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The silver blade. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1895-1903, 1899-08-26
German Cabinet to Resign,

Berlin. Aug 23-During recent cabi-
net meeting held at the residence of Prince
Hohenlohe, imperial chancellor, the cabi-
net agreed to resign, acceptance Of the
ministers designations is uncertain.
The silver blade. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1895-1903, 1899-08-26
Fence and Iron work..
American Yacht Won.

PORTLAND WIRE & IRON WORKS: WIRE
and iron fencing: office railing, ETC. es4 Alder
The silver blade. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1895-1903, 1899-08-26

write t. ma Nar Han PENSION
III r narklsoRD; Washington, D. c. they viii
staff Goth Corps. Prosecuting claims .,n VOLS OILS
The silver blade. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1895-1903, 1899-08-26

Mothers will find Mrs. Winslow's Sooth.
ing Syrup the best remedy to use for their
children during the teething period.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-11-22

officials, who have received oral assur-
ances of the intention Of the London gov.
ernment to reply favorably to Ambassador
Choate's note, but II is not believed thai
the answer will be submitted under two
or three weeks. The several powers an
preached have undoubtedly been exchane.
ing notes respecting the character OF their
replies and 1t is stated by diplomatisis
mere that Ii one would taken the lead the
other would quickly follow. For this req.
son, Great Brtain's apparent hesitancy
has caused considerable talk in diplomatic
circles here.
IL was reported this morning that China,
had conceded the claim of France to the
possession of two islands, which command
tne entrance to Kwang Chao Han ba,
NO information 10 confirm this report has
yet been received at the state DEPARTMENT
nut oihcials say that II this report be
true 1t is another indication of the grad
uai encroachment of the powers upon
Ghinese territory. In order that IL may
uefend its commercial rights In China.
tney say that this government sh Id have
written assurances from the powe oc-
cupying territory that they will be re-.
spected. Secretary Hay has made il plain
TO the powers that the United S,a,es has
no intention of siezing territory but pro-
pose to insist that The American trade In
terests shall not he disturbed by the az
QUESTION or extension of Spheres of in
finence in China.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-11-22
SEPARATE scHooLs MAINTAINED.


New York, November 2l.-rhe appellate
division of the supreme court in Brooklyn
has denied the appeal of Elizabeth Cisco,
colored. from the decision of the special
term, refusing a peremptory writ of man
damus to compel the school board Of
Queensborough to admit her children to
the public school on Brenton avenue, ia
maica. and make no distinction on account
of color. The woman claimed he right
to have her children accepted as pupils in
the school in question, but was told that
they must go to a separate school for
negro children. Justice Goodrich writ
ing the opinion for the appellate division.
says that the provision OF The constitution
which provides that the equal school tacil-
titles shall be furnished TO all children can
not be held to mean that the white chill
dren and the black children must be per-
mitted 10 attend the same schools. AS to
the question of the quality of the instrur-
tion in the school for colored children in
comparison with the schools for white
children. Justice Goodrich does not Iind
that there is any difference.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-11-22
TT is TRUE.
MIR. Rrsscguie Is tn Go to ToDckn ~
The Post stated.

Galveston. Texas. November 2l.-The
exclusively in The Post
this morning thai Superintendent c. r.,
Rcsseguc Of the Cult Colorado and Santa
re would succeed H. Z, Nudge as general
superinendert of the Atehison, Topeka
and santa re. was confirmed at santa Re
headquarters today. The charge VIII take
place about January !, though the exact
date has not yer been determined uron
Nj. Resseguie came 70 Galveston about
three wears ago from he Atohison 10 sle'
ceed Mr.. p T. Downs. He has proven
himself thorough railroad operator AMI
his promotion 10 the position T. he va.
Gated by Mr. Nudge is n resoVn'i on o.
thst ability which has made his success
here
MIR. Resseruie's successor bore has no
yet beer finally determined upon, bur tn
place viii in all likelihood 90 to Division
Superintendent Nixon, now of the Atshi-
s-n.
Colonel POLK left last nigh for chleago
and NJ Ressegile's successor Will proFa
bly, he determined upon as soon as he gets
there.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-11-22
Me,lc.,n Nn,ionnI sona..

