel capital, is Il Spanish fake. us there
Is no such place.
Blaneos mission to bride Gomez or
other Cuban leaders has practically been
frustrated and the captain generals re-
turn TO Havana may result in another
crisis.
Ex-Minstor Hnnnis Taylor roundIy con-
dennis the sending Of the Maine 10 Ha-
yana, and says the administration has no
head TO It's foreign affairs.
lnsurgent Leader Arapguen WINS sur
prised and killed by !, body of spnnish
in Havana province.
Spanish fleet has been srdercd TO con-
ocntratc at radIz and II is said 1t Will be
sent to Havana.
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COMMERCIAL.

All tho spot cotton maricts closed un-
changed,
Liverpool futures closed ls-6tG1-Gtd up;
New Orleans was unchanged on near and
w on far months, and New York closed
al nm advance Of 2 points
Another pyrotechnic display in the Chi
cage grain pit January wheat closed at
81 o. rs, May at 97Mc and July at s7isc.
Corn and oats up S-sc and provisions 2ls
@7Mc.
In the New York stock market New
York Central was tho chief point Of inter-
col. Some profits were stooped Ia.
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President Mckinley, lii his nd
drcss 10 the manufacturers IN
New York. came nut suunrcly Ia
favor of the gold standard mud
wants the money question set
tied. He says the tmriff Is M
ready In eject nnd IL beneficial.
Henry Starr on his arrival IN the peni-
tentiary NJ Columbus, Ohio. holds a lovce
with former members OF the Dalton gang.
It Ia deaied that there is any yellow
fever IN or about Edwards. Miss.
System Of leasing convicts Will be per-
pctuated IN Georgia In spite Of public
opinion against H.
TOO many guests were invited TO the
stockmen's barbecue ut Denver and there
WINS crush.
Mr.. French announces that the Letter
clique now controls every bushel OF actual
wheat in the United states.
cut OF 10 to 20 per cent resisted by
the Wheeling. w, Va, steel workers.
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SPORT.

ELK Of the favorites beaten at New Or
leans.
Kid Mccoy says that II neither corbett
nor Fitzsimmons accent his challenge
within six weeks he will claim the heavy
weight championship.
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TOREI0N

Tho ear says all danger Of war In
the East has passed. but william Is dis
triI,uiing data Of his probable antagonists
strength.
Eng Of corea has asked the United
ftatcs minister for protection against .
probable attack
German officer says thai u Dreyfts
betrayed any secrets II was TO Russia and
not Germany. 10 Petit Journal Of Paris
wants to know II Germany fears or secEs
war l.s4a .i.is.
Complete state OF anarchy Is said to en-
ist IN Asiauc Turkey; kuIds and Armc-
nipna are fighting
Great damage has been done IN Essex
county. England. by hurricane.
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RAILROADS.

a report Is out that tho Lake Shore ana
the New York Central VIII consolidate.
Southwestern Traffic association VIII
meet In New York today to discuss the
ocean rate war,
Survey Of the Guadalupe Valley has
been completed.
The anti-scalping bill will be amended
and reported to the house Of representa-
tiyes At Washington.
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sAe Concordia Tran@Iy.

"a, MISS, january 27.-No further
can be obtained concerning
ance OF the Pearson woman
parish, La, A report that
.a' at vidalia was denied by
n msa tonight and rumor is rife
2 an, naer Of her departure. Opin-
charlas nngs to the lynching theory.
het,s beard. the wounded white
{lr NJ ana hopes are now enter
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Cnlrlns Is Nnf Honefnl.

Madrid January ~ Ex Minister calejAs.
the impartial announces. has arrived AZ
cadiz from Havana, hasing visited the
United States and Cuba 10 study thn putt
isal situation, and has Expressed . ressimis-
Tic View Of the duration Of The war. declar-
Ing the Insurgents have The means ~ great-
" proIonsins their resistanco IN the nouns
tains.
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the election today of the Iroquois club, liz
Oldest democratic organization in Chicago, d.
it will decide for or against the gold standard
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-01-28
Iron ald B0SS C0S|hgS,
Ere Fronts Qld Boiler work.
HartWelI Iron Works.
WEATHER. INFORMATION.
Last Nights Readings.

