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Miles Behind and Fredericks
Secured Third Place.
The ANAL secrc Was a. fcIlous

9
20" 'iaAivisco'f reoruary l'.-No men ever
more heartily welcomed the approaching close
of a contest than the dozen remaining con
,o,,.,.. a., ~. -, -. -. :, ,f.,.l
.es.aiits IN the sN-day race at Mechanics
hall when at O'Clock tonight they entered
upon the last dozen hours of a remarkable
,est n, endurance Nothins, h,, ,ho naarrars
y, ,sa CO.. ~, '.,'s,, ~. '. n..',.,s
Oh the nnish ana the stimulus OF cheering
crowds could have kept the men at their
tnsk Human endurance bod reacbaa tho
-. , 'i n"' ~
pplnt where feasoh ueserts the DouY ana totai
collapse was imminent.
MiIInr deserves HE victc,.v and his record
~, ..s,NN,.. - ~
previous contest has been so stubbornly con-
tested from start 10 finish and no similar
~ ~ sha. a,,a,, osaa.,,,,
NUMBER Oh men nave SHOWN sucu wonueiiu'
pluck and endurance.
There was nIentv of enthusiasm when
,,,, "a -, -, -.
his 2O0oth milo in 2:25 3-5 unpaced. At $50
O'Clock this morning Miller was "a hours 10
minutes ahaad Of blz New York record. As
the day wore on sprinting became infectious
repeatedly charged with energy by an cleo
trio battery and came cut To exhaust their
charges in n wild sprint
The 1pht of the lnst half dozen hours has
becn haiween Fredeficks and Aaronson for
second niace For n limo il seemed as II
lsrede-icks would succeed In ovefbauling IN
Sp-pdicl wi hN uEE : unC rf
'I,Iius, nacing aaro,snn naso - ranaa rid
tbnouphomt this afternoon and rveminy ma
ahout o'.,anr ,nnaran,Iy ND socand niaca
70 n csrto,ntv
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HYMENEAL.

BARNES FLIPPIN. mckinney Texas,
February 17.--J. +. Barnes and Miss Nay
Flippin of Vineland were united In mar
riage at the home of Elder r. c. Horn this
evening.
WISE HIRSCHFELDER.- Waco. Texas.
February 12.-Dan Wise and Miss Helen
Hirschfelder were married at high noon
today at Temple Rodef Sholem Mr.. wise
is cashier of the Waco Savings bank and
is one of Waco's leading business men.
Miss Hirschfelder was popular leader IN
Jewish society circles.
NOWLIN- PERKINS. Tex
as. February 1S.-Miss ola Perkins was
united in marriage to Mr. A. J. Nowlln
at the residence of the brides sister, MIS-.
B. p. Chreitzberg, Tuesday morning DE-
r. Allen officiating. The wedding was q
quiet affair, being witnessed only by rels-
tives and few friends. Soon after the
ceremony Mr.. and Mrs. Nowlin repaired
to their home near Corn Hill.
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SUMMARY OF ToDAy's IMPORTANT NEWS.
WASHINGTON.


Congress has only twelve days IN which
10 dispose OF some very important meas
urcs; there will be fight over tho Hull
army reorganization bill as the demo-
Gratis are determined 10 have no permanent
Increase Of the standing army.
There will be much friction and bad
Mood In the house In case Of the defeat OF
the rivers and harbors bill.
Blll appropriating $40, 900 for the pay
ncnt OF Spain will be pushed through the
house today under suspension OF the rules.
Tho war department has issued pitcous
appeal for more troops, urging the neces-
aitios created by the colonies
The president announces that the Hull
bill must be passed or there will be an
extra session.
Secretary OF state-elect Hitchcock says
III, display Of American resources during
the late war impressed Europe strongly.
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Judge Terrell reviews the collection OF
claim from the Federal government and
decides liogg & Robertson's fee was
earned.
Reports show that the late freeze was
disastrous to stockmcn in some sections
of South Texas while In others the lossrs
were light.
Boil wecvil was killed in Caldwell coun-
~ by tho Geld.
There arc now twenty cases OF small
poS at Alice: two new cases at Cleburne:
one death at San Diego. one new case
at Dallas.
Convict Taylor is to be tried for the
murder Of Fireman Lee johnson at Cole
man.
Projectors OF Texas afternoon papers
are to meet at Houston Wednesday to
discuss their mutual interests.
Senator Linn has been advised of the
wishes of his constituents regarding the
Huntington proposition.
Wharton county planters lost a guam
tlty Of seed cane by reason OF the freeze.
A boy has confessed to killing the two
Mexicans found dead near San Antonio.
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SLAUGHTER OF CHINESE.
Three Hundred Of Them Killed by Russians
at fallen Wan.
LORD BEREsFoRD DISCUSSES TIE MATTER
snyS The Eject VIII he n severe
Blow to Foreign Trade ana VIII
shake the Government.

