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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-03-13
THE SPANISH DIFFICULTY.

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= President Mchin'ey 'ni 9seie'. 80 s.,
. have asrees on p'ans o. ue,ense INV ~ a. :
. going 10 purchase iVV'v" ''''ue ~. 80, ~
. W" ehferidges III e'pe'.''''a ~, vA'' '''' ~
= volt ntens IN rue ''eA. -" 80 ..
b'aheo eapesSs ~, ,.' NJ. ~ 49,,
ana mas a'lp''u -"'''tn . 49, - a,,soa ny
9 board VIII reip't sn e nv, a.. W.,
3 external means ne ~ VIZ w ~, ~" ~ ".'
power 70 ainon''' 80, M ,,; =, ~, -.
. ING ne 'eeis s''' 7p''''
10 make, - A.
. Henefai "iso" '"ss .IV 80" .,.,.''
: reel iika nep'"e, Nv " '''' ''''>''' '''
9 great o',f'ei 'N ~ . en,,, ho.
! sun Louu W., - 80, . ,,',. ,,,
= raised s"''VsV''UV WIN ""'N'' - ~
TONS OIL WAT
; emergency prepaf'e'pnh :" '"'n "f"y
ana navy "io wen u'''o' We" "''' "u'
emergency can DC NV
sucepss'ui tes' i'''' ~ 'u' 'uo''''', "e
boat fioiianu' "uV iu'i'"'"'u "puef ""'c'
nan an nouF.
Arms Tor INC haVat m'Illia are feauS 10
be IurhlSheu'
fiens" p'csS suss'''' '"u' 'i,' european
''N''is ~ w. - - Np,'''
Semi-oihcial Correspondence IN Madrid
says 'hu'"'ni'y wa DHDVn ''''epV',''pi'oe
WI 90 u'''p'ueu VI 9p"'" ior t'e ""'''
disaster
ihph9elh' nj Mao'ia suNFeNts system
OF prlNa''crihs asRinAe Nmol'ea IN case OF
war
Tho preAon 10 crop down TO emile. 30
tho AElGtlr
sqn"dfon II need be-
Water 10 The Nhrrows below New York
too deep inr mlnce, so hsh torpodoes viii
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JAS. Blu
HOUSTON

March Married, ,atstM n
the brides father. j. w Atgal
ton, Mr.. John Harper Of hs|
Nena Aston, Rey. Mr.. GREG q
CLARK-IRVIN.- Terrell lq1
10. Mr.. Arthur CLARK and ~
took u ride TO Kaufman ~
during their stay in that du
Patterson unite them In y
matrimony, returning home ~ y
before the day had passed, y y
of many people.
BARNES HILLYAR = Eu.s
March oh. X. Barnes Of co'l
Miss Maleta Hillyar Of Inv sM 4,
ried at the home of the brides Y
j. NJ. Hillyar, the Episccpai !
7:3O p. IN. yesterday. Bishop =
of Dallas officiating.
BONNER MARTIN SunnIG91
March 6.-At the home =
father, Mr.. j. A. Martin. Wy hi
George Bonner and Miss -
were married. The young
from old and prominent
county and. have many ~ &
BRYAN ROSS. : Ten
March 1O.-Married, last n!sns
Cust of Templeton, MI. us
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NEUROLOGICAL.

