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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-08-02
MN FROM BRENNAN
!, ,s,peE DEAD AT HIS
! Z sSsr, AGED 3d.
.,.t Fever Causes Wig
s- 20 De Tnkcn--Mem-
=. Band Rc-eniist.

-. August Int. JUN "
!, his residence at William
=. .'elock Monday evening In the
- var Of his age. For weeks Ell,
s,atDs the friends OF MT Eli
- m ,s,euea for the tidinss of his
'-,ns this period ne has I'M
~ w,I,rht Of life. waiting for
~ in ,os night and ready to obey
Eiig q VA hsds MIN lie down and go
ny W u die died surrounded by the
W. ,,, ~ az good works and with
~ ll,s. children and grandchildren
~ with the exception of one
y y w. IVES IN North Carolina, ana
y o., w, Il grandchildren, VINO are
1s's csIdSell, all the members OF
~ y vs Immediate family are resi-
va se,srldre Of Winborro, N. c.;
sls,s,o and Frank Eldridge OF
w ,rs y A. Williams Of this city
~ pennle v hioiuah ,,,...,s.,
~ y. ,su son. Thomas Eldridge,
~ sssriur the yellow fever cpl
dlst7. - horn IN ua,,fax
:. uarch %, 1911. He grew 10
\, :. "a married there and came to
= ,sla settling near Independence,
- !, years later purchasing tne plan
~ !, Which he has continuously re- re-,
~. nat time. The volume of his
~. .,,ssd may be read with pleasure
nit by all 49,, .,rnos, elm,
..,sss,ed In all the walks Of life.
~, Van renown on the battlefield or
/, sns il the councils of the Nation,
,,,s,ned distinction, the highest
I'm IA, man can achieve, the dis
n a meritlng and receiving the
M respect and the confidence OF
q NEW him. Pursuit and duty lin
An lines Of his life. Domestic in
Il loved bis home. Home TO him
n retreat, a refuge; home was a
mn With affairs and idols, and there
N and loved and worshiped. Home
4 Vas a school, a training ground
. sart, soul, mind and conscience or
ntrusted to his keeping must be
M INTO goodness and fashioned into
ksy and beauty. In bis home he
.a.rsrch
Edrdgs was a lifelong member OF
|ret,ila church, who loved Its teach
'ririnclples aud by them guided end
eA lis life. Services were held at his
rss.nce at 3 p. M. un Tuesday and
|nali,s we're laid to rest in the came
ii Independence to sleep until the
va. angel by some creative touch
N.rima,e aud reconstruct his dust.
.sntei Of the Brennan friends or
arrted attended the last sad rites,
h them Hon. D. C. Giddings, Hon.
b haynes Hon. W. W. Searcey and
fW Schuerenberg.
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! lAsr is rrrr,,,r

! ~ Is, : CITING TEETH
w wlnsiov.o.l GA and Well tried
ss'Ss ~. d, ! so sSsas'a.p he grip
'l' best remedy s'i 70,
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SCARLET FEVER.

L
,'a Physician 7. o. Hynes an
\ =. case of scarlet fever, To-
I ~, 'es'aence OF Mr.. James Nc
.a street The patient is Min
!, ~. 0id daughter of the house
H. - Of the continued spread of
n n. mild type. DR.. Hynes has
n Ina ' Sat which the second
It FI,a aaa advertised for Friday
Pes a. enhs. park. DR.. Hynes
kA church largo on letting the chill
as sutinunso r !. 70 any gathering, and
sssetn.iu,e' this policy till the dis
eradicated from the
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-08-02

$4,000 to loan on city property in amount,
from sioo 70 $500. W. II. olsehewske. "a
KAN building
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FOR SALE.
oASGiNG AND T1ES-Car loads and less:
ASK for prices II. d. Taylor 4 Sons, Hous-
eou 10

JUST RECEIVED. car fun leather ton nnr-
gies, with rubber curtains and storm
apron: wide or standard Tread; your choice
Sis. Edward clarendon. dealer In all kinds
ot up,to-date vehicles, harness and rubber
tired buggies Franklin avenue and Caroline
street
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FUNERAL NOTICE.

August /. at 8 O'Clock a nj,
Mrs. Adela Crowl, aged 81 years, wife of
Sidney Crowl. The funeral will take place
from the family residence. No. 2017 Clay
avenue. this wednesday, morning at 1U:00
O'Clock. 1nterment in Genwood.
Friends OF the family are invited
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LOST, FOUND. STRAY. STOLEN.

