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The times., 1899-07-13

Jack Taylor pitched his first game-after
his long lay off-yesterday, and was rot
very effective. The Senators hit him for
twelve safeties, which. with errors. made
behind him, netted ten runs.
The times., 1899-07-13
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O'Clock rrh22- item
The times., 1899-07-13

Maui was pounded all over the lot in
Tuesdays game by Tebeau's aggregation,
and was only saved from defeat by an error
by Wallace and the excellent support
given him by the Superbas.
The times., 1899-07-13
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business. love. and family affairs; reunites the
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The times., 1899-07-13
brighton Beach July 12.-Track fast.

Brighton Beach, July 12.-Track fast.
First race-For three-year-olds. selling;
five furlongs-Theory CoConner), to l;
Hardknot CWilson), to .; Meehanus (Tur-
ner), to /, third. Time 1:01 10 Theory
and Hardknot ran dead heat and the
purse was divided.
Second race-For maiden -year-olds,
six furlongs-Post Haste CTaraD, 10 to /,
won; Remature (O'Leary), even, second;
All Gold (Fletcher), 60 to /, third Time
/ 1.16 1-5.
Third race-For three-year- -olds and up
ward; handicap; one and one-sixteenth
miles-St Cloud CMcCue), to l, won;
George Boyd Brown, to l, second; Clio
rian CTurneD, 5 TO l, third. Time, 1:4S.
Fourth race-For two-year- olds handi-
cap; six furlongs-Big Gun (McCue), to 2,
won; Frelinghuysen (O'Leary), to ?, sec
ond; Lady Contrary Turner), to l, third
Time, 1:16 34.
Fifth race-For three-ye year-olds and up
ward; selling: one mife-Greyfeld (O'Con-
nor), to 2, won; Tyrshena Phelan), to
2, second; Gallathee CTurner), to l, third
Time, 1:41 3-4.
Sixth race-For four-year-olds and up
ward; over six hurdles; one and a half
miles-Dudley E. FinneGanJ, Is to l, won;
Howard Mann Mara, to /, second; Pre-
mier stack, 6 to 5, third. No time taken
The times., 1899-07-13
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Trance CtajryOyant

I0l2 Z ST. NV
Excites the wonder and admiration OF the most
skeptical! Gives advice on love. business and
domestic troubles: unites the separated and re-
stores lost affections. II in doubt trouble or
adversely, call this gifted medium and he viii
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The times., 1899-07-13

Dinneen pitched splendidly yesterday
The majority of the hits scored against
him were the result of ragged fielding
But four clean safeties were made off his
delivery.
The times., 1899-07-13
st. Louis, July 12.-Trace fast.

st. Louis, July 12.-Irace faSt.
First race-For -year-olds and up
ward; six and a half. furlongs-Diser
(HoucN, 2 to /, won; Sorrow Jenkins), ;
to q second: Belle Ward (Conley), to 2,
third. Time. 1:22.
Second race-For three-year- -olds and
upward; selling; one miie-Sir Joseph Lis
ter (Gilmore), to l. won; Koenigen
(Houck). 10 to /, second: Moralist NC
Joynt), to l, third. Time, LAB IA.
Third race-For three year -olds and up
ward; heats; five and half furlongs-Sll- l.
yer Set Qaouck, 4 to ., won; Barrisso
(Burns), to 5, second; Nettie Baker
(Weber). 5 to l, third Time. 1909, :09 "a,
I:10. Barrisso won frst heat; Silver Set
last two.
Fourth race-For three -year-olds and
upward; selling; one mile-Banish (HoucD.
to 5, won; Livadia iJenkinsJ, to 2, sec
ond; Cathedral IT. Burns), 21-2 to l,
third Time 1:42 1-a
Fifth race-For thfee-y year-olds and up
The times., 1899-07-13

TannehiIl's pitching is decidedly erratic
this season. He often pitches faultless-
ly for two or three innings, then goes
all TO pieces and is forced to retire. Lee
yer. the Pirates second best pitcher has
taken a slump and is unreliable. Manager
Donovan is having whole heaps of bother.
The times., 1899-07-13