Mli'sON.--C orsicana, Texas, March I.
iiiiam Wilson died yesterday Afternoon
az MS nome near eyer creek after pro.
traeled Illness. He was one OF the Oldest
vitlsens OF the county. A large delega
lion from the Odd Fellows lodge hare
went out to attend the funeral. which tooll
place this aft srnoon.
HENsLEY .--ISaufn an, Texas. Mnrch 4
me remains OF Theodore Rcnsley, who
was killed here yesterday by a dynamite
explosion, We're shipped TO Paris Texas
iast night for interment. Deceased Was
~ years 'of age, and leaves widowed
mother and two sisters.
WESTMoRELAND - Wharton. rexas
Mareh News came here yesterday OF
,ne saa ueath OF Mrs. Westmoreland (aee
Miss Josephine Northington). fcrmer,y M
Egypt. this county. daughter OF Mr..
george Northington. Her demise occurred
saturday night. A sad death indeed. n
or'ue OF a Few months. popular and loved.
an adored daughter. friends by the h.,
sion her death is felt In the hearts of
all She will be buried today at ,ha
family plot In Egypt. where many Of har
kindred who have preceded her now re-
pose In peace. ~
bE ER, Fort Worth Texas March ?
Nisnoiss Boyer. one OF Tarrant countv's
o'uest settlers, died yesterday, aged "a
years years heyer was born In Old Bavaria in
ieie ana came TO. America IN 1912. no
s ss,s 20 Iarrant county in 1856. since
which time he has continuously res,dsa
mere Deceased was Mexican war Wy,
sran. His discharge was signed bv w
n maroey, secretary Of war. aud James K
FOLK, president 's n
s,ErnEN.7-brenham, Texas. March II
A. MS home nesr Hieihcryille. Tuesday
s Mr,. W, stephan, after q lingering lines,
sho n psssissH. oreathed his last He Mas
his demise. sas 70 msurn
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Torpedo ohhles.

New York, Marca 12--1'he steam lighter
Caroline left the dock at Wlllets Point, l.. l.,
last night with load consisting of twenty
hyc drums OF torpedo cables, consigned to Bar
ilarbor. Maine, where Lieutennnt Nekinstey
IS IN charge Of the torpedo work. Each drum
or snool Of cable weighs about three tons.
Recent orders received at the tort call for 40
drtms of cable to be sen. 10 various points
south whore the torpedoes are TO he laid, and
~ force OF engineers and soldiers is kept busy
all day and sometimes until ipte at night pre-.
liariDg the various supplies for shipment
These supplies consist OF ontlss. plugs. swi,ch
boxes. ihooring rope, storage batteries and 500
and 1000 pound anchors.
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STAINS I.ErLY.
senior Morct v0tcens the Spanish Sen
tIment which Prevails.

senior MOret vOtcess the Spanish SEN
timent which Prevails.
New York, March l2--A dispatch To the
Herald from Madrid says Senior Mcrets
eloquently simple speech at the last ban
quet on the occasion OF the grand cross
OF Carlos III being Conferred on the gov
ernor OF this province, may be taken as the
reply OF the government to the American
outburst and the exposition Of the attitude
OF Spain in the whole matter Among the
most prominent expressions were these
What Is the great difficulty against
which we fight? civil war aad insutrectlun
\ in Cuba, OF which there are several cor
rolaries. We, | affirm. are entirely con-
iident that we can terminate the lnsurrcc-
ton and that we are nearing Il soiution or
the problem.
1T has been said that autonomy IL q
failure. This is false and mendaclons. The
policy OF the liberal government Ia giving
grandly evident results. AS proof OF 1t
Cnba is being converted from a devastated
Into a productive country Production Is
being augmented, cultivation Is extend
ing. property IL increasing In value and
prosperity la returning.
Contrary to the statements OF those who
have an interest in nerverting the truth.
IN the Oriental provinces our gallant troops
are chasing the rebels ut the bayopct point
with the cries of 'yive Espana' and moral
order has been restored since the birth Of
tn constitution which is supported by the
.rreconcl.ibles.
Cuba viii triumph over nil doubts and
IL lies in the hands OF the Spanish people
on the one side, with the soldiers an the
other, BY patriotism know the fathrrland
will not lose an inch Of territory, for I
believe that success Will crown my of rls,
aad should there arise a supreme moment
We VIII call upon the sons Of Spain that
they may rally In the road Of duty and
show all foreigners that they are not
strong enough to usurp our iighte."
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Alp ron ran suFrna,sG.
Heart Rending Appeals Made "a
SOMe thlMg 10 Ent.

