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AN EXPLANATION GIVEN.
Won BuelOw Informed ReichStae Of Pur-
chase OF Islands.
DENUNCATION OF THE ANTI.STRIKf BILL
n.c,,red 10 he N Deliberate Blow at
the Rights of the German
workingmen.

Berlin. June 6-The minister of foreign
affairs. Baron Won Buelow. in the reich
stag to-day made statement on the sub
ject OF the German Spanish treaty for the
cession OF the Caroline. Ladrone and Pc
lew islands. He said that in order to
round off the German possessions in the
Pacific and in view of the German COM
merclal interests which had long existed lii
the Caroline islands. I'VE considered it
our duty TO take care OF this group so that
in the event of change In ownership it
should not be lost to Germany"
The minister then read the text OF tho
agreement, which was concluded Februa-
ry r. 1899: First, Spain cedes the Caro-
lines. Pelews and Ladrone islands, except
the island of Gaum. in consideration of a
compensation OF 900 pesetas.
Second, Germany comedies the Spanish
trade and agricultural enterprises in those
islands the same treatment and facilities
as conceded to German trade, and comedies
to the Spanish religious orders of the ISL
ands the same rights and liberties as the
German orders.
Third, Spain will establish naval, mer-
camille and coaling stations in the Caro-
lines. Pelews and Ladrones and will be
allowed TO retain them in case of war.
Fourth. this agreement is to be sub
mitted for the constitutional sanction of
the two countries and Is to be ratified as
soon as the sanction is given"
Continuing, Baron Won Bueow said an
understanding had been arrived at with
Spain regarding the mutual granting Of
conventional tariffs such as correspond
with the wishes and interests OF Germa-
nay, as we'll as with Spanish trade
In spite of the request of the minister of
foreign affairs, Herren Babel and Richter
In behalf of the German leftists during the
course of the debate on the supplementary
estimates, vigorously attacked the Span
German agreement.
Herr Bebel assailed the strikes bill and
said it constituted the most violent attack
ever made upon the freedom and human
dignity OF the working classes and came
at the moment when on the other side of
the Vosges mountains the wrong done to
single individual is being repaired and
when on the other side of the Alps the
monarchy was trying TO undo by amnesty
the wrong done at Milan during proceed
Ing year.
The speaker then described the bill as
shameful and was thereupon called TO or
der. The secretary of state for the in
terror, Count Won Posadowsky Wehner. re-
piled that the bill was intended TO cope
with the eXcrescences upon the right of
combination" which, he added no-state
could tolerate, but It was too important
to deal with casually and would be de-
bated later on.
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For twenty years Dr.. Hathaway & Co
cave been extending the field Of work. and
yearly adding to their reputation In the cure
Of all those diseases of men which are so
terrible in their results to both mind and
body. Today they easily stand at the head
OF all institutions of the kind. and their staff
OF physicians ami surgeons is recognized
throughout America and abroad as composed
OF the greatest spceisliste in their line.
All OF the old time methods have been dis
eerded BY this firm of specialists and modern.
scientific treatment alone is useG-a treat
mem which is so invariable in its results
mat guarantee OF complete and permanent
cure Is given in every case taken.
Not only are cures made speedily. but the
whole system OF the patient is built up and
len In state Of perfect physical. nervous
ana mental health
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MINNEFEE STILL At LARGE.
Heavy Rewards offered by Authori-
ties and Citizens.

Atlanta, Ga, June 6.--Harvey Minnetee.
the negro who is being hunted by posse
for the outrage of Leonine Smith, the
S-year-old daughter of John Smith, is still
at liberty. The authorities have offered
$3.50 for the apprehension OF Minnefee.
Today the following circular was spread
broadcast on the streets Of Atlanta;
$500 REWARD
ITO Apprehend the Notorious Rape Fiend,
Harvey Nunnefee,
HE is nov hiding in a ten mile swamp
one mile from Austel, Ga. The citizens
of Paulding, Douglass and Cobb counties
have been pursuing the flead and are ex-
hausted. They bee the people of Atlanta
and vicinity to come to Austell on trains
leaving Atlanta 4 p. m, AIS p. M SIS
p. m and II p. m. All who can so will
please report to Mayor of Austell, Ga.
This man is heavily armed and dehes
the law. Please come out and help us.
Lovers of Womanhood
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FOREIGN.