The McGinnity bubble was again badly
punctured by the Colonels on Tuesday.
He was sent to the shade early in the
contest.
The times., 1899-07-13

Selbach played here about five years and
during that time he never knocked ball
over the left field fence. Tuesday he hit Il
high pitched ball and it bounded over the
fence, which was an accident. On this
scratch hit and its result the Red Legs
were enabled to win a game that the SEN
ators had stored away in their bat bags.
Yet this is a popularity of baseball.
The times., 1899-07-13

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The times., 1899-07-13

There is no palliation or excuse for the
present standing of the Philadelphia club.
If the Quakers would play ball as they
are capable of doing they would be sec
ond in the race. The team is playing
below its standard, and Shettsline should
find out where the men go to get the
breezes from electric fans.
The times., 1899-07-13

Hahn had Barry completely hypnotized
in Tuesdays game. He struck viciously at
space six times. His inability to hit af-
fected his other work
The times., 1899-07-13
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EXPERT SPECIALIST in the cure OF all pri,ate
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Advice and consultation free. Both sexes. Daily.
Q to u, to o; Tuesday, Thursday. and Saturday
Evenings, - g.
so2 F Street Northwest.
(C1osed Sunday) mh3o-u
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-07-06

Tsrx. Rsv. George z MsManinin. stsub-
exvsiis- Ohio
Tne fo-sEoszE were elected trustees ~
( cre yesr apoa TIRE reorganization OF rs
urds - sccse.y a year ago
Rsbsrf Z spesF OF Ne= York was elected
: f-zr-ee 70 faresei The late Rev. J. Gle
men. F-srch. D D. CT NeNzrk. y. J., ard
Rev. y B Grub D. D., az Pnils1slphia
~zr rzss az additional trustee 10 repre-
ss-. sac Ms1ao1ltss which decentralization
las hsreto.ore been Enrsprssented On the
H5zr5
Ire present officers % the United So
-lttv zsr= r1snino1siT re-sleetec upon
rscsn zsrta;!on az the 111lirAtirs com
-nit;ss IS fplloxs. President. Rer. Fra1-
eis z Clarke secretary. Joha wills Barr;
-rsssure-. william shaw al ct B3sic1-
Representatives. or tie board o. rus.
tees OF TIE U1ited Sgsis;y we're eierte1
from each stste. Territory and the prov
iness o. Csuaiz-
Arc1r those elected we're the fellow
ing. Aizh&na, Rev. Q. P. srisger, Mary
lEEd, RsT Iok1 A. Ryan; Georgia Rsr
Ar7hu- Smith: Kentucky Esr. 4. ja3s7n
A-ritk: L-rIs.saa- z T. Morss; Missis-
sirps. John A s,i-scn- No-;h Carolina;
Rsr A. o. Thsie-: okiah ns- Rev Hsr-
par; suath Carolina Rev. " L walker;
Tennessee, " l. Noell; Texas. II r.
Grc1ihouss, Virginia W z. Kennedy:
wsst Virginia. Rev. ", ! Barnes.
TIE meeting adtoa-1es after listening 10
sao-- address from Rev. Joseph walker,
dslegsts from QnssnslanS, Australia
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FOREIGN BRIEFS.