Heart RendinK Appeals Made for
Something 10 Eat.
Havana, March l2.--The Fern with
thirty-ive tons OF American provisions
from Key West arrived at Mntanxas this
nofaing- The Bergen, from New York,
with fifteen tons. also arrived.
\ senator daiiinger. Congressman Cum
mings. SIN tn and Senator Thurston, with
the officials OF the Red Cross society. went
70 Matanzas today 10 make ARRANGEMENT 7
for and to witness the distribution OF IN /
RELIEF. The distribution VIII probably b,
made through the governor OF Matanzaa.
aided by tha American consul.
Hundreds Of heart rending appeals have
been received from tho suffering recon-
eentrAdos alpce the newa OF the coming az
the relief has been made known.
The custom house officials at Aatsnrax
have betn ordered to examine ali reliof
suppliss landed from American boats. ThIs
order was tssued because Of the attemnt
% rmusele jewelry into Havana. but the
1asurence Y Given that such examinaflon
IN ne nAstenfd. causing little DELAY IL
oietFihption ~ The supplies,
81 = 9 ~ eallors Of ~ Farm brought
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Uitimntum 10 Costn R,cn.

New York, March ls.-Thc Hcrald's CORE
spondcnt In In iibcrtad, salvador. says tho
diet OF the Creator Republic of Central hine,
zen sent an ntimatim TO the Costa Rlcan
royefltment on March B. demanding satlsfnc,
tinn ana payment OF indemnity WITHIN ion
sayH ioi her Intervention In the revoiution In
nieararua lust February. Senior Fiallor, 500.
, ,raary % state ~ Honduras, replying to
,n'nhtain peace between Nicaragua ana Costa
mi.a. No military preparations have be"n
,n.a ~ Honduras, no says and the report
mnscped to tho aid of Nicaragua Il not tru sa'S
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LOCAL.

TIE labor unions combine In their oppo-
sition to Chinese competition.
standing committees for 1905 appointed
for the Business League
Aidermanic timber. How the aldermen
are TO be voted for at the primaries
government experimental station to
TEST tobacco culture in South Texas.
'iosramme OF the institute meeting OF
Harris county teachers.
Hcw the new city democratic executive
committee is to be created.
HON the Catholic churches viii receive a
'ot Of new communicates today.
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Cincinnati <, SAN Antonio 4 !.


San Antonio, Texas, March 12.-The Gin.
cinnati Colts and the San Antonio Bronchos
played an interesting game of baseball here
today before big crowd. The Bronchos
went in to win and the National leaguers
had to work heard to keep them from win
ning. The score was to 4. in favor OF the
did showing and is looked on as a winner.
Tom Hays pitched brilliant game for the
Bronchos and shortstop Reynolds did some
sensational work. The Colts will go over to
Austin and play the Senators today and the
Vets VIII play the Bronchos here.
freddie Mcbride and Harry SteinfeIdt
who rose to fame in the Texas league. viii
play with the Colts at Ausi.n. The score of
todays game:
III E.
colts ...,.................10 100 ITO l1+-5 Q 8
bIGnehos ..;..t.,,......p0 900 ocr 02O--4 s 4
batteries Breitenstein DIVER. Damnsn
and Wood, Hays and o'D3nnell.
umpire-Buck Ewing
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3 SUBMARINE BOAT HOLLAND.
She Can Dive Under the Water as Well as Didap-
per and Remain There--The Test Successful.


and another man
The object OF
her
compressed air appa-
ratus.
her trial deep
bay week.
Captain jacques Captain
only about half dozen 9th
crs I I
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TwELvE-INCH MoRTARs.
The People Make Patriotic Demon
strnttOns Mt RniIMmN StntiOns.