New York November 2i.-Word was re-
ceiyel In Wall street tonight that tire
British court Of appeals had during the
day rendered judgment in the case Of the
Mexican National railroad, reversing the
decision OF the lower court and permitting
the company 10 proceed with plan fof
funding its per ceat bonds thfolsh az
issue Of sl500,OOO Mexican International
figes. According to the report the rail-
road expects to realize about s2OoOpoo ny
the oDerstion As the interest on the
first mortgage SIS of the Mexican Na'ionai
railroad has beer met regularly i - ps-
lieyed IN Wall street that The refuuding
plan relates TO the second mortgage
per cent income bonds
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-11-22
TEXAS VARSITY ELEVEN
fooibalIislS Have Had an Outing; Won a
Game and Last Another
A. AND N. AND TULANE ARE TO PLAY
VIII Cncisic varsity at Austin
Next saturday.

The members OF the football team o.
the city yesterday morning en- route to
Austin, after visit to Tennessee and
Louisiana having lost a game to Wander
bilt university Saturday and won n game
from Tulane Monday. In the party We're
r. W. Franklin, manager; Gordon CLARK
coach, Hart, captain, ovcrshnc. Scott
Saurs, Mcclellan McMahan, Cole. Schrci-
ner. Jenkins, Bird. Montelth, Russ Keller
and lum Cole.
Tho players arrived on the southern
Pacific and left at $50 on the Houston and
Texas Central FOR the University city,
Manager Franklin stopped over u day here
TO visit hts family. and continued The triE
last night The players appeared 10 be IN
fine shape, with the possiplc exception OF
Russ, the star quarterback who was
slightly injured in the game With Van,
dorhilt and who could NOT play Monday.
they speak in high praise OF the treat
ment accorded them while out OF the Stare.
1hty attribute their dereat AT Vanderbilt
to the absence ot Bethea. right half back,
and Thweat. first substitute bait back
who were unable to leave the university
at this time. being DESTROYS OF pntting IN
some extra work on their studies Al
Tulane Monday The team won by hard
playing. an1 II was at that game that
the first goal kick from The held wss
made by a Southern player this season
Al Nashville the Texans selected Misses
I Caldwell. Pitcher and Keith of Nashville
and Miss Keating OF Knoxville A. spou'
eors These young ladics attended tho
game in beautiful trap, decorated viii
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-11-22
MINORITY LEADERSHIP.
Richardson Is snid To Re Practicnlt,
Assured of selection

a special to the Herald from Washing
ton says. The selection of Re2resc lta-
tive James d. Richards n as the leader OF
the minority of the next house of repre-
sentatives seems assured. a careful can
rass presents the situation thus James
D. RICHARDSON, e.; John 4. Barkhead % :
u. A. DeArmond, 80: william Suzer. Is.
/ fetal pledged, 1876, total unpledge5 26.
Nghty-oue votes would be sufficient 10
nominate. Representative Sluzcr o New
York is given the entire demo 'ratic dele-
cation from that state on the first ballot.
after which the delegation is 10 20 o Rem
resertative Richardson This. with the
( the sixty-two pledged votes. will give him
within ono of majority Of he straight
democracy aud 1t is insisted by his friends
that after the first ballet many of those
who will support REPRESENTATIVE Ban1-
head will go to Richardson thus insuring
his nomination. REPRESENTATIVE Richard
son has arrived in Washington ana af Ct
conferences with large number Of bi:
1 colleagues declares that he is VOL sa.is-
| fed with the outlook for his nomination
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-11-22
REEDS SIGNIFICANT SPEECH.
Tells McNirIc> that ohio and Ken
;ur,e, Are Warnings.

