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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-29
WAR NOTES FROM
FOREIGN PRESS.
Information Gathered in the Other
Lands--The Situation as Seen
from European Standpoint.

LONDON, June S.-The Paris cores
pondent of the Morning Post says:
"I learn. on tho authority OF DIR.
Retonces. that with a view OF preventing
American intervention Spain will bestow
independence upon Porto Rico subject
to certain commercial advantages be-
ing reserved for the mother country"
LONDON. juno pa dispatch to the
Daily Telegraph from Manila says:
"Tho report that Germany will not per-
init a bombardment is exciting deep irri-
tation in the American fleet. Admiral
Dewey intends to demand "A captuation
the instant rcinforcements arrive He
told Prince Henry of Prussia that he
would be glad 10 see the German oflccf5
az Manila, but II would be well to eau
ton them TO keep out OF the American
line Of hre IL remains 10 be seen
whether Germany has really given such
promises as are pretended.
Two attempts have been made on tho
life OF General Agulnaldo in order to Sc
euro the reward placed on MS mead by
Captain General AugustL
"The United states cruiser Boston mas
gcEe TO BOlaino to establish there, so II
IS reported. a base Of operations. Cap
tain-General August has arranged con-
ference with the foreign admha ais pre-
sumably on the subject of protection Tor
the lives OF non-combatants
"rhe situation IS growing nbearable.
Thed bcsieging force gives us no rest, and
the work Of the Spanish troops on the
line Of defence IS terrible. They are
hghtlng with the desperation OF resigna-
tlon They have no nourlshing food. and
for DAYS have been reduced 10 eating
wild birds and she'll fish. Still with star
walton staring them IN the face. they
hold their posts and fight with the cour-
age OF their race.
THE population is IN n state OF terror.
No details have reached here ~ 10 the
fate of Captain-General Augustus family
The provincial garrlsons have been starv-
cd into surrender. The belief first enter
tained that Germany would help Spain
| is growing fainter. and Il Is now feared
/ that she will share In the partition Of the
Philippines There are now seven Ger.
| man warshlps IN the bay"
LONDON. June 29-The Madrid cores.
| pondent Of the Times. says:
/ lowing 20 the inactivity OF General
| Maxine Gomez. II Is believed here that
his relations with General Calixto Gar.
| ca are strained"
IoNrON. juno 20-The Madrid cor
respondent of the Morning Post SAYS:
Admiral Cervera. II Is rumored I'm 20
| iltical circles. will Immediately under
take a stss .he probable result OF whici
will be favorable to peace"
| LONDON, June 29.-The Cairo CORES
| pondent OF the Daily Mail says:
| lord Cromer has stopped a Frencl
frm from coaling Admiral camarai
1 ffiontinued on Seventh PaxaA
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-29
The Second 2ataIian Carries Of the
HOnOrS.
THIRD BRIGADE COURT MARTIAL
Private jackson Tried for Striking
His Captain But the Verdict Was
Not Made known-Closc He.
strIctions as 10 Passcs-Thc
Blues arc TO Give
German.

JACKsONVILIIc FLA. June 2S.-Spo-
ciai-General Lee and two OF his stan
officers we're out In camp to-day inspect
ing the spot whero the headquarters Is
TO be established early next week. 1t
will be located In "a shady grove in
Springfield
The third brigade of the Second Divis-
ion was reviewed this evening by Gene
raj Arnold. The two Virginia Regiments
and the Forty-ninth Iowa composing the
brigade. showed up very well but the
second battalion OF the Fourth Regiment
consisting of Companies Il and @, OF SUI
folk and X and M, OF the Blues, carried
Off the honors.
GENERAL LEE IN CAMP.
General Lee. who happened 10 be OUT
IN camp. watched the military parade On
foot
The court-martial Of the third brigade
convened this morning at 9 o'clock for
the FIRST time and tried a number Of
cases.
Among them was that Of Private Jack
son. Of Company Il. Fourth Regiment
who assaulted Captain Salamonsky. Inc
nnd,.,as VIII be made known after they
have been approved at Headquarters
An order has been lssued ul"'i N'--.-'
al least one commissioned officer Of each
company OF the Fourth Regiment IS TO
be with the company all the time.
PASSES SCARCE.
Here after passes 20 leave the borders
OF Camp Cuba Libro will only be issued
TO enlisted men Of the Fourth Regiment
by Colonel Taylor. This means that the
soldiers can visit Jacksonville only with
permission Of the commandant OF the
Regiment.
Private Henry Hofbrauer OF Company
II. Fourth Regiment was sent 10 the
Division Hospital this afternoon, He rs
suffering with typhoid malaria.
The members OF the two Blues COM
panies Will give "a German on Thursday
evening at the armory OF the Jackson
Vile company. tn. men who desire n
attend will leave camp in body ana re-
turn In the same manner.
c. w.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-29
A PLUCKY GEORGIAN,
uc Has Been Appointed to Command a
Regiment, though Both Feet are on

