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Big Fees for Lawyers.
From the Chicapo Tim,s Herald.

or the cash fees paid out in settlement OF the
Golden Cross mining litigation that few DAYS
ago was brought to a successful close in the
United States Circuit Court in Los Angeles
fifteen attorneys q that city divided between
to nine lawyers Of San Francisco, whose fees
averaged little over S17 1873 per man while n
San Diego firm, Gibson Il Titus. obtained fees
aggregatinR over SBONO.
Besides these cash rewards. jefferson Chand-
Ter, formerly OF st. Louis. and ID. VI. Delmas
and Samuel Shortrldge Of San Francisco have
obtained securities worth $5O0OOO to be
legally divided between them, and as his part
II sne fo reTafE 0oi ISaGE sqhmoS % realize
lonaire mine owner
The Golden Cross properties are located in
the Colorado Desert. fourteen miles from
Yuma. nine miles from the nearest point on
the Colorado River About fifteen years ago
three mines that have proved the greatest pro-
ducers OF the Golden Cross group were located
under the names Of Little Mary. Little Mabel
and Black Butte The three mines are now
and the Golden Grown.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1899-11-22
STRAY BITS Of INFORMATION.

One-tenth of the world is still unex-
plored.
Canada has recently spent $16,O00,000
on her canals alone.
Liquor dealers in Indiana paid in fees
and fines las year $94o,525.
County expenditures for paupers in
Indiana in 1898 were 81 cents per head
Of population.
Stockings first came into use in the
eleventh century. Before them cIotk
bandages were wound round the feet.
The telephone subscribers of the
whole world number about 100000
The United States stands at the TOP
with 100000.
Contracts made on Sunday may be
enforced in Minnesota, according to a
decision of the supreme court Of that
state.
During 1898 Che number of immi-
grants arriving at Philadelphia was
1882, a decrease of nearly 1000 as com
pared with the previous year.
\ joyous shout from Owen Murphy
a New York painter, welcomed the an
nOuncement that his uncle had left him
$4,000. An hour later the man was Law
ishly distributing bins of paper among
pedestrians, saying they were green
backs. Excessive joy had made him
crazy.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1899-11-22
Notice.

= Notice is hereby given that on or
after August l, 1899. the Office, or
room, occupied by the County Assessor
situated in the county building, next
door to the store now occupied by
particulars apply to
GEO. w. COWING,
Clerk Of Board Of County Com mission
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1899-11-22
B-4-U-Sleep

Investigate the large assortment of
furniture and bedding at the Kitz-
meyer furniture store. We carry the
best and the latest styles in this line,
and anything that is not in stock will
be ordered at catalogue prices. We
also have large stock of blankets and
quilts that we are selling very low. So
investigate B-4-U-sleep and dream
of sending away.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1899-11-22
DO fOU KNOW

Consumption is preventable: Science has proven
that, and also that neglect is suicidal The worst
cold or cough can he cured with Shiohs Cough
and Consumption rure. Sold on positive gu lfantee
tor over fifty years.
For sale at Nevada Drug Store.
F)2 SALE-Five corner lots n the
eastern part of town. Inquire of Mrs
Fox.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1899-11-22

Clerk Of Board of County Com mission
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-11-10
BRENNAN BRIEFS.
Bur Met and Adopted Resolutions of
Respect.