Pekin, February ia serious contiict
has taken place between the Russians anu
Chinese at Talien Wan. 300 of the latter
being killed. II is said to have originated
in a question of taxes.
Detroit, Mich, February i9.--Admiral
Lord Charles Beresford, en- route from
Chicago to the East, was seen In passing
through Detroit tonight in reference TO
the battle reported at Talien Wan be-
tween Russians and Chinese. Lord
Charles. after reading the Associated
Press dispatch, said that such a battle
was only what he had been expecting Tor
some time. Its effect, he believed, would
be to shake the Chinese go, eminent moro
than anything else that has occurred and
lie asserted that trade would also suffer as
a-resuit of It,
As TO the statement that the origin of
the trouble concerned q question of taxes,
his iordship said he did not understand
how that could be the case unless the
Russians hid recently begun taxing the
Cbintsp. lie thought 1t more likely that
the Russians had taken Chinese lands for
military purposes and not paid what the
natives considered full value Tor IT,
fallen Wan, he said, is about hundred
miles from Port Arthur, the Russian
coaling station and headquarters in China.
In and about the two places is Russian
army of from 14000 TO 10000 The
Chinese army in Manchuria in which pro-
vince both 9paces are situated, consists
OF about 10000 men, of whom however,
but 1000 arc sufficiently drilled as to be
of any use in actual warfare. The rest
Lord Charles described as coolies who
possessed military jackets. The Chinese
have recently shipped quantity of arms
and ammunition into that locality, so that
their forces may now be in a better con-
dtion, his lordship said. than when ne
was there.
The natives of Manchuria province he
described as fine, sturdy people and the
best of traders. being thoroughly honest.
As the Chinese never differentate be-
tween foreigners, considering all alike,
Lord Charles said this incident will work
as much harm to the British and Ameri
can interests as to Russia.
Russia has obtained such a hold in
Manchuria" said his lordship, that
consider 1t extremely improbable that no
matter what may be the final disposition
of China, Russia viii ever be driven out"
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Snow Pictures.

For The Post
oh the pictures in the snow!
Watch them as they come and go'
Memories of long ago,
When the world was young, you kssw'
HAY air and leaden skies,
Velvet cheeks and star-bright eyes,
All, those happy days gone by
Haunt me, as the snow-fakes ny.
Youthful loves come back again,
Bringing balm for ancient pain.
Hope, that in the grave hes lam
Dries the tear we shed in vain.
Heard above the tempest roar,
Voices we have loved of yore
Loved ones who have gone before
Share our joys with us once more
When the earth is clothed In white
All our burdens seem more light,
All the wrong seems merged IN risn"
Rosy dawn has vanished night $50.
Smithville, Texas, February IL
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caIdmclI county comml..loner..

Loekhart, Texas. February lS.-The
commissioners court today IN regular
session, fixed The county tax levy for the
present fiscal year at 81 cents on the $500
valuation OF property, apportioned as fol-
lows: Regular adyalorum % cents, road
and bridge nind 10 cer,s. Jail and yaai.
bond fund ! cents, court house bond
fund 10 cents, road and bridge bond spnd
cents This is an increase in the special
tax Of ,ents per hundred IN the jail and
vault bond fund The usual occupation
taxes for the year were also levied AZ
we'll as he poll tax. The court in order
to obtain funds 10 meet current expenses
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King. Dnughtcr. Of rcmp,e.

