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FOR RENT.

TWO rooms. neatly furnished for light house,
keeping or bedrooms for gentlemen pleas
ant location; cheap for summer. Apply lit
san Jaeinto, corner Dallas. ~
FOR RENT-Two three room houses near
Montgomery avenue car lne. Apply w. j.
Aubertin, lJOl Montgomery avenue II
FOR RENTAL Yoakum. Texas, two hand
some 25xSo glass front brick stores on Grand
avenue, principal business street. reason
able Apply NJ G. Ranney. Yoakum, Texas
ia
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FINANCIAL.

MONEY no LEND upon Houston real cstafs.
Ed s. Phelps, attorney S0iis Main street.
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WANTED--Position as Waterman or any Kind
OF work by sober, steady married man of
good habits: VIII work cheap; good refer
ence. Address 1854, this office. IS
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

WANTED--A four or Hve-room. furnished
house until September ! or longer. Apply
sI3 Congress- avenue. 10
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SECRET SOCIETIES.
PERSONAL

LIST OF ANSWERS
TO advertisements IN office of The Post
for week ending Saturday, June IL, 1925:
a.. NJ. ca; 270l; 1: 2927; 21U7: C. n. NJ. e.
A. Durgan. 2529 10; e. C. NJ "a; Il. o..
johnson tG); l4l1; 35ll; 1ll2 2612; 2763 = iel-
Vile t3); 1918; Music; 26sS; NJ. II. j.: NJ G.
= NJ. G. ~; 2714; 276i (2, 27e6; 219l (2l;
2Gll; 216I; 49, w. f. Roske; Revilo; lis;
2.,9 (2); S. w. j.: 2794 49, 2770: Thomas
100; %; l147: 2t22 90; C. p White; 27sS;
2l2s; 1893; 2G4s 90; 277i; 1924 ~; 2soo; 2s25
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WANTED.-Onc frat class up-to date planning
MIL foreman; none other need apply, Apply
to the Chicago Lumber and Coal company.
LuEansport, La II
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A FARMER boy Of 16-1T years wanted; good
homes regular work. Address +. o, box
500. Brenham. Texas. IL
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CROWDED HOT QUARTERS
Don live in such place when you can get
nice raised cottage, with plenty of room,
fresh air and pure water, at hard times
prices. Apply corner Austin and Webster,
or j. ]. Pastoriza, 3Oi Main street
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FREE-A handsome porcelain medallion to
every customer this week only. Madame
Brokenshar, 700 Main street, Woman's Elk
change building. rs
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FOR RENr--A store, opposite the market Sis
Congress, $500 a month. Inquire at Ben
Wilbush's drug store. lS
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WANTED--At once, good canvasser and
Texas II
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WIN IIJ--OVHIhE bVutuh, POSITION III cuIon
otfice, experienced IN foreign well as
domestic transaotons quick and accurate
IN hgurcsi best OF references. Address 1925
this office ~
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WANTED Statesmen TO sell perfumes aui toi-
LEI articles, 500 per month and expenses,
oNpor unrec, Piumcr Ier,umery Co. 81,
IuuiA. Mo.
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| HAVE money 70 lend. large and small
amounts on pcrrona or collateral securi-
tltg. special rates will to made on prime
paper. Address l.. Il, Bergeron. ii3 fremont
rucct, Galveston IS
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WANTED--THE MANHATTAN LIFE IN
SuRANCE COMPANY OF NEW YORK DE
SiRES TO SECURE THE SERVICES or a
MAN OF HIGH CHARACTER AND ABlL-
ITY AS DISTRICT AGENT AT CALVES.
TON AND VICINITY. LIBERAL TERMS
by THE old RELIABLE" ARE FREE
FROM ALL PERSONALITIES AND CON
TAIN GUARANTEED LOAN VALUES BE
GINNING WITH THE END or THE SEC
OND YEAR, pAID-uP POLICY AND TERM
EXTENSION AFTER THIRD YEAR. ALL
PRIVILEGES AND GUARANTEES WRIT
TEN IN THE POLICY.
RELIABLE AGENTS WANTED ALSO
THROUGHOUT TEXAS AND THE IN
DIAN AND OKLAHOMA TERRITORIES.
APPLY WITH REFERENCES. no a.
GREEN. JR, MANAGER. No. 2sb MAIN
STREET. DALLAS. TEXAS. 70
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WANI ED--Young white woman, German pre-
fcf,cd; cooking ana houscwork for small
family, references required. good wages
Address Box No. 20, Lake Charles La ~
WANTED--White couple TO cook aud do gen
era hnuscwork on ranch. Write for iuf0r-
nation 20 II. Drlscoll, Banquetc, Toxas.
References required. 10
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WANT ED--ono hundred wood choppers J. NJ.
Matthews Clinton, Texas. ~

