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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-11-22
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LOCAL,

The deep water committee lays out It's
plan of work
Public installation OF Catholic Knights.
Work of the Sunday night storm at
Rose Hill
Truck Growers association TO meet here.
The Irish societies will celebrate the
anniversary of the rebellion of 1898 to-
morrow night.
a movement to erect a monument to
the women OF the South.
The John Thomas Concert company one
Of the y. NJ. c. a. star course,
dinner given the choir boys Of Christ
church.
Meeting of ex-Missourlans.
Tho city reduces its fire insurance 25
per cent.
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to confirm the belief that a Boer com
mando has established itself at Willow
Grarge or near the Moot river and has
cut the telegraph wires. Nevertheless
whatever news nc British commanders
may have obtained from the south of the
disposition of the Boer commands in va
tai and tho condition Of the bcleuguered
garrlsons particularly, nothing has been
allowed to develop for the public intorma-
ton.
It is certain that owing 10 heavy work
of dcharkation and entraining at Durham
the preparations for the advance OF the
relief force is in no wise so advanced as
supposed
Colonel Royston's dispatch from Lady
smith finally disposes of all reports OF an
atber great British victory last Wednes-
day.
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THE PHILIPPINEs.

Agutnaldo has escaped between the lines
OF Wheaton and Young.
Tho whereabouts Of Generals Lawton
and Wheeler are mysteriously unknown.
Campaign is said bo ono Of hardships.
The Helena visited the wreck of the
Charleston.
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sPOlt

E, W. Hope OF sherman has been elect
ed as chief consul for l.. A. w. for
Texas.
Texas university football team has re-
turned home
A and NJ and Tulane elevens will play
football at Houston November u,
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DOMESTIC.

Vice President Hobart died at Pater-
son. y. j.; thq president issued proc
lamation announcing It to the country;
arrangements are being made for the fu-
neral Saturday.
At the annual banquet of the chamber
of commerce OF New York ex-spcaker
Reed made slgni1eant speech.
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not delay one day before y you bcdy
ciaIist. one 10 whom the hu nss ever Y
oren book and who understaaaaI, u vhss.
Of weakness and disease anu al as siprs'
proper treatment for a cure anrss
the adding OF a column oil NJ nsu. NEWT
For over twenty years pn.ainr Spk's1
HATHAWAY has been tns ~ has VI,
" Sea isi ia9 S0ant THAN hat q ssr
conditions have been the m arse' svsnsrsp'1
Dr. Hathaway makes no ssa sotac
sultation or advice. either a. an tie ~
mail, and when case Is s sai aud N
fee covers all cost OF meo'p'1
siopal services. -Ay. ~ "
j. NEWTON HATH ca.
Dir. Hathaway rriA
200 b. Alamo Plaxos ~"
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DUTCH ACTIVITY.
There II Danger that they win
Join the Beers.

Capetown, November 20. Monday--Re-
ports from the northern portion of the
colony are more assuring but there is
distinct danger OF Dutch activity espous-
ing the cause of the Beers. who now ef-
fectually bar three lines of entry into the
Free State Most of the students of the
Burghersdorp Theological seminary joined
the invaders after the latter occupied the
town.
Proclamations issued at Bloemfontein
Tuesday. November il. declare that the
whole of Grqualand West, except Kim
berley and Mafeking. are annexed to the
Free State. The proclamations are signed
C. II. Vessels. president of the volks-
yaad.
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POLITICAL.

Mr.. Bailey says that there are points
OF difference between him and Senator
Chiffon which should be explained in Joint
debates.
W. S. Jameson of Montague has en-
tered the congressional race in the Fifth
district
The democratic executive committee held
short session.
The argument on the Kentucky vote is
randy for snbmlssion.
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RAILROADS.