Temple. Texas. February 1s-The
Kings Daughters Hospital association
yesterday held the FIRST election of officers
under the state charter and elected the
following officers: G. L. Wilcox, chair.
man OF the board ottrustees; Mrs A. c..
Scott, secretary;s Mrs. A. II. Parsons,
treasurer. The stan physicians are: Drs
Gooch White, Tally, Scott. Noble. Me
Cntchap. McCelyey, Barton; oculist Or.
J NJ Woodson: dentist pr. w Il. Tyler
A committee appointed 20 appear before
the commissioners court TO ask for an al
lowanco for the hospifai fund from the
county, was composed Of the following
Mesdames Psrson, Scott aud Reed mud
Messrs. y y Downs, NJ Wo5dson, ]
y. Waters and A. @, Scott.
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MANCHESTER BEARIsH.
NciIfs Big Cotton Crop Figures Hav-
ing nm Eject.

Manchester, February 19--The cloth
markets for the past three weeks have
been very dull, Business In yarns has
been done at tho expense of the profit
margin, which in coarse counts is said
to have disappeared. Trade all around
has been below production Ne,li's re-
peated reiteration OF an 1i.750.0oO bale
crop makes buyers hold bearish views.
and therefore offers are slow in cloth.
Eastern inquiry has been good, but az
low prices only, and much has been turned
down, heavy goods selling the worst
South America is still a fair buyer The
smaller markets are less keen, while the
home trade is quiet.
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COLONIAL.

Dtsultory firing continues between tho
American and the PHILIPPINE forces at Ma
MIA With no apprectAblc advantage to
either
Agoncillo goes to Europe In an endeav-
CT to create practical sympathy for the
PHILIPPINES.
Cuhans are beginning to got anxious over
the governmental experiments being made
on them by the Washington adminlstra-
ton.
Mayor and council OF san Juan. Porto
by Henry.
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FoRElGN nRrErs.

LoNpoN'-.The stock exchange last
week was quiet, events In France operaf :
ing against activity. The tone Of the
market, however remains firm all around.
LoNDoN,--The Daily Chronicles stock
no.n correspondent says that the health OF
III nins oscar has been restored and that he
rejoicing """" srpeisi
cban'h, ne republicans in the
mn ener na'e decided 70 begin at once
eminent, "sa'ns' tne gov
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Washington. February
which of
Establishment a
the
Christian Register
ssachu strict
AZ samuel The
Hoe relatives
the
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REREsroRn SATISFIED.

Chicago February 19,--Lord Charles
Bcresford and party left for Washington
today over the Michigan Central. Lord
Charles expressed himself as delighted
with the reception given him in Chicago
and stated that he had accomplished all
he had wished by his mission.
Il have given your business men and
manufacturers, as nearly as I could, an
idea of the great possibilities there are
in Chinas trade" he said. ~ left The
rest with them. 1t is not my place to
dictate what Americans ought to do. |
have Interested them in the matter. There
my mission ends
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WEATHER AND CROPS

Mckinney. Collin County, Texas, Fep,
ruary 1.-THE peach crop is destroyed
in this section as result of the recent
freeze At least, this is the opinion OF
Il. w. Kirkpatrick, ex-president OF INC
Texas State horticultural society, and
fruit grower of a lifetime experience.
Columbia, Brazoria County, Texas, fep-
ruary 17.-Farmers in this section nave
done nothing in the way of breaking W
their land the ground having been 100
wet to pillow since January /.
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after session of one week during which
they transacted considerable routine husi-
ness; among other matters which had their
attention was the adjustment OF salaries
Tor the ensuing year: that OF the county
Judge was placed at 1880, In addition TO
which he WIN receive as ex ofticio super
lntendent OF county schools s260: sheriff
$500 county clerk $500. district clerk. Sl0p
The tax rate was fixed ut 80 cents on the
500. as follows % cents general, 10 cents
road and bridge, rs cents Jail and sls
court house.
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ROTH ARE PROTESTING.
America and Germany Exchang.
Notes Containing CompIaiut.