An area of high barometer extends from ex.
IRENE Western rexas to the East Gulf States
ana Tennessee Another area of high haiurue-
Ter is appearing III Western Nebraska. There
Is mn area of low barometer over Eastern
Minnesota, with the lowest reported reading
1886 riches at st. Paul
The weather is generally cloudy over Texas,
thence to Western Kansas and Western Tens
nctsee, and clear elsewhere.
No precipitation other than light showers
at Oklahoma City and El rasc is reported to-
night
General observations.
observations taken by the United States
weather burcnu at D. M. nc yentx-nfth mr.
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|BLANCO WILL
His Mission 70 Bribs ths Lssjsts u u
ttc lnsuraeats 4
FRUSTRATED BY ACTION Of GOMEZ.
General Gomez Has Gone to MsrS
the Cubau Goyeramsat ls "
as
II MAY RESULT M q CRISIS.
Madrid and Havana Have Expected
Much Of the l'laa. VI
SPANISH FLEET TO CONCENTRATE
Al Havana. hut All the ships Arc
Not to ne sent There
at Once.
Madrid and Havana Have Expected
Much Of the l'laa.
SPANISH FLEET TO CONCENTRATE
New York. January " The suns HAY

New York. January "a. The SUMS Hav-
ana cable says:
Tho news is confirmed that General
Blanco left Havana Intending to confer
with General Gomez Bianco carried with
him 100000 to brbe some of the Cuban
leaders in the field, II Is certain his visit
to Gomez will be Il failure though Span
iards here are very sangune over the re-
suits Of his excursion. Cubans here re-
ccivcd news later that General Gomez hg.v-
ing heard that General Blanco was comlug
to SEQ him, crossed the trocha in spite OF
Its guards or Spanish soldiers, and has
gone ON to Camaguey to consult with the
Cuban government. In crossing the trocha
his party destroyed one of tho electric
dynnmos which illuminated that military
linc Gomez intends to warn the govern
ment that Spaniards are now evidently bent
upon Offering very large brihcs to tho
Cuban leaders, expecting to destroy the
patriotic cause in this way The step that
General Gomez has taken is the last thing
q
W. ss " " .
= y ! 1859 s''N''e
+ "A 8 s' ~ ~ -
" $500
hatttod md h,,r,iitafad ,,,av orcaui,n f,,r
s'1 '"u' ous'p'oi ~ W IN
'ne' '.u''D's MY p1'pap's SERIOUS et,s's. 4
- 'p"'f''s 's ISL Ivy ps'Soa ~ sno'.
'iope' upVu thc results OF ms enterprise,
aha MADRID also ~ eNpee'ins great Things
iion n'ahoos interview win 1omeS
AR>NNGulfN mas BEEN KILLED.
----
s,,"s ~. !, s,,,.,.,, m.....
,. ., 49,
i,'eu'enhni Noiohei nehealeto With Inc
Spanish Rcina battalion, surprised near
Tapasli. this province. the camp OF the in
surgent brigader, Nestor Aranguen, kill
Ino Ar,nguen ana four nr,vatos can,,,rine
y y 'N''''' 800
VINO mace 'he'r esespe' ne oous ". brlS-
adicr General Arangiien was brought by
rain to Havana this faternoon and was de-
Iiverea Ia fHo mllitarv autboritiea. After
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Y. e. Conee....

=. Conference.
~ Ark, January 27.-The Lit
aual conference Of the Method
y 8, church convened this morn
~ we on lay representation was
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-01-28

CHlCAGO-The anniversary of the birth of
Scota's bard, Robert Burns. viii be cele-
brateG in Central Music hall this evening by
a magnificent programme of Scottish song and
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-01-28

HARRISBURG, Pa.-Governor and Mrs.
Hastings will hold a private reception at the
executive mansion today In honor of their
daughter, Miss Helen Hastings.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-01-28
ToDAY.s FORECAST.

CHICAGO-The sixth annual reunion of the
Albion association will be held today at the
Palmer house.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-01-28

Ma News frOm Hayana.
Washington, January y. e Up 20 noon TO-
day no report had come e either ~ state
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-01-28

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Samuel Cushin
will FIJI the vacancy caused ty the retiremcn
OF Erieadier General William H.. Bell frot
effect today.