LosT--On Milan street. bunch OF letters.
opened. valuable only TO me. suitable re-
ward for return to FIT Main. or az Milan
street. John A. Stewart.
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SUMMER RESORTS

DELIGHTFUL ROOMS and the best ianie
board at No No. 6 L, S5th. street. New rsrA
City. one block from waldorf-Asloria bum
mer rates cheap.
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INTERNATIONAL STOCK FOOD now on
sale at kieslinE's DRUG store. so2 Main st.
corner Prairie Ave. 1924
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NOTICE TO CONTRACToRs-Seil propos
r. Rcsbt rough. county CLERK IiaiIIson eoun-
ty at Marshall. Texas until u o'eioek hun
August i0. 1899 for the erection Of a three.
garsbaji Teyas for SAID county. Each
proposal must be accompanied by cert.hed
check for 1890 and drawn payable 70 the
order OF Hon r. r. Liulejohn, county tre
seen after August ! at the Office Of g. G..
Lancaster. architect. Marshall. Texas. ana
at San Antonio. Dallas and Austin oihees
OF j. RELY Gordon. architect. II. T. LSt,
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SITUATION WANTED by n colored boy, II
years old, to wash dishes or do housewoIk,
Address G659. this office. 3
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FOR RENT.

FOR RENT--New ix-room cottage. with patn
and sewer connections and servants room.
1910 Austin.
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FOR RENT--Four-room cottage at Morsan's
Point. Apply J. ID. staples. box 81. Hous-
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wants position as office boy or cash boy |.
good worker; best reference. Address h662,
this office. J
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SECOND HAND TYPEWRITERS. all makes,
from s25 90 to $50 90: guaranteed TO be In
j. ]. Pastoriza Ptg. G. Litho. Co.. Hous.
ton. Texas. u
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LOG RELIGIOUS works (Methodist) for sl2 so:
DOCKS cost over $i5 new. and are In good
ohtition. ]. s. Purdy. 9
LADY'S WHEEL, in good condition. for
sale cheap. 1909 Franklin. 7
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by mddle-aged man
With small family, to take charge of market
garden, understands the business; ON shares
or MAges Address 6U6l. this Office.
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FOR RENT--one almost new double store. on
Main street, so feet from northeast corner
OF court house square, two large show WIN.
cows In each front. centrally located In
city OF Wharton. best city In southwest
Texas. Apply to Frank Ellison. Wharton,
Texas, n
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GOOD BOY, IL years old wants n Job TO work
ir office or around house; anything he can
get Address 6626. this office. )
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MUST BE SoLD-Choice building lots very
shear; Second ward; ,o close In, don't mlsss
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AGENTS WANTED.
PROFESSIONAL.

DETECTIVE AGENCY-Trained detectives
furnished for civil and criminal investisa-
tons; reasonable rates. correspondence So
mcitsa. James Mcoahs' poA i'v' i-S.'' Il
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A STEADY, sober, reliable old gentleman
would like to find n good home with some
nice family. to work about the place Coco,
this office 3
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MISS CARRIE CUMMING, at Woman Ex-
change, will riye free lessons ia art en-
broidcry, Bar.nLburg and point lace ourihg
August. lnateriais at reduced prices. Call
and select your work. .
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STEADY, reliable man, 5S, wants place 60
work for board aud very small pay: do any
kind OF light work handy with tools; good
Iolerenees. Address 606l. this office.
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ANTHRAX OR CHARLTON and blhckleg pre-
vented by pastour Vacoine5 1.-THE genuine and
original. For information address p. W.
Hunt. State agent pastelr Vaccine Co.
Fort Worth. Texas II
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FOR sALE-Great bargain. fine two-story
hotel. with long established business. new
building waterworks. cistern, near depot
and not far from town. owner falling
health. Write for terms. Conner Conner,
Brentwood Texas. 4
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BIDS AND PROPOSALS.

are invited TO submit
plans for the erection of a building Tor tne
agricultural and horticultural departments
until n, m, August 81 1888. Particular
obtained by correspondence with the under
signed. L. L. Foster, president.
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

FOR SALE-Backsmith ana woodwork shop.
with tools and material, also my residence.
Address Box 1874 Bartlett. Texas. z
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-03-04
HonsoNss GREAT PROMOTION.
VIII Have the Relative Rank Of
Captain NJ titr Age of 70.

