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Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-08-16
AT THE HOTELS.

The Butte--W. e. Phillips, Helena; Jas.
McGovern, Camp Creek; w. a. WEIGH
mann, New York; Charles E. Oles, Ana
conda: M. w. Kennedy, Kansas City;
Carlton c. Curtis, New York: Herman
Johnston, Anaconda; Mrs. H. v. Haskell,
Mrs. H. King, Tacoma; John I. Lacey,
Miss Bernice Lacey, Oskaloosa, Iowa; }.
3. Brewster and wife. San Francisco; c.
r. Burket, Pipestone Springs; 5. j. Muir
ray, Salt Lake; A.. j. Glass, Basin; $. F.
Emmons, Washington, D. c.; c. F. Block,
st. Paul; A. l.. Sadd, Ogden: A. B. Cook,
j. w. Sanders. Mary Sanders. Helena
T.. B. Hilton, st. Paul; George d. Head
rick, St. Louis; L.. S. Abraham, San
Francisco; w. p. Gwin, Anaconda; c. A
Heberlin and wife, Arizona; A. H. Cling
er, New York.
The McDermott-W. L. Mcintosh, Red
| Rock; c.. A.. Goodrich, Detroit; j.. L.
Strong, Lincoln: NJ. A. Wise, Westfield,
Mass; V. L. Palmer, Kalamazoo; s. w
Woods, Spokane; H. j. Hill, New York
A.. S. Nash, Helena: William O'Brien,
Sheridan; J. H. Pankey. Sheridan; H. S.
Howell, Helena; George F. Twaddell, An
aconda; A. E. Dangler, Detroit; E. P
Schumacher, Garrison; T. J. Clark, Salt
Lake; r. B.. Smith. w. W. Earnest, Hell
ena; G. B. Hemphill, Oakland, Cal.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-08-16

IN Pennsylvania. Do I get a warrant,
Mr.. Kelly? 2"
Suppose o had him arrested, and the
justice discharged him ?"
We'll, I would have the satisfaction Of
MOVING him up before the public"
The caller did not get the warrant and
left the building supposedly to find the
governor.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-08-16
YELLOWSTONE PARK EXCURSION.

If you are contemplating a trip to the
Yellowstone park, come and see me for
tickets and other information. l repre-
sent Thresher & Lycan's excursions, the
veteran camping man of Bozeman.
w. T. BOARDMAN,
Room II, % West Granite street.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-08-16
Maxim Knocked From Its Ira
diti0nal Hinges
WHILE WATCHING JUNK
Waterman Lewis Picks Him Up
Man With a Kick Says the
Law Is Lame.

William Lewis, night Waterman at the
Washoe Mining company's shaft house,
arrested John Gordon of the junk firm Of
Gordon & Perelson about 4 O'Clock this
morning and took him to the county Jail.
At the time of the arrest Lewis was in the
shaft house and Gordon was there, too,
but not in the capacity Of Waterman. He
was there, it is alleged. for the purpose Of
looting the place of it's spare brass. copper
and iron, and as an evidence of the fact
that he meant business a horse and wag-
on stood outside to receive and carry
away the proposed load. Gordon also had
Will him a man to help load the metal,
but he escaped. Levi loaded Gordon
into the wagon and hauled him to Jail,
and a few hours later placed a charge of
burglary against him. Gordon furnished
the nam and a description of his accom-
plice, but as the fugitive had a start Of at
least 20 minutes his capture may not be
! so easy.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-08-16
MR.. HELLER REMEMBERED.

Daniel f. Heller, the retiring superin-
tendent of the Montana Ore Purchasing
company's smelter, was presented with
a magnificent gold watch and chain, val
ued at 5000, and his wife was presented
with a diamond pin. valued at 500, by the
employees of the company last evening.
The presentation speech was made by
l.. A. Slater. Mr.. Heller has been en-
ployed for six years as metallurgist and
superintendent by the M. O. p. Co., and
resigns to accept a responsible position
with a Cripple Creek, Colo, company.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-08-16
DOOR STILL PERCEPTIBLE

The DIOR of musk which was mixed
with the mortar when the Sophia church
in Constantinople was built is still per-
ceptible.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-08-16

John N. Olson, Music Teacher and Or
chestra, 1926 West Granite.
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brooks.

