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The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1899-02-16

"It's too bad" said the Chicago liter.
ateur. ~ suppose I'll merely have to
call it coincidence and back down."
whats the trouble?"
II went to the theater last night and
saw play which / was dead sure had
been plaeiarized from something I
wrote"
"Why don't you make fuss about it?"
'sThere's no use. l learned that the
accredited author is Shakespeare. And
he's dead
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1899-02-16
Entered at Postofice Hillsboro, Ohio, a
second class matter.

Chicago canned beef has become
drug on the market.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1899-02-16
NICARAeUA CANAL

Bin In Danger Of Not Passing
the House this Session.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1899-02-16
TO Farmers

For drst-claa clover seed call on q. N
Head, Carmel, o. ~
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1899-02-16

Americas Flrnishing Az - ~ Fil.
iplnes-War 1nvestigating Cen.
mission Reports.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1899-02-16

To those who knew Mrs. Chaney COM
mandatory words seem superAuous. She
was light and source Of strength TO all
who came under the pure, sweet influ.
ence Of her presence. Her unsel3sh,
loving life speaks Of the Christ spirit
which she ever sought to express and
those who loved her in letting their
thoughts follow her into the larger life
and new and vital meaning in the
words Of tho Master: Great 10 thy
faith; be il unto thee even ~ thou
wilt"
Mary Ann Higgins, daughter Of VIM.
and Margaret Higgins, was born in Vir.
ginis September A, 1914. In the year
1914 her parents emigrated to Ohio, set-
tling in Highland county, where she
continued to. reside. At the age of 12
she united with the NJ. E. Church at q
meeting held at the home Of Robin
Fitzpatrick miles southeast of Hills.
boro. The minister in charge was Re v.
Jos. J. Hill.
She was an ardent supporter Of the
church of her choice. In testimony and
in song her voice was always heard
while her health permitted her attend
ance on the sanctuary. She was class.
leading Methodist. Her life was true
exempliacation Of it's teachings. June
9th, 1885, she was united in marriage to
James NJ. CLANCY, and for almost sixty
four years they have enjoyed the society
Of each other. Such . wonderful privi.
leee is allotted to but few. "The heart
Of her husband did safely trust in hsr''
and she was to him true helpmeet. To
them we're born four children-Henry,
who resides in Rilisboro Samuel, de.
ceased Newton, who resides in Wash.
ington O. b., and Ella, Mrs. John Con-
ard, in whose home she died and to
whose tender care and loving ministry
she owed much in her declining years
Mrs. Chaney was . loving mother, de.
voted to her own. In her more vigorous
days she was given to generous hos.
pitality. She was q kindly nsighbor,
thoughtful of the sick and suffering.
Her long and beautiful lite was filed
with the practice of those sweet graces
of which her sanity face bore the i'm.
press. "Her children rise up and call
her blessed" and her memory isas
ointment fourth"
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1899-02-16
m n = AT REFoRE
BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
HIGHLAND COUNTY, OHIO,
For the Year Ending August 81, A. D. 1898. z

the Honerhe Court Of Usnnea F1a,
Of
rent 0 sor
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1899-02-16

The funeral Of The lsas Mary Ann Oha-
nsy, wife Of James ". Chansy, took
place Friday, February 10, 1899. q Two
O'Clock p. m, from the residence Of her
daughter, Nm. John Oonsrd, On West
Walnut street.
The services we're conducted by Rsvs.
Pearns. Lseourd and Ourrin, each one
Of whom spoke fsslinsly Of the noble
character Of the dscsased and Of her
many lovabls traits.
One Of the impressive parts Of the cor.
vice was the singing BY one Of her grand
children Of the following beautiful hymn:
One swsstly solemn thought
Comes 10 NJ DER end Csr;
I'm nearer home to-day
Than I've sver been before.
Nearer my fathers house
Where the many mansions be,
Nearer The Rrsat white throne.
Nsarse tho crystal -.
Nearer Ne bounds Of life,
where we Icy our burdeus down
Nearer leaving Tie cross,
Nearer gaining the crown.
But lying darkly between,
winding adoxn through the night,
Il the silent unknown stream,
That leads at last 70 tho light.
Father, be near when my feet
Are clipping DER the brink,
For u may be I am nearer home,
Nearer now than think.
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Various Towphps and
Corporations 1897: 81
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-02-23
HUNTING FOR GREEN'S SCALP.
is NOW BEING Conducted ny AM
BrrIOus TEXAS REPUBLICANS.
MncGrcgor OF Houston IS TO Be
Pushed Into the state Chair
mauship IL Grant succeeds.