Changes among officials of the Atchison,
topeka and Santa Fe have been con
irmed.
w. b. Scott is suggested as success
sor 81 General Superintendent Resseguie.
Officers of tho Houston. Brazos and
Northern were elected.
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send the most reliable officer you have
at once 10 Rio Grande City with instruc-
lions to thoroughly. carefully and impair.
tally INQUIRE into the troubles between
the citizens and negro soldiers at Fort
Riuggold. Please also have troops re-
moved at once. Following telegram from
T. W. Kennedy, county Judge of Starr
county Copy of telegram sent.)
Joseph d. Sayers,
Governor of Texas.
Hon. 7. W. Kennedy. Rio Grande City.
Texas.
Austin, Texas, November 2l.--Telegram
received Have wired Washington and san
Antonio requesting the immediate inves-
tigatlon and removal of troops. In my
name urge upon citizens to be quiet and
10 rely upon me to see that Justice is
done. Assure them that ! viii spare no
effort and will act with all possible dis
patch in the premises. My adjutant gen
eral will leave by first train for Rio
Grande City for investigation and report.
Joseph ID. sayers,
Governor of Texas.
Joseph y. sayers. Governor Austin, Texas.
Rio Grsnde City, Texas, November q.
The negro soldiers opened FIRE on the town
without provocation. Citizens are quiet
but authorities will be powcrless TO main
tain order II the soldiers attack the town
again. G. Duffy.
Chief Deputy Sheriff, Starr County.
General McKibben. Commanding General
San Antonio
Austin. Texas, November 2l.-Folowing
dispatch from Chief deputy sheriff OF Starr
county, Texas, just received Copy Of
above telegram senU. ! shall depend ipon
your prompt and effective action in the
promises Am doing all can 10 quiet the
people, Joseph p. Savers,
Governor OF Tcxas.
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COMMERCIAL.

Cotton futures higher; Houston spots
1-l6c up.
Wheat was weak at the opening. but
reacted. closing higher; corn was strong
and closed higher, and oats and nroyi-
sions advanced.
The stock market is in waiting at
tltude
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AGuINALDo ESCAPED.

He WINS Too Smooth for Young and
Wheaton.
Manila, November ~. y. M
Agninaldo has escaped between
Generals Young and Wheaton. Cen
ernI Young is pushing toward Bay
han
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BRIEF WAR ITEMS.

caretoNn, November qi.-Tbe pr,,,sh
hoops reeceupled Naauwpoort sunday
Capstowr. November ?l.-It is o,ro,no.
from Naauwpoort that the Beers are peno,r
tg the bridges previously DESTROYED Nv
70 hsca rms; according to The Cape Times.
Was against orders. The same alitbority ~
serts that no defense Of Blaelufcntein is In
Durhin. November 2l.--The Natal yy,,,..
sseys: The Gornan fsrmer5 in mo Grsytoasn
s sls1et hays rsjeeted the Boer uilmatam TO
h"ss d h.sskanss or 70 quit their farms and
their homesteads. 'nem IRON
Durham. November si.-Generai cloy. act
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REPORT FROM BROWNSVILLE

Says that the citizens Attacked the
Fort.
Brownsville, Texas. November 81. -
Trouble occurred last night between the
citizens OF Rio Grande City and the col
ored troop stationed at Fort Ringgold,
citizens attacking the post. Many shots
were fired but only one man was wound
ed In the town.
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TRANSVAAL

Communication with Estcourt is inter-
rupted.
News from Ladysmith is not very in
telgent
Tho Cape Dutch are active and may
min Rnnrs
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A Land of safe Fairs.

Taylor Texan.
1t was the Dallas fair, then tne 4
fair, now it's the San Antonio lai
Houston big carnival on deck .
is getting to be land of state l'ls
fore we know it.
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FOREIGN.

Tho queen gave a banquet TO the en-
peror and empress OF Germany
a sanguinary battle between Colombian
forces is reported from Rogota.
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mind and body'S
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TO MEET AT HOUSTON.
Truck Growers Association
Called for December 1919.

Tyler, Texas. November 81. -
President j. W, Meltor of the Texas
Truck Growers association was In
Tyler today and notified The Post
correspondent that he had called
the association to convene in Hous-
ton December 10 and 49,
The association is composed OF
several hundred members.
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THE FUNERAL PARTY.
president, Members of the supreme
court, House and Senate TO Attend.