British government vouchsufed no In.
formation relative to the Canadian bound
airy matter further than that negotiations
are stIn proceeding
Admiral Dewey has sailed from Hong
Kong on the Olympia.
Conference between Britons and Beers
IN South Africa was concluded in cor
dial manner Nothing given out as to
results,
Won Bulow explained to the reicbstag tine
purchase of Spanish islands by Germany.
There Is great mortality among the
yellow fever cases at Vera Cruz
People of the British West Indies are
again agltatng the question Of annexation
to the United States
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OVERWHELMINGLY.
New Orleans Voted for Sevyerar
Drainage nu1 p,tra

New Orleans Voted for Sewerage
Drainage and Pure Water.
New Orleans, June G.-New Orleans To-
day overwhelmingly decided in favor of a
special tax of Two mills for sewerage.
drainage pure water, paving, park and
other Improvements. The plan contem-
plates an expenditure of $4,000 900 in the
next few years the tax paying the princi-
pal and Interest of the bonds which will
run thirty years. Women property hold
ers were allowed to vote and were mainly
instrumental in gaining the victory, having
central league and clubs III every ward
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FOREIGN BRIEFS.

KINGSTON, jamaica Recent advres iron
the French island OF Guadalupe indicate 10
continuance OF the so-called race war there
LONDON The Vienna correspondent Of ts'
Telegraph says that Rigo. the gypsy mussla.
who eloped with. Princess DeChimay, Saa.
returning with the princess TO Austria DIED
at Alexandra.
MERIDA, Yucatan Many Cubans who bad
come here during the war and alterwarai
went back to that island are returning tearing
continued disturbances They fear there nay
be an outbreak against the American i'ic''
garrisoninP the island.
CITY OF MEXICo.-The government hn
awarded to an American. William K smoos
of Watching on, the contract for ha.nor y, NolA
at ManzanIllo, amounting TO S6OOc,@ lAnl.,
can). The plan calls for a brelkwati o.
granite blocks ballasted with round aohe
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PHILIPPINES.

Administration Intends to press the
campaign in the Philippines at all hazards,
fearing action which may be taken by
congress. More troops are to be sent to
Otis at once.
Luna courtmartialed one OF the peace
commissioners. who was sentenced to
twelve years imprisonment because OF
friendship to Americans"
Halls column has occupied the pcnin-
sula OF Morong. but failed to capture any
Insurgents.
Natives annoy the American troops by
fighting at night
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WHOLE TOWN INDICTED.

Every Adult Male Citizen of Prince
ton, ky.. Held In Contempt.
Princeton, Ky. June 6.-This town had
an unusual experience in the arraignment
OF every man in It for contempt OF court.
II happened through petition signed by
all the men in town asking the grand jury
net 70 indict Insurance companies and a.
indictments were found. The comm n
wealth's attorney moved 10 proceed
against the slgners for contempt of eour,.
After considerable argument thu Judge
fined each man l cent aud he decision was
applauded by the defendants.
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THE BAKER BOYS TRIAL.
The Calling Gun Has Had Good EFF.
feet in QuietinG the Citizens.


Cincinnati, June 6.-The Times Star spe-
cial from Manchester, Ky, says There
has been no trouble here yet. Colonel
Williams, who has a battalion OF State
troops here. is taking every precaution
against creating trouble. This morning the
Calling gun company gave an exhibition
drill to show the feudists something of its
oapsbility. They regard the machine with
perfect amazement and It is having a
quieting effect upon the boisterous young
fellows who on a previous visit OF the
State troops were disposed to make
trouble.
Judge Eversole and the county officials
are making ready for the trial to begin
Thursday. None of the principals or wit
nesses will be allowed in town until every
thing is in readiness. Excitement is run
ming high. There are reputed to be about
$50 each OF the Bakers and Towards and
Whites, representing the fractional sides.
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could be represented by counsel. TINS was
followed by the excluding from tue sour'
room OF Police Captain Prices couhseh "a.
C. Henderson. who created a sensation at
the previous sitting OF the committee last
week.
The committee then, in an attempt TO
show corrupt practices by Police captain
Price in the Tenderloin district brought
out from John c. Ellis, former proprietor
of Sixth avenue resort. story OF pro
teetion that did not protect.
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mANANA.s IMrRoNMMrNr.

