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TORPEDO BOAT TEST.
After Twenty-Five Years Holland ma 4
SuccenS,

New York, November 1.-The submarine
torpedo bout Holland was successfully eeted
IN peeeoDic bay. Long Isiuud today. At tho
close Of the test tho monihers OF the board
Of inspecticD-Rear Admiral Rogers. Henry
and Charles Rolckcr and Naval Coustrurtur
Washington e CAppes shook hands WITH
John p Holland, the inventor and congrat,
niated him ON his success. He had " tied
twenty-five years for victorv and tears
slrenmed down his checks whcn the naval
officers erected him
The Holland snnk 10 n dorth OF ten feet
while going at fun speed which was Of.
tanned almost Immediately. This left the
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-11-08
FOOTBALL NEXT FRIDAY
A. and N. College Eleven viii Tackle
Visitors from Sewanec.
THE PROBABLE LINEUP OF THE TEAMS.
Tcnncssccnns Have Reputation OF
Bcing Good Players aud VIII
Put Vp Fine Game.

Tho football game 10 be played in Houston
Friday afternoon. November 10, between thr
state Agricultural aud Mechanical college
of Texas and sewance University of Tenn
esseo promises to be one OF tho most In
'cresting contests 20 be seen ON the South,
ctn gr,dlron this season. Sewanee has thc
reputation for Staying hard. last. Aggressive
football and is looked upon rs tile ch.un-
riois OF the South for 1880, That the Agii.
cultural and Mechanical team is also in
the game wns fully demonstrated In their
game with University al Texas N San An
ionic Oh Saturday last when. to the sur
prise OF the varsity aud many Of the thous
ends Of spectators Who. witnessed the game.
thcy pushed the varsity boys all over the
heid and completely outplayet thcn On both
Ioncnstve and defensive play, LOSING the game
to varsity on the score OF to y through el
rors in Judgment rather than lack of playing
ability. several changes IN the style OF play
and the experience SO dearly purchased an
saturday will rroenbly remedy these de-
fetts and greatly improve the team by Fri
day. Scwanec has u strong local alumni
and many ex-students aroird aud about
Houston who viii be on hand to W eirome her
team and cheer her to do hor best and
the hundreds er old and Young AGRICULTURAL
and Mechanical bows will be there to make
the wolkin rDg Tor the pride OF their col
lege.
The Houston nnd Texas Central railroad has
given n rate OF one fare for the round trim
for points between Bryan aud Houston aud
between Brennan and Houston.
The prohabc lincun of the teams will be.
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CONFLICTING RUMoRs.
II Is Said the Samoan Agrecmcn,
EnNOrS GecnnnN

Berlin. November 7.--Conaicting rumor.
about the Samoan settlement are in cir
culation, The foreign office admits an
agreement. but declines to give details un-
til Great Britain has accepted. 1t is said
in official circles that the agreement ia
vors Germany. The Local zeitung reports
an agreement with the tr-partite power
dated September 16, in which is repr.-
sented the unfnvorable position of the
Samoans as the discovery was made last
spring and prays that an indemnity be
made to the people for their great loss.
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away day at Aaueduct ana tho last day Of
racing In the Metropolitan district
Atcut seven -Kinnickinic. Gaze.
Blrocn. Time ~ ~.
Nile and a sixteenth. selling Compensa-
ton. Belle OF Troy. Rare Perfume. Time
las 2-5.
live and a tol. furlongs. sclliue---Kitchncr,
FreliDghuysen, Precursor Time los i-a,
Mile and NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., Charen-
tas. Walt Not. Time 1:i9,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-11-08

Election ON proposed electric light plan,
bond issue will occur today.
Ex-Georglans will perfect organization
tonight.
Movement is on foot to form an assoc,a-
ton OF cx-Missourians.
president Greenieaf of the Citizens
Telephone company tells something of the
outlook for his company.
Or, E. l.. Fox acquitted of charge of
falling 10 report contagious diseases.
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Ca Island.

san Francisco, November six furlongs.
selling -Chotoau. Tom sharkcy. Miss So
rhle. Time l6.
seven furiongs. selling -Favorsham jen-
Mo Reid Time t:asA Two starters
Six furlongs, seins--Tullamor Isabella
Staignon Time i.lia4.
Mile, selling Meadowthorpe, Socialist b.
Happy. Time 40.
Milo and sixteenth, ceiling Opinion.
Olivia, g. j, Parrish. Time l;5Sl4,
Five furlongs -Ravenna. Potonte, Cam
nus Time l0lA.
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|New York. November LA special to
n world from New Haven says; After
weeks trial Of ritualistic chapel services
|slnft which the members Of the college
loir and under graduates protested the
FACULTY today dropped the innovation
vent back TO the plain orthodox psalm
Na'nE and HYMN singing.
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TRANsvAAL