>""f', mouse ana seuute 70 Attehu.
Washington, November 2i.-Vlce Presi-
dent Hobart's funeral Saturday will be at
TENDED by the president and his cabinet,
the supreme court, the senate in body
ana a large committee from the house OF
representatives besides many other high
aignfaries OF the government. who will
journey to Paterson TO pay their last trib-
ute OF respect to the memory of the de-
ceased.
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New York, November 2i-James j. Jeffrics
and James j. Corbett were this afternoon
matched to fight twenty-five round go, or
TO a finish if the law permits. on or about
September Is next. The fight will be under
Queensberry rules.
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ing under instructions from Csp,r,l N
has issued proclamation annolhttf
the government will exact full coaps,yl
for damage done to property Of lcur|
Caretcwn, Mover Der st.-The M
News SAYS that Messrs. vaniex,w
Georgeber, members of the Cane ,s-]
have Joined the Boer forces at Colah,I]
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THE SICK MADE NJ!

Have you any pain, or acne, 2, , Mi,
Does your blood show that II fop ~
puritiesp Are You nersous' Do y'a
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-11-22

TO CURE a COLD IN ONE ~
Take Laxative Bromo Quinine t,|
All druggists refund the money mna1
to cure. E. W. Groves signa'u''
each box 25 cents.
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NEWS FROM LADYSMITH
Is Meaeer and Only Reports Of Firing Are
Received.
ESTCOuRT HAS NOT BEEN HEARD FROM
seven Hundred Beers Arc Lanacrcd
I'm the Vicinity OF TINT Town on
the Moot river.

Pretoria. via Lourenzo, Marquee. No
vember 2l.-Monday's report from General
Joubert's headquarters. which was pre-
sented to the Transvaal council OF war to-
day. says: Heavy gun firing was heard in
the direction of Estcourt Saturday and
continuous rifle firing is proceeding south
of Ladysmith, A small sortic from Lady
smith this morning was repulsed.
THE Transvaal heavy guns fred num-
Der OF shells into the town this after
noon"
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Mr. Moody Improving

East Mortified, Mass, NoVen.',
Dwight L. Moody passed coa,'1
day, showing a steady improvement
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slider his death loss to the entire coun-
try
Washington. Senator Fairbank: He
possessed the respect and confidence Of
the senate, rs well as OF the entlre coun-
try"
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Louisiana

Is noted for fine molasses. r.
fashion plantation. packed IN c'nH
best. Ask your grocer for H.
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Durham, November 2i.--communication
with Estcourt is interrupted.

Durham, Natal. Monday, November 90
Seven hundred Beers from Weenen took
up a strong position on the highlands thir-
teen miles south Of Estcourt Saturday,
occupying Turner's Farm, northeast OF the
Moot river. Major Thorne croft with a de-
tachment Of mounted infantry and the
Estcourt carbinocrs, engaged the Beers
OF whom three were killed including their
commander. The Beers withdrew, taking
zoo head of cattle captured at Turner's
Farm. The main Boer force south of Est
court is reported TO have retired.
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cur ,yeE WIRES.
hoer Comma Evidently nj VII
low Grunge.

London, November 20. a. m.--The an
nouncement from Durham that commune
cation with Estcourt is interrupted seems
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VACANT OFFICE.


Washington, November 81. - BY the
death OF Mr. Hobart the Office OF vice
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Estcourt, Natal. Monday, November 20
The rumors OF glorious victory
achieved by General white Weine5i lay are
etlll unconhrmod, Little conhdence is a e
tached to thsm, especially as the rumJrs
added that General White had threatened
to place many hundreds of prisoners In
conspicuous places should the Smelling o.
the town continue
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Durham. November a.-oeneral cloy. act.
Middletown transcript., 1899-02-25