Respect
BTonham Texas, November 9-~A meeting
OF tho Washington County Bar association was
held IN the county court room Thursday morn
ing at 10 ocloct for the purpose OF adopting
suitable resolutions on the death of lion.
H. Clay Pleasants associate justice OF the
court of civil appeals FOR the i'irst supreme
district OF Texts. lion. w. W. Searrey, per.
manont CHAIRMAN Of the usfociHtioil, called
the meeting to order. Il L league was elect
cd secretary. On motion OF II. T. Pennington
n committee OF six was appointed to dfuli
suitable resolutors and report to subsequent
meeting OF the association at o'clors IN tho
afternoon. The committee consists OF w. w.
ScaTcey, chairman. j. NJ. Mathis, w. g. Hon.
derson Beauregard Bryan, j. ID. Campbell
and n. J. Swearingon,
AT the afternoon meeting he resolutions
were presented and unanimously adopted,
Elijah =. Brown. THE RAMS Horn Man
VIII lecture In this city under the auapices
Of the Athletic club on the night Of November
The 4-year-old child OF uus Peters. rest
dent OF Grecpyine. died Thursday morning Of
gcarlet fever.
Tho 6.ycar-oid child Of Fritz Lampe died q,
william Penn Wednesday from an attack Of
uirnsies.
Born TO Mr. and Mrs. George Tucker. Al
daughter. "wednesday night
The WEDDING OF Mr. Frank Bottle OF Burton
70 Miss 0ttlio lIueslte Of Grecnyne is an
bounced for next Tuesday.
A. hcihY, "a Noy0nlber ~ w. G, Wooa
and Miss Bessie Alien. daughter 81 Mn. n.
J. Allen, will be united IN marriage, The
bride has not yet nassed her fifteenth birth
lny.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-11-10
GOVERNMENT FOR CUBA.
Civil Governor General Is to he
Appointed.


Civil Governor General Is to lie
Appointed.
Few York, November "a special TO
! Times from Washington says: The
II task to which the president will adj
fss himself now that the election is
Fr is the establishment of civil govern
Int in Cuba and Porto Rico. He IS dis
lying considerable impotence to have
S work pushed through as soon as pos
be. The first step toward the estab-
hment of civil government in Cuba is
completion OF the census and that II
{now expected win be finished by the
of the month. The presidents desire
Ito have Cuban government In OPP
ktion st once so that congress may .oe
bbled To observe Its practical WORKINGS
be aided thereby TO frame laws for
permanent government OF the island.
neral Sanger will leave for Cuba on
3esday.
j G. Rathbone, the director of posts for
kpa, has just arrived in Washington in
Bponse to a call from Postmaster eGn-
d Smith, and General Ludlow has been
hmoned from Havana 10 confer With
! president. On the conference with
Sneral Ludlow. more than anything else
u depend the future of Cuba. 1t was
ven out some time ago that when tbs
be for the establishment of the civil
kernment came General Brooke would
sent for, but events since then have
lde il so clear that one Of the depart
INT commanders may be better able to
Ee information of value on the subject
bn the governor general. If General
allow supports the idea thai Cuba Is
Ady to govern itself it is thought plans
self government will soon he for
bated.
In any event, the end OF Brooke's term
close at hand. The department COM
lnders will remain for while, TO be ui-
nately superseded by civil governors, II
plan works we'll, but the governor
neral will go. Nor is there any pros
et that Brooke will exchange the gov
Dor generalship for the position of civil
vernon. That officer, 1t is understood,
j be either General Ludlow, General
cod or General Wilson. Several OF The
lvana papers are demanding the appoint-
fnt OF Major Rathbone, and his appoint
init would give satisfaction TO the GU
hs, but 1t seems likely that the ap-
intee will be one of the commanders,
neral Fitzhugh Lee is also advocated
the position. The Cubans here. even
the agitator class, would not find fault
th the appointment of General Wouf
After the appointment of civil gov
por a portion of the army will be with
wn, but how large portion has not
ZEN decided upon. The trouble with the
Pointment of one of the department
|mmanders is that he would have to re
IN his commission. 1t is believed tina
neral Wood would be more likely 10 90
S than the others, and this LEAKS TO tht
lief that he will be the appoiatee, al
pugh General Lees friends point to the
b that, although he has commission
the volunteer army. 1t would be easier
him to resign.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-11-10
smAnNEY IS .NnArNrEp.
Surrounded bs DOCTORS, H., Snccrs IA
Jcffrics' prctcpSions.