British victory south of Ladysmith Is
Claimed; large number OF Beers are al
ieged to have been killed.
Boer reinforcements have arrived at
Kimberley and the Dutch are closing in on
the town.
Losdon is greatly rejoiced at the victory
OF White.
inc entire British army is to be mohil-
ized and 10000 more men sent to Africa
English again accuse the Beers Of
tfeachery.
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A JEALOUS WOMAN
Shot and Dangerously Wounded Her
Former Husband and His wife.

Chicago, November 7.-August Wishmal
and his wife. Rose. were shot and dang
erously wounded at 1880 o'clock this
(Tuesday) morning by Mrs. Leona J. Nav
Of 1887 Armour avenue. The shooting
occurred as wishman and his wife were
on their way home. AS they passed the
corner their assailant stepped from the
shadow OF a building and fired two shofs.
One Of the bullets entered Wishmaas left
breast above the heart and the othsr Icpe-
trated the right breast OF his .lts. As
the two victims fell the would be mur-
deress lied but was captured later by the
police. Mrs. May declares she is the for
mer wife Of Wishman and that she MAS
promptly 90 the act by Jealousy.
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SUMMARY OF ToDAY's IMPORTANT news.
PoLrrrcA...

ELECTION summary on first page.)
Judge Grant of Ohio makes warm re-
ply to Mckinley.
Bicycle company employees have been
thrown out by the new trust.
Carl schurz says there is no danger OF
any European power grabbing the Phil.
ippines.
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THE RACES.


Cincinnati. November I. Newport results
Mile Fresland, cathedral. j j. T. Time
l:i5is.
Five furlonss-c Charles o'Brlcn. Tcktull.
sites. limo 1908,
Nile ana siAcenth-kris Kringle, Beth
lehem Star, Fatherland Time las 20,
Handicap. mlo-Grcatland, Molo, kunia.
Time itiib.
six furlonss, selling Nakafnls. siddubio.
Merry Day. rimo nc.
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lakeside.

Chicago. November ,.--weather clear.
Four and half furlongs-MIss Fee, Nj
vorna, Teralin. limo 80.
Mile and seventy yards Fantasy Del Paso
n. Unrda, Time AK
Nile and seventy yards. solling--Ennoma
Catastrophe Morent, Time I;4oti
SIX furlonss-Red Cross II, Microscope
Kitty G. Time ilgi.
M.le--priuoe Blazes. Volandics. Duke Of
Bpdon. Time ! .iGA.
Six furlongs, apllng-Canacc Brularo,
Diggs. Time l:l7S
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AMERICAN IL rnounLr.
Shot anJ KILLED Central Americans
and Ii Now u Eugtttvc.

nnu ~ NOW ~ FugutNc.
Chicago. November GA special to tn
Times-Heraid from bedford. Ind. Gays,
George Buskirk. formerly OF Stinesvilie
Ind. is said TO be IN trouble in Contra
America.
Relatives at Stinesvllle have received
word that Buskrk sometime ago slew |
native in Central America and was cap
tured by the natives friends. who tried
10 burn the American at the stake. Bus
kirk Killed two Of his captors and escapcI
into the woods.
The adventurous Stinevllc man was
formerly saloenkeeper in this country
aud Ten years ago killed man by tho
name OF Easton. who was trying to breai
into the saloon, Busklrk was tried for
murder and acquitted. Buskrk then wen
TO Central America where he engaged
in the lumber business.
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COMMERCIAL.

There was holiday In New York.
Grain markets were strong at Chicago
and showed advances
Cotton is still booming. Liverpool flu
lures advanced materially. Houston spots
mc up
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CInrIsc and Mcrrimnck.

Managua, Nicaragua, November THE
drowned by flood at Machuca Rapids, are
reported today from San Carlos to have
been Messrs. Clarke and Merr,mack
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-11-08

lie THE Baby Is CUTTING TEETH
be sure AID use that old and wei tried
remedy Mrs. Winsow'S Soothing Sy:up,
for children teethng. II soothes tho child.
softeDs the gums allays all pain. cures
wind collie and is the best remedy FOR
diarrhnea
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FOREIGN.

