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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-06-11
FOREIGN.

Each party to the peace conference at
The Hague seem disposed to not agree
with any other parties.
French cruiser has left CAYENNE for
France with Dreyfus on board,
Government is making preparations to
guard President Loubet on his way to the
races today.
Britain's next communication with the
Transvaal will be demand backed by .
threat. British troops are very numerous
In South Africa.
American missionaries are again In
trouble IN Morocco.
German press severely crlticises the ac-
QUESTION of the South Sea island by the
government.
German agrarian newspapers continue
their fight ON American meats,
Volksraad has instructed that Krueger's
franchise proposals be enacted into law.
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YUKON RAILWAYS.
The Canadian Government WIN Not
Charter Any This Season.

The Canadian Government VIII Not
Charter Any This season.
Ottawa, Ont. June 10-The government
will not charter any transportation com
pauies IN the Yukon district this season
The minister OF railways has announced
that the government has decided for rea-
sons that will readily occur to most Per.
sons that for this season at least It would
not be advisable to charter railways go-
ipg into the Yukon
This decision will kill the following
bills: The Alaska Yukon Railway COM
pany, Alaskan ana Northwestern Railway
company, Canadian Yukon Railway com.
pany, and the Yukon Pacific Railway com
pany, II will probably affect the bill re.
speoting the British Yukon Mining, Trad
ing and Transportation company. and the
bill respecting the Yukon Mining Trading
and Transportation company,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-06-11

a solution of the political situation, we
have not been approached in the matter,
and | personally know nothing of this
proposed mediation by America"
An official of the foreign office In con-
versation with representative Of the
Associated Press says; I'VE have not ap-
preached America, nor has America APP
preached US In this matter. and it is very
unlikely that America will be asked to
do anything of the kind, much as we
value the good feeling existing between
the two countries"
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-06-11

For twenty years DR.. Hathaway Co.
h"Ee eeen extending the field Of work. and
yearly adding to their reputation In the cure
OF all those diseases of men which are so
terrible in their results to both mind and
oooy, Today they easily stand at the head
OF MI Institutions NJ the kind, and their star
81 physicians ana surgeons is recognized
le'eNRhout America aad abroad as comnosea
'' .le greatest anecislists in their line.
AL OF the old time methods have bean ais
e"raea by this firm Of specialists and modern
Se'enthc treatment alone is used-a treat,
nsa' which is so inyariablo in its result,
mat guarantee OF complete and permanent
cure Is given in every case taken.
NO. only are cures made speedily. hut the
"noie system Of the patient Is burt Nm and
~, "rS - s'a'a Of perfect physical nervous
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-06-11
eY OF ToDAY's IMPORTANT NEWS,
STATE.

The A. and M. commencement will be.
Gin today
Demand for lumber continues good.
Copper ore has been found In Archer
county.
Saloon keepers Of Victoria do not pro-
pose to observe the SUNDAY law
Comptroller is sending out blanka fol
applications for pensions.
One man was killed and another seri.
ously wounded at Mansfield. Tsrrant
county.
Heavy shipments of melons are being
made from skidmore.
Prisoners charged with poisoning are
being given a preliminary hearing at Gall
weston,
The food at MenardvIlle has subsided.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-06-11
SPORT.

Houston IA. Austin 81 no game at Gal
weston
Some good stake races were run at the
regular tracks.
Fitz got s35,5s1 and Jeffries s27.054 as
their shares OF the receipts and purse,
Jeffries says he is willing to ight
Sharkey next.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-06-11
MINER ENDORSED.