New York. November 81 The annual
banquet of the chamber OF commerce Was
held at Delmonico's tonight and brought
together 800 representative business men
of New York There were also number
OF distinguished guests.
Thomas B. Reed, eX-speakor of the
house of representatives, WAS one of The
principal speakers. He said. in part: do
moi forget that in great and widespread
nation such as we have, there are other
questions besides money to be discussed
and settled. If the standard question l.
too long on the roadway. sol1e Impatient
horse hoof may strike it into the mud
There are other questions How soon they
will come on for settlement no one kho"s'
That they are in the air is quite evident.
II am not obtrudng politics upon TINS
assembly That would be out OF place.
Without any reference to It's bolltleai SIS
nifcance take the vote OF Ohio; two yea :
400 when we we're in earnest and the
question of monetary standard wt@ 'ullS
before the people. the candidate VINO repre'
sented the gold standard received io'oo"
majority. This year the republican can
diGate had but IS. 900 plurality, WINE
third candidate had 100000 votes IN the
! old DAYS when a majority over an was 70
ceivrd this would have been no election
I do not enter into the question whetheI
such an opposition can be united ! .hinh
II could not; nevertheless, thal is d cHauN'
which better not be taken
But il is not the figures themselves 'hN
arc az much account. II is Wat they IN
dicate If there is a settled National feel
ing men vote for men and things pu
when the public mind is unsettled the
vote against men and things. Both ON
and Kentucky are examples of this
This country, and, indeed, all the world
is prosperous. but In our rush forfalh
must not forget the origin OF our pros
neritv which is consciousness that tn
machine with which we do business
sure and steadfast. One party now ma
nossession of both houses and Is respoh
sihle 10 the country For long years W
have had no responsibility. The sehat
was one way and the house another an
nobodv knew whom 10 blame. Now "
know where to put the blame. II "a
wishes of our people are not carried OUT III
responsibility is clear ..,,,
Whitelaw Reid spoke to the toast
Existing Friendly Relations Between Il
United States and Great Britain Nj
Reid said in part: I'VE have pledged IN
omen door in the Philippines to Spain 9
!. document which is now the supreme Ia
of the land as well as the constitution an
what we give to Spain we shall not RI
fuse to the most favored nations. So we
come 10 all the world, and we are SUI
tbaf those We shall see oftenest there vi
ho our English and OR German frlends-
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-11-22
PEOPLE CREATE ISSUES.
Vice Chairman johnson Says that Con.
vention Adopts The Platform,
BUT NOT THE PARAMOUNT QUESTIONS
The sentiment AIninst Trusts and
imperialism Are Prominent at
the Present Time.

Chicago, November 21.--The National
democratic executive committee, after a
brief session today, adjourned sine die
to meet at the call of Vice Chairman John
SON 1t was practically agreed among the
members of the committee that meetings
of the executive body will be held every
sixty days and no session of the National
committee will probably be held before
January. No new business was taken up
AT today's session, tho members deyoting
most OF the time TO discussion OF the
general situation and 10 the outlook in
their several States.
The entire matter OF the place and date
OF the National committee meeting was
placed in the hands OF Chairman Jones,
who viii Issue the call. He refused today
but some date in January is favored with
Washington as the place of meeting.
Chairman Jones viii leave Chicago Tor
Washington tomorrow
The sentiment of the members OF tho
committee was unanimous that the demo-
cratic National convention would indorse
the Chicago platform in its entirety and
that ANTITRUST and anti imperialst planks
would also be adopted. None were willing
to express An opinion as to the paramount
issue in the campaign.
~ convention can adopt a platform, hu
it can not create a paramount issue" said
Vice Chairman Johnson. The people
/ themselves DO that. II is evident though
that the trust and inlperialist issues arc
/ very prom lnent at present"
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-11-22
LEE AND WHEELER.
Chicago Women Want Them TO BE
Made Major Generals.