"hen INC nurses ana attendants upon
Thomas j, Sharkey had got the pugilst to-
gethcr sufficiently to permit Of his spcaktus
,os,, h., ,nhnsn,,,oa ht,,s,,f ,r,a,, ,yi,hon,
1850 '' '''V''iNs' "','S'' $3.50
, secrecy or suntoriuSe, ne told oxaet'y wha'
he thought Of Mr.. Jofirles.
"yybstp, no ,xcl,i,,ca ntha, san nrbt,
,,,, -, -. - 80, M
Why nc aoesh know 'ho hfst tn'ne apou'
lighting. lo-yeur-old could lick him IN 2
round.
t,st -, in. ,.,.i -, 49,,
'"s' ''en sish' p"FSiVlahS auu lout sur
seons came iuto the room IN single ME- iol'
lowed nv a pasterer with n hndl,l al niasici
y, ,Sa,, ~ f''''N'
Va
we We come TO patch w your broken
Flhs' tney sah, ana 'ney see 10 wcfk VIII
thelgy'
as l WAS romarNing when these gentle.
mon interrupted me- continued INC nue,l'st
~ n'aHes NE very weary 70 near tnai &
map IKE denfios rs compared To nv eNou
heb, mus, nave realized that that ,etow wa'
n,creiy a nn0y IN my hauus, ana 10 ne rohpSu
o. MY victory by iatncaded rcierec IL
smpiy madaeninE Wnos matt he m
S Se5,rsd Us t'' o''l rang ana o'S Nsiet 'p
Its the professor who paints out hbeN
whenever Won saw
"rcu nm "a wait " cried shor,,oy t,s,iIv
can you 500 tnnt oyory iron, loot Of me
- hct,,, ,ai,, ,Sos, don,ors " NY
tniresYe ~
~ van ,s,au WIN, I'm ,o,,e IA ao "a
Ionries tbe G ers, ,ima "1 Sc" him. s@s coptburd
sbnrpsv Wci 'ii'iI s,n,nly 80 ~, ,n ,',,
even a. TEA an tho stree, and rnn,, lin,
o,,t I'm ,ns ,,n,h m ,tr,a ~ g ha'.,',, -
bic INK of MAI gnv os If ho's n b.htcT
IL IL NO, IN NV eioss rn,,nla ~, ,,n,,i
SIN Ibi,n,ns wntd ,mske hin, ,onu ,Isc n ,'yr
ana hnii ,.nnts9.. ny WV
.pienas sir T" said trainer cntcrinr the
,oon, ,Ytssres man dnmns,irn n '1e
neas,r. von to, nai Wv ",,,rbce wants w
~wrasuye me- ,n, P' ,,r,,,rl,cs yrhSn wan,
bc nh,n 10 s,apd f,r n month y" xciloS H.
nybIsr ..1SI MIN "a nnli nav, T,,aad 4, ~
Week 49, '1'''"'
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-11-10
cARsEGrE'sl VIEWS.
He Opposes Both Wars and talks
n nj 4

He Opposes Both Wars and TniLs
.L--- plninIyg .y.f5 rs--,-.4a---.
New York, November o.--Andrcw Car
negie and Mrs. Carnegie were passengers
on the Oceanic, which arrived at her pier
today from Liverpool Mr.. Carnegie APP
pears in good health He denied the re-
port that he was about TO make his home
In England. In regard to the Transvanl war
he said: THE war against the Beers Is
most infamous. 1t is nothing more than a
lust for territory and gold. 1t is dis
grace. to Great Britain. The people in the
Transvaal and the Orange Free State have
a right to rule themselves, The war is an
attack on an existing republic, while our
war in the Philippines is an attack on an
embryo one frhe best people in England
have spoken a ainst the rransvaal war and
everywhere II is deplored except by those
whose interests are served by IL. They are a
small clique OF ingoes headed by states
man, | arr sorry to say, who sees in the
war chance to fortify his position"
Mr.. Carnegie entertained optimistic
views of the business outlook and the
prosperity of the country.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-11-10
kNDINC OF WHEATON.
|ptARtD WHEN AMERICANS LANDED
Ia Fired several voIleys. But the
Bullets went Too High to
Do Much Harm.