Ladies, what size shoe do you wear?
IS tan, in 5h, 6, 6A, I and s for 81 at Hol-
brooks.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-08-16

Our ladies' dollar shoes, black or tar
are world beaters. Heel OF spring. Hol
brook. ..-~f% -
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-08-16

Ladies $500 Oxfords for $1.00, at Hol-
brooks.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-08-16

Children's TAI shoes for half their
value, at Holbrook's. =
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-08-16

Mountain House Coal, Trail Creek
Mont.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-08-16

$50 sets of teeth $40 DR.. Wix.
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FOR RENT
FURNISHED

Groom modern frame, Dakota St..$53 90
4-room modern brick. South MAN,. 50 90
Broom modern house, Dakota St.... is SO
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-08-16

Credit is tempting and leads to
extravagance-cash leads to econ
omy and wealth.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-01-09

Mr.. Ripley Terrell died al his bone on thu
San Arcn,o river IN this coansy yesterday
ut the age Of 49, lie was unmarried.
sNEiGR. Victoria. Texas, January IL
Mrs. r, NJ. Snelgr died at her toms in this
city yesterday Of la grippe at the ago Of SO
Two chilaren survive her, John ID. Sn .lLgr
q Cueio and Miss Alice sneigr Of this
city. ~
TELFAlR. Temple, Texas. January S.
Mrs Bette l. relfalr. mo,h.r Of Mrs. Il.
hickey, and for a great many years a oiti-
zen Of Tomplc, died here yestmsiay. De-
eeAssd was for many years a, citizen OF
!Il and moved from thai city TO
ROBERTS -tiresnville. Texas, Jaaua-y
3, Fpm near Jacobia comes nsws of the
death OF John Roberts. II young farmer OF
the community. He passed away yesterday
morning. leaving n wife and two little csii.
dren TO mourn the loss OF their hest earthly
friend and protector.
kRIxAN.--Camcron. Texas. January 8. =.
MRS, Frances, wife Of Joe ". Krixaa. diel
AZ tbs family residence on Chunch streM 10
tMs city yesterday evening, Funeral SER
vices were conducted BY Rev. g. G. Weaver
~ the family residence. The Indere,, Sent
or,ier Of Odd FeIlows attended the funeral
n procession.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-01-09
rERRiFIc LANDSLIDE.
One Hundred md Fifty Acres CaSe'
Into the Frazer River.

One Hundred nnd Fifty Acres CaSeo
Into the Frazer River.
Vancouver, b. CT. january 8.--News was
received here today Of a tremendous land
slide near Spence,s bridge on the Cananian
Pacific railroad. The recent thaw had
the effect Of loosening the sides Of small
mountain which overhangs the Frazer
river at that point. This mountain fas
long been an object of curiosity to trav-
elers on account of its peculiar positon'
its fiat summit extending q corsderabis
distance over the river. which lS narrow
at that point 80,
Shortly after nidnight last night, with
a near which could be heard for over =
mile, fully hundred acres about nifty
feet in depi.h crashed into the Frazer riv-
er. damming 1t completely and sending the
water in torrents over the fertile Niuola
valley.
The course of the river was changed
completely. Now the Frazer, owing to
the fiat nature of the country. has grown
into a broad. majestic but shaAow stream,
fully half a mile out OF Its course. The
district is spareely settled and no lives have
been lost so far as is known. Barns and
houses. however. were caught in the Hood
and carried away and thousand of acres
of valuable land will never be reclaimed
from the muddy waters OF the Frazer u
its new course.
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watterson'. Idea Of . Ticket.