British Commissioncrships Supported
uitIandcrs.
johannesburg, June l0.At a mass meet
ing Of ultlanders, held here today, for
the purpose OF confirming and supporting
the proposals OF Sir Alfred Miner. the
British high commissioner, resolution
was adopted declaring that no settlement
will be satisfactory that does not pro.
vide for the recognition of equal political
rights for all,
President Krueger's proposals were CON
just demands OF the unfranchised, while
Sir Alfred Miner was Endorsed as the
minimum acceptable. The meeting was
orderly and attended by 5000 Utlanders.
The government issued notice advising
the entranchised burgers TO allow the
meeting to proceed without disturbance,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-06-11

Coverack, Cornwall, June 10 The Ameri-
can line steamer Paris, which ran on the
rocks OF the Manaelea May o. is now known
to be doomed, a southwest wind Is blowing,
bringing in heavy seas which are driving the
steamer astern landmarks Her boilers have
shifted, her false bottoms are gone and the
divers are unable to work With the exc -
ton OF about dozen men who remain w!th
the captain all of the crew az the Paris have
lef, her. Tho agents refused TO pay the mems
fares home which the sailors stronev re-
scented. as they had stood by the ship until
nearly the end.
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rwo rnnsoNs DROWNED.

Tragic Ending 10 u Pleasure
"trip.
stockton, Cal, June lO.--A party OF twenty
Sonng people were enjoying a pleasure ride
10 cstamaran on the river, when they We're
preeipitated into the water by the oyertuIn-
ing of the beat. A desperate struggle Tor life
followed, in which Miss Mabel Kahtz and
Walter Henderson. the engineer. were
drowned. Rescue parties from shore saved
many OF the young people and strong swim,
mers IN the party managed 10 land most %
the others, IL is claimed that ons ~ the
boats supporting the catamaran was In a Leak
ing condition and the boatmen knew II was
filling but paid little attention TO the matter.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-06-11
The PHILIPPINE sITUATIos.

American casualties in the Philippines
have been more than thousand since the
war began.
A heavy force cleaned out the natives
from part OF the country about Manila.
Two Americans were killed and twenty
one wounded. Forty per cent of the men
were overcome by the heat
Differences between sohurman and Otis
are admitted at Washington. but they are
said to be of small consequence.
Philippine iunta at Paris denies that
there is any INSTRUMENTATION against Agui-
naldo.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-06-11
KHuEGER SUSTAINED,
Eollssruad Considers His Proposals
Reasonable.

Eollssrnad Considers His Proposals
Reasonable.
Pretoria, Juno l0--Atter celebrating In
secret all tho morning, the volksraad yes
terday afternoon approved President
Krueger's franchise proposals and in
structed the government to draw them
up in the form OF a law, which will be
submitted to the volksraad. The volks-
Rad yesterday passed a resolution of re-
greet that tho British high commissioner
had not accepted President Krueger's pro-
posals. which the volksyaad consider rea-
sonable In the highest degree.
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whsItISGTor.

The Atro-American council appeals for
protection OF negroes against mob law
and condemns and denounces rape.
Four negro caealrymen have been
awarded medals for conspicuous bravery
in Cuba.
Said to be grave danger that all tho
arbitration schemes before the peace con-
ference viii pull through
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a committee OF one to take charge Of "
arrangements. All the subscribers y "
statue fund are invited to particlpaa y
the exercises. Among the guests e1ps''ss
are Robert T. Lincoln and Senator " :.
Chandler. who were members Of lh y
thur cabinet.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-06-11
TROUBLE AT ponTIERs.

Demonstration and Counter Demon
stratiOM--Arrcsts.
Poitiers, France, June 10.-The arrival
here today Of II. Albert viger minister of
agriculture, caused demonstration by
friends OF President Loubet which cause
Is counter demonstrated by members of
the Catholic club. This was interfered
with by the police, who arrested twelve of
the participants.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-06-11
LEES OUT FOR BLOOD

Securing the Woods for the Ias''n
FeudaI Enemies of the Lees
Middlesboro, KY, June lo'-on Y
Wednesday Abe Lee was killed iron "
bush in Harlan county. Today ten o. y
Lee faction, armed with wiuches'srs wy
securing the forests in search OF TIE NV
derers. AS suspicion naturally p'nu
the Taylors, feudal enemies OF 'ns -
they are looked for and biooa'n's
feared.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-06-11
LoUDET,s PROTECTION.