NhsN YORK. March "A d. patcs3 20
the Ttibans fTarn Warrington says:
The pTess( ents nomination o: RicharA
Pearson Helssoa 10 IL advanced ten uuna-
teGs from SO ! GA the LIST Of assistant
rasal constructors ss said ~ naval officers
t. constitute the greatest lnatersa. promo
tEcu AS a recognition of gaI,autry III the
history of the naval service. II y i make
hlAscn a captain az the age 81 thirty
fsss advany esie 81 amounts "a ~ numbers
ia tae tine nj the navy. which y :rnIas ka-
be IN comparison NttA tif* single uAslruer
secured by Admiral Dewey eight ni4En-
hrrs fss Admiral samrsun and from three
Ia ave each oy ether officers dUring the
war w{th Spain. " hea ( VS. proposed %
proa. tc Ho'ason 20 the faDi ri the grade
If lieutenant commanders. ;be tur4W"
SIR united - about Js4 numbers only. bat
.sfRd ;Aa nomination made toaiay Ho1tson
sktpS over al ine lieutenant commanders
ana g2es nearly to the Top ~ the COM
n1ansarst Isl. STA far relative rau3s IL
concerned Uf ;ae seven navel roHstri4c-
segx wbu e.l continue sifnzsf"F ga Pin.
ss@-s wii Epeesiisy retire Constructor
F'easter nexs Angst Constructor Var
nun in April ueXi 81 ar au3 f'n,ct Coft-
stTucsrT fsic4besn. sho under the rev
ptfs~nues laN yanes ~ rfsr ~ mira, on
siarcn aws On tHAf 8ata Constructor
sfsuu Hf sake ta~ rank ara gay az
oaplN.H. %us Hfst.l AugtssT Il fali sw3ng
SGT he reach TIE szR ~ fhsrty-cne
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-03-04
PRESIDENT HAS ITS HANDS Full


WASHiNGToN. March 9 Present Nc
ktussE VII - 70 tse sspisel Il 10 q clock
tcnorToa morning aud remain there during
the closing aaars IF canETeSs. This has
been the customary praesiec with many
presidents "a The eicse ef the short ses-
sion. whoa tAe passage OF important bills
i Gc.aget frcagent 1nfn asm1St tAe
constitutional expiration NJ congress
During the day The president approved
the folsswins bills. IL addition 70 those
ALREADY reported
For taking the twelfth census: Buffalo
exposition blgi. 10 reimburse governors of
states and territories for expenses in
Cured ia the Spanish war providing "A
building for the department Of Justice in
Washington. naking appropriations for
the fortincatioas and tlle works of de-
Tense. To enable the city 81 Albuquerque.
n M "a create q certain Indebtedness:
for ruaic buildings additions. etc.
follows: Stockton. cal. Las Angeles
Cal, Salem Ore. and I.eadviiie. Colo;
also those authorizing First Lieut.. John
Il Williams Third artillery, Col. Victor
Fifquain Third Nebraska volunteer IN
fantry: and Brig. Gen. \. T., Bates. L. s.
V. Ia accept certain aeGos atiens and hon-
oYa from foreign lssteufatess authorizing
Admiral Selfridgc and other officers ar the
United States navy 10 accept medals pre-
sented to them b. tae Russian govern
mont. creating the Mount Rainier Nation
al Park IN the state ~ Washington, and
the naval personnel niI
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ANOTHER GREAT Trust.
Leading Worstcd Wills 81 the Couu-
try 60 Into n Combine.