Dallas, Texas February % - There
seems TO be a growing discomfort among
the rank and file of the North Texas re-
pubicans at the leadership of their state
chairman Mr.. r. II. X. Green OF Terrell
OF late several private conferences among
active republicans have been held. Their
results bode no good for the political iu-
tire of Mr.. Green Even Green 8 former
political secretary, Mr.. II. G. Adler, who
is at present his fellow townsman, has
Joined the anti-Grcen forces and prom
ises TO give him as much trouble as pos
siblc.
In the meantime DR.. Grant, or United
States Marshal Grant, is quietly repairing
his fences He Is not content with smooth
ing things in his district, but stlrs about
III many parts of the State. The rubber
gCods lie wears upon his feet when ON i
political mission leave no traces behind,
and few. ii any, of GREEN'S friends have
even SUSPECTED his real intentions
1t has leaked out, however. that the re :
rublicans are already plotting ana eau
cusing for 1900. All of Grants lieutenants
are awake to whatever opportunities may
come their way. and all OF Green's enc
mics VINO are not Grdnt IlcH stlo h"tu'"h'
helping him look for opportunities
Green is said to realize now what The
Post predicted months ago, that IL Hawiey
was returned to congress he (Greenl might
lust as well close his political heaiquaf-
ters and spend all his time ut mustang
island Hawley is looked upon now by
the average republican in this part oil the
State as tie only man in the party IN
Texas. and the State chairman is regarded
as Il useless luxury.
II is said by Green's friends that the
State chairman has an ambition to sue
ceed DR.. Grant as the Texas member OF
the republican National committee. Mr.
Green's enemies are well aware OF this'
and at the conferences mentioned above
! this question was closely canvassed. IL
was decided by these plotters TO WORK re-
| lentlessly, tirelessly to further unhorse
| Green. and If necessary. to unite upon
/ any other Texas republican TO defeat MN
/ ,or a place On the National committee
| Both Senator Waller T. Burns and MI
! II, y. MacGregor Of Houston we're men
] toned. If National Committeeman Grant
is found able TO succeed himself, as he
means to try, Mr. MacGresor VIII be
pushed for State chairman.
Hawley's plea for M State ticket as
year is being used against Green MS
enemies say a man who pulls down Ms
| party till 1t is not courageous enough t'
nut a ticket in the field IS not MT to be
State chairman. The colored element arr
Joining in the discord in the hope OF an
ether olongation of Green's leg. The bi
ennial circus of the Texas republicans i
getting ready to take the road.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-02-23
DIED IN A JAIL.
uad Hcatcn himself to Death
Against the Bars.

tiad Hcatcn himself to Death
Against the Bars.
Dallas. Texas, February ~ j. w Lo-
gan of Mangum, Greer county, o. T.. was
found dead in the main corridor of the
Dallas city prison at police headquarters
this morning. He was placed in the
prison February 10 on a charge OF tempo
rarv insanity. Last night he kssame vio-
lent and frequently threw himself WIN
full force against the prison walls anu
eo,rs. and kept up wild screaming LOT
several hours until he was physically eA-
hausted. ~ ~;
When laid out at the morgue TO-DAY, MS
body presented horrible sight There
we're bruises and gashes from head to tool
and scarcely white spot and IN piaess
the skin had peeled off as Y the Boa
mad lain on hot stove. Waen arrested
Logan gave his age as 3e years, re VS.
veil dressed and had some money IN ms
noclkets. Among papers found in ms clolh'
Ing we're letters OF instructions from tn'
state National Loan and Trust coinpah!
Of Fort Worth. Texas, addressed to mn
os its agent at Mangum and blank forn
waking loans 1t Is presumed from ines
naners that he occupied considerable busi
nass prominence at Mangum.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-02-23
Eoun noxEs DID IT.
Remarkable success of n New Pie
Cure.