k,oni,a. November 10, o.05 a. m.--Gen-
h, wheatons expedition arrived off San
kbiau Monday night, but the surf was
hish TO permit the landing OF the
hons in small boats. On Tuesday morn
the expedition approached Lingayen,
suburb of Dagupan. which has shell
cd harbor with high sand dunes
etching from the water to the town
. Bennington, Helena, Manila, Callao
IA Sonar shelled the town and the beach
an hour with the fun strength of their
Itteries. but there was no response nor
s there visible any sign OF life. The
hons we're landed in boats. FIVE steam
Inches, each towing four boats When
sc approached the shore and the troops
Kan to land, a long line of insurgents
from the sand and poured heavy
k,ey over the heads of the soldiers, fol-
wing this with rapid fusiuade. The
III, gents were excited and fired high,
(, OF their bullets striking the boats. Two
In however. were wounded The COM
nies were formed and ordered to lie
mn in the sand. They gave the insur-
pts few volleys and then charged.
wing the enemy with a rush. The Fill
limos had lain behind the dunes during
bonn bardment, the shells blowing
rough the sand and doing them little.
Eany, damage.
Zrhe gunboat Manila brought the news
BIZ when she left, General Wheaton.
hb his entire force of 200 men. was
krchng eastward. leaving Dagupan.
bhe battleship Oregon. which had been
hered from Hong Kong to Dagupln.
Ii not arrived when the Manila left.
Another attack has been made by the
8urgcnts on Balinag. hut no damage
Is done.
fhe Insurgents held a celebration at
&rlac on October 30 in honor of the anti
perialists. The demonstration includ
procession. religious services and
teches by Aguinaldo and other officials.
The Independencia in an editorial ar
be eulogizus Mr.. w. j. Bryan, saying
dr. Bryan should be pictured in Filipino
btory with equal glory with Dr.. Rizal.
kal. Bryan and Aguinaldo are the glorl-
trinity of our political redemption.
General Otis and the Spanish and Brit
consuls have made arrangements In
tordance with which the British cruiser
jacock is to take 10000 rations and
4thing 40 the Spanish prisoners in the
bay and Camarines provinces.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-11-10
ITEMS FROM THE CAPITAL CITY
GOVERNOR REFUSES TO COMMUTE
SENTENCE OF WRIGHT.
the Chance Given Him-As to
Claims for Military supplies.

Austin, Texas, November 9.--The gov
ernor today gave out the following:
After again most carefully reviewing all
Of the facts and circumstances connected
with the murder OF John Adams by Tom
Wright, have not been able to reach
any conclusion other thaa that the SEN
tence OF the court should be executed.
Wright is an ex-conyict, having been here
tofore convicted Of the crime OF arson.
Through executive clemeney ne was re-
quired 10 serve only portion Of his sem
tence. Instead Of thereafter leading a
moral. an industrious and an honorable
life. be confederated with others Ia tile
omen and direct violation Of the law, and
out Of such conduct grew the difference
between Adams, who was a constable en-
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-11-10
PACIFIC CABLE PROJECT.
Enough Information for Congress 10
Act on II.

New York, November "a special 10
the Tribune from Washington SAYS: Rear
Admiral Bradford has completed the Of
fcial naval project for Pacific marine
cable between San Francisco and Manila
in time to supply congress with informa-
ton for the next session that viii permit
intelligent action on the question.
The sound instruments disclosed an
abyss in the western Pacific over five
miles deep, but a slight divergence som
straight line fortunately developed a
route avoiding this insuperable obstacle
to laying a working cable. At another
point on the same stretch between Midway
and Guam, a submerged mountain over
1000 feet in height was discovered, and
n reasonable level road around this was
found The physical practicablity OF th'
line now being assured beyond doubt, Il
only remains for congress to weigh the
military necessities and The commercial
advantages 10 accrue from the constfuc'
ltion OF the cable.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-11-10

bearer against the gold standard aud Nc
kinney. What the result will be dare
not predict. or course. my hopes go OUT
to NV party. We have had SO many lick
ings in the past we are getting used to
playing the under dog
II hardly look for either expansion, I'm
perialism or trusts to cut any material
figure in the next campaign. 1t is my
opinion, based on information derived from
my connection with the subject OF recent
relations. that VIC Will care very little
about expansion and imperialism aAvear
hence. There is good reason to believe
the Philippines Will be disposed of---or
practically so--before the next National
election occurs. President Mckinley evil
IDENTIFY has that idea In view and his re-
publican friends In congress will unite in
bringing about such result as will make
1t difficult for the democratic party to
make any capital out OF a dead issue
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-11-10
SHORT TEXAS SPECIALS.

