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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-21
An Idolntcr.
Q3y John b. Tabb)

03y John b. Tabb)
Tho baby has no skies
But mothers eyes.
Nor any God above
But mothers love.
His angels sees the Fathers face.
But he the mothers full Of grace;
And yet the heavenly kingdom is
on such as this.
St. Charles College. Ellicott City, Nd
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-21

MONUMENTAL T. = | 5 G O p A Il
CHURCH Broad street below Twelfth)-
Rector Rev. William Alex. Barr.-Ser-
vice I'm lecture-room Sunday at IL O'Clock.
IS
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-21

In the students procession on the oc-
casion of the Inauguration of Professor
Hadey as president OF Yale College
were a number of floats, the most re-
markable of which was a locomotive
and a train Of three cars, each thirty
feet long and four feet high. The en-
CINE pulled real smoke. The engine and
each car displayed in a transparency a
college mineral. In the car windows
were silhouettes Of Yale celebrities, from
Nose" the old clothes man, to Walter
Camp the athletic mentor of the uni
versity Each car bore the label Had
ley Transportation Company" In the door
of the baggage-car was an outline sketch
Of Or. Chauncey NJ. Depew, in a baggage
mans jumper and with a red cap, hust-
ling a trunk. Transparencies on either
side of the train bore the inscriptions,
"a New Train of Thought" and yale
is on the Right Track" This descrip-
ton we clip from the New York Sun.
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STATION
METHODIST


CHURCH corner Twenty-fourth and Mel
son streets)-Rev. c. l.. B9ne. Pastor
Sunday school at 9lj a. NJ; class meet
ing al $3.50 A. NJ. preaching a il A. NJ.
and 8 p. NJ by the pastor. Reception OF
new members al the II O'Clock service, and
revival service at night Epworth League
at T. NJ.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-21

Resolutions OF respect 70 deceased mem
bers passed by societies. corporations as
socistions. or other organizations. Will Do
charged for az advertising matter.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-21

MARSHALL STREET CHRISTIAN
CHURCH.-Preac ching at II A. NJ. and 8
p. NJ. by Rev W. +. Hull, of the Uni
versity Of Virginia.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-21

SECOND BAPTIST CHURCH-REF.
W. X. l.. Smith, d. D., Pastor.-Preach-
ing at II A. NJ. and s z. NJ. Sunday
school at 9:l5 A. NJ Is
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-21

Admiral schley is expected to take his
first degree in Masonry tonight He IS
10 ioin the y. =. French Lodge, Washing
tom CITY
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-21

UPTOWN OFFICE. BRoAD-sTREEr
PHARMACY, 5ls EAST BROAD
STREET.
MANCHESTER OFFICE. 1908 HUI L
STREET.
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RELIGIOUS SERVICES SUNDAY.
PREsBYTERIAN.

- SECOND PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
Services at II A. VI. and L. Nj. Rev.
Donald Guthrie, d. D., will preach at both
services.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-21

All letters recommending candidates for
Office must be paid for 10 insure 'heir
publication. This is a long-standing RUE
az mrs
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-21

The Chicago Tribune informs us that
the use of Kipling's "Recessional" has
been forbidden in the schools Of the
Windy City by Superintendent Andrews,
because forsooth, the poem has "a deep
religious significance. and, therefore, may
be offensive to atheists" Our contem-
porary condenses all its editorial COM
ments on the incident into the one word
"Bosh."
We regret the Tribune's contemptuous
brevity We should like to know more
about this matter-to learn whether
such consideration is usually accorded
atheists in Chicago, or whether DR.. An
drews has been correctly quoted. Of
course, IL 1.-THE Recessional" had in it
aught that was offensive to any particu-
lar denomination, its exclusion from the
schools might well be accounted for,
but nasmuch as it merely alludes to
Lord. God Of Hosts" we cannot grasp
the situation. Even an atheist, we
think. could hardly find offence in that.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-21
ro MARK JOHN TfLE"s
The hollywood Company w"
n HendStone Thereon