Chicago, November 2l.-A meeting Of
the women who wish TO honor Major Cen
erals Joseph Wheeler and Fitznugh Lee
was held this evening in the parlors OF the
Auditorium hoteM Those interested in the
project have organized themselves into an
association called the Lee and Wheeler
movement and elected officers as follows
President, Miss Anna Marie De Beck; sec
rotary, Mrs. Louise Abbott AT this meet
ing the wheeler and Lee Movement
gained IA great impetus, Letters We're sent
out during the day to the members OF con-
gress asking them to use their influences
IN getting appointments for Wheeler ana
Lee as major generals of the regular army.
During the session also there were read a
number Of letters from women and men IN
other States and cities and the letters
were invariably accompanied with cor
tributions by the movers of the project
that there will be a sufficient fund TO pur-
chase a gift sword for each; $4,000 saoer
for each of the generals is the hope and
expectation OF the persons in charge
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-11-22
TEMPLE roPIcs.
Now Tc,cphonr line May Become q,
Enct-LocpI itcms,

Nov, Tclrphonn Liuc May Bccomc "a
Enct-Locnl itcms'
Temple. Texas November 2l.-A little
less than n year ago parties representing
a new telephone company from Waco so
licted stock and patronage 10 new
phonc line 20 be built into Temple from
waco and TO be generally extended MS a
long distance phone. Nothing more mas
been heard of it until recently shipment
of poles was made and Mr. F. H. Downs
requested to receive them and nave them
cared for MIR. Downs states thai the
niant in Waco Is Il most complete one
win about 1900 phones subscribed fol
there and that the underground system OF
wiring is being put in. As TO what wor'
viii he done and how soon it VIII be be
gun in Temple Mr. Downs could not state
bur the fact that poles have been shppe'
in ig evidence that the company mean bust
ness,
Mr.. c. Mairecolas Of the auditor
office of the Gulf Colorado and santa II.
railway died at the Santa Fe hospital
Yesterday and his remains We're sent 10
Galveston for burial He was member
of tho Woodmen Of the World and the or
der here sent a committee with the re-
mains 10 Galveston.
number of ladies of Navasota are anH-
ioug to organize Kings Daughters cir
clio there on the order OF the circle mere
which has the hospital In charge Mfs
a. H. Parsons. president Of the circle
here and manager Of the .ospital has
been requested to aid them In the organi.
( zation. which she will do. The hospital
/ here now has ten inmates, eight OF whom
are charity patients.
/ The theater-gocrs this week have a
goodly number OF plays to select from
/ ''Thc Nominee was on for laet night and
attracted good crowd. who were wei
! pleased On Thursday night Joshua simp-
I slns" holds the boards Friday night THE
stowaway" and Saturday night the comic
I opera Wang" with the Gentry Bros dog
and pony show for Wednesday
state Organizer 4. Lee Brown OF ms
I city and who Is engaged in organizing ne"
knights OF Pythlas lodges went TO Gle.
/ bnrne Sunday to institute the second lodge
Of tbe order in that city. He will stop al
/ Clifton. McGregor and Moody in The In
terest Of the endowment rank on his way
hact
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-11-22
rhicf cnnsuI for Texns. L. \. ".

sherman. Texas, Novembef 2V'-CapIaih u
". Hope OF this city today received notice
that he had been elected chief consul Of the
WheeImen. and Il g. Hail, Sherman's cry
Treasurer, secretary and treasurer. Captain
Hone held this position for six consecutive
years. his last term expiring some thrne
,ysars ago during which time the membership
Of Tho order grew 10 400. Today Il numbers
only sevepty-fye Mr. Hope is an ardsnl
advocate of bettcr roads, and he thinks INA,
through the wheelmen Of INC state = one c,d ~
With Wi This view in mind be VIII at once be
ain nc work OF roorganzng the Texas
League Of American Wheelmen.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-11-22
ANDERSON LOCALS.
T tSiI,iugs Reported--Locni News
Items.

