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Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1899-09-21
TELEGEAMS In BRIEF.
spANIsH-AMERICAN ISLANDS.

The Filipinos make nightly demon
STATIONS around linus.
Two colored regiments are TO be or
ganized for service in the Philippines.
The Filipinos continue to make de-
monstration In the vicinity of linus.
Over half the Iowa regiment was
sick when relieved OF active duty In
Luzon.
Col. Frost of the South Dakota regi-
ment caused the arrest OF Lieut. Col.
Slower and Lieut.. Bates.
Agulnaldo issued 100000 OF paper
money.
The Feast of the Virgin of El Cobre
was celebrated at Eel Cobre, near san
tiago, Cuba.
More than rs per cent. OF General
MacArthur's troops In Luzon are re-
ported sick.
President Schurman, OF the Philip
pine commission, announces that the
rebellion is nearly over,
AguInaldo has appointed Senior
MabIn as president of the Filipino
supreme court and Senior Gonzaga as
attorney general.
The Dewey naval parade VIII be
seven miles long, with 100 steam
yachts in the line. Dewey VIII reach
New York Sept. 90.
General JimincZ, on arriving AT
Santo Domingo, declares that de VIII
not be president until elected by the
people.
Several offers have been made to
General JIminez to furnish gold for re-
deeming the paper money OF Santo
Domingo.
The census proclamation Of Presi-
dent Mckinley has arrived ut Santiago
de Cuba and has been Officially pub
llshed there.
Volunteer soldiers OF the war with
Spain, representing nearly every state,
held convention in Washington, the
purpose OF which was to form a ma
tional organization.
Representative Foss OF Illinois ad-
vocates the creation OF naval policy
board, with Admiral Dewey as presi-
dent. TO systematic the building of
warships by this government.
The quartermaster' department has
landed $50 head of horses and mules
In Manila. There are $500 on the
sea, and arrangements are about com
pleted to ship 2.400 more within few
weeks.
IL Is reported that General Miles,
who Is anxious to be assigned to duty
In the Philippines, may succeed Gen
eral Otis in command. Secretary Root
is said to be in favor OF sending Miles
to the Philippines.
Adjutant General VIM. G. Liler of
Lancaster, Pa, Spanish veteran, re-
celved u telegram from Miss Helen
miller Gould, who was unanimously
elected national sponsor OF the Span
lsh War Veterans association, an
nounclng her acceptance OF the honor
Agents for n company OF Spanish
capitalists announce that arrange
ments have been completed for the
building OF n modern railroad line In
Luzon that will connect Manila with
all the important towns along the
west coast OF the island as far north
as Iacag.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1899-09-21

period of four days and at the same
time move in a much wider sweep
around the third body in much the
same way as do the stars and the
moon around the sun. The separate
bodies which compose the system can
not be seen with the telescope, nor is
1t likely that they will ever be seen by
any instrument,
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1899-09-21
FLEEING FROM TEMPTATION.

Mother-Johnny have you been IN
swimming?
Johnnv-No'm Honest ! amt
Mother-Then what makes your hair
so wet?
JOHNNY got all sweaty runnin'
away from the boys that was goin'
swimmin'. New York Journal.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1899-09-21
SURPRISE THEIR FRIENDS.

Racine. Wis, Sept 15.-Word was
received here from Chicago yesterday
o. the marriage of Joseph Welt and
Mrs. Nellie Zirbes of this city. Both
are very prominent in society here and
the news is a great surprise. The
groom is a prominent boot and shoe
dealer and secretary Of the Secor
Trunk Manufacturing company.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1899-09-21
DREYFUS PARDONED.
And Will Be Released in a Few
Days.

Paris. Sept 20--The council of min
listers has decided to pardon Dreyfus
in principle. The pardon viii take
effect in few days Dreyfus has re-
linquished his appeal for a reversal Of
the Judgment of the court-martial.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1899-09-21
DANGER IN THE SOFT" DRINK.
Tea and Pop Debauches Have Before
Now Resulted Fatally.