PoPE LEO XIII, will enter upon the
nineiieth year of his age on March 2,
and the lwenty-second of his supreme
pontiGcate February 90. Two hundred
aud six5y-two Poatiffs have preceded
Leo XIII, out of these only seven have
occupied it for tM enty-one yeats The
average Length of a Papal reign is but
little more thaa seven years. Ten Popes
died wi hin a month after their elec-
ton, and The shortest reign in the his
tory of the Pdpacy is that of s.. Steph-
EMIL, which last d only three days OF
the 262 Popes who preceded Leo XIII,
lightweight have been canonizsd or
beatiied. Twelve Pupes have borne
the name of Leo and of the Lsos five
have been eanonized as s1ints. OF the
81 Cardinals living 81 are Italians, 4
French 5 Spanish, 4 Austro-H Hangar,
ian. 3 German, / Pole, / American, /
Belgian, l Irish, English. / Swiss and
l Australian. Pope Leo has created III
Cafdihals, aud during his pontiicate
123 Cardiaa 5 hty- PISS i away. Not
a solitary member of the Sacred College
TO which he was admitted by Plus TX,
forty-six years ago, is now wing.
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Glorious News

Comes from DR.. D. B. Cargile, of Washita,
|. 7. He writes: 'Four bottles of Electric
Bitters has cured Mrs. Brewer of scrofula,
which had caused her great suffering for
years. Terrible sores would break out on
her head and face, and the best doctors
could give no help: but her cure is complete
and her health is excellent" This shows
what thousands have proved that Electric
Bitters is the best blood purifier known.
Its the supreme remedy for eczema, letter.
salt rheum. ulcers. boils and running sores.
1t stimulates liver, kidneys and bowels, ex-
pels poisons, helps digestion builds mp the
strength. Only so cents. Sold at vaughan's
Pharmacy. Guaranteed.
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GENERAL LUDLOW has instituted in
Havana Society for the Prevention of
Cruelty to Animals, clothed with tho
same powers which similar institutions
here possess. 1t will stand between
the beast and his master, protecting
the latter and cutting the ears of the
former, which they have SO long de-
served without getting it. In bring
ing the city up to a reasonable standard
of civilization the work of the society
will be important, and General Ludlow
deserves credit for the promp:itude of
its institution.
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PASS IT ON

HAVE YoU HADA KINDEss SHoWNs
PASS IT ON.
TWASNOT DoNEFOR THEEALoYE-
Pass IRON.
LETIT TRAV D0WN THE FEARS,
LETTT WIPE 4NOTHER,S TEARS,
TILE IN HEA HENIT APPEARS
PASS IToN Unidentified.
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The rumor that the United States
Government is going to buy out the
Panama Canal Company ard carry its
ili-conceived work to completion has
probably no better basis of fact than
the numerous other tales that have
been put forth in the interest of the
Panama stockholders. THIS, however,
may be pretty confidently taken fer
granted, that no canal will ever be
completed and operated across any part
Of The Central American isthmus that
is not under United States control.
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EDITORIAL BREvIT1Es.

WEnEAR Of a nonogenarian in Bos-
ton who refuses to ges stirred up by
Gamaliel Bradford and Charles Eliot
Norton. When his neighbols begin to
predict the fall of the Republic through
lie annexa ion of The Philippines be
says: In my ninety years Pve seen
this country utterly destroyed so many
times that think / will not worry
much about his next disaster.n
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NORTH oARoL1NA's LATEST

We read in a North Carolina paper thai
"a tuTpentine hand" negro. twas run ov
erby the short accommodation train, com
pletely deraling it, and causing the engin-
eer to break his left leg while jumping to
save himself Our contemporary adds:
The accident was caused by the negro GO
ing to sleep on the track. He was after
ward arrested, and will be punished for
having been an obstruction in the way of a
railroad train" But what we are most in.
terested in down here is the state of that
negro's health after he had derailed the
train. Also what is the thickness of the
hide and skull of the average North Caro-
lima negro2 And why should they send the
poor fellow to Jail for unconsciously derail-
ing little thing like locomotive and a
train of cars?- ATLANTA Constitution.
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There's never rose i all woild
But makes some green spray svee;er;
There's never wind in all The sky
But makes some b. d wing f1ee;es;
There's never star but b. ms 10 heaven
Some silver radiance tender;
And never asIosy cloud but helps
To crown thesunset splendor;
No robin but may thrill some heart,
His dawn Ike gladness voicing.
God gives us all some small, sweet way
To set the world rejoicing. Anon.
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Discovered by a Woman,