MADRID.-The pre.ec; of Navarro an.
nounees the seizure OF four cases OF arm:
smGsgiea from France for the use OF the
( Carlisis.
BRUsSELS.-Ths chamber OF deputies
peacefully resumed the transaction OF pub
lic business and order throughout the city
IS restored
HAvANA.-Thirty-tvo district clubs o.
TIE Cuban National party have held meet
1885 and will propose the temporary with
eFzwal Of General Gomez from the is
LoNDoS.-The Bank OF British Column
oia has Invited tenders for an issue of
sS4o,oo1 in per cent British Columbia
government inscribed stock at a minimum,
price Of ss per cent
LONDON. sessions of the in,er-
nA'lonal Council Of Women Terminated Al
the Countess OF Ahsrdeen's residence =,
Woiford, where there was a very largs
gathering Of delegates.
LoNDoN.-Unitea States Ambassaso,
Saoale save q grand dinner In Comment
osAt.on OF the Fourth. The guests inciud.
ca Archbishop Ireland. Senator ana Ms
Loage' senator and Mrs Hanna.
SANTIAGO DE cHILE.-The nexsna-
ps.s neFe are Protesting against 4 nra.
sosAl 70 Award William ]. BUCHANAN ~
AZTEC states minister 10 the Argsnrin.
hspln.ie. the sum OF sieo, 600 for h,sS,ns
.eTsentlon IN the arbitration ~ ,ha 49,.
Gary lins between Chile ana Arxsn,lss
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DEWEY AND Won DIEDRIcHs.
The Two Admirals Exchange PoIit
Notes

Berlin. July 5.-The Neusts Nachrichtea
today publishes letters exchanged between
Animals Dewey and Van Died.ichs.
Tie lattef's letter is dated March II and
reads: Sir: / have the honor TO ac-
knowledge the receip; q your communism
t.oa CT March !, informing ne your ex-
esl!enoy tas been promoted admiral While
G 2grst1lai!ng your eXcslleney sincerely
uPon .h!s new token Of recognition beg
you 20 believe your good news has given
ne The greatest satisfaction. I have the
honor 20 be your exeellency's obeiient
servant Diedrichs."
Admiral Dewey replied April Is. saying:
Dear admiral Won Dledrichs: wish to
thank you most heartily for your cordial
letter Of c0ngratulation upon ny promo.
ton. l. is great pleasure for me 10 feel
NY advancement IS source Of satisfaction
10 you and l rejoice that our differences
nave been Of newspaper manufacture.
Hoping 10 have the pleasure Of meeting
you again before leaving this station, I an
very sincerely, Dewey
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Az ExoLrsHsAa-s VIEWS.

Lord Rnssbsyy az Eagszn9 k1s evsdsn.l
n. ~ against The sharp szesr 0. some
Imam s.ltoE. a. least he IS tigea Of Inc
1sxSS22ss editorial page. and .ais ia The
.aost reasonable aypatheslg for MS lors-
faty's ciaiIk4 for tie expression q. aews-
Ds2sr eplsion-
Fcsssts.y whsr tAs stag o. some crsll-
essn 70 which be has been subjected wears
or ns VIII change lis zaln5.
P.sziasat Treser q Dartmouth ccliege.
broAd-gzage1 American. who d MT
afraid Of EDITORIAL opiniga. has ea.ered bis
s9afna r1U-ess to Lord Rosessry;s .1tauc-
ton. ana expresses his yiexs a. follows:
O. not areepS tie lsa4a.1sa s.sts,,.ar q.
LoE1 t-o~@ptsy. xAc EoCl- ssiaslnsss ihe ed.
ttrIAl rag .ryaa lhe lEN8yalfT NA%a sAe
re-st4slt- aks .ht tarA q tht fact Il his PES
1880. Saa lss Eissa y 20 gs. III gfose@4soa-
&c AppsS -Ae rnr-e1g i4ct- he Is 10 use Il
aocern.ng 70 his saAisAs Tor TIE dereIas1a. *
q pss.ie fsnrEent 1Ee professional y@irs
lat. 4 nswspapsr nIsr have ! policy Z II
Ec1@a satisfy tEe DTpiEszlcnEl der.zrns me-.
5rsIrtlisn lbe Jgr.r4. Of cptpi9rs. islr,
~ sannepcs kolwifhsta airs i,c-a He,shss--.
eneeT - The leading arg1rle /" the Lonace
3cprral Snirn has lad mort tnnaeEte ttAa an
S3tef tpfe.ka learna,s Ia forming p-asit ssq-
rirfnt II lac united States ca fc.ssgz tsscex
<en 6peetatcr-
Lord Rcsebery would have the papers
~ ~ ne~s, ard the nsrs oaiy. Ansr-
iosa Journalism, rhich Is conceded the
DesaA evsr % BE- far superior to that Of any
ee1nfry op re globe. gees Lard Ros<bery
- 1ettss ~ giving AL the nsrs. accom-
yr1ea ~ istslllseot editersai disenssion
- ~ eersenf svenss Of The day.
= oeuspepvr y this eountry vitaout
@lscE>d opinion would b little short OF
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RIOTS RENEWED.
Many Conflicts Took PInce apds
Were W-0uuded