Hc Has Been Appointed to Commanu u
Regiment, though Both Feet are On
ATLANTA. GA. Juno 2S.-cOlonel Jno.
S. Chandler recently appointed 10 com-
mand the Third Regiment OF Georgia.
Volunteers has been examined by a med
ic,I board and his physical qualifications
were to-day questioned by MAJOR - -
Mills. the recruiting officer Ihe sur
rcous rcport on Colonel Gambler, SHOWS
that the CoIoners feet had been cut on
one am inch and a half above the ankle
and one ~ the instep across the heel;
The Governor has received an onclAl
communication from Major Mills enc'os-
inc a copy OF the surgeons report WIN
copy of instructions from the war De
pa-tment relative 30 physical detocts.
with these enclosures there Is a request
that the Governor state whether he De
sires 10 insist that Colonel Gambler sh'li
be mustered into service.
The Governor 10 is understood VIII re-
plv TO Major Mills. stating that he re
fers the matter to the War Department
II IS believed. however. that these dc--
fects were brought 20 the attention OF
the War Department by Senator's Clay
and Bacon. who it is said We're given as
suranccs that Colonel Gambler would be
accepted.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-29
Notes From Tampa.

TAMPA. FLA. June 2S.-The two
ceornians-AlboTt Skipper ana Walter
Stewart. who were involved I'm n desper-
ate fight in the Georgia Camp last week
have been sentenced 10 twelve months
hard labor. They are both from At
lanta.
! s. Jevins of Company X. Second
Georgia Regiment had his left hand cut
or nv an elefcric car last night.
q. y. I40vcll has boen appointed Colo
mel ~ tho First Florida Regiment Vice
w. +. williams resigned.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-29
WITH SPANISH COAL.
Steamer Roath Left a Cargo of Coal at
san Juan for Cervcra.

NEWPORT NEWS. VA, june S.-The
British steamer Roath, Captain Sprau' ar
rived here to-day from san Juan Via
New Orleans. The Roath entered san
Juan harbor with a cargo Of coal for the
spanish fleet the day after the lombard
ment of the lortlhcatiOns by American
vessels.
The Spanish ships were not In the
harbor. and as Captain Sprau refused
10 take the fuel TO Santiago at the so
ucitation OF the GOyernor-General' IL
was left at san Juan
CAPTAIN sprau says that while proceed
inc from san Juan TO New orleans. three
solid shot were fred al his vessel by
the monitor Amphritrite, without any
warning whatever.
The Roath belongs 10 the same Hhe
as the steamer Restomcl which was cap
furod by an American cruiser
Both vessels left Cardiff Wales. az the
same time with coal for the Spanish feet
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-29
THE BL0CKADING FLEET
II Was Visited by Newspaper Boat
All was Quiet in the Fleet