Another great discovery has been made,
and that too, by lady in this country
sDisease fastened its clutches upon her for
seven years she witnstood its severest tests,
but her vital organs were undermined and
death seemed imminent. For three months
she coughed ineessantly, and could not
sleep. She finally discovered way to re-
covery, by purchasing of us bottle of DR..
Kings New Discovery for Consumption, and
was SO much relieved on taking first dose,
that she slept all night; and with two bot
ties, has been absolutely cured, Her name
is Mrs. Luther Lutz. Thus writes w. G..
Hammick 6 Co., of Shelby. N. @. Trial
bottles free at Vaughan's Pharmacy regu-
lar size SOC and $1.OO. Every bottle guaran-
teed.
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In her agony the miserable woman sent
her hated rival by post can of corned
beef containing arsenic.
The latter, being passionately fond of
food, partook of the beef.
There upon her complexion was much
beautifed.
Here, again, we have villany confounds
ed by what some people are pleased to term
fortunate circumstances.
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He FOOLED The surgeons.

All doctors told Renick Hamilton, Of
West Jefferson, o., after suffering is months
from Rectal Fistula, be would die unless a
costly operation was performed; but he cur
ed himself with five boxes of Bucklen's Ar
MICA Salve, the surest Pile cure on Earth,
and the best Salye in the World. IS cents
q box. Sold at Yaughan's Pharmacy.
Middletown transcript., 1899-02-25

Colonel Pilkington was foolish to negr
lect his business for the purpose of going to
the war What was there in it for him?,'
why, he was one of the bravest soldiers
in our Army, wasn't hep
"Oh, yes; but the people have forgotten
all about that. The only ones remembered
now are the officers who are writing for the
magazines or figuring in the supply scam
dals. - Chicago News.
Middletown transcript., 1899-02-25

The brewers are jnst like the can.
ners. They never, under any circum-
stances. use anything but the best and
purest materials. entirely free from
chemicals; but just watch them kick
against any law which takes them at
their word.
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The celebrated preacher had just finished
his sermon, when the reporter rose from
his seat at the back and started down the
aisle.
"Ah, brother" spoke the minister in q
voice that trembled with emotion. shave
you come to be saved?"
No, sir; I've come for copy Of your
sermon" n."-Pittsburg Chronicle.
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Deafness oannot be cursd

by local applications, as they cansAot reseh
the diseased portion Of the ear There IS
only one way to cure deafness, and that Is
by constitutional remedies. Deafness Is
caused BY an infiamed condition Of The
mucous lining Of the Eustaehian Tube
When this tube gets inAamed you have
rumbling sound or imperfect hearing. sI,a
when tits entirely closed deafness Is tkf Fs.
suit, and unless the inflammation can #
taken out and this tube restored u issner4
NAL condition, hearing win be destroyed
forever; nine cases out of ten are caused by
catarrh, which is nothing but an infalhed
condition Of the mucous surfaces.
We will give One Hundred Dollars FL
any ease Of Deafness (causad BY catarfhj
that cannot be cured by Halls Gafarfh Cure
Send for circular, free.
FL. CHENEY & CO., Toledo. o.
Sold BY Druggists. 75c
Halls Family Pills are the best
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sleep was Impossible.

Hives broke out on my body to such an
extent that a full nights sleep was imposs
ible. I determined TO try Hoods sarsapar-
lila. and after taking two bottles ITeIt that
was entirely cured. heartily RECON-.
mend this medicine Charles S. Lozier 81
Atlantic St., Hackensack, n. J.
Hoods Pills are the only pills to lake
with Hoods sarsaparilla. CSC.
Middletown transcript., 1899-02-25

SOME American and English Roman
Catholics in Paris have started a
monthly periodical. called "Che New
Era." 1t will represent literal type
of Roman Catholic thought, and will
devote special attention to social ques-
tions, as we'll as literary topics. The
capital is understood to be American,
but the editorial direction viii be
English, and the general tone cosmo-
politap.