'any Conflicts Took PInce and Nm
Were Wounded.
barcelona. July 5.-There was rensu
OF the disorders here last night. Bandit
rioters attacked the Church o, s,nt, VI
roma and the Jesui, school. The pdls
charged and the mob peltea them VI
stones. Later the police were reiniats
by mounted gendarmes and finally -
tered the mob.
Many eonficts took place and mau.es
PIE were wounded. The theaien 3
closed.
The disorders were renewed this rsI
Ing when the workmeu we're leaving Z
factories. Many persons were wounds
charges by the mounted gendarmss 1
The violence OF the mob continues
directed against the churches and
priests. Trade Is suffering severely
expected that martial law will b NJ
claimed.
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DEWEY AT COLOMBO.
Expected at Port Said Soop-wnI
Visit the Bosphorus

New York, July 5.-A dispatch 20 the
Herald from Port Said says: The latest
news of the Olympia is that the ship
stopped at Colombo to enable Admiral
Dewey TO temperate his health in the hill
country o, Csylon.
The Olympia with Admiral Dewey
aboard. wlll probably soon arrive at SueE
and pressed 70 the Dardauelles. the
United States minister having invited the
admiral TO spend short time with him on
the Bosphorus.
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PEACE WILL BE PREsERvsp-
IL IL Thought the Franchise Pr
ais Have Beeu Accented.

IL IL Thought the Franchise Pr
ais Have Been Accepted.
Pretoria. South African Republic n
5.-The special conference betweea ~
dent Kruger. the members of tho -
and Fisher. a member OF the exse'
Council OF the Orange Free State, ~
the bearer of compromise suggestion ~
the Free State in the matter OF ~
pute between the Transvaai and
Britain and Hofmeier. the Afins
leader. has been practically concludsA
is believed that the franchise prop
have been accepted and may be hia
fore the yolksrsad tomorrow ana
peace viii be preserved.
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SENSATIONAL CHARGES.
Receivers Charged n Trust Company
with Proiit Taking.


Kansas City, No, July 5.-sansstlonal
charges azsiusi Tbs toTuae- management
q TIE Kansas City. Pitlsburg and Gulf
-sil.rai xsrs made in the Federal cour.
here to.aT. Sooo after {: went into the
hsn5s @. receivers. the Kansas City subur-
ian Railway company Sled claim for
sls,se.. claiming this azo1ut t7r ;hs use
q: its terminals sy ths Gulf road.
Tie Missouri. Kansas a1i Texas Trust
eouazay also fled claim 70. So $40 for
nozsE claimed 10 have bssz advanced TO
the Cal: roz5- Il answers fled today Re
es:vs-s Fo-5yce II. wi;hs-z, Tot oaly ask
thar payment % tAsse claims Be refused,
ha. charge TIA: the corporations present
t1E them are Only :wo Of several that
AzTe beer feeding CT ;hs P.itsblzg and
Gnit. Tie receivers STATE iaE: the Ms
soa-i. Kansas and Texas Trust company
c.g2u-Es3 tie Kansas Ci;y and Northern
csnzsc:!ne 75zd. the Omaha and s. L9uls
MAD the Omaha, Kansas City and Eastern
railroad, he Cs-t-al Improvement. con-
fa-y, The Belt L.ns company aa3 other
corlp21.ss, al Q: which wf-s 50 ctdcered
lsgc 4 -zto-isy O. he directors il o1s
c-<zy was : majority c. The directors
= : others Tie lines north OF Kansas
Ci-y. Re receivers slIsgs, were organized
t7r ;he .ssl purpose Of enabling The trust
company 20 e2at securities 81 large p-oa.
= s-szl,
The directors who controlled these vari-
: rs companies controlled The Pi:.sburE
ana Geit AMI the income was sufficient 10
pay al i1e debts ard salaries. out :Asy
charge iha. lie officers CT tbs trust CON-
9zzy, osiEg IN control % he .roa5. caused
rs !recne % b diverted from time 10
'l-2s 50 Is 10 nee & fcr tae bench, OF the
:.Est Company AID ether allied companies
Tbs receivers say: The ,rust coupany
ices act cone :cto cou-: With Glen hands
aid should 10: bs permitted 10 recover on
he accounts presented"
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he nAseaesTEs sulr. CHANNEL.