Hard drinks have slain their thou
sands. but soft drinks have. neverthe-
less. contributed to the list OF fatal
ties. Instances in proof OF the danger
which lies in wait for the unwary ABB
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1899-09-21
JINGLBS AND jokes OF THE DAY,

usSy ola gentleman ITO cnanCe lady
travelling companion) Have you any
children madam?
Yes, sir SON."
"Ah, indeed. Does he smoker"
No, sir, he has never so much as
touched a cigarette"
80 much the better, madam; the use
of tobacco is a poisonous habit. Does
he frequent the clubs.
He has never put his foot in one"
ALLOW me to congratulate you.
Does he ever come home late?"
Never. He goes to bed directly
after dinner"
"A model young man, madam-a
model young man. How old is he?"
Just two months. "-Tit-Bits
Amateur actor (to frien, What
did you think of my hamlet Charley?
Dear friend-Immense! In one part
of the play you were equal to Irving {
Amateur actor-In what part was
that, Charley?
Dear friend-Where Polonius gives
his parting advice to Laertes.
Amateur actor was behind the
scenes then.
Dear friend-So was Irving.
Tit-Bits.
yes, spent the summer in he
country. Had great time"
Didn't you miss the convenience Of
civilization?'
Didn't miss anything. Why, my
boy, they had the finest sanitary bath
plumbing up there that you ever saw"
what was it like?"
can old oaken bucket and a tin wash
basin. "-Cleveland Plain Dealer.
But if l give you the nckle you
ask" objected the other, you would
spend it for drink"
mo, no, MOI" cried the mendicant,
almost f1ercely Il should spend it o
keep my wife at the seashore another
month"
Now the other was moved. Perhaps
he too, was married man-Detroit
Journal.
The man who yields the hoe
Has lately had show,
AS has also had the man behind the
gun;
But, really, after all,
The man who has the call
Is the quiet man who always has the
mon.
Indianapolis Journal.
Bright eastener-I suppose 1t Is ex-
tremely difficult to find many really
cultivated people in the extreme west.
Extreme westener-Well, yes. Most
of our people are born east.-Criterion. \
Don't the heather dress ridicu-
lously?" said Maude.
"Of course they do" replied Ethel. y
What else can they do when we send 4
them trunkfu1s of shirtwaists and
beaver hats every year?'-Harper's \
Bazaar.
Wig-"Say, old chap, can l see you
apart for a second?" E.
Wag-"You mean alone, don't your
Eyes, a flyer. How'd you guess it?'
Record. u
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1899-09-21

A reunion OF the northern and south
ern branches of the Tyler family was
held in Washington September IL.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1899-09-21

The man who yields the hoe
Has lately had show,
AS has also had the man behind the
gun;
But, really, after all,
The man who has the call
Is the quiet man who always has the
mon.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1899-09-21
indianapolis Journal.

Wig-"Say, old chap, can l see you
apart for a second?"
Wag-"You mean alone, don't you?"
Eyes, a flyer. How'd you guess it?"
Record.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-06-15