Al last the grave Of Preslden. 1o"'
T,,rer I'm Hollywood. is TO be inaiA'u
For thirty-seyen years this dis'insu,S",
cd son Of Virginia has slept beneath .
beautiful magnolia. his wire ana oa ,os ~
ter bv his side There Is no stone ~ ~,
The nlace where the deal leslu =,
sleeps. Several years ago blI Wa III
troduced i'm Congress proVhlhs ~, III IN IN
erection of a monument. Dut tie III.
never became law. There Is smart o'or
the daughters grave c-...,,,,,,. bos
The HOLLYWOOD Cemetery company IL.
decided TO erect hoadstone over a., Ie pr
dent Tylers grave. The stone VIII pe
placed I'm position by Mr.. A. j. Mray
some time next week. II VIII be OF sra -
lie. bevelled. % inches wide. ana iset ~
inches I'm height. IL will bear the lolio"-
ing inscription:
JOHN TYLER,
President Of the United States from Ioh
TO 1915.
Born in Charles City county, va
MGrch -. 1899. ,o.o
Died nj Richmond, va, January T. Ioo-
stone will soon be placed over me
grave of Frederick William Enrlch' Tn, Ihe
first person ever buried in HOLLYWOOD Inc
burial took place in July. 1919.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-21
VALENTINE MUSEUM

ELEVENTH AND CLAY STREETS
open daily from 10 4. NJ. 20 3 =. 10
Admis sion. % cents. Free on Saturday
de lS-ly
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-21

Owing 10 continued i'll health. I have
sold all my interests, good will, etc. TO
my former partner. Mr. II. b. FRISCH-
KORN. who will continue the business.
tinue TO bestow the same liberal patron
age 10 the new firm that they extended
10 the old
Oc 2l-3t GEORGE u. GAINES
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-21
In the Morgue.

In the Morgue.
CThe New Lippincott)
The sunshine streamed without.
The wind-tossed leaves made riot;
A man, on boards laid out,
RepOsed I'm waXen quiet.
a poet went to view
The sleepcr-pOOr young poet!
81 am more dead than you
Because, alasl L know II"
I. ZANGWILII.
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The Confederate kaseus,

TWELFTH AND CLAY sTRELl5
Open daily from 9 \ NJ. 10 T. D.
Admission, % cents Free on Saturdays.
NH lily
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-21

Book and job Printing neatly executed
al the Dispatch Printing House.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-21
PAlNE'S CELERY COMPOUND
MAKES NERVE STRENGTH.

ph FrlIor Of Alexandria, S. D. writes 8" | very ner
GUS and weak with pain the small of back and nervous
headache could sleep very little took different medicines
which did good. &c.
Paine Celery Compound changed my whole system from
weakness to health and vgor after taking only four bottles
do not believe there a better medicine III existence
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-21
DIssoLUTIOys & COPARTNERsHIPs
DISSOLUTION.

DISSOLUTION.
The concern Of GEORGE y. GAINES
& co. was dissolved on October l. 1899
by mutual consent. George y. Gaines hav-
ing sold his entire interest 10 HUNTER
y. FRISCHKORN. his partner, who as
sumes all liabilities, and Will continue
the business.
GEORGE y. GAINES.
HUNTER b. FRISCHKORN.
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STRONG NERVES,
STRONG BODY.

Avigorous constitution and power OF en-
durance depends upon the nerves. The
nerves give force to all the organs OF tne
body. The system is kept clean ofmorbld
material. The blood circulates quickly, eX-
hiIarates feeds themrscles and tissues with
wholesome nourishment. Strong nerves
keep strength of body increasing, and the
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-21

Old papers for sale al; the Dispatch
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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-04-26
NEW TELEGRAPH RECORD.