GREENvlLLE.- Ben Tins. charged
with assault TO murder his son, was given
live years in the penitentary
cOaiANcHE.--The election on issuaFlce
Of bonds for q new Jail was close and may
result In defeat 81 the proposition
sANDERA. Since the rains have, Set in
tho range has improved wonderfully and
stock will 50 into winter in falr condi-
ton.
fGREENyILLE.- Andrew J.2Eiouston Of
Dallas IL understood to be a. candidate fof
colonel OF the Fourth regiment 81 state
militia.
SAN ANTONIO. lin the Fifty seventh
district court a jury gave $4,000 damages
To philip Meade against the Southern Pa
ci6c Railway company for personal In
turtles.
wINoNA,--A form OF scarlctina is now
in lhs neighborhood east of WinoDa. Mrs,
AIgenbrights little girl died Of the dis.
ease Friday night after only isrea da-s'
Illness
SAN sABA.--A Catholic priest was held
lin sbgtit four and a hall miles from san
saba/on The Llano road and robbed OF
aboH $50 in money and his watch. No arr
regs SO far.
/NAXAHACHIE.- Chambers Is reported
As prevailing TO some extent throughout
Ithe county, Several mules have been con-
demned and slain which were supposed to
have been infected.
KYLE Miss Lola Nance Of this place
won first prize at the San Antonio fair
ON the best loaf Of bread baked by a girl
under 16 years Of age. The prize was q
nickel-plated cooking stove.
DALLAS.--Two white men have been
placed in jail. charged with being Inn
plicated in tho assassination OF James
Bennett. in the northern part Of Dallas
county on last Monday night. The as
sassination OF Bennett has many features
connected with 1t similar to those In the
lynching of the Humphries in Henderson
county.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-11-10
WINDING UP THE AFFAIRS
of the Pacific Improvement Com
pany. u Southern Pacific Ally.

of the Pacific improvement Com
pany, southern Pacific Ally.
New York, November 9.-The Whining
up of the affairs of the Pacific Improve
ment company of California lis seml-of-
heially announced. The company Is cap
itallzed at 100000 and 7. H. Hubbard is
lis president II was organized twenty
years ago as a contracting aad construct
ticn company. II was clio ely con lecsed
with the Southern Pacific RailwaJ COM
pany. Conferences on the subject of liqul-
dating the affairs of the improvement COM
pany are being held every day in the
Mills building. but the end arrived a. Will
not be reached for many months, as It is
a big concern ard each detail OF liquida-
tion must be taken up separately.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-11-10
caIdwcm Cuttings.

Caldwell Texas. November a.-County
court has been In session this week. The
criminal docket has betn cleared. SIX cases
were disposed OF. Court is now working on
the ..iyil docket. which is full ono for this
county. It will adjourn In time for the next
resslon OF the district court. which con
ysnes on Monday. November -.
The good price for cotton is making every
thing lively around town. The farming con
inupIty is In better shape than II has been
fnr a lo,g time, and good many OF them
have comfortable balances at the bark.
Hon. Albert Burles0n, congressman Srr this
district. was in town yesterday He las many
warm friends and admirers at this .Iace nc
went from this place TO Georgetown.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-11-10
wharton Locals.