People who have suffered for months or
years from the pain and inconvenience O.
that common disorder, piles. VIII look
with skepticism upon tho claims OF tue
makers of tho new discovery for cure
Of all forms OF piles, known under tho
name OF Pyramid Pile Cure; noyertheiess
the extraordinary cures performed by TINS
remedy are such as 10 warrant the IN
vestigation OF any sufferer, AS case n
noint The following letter speaks for itseii
Mr.. Henry Thomas of substation No; :.
Hosack avenue. Columbus, OHIO, writes
as follows.
Pyramid Drug Co,
Gentlemen: / want you 10 use my nanc
If ID will be OF any use TO ynu. ] was 80
bad with piles that | lost work on that
account. Nothing helped me. ! read ~
Cincinnati OF the many cures OF p'ieh ny
the Pyramid Pile Cure and went 70
drug store and asked Tor Il. Tine dvus
clerk tod me that he had somntning .,s ,S
| that he thought was better hui ! toi9
Mn lint I wanted 10 try the Pyramid
| first. .t ,hat 4
sried onother. and then 10 complete inc
cure used two more boxes, makins ,ous
| In all / am now completely curnu. 1a ~
no, trace of piles and had suffered ior
sn,,r veara with the worst kind OF prosrnd-
~ Suffered death from piles. but J nave
| found he pyramid Pile Cure 10 ne luss
~ renresented ! have recommended y y
several of my friends and am .nnns M
| TO be able 10 write you "hae so'a
| remedy has done me-. ,a,.,,,t.
'' Phvsloians recommend the Pyramid i Z :
cure because II contains no opium, coca Y :
or mineral poison Of any kind, ana De, uss
cause Il is so safe and pleasant = MI ~. .
being painless and applied a. n,sns short
pausn and with no Inconvenience whatever
The Pyramid Pile Cure Is sold by !, a ssaI
lists Al SO cents per package, ana y WE "a b.
E.s, any y constipation {. 10 well 20 We ~
Pyramid Pills at the same time Nh ~ =,
l1le nv ~ niles and the nils eeectpnllz
,nr the costiye condition, i'Fioe e e
bis sii Il rs cents per package Z. -. =,
Wr,,s 20 Pyramid Drug Cos esers u!.
As,eh for little book az cause enc cuSe = =
p uiis sent By mail FREE x u,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-02-23
ORDER CASES ON APPEAL.
kADsHAW CASE HAS BEEN AR
GuED BEFORE HIGH COURT.
10 Death Sentence Cases and the
Ease of Mr.. and Mrs. williams
Were Also Heard.

hlas, Texas, February 22.-The cele-
led Gordon Bradshaw murder case, on
bal from Erath county, was argued be-
II the State court of criminal appeapls
Fiy Bradshaw was tried for the muir
h Of his wife March 2, 1897. The two
he driving in a buggy with gun rest
81 in an upright position between them;
y gun was discharged, killing Mrs.
ndshaw almost instantly. An ofhciai
bfestigation of the affair resulted in the
rrst OF Bradshaw on the charge of MUIR
BRING his wife. A desperate legal con-
III ensued, the jury finally filming him
EAo, making the original charse of MUIR
b negligent homicide" From this hna-
y Bradshaw appealed.
-Four other murder cases we're nearo
, appeal from that county today. JONI
Fright and Frank Leslie, both death pen
[lty cases, convicted of the murder OIL Con
table John Adams at Stephenville las
March, Adams was trying 10 enforce I'M
ktsl option law against Wright and Les
/, who were charged with conducting
blind tiger" Harry Williams ana nj
pie, Annie S. Williams, both under sen
'snce 10 long terms of Imprisonment IN IN
esnltentiary, were heard on appear, Ins
" charged with numbering Austin
Eng, editor of the Erath Enterprise las
,ay; King was formerly resident 9
sisouri and prominent IN heWspape
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-02-23
Court Of Criminal Appeals.