NEW YORK Marca THE Press this
morning SAYS what IS the first step in the
actual a-saa,g& nation IF tho entire wG9ien
Industry 81 tsi- country was taksu yexser-
Hay when tse manufacturers OF yrs EDS
agreed IA combine their Interests esad form
81 sse ArseriEan Waelee Company, With a
nations IN the various divisions ~ the lgs-
a8stfy egc arssr way, and W. te enn-
slifnTES;si To short tlrre. az the ST.
ssH 800 stock az the American Woalei Cefa-
5ssnv. SfGttH.Hss 81 csSh which w.n repre-
cent itS working capital. was subscribed sn
fnss city yesterday ~ Iess fNan san gifn~
uses. Toe remaining ss4@e Hssi afr he n
ysdf8 inns 80 go csc ef preferred ard 81
@ng@9 81 c8nmea stock Tbs SD ere 10
VII r@pfFeeni fh@ Xa1Ne ~ she uyop~f .sss
@niea have pooled saeiY interests NOT
dollar II & III De wassree.
TIse cfUna asts comprising the rafrtiua-
f&fn t1F7ssff Ss-Sf Tfig~ are.
The Washington company. ~ Lawrence
Mass the Riverside HarzssF ctmparT {
prots isare. al - char,es FtFts Hsf's Mills
which ars in Providence. the oswag FaI's
she Blackstone AMI fhs uafifS Of James
Phillips IL. f',1oheuFS MSS
James Aver. 81 Lowell Msss waS lest
al prssiae3,t. ard 4 q Isaiarsf a. c. 81
tf.ls eity. the selling agents = tae mew
COMPANY.
The cenaes as fofrne; Yesterday con-
tasrS abe fsFxess - the rstN owners, vet
several eafsida are - Fa tsken sns0 stle
rsneern. The owners will L.. Invited tn
enter tba sEm7Tan*. rattinr 10 iasss pants
~ thrsr rest Tatuf and tSsff< ste = for
thaBa or ne uaills vi ha puFsaagsd Get
faEaf
il aaaitgon 10 the branch - taa stssls
whss.a ~as consoit3ASea YESTERDAY, shefe
u IN process ~ f0r1sa stsu combination
NJ sha makers Of ths finest usn's wear.
ThiS esg@aany Will .nsgede ths tsloi'e n 7eAi-
esi Company, - t.tseat als ire ss2ek ssttf,
.asau.. usIE.s. sfse HeesauliFn hess 1aaa,
featuring COMPANY th@ Se~ England
II aofeu Mills. fiae Slssla9ysi.s A2ossa Garf
s4fny AMI 3fas Agnfflcsa Assls
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NORTHWEST MEMS NOTES.

Davenport BOASTS ~ well twenty. threa
feet deep IN which Ice remains frozen
the vsar arpuad The family owning X
use II "a q :sfrigerator 70 keep milk
coet
T'f1e frat toNn copneii fer Aslia city
lgas ifesn elected. TIE ensincii. which was
elacsed on February TN, Is roInpnsed ~
l.. =. Kinney. pf, ! +. pmliip. a. J.
clair. NJ. r Jameson. art Col. r.
Hmghs@ mr.. phisiip wa< elected chair
man, ard J. T. Sannons clerk.
The Northwest Fair Association starts
tie ntR vea~ MA bright outlook The
Treasurer reports sna available assets Of
ihe asa3csatlan At aboHs san plth prom
SEQ assistance from the railroads a. heaf
sfam- Al recent fnte ttgsS tbs. following
oTsoevN were chosen fsf fhc ensuing year.
President J. waefaaa clarke ~ Fair
havsr. visN president Charles " uor.
thea 81 lgsssssa treasurer George II
Gage ~ New Wnascnrn. hoard es direct
ars z :. Ellae Welra-ne. T. Iialloran.
fsss3son John simf ssn- fsesa0u A ] II.
istYsnuf Cnnps eiiie g. II @tessnaerg Gus
ter. ssssaTge e. fsilshs Orsss iaIE ri G. NJ
HAgsby f.vasiew II 4 SIR n. Mountain
Ntew t'Yru~ Cats Fairiayen Edward
Fac hef, @ew y asseots. !, y Miller.
rlalne. = e. IenSsna. New whasaefn W
Mslt.
r T. FlsTres. - Portland. has asei.isi
e - - eaaBety az tse n 5zlsta of ss=
<Hssa ssssr. sn the OH stanley towns -.
he aIfea1N has 8 ranns~x ~ South Pnn3.
ana maa flef@safnTe eaanea ~. sa1rsssfi
uaueit ta zee NaSsl bore. aut has fyHna
tAst tnss afmssy - isse - become sgs5&lss 4
or sssfeB3sfssf S. quality ~ stsTls par
ftessiaEaf ln stormy wastiaw1 az during
heavy rans 81 fs~fs Tfas %aksl y an es-
es}.gHk Ea,naug3 stream, as7a h&s At fsirsss
taxed ssft cafAessv - sig~s anmeFy tend
err sss she ;fsrzs@f IKE nz~ gannery sfsi
Ne peEy spaYea1eat ta gaa Newa assa fsexY
rivers B8si al palN flss fSA 81 thate
rivers 8s we4 Iac s uta BegA4 came -
~li1 asrgafsef 3sYen8 agsgH ff@ ~ isays
ard pegs rieeFs, ~ Baguss packed over
Is ga cate sa@g ye&r &fs3 4 saats neAs.y
$500 ~. - ST q. a. -. ..ia.ra.
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ORDERS TO REGULAR TROOPS.
Important Changes TIA the Dfxpo~l-
ton of a Number Of ReginenIs.