that he is capable OF doing better stickwork.
Nipper is quite young man yet and Will
steadily improve, both in batting and fielding.
Some day he will be in the National league.
sure.
Houseman had not been here very long, but
In the little time he WIS here he made great
many friends and was well liked, both as Ia
man and ball player, Houseman was with
out doubt the best second baseman in the
league He is q good hitter and an exception
ally fast man on his feet. Houseman is one
Of the better class of ball players-the men
who believe that it is the players duty to con-
duct himself as o gentleman on and off the
field. He played with St. Louis in 1897 but
was injured and did not play at all in 1898.
This year he started with Jack Huston, though
not under contract to him No doubt he will
have another chance in the National league.
Houseman lives in Chicago. and intends to
leave in 4 day or two.
Nipper got away on yesterday afternoons
International train for Cincinnati his home.
Both have been treated kindly in this city
and appreciate the kindness shown them.
They like the town and the people and are
sorry to go.
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conduct iustifying such characterization.
The farmers, he thought. ought to estab-
fish trust for their protection
lie declined to say whe her he was in.
terested in the M0llenhauer and Nash re-
nneries and also whether recent dividends
OF the trust were paid from current re-
ceipts or accumulated earnings. He de-
clartd that his company had not gone into
combination with any of the independent
refineries. Reports that such a consolida
ton has been effected were untrue
Replying to a question as to how he
could conduct business at a loss and still
declare dividends, Mr.. Haveme,er de-
clared laughingiy: lone is an executive
a"t, and the other a matter CT business "
The witness expressed the opinion thst
II would be a good plan to expose The
business books TO government inzpec,cs =,
lie closed with q protest against what b =
called the tariff determinations against
sugar reiterating that It was due entirely
TO the feeling against combinations in
business
The sugar rehners ha ye never had a fair
nearing at the hands OF the ways and
means committee, he said. When I came
mere as an individual they were willing 10
give me anything, but when came as The
representative OF the American Sugar Re-
ming company, Of FIVE times the capital
asking for an adequate tariff, l was told
10 gel out and received no consideration
let the day of the individual is past II
the mass Of the people profit at the ex-
pense OF the individual, he must go"
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-06-15
HAVANA BUDGET.
newspapers Continue TO Print Ac-
counts of outlnwry.


Havana, June ii The newspapers are
unanimous in exhorting the people to Sc
cure themselves peace in all districts.
The Avisadore says the local papers publish
accounts OF outlawry and the generals in
command of the departments deny the ex-
lstence of any trouble, although, the paper
ADDS the names are given in all cases.
The paper says it is better honestly to
set forth the facts than to obtain credit
Tor conditions which do not exist
The order RENTING taxes due before
January / and until paid at tina date OF
said order has been extended to cover all
taxes for which the State or municipality
may hold property, urban or real,
La Union Espanola continues to throw
suspicion upon everything under American
influence
The cab strikers called today upon the
mayor, Senior LacOste. The men are will
ing to take the cabs at a daily rental OF
;" Tor trSt-class vehicles and 500 for
second-class vehicles The owners want
SS'GO and $3.50, respectively. Both sides
oostinately hold their ground ana the
mayor finally told the owners, who were
represented at the conference, that such
OF them as drive their own cabs or have
relatives driving them must come out for
business tomorrow or risk the Cancellation
OF their licenses. There are see OF these
Grass owning one or two cabs cash, and
police protection VIII be needed as the
strikers are determined to resist all an.
tempts TO introduce new drivers on any
condition.
committee visited General Maxine
Gomez today in an endeavor to obtain tho
iermer soldiers to drive the cabs Tbs
general said he was anxious to see the
strike end, but personally he was unable
10 assist the cab owners, adding that II
any former soldiers accepted the terms
ouered he had nothing TO say for or against
their action.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-06-15
NIPPER AND HoUsEMAN
Are Not Now Members of the Housto,
Team

--'~ 49, WV utubcfS OF the HOugfnr,
Team.
Nipper and Houseman did not leays with
the Houston eltib when Il went to san An.
tonic Both men had differences with the
nanagement and Nlpper asked for and cot
his release, while Houseman. having no con
tract with Huston, simply quit II is unpeees-
Ssry to go into the details OF these differ
enees.
VINO amons those who have seen the games
at League park this season will not feel 70.
iiet when they read this? Among all the han
p.ayerS who have been here. none have the
houston telt such warm regard for as Cor
Nipper. The smallest urehin mai go, a., ~
p's@sAersi the business man in the grand
s'Sna' ana the ladies. all thought there was
noboay like Nipper. Henry Cote was ~ ms,
PUpulsr man that ever wore a HeuS,o, -
s ,, ana deserYedly so (for whoevsr M.
ner H.SNly man than Cote7l but when Nip
~ $3.50 We honors went 10 him.
IN ~ oTTossuly Nlpper was the best baelston
tbo, ,sSas league, ne has an arm an MN
thst Wy tsS,ensr might be proud OF ana one
6rst ~ cared oy every player that rescheS
a ~. many wild pitch aid ne saS,e Nc nase,
ana as for foul lies, be Wen tue ne
evsr Ne, ss N this line, and not one diS 81
sss,os In y. ne watched the game ciosei,, -, ~
p,orp 70 take great deal OF Interest," x ~ ~
W., upper was model catcher "a Nis
a,S ss' OILY fault was In his ht,,,n,
himsnis ~ Mueh batting this season ana ~
mnch san not account for IL Hs bas ~
'nah this heretofore and knows
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-06-15
STATE.