Germany favors an open door policy in
China
The Colombian revolution appears to
be gaining In strength.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-11-08

Paris November S,-Ths GauoiS ASSERTS
thar he minister Of commerce will pIeSens
the Franco-American treaty 10 The cham
Der OF deputies Immediately on rs rcps-
scmbling
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therefore, that the only way 10 iisroncer
their plans Is to obtain the right to dis
pateh third army corps to pc,agca Bay
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WASHINGTON.
LOCAL.

Supreme court again failed to take up
the quarantine case.
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AUuHdUtf.
Now York November 7--Tns was get
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1899-12-06
Parish
Institute,
The Second Session of the
Present Term,
Held in the High School on
Friday
And Saturday Last. Many
Subjects
Discussed by the Teachers
Discussed by the Teachers
Present.

On Frldav, December first, The
-e'Crd of tie Parish Teachers H.
sli u,es was b id IN the High School
building
A. ten o'rlnrk a. m 'e roll was
"t B., AID hen Wis Be,r~ "pr, ed
IA ex.r-l-,s with In-lrum, tai solo
Mex fl!uwed II discussion on The
Chi+t Aim of Educallon, III this
III cnssi T. all teach RS preset joined
nj m,nN V .iua te ihea~ were adj
va~c.d bul al were ayr ed that
"educatlon shall m be moral char
arier the clrar and conscious aim
ami then >ubnriinate school studies
, Il III 'pI e. inenIt' traluIng ani
"uaucr, 81 rhI> ann
Mr.. sub, rhlelle f.vrred the IN
rue 18th charming piano solo.
Nl- B e's gave a talk on teach
.'-- 'Prnuun,'I t'ioi,
Mi ID hi,nr n Taslo gave
mr 90 -. gt~ i,ns o. 49, H.
J., 9Th IS met ID of eac' ing
he subject to both rimary and ad-
vanced grades.
On Saturday, the session was
from nine TO twelve.
Mr.. Hale talked on the "Relatlve
value Of Studies" ...
Mss Steele gave some practical
suggestions in regard to "Wrltten
Work"
Mr.. Rust urged the teachers 10
give much attention to the child
reading understanding, giving 1t a.
his oplnIon that much comes from
the fact that chi dren do not under
stand what they read.
Mrs. DeGeneres was kind enough
to attend the institute, and give
several piano solos.
Messr- Smith and Dnruy devel-
op, q a ieW new DolntS on elbow t.
make the ,hrIG >,li Helpful
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JURY VENIRE.

State Of Louisiana,
Parish of Iberia,
BE IT KNOWN that on this "a
day of November 1899,
We JOS A. Provost, Alphonse
Landry, Charles Coguenheim and
B. V. Mouret.
Jury Commissioners duly appoint
ed and qualified for the parish of
Iberia pursuant to an order of the
Honorable Felix VOORHEES, (hereto
annexed and made part of this
Process VerbaD Judge of the 18th
Judicial District Court sitting in
and for the parish of Iberia to-
cether with j. G.. Leblanc clerk
of court and x-officis jury com
missionerfor the said parish legally
qualified and sworn in the manner
prescribed by law and more speci
ally act No. 135 of the General
Assembly of Louisiana approved
July 18th 1898 to draw from the
General Venire Box, 80 names to
serve as Petit Jurors for the week
beginning Monday 11th day of
December 1899, Mr.. J. A. Pro
vost one Of the jury commits
sion and of Z. A. Vuillemot and
Octave Darby two competent
witnesses summoned for that pur-
pose drawing one at time the
G a ox,-,pr 20 names
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THE BLACK MOGUL FEMALE
MINSTREL TROUPE.