I
Dallas, Texas, February 22.-Proceea-
Pain court of criminal appeals today
Appeals dismissed: C. +. Davis. from
Aoyd Jake Still, from Donley; John
Renson, from Baylor.
Affirmed: h. NJ. Snead, from Denton
En-. Ford. from HILL A. L, Hoffman
rn Dallas.
reversed and remanded; r. NJ, snead'
|Rom Denton; Glib Gay, from Hays.
Reversed and dismissed: Fred Braun,
s0n Grayson; George Johnson and Charles
|ssewell. from Erath.
Aclions for rehearing overruled Joe
|'ster. from Bell; VIII osgood, from Kun
SUBMITTED on briefs for State: Joe Leach,
ls esn Jack; Abe Hopkins. from Leon; eN
Hsle Henry Eckart, from Grayson. :,
submitted on motion to dismiss appear
~ Hollenbeck ct al, from Hardeman.
submitted On briefs for appellant: John
taor. from Limestone; j. W. Sanderson
~ Wilbarger; Sam Tanner, from Fish
Irr,n.M \. Quinn, from Baylor; Felix Chat
~ from Falls.
seumitted on briefs for both parties
n bullard, from Ellis; NJ. A. Hilton
~ Erath; Sam Brown alias Kibbie
N, walker; Walter Ford death. from
~ rnnan; Milton Lawson, from Bcxar
FsSson Johnson. from BRACES.
vmitied on briefs and oral argument
III ooth parties George Hedrick. iron
IKE Armstrong. Harry Williams. An
u Williams, Gordon Bradshaw. Ton
<*E death, Frank Leslie (deathl
tlsth county A. L. Clay. from Dal
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-02-23
KILLED IN COURT.
A., Deputy sheriff AyenEes the pe"'h
of Iii. Brother.

Memphis. Tenn, February IA spe-
o,o, "a the Commercial Appeal from Her
nando. Miss, says: Robert campneii,
IDENTITY sheriff, shot and instantly k'iieu
lewis Norval in court room here today,
,,hiIo the court was in session NorVai
,od lust been discharged on writ OF ma
heas corpus for lis alleged connection
with the murder of three deputy sherhlS
near Alden. Miss, last June by negro
named VIII Littlefeld. whom the deputies
we're attempting to arrest for murder.
One Of the posse killed was a brother oil
pohert Campbell The grand jury IN
acted Lewis Norval and William Foster as
nr,nc,na,s In the killing of the officers
ana il was when Judge 5. NJ stevens uls-
charged Ncrval today, with the opinion
mat there was not sufficient evidence %
hold him any longer, that Inc shootlha
cccurred The negro Llttiefieid mas never
been captured, and Foster Is IN Arhahsaa
The governor of that State having relusep
~ grant reuuisition papers for ms returi
~ Mississippi After the shcoiing loa;'
nudge stevens Immediately adjournea VI.
court and Campbell was arrested ar
| tailed.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-02-23

Five furlongs seulng--Rncebud ITO, Flor
encc Fink 10. Limatus. Odd Eyes NO.
Guatemoc, purniah. Royal Tar. Con Dalton.
Gold Garter liz, Tiero. Gleng0ber ll5. Norma
ChIspa. stromholette III. Prince A. Wntos-
Three furlongs aud a half 2-yS,r-nlds--
1orellio. Senator Ashe, Ice prop. Solnce Va
Amiga los. Pidalia Harry Thatcne', Tdrhilt
Mountebank lo5. Winyah, Baitios lilo. saf-
dino III. -, ,,,, Al,
PAGE Good Hope 10l Rio Chico l03, Reeren-
lion Tony Licalzt III. Mainstay III.
eiy f,,rIonrs FREQ andicap--Bonibel 40.
snort McAllister 1906 McriDga lO1, Rub,con
li5, Miss Rowena us Abuse IA IN
,n%gc Wneford 81, Merop 30 Bonnie lone ~
rhyme o. Go To Bed 100. sehntz lo2, Mistle-
ton. Mistra II iOs. Roy Del risrra ~, ,oe
Nnnia 10 nd Gartjand II IA Highland Ball
lord Marmion III. Joe Gilman, Moniallaa'
flg
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-02-23
THE RING AND THE TURF
Australian Billy Mccarthy Knocked Out Ia
The Twelfth.
RYAN HAD MUCH the BETTER Of THE BOUT
AT san Francisco bachelor Clips
la seconds of the WORLDS
Record for -Four Miles.