The Texas real estate convention adopt
ed resolutions on several important mat
tiers.
Comptroller's department gives out a
definition OF 'indigent" in the new pen
sion law.
Attorney generals department holds that
old law applies on the issuance OF school
district bonds
Christian Endeavor convention heard re-
ports and listened to addresses.
Teams are kept busy hauling water
melons to Beevllle for shipment
Local underwriters association adopted
resolution seeking to become limited
partners in insurance companies.
Bids for the Texas City channel are to
be opened at Galveston today.
Commencement exercises OF the State
university closed with an oratorical con-
test and a grand ball
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-06-15

For twenty years Dr.. Hathaway Co.
-"Nt peeA extending the hed cf work. and
yearly adding to their reputation In the cure
az those diseases of men which are so
,ert'ole in their results to both mind and
po'y. Today they easily stand at the mead
., az institutions Of the kind. and their star
=. ~, musicians ana surgeons is recognized
ss'oHSnont America sad abrogi as COMPOSED
" '.e Greatest apecialists in their line.
OF the old time methods have hsen ais
sI'usu oS this Arm OF specialists and modern
se'shune treatment alono is used-a treat.
Len. .ss Waieh Is so invsriable in its result,
,u4S a sHarantee OF complete and permanent
F., cure Is given in every cass taken.
49, ~ onIy are cures made speedily. but the
~no'e systeHs-Or~tte patIen. Is buiIt mn and
.s's N state Of perfect physical. nervous
ana mental health. AS' '01'
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-06-15
LOCAL.

The bond tax matter causing some
worry.
The San Jaclnto street bridge in had
FIX.
The Lords Cycle club to have a ladies'
auxiliary.
Preparing to receive the Houston COM
panies OF Hoods immunes.
A movement to secure an ambulance for
st. Joseph's innrmary.
Opening of the colored school of methods.
Fire in the cold storage room OF the
American brewery.
Two summer theaters now in full blast
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-06-15
ToDAY's ENTRIES.

Seven furlones. selling victorlne. 1o7:
somiyel Violet Parsons. 104 Title W, 1922
Little Land. Musltet 10l Tidal Wave. Inue-
pende4t order lS; Rotha, Domestic. NelIo.
Ilne' 9I; J E. Clnes %; Stanel, Miss May
ter, Rubel o.
Five furlongs-Strathbroe 11S; Kilarm-
neck 103 Carbuncle 100; stikes. i00 Honest
Run, 100 Lamachus l0S
Nile, selling-The Eiector Ill; Friesland.
Nellie Riley, 1903. Cynic Trimmer. Brother
FRED, lol; King Elkwood, IS: Belzara. Of;
mantle, "a
Mile and furlong, Himyar stakes-Leo
Planter l22 SCambrian, is: *Onomastus. rs:
peerlng, us; The Kentuckiau. 49, Monon-
geh, 112
Five turlongs-May Jane. Liguite. no. Ma.
riando Ny Bu,terly, Fonceda. .arkspur, Lady
Lite Eta, Zasel l05; oconee, Aurea, An
lhraclte, Lady Kent 1922
Sven furlongs, selling--Ioha McElroy. III:
Hanlon. III; Louisville Belle, 90 Connie
Lee, 100: Annie NJ, loa; Quaker. 1903: Dous-
tterswivel l07; Corvallis. 1O7; Beekman. lO4.
Fiuim Respioe 9S.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-06-15
THE NATIONAL LEAGUE.