New York March l2-The train carrying a
| consignment of twelve-inch mortars from the
gorerf ment works at Providence reached this
city Just before midnight. they will be trans
forred TO the proving ground at Sandy Hook
today to undergo regulation tests.
At each OF the way stations the massive
oronance created tho greatest excitement.
Grey DIS were waiting all along the line to get
glimpse OF the engines Of destruction.
The train passed through bridgeport early
in the afternoon. The newspapers had herald
ed the probable hour of It's arrival Several
hundred people gathered at the station ana
made and songs were sung. The cheering was
long and loud. AS the cars passed through
the station the speed was slackened In oruer
to let the people get good LOOK at the guns.
AT Norwich, at Putnam and at New Haven
the populace turned out In great numbers.
The mortars Will be sent TO Fort Morgan, Ala,
after the test Mt Sandy Hook.
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HAp SEAMS nEnN armrYg
That Ia n Question Meels1y AAieed In
spanish Circles

Madrid. March l2.-Thc scml- official
correspondence today referring 20 state
ments that the United States although nc
quitting the Spanish authorities OF guilt In
connection with the loss Of the Maine In
tends to declare Spain responsible by I'M
poeing upon her two punlshments. In
dcmnity and Cuban Independence. says:
And all this for ap event which we had
nothing 10 do What would happen 10 ,ls
II they decided that we were responsible
for the accident"
The Liberal gives the following 1s the
strength OF the Spanish navy; Protected
ships ~ unprotected. %; gunbosis. so.
torpedo boa lesiroyers. IA; torpedo boats.
ii. TRANSPORTS, 25.
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HIS RAISED S6O,OOO,OOO,
Spain Is Said to Have Gotten To-
9ethcr a Defense Fuud.
MoRET VOICES SPANISH SENTIMENT


New York, March IL THE Sums Lon
don cable says: Information at the Amcri.
can embassy here induces the belle. that
the amount raised by Spain for tho INir-
chase OF warships, etc, is ssoooc, 900.
which sum has been deposited In a Lon
don bank. Ii Is understood that Spain will
secure the cailian warshIp o'Higsins.
which win be rrSdy 70 sail In two weeks.
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SPORT.

Three moro Buttaioes are expected in
this morning.
Texas league meeting has been post
roped until March ls.
People OF San Francisco depounce Shnr
tey'' foul methods OF fighting whIIc the big
sailor says ne was robbed choynski pro-
tests against the draw, and the public
TANKS Joe should have gotten the de-
cision ON fouls.
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WeNIcrLtc Nnn,innn.

Madrid. March Placards have been
posted throughout the city setting forth
that The national candidates, whom all
good spanards should support, arc Cen
erals Borrero and Sigura Tho piacardS
end With Long live tho Fatherland. !"
Long live the army"
These candidates are nominated by the
Wey'eritcs The republican and Carlist
newspapers announce that they viii sup
mort them.
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ne'umont' Texas March 12--Tho quarter
m'lo race between the Orange and Beaumon,
io,a1 whieh had been looked forward to Inv
th Is' .ports 10. several weeks, took nlaes
api,n ai'Vsnoon at 40 oe'ocS and the Orange
WI Witnessed by crowd of several hundred neas
pioi 'nI the Orange boys returned home 70
'"SAt win large rolls OF reanmont money.
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Oakland Results.

San Francisco, Cal. March 12.-The track
was fast today at Oakland
Six furlongs-Recreatiou st. Catalina CAL
ifornia. Time. lis.
ps an fgrlonss-Robair Mamie G.. Santa
., me Racing stake, 2-year-olds, selling. four
DEMONSTRATION Buena Ventura. Toluea
erser. Ostler Joe. Flashlight. Time .nit
,r, Mile and eighth-Lincoln II, Rey Del
Tierra, Serena. Time, l:5i4. De'
OTTO. Time. l:l5 'eo't' rex
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Guarding the p,.;ac.

Washington March ~ In making prepare
TORS for the possibilities of the future, the
navy department has by no means overlooked
tho strategic defense OF the Pacific coast. To
guard properly this important seaboard 1t has
been found necessary 20 send an advance
guard some distance down the Southern Pa
cifc ocean. The batteshlp Oregon, one OF
the most powerful vessels IN the navy, has
been selected for this work
Secretary Long today autographed orders to
her commander to leave San Francisco and
cruise down the Southern coast The vessel
navy department and receive such instruc-
tons changes in the conditions may war
rant. At present she is taking on ammuni-
ton
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DOMESTIC.