OK BOARD THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
DISPATCH BOAT. CYNTHIA H., OFF
HAVANA. June Is j. M-(Nia KEY
WEST. FLA. june 22-7:55 4. M)-For
tbe first time in four weeks newspaper
dlspatch boat visited the blockading
aoet off Havana yesterday. The condl-
tions were found TO be as peaceful as
tba waters OF the Gulf stream were tur-
bulent. Since the good practice by the
sp1nish gunners against the Montgomery
the other day. particulars Of which We're
cablcd mo the time. nothing has occurred
to break the monotony of this peaceiui
blockade.
Rarely has Cuba's capital been seen
under such exceptional advantages as II
was Yesterday morning, when the Cyn-
thla III. steamed lazily along nine miles
of the harbor entrance
TO the east. long earthworks not
seen before by newspaper men. crowned
the him. and advices from Havana say
work on these and similar fortihcatons
TO the westward is being pushed daily
The health Of the feet IS good. on the
whole
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-29
Rcnominated by Rcnublicans.

MANKATO MINI. June 2s.-ReDuoli-
cans OF the Second district to-day renorn-
mated Congressman }. 1. McCieely
ATGysTA. ME. June 2s.-Third district
Republicans to-day unanimously renofni-
mated Edwin c. Burich for Congress-
ST PAUL. MINI, June 2S-At fet-
gus Falls to-day the Republicans OF the
seventh district renominated Congress
man Addy by acclamation.
PAW PAW. MICH. June 2s;-CongresS-
man r. l.. Hamilton was To-Day rchoinit,
mated bv the Republicans OF the Fourth
Michigan district
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-29
ONE MORE FOR MANILA.
The Valencia Sailed from san FRANCIS
co Yesterday with 200 Men.

20 fNIETINN VIII s"'' 7'"''''T
SAN FRANCISCO. June %.-The trans
mort steamer Valencia. with 200 troops
from the Dakotas sailed FOR the Philip-
pines at o'clock this afternoon. She eN-
pocts To reach Honolulu only few hours
after the four vessels which left this port
yesterday
General Merritt expects 20 san on tho
\ Newport tomorrow morning with tho
Third United States artillery and the
Astor battery.
with the advantage Of faster boat
General Merritt will probably reach Ma
Mia a week in advance of tho third ex-
petition. The Newport can easily make
eighteen knots an hour
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-29
uns Not Got the O,Higgins.

NEW YORK. June 2S.-Flint & Do.' OF
this city have received dispatch from
Beech & CO.. their agents at Valparaiso
Chill. saying there is no truth IN the re-
port that the Chilian armored cruiser
Almirante Higgins. has been sola 10
tho government OF Spain.
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A NEW COMMANDER.
The Colors for the Fourth Regiment to
bc Presented To- Morrow.

CAMP CUBA LIBRE JACKSON
VILE. FLA. June 2sth. specializing
adier-General II. c. Hasbrouck IS expect
ed to arrive here this afternoon. He Will
Al once take command OF the Third brigade
which has been given into mis- charge.
Cant. Oliver Perry Smith. OF Philadol-
phia. who has been assigned 20 the Third
brigade as conmlssary Of Subsistence has
reported Tor duty 90 Col. Baker The same
bas been done by Capt. l.. V. Williams. OF
Ohio.
The assistant quartermaster OF tho
brigade with two car loads OF ordinary
supplies have arrived FOR the Second and
Fourth regiments.
The stand Of colOrs for the Fourth reg
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-29
Aug Leaves for Santiago.

MOBILE. ALA, June 2S.-The Tug MIN
rod, with three covered barges' lett thlS
afternoon for Santiago II IS said here
that until the barges reach Santiago the
landing Of siege guns cannot be eencted.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-29
Is Wcaspy?

NEW YORK. June 2s.--Jesus Ascevedo
a Porto Rioan. who arrived here yesier-
day on the steamer Pretoria from ST.
Thomas, u. ~. J.. was arrested to-'ay on
suspicion Of being a Spanish spy, and Is
held pending an investigation.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-29
NInior Scriycn Lcavcs.

ATLANTA. GA, June 2s.-Major George
p. Scrlven. signal officer of the depart
mont of the Gulf. who was recently ap-
pointed military secretary TO General
Wesley Merritt left tonight for san
Jrrl lurf1Co
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-29
The American Army Still
Moves Forward.
NO AGGRESSIVE MOVE.
No Attack On the Spaniards IS An
ticipated For Several Days.
ROAD MUST BE MUCH IMPROVED.