Henry watterson has notions or maybe,
IKE Socrates. jean Of Arc and other nota,
DIGS, he hears heavenly voices, and the
sentiments they convey he cons derately in
nrprsts for the public good. His latest
communication to the world is his conyic-
tion that the democratic party should MONT
na.s ticket that in Its personality viii be
Z platform n Itself. The ticket he Tor his
heavenly a5visers) recommends lie George
Dewey and Fltshush Lee for president and nd
, .sru PRESIDENT respectively. Silver, ths,
tarin, bloody shirt, ETC., are settled or will
De settled satisfactorily without psrt,san
sc,len. Bee des. the republicans propose
nominating Mckinley and Wbseler ana
such ticket - that recomne ended By him, n Il
n .r TO meet the republicans. Il Il
presumed the greed for ofnce or ofeces
recently displayed BY General Wheeler IrSl i
sroupd for the belief that he viii Is "a tia
tWSpuoiican ticket. hut In th-s rssoest
Mnaier hss no edge on Mr.. Wsttersen's
wee presidential candidate. II nay BE-
I,omised, however, that Mr.. Watterson,s
platicFm-and-ticket combination Will M nos
20 tpnioysd. He forfeited lis place "a an ~
ago. o~''y few yearJ
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-01-09

MADRID. General Weyler was given a
second banquet Saturday by the military
chiefs.
LISBON THREE steamers arrived from
Cuba, bringing $500 repatriated Spanish
troops.
LOUISVILLE. Ky.--The Rev. Cornelius
Gregory Mcpherson died at his home in
this, CITY.
ChENELAND.--4 Silberg, one
Of the most famous Knights OF pyahias in
the country. died at his home here.
+ TAMPA, Fla ---The members OF the Gu
ban evacuation commission have arrived
at Port Tampa. They leE at once for
Washington.
CtT1CAGo.-AM General ice Wheeer
win he q guest Of the Knights Templsrs
at their annual charity ball 10 be given at
the Auditorium Monday night.
PHILADELPHIA Miss Sophia Dallas,
daughter of George NJ Dallas, who was
vice president ef the United States under
President Polk is dead in her 10th year.
SUMMIT. Miss. - Elk Congressman Il.
Stcck,.lale. formerly Judge of the supreme
cuurt OF Mississippi. and a prominent Con-
feGfrate officer, died here. aged II years.
CHICAGO.-A cold chisel end a hammer
We're the Instruments used in an assault
upon John Senke, lahoIer, by his step
brothefs John Senke and John Bonka.
The victim will die.
PlTTSBURG. Everything is in reahi-
ness for the tenth annual convention of
the United Mine Workers. which convenss
here Monday. Three hundred delegates
have already arrived.
bONDON.-Prices on the stock exchange
kept up wonderfully we'll last week until
Saturday, when American securities fel
back and dropped all day. the whole list
closing lower on realzatioIs.
NEW YORK alexander Bradford Up
shur is dead at his home in this city, aged
IS vars. He was a native Of Holly Springs.
Miss. and had been connected with the
NASHVILLE American fer number Of years
WASHINGToN.-The Sixty-nin,h New
York regiment OF volunteers will be mus
tered oilt Of the service OF the United
States IN New York In response to the re-
quests OF the citizens of New York and
Governor Roosevelt.
MIDDLEsBoRouGH Ky.-C. p. Perrin
has ii,atsd bends fer 100000 on the Watts
Steel plant and the plant resumes at once.
This Is the largest bacic steel works in the
Scmlh and employs 700 wo-kmsn. Il was
tult N 1893 Mt a cost Of $3.50 600.
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SHORT TEXAS SPECIALS.

DENlSON. The city council refused 10
aecets to the request of the W. G. I, II
for eurlew ordinance.
GoliAD.-Mgs. Mccraaken. who lives ono
nile east OF town, was kiokei and paved Nv
hor mich COW and received serious wounds
apd bruises.
coLoRAD0.-The case Of George p. Ar
thur charged with criminal assault. trans
h.Flsd from Midland consumed four daya
o. phe District court and resulted In a hung
q. co,K i.s'i Navarro county au.
fraternity and the demi -mcnde 10 lsavs
within ten days; at the expiration Of whi,S
time hostilities will begin. - "A'Sn
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STATE.