Tie Pos: IS gid . nots troz tas asaa4l
Fsi''sf q tas MaaeAestsE .zsEss7 q eaa.
a9eEe= tA2t re hzslZssz q rs sA.p e.aasel
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gfe-s iaisEsor s2terEsy. resultant tran
f2s enIett-Ase .. si4Ess city. l. az L.
es11iFe 70 tie Progress q eve-y s.y zsz-
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esis controlling sas-r tsz4e .. lsyyisr
srEeito1s Epor :hsa-
ne EepeEt ssaKE.
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Tie FePo.E also says. TAs snip esanl
ass nstzinsa AZ Increased aois uPsa TIE
r@ae Q: TIE district !, Is also iralsat.re
q Re o~ns1t ~Aiea TIE rsreGzlss@ c3--
r7uaity saa tie .zazsl,Asss Of TIA zsstrsct
7-s rse@4Eiag tTon Tie grsA. wa.erway
ossEssz EAHeaeEler zzs gas sea T-1sers
ere Eel a@ars ;aai tas benssts eo-fs-rea
8S7lE noi o-iy "a IKE Ss@eenznasas sssst
Fii1 y The Mg-rhss;A- s1lp cAaal acn-
Fsny. 5zf % he #a9ss .sn207t a-a sxpar.
isA-s Q. LIE dlsis.zt. 5a-sHss tAs eAarEas
.. ne vzriS2s gg-ls ssEFlas ne distract
za1 re rates q carriage Il AID sEon these
Ssr-s lave sesH Tssg Materially reduced
s4ooe AM il csas@s@f-.s az Tie profession
.. r-s 2srt of Na4s1estsF'
Here l. : ssSsnte- tps 0zr people sho are
uglag lie Buffalo ssiy .zzaaea
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THE FISHERY CONTROVERSY
Definite Action VIII BE Takes
specting the Settle uaent \

Deuu1te Action VIII be IbsE
spectfng the Settle nsent =
ST. Johns. n. Fully 5.--The canie',
between commodore Clifford. IN con-
OF the British New Foundlsnd stalios' n
Commodore Henfiqus. commandias
Freaeh flagship Isiy, have resaitsa
agreement to attempt TO minimize ~ -
ton along the treaty cesst as mucn = "
sible- \
The Isly will sail tomorrow icy
Pierre.
The. eolcnial government expecA q
eeise tomorrow a copy q: the roper. ~
royal csmnission with dsfDits pfos1|1
Tor colonial aetian rsspsc,irg ~ 49,
meat OF the whole controversy.
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EXCHANGE INTERVIEWS.


