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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-12-01
WISCONSIN VS.. MICHIGAN.



Chicago, November 30.--Before what was
probably the largest crowd that ever gath
cred to witness football game in the West.
the eleven from the University of Wisconsin
defeated the University OF Michigan eleven
on the National League baseball grounds this
morning by score of II to s. The right
leg of Pat o'Dea, the Wisconsin captuin and
tuli back was big factor in the one sided
score, as he was responsible for ten of the
points scored by the Badgers. Once he lifted
the ball Clearly between the goal posts from
the thirty-fye yard line and once his puut
went SO far that Mclean misjudged it aud
lumpllng, gave Hyman d chance to fall on
Lne pikskin behind Mchgans goal posts,
The second touchdown by Wisconsin Wa,
hlade on clean hard football, in the second
natl Hii the sMsht, but active, line men from
Wisconsin opening holes ~in the Michigan
forwards through which Peele, Larson. Cur
ss,. ana BLAIR plunged for big gains. The
defensive work OF the Wisconsin eleven was
remarkable and time and again Sweely and
keena were forced to punt the exchanges
while ODea was In the game ALWAYS res,,it
ing In big losses for Michigan O')ea how
ever, was ruled out for smuggling on the play
that resulted In touchdown by Hymar. and
Driver. who took his place, was much infe
rior TO Mchigans kickers, though he did
spienald WORK in piunglng through the limo
wisconsin was expected to show -inferIorItv
ID ner offensive game, but the way the Badger
packs tore through was a surprise to cven
iheir most enthusiastic rooters
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the "anti-imperialism" agitation. espe-
cially in the Eastern States, where tau
silver issue does not attract. CO-opera-
ton with Edward Atkinson s following
will be sought. The purpose of the SD
yer republicans is TO gain, II poss be,
with this new issue foothold in East
ern States, so that their party can more
truly claim to be a National organiza Ion
ana thus become more effective whip for
holding the democrats to the Bryan ana
- tol lines This ~ one reason why Az
silver republicans want to hold big Ma
tional convention OF 1000 or more dale
gates next year. Confirmation OF this plan
came today from ex-senator Dubois OF
Idaho, chairman of the silver republican
executive Committee.
There IS no place for republican anti
in1perialists Of New England and the coast
to go exceptsto our party" said Mr. Du-
bois. The assured composition of the
United States senate forsseveral years con-
'vinoes them thatisilyer legislation can not
Do passed for many years yet. On anti
Imperialism and kindred questions they
are at once With us. am satisfied they
WIZ come 10 us. expect to see former
Governor Boutwell, of Massachusetts,, Ed
ward Atkinson and men like them sitting
as delegates to our convention. We have
Planned for big convention of 1000 or
more. Our convention. if held at the
same place and time as the democratic
convention. will be powerful stimulus
against any concessions by that party to
the forces of unrighteousness. We have
not much to fear on this score, however.
We are pretty well satisfied that the
democrats Will reafiirm the platform OF
1896 and renominate Mr.. Bryan. This will
be enough. If. however. they should seek
to evade or subordinate the silver issue,
We Will not be their allies. In such case
we VIII do what many silver republicans
wanted to do in '96-establish a separate
organization and nominate a separate
ticket"
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aTATE.

IH 4
Daughters OF the Confcderacy elcc,cd
officers. adopted amendments to the con-
stitutlon and adjourned to meet next year
In Corsicana.
Extra session OF the legislature will b
called about January 20.
Thanksgiving was generally observed
throughout the State
Actor Coghlan's remains will be held at
Galveston for sometime awaiting Anal dis
position.
A woman was burned to death near Gle.
burnc.
deputy customs collector was killed
near Preside by Mexicans. who escaped
into Mexico.
G. r. sauter OF Houston has filed a
petition In bankruptcy. s
The EASILY murder case has been sent
to trial at Livingston.
The town Of Garland. Dallas county, Is
said to have been nearly entirely wiped out
by FIRE.
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CHICAGO VS.. BROWN.
hhode Islanders FOund the We,
Tough PrOuosftion