Paris, June l0--The prefecture Q, Police
has Issued an announcement for the 5000
pOice. twenty squadrons OF cavalry and
brigade Of infantry, which will be sta
toned tomorrow between the Elysee pail
ace and tho paddock at Long Champs upon
che occasion Of President Loubetis visit
10 The race course, in order to attend the
race for the Grand Prlx de Paris
Numerous companies Of cavalry and in
'antry will also be distributed at certain
points in Paris where disturbances are
thought TO be possible.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-06-11
MIX. BLAND's CONDITION.

Is Much Weaker and He Is Uncon-
scious.
Lebanon, Mo, June lO,--Mr. Bland
rallied somewhat from his sinking spell
this afternoon. but at 10 o'clock tonight is
much weaker than at any time during his
illness, Some liquid nourishment was
given him at 4 o'clock with good results.
The patient who is unconscious, may live
through the night, unless he should be
again touched by the paralytio stroke
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-06-11
Static TO GENERAL ARTuuR
~ 10 ne unveiled In New York
Next Tuesday

~ ~ TO lie Unveiled in New York
Next Tuesday.
new York June lo,-Not long after ex-
PRESIDENT Chester Arthur died fund was
started among his friends to erect a statue
IN MS memory. Little noise was made
over the work ana many persons will be
surprised to hear that the statue will ha
unveiled next Tuesday in Madison souars
N /" 1'u 'ne subscriptions has reached S25,-
Wv 'ns committee deemed the sum SUI
Hc'ent and gave the order for a bronzs
T :, 70 George E. Blssell. the sculptor
- represents General Arthur seated with
ans eyeglasses in one hand and hook n
Ne sSe o'neg lie appears as though ,,st
soout 70 rise from the chair whish suss
Vs. ,Ss smile OF one be used when in ,hs
"u''e house The statue itself is shon,
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RAILROAD.

Negotiations between Cotton Belt anu
II. Il. and W. T. officials are being car
rled on at New York.
Commerce commissions plans regarding
the hearing on grain rates,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-06-11
FLOOD AT WICHITA.
Six Thousand Acres OF Land Under
Water.

Wichita Kan, June 10,--wichita is
threatened with additional rains tonight,
and warning has been sent to those resid :
ing adjacent to the Little and Big Arkan-
sas rivers and along Chisholm creek. AL.
ready 5000 acres of land are flooded north
of the city.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-06-11
DOMESTIC.

Iron workers have secured an advance in
wages OF about "a per cent.
Big beer makers are said to be consider
ing combine.
Congressman Bland is much weaker
than at any time since his illness began.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-06-11
Orange Locals.

orange. Texas. June 1O.-The hapei' ~,
case of Will Harms. charged with 'u' Nd
of Earl Breu. was heard before 'usn !, 1,
here today and Harms was granted Oa' I
sum of $1,000 N. Al
A refreshing rain fell here today ~
for two months.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-06-11

fering from the results OF .ss fullest ~
delay. but put your case 10 ~ srsat spssS
fdenee. in the hands Of thess .. ~.
lists. Write or call, consuIssuywr way 4 Q,
aos Alamo Plaza san sssslss -
Question BLANKS and ea-p
free upon Applications
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-06-11
THE SITUATION IN CUBA.

One of the fever breeders of Havana has
been cleaned up.
Cubans were maltreated at Havana by
Spanards because they refused to hur-
rah for Weyler.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-06-11
Men Suffering ]
From Contagious Blood Poison
or any Diseases or Weakness
Speedily and Permanently Cursu

Not only are the outward e. ,.nsr4
CONTAGIOUS BLOOD DISEASE ,'..x ~
but all the terrible effects OF 'ns WI, sa
cured. the blood made pure and s'S r,,srd
OF the system restored 70 It's
functions.
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COMMERCIAL.