CIGAR salesman wanted for Texas on osiab-
lished trade good opening for experienced
man with ono OF the largest and bsst known
cigar manufacturers In the United States,
Address, giving experience. reference. .te.,
2SDi this office. IS
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81, hSMEN to sell cigars 10 dealers. we pay
from $50 to $500 per month salary, anu Ok.
tensts. experience unnecessary. permanent:
position. Tho DO Mora Cigar Co.. Spring
ttls. Ohio
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WANrED~-A white woman to cook and do
Homework for family: German or Swcde
preferred. Address L. w. l'ains, Patterson.
Texas. IL
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SITUATION WANTED.

WANTED~-Situation BY coiorcd boy to walt
on table In private or boarding house: can
furnish good references. Address ESQ, this
olficN rs
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WANTED Experienced billiard hall man.
Address y. o. Box 500, city, 10
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WANTED-Situation to do houscwork Of any
kind, Address 1919 Polk avenue. II
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WANTED-Place by white woman as house
keeper Address 2Sl6. this office. II
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otGi,.nry Inducements for good agents ana
BUSINESS for The balance of this year, Har-
ris Patterson. general managers Texas.
Indian and Oklahoma Territories, Trust
building. Dallas. II
AGENTS Economy gas burner. saves 40 per
cent Of gal makes a large, beautiful Highs
and gives 100 per cent profit 10 statesmen.
General Agency Co.. 22s Dearborn street.
Chicago. III. II
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HELP WANTED.

first-class dish washers at tho
metropolitan Restaurant IL
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FLAGS-Flags-Tha what we arc selling
new lot today, from l0c per dozen to SIS ne
piece; mall orders solicited Wonder store /
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AN EDUCATED lady, experienced 10 caring
for children and housekeeping would care
for widowers family and house; references
exchanged. Address Mrs. j. Starkey, iious-
ton, Texas. II
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THE STATE OF TEXAS. County Of Orange
Notice is hereby given that there will be .
special meeting OF tho stockholders OF the
Gulf Texas and Northern Railway company
at It's general office. In tho city OF Orange.
Texas, ON Friday, tho 18th day OF July. A, y.
1898. for the purpose Of authorizing the DE-
rectors OF naid company 10 apply TO the rail-.
rpad commission OF the State OF Texas ana
procure It's consent for said company 10 Is
sue It's bonds for the construction and COM
plction OF Its road -
Witness my official signature this 18TH
day OF June. A. ID. 1898.
IA G. W. Higgins. Secretary.
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Situation MS but, her or meat cut
tor, twenty years experience. or delivery
man or anything that can make honest
living; in state OF out. W. +, NJ. $40 Con.
Ereas avenue. II
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FLAGS are what &c are nnakpg, size 4x6 feet
up. no matter how large; call or write and
get cur prices, and we are sure to get your
order; we make flags out OF cotton. bunting
or silk; good material; guaranteed. M. o..
Goodner & Co., l0i2h Texas avenue, room
10. over Crawford's Tea Store, Houston.
Texas. IN
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to learn teieRrapby; great demand for op-
erators, Dallas Telegraph College. Dallas
Texas. ~
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WANTED--Situation by we'll Experienced
man in the city for moderate wages. Can
DO most any Kind OF work. Apply At James
riS. IL
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FOR RENT-Eight room two-story house, all
modern conveniences. Apply 1920 Mckinney
avenue 20
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TADfEsg Chichester's English Pennyroyal Pills
IL , In , Brand are the Best safe. R.l.bl-
Chichester Chemical CO.. Philada., Pa.
WANTED-A bright little girl, age 8 to 10
years will give good home and treat as
ono of the family. Address Mrs. Fanny
Cooling Papalote, Texas. II
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WANTEp-I!y a good, hard woFking Girl work
~ some nice family or chambcrmaid In
boarding house. Want something 70 do at
once Address 1855. this office. rs
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WANTED TO RENT.