H"oue isianders Found the West q
Tough Proposition.
chicago November 30.-The University of
Chicago finished her triumphant series today
os deieatlne Brown by score of II to D..
only twice In the game did Brown menace
the maroon goal and each time Chicago
prasea with hne spirit and saved her goal
from the PUSHES OF the Rhode islanders. From
center TO end the maroons outponted Brown
.s gave an exhibition OF consistent downs
when she has seldom surpassed At no time
Was, WAS Brown able to. score through the line,
while Chicago found large holes at viii and
sent sor ner fast backs around the visitors ends
LOT spectacular runs. Back OF the fine RIch.
aIusoh proved Jewel for Brown and made
a ane only p score for the visitors Happsood
r almost scored singlehanded before Chicago
a aasa with her back to the goal posts. win
aeieat staring her In the face Brown made
a grand rally In the second half and seemed
20 gam strength as the half progressed When
ahsnness interviewed she had scored ana Was
enarging into Chicago's line with f,errs Inu,
nusnes that showed her spirit was not broken
IN, Inc gay was ideal and 10000 people crowdsd
me pig stands and sang to the music of ,bs
U ,uaa With lse consent OF Brown the zane
of darkness. vac up Oh account
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NO CANDIDATE is CHOSEN
sIxTY-THREE BALLOTS TAKEN BY
THE KENTUCKY DEMOCRATS.
Resolutions Condemn the Use OF
Federal Authorities ana Military
Power 10 Control Elections

Frankfort, Ky. November 80. The Sew
nominate candidate for the seat made
vacant by the death of Congressman Evan
E. Settle began at 1890 this morning and
lasted until 1890 tonight, when, after six
ty-three ballots had been taken, without
choice, an adjournment until tomorrow
was had. The vote stands; John r. Al
len 20, June w. Gayle 25, ira Julian 20.
Moody 20; necessary to choice IS.
There WAS q hitch today in the commit
tee on resolutions. II is understood that
John r, Allen. leading candidate for the
congressional nomination. while he sup
ported Goebel. is a dissenter from the
Platform as 10 the Endorsement of the
Goebel election law.
Speeches OF the leaders were loud In de-
nunciation OF Governor Bradley for mill
ltary interference aud also against Judge
Ioney OF Louisville for interfering with
the Louisville election by Injunction.
Two members OF the committee on res
olutions. who objected to the rsaffrming
OF the Louisville platform. gave In and
the platform reaiflrmny both the Chicago
platform OF 1899 and Louisville platform,
together with the denunciatlon OF Governor
Bradley, was adopted.
The resolutions say: I'VE condemn In
unqualified terms the Interference with
elections by military power or Federal
authorities and further condemn the uss
OF the Injunction or mandamus to control
elections We think such interference by
any OF the above agencies unconstitutional
and destructive Of free government. Such
interference invalidates the election
Whenever used. We believe that on a fair
ascertainment OF the result OF the late
election the entire democratic ticket was
elected and we have faith and confidence
In the fairness. integrity aud fitness OF the
State electoral commission In arriving ar
tho true results Of the election"
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Ing Vigan creditable to naval forces Cox
swain Green and Apprentices Powers o,
urdaneta's crew escaped insurgents, re-
ported on flagship. Report Cadet Woods
mortaiiy wounded; died fifteen minutes.
Mitchell, Drummond, Stone and Grey
killed outright. Bodies of Woods and
Grey only recovered. Burial place un-
known; will endeavor to locate. Farley.
Herbert and Burke alive and we'll octo
Der &c. Present whereabouts unkno I'm.
chinaman killed insurgent with spears
Irdaneta fought till guns failed; made
gallant fight; date September IL
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SIR THOMAS Upton.
He Pays "a Tribute to the People n
the United States

He Pays Tribute to the People Of
the United States.
London. November 30.--Sir Upton.
speaking at the annual dinner OF the Tenn
pie Yacht club in the Hotel Cecil this
evening. Lord Charles Beresford presiding,
referred in generous terms to his recent
visit TO the United States. "No man y"
said Sir Thomas. could have had faireI
or better treatment; no man could have
met with more generous welcome than !
nad ana received at the hands of the great
est and OF the humblest In America
can see no room for encouragement, and
unless some one else challenges. / shall
certainly do SO myself very soon. All /
can say Is that we had fair and square
race and got fair and square licking"
Ihese sentiments We're received With
prolonged applause. the entire company
rising and singing For He's Jolly Good
Fellow"
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SHORT NEWS STORIES.

CHATTANOOGA. Tsnn. Commander Booth
Tucker, head OF the Salvation Army. is here
en- route from New York 10 New Orleans,
The purpose 81 his visit TO New ORLEANS AZ
this time Is TO inaueurate Salvation Army
work among the negroes. Regular corps OF
negroes will be organized at once In all the
principal cities OF the South.
Z MOBILE, Ala.---Two nres at Thomasyille
on the western border OF Clarke county, two
at Bladen Springs IRE at silas and an
attempt 70 burn Taylor Bros store at Bar
ryston. All IN Washington county. all The
alarmed the people in that vicinity.
NASHVILLE. Tenn.--The Confederate mon.
ument to those who died at the battle 81
Franklin, thirty-six years ago. was unveiled
at FRANKLIN in the presence OF 10000 people
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LOCAL.