Six Thousand Miles Covered on a
Single Circuit.
Chicago. April 25-The record for long
distance practical telegraphing was broken
today by the Associated Press in its req
ular system of wires leased from the
Western Union Telegraph company. 4
continuous circuit of 600l miles, reaching
from New York City TO the Pacific coast
and from Chicago to New Orleans touch
lug Philadelphia, Pittsburg, Cincinnati.
Atlanta, Memphis, ST. Louis, Kansas City,
Omaha, Denver San Francisco and all the
larger intermediate points South and West,
was successfully worked for several
hours There were forty-one operators
copying from sender in New York. with
newspapers being served direct from this
one circuit to thirty-elght of the leading
cities OF the United states
Longer circuits have been worked for
short periods, but as far as known today S
record has never been eaualled consider
ing the number OF operators copying, the
number Of newspapers served and the ter
ritory covered by The circuit.
\ distinctive feature of the work was
that It was not done for the purpose Of
testing the possibilities Of long distance
telegraphy. The circuit was made up 10
carry the regular daily Associated Press
dispatches at the high speed always em-
poyed in the ordinary course OF business.
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rnoGMNss IMpEpnp.


Manila April 20, 1890 a m Although
tho sticky condition Of The ground. due
to raipslornL seriously impedcd its
progress. General bawtons column lcft san
Jose loday and Is expected TO reach Morse
gary this evening.
Colonel sumner is marching across from
Bocave with two battalioug, one each from
the oregon and Minnesota regiments, three
troops Of cavalry and two guns.
in the meantime General Mad irthur's d.
vision is in front OF Cammpi, preparing
to attack The native stronghold aud Con
oral Hale, with several guns, Is threaten
ms the enemys dapk
A few FnipinoB between Noyaleuhes and
I.aoma have persatently interfercd With
Geographic communication, but the signal
corps have repaired the breaks aud cap
tured several prisoners
A small body OF natives AZ TalSktay was
discovered ths morning by the armorcd
launch Naridan. few shots scattered the
enemy and drove them inland from the
lake.
All Is quiet along General lill's and
General Oyenshines lines.
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SERMON RABID
The Celebration Of Oliver CromweII's
Birthday Furnished the Theme.
PRINCE OF WALES ATTACKED.
Rev. Or. Parker Alluded to Him as a
card Playing Prince
ANATHEMAS ON SULTAN OF TURKEY
Malcdictons on The Sick Man Of the East
Hurled from the Pulpit.
LANGUAGE USED WAS ABsOlUTElYPROF
ANATHEMAS ON SULTAN OF TURKEY
Malcdlctions on The Sick Man Of the East
Hurled from the Pulpit.
LANGUAGE USED WAS ABsOlUTElyPRoFANE
Underinker's nil for tho Intcrmcut
of the Preachers wife subject for
AN Attack on Popcry.

London, April 25.-The three hundreth
anniversary Of the birth OF oliver Crom-
wen has furnished the occasion for
biographies, apprcciative articles portraits
IN all the papers, and celebrations in va
rious parts Of the country in honor of the
lord protector Of British commonwealth
Dr. Joseph Parker, minister of the city
temple this city, took the subject as the
themo for his sermon this afternoon and
delivered an extraordinary Grafton TO
large congregation, In the course OF his
remarks he attacked tho prince of wales
as "a certain card playing prince" Arer
culogi2lng Cromwell DR.. Parker said.
When the prince fails then let the coun-
Try mourn We look TO princes for noble
deeds and high example. N,non | SO
my prince and my premier on race
course. I don't like It.
These remarks were cheered by tho audi
enco, and Dr. Parker proceeded TO make a
rabid attack on tho sultan OF Turkey.
during which he said
Emperor William may call him HIS
friend but in the pamo OF God, the
Father, the Son and tho Holy Ghost. | say
God damn the sultan
| The preacher concluded with passion.
ate derunciatIon OF the church for ac-
eepting Protestant money for performing
popish tricks"
/ Then drawing from his Bible the UNDER
takers bill for HIS wife's intermcnt, he
ecathingly read the word on the top OF tho
! bill, "unconsocrated
shane shouted Dr. Parker and tho
CONGREGATION loudly re echoed tho word.
| Concluding, the preacher said When
| read the word 1t meant viirol pourei
into tho gaping wound II is a lnavlsh
rick, popish detestablo blasphemy II
made me still more faithful to non con-
fornity which made England possible to
] live in"
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CHANCE FOR NEGROES.
CoIorcd Troops Could lie Used to sub
luc FiIipinos.