James -. Wells, Jr.. died of an ac-
cidental wound inflicted some days ago.
Fort Worth postal clerks have been dis
patched to the Philippines.
Mrs. Hanson Of Sherman. who had
wrecked her health in charitable work.
was found hanging dead to bcipost.
Washington camp U. C. v. of Brcnham
has invited Green's brigade to hold It's
annual reunion there.
The M. X, and I. corporation proposes
making hard fight against tho States
suit for forfeiture.
Peter NJ, Donahue of Galveston suieided
because of had health.
Case of Fort vs. First Baptist church OF
Paris is to be carried to tho supreme
court.
Captain Patterson has begun tho prelim-
mary work of mastering out tho Third
Texas,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-01-09
THE SHANGHAI QUESTION.

England Greatly Pleased with the
Settlement Made by America.
London, january 9.--The Times says
edtorially this morning: The announce
ment by United States Minister to China
Edwin II. Conger of satisfactory issue
OF the Shanghai question is dcubly well
come, for It assures us that We have Sc
cured a point of considerable Importance
to our commercial and other interests in
Shanghai, and that we have secured it by
the cooperation of power whose friend
ship we especially prize Other nations in
Europe and Asia will not be slow to ap-
preciate the meaning OF our success and
we may hope that the ether powers inter-
ested will exert pressure at Pekin to get
an immediate extension Of the general
settlement at Shanghai.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-01-09
ron DAILY Posn MONDAY MORNING. JANUARY ., 1880

family believe there Il etill chance icr
him to rally. Extreme weakness and tns
poison in the system, resultant chec,s OF
his sickness. are the principal symptoms
which the physicians now have TO contend
age make the outcome uncertain. The
nervousness and deiirium have partially
subeidcd and the periods OF consciousness
are mono frequent. Tonight the patient -
reported 10 be resting easier. although one
Of the physicians Ia 10 attendance.
The president called In person at the
hotel today and made inquiries concerning
the nick man. Mr. Dlng,ey's two sons from
Kalamazoo Mich, have arrived In the
SEQ him.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-01-09
WASHINGTON.

In the senate there will be speeches made
against the expansion policy. and the Mica
rheua bill will be pushed
Appropriation bills Will engage the at
trtion OF the house. and the Hull army
reorganization bill mny come mp.
Commlssary General EEan pubiishes a
letter from Colonel A. T. Smith, in which
the refrigerated beef Is defended and
Iraised.
Representative Dingleys condition Is
slightly improved.
A number Of generals viii soon be mus.
tered out OF the service
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-01-09
FOWEIGN.

Germany and England putting ON steam.
ship lines to handle tho Asiatlc trade.
It is said tho court of cassation will find
Dreyfus guilty.
The Rcchefort aud Juares factions en-
gaged In N riot in Paris cemetery.
Ruseia. instead Of disarming. Is pushing
work on her armanents.
s,.gasta may postpone tho cabinet crisis
by scttin@ the queen to sign tho peace
tenty. He Will then form weylerite
cablEet.
Tho Frazer river, In British Columbia.
changed by landslidc, $50 acres OF .
mountain falling into the stream.
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Rniiroad nsiiain. In TEXAS.

beaumont JOURNAL.
u Is sign fcant that In 1898 more mi,e.
2! railroad were built In Texas than in anv
ttner state CT Territory, EXCEPT Mirray
sofa, ~ which the mileage exceeds thai =,
,. by six,y-eisht miles, and the f.ct ~
W., Woui =, appear % dlsproye the assertion thai
s t s~n 81 me state retsrd railroad con-
TIE need q more RAILROADS to dsva,s ana
resources kave room tcr spsmnss,or 'op 'ss
Mnat might have been II Ire railrcaa % 20
were not 20 strinEsnt. but ths nmr ,Aws
p.csee'sd lines which sre rsprted az
,nk IN course OF successful fnane,',.; ~
s mga sntacate that our laws are r ma, ~
nu;anso they have been pa nted aos me
iny i, ses All, wss not noted for railrcad hula
'"s ~ any section Of the country. oa''a-
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-01-09
DOMESTIC.