Wharton, Texas. November y,-The many
frlcrds of Or. Phil Phillips regret 10 hesr Of
his serious illness at his home In Montgomery.
Mrs Dr. j, Phillips OF Wharton will spend
sone time with her son and aid "a RESTORING
hin to health. sfi
a slight Improvement In the condition Of Mrs.
NJ. Anderson, who - quite III ~ spanish
Camp. 81 .s As 4 Il \.
Tuesday afternoon Mr. J.. stafford ana 3MisS
man and wife. Rev. J. Murray performed
the ceremony. n IS ~
cordial welcome was Axtende4 ~ ~.
willis. IN their return horna ycfier4aT- IN
young couple viii reside r. Whssten.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-11-10
MORGAN,S PROPHECf.
lys that the Battle of IS06 VIII be
Fought Over.

Fought Over.
New York, November "a Herald spe-
/ from Washington says:
Bryan's nomination is inevitable SAID
|nator Morgan of Alabama, while DIS
Hsing the effect of Tuesdays elections
Two questions were settled by the elee-
lns," ne said. Mckinley will surely
the republican candidate on gold
fndard platform, backed up by The plea
general prosperity throughout tbs
pntry and the demand from the money
piers and the appeal of the trusts le
we'll enough alone.
The democrats will make the hight over
pm on the Chicago platform WITH Mr
Pan as our candidate The money
PISTON can not be eliminated from TINS
test and Mr. Bryan can not be side
Fixed He has made the fight for th'
por, and / do not know OF any msn II
party who can rob him Of his iuarels
!t,wtil be a battle for free silver al j
with Mr.. Bryan as our STANDARD
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-11-10

Chicago. November Give furlongs--
Virgins, Debridc, Digss. Time. i:oa)s-4.
Mile and sixteenth-Tillic W., Little
Singer. Judge steadman Time, l:513-4
Five furlongs--Ailante. Red Cross II,
Mission. Time, l:02 81
Mile and sixteenth--Catastroph
Moroni, Duke Of Baden. Time. 80 ~.
Five and a half furlongs- Montcagle
Morris volmer, Clara Wooley. Time
1910 -2,
Mile and three elshts--Admetus. Ramlei
H., Monongah. Time, a;2si-l.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-11-10

Chicago, ILL.,, November 9.--one OF the
largest daily through car services In the
world will be inaugurated by the Santa
Fe road sunday. This line will begin OPP
Grating daily frst-class sleeper between
Kansas City and the City OF Mexico. The
distance between the Two points is 23so
miles, During the entire run there VIII
be no change whatever
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-11-10
nnkinnn

San Francisco, November a.--Fivc FUR
longs, maiden two-year oids Racetto
Burdock. Gold Finder. Time i;oi ga
Six furtongs- Campus, Cas,nlse. s,romo,
Time. LII Ia
Mile and sixteenth selllng-Chmura.
Road Runner, Ballistn. Time, 1,56 IL
Mile and n sixtcenth--nr sheppard,
Morincl, lei strobe, Time. 1;5t liz.
six furlongs, handicap-rMarcato. Rio
Chico, Alameda, Time. l:l6i-l.
Five furI0ngs, sellingP otcntc, Tulia
Moore. Flamaway, Time, i;0S IA.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-11-10
M .Men for the A.Ianta.

New York, November 9.--The transport
Buffalo will be ready for the service of
carrying supplies 10 the Philippines next
Sunday.
The cruiser Atlanta, which is nearl,
ready for sea, will be delayed on account
OF the scarcity OF men 10 man her.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-11-10
FOOTBALL TODAY.
A. ind VI. College VIII rncislc the
Tennessee Tenn.

At $50 this afternoon at tho baseball
park the Agricultural and Mechanical
college eleven will play Sewanee eleven
The game promises TO be warm one and
well played as the Texans are anxious 10
show that they are better players than
the Varsity team. which was not in IL
with the Tennesseeans.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-11-10
n II. Hnuser Jr.. Dead.

ST, Louis. November a.--Danisl NJ Hou
ser. Jr., son OF o. ". Houser, proprietor
Of the Globe Democrat. died at his home
here tonight Of typhoid fever He had
been i'll week.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-11-10

Of pneumonia, after about a wcea's III
ness he had been In feeble health si!.p
May when his wife died. Mr. Bradley
was a native Of Germany ana his wife Of
France; came TO Texas IN their cary du!.