Washington, June 14-polhmore won a
slow, tresome game by hitting Direen end
iPaker conseeutiyely Nors was hit often. but
Kept the safe drives separated
Score " II N
Washington ............. 90 ooo l1o-s . = =
Baltimore ,......,........0 900 l23 Boz 9 II .
Batteries-I,Baker Dineen and Mcclure;
Cleveland, June n.-The home team was
never in the game with Pittsburg TODAY
Score n n u
Cleveland .............000 01o O0A-I 4 I
Pittsburs ;..............0 COS loo 40'-1O l6 /
Batterles-Bates, Maupin and schrieken-
COST Tannehill and Bowerman
New York. June 1.-THE Bostons won the
concluding game of the series by narrow
margin.
Score r " "
New York .,......"....ooa eco GEO. 4 6 3
Baueries-Meekin and Warner Killen and
Bergen,
Chicago, June l4,-Battery errors gave the
Reds the game in the tonth inning today.
Chicago ............... 900 600 Oio o. .
Cincinnati .........,.,, 600 600 COZ l. 6
Baiteries-raylor and Chance: Philips and
Louisville, June 1i.-Powell had the Colo.
neis guessing today and they we're shut cut
Rain stopped the game in the seventh iuping
LOUISVILLE ........,...........0O1 COO q
-; LOUIS .,;;,;;:,.;,.........2 200 000-2 q
and Clemens. '"'''
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-06-15
TopAY,s ENTRIES

Six furlongs, high weight b,usI.,,-
bent 1873, Cormorant l25, 81 CHI n +.
Hadad 122, Miss Rowena III vsrtS n
Sweet Caporal lis, Decide lis 0,r,,r'1
lmperator Ill. Dr. Sharp ia, Red n,
Emigre los, Bardella 100. Gen, M,sss Z
Mile and sixteenth, selling-ElOd ., /,
vlvor 107, Weller lO6, Great Ye.k Id n,
Knot l0S, Mazo 1902, Fast Black iW stsl
thea Tyrshena 80. Tyran IS, Liousss Il
fremont stakes, six furlongs, l.ys,,sa
Mis- ionary, Erwin, McMeekiu. Wlhe, n
nitioent, Misehievous Maribert, PsIus.., 4
vid Garrick, Col Roosevelt, Bznblt 3
Last Cord, La Faudre liz, Primrose DAM
Brooklyn derby, mile and hal.-liir
12G, Ahom 119 (Smith entry; Laeklsr. i
Bouncer, Mcleod Of Dare, Glsnsar H. 0
Time ZIG.
Five and a half furlongs ssllrs-.,
Globe 107. Big Gun. Fonso Lee NJ lrrrr
IS, Lottie Sheville. ceylon 81, Mylss
Decimal SO.
Steeplechase, handicap, two mllss-F,
Town 100, Gov. Budd l55, Popul;s, Ard
147 Cock Robin liS, Col. Bartlett iA .
1856.
Clear; track fast.
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Wickes 10. EXCEPT o,co,..
9 Mi, w. "a d; Gates lO7, Belle Rc,s ~ Il, Y,
u, Mile ana seventy yards, ssjI's,, hs y
wilson IVA kisme 1903, Nan Dssss !,
II brewers. stakes, six iurlonrs y
Inc Gonqueror 1875; +. W. p PA. 4, ss'lsrs
10 sam Philips ITO, Greanoss, Y. Y,
entry Boundless il2, First ~, "
per entry; Southern Girl. EIas v, " =! y
entry; Special Notice lOs i Lius,a Y, d
noney 100, Thrive iOi. lnvocs tS a !. \
SIX and a half furlongs, hauSr a =
tie ll6. Gibraltar 1Oi. Allsvi.,s !. oxd
rissev 20, Truxillo 80 a~ " I'LL
one mile. selIing-Marplct II, ma .
Lord Neville los. Mamie q Her ~ nsl m 4
d!a 1914, Ben Frost 1902 ssdis IL ~, OIsl I
held 100, limp 80, Lafayette 81 Il, i An |: =
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-06-15
TO TREAT WITH AGurNALDo.
negotiations TO De Reopened for Tin
Release of Prisoners