The Means Of Reaching the Base OF
Snpplies Is Yet Too Uncertain 20
Risk q Rapid Forward Move
mcnt-Omccrs are Surprised
at the Little Resistance
so Far Nict with.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-29

Virginia. North Carolina, soutn 49, 49,
lima and Georgia--fair: con'in"7u "'s"
Temperature; variable winas'
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fcontinnsd on Seventh Para,
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Continued on Second Psge)
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-05-05
THE KENTUCKY DERBY
LEIBER KARL MET ms MASTER Oy
LoUIsVu.LE'S TRACK.
PIaudit Won the Great Rncc OF tn.
season ut Mile and
Quarter.


Louisville Ky Nav t.AIiebcr Kari met
b,s r,,a,.r ,,,a, ~ ,n...s., H., 80. !, !
, 'N"s' 'P ''"'ie" Ws ''iu's W
krfnu, nSttrr morse, Tor flnudf, like the
aristoornt OF tho turf that ne is took tho
bonor of Tho r,ovstc ,v,n, hv no,l, ,o.,,.,d
80, -
NM 70 'a'' lVr sp'p' III race 'nat VIII
long be remembered by tho ihoO0 people who
saw n. Derby day dawned dark ana s,oomy
~. -. "a f.,.., 49,, - - ~, ~.
""' W :" o'iuo" 'uo ram came un' COW
tnucd AZ intervals until o'clock The sandy
soil Of tho track absorbed H. however and tho
,o,,,, vac no, 80 oo,,, on, ,,,,y -,
'R w." Nv 49, s''"''" ~" 49, Wv"
wnch the nell sounded Tor tho Kentucky
Derby, the fourth event of the card
plauai, l.Inhcr lSarl nan d,or and ts.hov
-" ~
onino from 'he pauaooh IN inc order named
and the appearance OF each was the signal
for aprlauso Thoy were sent away In tbs
do, hrao,, ,,,, I,s,,an ,,,.,,t. ,.,,, -.
10 '''"n WV" nV".' N"'' - ''pn'' is,'"'S
second. llaudlt third and Han d'or last
Turns went out 10 make tho pace and he had
N ic,a ~ a ,o,,.,h =. ,,,,, ,,c,, ,,n,,o ,ho
% ~ wv
stand win Ian dor s0cenu isahcy mira
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BRENNAN, Texas, May Aust at mid
night Tuesday a fire alarm was turned IN
from East Main street. The fire proved
TO be located in a five-room cottage be-
longing TO Mr.. +. W. Wood and occupied
by Mr.. C. r. Turner. The location of the
fire was several blocks from the square,
and by the time the Conner Hose company
the first on the field-had arrived. the
fire had communicated to b. p. Curry 8
residence on the east and John Hoffman )
residence on the west. With their forces
divided the fire boys seemed TO be work
ing against odds. added to which vas a
scarcity OF water at the start and the
bursting of two sections of hose later In
the engagement. All three buildings were
total losses. and the household effects we9c
badly damaged by rough handling In the
hurry of moving ana by exposure to d
drizzling rain. The insurance Is as fol-
lows Wood. $780, Curry, $3.50: Hoffman,
$500
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-----
AT THE OPERA HOUSE.
Manager ncrgman.- ncnef,,.

btFEWNns ucneNV.
The theatrical season for 1878 closed
In this city yesterday with Manager Berg
mans benefit. Mr.. Bergman is popular
with all classes of theater- goers, and his
sales for yesterdays performances were a
decided testimonial to the appreciation Ia
which he is held as manager Of the leading
local play house. The war scare" lid
not afiect the generous patronage In the
least, the number Of tickets purchased
being as large as heretofore. There have
been many superior attractions at the
opera house during the past winter. the
business has generally been excellent, and
the Greenwall Circuit company and its
local manager are open to congratulation
on the pronounced success OF the season a.
whole. And for this success Berg ia
entitled to the large share OF credit. He
knows his business thoroughly. and at
tends TO 1t faithfully. Courteous and
obligng at all times, he wins his reward
on occasions like yesterday, when the pub
lie Indicate in the most substantial way
their appreciation of his many good points.
The attraction last evening was Mr. Ed
win Davis and company i'll the pleasant
comedy drama His ENcellency." The
company was fairly good Specialties were
introduced by Mr.. Davis. Miss Atkinson
aud the noted long distance bicycle rider.
Mr.. S. c. Mchael--the latter giving an
exhibition of roller riding against time.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-05-05