Anderson, Texas, November al,--Iom
cowtbon who lived near Keith. ta.s
county was shot and Killed F.iday eve
ming. The shooting occurred just across
Inc line In Brazos county.
Mrs Freike. a German lady, was bitten
~ a MAD dog Monday. Il IS feared the
results will be serious
gentleman who has Just returned ,nali IRON "a
p1s pralrie Pru!rie Plains Bd!os,
Panbey lola, Mesa and Keith neighoo,,-
hoods says that the cotton Is al r. picked nc
yI,y aIso thinks abou. S. or 80 Pc cent
al The cotton Is SOLD - 80,
Henry kinney was Nillea near ..3 "a. las,
waek THE men met In the pubic roa
IA t.in,av was shet with a Winchester;
I ba,h negroes. 4 man named High'owe.
su sur, 10 the authorities and gave
bond. 80, -. ~ third
,yeek. several cases set for the wees
Ths commissioners court aeceptei the
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-11-22

New York, NoVemDer NJ I7'IV'
says The negotiations which the Iels-
phone, Telegraph and Cable mpany o.
America have been for the last few weeks
carrying on in an effort to bring logelher
the independent or anti Eel clnae4ns ~
the country have not come 10 an end as
far as this city Is concerned, in spi OF
previous announcement to the coItrary'
iris concern has renewed its advances
toward the Peoples telephone corpo IL ION
and there is still chance taat tn la 'eI
may be absorbed. Meanwhi e, the Peo-
ple's telephone CORPORATION has taken ae-
dive steps to put its system IN operat OF
down town and will begin string ne vi
in about week The negotiations VII
go on just the same.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-11-22
Good Place Oncn.

New York, November PA special 10
the Tribune from Washington says Major
william J. volkmar. assistant adJutan'
general, has applied for retirement, there
by creating one of the most desirable va
cancies that has occurred in the stan o.
he army for long time over 2OO ap
plications had been filed for Nolkmar
vacancy before II became generally knoWL
in the army that any retirement was apoh
due. These applications came not onis
from captains of the line, but from MAJOR
who could expect no immediate advance
ment in rank under the e-irlng orsahi@a
ton
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-11-22
Not A DEWEY ARCH.
york People ~ Not So En-
NC" thusiustic for The Hero.

New York. November -"as' H.
,.,aou secretary of the committee TO- per-
ne,uatipg in marble The plaster arch at
p :, s s'''an square known as the Dewey arch
'a1d ,oday that he desired to cali public
...,ion 10 the desire Of the Commits
attehito" reh should he known ami spoke
Of as W. .,oo,i said: III the people keep on
M. H't tbs mistake that Il is . 'Dewey
MAKING MAXI he sDe action Of Admiral Dewey y
sfcn ' AWAY The Nations git may hay
EMlns et5eet upon The subscriptions 10 tn'
arch fund
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-11-22
shouIa he Repre.entea.

Ganado Gazette. 1850
We do not think we can impress vpH
our people witch too much force the ~
cessty OF an organized effort 70 haNe
Jackson county well repras snted at M
Fruit. Flower and Vegetable Festssa. q
Houston next month. We should not "a
peet one or two citizens 20 assume an tpe
labor nor the expense Of getting together
me hundreds OF articles which SHOULD 81
10 make up our exhibit. Let each citizen
do What he can 10 got articles ready ~
IN place.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-11-22
hurled THE RATCHET.
ncn,ocratfc Fnctions In Chicago Are
Now United.