Hot Springs, Ark. February ga thousand
people Witnessed tho fight this afternoon be-
tween Jim Ryan and Australian Billy Nc
cs,thy. Both men wero In good condition and
entered the ring at 1850 pounds. The FIRST
round ended In Ryans favor The latter play :
"a on Mccarthy rose. LANDING several blows
in rapid succession. Mccarthy made vicious
ia, at Ryan, which he olcyerly dueked.
Ryan kep, up his aggressive tactics through
out The second raund, landing repeatedly on
M,carthy's nose and mouth.
II, the fourth round Ryan landed right ana
lrf, on McCnrthy's nose aud mouth, but tng
latter retaliated with vicious ian on ryan
even. 4,
During the balances Of the contest and unit
thu middle of the twslfth round, when NC
t,n,thy received his knockout blow. Ryan hat
tnngs his own WAY, landing whenever ans
wherever he pleased
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-02-23
Tie New Alpncas.

The newest alpacas are unattractive as
to texture, looking like canvas, and rather
coarse canvas at that, and 1t is therefore
easy to presume that some mistake was
made in naming it, but alpaca it is never
theless. There are very many women who
do not admire either mohar or alpaca
fine, medium or coarse 1t looks exceeding
ly plain, no matter what 1t costs or how
much fashion may favor It, Compared
with other fabrics, it is not at all amend
able, and it's hard, shiny, incorporating
surface is extremely uncompimentary to
all but the very youthful, and not very
becoming even to them. Black velvet rib
bon trimmings modify these fabrics about
as we'll as any garniture that could be
selected.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-02-23
IN WOMAN'S REALM

Better a plain whole skirt OF Saline than
shabby fnery.
Don't. IL you are stout, wear plaids or
bread belts They both tend to increase
the apparent size. Black or pin stripes,
the latter running up and down. are the
things in materials, and very narrow, de-
cidedly pointed -in-front belts.
Don't choose your hats entirely from
their front view. Many women wear hats
IN blissful Inconsistencies. never having
used hand mirror for back View that
are awfully Ill-ftting and ''chickeny"
from the side and back, An entirely be-
coming hat looks well all around.
Don't be the first TO adopt nor the last
10 put on fashion. a happy medium is
best; one only excites unpleasant comment
by too great a disdain of wearing the pre-
vailing mode or too great haste to be
ultra stylish.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-02-23

THE FIRST TESAs'
co,rrc,sman sIayden wants ihe"
Mustered Ont.
Especial Dispatch to The POSI-

Especial Dispatch 10 me roe''
Washington, February 22'--hepfesen'
alive slayden has obtained oraeIs ioi 'Ne
discharge of Jack r.. Burke and George
a Burke OF the First Texas Mr. say
denis almost daily appeal for the discnarse
=, Tho volunteers in service abroad has
heen steadily refused UP TO the past day
or two. He Is now urging the discharge OF
The entire First Texas IN order to get 'nem
out Of Cuba before the rainy season sets
IN u,s efforts to obtain discharges Tor
Texas boys in the Philippines have SO far'
heen unavaiIlng. They viii probably have
10 stay as long as there is lighting over
there.
The war department has issued an or
dor 10 discharge on their own application
ali soldiers OF the volunteers ana an reg,
uars who enlisted between !, A Apr r,ni na
states and whose regiments are in service
abroad
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-02-23

,,or, American congressman aud gov
crnors THO president also gave audie nce
to pishop c. c. McCabe OF The Methodist
l5pseopal church. who was accompani9a
by Mrs McCabe, Rev John Butler So
Mrs. Elizabeth Monlton. The bishop
thanked tho president for the uniform pro,
,ertion which tho government has grahteh
10 Professionalism during the past tweni ~
five years, adding that the 4eoo MeSpeau
rhi,arep in the Methodist schools OF the
republie had always been taught patriot
ism. Bishop McCabe paid high tribute 10
THO president personally, saying that ms
name awakened more enthusiasm N Amer
lean audiences than that OF any ether ioF-
einnCr.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-02-23
rourth supreme district.