Dangerous counterfeit silver dollars in
oircration In Denver, Colo
Mrs Bowlcs and child drowned in
swollen stream In Arkansas
Deputy marshals captured several moon
shnors in Arkansas after hot battle.
Striking miners at New Bedford quarrel
Inn nmong themselves and the strike may
collapse,
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Berlin, March l2--The Berlin foreign
ofiice has lnstructed the inspired press 10
dong emphalicaily that Germany will aid
Spain in case of war with the United
States. and has instructed these newspa-
pers 10 point out that the United States
Is an excellent customer of Germany and
that Spain, since the carolinas sauabble.
has repeatedly shown unfrlondllness to
Germany.
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To Stamp Out SmnIluox.

Miadiesboro. KY. March i2.--The CHI.
ZEN held meeting here today TO take ae-
s s,on 'oward cooperation with United
out smallpox. DR.. Wertenbaker vii, I've
rive tomorrow night aud viii be- mel nv n
committee OF representative citizens M
knoxville lie comes merely to inyestIN
gate. Five new cases We're discovered 10 [
uay ana seven patients Mere released from
IN, me pest house The situation Is becoming
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RAILROAD.

Tho Southwestern freight bureau is moi,
In danger OF dissolution,
state Quarantine against Columbus has
been removed.
International and Great Northern has
two now locomotives for its fast mail
service.
Important hearing by tho railroad com
mission March %.
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cu,iAs

Now York Herald says congress- is over
whelmlngly opposed to Mciiinley's plan
to guarantee cuban bonds for the pur-
ohasc Of Cuba from Spain hy the insur-
gents,
Consul General Lee advises Americans
visiting cuba to provide themselves with
rassrorts
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Anti-lSickinu nm.

Wv YORK, harch 12.-Presldent Andrew
freeman OF the New York baseball club ha,
s,shed ana forwarded to President Nick
anil uis IL Washington his acceptance of the
ia hioh!hg rule passed at the Eeetinp nf tho
rS s at 81, Louis. In an interyiev ~ NJ NJ
tbst t't th SAID; The league can pass no rmie
WA the New York team can not sb i'd ' hv
and nh a nor clean baseball and will sign any
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Mccoy Claims Chump,onshfn

New York, March 12.-Riohard X ~ -.
ceived the following telegram from Kid Me-.
Coy. who signed himself as 'champion Of ~,
Ind: "'e" rore wayne,
a, ,r nanks Tor congratulations viii accent all
viHaiienges and fight two championship battles
ienpe sesSa ", every year with legitimate chal
belt here" '''e championship
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ATHLETIC ENTERTAINMENT.
Houston Heights the Place, Next
TuesdnN the Date


An athletic exhibition will lie given at Hous.
Ion Feirhts opera house on the night of rues.
day March Is. At which the principal feature
VIII b. ten round go between Spider. IA
Clarity end KID Lewis Clarity claims the
tue Of champion featherwcight OF the South.
while Lewis attaches TO his name words which
show him TO be the champion o. the bap,,m
ncinhts south OF Mason mud Dixon's limo
, noli OF the bows are said to he in good oondi.
t'nn ara m Interesting exhibition Is exuariaa
Ihs evening WI b. commenced by !,
Nwr,n,l'ns match between Young Porter o.,
vaiyeston and KID, Harris Of Houston i, -
shrsr out Of fiye falls cutch as catch csn ~
TINS WI be followed BY a six round bon, ha.
.Meon Joe Phillip. y hose cosnomen is ''Yourr
SanacM." and "biinkey.' prodisy Of ,hSS
rntp ward. Another event OF Interest vii, y.
and ,ppnas q. 10 pounds between Jack Ward
Ihe exhibition will commence at 0 oe,o,.
snap' Special street car service viii be bad
New Orleans Races.
New Orleans, March u May Hcmpsts,n
q ~
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ana while awaiting the arrival ~ ths,s
children. eAA' women ana
me american boats have quinine, nour
corn meal, corn, meats and clothing
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rexa~ League Meetinr.

fort worth. Texas. March by request
% george B. Dermody. who is unable to at
pna inc meeting of league managers AZ
houston on the 18th. President John Ward
'oaay changed the date to March ie
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A SUMMARY OF ToDAY's IMPORTANT NEWS.
WASHINGTON.