The West Virginia legislature 10 80 close
that the membership depends upon its or
Rupization.
Three children killed By tho blowinh
down of school house In Scott county.
Arb.
No new evidence In the poisoning Of
Barnett and Mrs. Adams. though Now
yort officers are working on the case.
1hree people Killed and Ave injured In
tha Arc In the Hotel Richelieu at Pitts
tprg. Pa.
-Four killed aud two injured, ono fatally,
IN a head end collision on tho Knoxville
division OF the southern railway
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-01-09
Rlot I'D = Cc,neterx.

Paris, January S.-The sochasist annual
pilgrimag'; today TO the tomb OF Bianqui,
IN the censstery OF Pere La Chaise, led to
riots between the rival partisans of Henri
Rochefort. editor Of the Intransigeant, and
N, Janres. editor OF the Socialist Petite
Rfpublique. Many were injured ana the
pilice made number OF arrests. The
wreath intended for the tomb was trampled
upon.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-01-09
SPANS CABINET MuDpLE.
Sagnstn May Postpone the Crisis
Weyler Muy He u Minister.

sagHstn Mny Postpone the Crisis.
Weyler May he Minister.
Malrld. January S.-The partisans Of the
government believe that Senior Sagasta will
again endeavor to postpone the cabinet
crisis by suggesting to the queen regent
that she use her constitutional powers to
natiy the treaty when the American senate
srai have ratified 1T. and then can-
woke the present cortes at the beginning of
February, in which event Ssncr Sagas,a
would form a Weylerst cabinet and re-
construct his party
senor ssgasta went for drive today.
dispatch from Havana gays that ali the
Spanish soldiers have now left the island.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-01-09
LEGISLATIVE.

Sheriff. seems to have the best of the
spcakership fight as II stood last night
Henderson OF Lamar will introduce a
resolution providing for tho holding OF a
constitutional convention
Contestants from Grimes county have
denarted for Austin.
Galveston is said TO favor Bailey In the
spcakership contest.
intimated that tho speakership is not
the only place at stake In tho warmest
contest
Hon. Coopcr SAMSON declares himself
for Just libel law ana new constitu-
ton.
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IOWA.

Captain 9. Towlos again elected cap
tain OF the Houston cavalry troop.
Tho litigation over tho assets OF the
Boston shoe store.
Officers nominated for the Union Ep-
worth League.
Election Of officers Of the Typographical
union, the nikor cholim society and The
Bakers union.
Directors elected for the Y NJ. c. A.
Tho painters and decorators decide TO
Organize q union
Additional facts concerning the man
Cling at the body Of ona Armstrong BY
drummer motor car Saturday night
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-01-09
A GERMAN THREAT.
An Island to Re Seized for Payment
of n prlYnte Debt.

Melbourne January "a Dispatch from
Auckland, N. r., says advices have been
received from Tonga. the seat of the gov
that the German consul has arrived there
from the Samoan islands ard has given no.
tics that Germany will seize vayao, the
most fertile Of the group, unless the, Ton
gan government pays the private debAs
The government repudiates responsibility
for the giving OF credit to this natives con-
trary to the law and the kirg is appealing
to England, America and France.
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SUMMARY OF ToDAYs IMPORTANT NEWS.
THE PHILIPPINES.