Brynn. Texas, May tito sceopd and last
day Of the sport carnival opened with three
fght cooking main between knoDlapch OF
Bryan. Mugwumps stevens Of iiillsboro,
Stevens won. beating two out Of three.
There were a nutnhec OF other individual
fights. most OF which were wcr by Kaoblamch
OF itryan.
IA tie gun shoot there we're eighteen
matches. MS follows: Nine matches OF ten
blue rocks. won by C $. Parker .. &. s.
Parker 8. j. X. Parker 5. ~. Wilson md G =.
Ialkef S. y Forbes and a. Taylor Q, fotGos.
WiIfon. j.. X. Parker Ntlnn Gnd McGiniy s.
Fofhea aud Nunn 2, Num- 0, Mc6iniy -. Next
came six matches Of ffteel blue rncaa each.
won by A. r. Taylor ". A. Taylor -. Blly
Ben ~. Forbes and Bell 10, Taylor and j h.
Parker r. Forbes 49,
NeAt were three live bird events " six.
NE and ten birds each. won respectively by
wilson and Rhodes 9. j. X. aud 6. s. Parker
8. McGinty TO-
rhc yisitcrs have nearly all left for home.
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No ONE TO HEAR HIM.
Clerk Dart OF the Federal Court
Stopped Pedestrian.
TO ADJOURN The BAY SHORE SALE
believed in Galveston TINT George
c. Holt Represents the Hunt
inEton Interests.

Galveston. Texas. May 4, AT noon today
clerk Dart of the Federal court went ia
the county clerks office and there pub
lic'y proclaimed that the sale OF the La
forte road was adjourned until tomorrow.
Mr. Dart had trouble in securing an au-
diencc. He is not a man of sten,orlan
voice and as he mounted the steps to make
the proclamation he suddenly discovered
that there was not a man. woman or child
IN hearing distance. lie accordingly wait-
ed until a passerby came along and when
halted him with request to listen to
his speech The fellow demurred at first,
saying he was in hurry to gel to his
dinner, but finally yielded and heard Mr.
Dart say that the sale OF the Bay Shore
was adjourned until noon tomorrow.
George c. Holt, the silent man who made
the lone bid for the property yesterday. is
still in town. Who he represents Is yet
an unanswered question. The opinion
prevails. however, that he is Huntington's
man and that the Southern Pacific Will soon
have its own rails into Galveston.
There Is every indication now that Judge
Bryant will alter the upset price. and
that a sale will be effected this week. The
road is running into debt every dag ana
TO continue the receivership longer would
simply lessen the final chance of the bond
holders ever getting a cent Financially
interested parties here today expressed
their willingness for the road TO be sold
at any price.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-05-05

Barnett. colored, was being tried for dis.
turping religious worship With the view OF
placing him under bond to keep the peace
Tor year. During the trial he offended
the court and was placed under q SIS fine
for conterp, He continued to repeat the
onense tlll the fines aggregated 500 for
four separate offeEses, lie was thon placed
undcr $500 bond to keep the pace. AT
the conclusion OF the trial he attempted 10
brain witness with stone, Officers in
tertered. He was knecked down In the
melee, when Ills sister interposed aud in
the general runtpus that followed the stove
was Knocked iosn and several benches
broken. The negroes s,ampeded from the
court room like a house afire. Barnctts
sister was also fined for contempt In two
cases, $25 in each
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lhnnicr of Accidcnis.