Washington. June l4.---As result OF the
understanding recently arrived al between
the Spanish minister, Due dAreos. and our
authorities, it is expected that the Madrid
officials will az an early day select com
missioner to reopen negotiations with
Agulnaldo for the release OF the Spanish
prisoners held by the insurgents The Ell
forts OF the United States authorities hive
been futile not only as 70 releasing the
spaniards, but also as TO Lieutenant GIL
more and other American prisoners. 1. Is
for this reason that the spanish authorities
viii be given all necessary facilities for
securing the release OF their prisoners.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-06-15
WASHINGTON,

The insular commission was engaged In
drafting laws for government Of Porto
Rico.
Horny o. Havemeyer gave testimony be-
fore the Industrial commission regarding
trusts and said the tariff is RESPONSIBLE
for the combinations.
The imports and exports for May show
an increase over Same month last year.
Negotiations are to be reopened with
AguInaldo fer the release OF American
and Spanish prisoners.
The report that there was impending
trouble between Costa Rica and Nica-
ragua is denied,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-06-15
DOMESTIC.

BANDS condition 10 reported very
grave, and it is feared he can not recover.
smelter laborers In Colorado strike.
A league is being formed in Arkapsas
by the negroes to solve the lynching
problem.
The battle of Santiago will be celebrated
at Omaha July 3.
The list OF dead at New Richmond. wis.
the tornado devastated town. is larger
than first published
Negro Is lynched in Louisiana after
being acquitted by a Jury.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-06-15
RESULTS0N THE RACE TRACKS
GEORGE IlRATI DID SIX AND A
HALF FURLoNGs IN 1.2I.
Good Racing at All the Tracks with
Fair Number of Fa-
vOrites.

Cincinnati, June 14.-George Tratz won the
fastest six and half furlongs of the meeting
today in the handicap, covering the distance
in l:2l The racing was exciting throughout.
Four favorites won
Six furlongs-Malaise. Norma Taylor,
Cringe. Time .16.
Five fuflongs-Vnla ". olekma. Isabinda.
Time 1914.
Mile, selIing-Perlwlg, Otto H.. Dnoatlon.
Time ~
Fix and a half furlonga handicap-George
Kraft The Lady in Blue, Guide Rock. Time
1.2l
Five turlongs-Lew Kraft, Barney F.. Burl.
Time 02A
Six furlongs. selling-Fun Dress, April's
Lady, The Sluggard Time 1:l5A
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ST. Louis Races,

ST, Louis, June 14.-Hgh-class racing char.
acterized all the events on today's card at
the Fair Grounds. Three faVorites won.
Maiden 2-year-od fllies FIVE furlongs-May
travis. Annis Palmer, Tizzoncna Time 1:Oi
SIX turlongs, 4-year-olds and upward
Harry Floyd Aunt Mary, Mound City. Time
lis.
One mile, S-year- olds-Rafaello. Fontain-
hleu Imp. Mintas. Time Lac
Slie ana sixteenth, S-year-olds and up
ward-ostio IL, Rebel Jack. Lady Callahan.
Time ASA.
:, Six furlongs, S-year-olds and upward-Tulla
fe si hensington Danish. Time ;14ss.
six Iurlongs, 4-year-ords and unward-Wie-
gins, Chiffon, Bell Punch. Time lis.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-06-15

New York, June li.-sir ir,l,., J,
Rhinelander, Swiftmas. Time l.,u
Mile and a furlong-Imp, Pir,ts Nv
ton. Time 1881. "'* y ~
Five and a half furlongs-Cun,s y,
rlnthlan. Creeper.. Time l:OsH, 'Av
Myrtle stakes. nile aud 4 si,,s,,e !.
Time 1:46ia. V'a''''''
rive turlongs-Mark Cheek B,,,s...
Eileen DAILY. Time 1908.
Mile and sixteenth sellng-p,a NJ,
I'D Upton. Time 1891. -
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-06-15
PHILIPPINES.

General Anderson criticised the sltus-
ton in the Philippines.
The insurgents have retreated 10 the
fortified town Of linus. where the next
battle will probably be fought
Insurgents loss is estimated at 100
killed and 300 wounded.
The frst American volunteers have
started for home.
The Americans are said to have lost
much ground.