WANTED TO RENT---A desirable Hve-room
cottage In Third ward, with stable aud well
drained back yard and lot, on or near paved
street, VIII give bond to take care OF prem
iscs and want permanent home Address
X, Y. r., +. O, box "a. city. IS
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WANTED--A position as hostler for prl,
vato family; prefer stylish carriage team;
best reference. Inquire Denver Hotel, II
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COMPETENT aud reliable boy q Is years
wishes position as clerk or cffioe boy: good
penman. Address A, this office Is
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BUGGY WHIPS Busy whips and rid
Whips that sing their own song. Won
Store.
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FOR Three cows. all milking. a bar
gain: Jersey, Holstein and Durham. see ME
&C H.. u. TAYLOR & Sons. or my dairy In
Fairyiew. j. WI Barrett ID
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HOUSTON HEIGHTS offers more induce
ments now than ever before 10 parties de-
string homes. For particulars call at the
Houston Heights office. 20s Main street Jno
A. Milroy, agent. u
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If, YOT ale going away for the summer and
want protsction AGAINST gre anJ surs,ars;
place your siiyerware ana ysiuhnie pspois
Land and Trust Go. ~
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wANTED--By elderly gentleman and lady
good board and well furnished room 10 out
skirts OF city, where there are no otnsI
boarders Address zs95. this Office. y
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BLANK BOOKS, envelopes. pencils. paper,
tatlets. box paper, at prices that defy the
most defiant. Wonder Store. 10
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FOR RENT--l0- room dwelling, corner Prairie
end San JaciDto streets, two blocks from
Main street Modern convenienees cool
fouse; large rooms. Apply Dienstae 4
Chinn Palace. 407 Main street. ~
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NOTICE Il hereby given that the snnunI
meeting Of the rtoekhoiders and beard 81
directors OF the Galveston, Harrishurg and
Gan Antonio Railwsy company viii be held
Houston, Texas, or Tuesdfy. July s. 1888.
q. b. SegeT, Secretary.
office Of Secretary. Houston. Texas. June
I. lSsa ~
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ICE BoXEs. freezcrs coolers, Ice tea glasses.
| refrigcrators and ice picks; we'll, VIC should
| Refrigerated Wonder Store IL
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6oarders. Address 2so5. this office. u
THE FIRM OF Norris A. Beatty has tnls day
heen dissoIyed by mutual consent, w. IL.
Norris having purchased the interest q J.
d. Beatty and assuming all the liabilities
w III. Norris viii continue the business
under the name Of w. IL. Norris Lumber
company. ~, a.. 49,,
~ i,,ne 1895 w. II. NORRIS.
IL ]. u. BEATTY
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| LOTS OF GOODS not mentioned in our ad-
| vtrtsements; call and see for yourself.
country trade and mail orders solicited. ~
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WE GIVE special attention to our rental de-
partment, and solicit your business; We ad-
vertise and show all properly free. Our Hat
OF homes and vacant lots Is large and com
plete: no trouble TO show same List WITH
rent we are now writing three years ia
surance .or two annual payments and have
full line Of good companies; we solicit
your business. Norieet 4 Cooley foo,1
3oi Binz building. Phone 673 y
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roR SALE.

TRUNKS and vslises: new lot; Ne buy thcni
70 sell figures won't lie. Wonder store 10
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| TRUNK STRAPS, shawl straps, matchless
| Wonder Store 10
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LosT-Last Saturday one irlsn se,,d pI,cn,
and get reward.
Daily camera., 1898-10-12
Mrs. GARDENERS Reception

A reception in honor of Mr.. and Mrs.
Hugh F. Watts, was gwen by Mrs. Frank
] Gardiner at her Mapleton home yes
terday afternoon. The occasion was s.one
of great brilliancy and was Thoroughly en-
joyable in every particular to the large
number of gu SITS who were present.
Mrs. Gardner was assisted in rec ewing
by Mrs. Hugh Watts, her mother, Mrs.
Thos. Austin, Mrs. J. F. Watts. and Mrs
Woolfender, OF Denver. The refresh
ment room was presided over by the
Misses Helen Maxwell, Lillian Aastin,
Jessie Greene, Bessie Mcclure, the Miss
es Bucknum, of Denver, Miss Josslyn,
of New Hampshire. aid Mrs. N. Wool
lett, of Boulder. Members of the Par
ter1e club assisted in serving. Mrs.
Gardiner invited in few gentlemen
who, with her fair ass stants, enjoyed an
informal dance in the evening and so
closed one of the prettiest functions
Boulder has witnessed for some time.
Daily camera., 1898-10-12
Fres Medica, Advice,

The faculty of the Medical depart
ment of the University of Colorado will
give free medical and surgical advice to
the deserving poor at the medical build
ing on the university campus as follows:
Each morning Of the week, exclusive
of Saturday and Sunday, from $3.50 to
o:3o.
Each evening of the week, exclusive
of Friday, Saturday and Sunday, from
6:3o to 7:3o.
Monday Evening-Surgerv.
Wednesday Evenlng-Diseasss OF the
eye and ear.
Thursday Evening-Diseases OF wo-
men.
A small fee will be charged to cover
The expense of the medicine used.
2otf L. M. GIFFIN, Dean.
Daily camera., 1898-10-12
Luxon,a Now Houses.