DR.. George A. Landlord shot to death
by his wife.
Mr.. James Charlton addresses the Philo-
sophical society on local option in taxa
ton.
The 2 2 club gives its opening german
of the season
Mrs. Daisy Mckinney shot accidentally
and killed by her sister-in-law, Miss
Sophia Mckinney.
Tournament by the Houston Lawn Ten
mis- club.
How Thanksgiving day was celebrated in
and out of the churches.
The Turnverein Bowling club will Sc
lect its team tonight for the State tourua-
ment.
Carnegie soliciting committees will meet
this afternoon.
Those hurt in the accident Wednesday
are still alive.
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THEY WE'RE IDENTIFIED.
Lacknwanna Wreck Wiped out tn
Craig Family.

Lncknwnnna Wreck Wiped Out the
Craig Family.
New York, November 3o.-The bodies
Of the six persons killed in last nights
wreck on the Lackawanna road were po-
sitively identified today.
The killed were:
Alexander Craig, business manager
Scranton (Pa.) Tribune.
Esther H. Craig. his wife.
Esther Craig. their 15-year-o daughter.
Jessie Craig, their 11-year-old daughter.
MRS May Bert Roe. wife OF David Roe,
Ithaca, N. Y.
- walter Jacobs Walbrook. 10 years old.
new York City, student at Cornell
The accident wiped out family. They
wsre on their way to spend THANKSGIVING
with relatives in BROOKLYN. All OF the IN.
Jured are doing WELL and 1t is believed
VIII recover.
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d. OF La. TEAM BEATEN
Varsity Had No Trouble with the Visitors
After The First Few Minutes.
BAYLOR WAS BEATEN BY A. AND NJ TEAM
waco CoIIegians Made Their Fivst
Debut on the Gridiron-Local
Gnme Declared OFF.

. Austin. Texas. November 3o.--Thc game OF
fcottall here this afternoon between Tho
University of Texas and tue Louisiana uni
yersity team resulted In Victory for che
Texas boys by score of 80 to 0. The game
started out as though it was going to be an
exceedingly hard fought one and full fifteen
minutes of playing had progressed before
the varsity boys made serious inroads on
the visitors territory. once In their terri
tory, however. a touchdown soon followed.
Within a short time another was made. but
the Texas boys had to be satisfied with these
two for the first half. During the second
half they had things more their own way
the visitors territory, the game resulting as
above stated. The line up was as follows
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coLuMnIA vs.. CARLISLE.
Indians ms, Were in Prime conai,,o

'uhs Were In Prime Condition
ana Made Good Victory.
New YORK, November so.--The football elev.
sn o. Columbia was beaten by the carlisl,
naunhs AZ Manhattan field today As 10 O.
ins'e were 10000 people within the enclosure
ana as many more on the viaduct. This wa,
py long ODDS the seyerest beating colnnoh,s
ap exas efe,Ssa this season. Their team ined
The indisnss SO On me day they defeated Yale.
s uup ana tore through the Columbia line and
times sd the n ear snds h a. VIII least esh
for runs q Pr from oac "a got ground the ends
S q tnese we're made BY Seneca ana Mi mos'
o. sorp ,, neia ne indians for downs but three
" iour umes during the game. '-''e
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IN A YACHT.
Captain DemminE md His Daurh-
ters on Trip.

,aptaih DemmfnE and His DauEh-
ters on Trip.
Pensacola. Fla. November Gothic
naptha yacht Zeba of New Orleans. fifty
Two feet long. having on board Captain
e. W. Dsmming and his two daughters,
arrived here this evening after an eventful
journey of 6007 miles. The Zeba left New
orleans July s, went up the Mississippi
river and tributaries to the great lakes.
thence through the Erie canal to the Iiud-
son and down to New York The party
sailed down the Atlantic coast and around
tho Florida peninsula into the Gulf of
Mexico and up to this city. Coming
through the inland passage of East Pass
November "a, the yacht was blown by a
storm high and dry on the beach After
nara work the Zeba was fioated Tues law
last. She will sail tomorrow noon for
New Orleans
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SAMOAN TREATY.
rt VIII BE Signed at the state De-
pr rtment Today.
fSnecfal 40 The Post