Well Policed and Hest Sanitary Con-
dtttuns-t nsntisfnctorN Decree.
New York, June G.-Former United
States consul general to Havana, Ramon
o. Williams. arrived from Cuba today on
The Ward liner, City of Washington.
Speaking OF Havana, MIR Williams said.
The Improvement in thesoity OF Havana
has been wonderful II Is not the same
city that ! knew some years ago. II Is
well policed now and the best sanitary
conditions prevail. The death rate of Cuba
is far short Of previous years"
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said II expect to be defended Fuai,h
Herve or make him apologize OTHER 80
viii send message 10 the chGmosr ~
deputies"
In Petit Republique gives details o. Il
roN4list plot OF Sunday and asserts tAst
the Duke of Orleans has been Ia Paris
since Saturday. The paper saws he ia at
the residence Of Count d'Harcourt ana only
sees out at night disguised. 1t asks why
the government has not yet acted.
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HOT WEATHER NORTH.
Thirty-one PROHIBITIONS in New YORK
and Vicinity.

Washington, June GA flicker OF light
ming in the northwest. after an oppres-
sively hot day, was pointed cut by the
weather bureau tonight as the guarantee
of thunder storms that would break the
seasons first hot wave within twenty-four
or forty-eight hours, The maximum tenn
perature here today was 96 degrees, SIX
degrees below Washington's record for the
first decade in June made In 1871
Abnormal temperatures prevailed ak
over the Atlantic and gulf coasts and IN
the Mississippi valley. The only two cool
spots on the weather map tonight we're
Helena, Mont where it was 20 degrees
and PASSPORT Me. where it was 90.
New York was 9S three degrees over us
highest record in 1895. but this was 'he
only record broken on the Atlantic coast
THU der storms at Pittsburg ard Bunalo
led the weather bureau to predict fairly
quick breakup of the high temperatures.
Chicago, June Cone death due to the
heat was reported today laborer named
Bolan and there were many prostratons.
The mercury touched 81 and the excess
sive humidity made the heat almost I'M
bearable severe thunderstorm passed
er the city shortly after noon. blowing
down many shade trees. and In the ousl-
ness section OF the city tore away a num-
Der of signs and awnings.
New York. June 6.-The record of the
hottest June day in New York since the
establishment of the weather bureau was
reached today From early morning, wnen
the thermometer stood around IS, until
late in the afternoon the mercury went up
steadily. At O'Clock the limit was
reached--9S. In New York City and sew
eral OF the nearby townI there were thirty
one prostrations recorded OF this number
only one death has so fai been reported.
Columbus, Ohio, June 6.-The heat here
today was intense, and for many hours the
thermometer hung around 80. Many pros
trations were reported and thezmbulances
were kept busy all day. No fatalities yet
known.
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COMMERCIAL.
Heavy hauIdauon and reports OF good
crop caused weakness IN wheat.
Stocks are ms apntheUc MS cotton.


An interesting meeting of the Daughters
OF the Republic
Tho officers trying to break up the
gypsy camp.
Regu!ar monthly meeting OF the board
oil school trustees.
The Houston Light Artillery arc on the
lookout for an armory
Contract VIII he let this week to re-
build tho Jouea building
The High school Alumni will entertain
the graduates toaiEA az the High school
Worl. soon to commence IN rebuilding on
the franchise Of the Texas western
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French Terms Used in The
Dreyfus Case.

In the general reports Of the Drey-
fus case are used certain French
terms which are not always intelll-
gible to the average American read
err Thus the court OF cessation"
Is the supreme tribunal of appeal.
lie du Diable" is DEVILS island, a
barren rock off the coast of French
Guiana in the Atlantic The Dor.
dereau" is a list OF things to be
noted--memorandum. "Canaille de
D." refers to the husband Of a
French woman who was flirting with
the Italian and German military at
taches. The phrase means rascal
of D." Petit bleu" is small
blue postal card. and is not to be
confused with the Partisan daily
A newspaper of the same name. The
: secret dossier" Is the bundle Of
papers relating to the Dreyfus case.
, 1t vas into this bundle that the
clumsy forgeries OF Colonel Henry
were injected.
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DOMESTIC.