SHlNGTUN March 3--Tae war de-
pal tnent today ordered one field afiieer
ana four companies OF the Twerty-foulxh
infantry. one fTon Fort Douglas and three
from Fert Russell. Wye. - proceed ~
onee 70 Honolulu. The other movements
are az faslovss
Fourth artillery headquarters and enc
battery from Washington barracks 20 Fort
Monroe. Va; one battery from Fort Me-
Henry 70 Fort CaSswen n G.
f.fth artillery, one battery from For;
Hamilton. y. T.. 10 Governors is,ana
New York
SEVENTH infaasry, enc company from
Pert Nasns, hica.. to i'iatisburg bar
raCks. y Y. one ec.np4ag from Fort
Wayne e Mason b9Fe.lcks. y. " as4o
cs1sFany from Fora Smelling, Man. 10
Fort MePat rapH. Ga. one company fsorn
Fort Smelling 10 Fort f-roet Nef aa,
COMPANY from Fort Sheridan, Ills, to
Fort PofZer, N y, aad on. cSa.sstily
from Fort Sheridan To jefferson harrata Ks
30.
.rwenty-foor,h Infantry. ore compiny
from Fort Douglas. Utah, 10 Vancouver
barracks. Wash. o1e company srnrn Fort
Doug,as 20 Fort HARRISON. Mont. oue conn.,
pany fron>F0g Douglas 10 New F'ori S1sis-
kane, Wash; 1ne company from camp
Pilot Butte. Nyo.. 10 Fort Ass,ntbolne.
Mont
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SANTIAGO Is pARALYZED.
GEN. Brooke's Order Pitts an Imme-
diate stop to Public Work.

SANTIAGO DE CJBA, March s--se-
tween 2.eG and 3,9n men have been sud
denly thrown out az work in the province
nf Santiago, over sea in the infn.diat !.
.eighborheod al this city. Although Gov
ernor General Brooke his wired samD re-
ausrcd for the February pay roll. there is
stlIl a deficit Of nearly SO. 600. and the or
derS from Havana still hold good limiting
the expenditure during the month OF
March for the entire province 30 sln ee
The effect OF this order on Civil Gov
s.rnor Castillo. Mayor EacarJii and other
Cnhans prom neni in official circles is
simply paraiyzing.
Groups of men on street corners. In
clubs cafes. etc. openly abuse the admin
Istrasion saving tina; the Spanish were
infiniteiy preferable. as insthe worst times
during peace considerably more rneF were
engaged on public works under the old
reg me than are now so employed.
The new regulations have brought tn "a
standstiii ail the public improvements tn
Guiding the dredging of the hartor road.
making and sewerage.
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FILIPINO VESSEL BURNED
eun5oat tosccrd Des;ress tarxo
OF frox iSious-NIsasga Military
District Established.