The finishing touches have just been
put upon Joe Luxon's fine new fourteen
room residence, the third of the residence
buildings which he has constructed this
summer and il stands ready for tenants
which have engaged it. The building
which stands on the corner of 4th and
Capitol Hill avenue, is brick structure,
is finished within with oiled Texas pine,
papered with the latest and most attract
i've patterns, well lighted with electric
ity, provided with modern plumbing,
bath, etc. The house is model of con-
venience. 1t is situated on slight emf
nence giving from its windows mag
nihcent view over the city to the nth,
the mountains to the west and Boulder
valley to the east Mr.. Luxon is to be
congratulated upon his investment. and
the readiness with which he has found
tenants shows the appreciation with
which the house is received.
Daily camera., 1898-10-12
STILL UNSETTLED.
Indians Talk Peace and Fight-A Council
Will be Held.

Indians Talk Geace ana rlknt-A2 couhcii
Will be Held.
Walker, Oct. I2-Messengers from the
hostles that have returned say that the
Indians are talking both fight and peace.
The redskins have refused to come here
to discuss with the commissioners peace
propositions, bat invite the latter to come
to their camp. This concession is one
step toward a settlement but General
Bacon saws that he cannot see any hope
for an early settlement.
Commissioned Jones will go to the
Indian camp tomorrow and the results
of the council will determine whether it
is to be peace or war. General Bacon
says that the Indians must make CON-
plete surrender and submit to the power
of the government to insure against
future trouble, but Commissioner Jones
is inclined to treat the Indians as the in
jured persons and is willing to make any
concessions.
Daily camera., 1898-10-12
Strikers Q||d
Negroes F|gh
MANY WERE KILLED.

Bloody Battle B.tween Strikers, Negroes
ana Deputies ut v-rdan.
Verdan, ILL.,, Oct. ia train load of
negroes arrived here TODAY to take the
place of the coal mine strikers Fifteen
hundred strikers were on hand to re-
ceive the negroes and when the train
stopped a battle ensued in which 500
shots were fired.
A band of Chicago deputies who were
stationed behind tower fired on the
miners.
Fourteen dead and five wounded
miners have been brought in, and it is
thought that from 10 to IS more were
taken to their homes.
The sheriff has asked Gov. Tanner to
send troops at once. Citizens are arm
ing themselves for defense if further
trouble results.
The tram bearing the negroes then
continued to Girard. The negroes say
that they came under Misunderstanding
they having been told that no trouble
existed at Verdan.
The city marshal has telegraphed to
the chief of police at Chicago for doc
tors and nurses.
Manager Luken Of the Chicago and
Verdan mines is reported among the
dead. He was in the mine with a band
of deputies when the miners chased them
to confirm the report of his death
The deputy sheriff and several Chica
go police were on the train with the
negroes and one of the policemen was
cho
Daily camera., 1898-10-12
FRAZIER ON TRIAL

The would-be Slayer of Samuel b. Austin
Before the Tribunal of Justice.
The trial of Robert H. Frazier for as
sault to murder Sam B. Austin was be-
gun before Judge Jay Boughton IN the
district court today with A. c. Patton
representing the state and Judge A.
Wright and June Berkeley the defense,
The prosecution had not yet rested its
case at the time of going to press.
The story of the prosecution as
brought out by the testimony of Shana-
han and Llnkletter, was that Frazier en-
tered Austln's office and upon the latter S
return from dinner demanded some
money upon certain furniture over which
they had had dealings. Upon Austn's
refusal to comply with the demand
Frazier drew a revolver, but Austin
ciincbed with him, turning the revolver
upward, the bullet spending itself in the
ceiling. Linkletter and Shanahan then
answered Austin's Call for help a. d
Frazier was taken away and placed n
Jail Titus testihed to having seen
Frazier put something in his pocket
previous to starting for Austin's office.
Mrs, Dorr also testified as to the furni-
ture over which the trouble arose, she
having negotiated to purchase the
same.
The Jury in Rowe brothers case re-
turned verdict of guilty of grand lar.
ceny of live stock as charged.
Frank Marlowe, the fire alarm 6end'
charged with malicious mischief, plead
ed guilty and was given severe iepri-
mand and three months in the county
Jail.
In the cases of W. H. Ryer, Lem An.
derson, Frank Bates and Frank Farrell,
charged with poluting streams, the de-
PENDANTS rendered plea of nollo con.
tendere and after paying the costs OF
pl2S were discharged.
Daily camera., 1898-10-12
City PRECINCT Convention.