THIS celebrated troupe viii give
most brilliant performance at
Veazey's Opera IIonse on " ednes.
day, Dec. 6, 1899.
The public will have 10 excuse the
frequent change of dates and kindly
set II down to the caprlciOusncss OF
the female sex. For Irs!ead OF
man, IN this case "Wilful Woman
Maun hae Eer way" This time, as
the posters are out and tickets prlrt-
ed, the troupe Will have to keep to
their engagement aud viii appear a.
the time mentioned.
The performance ~tli be very
fine one. The orchestra IL superb;
new songs, new speciaities, -four
conihg women Of the twentieth
century together with other novel
ties will be put before the public.
The leading stars, or Black Moguls,
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We then placed the above 80
names or slips containing the said
names in an envelope, sealed and
endorsed the same with the fol
lowing words to witt
"Names of Jurors to serve for
the second week beginning on
Monday the 18th day of December
A. ID. 1899.
Thus done we placed the two
envelopes in the box labelled
"JURY Box which was locked
and placed in the custody of the
Clerk of Court as custodian there
of subject to the orders of the
Hon. Judge of the Court.
We then locked and sealed the
General Venire Box and place
the same in the custody of the
Clerk, all as prescribed by law.
Witness our signatures Off
cially this "a day of November
A. ID. 1899.
Signed.
Alphonse Landry
Jos. A. Provost
Charles Coguenheim
B. V. Mouret
Jury Commissioners
j. G. Leblanc,
Clerk and Jury Commissioner.
Witnesses.
Octave Darby
L. A. VuiIlemOt.
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eWe then placed the 80 names or
slips containing the said names
in an envelope and endorsed and
sealed the same with the follow
ing words to wit
"Names of Jurors drawn to
serve for the week beginning on
Monday the 11th day of December
A. ID. 1899"
And in further compliance in
the above mentioned order of
court, we drew from the General
Venire Box in the same manner
as above stated 80 additional
jurors to serve for the week be
ginning on the 18th day of Decem
Der A. ID. 1899 resulting as fol-
lows to wit:
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A mouth Of this kind of weather,
cold enough to make one feel fie b
ard gay III the morning, will 90 a
good deal towards making the health
Of the community much better.
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[Tn preparing the above Ii~t we
have taken care to get same correct.
Should we nave omitted anv ORDER,
or have made any errors. We shonlG
b. glad to receive particulars that
VT can max. the proper insertions
or corrections -Epl
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Teche Encampm~n, n" IS Il.
n, 1 Me- .v,r, Fuda' eve ing
al 1880 m
El VI = !
r w th
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A. O. U. W. Attak ,pas l." x"
NJ. 26. Meets every second aht
fourth Tuesday of the month.
Visiting brethern are cordially IN
vlted TO attend.
G. Person, ). A Is ntha'l,
Recorder. Bl. W..
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crcRET SOCIETY," DIREC-
TORY.

.arora Lodge No. 1913 F q A
. Meets first AMI third Monday
u ra,v month at 1880 p. m
o. .no . Master Masons in good
standing are oo''
attend. ~ n Kro
Ie.ey Secretary. w. NJ
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Pm. Dickinson Lodge No. sc
n OF Meets the hrst, third
md ft,h Thursday of every month
= 7:sO D. N. All VISITING brethern
are cordially tu"i sd 10 atteid
J. Canmack, Jonn NJ. We'k-,
Secretary. W.
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c,,ard Hope Chapter No. 33 X.
NJ, Meets every fourth Mon
day OF lhr mont" a ,;7o - D. K N.
John T. Whit, II. a. Mug
'V Sa.rst.ry. Ill. p.
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STATE NEWS.

According to the st. Mary Optic
the sugar making season is practi-
calIy at an end i'll st. Mary'S
Parish.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1899-12-06

aorora Lodge No. 1913 " Il
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The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1899-12-06

The sugar grinding season is
progressing on smoothly at the
various sugar mills in this vicini-
ty, and from reports the majority
of planters are well satisfied with
the output so far. The extrac
ton this year was never better,
and while the supply of cane is
unprecedently small yet it yields
in abundance the best and finest
quality of sugar. OF course the
severe freeze last winter discour
aged many planters and affected
the industry to a great extent
but with all of this they have
planted in cane all available lands
and a heavy yield is assured fol
next year, with anything like ia
vorable conditions. The grind
ing, it would seem, has only start
ed and still we hear that mum
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-09-18
REPUBLICAN COUNTY CoNVEN
TON.

In pursuance of a resolution of the Re-
publican county committee passed an a
regular meeting held on Saturday, Aug.
10, 1899, the county convention will be
held on Tuesday September 20, at 2 %
m. i'm the court house, Scranton, for the
purpuse Of computing returns and trans
acting such other business as shall he
brought before it,
Vigilance committees will hold Dri-
mary ELECTIONS on Saturday September
%, 1899, between the hours of and IN. m
Each election district shall elect at said
primary election three qualified persons
to serve as vigilance committee for the
next ensuing calendar year, whose names
shall be certified to on the returns TO the
county convention.
Candidates who have thus far regis
tered their names with the secretary and
those who are desirous Of registering will
observe the requirements of rule I, which
reads as follows: Each candidate shall
pay his assessment to the county chair
man at least twenty days before the pri-
election, or his name will not be Nk,h
mary election, or his name will not be
printed on the official ballot" Satur-
day, September 2, is the last day for reg
istering and paying the assessment
T.. n. willard, Chairman.
j. r. Watkins, Secretary.