European crop damage reports gave n
boost to wheat.
Good orders were sent in for stocks at
the advanced prices.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-06-11

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nations and ~ ~
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sacred secrecy q q
respondents !. -.
pIain envelep.s.s.. ail:.
mack pisuckasss q ,s ~,
etc are sen, ..su,
rnssIckases. viils.ss,s,
marks o. snf ~
mr., \ REQ Of contents -.
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zion. or II you %,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-06-11
DREyFus SAILED.

Left the Prison site Yesterday
Morning.
Cayenne, June 10.--The French
cruiser Sfax lef' the islands at 6;20
this morning with Dreyfus on board
The latter embarked on the war
ship at 7 o'clock yesterday morn
ing.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-06-11
ERIE MEDICAL CO.,
90 NIAGARA ST.. BUFFALo,N,

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mail to me- under plain letter seal, post,seL ~ I
PLANTATION OF your new system Of furnjshlss lsa VI
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medical book for men. res Yeas
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W EI:IAk MET
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Marvellous appliance and remsa,.
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Medical Co., Buffalo, N. Y. "
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of gross lack of loyalty and discipline upon
the part OF the police.
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-07-15

time af,erward. The Elhu Thomson ar
r,ye,. Tuesday. and the Bertha. Of the
Alaska Commercial Corapany's fleet. got n
"wednesday The four-mastsd schooner
Carries, Dove loaded with freight for the
\ At T Co. arrived Thursday, nine
teen DAYS from Seattle. and the Laurada
sat in late Thursday night.
The trim steam schooner Alliance. under
charter to the Empire Transportation
s-emranv. II due 20 sal tomorrow At noon.
ard sxpscts To reach Sssa.tie ahead Of any
other vessel The Roanoke, with zeVerai
millions in gold will get AVA Monday
ard from the present writ ng. II looks as
,e che s.aronne and Portland. bo.h with
treasure will call about the same time.
The river steamers Monarch and Robert
Kerr breugh, in . large number % pass
snrer~ for the esaronne and Roanoke. the
sohn ] Healy arrived last night With
great many through passengers troFS ba~~
~..,, and ether river paints and the Nicte-
ga and Seattle ~ rhe Moran aest, erong3s
s,,Y.a a large number 90 passengers Eais
agssrnfss.sf che Hannah fae Alaska Com
sr.srrtzI ,~,Yspany's hsg steamer, arrived
ut.s several hundred passengers. many
wfa dust and drafts The Sasashy. OF the
n T. A = Co IT, expected Monday
Win a fail load Of passengers and con-
ssssrshle Treasure The Homer. having In
sua ,ha Alaska Exploration Sonnsnys
rsx.r ~tsa Tssr Les ard three esrrss. which
shA pgrsset ur q, nuteh hars@sr. arrived
today after = fac trio
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-07-15
GOLD DUST IN COURT.
A Receiver VIII Hold II Until ehe
Court Determines the Owner.

Three hundred and eleven ounces of Al
askan gold dust. or the value thereof.
are tied UP In the assay office as the re-
suit of suit brought by Joseph. Albert
and Markus Mayer against l.. Garnnkie
and Katie Garfinkle. his mother. The
complaint charges that the plaintiffs ana
l.. Garfinkle entered into written agree
ment to engage In business In Alaska and
to divide the profits between them. That
in pursuance OF the agreement they fur
nished Garfnkle with $3.50 worth OF
watches and money for his expenses to
Dawson: that Garfinkle after reaching
his destination disposed Of the watches
for $3.50 and embarked In business on his
own account with the proceeds. whereby
he has accumulated the sum OF so. 600. or
its equivalent in gold dust. They say
further that he returned Wednesday OF
this week and deposited 81 ounces OF gold
in the assay office In the name OF his
mother, who. as we'll as himself, has no
property and Is insolvent.
They ask, therefore. for an accounting
and that a receiver be appointed to hold
the gold dust or Its proceeds.
Garfinkle denies an the allegations. and
says he will show on the hearing that the
81 ounces are his mothers In her proper
right and that the Mayors have no claim
therefor.
In the meantime the gold dust Is hung
up in the hands OF receiver until It il
determined to whom II belongs.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-07-15