The convention OF Modern woodmen is
in session at Kansas city.
Consul osborne denies specifically that
he has written anything CONCERNING the
troubles in Samoa
Rear Admiral Sampson insists That the
United States needs a very much larger
navy. especially number OF fast cruisers
The Wyoming train robbers killed one
oiiieer and wounded others In a pitched
hnttln.
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FRANCE.

Dreyfus received the formal notice OF
revision OF his case with face radiant
with Joy
II Piequart Is released by the ciyil au
thorites he viii be arrested by the mill
tary.
The senate voted confidence In President
Loubet
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Accused Can't Have Counsel.

New York, June 6.-.when the Mazet in
vestigation committee resumed its session
today the FIRST thing done was to declare
that in future none OF the witnesses sub
poenaed to appear before the commissioner
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sI't,lt1.

Houston Z, San Antonio II; Galveston 4.
Austin ..
Fitzsimmons is now on edge and is cut
ting OF some of the work
Chief Of police announces that the FIRST
heavy blow struck means the end of the
big fight
Jenries expresses confidence that he can
hes. Fitzsmmons
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Loubet Expects to BE pefenaea.

Paris. June CIV, clemenceau IN the
Aurore asserts that after the testimony OF
General Herye in the prosecution OF NJ.
Paul de Roulede before the court OF as
sizes on the charge OF melting the troops,
NJ. Loubet summoned the premier ana
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AGED HERO.
Decrepit Old Flagman Made paf'
ing Rescue and Lost His Lie

Decrepit Old Flagman Maue pa''
ing Rescue and Lost HIS Lie
Chicago, June I'm his efforts 70 save
9-year- old Mabel Smith from being crusnsa
under the wheels of a passenger tram ~
day Martin O'Malley, flagman, SacF'lesa
his own life. O'Malley was 50 years DIV
and for fifteen years had been nagnan -
the place where he died heroic asaA
today. The Smith giI- walked upon y. y.
track reading a book. She did nos ~
the approaching train nor heed me ssOa ~
of o'Malley. The old man dashed a. ~, y,
girl caught her by her long braid o. L.,
and pulled her from the track. IN ,u,mu .
to make his own escape he was run a0'-
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FOUNTAIN MURDER TRIAL.
territory Has Introduced An ~.
Evidence

hillstoro y NJ. June 6. In the ro,o.,,n
trial today Albert Fountain. eldest sor ~ ,ha
murdered man, was recalled.
'ls sSia 'eat his was the hrst rarity to tnd
blood and In his excitement =. $3.50.
recognized his fathers boot ,rsck rssr r.
s Se, soaked spot. bur was probably mistaksa
SUI. o. Tue men measured the tracks mi:
,to oS Tue last OF the evidence for the prosscu-
~ ths detense moved that the court ins,rnc,
sen iNtS 20 ma verdict Of not guilty The
hs e6 lssiq use to hear the argam,nt and said
40 AZ 40. snSeftsln the motion. He might
unaeF the present conditions. VIZ NV
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NO ADVERTISING PERMITTED.


Purpose.
Chicago June 6.-Senator Mason was again
the sole member Of the pure food commission
present TODAY when the scientists and makers
cf butter beer and wine tesuhed DR.. String
field Of the Northwestern university declared
salicylic acid was almost universally declared
in the beer drunk l. this country He said
he know Of cases where death was directly
traccable TO this
Senator Nelson's attention was called to the
fact that o portion Of the evidence given BY
DR. Riley had been construed into an indors0-
ment Of certain mixtures and used for adj
VertiCements Senator Mason said: ANY at
advertisement purposes will be promptly
checked ANY attempt to secure adyo.t,s:ug
by Falsely representing the testimony given
before Che commission will be GesGNwlth Sc
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DREYFUS' NOTIFICATION.
His Face Was Radiant with The Joy Of His
Joy Of Ills Heart.
A VOTE OF CONFIDENCE IN N. LOuBET
some of the More Notable Particle
pants In the Rioting to he
Tried at Once.