Ssses, al Dispatch Ia sks PaSt-f9telllgencer
MANILA. Marrh a.~The gisnhsat Con-
cora mas returned from Ia esEsan. ;fse
ofTEtfH terminus Of the ra.lroaG where
SEE harmed an lnsaYgesg schooner loaded
WITH provisions The Yorktown Is nov
patr0i.rs there
There hlss been some dssuitars picket
mrs On the front % the First Montana
infantry.
3gaaasoure mas again been hoSnharssesi
% the guna0at Lgguna DE Bay and q
Iaftcry 81 the Ssstn artillery. the enemy
EaFtng CONSTRUCTED new trenches there
NG} u n Gus / as issued an erdeF estaD-
Hsnaas Stsayan military district cnsa-
pras'ns Panay. Cebu. Negroes and ether
supervision of Brig. Gen. Miller
tat James F. Smith. Of the First Cali
iornia infantry. commanding tha suis-fsis-
uet OF NssFos, has been ordered ~ ar
SaniZe an armed gative evil police az 2f9
msn and put them ander military dis
eipiiRe.
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EaFasss8sat AiehiniEs. rs his late isssxtoH
syssssea ttss3 ssateffy q pretty raArp thfsa
y aen sse stated sass gHstE@ "a pa wssa lfsv
patient faF gasa raasgsfs& sof wass . year
zase ampacsmfiy Needless ~ sts larger RS
@8its ny,' sss4 HTSs 80 ssy against the TAR.
~ s8ssss eCf3@sEls1esse&s 8f ssssir gwn ats
Tsls w1ii a#stss "a 5He a8MpH os g 1szssi
-ra@E EbeEss4l ggs1N wno wmgs aTgsnx rffs
president. 10 engage In wsy s4sH sT4fsa
wfsez rs ~ae ssrfrtnF sssfssentiY mn8 ln
sfs teaznar sfe ,st,stts IN ssl4A f. Tae4e II
9ne E@@8.swa ssws n sHNaTe.fs u nsgsa Gasa
easaa Fsss gsss esaAe8v4 ~#fa sssr Asstssg III
fssaHHks u wtjE - g..su n .@rs& N3a gsr
weess sasrs fzfsz fer ta<st war ~ ard ear
- aeasast t. az asss ~ fNs. ra@ss p sks.sss-
ira - sztssesns ~ ssfassssa EsaiA4Assa fhas NJ
- nfs@. n anN asnxsgaxs ~ sn1 gsra~4ssesss
esFs8ssiss FfaeS s4 Exy agasrNs sge far
Ts.ssAsE.ss s0gaNsxss is-ssts yss % his s.vn sss
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>or ~ THE suslrna cown,xE.
Kansas city Company Denies That
Is Has Reen Absorbed.

KANSAS CITY. MARCIA zA. r. Meyer,
president al TIE Consolidated SgTsesting and
re ining Company af Kansas cssy. eila
works AZ Argentine. Kan. l.esas.lle. Col
ara E fsaso. iaxas, today denied that his
ssSsmpaHy Easi entered ta~ combine az re-
Fsl.Fs az precious metals announced III
A.ttSsa9rg, Mr. Meyer said
Oar company has not been absorbed
by tlsS combine and d. net know that
IL vii be- Me- sleslfs.te osyer far the stock
81 the Consolidated Ssia Ting and Rein
sag Company. has. 10 my knewledge. been
made
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Helen .ou,d on the stand.

ALBANY " Y. March MISS Helen
Gauil was on the witness stat.d today In
the trial az Margaret +. Cody accused Of
attempting to b.ackmail tine heirs NJ the
late jay Gould Miss Gould Identified let
tiers from Mrs. cody. dated Mare3, 1896.
ard a.sn a ictter daspyi Denver October IS
fsas. and sigacd by Mrs. Fitzpatrick.
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mHEELAAN k,IIED N COLLISION,
talifornisnS Meet Ina the Darkness,
With Fatal Result.

SAN JOSE. tai.. March two bicycle
riders. Dave Arafs and Iaaa Murphy, co.,
ldesl ea the country read between May
Held and Mountain View while riding ia
the lark .e.ss ~ high rate ef speed Arati
was Killed. almost Instantly. Murphy WAS
cas and bFsiEi and had an the fingers al
MS left hand broken
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British Trndc In liza wall.

LONDON, Match 3.--ln The iaoNse q
to-day the parliamentary secre-s
taFy If the fareiga oifice. Ri. Hon. John
IL o6arick. replying te question relative
10 British trade N Hawaii sad the Rr,t-
issh ambassador al WASHINGTON. sar Julian
pauacefnts ras made rcnfesentatiars 10
the government. Of the United States CALI
ins at;.rtsun - the eseef up1n the Brit
ism trade of iiae application of the United
State navigation laws III ilse newly ar-
qgtrea possessions ef the United States.
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rreseets stamp Miii nurnea.

PRESCOTT. Ar.z.. March 7A disas-
trous tire occurred this afternoon I'm the
r tx Bae ini,se. resulting IN she complies
destruction Of the stamp mill and the aoiss
h.ss sasi aefs cnn1yIesss al a COS, of over
ssetse AMI wAs ssaFiea up Wednesday for
Il trial fun. The total loss Is over $500.
win ts LrsMranse.
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rts.>trsa,sa. /. nrsoIt rioy.
sehess see Ia as~xthraw NaearsEusa
Government k~ Syndicate.

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