Especial to The Post)
Washington. November so.--Thc Samoan
treaty that will signalize the end of the
tripartite protectorate over Samoa will
he consummated at the State department
tomorrow. 1t has already been drawn
and vii. be signed by John Hay for the
United states, Lord Pauncefo;e for Great
Britain and Herr Won Hoilenb,n for Ger
many. BY the terms OF the convention
Germany and Great Britain renounces in
future TO the United States all rights and
claims to the island OF Tutuila and all
other islands east of longitude III degrees
west.
Reciprocally, the United States re-
nounces to Germany all claims over the
ISLANDS OF Upolu and Savaii and all others
west of longitude Ill west. The treaty
further provides for the future continued
enjoyment for commercial purposes by
the three powers OF all privileges enjoyed
by the sovereign power in all ports open
to them The treaty is to be ratified as
soon as possible.
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TWO WE'RE KILLED.


a Regiment Encountered Insurgents
ut Pawn.
Manila, November 80. $40 p. m.--Dts.
patches justyreceIved from 1loiio, Island OF
Panay. say that at O'Clock on the even
ing OF Sunday, November 20. the Eight
zenith regiment encountered an entrenched
force OF the eneny at i'avia. "ho opened
a heavy fire The leading battalion re-
piled, and after several volieys the Nine
teenth fanked the Filipinos, driving them
out of their trenches. The enemy re-
treated TO the mountains. At the Begin
ming of the fight one captain and one
private of the Eighteenth were killed.
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She Wna Giycn shelter.

Manila. December l, 1880 a. m.-Agui.
naldo's mother has arrived here and been
given shelter by Senior Legarde, promi-
nent amigo, who was secretary OF the
treasury before the outbreak and who re-
signed when 1t came. 1t seems that Buen-
caminos party took refuge In bandit
village, which had offered Aguinaldo an
asylum. intending to sell him 10 the Amer
leans. The bandits assassnated half OF
Buencamino's guard and proposed to lsep
Aguinaldo's mother for ransom.
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SENATOR auAy's CASE.
He Has Been Advised to Call spe-
cial Session and to Get Elected.

Especial to The Post.)
Washington, November 30.--That SEN
ator Quay will be seated this winter now
appears very doubtful. Senators Thurs
ton of Nebraska. Allison of Iowa, Bur-
rows of Michigan and Plat OF Connect
cut, are opposed to seating him, and the
support which he expected from the demo-
Gratis will not be forthcoming. He has
been advised to have an extra session Of
hhe Pennsylvania legislature called to
elect him. and not try to have the senate
seat him on Governor stones appoint
ment, as presidents are against him, and
If be should be let in 1t would then be
Impossible to keep out George @. Cannon,
the Utah polygamist, who probably would
receive appointment from the governor Of
that State.
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DOMESTIC.

The United Mine Workers will endeavof
TO secure the release of John p. Reese.
An industrial school for colored youths
has been established in South Carolina.
The first work OF the Alabama Steel
plant was a success.
Democratic convention in Kentucky has
failed TO nominate.
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THE PHILIPPINES

An escaped prisoner brings news of tho
Yorktown party.
Captain Fowler made a brave march
from Dagupan.
News has been received Of the Or.
dantts crew.
Insurgents fred on troops at Paira.
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other Football Gaass

At Chattanooga, Tenn.-Graus
10; South Pittsburg Athletic -. -.
At Atlanta. Ga.-unlyersity o. N
lima s: University of Georges
At Portsmouth, ya:-Portsn0s'1
rs: Baltimore City college IA
At Knoxville, Tenn.-unlvesAH
see Al: Kentucky 0, ,,...,x.s. I
At Charlotte. N C.-Dayius
South College OF North Cafo! !nu. ~
At Raleigh, N. Coax kle 49, Z
Agricultural and Mechanical u0p'
At GAINESVILLE, Ga.-GordSu y
Neurological Institute ;. ~
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RAILROADS.

Frank Gould and party visited Houston.
General Manager Kent announced Ed N.
Browns successor.
Cane Belt appointments are announced.
The Rock Island Red river bridge has
been repaired
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A. AND NJ su, sAYlss|
Waco collesinns Made ~

on the GieidIran
Waco. Texas. NoYemb NJ pI
teams OF the Agrlcultufa,l ,sss y
college and Baylor uulversi n Az
the Waco gridiron today ane1 4 4
spirited contest the score stood i "a
of A. and NJ. 1t was Baylors{ M
tercollegiate football. Fsshe1 4.
bottom of every play md vtS h
the game. BAYLOR punted hy{lJ1
ball was in its hands. Thea in
showed great strength III fusAlfi
The line-up of the copfestins TO
follows: -f ss
8. ard NJ, K, Positions.
Rawlins.. ......... Left End ...,.y.l
Moseley tC) Left Tackle. ,, ss,,s
K!ldaw. ........ Left Guard
Roettcher. ..s. -. Center ......,,.... 4
Weinert. ....s.. Right Guard .....,..-!
Thurrner. g.. Right Tackle n..s...1'
Hrust. Right End .........;l
Simpson. .S..... Quarterback ....,cNl
Sheareny...... Right halfbact s.....
Dwyer.. ...... Left Halfback n.....l
schultz..-......... Fullback ,....s,Ha!|
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THE ROBERTS CASE.
Republicans VIII Not Consider 1t III
Caucus.
Especial to The Pcst.)