fore he was booked upon as a model Gus
toner. Mccartney returned here less than
a year ago. The day following he pur-
chased back the business he had sold and
started anew
His second venture was done partly on
a credit basis and in most of the houses
doing business here he was considered
good for any moderate sum. About two
months ago he began falling of in his
payments. but not much attention was
paid 10 Il until IL was learned that dur
ing that time his purchases were much
heavier and his stock lighter. Ten days
ago he made some promises 10 pay and
was tiaed svSr
On SUNDAY afternoon last residents in
THE ueighborhoSd III Twrrty-eighfh ave-
nue. and Madison noticed two wagons
back up q the door OF the store. Into the
wagons we're dumped huge bundles %
supposedly bedding and large boxes said
90 contain rstiors. for Mccartney had
gwen oUt that he was going on picnic
trt- for few DAYS 20 West Seattle
on Thars.ay last the wholesale houses
learned that Mccartney instead OF going
10 the resut designated had taken another
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-07-15
DRAIN on CITY RESERVOIRS.
RuIe In Regard 10 sprink1ing Lawns
to he Instated On.

The warm. dry weather has brought
about the usual trouble with the over
consumption OF city water. People with
yards are breaking over the rule laid
down for the use of city water in sprtnk
ling. and the result Is shortage which
would prove exceedingly disastrous in
case of fire. From this time on watch
will he kept and the MIGRANTS Of offenders
will he shut of. meaning a fine Of 81 be-
fore the water will again be turned on.
The city must have fire protection"
said Superintendent YounEs OF the water
department yesterday. There II no use
for people to water their yards both morn
ing and evening. They must do one or
the other. The city has been divided into
districts as follows:
"All south OF YeSler way from Elliott
bay tn Lake Washington and all east 81
Fourteenth avenue can use city water In
spr!nkling from s 10 8 a. m.
The other district has from TO p. m.
The high service has been overtaxed
and cannot be subjected to such an un-
usual drain twice a day. IL the people
viii conform to the rules OF the depart
ment all will have water. whereas other
wise they will have a general shortage"
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SHIPPING MORE MEN.
Northern Pacific to Commence Work
ON It's New Branch.


President Melien. OF the Northern Pa
csfic. who Is expected In Seattle within the
next ten days. is at present In ST. Paul
10 which city he returned few days
since. after a tour through Canada and
a conference with Premier Greenway and
the provincial cabinet Of Manitoba regard
ing the proposed extension by the North
ern Pacific OF branch Hne westward
from Portage and practically on a parallel
with the Canadian Pacific. While no Of
fetal declaration has been given out IL is
q well known fact In railroad circles that
the Northern Pacific ia gathering together
a large corps Of Iaborers in Seattle and
other cities much larger than required 90
do the extension work IN Idaho and that
these men are being shipped across the
line from ST. Paul. This IL taken az
successful. as dispatches from Winnipeg
have already stated he was. and that work
on the new line will be begun at once.
The road when constructed will pass
through enc Of the greatest wheat belts
In the world. leading directly through the
Saskatchewan valley and into the garden
spots OF that country With this line
completed. IL Is stated. /: 10 the intention
81 tho Northern Pacific 20 erect on the
Sound more consmodious elevators for the
receipt Of Canadian grain TO be distributed
here 20 the Oriental markets.
The securing Of rfEht-of-way by the
Northern Pacific IL sore blow 20 the
Canadian Pacific which all through the
tonE continued fSwnt has ssGbSornIy re-
sisted the efer.s Of the Northern Pacific
for the rGat-os-way Tie road when built
viii result IN direct benefit to Seattle