Senior Luis Polo Bernabc. SPANS new
minister. presented to the president Each
tells the other how he longs for peace
The war department issues Its orders
cseailng the new departments of the gulf
and lakes.
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in THE FIELD OF SPORT,
Three More Players Arc Expected
to Arrive This Morning.
SHARKEY'S DIRTY FIGHTING TACTICS
San Francisco Pubic Dissntisaed
with Decision-sny He Was
Robbed.

| Mckenzie and Percy Griffin will arrive In
the city this morning, and Brownie Cham
berlain will report Tuesday morning. They
viii all be quartered, with Manager Reed, a,
the New Hutchins House.
Praeimc work will begin in earnest tomor-
Tow morning, and Manager Reed has adopted
most excellent system OF training The
men VIII report at the grounds at 10 o'clock
for light practice. and will rum in from the
grounds TO the hotel, Where they Will have
Turkish bath. Uniforms will be dcbned at :
o'clock in the afternoon and the players Will
engage In hard practice. They Will conclude
their afternoon practice at the grounds by
running around the park half dozen times
or 10 and then run In to the hotel. Az ~
o'clock in the evening all will be IN bed.
Manager Reed is very sanguine OF success.
In an interview he said: AS long as | have
been connected with baseball, / have never
yet seen the man who knew how to manage
the AFFAIRS OF baseball club better than
President Bailey. With President Bailey at
the helm, / do not see how we can possibly
have other than u great season from every
standpoint
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Ihe model Laundry baseball team played a
aa.os WIN the H. s. c.s yesterday afternoon
W m'i .hi oy score OF ~ to g. The featur,,
ModeI game game was the pitching OF Hinton. Tne
49,, a.i Laundry boys claim to have the hes,
a,' AZ team in the city and are prenariny
" W some excellent ball playing this season.
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Rek,ember we have cured e. >
| and Chronic Diseases that
cured al the hands OF some 2. n
irts and physicians In the
Procf Of this statement - r
BLOOD AND SKIN Dis s ~ q
pies. Scrofula. Blood Tamu n
arising from an impure sss ~ =
coruletely eradicated IRON
KIDNEY AND lS55
Weak Back, Pain in Side NV WIZ
In Urine. Brickdust, or WV
,irinctIng, frequency Of; bss5S
ali diseases Of the BLADDER n ps1111
PRIVATE Diseases, Blooo ,,,.c1
rjcocele. Tenderness. Sns ~
\, organs. and Piles. Ftetul.
without pain or detention ,r,n9 ~
LAuIEs. II you are sunss y, ~
trcrsing ailment peculiar III
should call on DR.. HatnA"s
1e XII persons who may bs =.
consult us nj once. as out
guarantee % every one
Mail treatment given ~ ~
No i for men, No. ? for g. \
skin diseases. No. I for ce]
Address or call 10 your
DR. HATHAWAY
a8y ~. ChsssS
New Qe9e
d or SO ~ AIo19
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Pink Hawiey is TO pitch In next Saturday,
game for San Antonio and Bretenstein will
be on the slab IN Sundays game.
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Dit Spencer of Denison the third baseman
for Houston this season, arrived on the Mis-
souri,, Kansas and Texas last night, He
played shortstop and second base for Austin
last season, and is said to be one of the
fastest inielders in any minor league west
OF the Mississippi river. He is in the best OF
shape and Is ready to begin playing at once.
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Otis Morgan OF Bushnell, H., Houston S
premier pitcher, arrived yesterday over the
international and Great Northern.
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NeNv OrIean. R....

New Orleans Races.
New Orleans, March 70 May Homns,..A
remped IN an easy winner Of the L,rs,r,n.
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Good
irrle
to Pain

Now is the time to dye n
spring coat of paint.
The temperature in the at
very favorable for painting
We recommend the old ~
brand of Mixed Paints Y y
larly well adapted to thlb dim
II is made Of best quality w
zinc and is entirely reliahIs.