Washington, November 3o.--Tho re-
publieans Lave concluded not 10 bring
up the Roberts case in caucus. They are
afraid the democrats Will then make a
party question of il aud have Rooerts
seated Very few people are expressing
any opinions anent the Roberts case. Dr.
James a. Norton OF ONO, however, has
said that he Is against poiygamy anywhere
and is as much opposed 10 it in the Sniu
islands as he is in Utah. he daros the
republicans to make Roberts an issue.
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seyanee win. ichanDisall

Montgomery. Ala. November y n
finish score of Sewanee II, Auburn y
foot ball game for the championship
Southern intercollegiate association
messed here this afternoon BY 400 IN
There was great interest IN tle gar1
was to decide a tie between the 10
as we'll as the Championship
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uRDANETA's CREW.


TWO Of Them Escaped from the In.
surgents.
Washington, November 80. "A dispatch
y the navy department from Admiral
Watson at Manila received today give,
additional details OF the fate OF the crew
q the gunboat Urdaneta which was at.
sacked and destroyed by insurgents some
time ago Ths dispatch follows
Manila. November 80. Gorgeous forcs
turned over vissn to portion wheaton's
command on ssth. Returned here with
sss reoaptured spanish prisoners TAX.
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PENNSYLVANIA VS.. CORNELL.
Fierce Rushcs of the Quakers Won
Them Victory,

! Them victory,
I Philadelphia, November 30.--The Pennsyl-
vania football eleven defeated Cornell OIL
Franklin Field today-29 TO 0.
Cornell was lamentably weak. especially in
the line. Only twice during the entire game
did tina Ithacans stop the Quakers fierce
rushes and then only when the sf'ennsylvani-
ans had almost made the necessary five yards.
When Cornell had possession of the ball
she showed up Just as weak In advancing as
she did in trying to prevent Pennsylvania
from scoring. Cornell did not earn a first
down, her attempts at end skrtlng being
promptly nipped by the Quaker ends Her
attack on Pennsylvania line was also very
weak. seldom gaining foot.
On tho other hand the red and blue team
played superb game The plays we're got
ten of rapidly and smoothly and Pennsyl-
vanla was seldom downed without gain. Tine
men worked as unit and on the defense
the team was veritabe stole wall. The
QUallers eave good exhibition of line
bucking and punging. the best that has been
seen here this season
fully 2S.O0O people saw the contest. The
day was beautiful one from spectator S
viewpoint. but a trihe warm for players.
PENNSYLVANIA made two touchdowns in the
minutes after the kick-on. Potter. breaking
THROUGH Cornell's line and running thirty
i've Yards for the touchdown. The second
touchdown was made by straight line plung
ing from Pennsylvania Thirty re-y yard line.
Hare missed the goal The ouakers scored
Is points IN the second half on three touch
downs and three goals
The lineup.
Pennsylvania Position Cornell
Ceombs. Left End ....... Davall
ScoVer.. .........Left Tackle Folger.G Youn.
Hare tC)....... Left Guard Warner
Ovsrfield .... Center - persnn
Teas............R Guard Caldwell Dornej-
Wallace. 800. Right Tackle .Alexande,
Out.and ... Right End .,. .Tanssie
Kennedy ..... Quarterback a. II Young
Potter .!....... l.. III b Waihridpe- Windsor
Gal diner .IR Haifbaok - : Morrison
MeCrackan... Fnllhack 80. Starbuck(c)
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Galveston, Texas. November so.-The To-
ca' santa Fe passenger train due here 1t
WY from Houston ran into an open
SWITCH and dashed into two freight cars
ieit standing Just clear OF the main track
ana made kindling OF them.
Nike Hussey was badly burned and
.ue fireman was slightly bruised. BeyonA
general stirring up nous OF the passsn-
ssh or other trainmen were injured. Hus-
s sss was carried to his homo At ASIA Raj,
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WASHINGTON.

The treaty providing for the partition or
Samoa will be signed at Washington to-
day.
Quay has been advised to call q special
session OF the legislature and to be elected
The war department received report
from Frisco regarding the unseaworthy
transport