San Antonio. Texas, February 22'-Ihe
following proceedings were had in the
court of civil appeals for the Fourth SUI
preme judicial district of Texas today;
Case reformed and affirmed, q. D.
starnes vs.. F. j. Beitel. from Bexar.
Afiirmed-Willis Whitaker ct al vs. X
G. Brown ct al from Gregg; Y. R. Run
nels ct al VS.. Houston East aud West Texas
Railway company. from San Jacinto; ST.
Louis Expanded Metal Fire Roofing COM
pany Va. w. l.. Burgess, from Galveston ;
H. c. Ferguson ct al vs.. Joel McGrary,
from Fort Bend; Southern Home bnliulas
and Loan association vs. r. NJ. Atkinson
et nj from Houston; Chas. Perkins ct al
Us. p. NJ. Garner ct al, from Nacogdoehes
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-02-23
cooking Hints.

Im,rienced housekeepers may often
hsldered by the technical phrases
re employed in household recipes
|arcticns. For instance, to shred suet
b that the suet is sliced very closely
|, sharp knife, so that the fragments
|he and thin. Oiled paper, for covering
|rrs OF dishes, or joint that is not
I'D to brown quickly, is made by
hing butter over sheet of ordinary
paper. To scald milk means to
Iii almost to the boil, but not quite.
I'D meat is to stick little fat pieces
hon into flesh with larding needle.
ia mixture is to use sufficient egg
rhole. SO that the different in
lnts may be induced to retain GER
ism. Currants are cleaned by rub
rAem In dry flour to loosen the stalks
ben by washing them in warm water.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-02-23

Six furlongs, seling-Alpina 80, Free Hand
a2, The Dragon. Ned Wickes %, Thinker i0',
jim Flood loS. scrlvener, Borden io1, Asitator
ITO.
onc mile---lim McCleevy 100, Blenlieim, Han
hight l0s. limp. Dandy H., Caslm lOT.
Mile and iurlong. solllng-Annit Taylor
%. Zig Fellow. Evanatus NJ. Lakoview Palate
rs. sack OF Hearts, Frinr John l0l, Tonic los,
The Planet l0G. Monk Wayman iiS
Six furiongs, handieap-Nillnge Pride al,
Prince Harry Dave :. 90. Prcstar 1884, Sonsa-
t.onal los. Tallahassee los. j, H.. c, 1903.
Ore mile. selling Ennomia. Ma Angelina
o. Il, h. Sack 10i. Percito, Nit Boykin, Earl
Fcnso. Lauretta D., Mamie l.. l0l, Or. Work,
Sugar Foot Ilushnelds. stockholm 1905 Laura
Gotta 109
Seven furongs-Eisle Bramble 90 Locust
Blossom, Peg Parks. Nalissa 100 Dan ilugcr
10y Ben Frost i0i Glenmuyne Bill Powell
Briggs 1o5. Disturbance, Redskn los Sutton
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-02-23
THE RACES.
NV Orlcnn. Rcnuits.

New orleans. February 2e.--BoanerseS cam
to life today aud landed the George Washing
ton handicap the $1,000 feature of the days
Six furiongs. seiiing-Hnnlon Trcophia'
%, one mi mile sellins-our Clara. uhlcrs, Sister
Fox. Time ;i9.
Mile and nvc furlongs--sister Stella, Adme-
tus Partner. Time SOL.
George Washington handicap. $1,000. mile and
seventy yards Boanorgcs, Judge Steadman
Molo. Time 1StA.
lin Conway Chat Of Mo. Time l:4..
seven furlonss--Wa,er Crest, Fintan, Bright
Night. Time 2Si5,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-02-23
coLonED FARMERS CONGRESS.
nooIser II. washington Addresses 81
mig Crowd at TusisceHee.


r,,skecyee. Ala, February 2s7-Despite
no frIghtful oondlu of the roads
throughout this part of the State IN Goa
sequence of the recent severe weather
and the threatening appearance OF tAe
skies today. the chapel of the Tuskesgee
Normal and Industrial institute was hiied
to.,,ad 10 order the eighth .slnuai confer
onne Of negro farmers. The session wa'
oadreesed by Washington. who was re-
ceived with much enthusiasm
The gathering in the chapel tonight wa.
pleasant event. Paul lawrence er"sa p oraa
10 and there were speeches by Thos
t,0" MILLER OF the South Carolina college
President VIM. NJ. Foster Of the uniyer
s,,v Of Holly Springs. Miss, and others,
The workers conference will be held to-
morrow morning.