america ana Germany Exchange
Notes Containing Complaints.
London. February ao.-The Berlin cor
respondent OF the Times says: II appears
ihat Germany has protested TO the Wash
lns'on government against the action OF
Shiet Justice Chambers In Samoa while
america has entered counter protest
against the action OF the German consul.
IL ,s suggested In influential circles here
she nest solution OF the difficulty would
%, De a disayowal through their respective
'i powers thus clearing the way for A
ton. '"e ques-
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numerous with his acquaintance. Tho 70.
mains were embalmed awaiting the mr..
rival from Mexico OF his close friend
Jack Fetterly, and We're inferred in The
new Masonic cemetery at $3.50 O'CLOCK
yesterday afternoon under the auspices Of
the Masonic fraternity. of which order he
was a member. He is the first to be buried
in this cemetery. He leaves two daugbt
ers, one living hero and the other in
Ohio.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, Texas, Feb.
ruary 1S.-Mr. George Woodward. the
oldest citizen of this county died last
night. He was aged 95 years. A truly
good man has gone to his reward. The
funeral occurs tomorrow at O'Clock o.
m.
HICKS.-7Denton, Texas, February A..
John W. Hicks. a pioneer settler OF tho.
southern part of the county. died and was
buried yesterday. The deceased was 40
years old and has lived on his farm here
fifty years, where he settled when he first
came to the State.
WALToN.-Corsicana, Texas, February
15.--Justice r. w. Walton died this morn
ing after very short illness. The death
of Mr.. Walton removes one OF the Oldest
citizens of Corsicana Mr., Walton was IS
years of age, and came to Corsicana 50
years ago from Georgia. At the last cleo
ton he was elected as one of the justices
of the peace of precinct No. i, and had he
served out his term of office it would havs
male sixteen years he had held the oface
during his residence in the city.
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our COLONIAL commissioners.

Washington, February T9.~-The COM
mission named by the president to consider
questions Pertaining 10 the civil analrs in
Cuba and Porto Rico is busly Engaged in
completing preparations TO leave the Isl
lands. The chief questions before them are
and franchises for private enterprises, al
present no personality OF rgalty taxes are
being collected for either island. The
commission has moi determined ON It's
Itinerary.
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Incidence M Celeste.

Celeste. Texas, February lo.-This
morning at } o'clock 'he house OF j. II.
Methven burned to the ground. 1t was
uccupied by bob Disss. Everything IL a
complete loss liouse insured for $500
in Hartford, valued at $500; no insur-
mce on household goods. One man was
burned slightly in making his escape from
the burning building.
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Inccndiaries Burn a Farm House.

Hillsboro, Texas February 19.--Incen-
diaries burned "A house of farmer Tom
Ellis. twelve miles south of here this
morning II contained 1000 bushels of
corn, 1000 bushels of oats and twenty
Ions OF hay. Officers have gone with
bloodhounds to investigate.
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cay Of san Ansonio !. safe.

Brunswick Ga. February 1s.--The
steamer City Of San Antonio. Of the NAL
iOry line. three days overdue from New
York and Boston. arrived here today Cap
tain Avery reported the worst experience
OF his life and says the storm. which ho en-
ccrntcrsd soon after leaving New York.
wca Appalling.
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DOMESTIC.

Two women and two children were as
rhyXistcd at Philadelphia.
A Pittshurger will today ask the United
States government to punish Honduras
for the murder OF his brother.
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a Fircmnn Injured.

sherman Texas. February 10. This ar
tcruoon fire was discovered in several
carloads of electric light poles just I'M
loaded by the city. The tire department
was called out and while engaged in pull
ing out the Are. one OF the firemen was
seriously Injured BY the falling OF a
erowbar inticting an ugly wound in the
head.
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In the psnper and jury funds, ordered n
transfer 10 these funds from the Increase
made In the Jail aud vault bond fund, n
me legislature passes the pending bill
TO prevent the transfer OF money by tho
commissioners court from one fund 10
another TO meet contingencies the com
seriously hampered In the administrator
OF The county finances. Such amendment
10 our laws Is not now demanded.
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LouREr IS suRpRIsEp.