The ioint convention of the Demo.
cratic and Silver Republican parties for
the city precincts, d, u. 30 80. 81 and 81
was held IN the cit, hall !astnight. After
the appointment of Charles B. Ward as
chairman and Norton Montgomery as
secretary, nominations were made for
Justice of the peace and constable. For
the former was chosen E. J, Ingram and
for the latter Shep Madeta. The
meeting then adjourned.
Daily camera., 1898-10-12
Evidence Not Strong.

Canton, Oct. 1.-THE chain OF evidence
which the states attorney is forging
about Mrs. Anna R. George is not yet
complete. The links formed Yesterday
are not strong enough to hold her. There
is as vet no direct evidence and the
circumstan,al evidence is not of such a
character as to deprive the defense of
strong hopes of freeing the accused.
The counsel for the defense CLAIM to be
able to prove her innocence.
Daily camera., 1898-10-12
W. p. Sale Injured.

When starting from his home north of
Boulder on lumber wagon this morn
ing, w. P. Sale was thrown Oft. He tell
on his head and shoulder badly injurng
his neck and bruising his shoulder. No
bones were broken. Dr. Harrison was
summoned and pronounced the injury
not of a serious character.
Daily camera., 1898-10-12
Are You Protected?

II not call and see us. We underwrite
Tor Caledonia. of Scotland, German AL
lance, of N. Y, Manchester. of England,
Royal Exchange Assurance, Helvetia
Swiss, Northern assurance, N. Y. Plate
Glass, Orient, Hartford, Conn.,. also the
old reliable Continental, of N Y, for
farm risks. WARREN c. DYER,
Real Estate and Insurance.
Camera Building. Boulder.
Daily camera., 1898-10-12
Mckinley Opens
Pe0Ce Jubilee
OPENED THE FAIR.

President Has Words of Praise for Soldiers
and Political Pa rites
Omaha, Oct. I2-An immense con.
course of people were present today
when the president opened the peace
jubilee. In his address he telici
tated the state and west upon the expo
sition and then entered in full history
of the war. He took occasion to praise
highly the soldiers who participated in
the war and commended the different
political parties for their wise and help.
full councils during the war.
Daily camera., 1898-10-12
St. Louis Resumes.

New York, Oct. I2-The American
line steamer St. Louis, which was char.
tered by the government during the re
cent war resumed as trans Atlantic
steamber between this city and South
ampton today. The St. Paul and the
Paris will resume on the 10Th and 2o,h
Daily camera., 1898-10-12
PQ|iISiQ1 Strike
Grows VPQkG|.
STRIKE WEAKENING..

French Trades Unions are Gradually Re-
sumins Their Work
Paris. Oct. I2-Though the vote of the
strikers was in favor of continuing the
strike, the enthusiasm is waning ana he
strike may collapse at any moment
Three thousand men resumed work this
morning and many others are deserting
the cause. Much discomfort is felt at
the leaders as the strikers believe they
are not properly provided with food,
The troops are less in evidence though
there are $4,000 under arms prepared to
attack the men who are willing to work.
Daily camera., 1898-10-12
Favor Arbitration.

St. Petersburg, Oct. l7-The Russian
papers are expressing the opinion that
the only solution of the Fashoda case is
to refer it to arbitration, SO as to opreclude
the danger of a war. The diplomats
concur in this view.
Daily camera., 1898-10-12
Broad Faction Victorious.

Denver, Oct. 12-The Broad faction
was declared the proper owner of the
name and emblem ofthe Silver Republic
can party in Judge Buffers court today.
The Teller men will appeal to the su-
preme court.
Daily camera., 1898-10-12
German Emperor's Pilgrimage.

Berlin, Oct. I2-The emperor and en
press left last night en- route TO the Holy
land. They will attend the funeral of
Princess Albrecht at Camenz today and
will leave this afternoon for Venice.