Priests arc said to have circulated the
false report that insurgents mnssacred the
Standards on the island of Balabac.
Insurgents have "kerosened' Iloilo and
threatened to destroy the town. Tho Amer
lean vice consul has placed his family on
hos ri the Newport.
Wai department has received a cable
from General Otis which 1t will not make
public.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-01-09
COMING WEEK IN CONGRESS-
SPEECHES DUE IN OPPOSITION TO
THE EXPANSION POLICY.
senator Morgan viii Push His Nie-
arngun Canal BilI-Appropria-
ton Bills In the House.

washington, January S-The week
promises 10 be busy one In the senate.
1t will begin with an elaborate and care
fully prepared speech by Senator Hoar
TO be delivered tomorrow in opposition to
the extension of our territory.
Sen9tor Mason win discuss briefly his
resolution in opposition 10 this country
asserting sovereignty over Cuba and the
philippines, taking strong grounds for The
indepsndence OF tho people OF those Islands.
senator Morgan will make an effo Il
early In the week TO get the senate ia
name date for taking a vote upon h !
Dill Tor the construction of the Nicaragua
canal, and. whether he succeeds or mn
viii press the bill as continuously upun Ina
WNention of the senate as circumstance
VIII permit, Unanimous consent is nee
essary to the fixing OF tho TIME for vote.
ana " Is not Probable thai this will be
secured for some time TO come.
II is the expectation that the peace tre,av
viii be reported ON Wednesday and also
the appropriations bills now In the hands
oil the committee on appropr atoms will be
brought In toward the close OF the week,
Immediate consideration will be asked for
the appropriation bills. bat 1t Is possible
that the beginning OF the debate ppon the
treaty may be postponed until next week.
There is an effort ON loot amang the cp-
ponenss OF The treaty 10 have 1t discuss ID
ID open session, but the indications ara
against such course.
,tOuse Forecast.
Washington, January S.-Ths time OF the
house Will be fully occupied from this TIM
forward until the conclusion OF the session.
Appropriation bills which are already In
an unusually advanced stage, are TO b
kept TO the fore. bur there Is deal OF
other important Legislation which viii
press for consideration at every opro :
tinity.
Perhaps the most important single meas
ure Is the bill for the Reorganization OF The
army. u was the general understanding
during the reoess that this bill would be
given consideration Immediately aftsr the
holidays, hut the illness OF Chairman Hull
of the military affairs committee Will de-
lay This measure until he Is sufficiently
recovered TO attend the sessions Of tAo
house. s
The Anal vote on the legislative. execu-
tive and judiciary approprs atoms bill will
be taken tomorrow. The npponents Of the
civil service law salccusded HI striking
from the bill, while the house was In co,u-
mittee az the whole. the appropriation Tor
the maintenance OF the commission. But
tomorrow, when the vots ID taken In tia
house, whore members are obliged 70 70 on
record. there Is llttle doubt but that the
appropriations VIII b restored,
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aNp times.
r.a ns more We contemplate snscu,.,..
u rsaas. interviewer SKATER az p1cu'ator
nuon re more We edn,iss sstnS
s 1890. me admiral 8 q silsn, apS
~ y 'nss e nue. HIT dossn't h. sau ., &C
Sses ~ ,nn,,eryisxsd nor 70 sitsni ss s ums
ARTISTS so ~ 1ctulllv too Susy 10 NM spsS
an Amerc.n' y'csnt makaEines. pswsy yss y
p cur asysl o as~s. 'ss, should be retained
pleasure "' = icns ~ It su.ts bis
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-01-09
,,.v TIVE e. k'.a' 81 Espa..,o..

,,. s.panslon With the bctterment ana en-.
sosS shIa o. mankind as the object. Is :
: o. snang, but expansion for the beneAl
com sSivuMasors, trada trusts ami p,Iincsi
Sna ma MI bring this government to
sSssioss dIsSsr s !, ~ PEOPLE e cur new pos
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-01-09

ceived telegram from her husband saying
that hs health Us perfect, physically and
morally.
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q - w Vet n1alks
~ ~ CasS.
q ~ sulalioa
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-01-09
FIND DREYfUS GUILTY.
Such, L Is Said, WIN Be The Verdict u Tie
Cssrt sf Cessation
sAeAsrA NAY POSTPONE CABINET CRISIS
VIII AK the queen Regent 70 sign
the Peace Treaty and Form .
weyieritc Ministry.

Paris, January s.--Accordins to the Matir
this morning Madame Dreyf,'s has re-