s Tie Ssa Diego sua. q ngrzl eean,r ~.
'ep's singular ;lArsllsl u ne .al.sui-z.
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- " roe gsac4Es q Geaerg. Oi.s iap 5rrs "a
tl -lss so cut ~ Gs-tral ss'egi~- ez.4ng his
cca2a e1rsTtsrcss Ora 15.9n-s zsse- -
oiesT. eesrnT zlwzvr D. tas - 800
Z Iesl<uce4 ftiest- seteis abort sutsu-s r.-s--
ieFee q insurgents 1isersercd-zu5 tIsr,s-ss1
s5okfn pftre II slsat anoi1er hiaosy sor
i.e,--f;.sE-S's sess AssEy. ours ins3.nsgcsrt
~ skshs aFnEess DeAee-aDz vet the merry
5tsl var Eoss en
Fhers unepesunaahiY good t.si o..
Similarity IN the reports. sufficient a asy
rate 70 suggest the i.sz tat ols has lis
syDsEn;ss asozs With him
Tbs wsliisrlils age always anxious 10 sr-
eoFn@oaAie us igisads makes The following
pFopasition;
AZ re piers EsGsssy., plank wslks ard
=; MosezHs Point: Beyond low water rsarE
are IN Chambers county The eeltcr al Ia
Afe - ser time when Re Is in Houstua sill
state and COZ rty tax no3sy and receipt .ar
No doubt the bays will Se a, tie pls- 70
rlces uScls Dan when he next sails into Hons.
ton. and will have Tie cash to psy their ,sxes
along ~ith then. The rsccsp, c, the ed,ta-
OF the Ass IS worth i,s face value in say
county.
The Journal can prove IL, Prove wh,,v
" ~, that Texas has Subic srhco. funa AZ
ainscst $lsfJQotoa. and almost s. 0a go IN tsis
tssl aEno1n; is available "a b year .og tas
equation OF Texas childrsa. fais gives
every child ir the STATE upon an sytrsse
about ,9ar mo2sns Of free sehr7ltng each
rear. Nothing like It in the uaitea statas
Ct the world. II you want your children "a
lSt the benent q this immensc pic OF free
tc-oei money come to Texas aud cons rigat
nov! RemsIber tha. the LONGER yo,, re-
man aNsY the more you will have 10 psy fer
ali kinds az lands -
The above from the Texas Real rstat.
Journal hits the situation exactly. 70 Al /
ne woflc sad their relations The Post would 4
The old gag is once more going the rounds |
anc here !, is in its original sInpnelty.
~ tutor who footed the nute.
ltisa % teach two young tutors TO tco,.
Ss'a the two 10 the tutor.
Is u harder 10 loot. or
10 tutor two tutors TO toot?"
Editor Merriam az the Corpus Christi Caller.
after studying the eonundram IN and down
and throueh the middle. gives the following
lucid answer on behalf OF the hafasd futsr.
Iis harder TO tutor two tutors. untutored.
70 foot. than TO loot.
Scw comes 4 Texas newspaper wag ana /
suggests tina, the frequent repetition OF tie 1
foregoing is a sure cure for s,ammerns. Hs
ssys tho oesson who is afflicted with a lame
ma inpszfse, speech. and who win correctly |
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-07-06
Injunction Against Ticket Broker.

Detroit, Mi>h-, July 5.-Temporary in
,aacsions we're issued today BY Judge Swan
u lie Ua!isd STATES court against four
lesn ticket brokers, who have come 10 the
elty within tie last few days. secured
licenses and prepared to DO Z brokerage
ats.-es: IN C5..stiaa Endezyo. excursion
uc&ets. The iaiuuctioas were issued with
th= instances Q: Ire railroads. Railroad
brokers ge-a temporarily enjoyed in both
the company and United States courts on
Monday t!om doing business il Christian
Ende2Tor ticke.s.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-07-06

TAe responsss 20 The Posts appeal for con.
ninutioas TO relieve the nSoa sufferers a,
br0okshlre have hssn prompt ard numerous,
= large aEi1rnt Of monty and quantity o.
pEoyissSns sere dess;ed yesterday. and the
inrnscia's necessities q the sufferers have
i<en relieved. The rush Of the waters has no,
sEest- however. sne it 10 feared tina, hundreds
mere rsrs Insss homeless yesterday and las,
niEht ALREADY an nrssn, appeal for food has
eeme from Fusshesr. and DOUBTLESS other va
isges are In need and distress Fer this rsa
spa The Pos, will eOztiHue 10 receive eoatrs-
hI.seas 70 purchase food and s.o,hing. and II
Z hopsa that The eharitAbly inclined viii he.s
the appezi.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-07-06

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