Paris. February 2o.--According to lie
Figaro, President Loubet Is surprised at
the hostility of which he is the object, AID
has said: No ore has a right to say I
am a Dreyfnsard or an anti DreyfusarI.
l am one Of the majority of the nation,
ior the truth, supported by Justice
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PLEA FOR A BIG ARMY.
The War Department Gives Out a Lone
Statement.
NECESSITIES OF COLONIES" REQUIRE IT.
II the Administration Docsp't Get
what II Asks, All Regulars VIII
he Sent out of the Country.


London, February 2o.-The Paris
correspondent of the Times says no
ground can be discovered for the
describing of President Loubet as
as a Dreyfusard. 1t would seem,
says the correspondent, that il he
was he would accept the resignation
of Nj. Dupuy,
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SORT.

Entries for todey's races at New Or
leans and Oakland.
Boyclists. worn out and nearly crazy,
ended tho six days race at San Francisco;
Miller won.
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orIean. In. Given II In.

London. February 2o,--According to the
Rome correspondent of the Daily Tcle-
graph the Due d Orleans, realizing the inn
possibility of anything favorable to him
happening in France, has left Turin for
Milan.
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A sense OF Relief.

London, February 20--Telegrams from
European capitals and the comments of
the press express sense of relief since
France has safely passed through her pc
rod OF critical danger,
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Rarn nnd Onthon.es.

Denison. Texas, February 49, The barn,
two tons OF hay and outhouses on the
premises Of r., p. Burkens were burned
today; loss $500. no insurance.
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Gin Near New wnvcrIy.

rroylor Bros. gin was destroyed by fire
last night; was insured for about $780,
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Zimmerman n Candidate.

Troy. n. y, February 1s.-It Is officially
announced here tonight that Arthur thinner
man of Freehold. y. j.. Is candidate for
the championship of the racing committee
OF the League OF American Wheelmen as the
successor Of NJ. Mott.
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RAILROADS.

brokers indicted under the anti-scalplng
law at Chicago have been released with
out trial.
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yictoria c"npty ren,inissio6-rs.
Victoria. Texas. February 10. The
county commissioners adjourned yesterday
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MEDICAL WORK FOR MEN AVb
WOMEN, FREE!

SEND NO MONEY Our new revissd sftSE
the work treating OH every weakness
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Pekin, February ia serious conflict
has taken place between the Russians anu
Chinese at Talien Wan. 300 of the latter
being killed 1t is said to have originated
in question of taxes.
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Dawes Commission Work.

Captain Peter Maytubby repres-
enting the Chickasaws with the
Dawes commission, taking the
rolls of the Chickasaw and Choc-
taw nations, says the Dawes com
mission has adjourned for the
month of July, we meet again he
said on the first Monday in August
at Hartshorne and begin work
The commission has been working
the eastern portion of the Choctaw
nation for some time, and all that
country has been enrolled. So far
we have enrolled but 100 Chicka-
saws in the Choctaw nation, but
there are few Chickasaws in that
portion OF the Choctaw country,
and when we get back on the line
of the Missouri, Kansas and Texas
we will find many more Chickasaw
citizens by blood.
1t is going to take the Dawes
commission a long time yet to
finish the rolls of the Choctaw ma
ton and get the Choctaw people
ready for allotment. The work is
necessarily slow and requires a
great deal of time. The commits
sion took an adjournment for the
hottest part of the summer and all
the commissioners except, Capt.
McKennon have gone north, ! be-
lieve, for a vacation. Capt. Nc
Kennon went to Durant today to
meet Gov. Johnston of the Chicka-
saw nation for a conference.
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A HeliOtrOpe.

The Durant Daily Democrat
filings us this lovely boquet:
The ARDMOREITE saws that Ard
more will entertain the Indian Ter
ritory Press association in such a
manner next fall that the boys will
know they have been somewhere.
We have no doubt as to that.
Ardmore is a live town and will do
herself proud on that occasion. 1t
takes just such enterprise as the
citizens Of Ardmore are built of to
make a town
Hardly day passes, in families
where there are children, in which
Ballard IS Snow Liniment is not need
ed 1t quickly cures cuts, wounds,
bruises, burns and scaIds. Price 25
and 90 cts. City Drug Store, w. B.
Frame