Chicago, November 2l.--1he lroquois
club a gold democratic club. and the Mon
,iceuo club Of free silverites, both promi-
penf local political organizations buried
me tomahawk today and consolidated on
tho slogans of antitrust and anti-impe-
rialism, as drafted at the Monday meeiihs
If ,be National committeeman. The com
lined organization will adopt the lroquol5
tide ana Judge q. J. Dulus, DRESDEN ol
head OF the united clubs
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-11-22

windsor, November 2i.--The queen gave
a banquet tonight in honor of the emperor
and empress OF Germany
The toasts we're very formal. The Prince
of wales rose nrst, saying BY COM
maud of the queen, the German emperor
ana empress.
This was followed by tho German ma
tiona anthem Emperor William men
raised his glass to the simple words fne
queen" after which the British natonG~
anthem was played, As 1t was her oIrth-
day. the Princess Of Wales toasted the
cnprcss. The German anthem was PLAYED
agnin Ambassador chnatc was present
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-11-22

Birmincham. Ala N0femher 2I-Four and
one-half turlongs- Intent Right Bower SUI
preme Time, 563i
Seven-olghths OF mile-4Ocie Brooks. Miss
Al Farrow, Mousqueiaire,. time, 1914
Three-quarters OF Il milc-Icnnio, Salie j.
Ben Boy. Time, l;22
Mile and IL half Kitty Regent Lew Anna
Joe Bell. Time 2.lJl2.
Three-quarters OF mile-Seuator H. Bon
ME lone Aunio Lauretta. Time. lD
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-11-22
WIN he Argued Today.

Louisville, ny, November z'--lhe mo-
tlcn to throw out the entire vote OF Louis
yiIls will be argued tomorrow afternoon
hefcra the county beard of canyassers,
The work Of tabulating the vote was IN
, ane today, and IT is thought will be
pd I " ID by the time the board meets
. ,o,aprrow. On the basis of official re,
turns from the entire state, as r Td '1, :.
~ if the Times QDem) hsures Iayiof
,i,,rality at 2232.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-11-22
ANGLo-AMERICoN QUESTIONS
''s ne Delayed in Sediment !
Death of Lady SnIisbury.

ne belnHcd i'll Sediment by
penth of Indy Salisbury.
tN York, November 21.--A special to
~ herald from Washington says; IN
'pseqnence of the bereavement suffered
lora Salisbury the settlement OF sey-
~ diplomatic matters pending between
- united States ard Great s itain is ex-
'Fs'ed to be delayed. Among these are
" vo'nese and Samoan questions. Greai
ers asA attitude with respect to the re-
sn,s s. " serretary Hay for writ en- as
Ama sses looking to the preservation OF
F ETC.,, IAN commercial rlghi in her sphere;
f,,r, nuenee In China seems to have hest
.-.--.s selllef 10 the satisfaction OF The
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-11-22

The local eleven will meet tonight for prac'
tice at the baseball park; the candidates Tor
the team viii assemble at the = NJ. G. A.
hal, AZ : o'clock and thence repair to the tail
marx An candidates are now or are expected
10 become members Of The y. NJ 4, ana
are aot eligible otherwise The phys'e s3a. o. 10
~ ,ba oleyen Wniic no games have yet heen
orraneed, negotiations are m progress ana
sa,srsI aanes will he secured.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-11-22
rrcnch cnn.rirnc, rrlnis.

Paris, November 2l,-The senate SIT
ting as a high court for the trial OF the
conspiracy cases, resumed the examination
OF NJ. Gueriu who insisted that the anti
Semitic league had not mcddloi WITH poll
tics. bat had merely defended the work
Inc classes against The power OF tho Jews
and said ,ha, II had no connection with
the royalists,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-11-22

map OF Grimes county Just completed by
II. J. McNair and paid him slS5 for same,
The following Confederate pension
claims were approvcd +. Nj. Myers, Mrs,
Mary Caps. Levi Hubbard, O. II. p Up
church. T. J. Goldman, w. T. Alley, j. H.,
Brown, S. NJ. Saunders, n. c. Baugesa +.
NJ. Small. John c, Thomas. Amanda In
glett. Mrs q. s. Hurst