Goldthwnite. Texas, May 3.--Rev. p.
Hawkins was thrown from his cart yes
terday white breaking young horse and
very seriously injured
Mr., j. u Fnrgusons horse fell with
him yesterday evening, He is connued to
his bed to-day.
Bob Bratton. livery stable man. was
Kicked by horse and is around on
crutchcs today
Orby. little son Of MIR Sam Woody. was
thrown from his pony and Is laid up for
repairs, This chapter OF accidents toop
nlace here Yesterday
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-05-05
Amateur Game.

There was a game OF hall on Lees
grounds between the Harrisburg Juniors
and the Lone Stars. The Lone stars won
BY ridiculous score of 20 to Z. Tho tea-
lures of the game were the batting OF G..
Blaffer and The pitching Of r. Necco. Any
one desiring to challenge call at 1910 Texas
avenue. a.
The Model Laundry team played ita M
tecnth game yesterday. against the suonsh
m front Of Captain Riordan'a rcsidenee. The
Models Won by = Hcnre 81 " To p. iar;Anl
Rioraan was disabled In the leg. but us utuM
caught ar excellent gam" BREEDING pitched
hnnnsonicly Porter WooEa ana Hakcr dis
tinwuEhe6 themselves w four ddrhe PLAYS.
Gibson played the best game OF his career.
runping after everything, even mosquitoes.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-05-05
VI. Gilbert for sheriff.

III. Gilbert is announced in this
Post as an independent candi-
perm. Mr.. Gilbert though a resi-
harrisburg. is well AMI fayorably
This GUY. His introduction 10
OF Houston was as manager for
freet company and afterwards as
for Carson. Sewan 4 Co.
Eve years ago he became deputy
pier Sheriff Erickson, which po-
feld until he decided to make the
fheriff He made an excellent
eanifesting such an adaptability
Flee OF sheriff that he makes the
Pe earnest solicitation of large
lry, whose support he bespeaks
pndidaey.
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The NcmnIns Skinned.

Mr.. W. V. Bowers arrived in the city
yesterday to take back to Allentown. Pa,
the remains of Fred Landes, whose dead
body was found floating in the bayou
about three weeks ago. Mr.. Bowers is q
relative of the deceased by marriage. He
said that Fred Landes was an only son
of well-to do parents That he left home
a few years ago to try his fortune in the
Western country first going 10 the Indian
Territory. Thence he drifted TO Texas. and
was first heard of at San Antonio, then at
Houston. He says that financial trouble
or want OF employment need not have
driven Landes to suicide, his parents
dotted upon him. and being able to do So
would have supplied all his wants.
The body was exhumed yesterday hy
Ross & Wright and taken by Mr.. Bowers
on the northbound Central last night.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-05-05
rhc mcrt ncmed, Cor Mhenmnti.m.

From the Fairhavcn IN, ~ Register
MIR James Rowland of this village states
that for twenty Ave years his wife has been
n sunerrr from rheumatism few pigh1
ngo she was in such pain that she was nearly
crazy. She sent Mr.. Rowland for the durtor.
tut he had read OF Chamhorian's Pain balin
aud instead of going for the physician no
went to tho etore aud secured n bottle OF 1t.
HIS wife did not improve 81 Mr.. Rowianda
purchase at nrst, but nevertheless applied tho
Eam ihoroushr and IN ~ hours time was
able to so to sleep. She now applies it when-
ever she feels an ache or rain and nnds that
II always gives reliof. lie says that ITO medi-
clue which she had used ever did her MS much
good. The % ami 20 cent sses Tor sale by all
druggists.
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Texan Killed in Mexico.

orange, Texas, May 1.-The Lutcher &
Moore Lumber company received a cable
gram this morning from Tuxoan, Mexico,
Informing them that Captain Tom Flynn
Of their schooner J. NJ. McInnis which was
at that port, bad been killed by man
named Wilson Flynn took the Mcinnis to
Tuxpan with a cargo Of lumber and was
ready to clear for the return trip with =
cargo of cedar logs for Galveston He had
been married about year and his wife
was on the vessel with him. Captain Chris
Harms, former master OF the vessel, has
been sent by her owners TO Tuxpar to take
charge of the McInnis and bring her home.