Fort de France. Martinique, June g.
when the dispatch boat Goeland carrying
she superintendent OF prisons and the COM
mander of marine artillery. who we're des-
ignated by the French government to noti-
fly Dreyfus of the revision of his trial. ar
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ARBITR ALTON.
Russian Scheme Was Hastily Pr,
sented--Pauncefo In Favor

Russian scheme Was Hastily Pre-,
sented--Pauncefot In Favor.
London, June THE correspondent 4,
the Daily News at The Hague says. nm
now confessed that the Russian arbltratlo,
scheme was only presented hurredly !,
Russia learning that England was ab,u
to present a scheme. Neither Russia 10,
America appears anxious to press It's
scheme and the work of the arbitrai.s
commission has mainly TO do with 10
scheme of Sir Julian Pauncefote, head d.
the British delegation, which is likely b
be adopted.
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snenl..r Reed,s ResisnatIon.

Portland, Me, June 6.-The argus ''''
morning says that Speaker Reeds Te''sA'
ton has been sent to Governor Powers 'l-
it is to be presented at the next ns''-'
of the governors council
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-06-07
Men Suffering
From Contagious Blood Poison
or any Diseases or Weakness
Speedily and Permanently Curea

Not only are the outward eu' ,.m0,.i
CONTAGIOUS BLOOD DISEASE ..,s. ~
but all the terrible effects OF the . ..rv ,.r
cured. the blood made pure anu nraril
OF the system restored to its proper
functions
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7iss=a
POLITICAL.

Tho New York congressional delegation
VIII vote for Henderson for speaker. thus
assuring his election without opposition.
Governor Johnston OF Alabama Is expect
ed 10 announce his plans definitely in a
short time
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WASHINGTON.

Official adyices received OF the disarm-
Ing Of natives In Samoa.
Formal order Tor the re-estabushment OF
the military department OF Texas has been
given,
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ferlns from the resuits--Of ss cdl.si o.
delay. but nut your case. in 'ns s,.s, sss'''
hdenee. in the hands Of these ~ nee.
ISIS "f''s % Cd nR HATHAw;Asss, : ga'..
200 Alamo Plsss' san s,sxiss ~
QUESTION blsnks ana sfps
tree upon applleatioa'
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yellow Fever ut Vera Cruz.

Vera Cruz, Mexico, June 6.--The dsaths
at this port from yellow fever in May were
144 out of 3OS cases. The rate Of mortality
indicates the virulence OF the fever. The
! heat continues great along the coast
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CEMENT

believed to Have Been Reached he
tween the British and the Beers.
Bloemfontaine, Orange Free State, June
6,-The conference between President Kru-
ger and the British commissioner, Sir Al
fred Miner, who is also governor of Cape
Colony, was concluded today. The presl.
dent and the high commissioner took leave
of each other in a cordial manner They
have agreed not to publish the result OF
their deliberations until next Wednesday.
distinctly hopeful feeling that an agree
ment has been reached prevails here
London, June IA dispatch from Bloem-
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released by the civil autno.' d, he vim
be arrested under a warrant issued by the
military authorities.
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Ctu.

Gomez has Issued hts farewell address
to the Cuban army 1t is viewed different
ly as the sylupathIcs OF the readers die
tate
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i, All personal . e h.
ters are held N CT.
sacred sscreey n o
reessprondsnce : "a
Main enyelcp..s.:. .iIsil.
etc ~ are sen. Inn y
nseksges. wiln. ~,
marks az any ~ sv' %.
Which H'Si might saoN
ture Of contents, "a.
II you have any ',.,,.
son to susUi'' ). u.
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BROWN, LANE & GARWOOn

fountain says that the conference bs,v,.,
President Kruger and Sir Alfred NM.
proved abortive.
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The Best Cure for Mh'" r,a,.
Chills and Fever is bottle Of u'S M ouirlr'
less Chill Tonic. 1t is simply IRON a. price *
T.. tasteless form. No cure no pay
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PIcauAnTs CASE.

III Released by Ci.'Ii Authorities He
Will BE Arrested by the Military.
Paris. June 6.-The sen i-officiel Temps
says the friends OF Lieutenant Colonel
Picquart have been intormsi tnat II he is
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VOTE OF CONFIDENCE.
mate of France Warmly Commends


President Louhct.
Paris, June Gin the senate today the
president, NJ Fnllieres, az thu openilg OF
the session. declared that, il the presence
of the scandals at Auteil on SI2!ty, moth
ing can shame the confidence felt IN the
republic, and he assured President lcuAet
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"H is Wise WAo
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