Coiorcd Troops Could he Used to sub
luc FiiiDinos.
Washington, April pa proposition to
utilize negro troops to large extent in
future military operations in the Philip
pines it attracting much attention and it
is believed will be considered by the ad-
miuistration in the near future Such a
policy is urged on the theory that certain
racial affiliations may be utilized in way
10 defeat rebellious acts on the part OF
Aguinaldo and his party and to bring peace
to the newly acquired possessions OF the
United States in the East.
One-th third of the population of the Phil
ippines are negroes OF the same race as
those in the United States and, while not
numerous about Manila, comprise nearly
the entire population of some OF the
islands. The advocates of the scheme be-
lieve that in a short time there would
be an assimilation between the negroes
OF the Philippines and their kindred from
the United States and there would follow
for the colored people opportunities to get
homes and possibilities of careers they
could not hope for in this country
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orrs' REPORT.
A urief Account of the American Al
vance on CaIunipit

Washington, April o. The fei'owing
has been received at the war department
from General OTIS at Manila;
Manila. April %. Hale's brigade Mac
Arthurs division moved down right bank
Ct the Quingano river yesterday TO adj
vance on Caumpt They were Joined by
Wheaton's brigade ON the left bank. Hale
encountered fierce opposition, driving the
enemy with heavy loss. taking his in
trenchment5 in flank
Bale's casualties six killed. twelve
wounded. The division has now invested
Calumpit. which Will be taken today. Law
ton with part OF his command reaches
NorzsRaray this evening where he VIII
be Joined by center column from Bocaye.
Extreme heat, rain, high streams, bad
roads made marching very difficult He
had not met opposition since leaving
Noyaleches. enemy retreating 10 his front.
South Of and near Manila enemy has a
force 81 1000. making demonstrations daily.
but they can be easily taken care Of Can
not communicate with north List OF
Casualties OF day before yesterday cabed
today. Otis.
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wAn,s pAn,S SIDE.
Pathetic Incident In the killing OF
Lieutenant Stsson.

Pathetic Incident In the KILLING OF
Lieutenant Stsson.
Columbus. Nsh., April 95,Tho death OF
lieutenant Slsson Of the First Nebraska,
AZ Manila, and the finding of his hancee's
photograph near his heart, whore the fatal
bullet entered, is the final chapter In a
pretty romance whose Introduction was
wrlticn In this village several years ago.
The photograph is tho likeness of Miss
Anna Taylor one OF the bellies Of Colum-
bus She is tho youngest daughter OF
John +. Taylor. u Wholesale lumber mer-
chant and u distinguished citizen OF Ne
braska, Today the young girl is incou-
solable and her grlef is pathetic to witness.
She is at the residence OF her parents and
none but the most intimate friends of the
family arc admitted.
The fancco OF The dead soldier has not
been known publicly as the betrotbcd OF
tho dashing lieutenant. although her al
taohment was generally understood
throughout Columbus and mutual friends
knew OF The engagement
Young Slsson was raised nt st, Edwards
fifteen miles from here, mud was employed
IN the Weekly Times office at the time OF
tho call for troops When the SWEET
hearts parted Lieutenant Sissou carried n
circular photograph OF the girl swung by
ribbon from his neck This wag worn
under his vest and he laughtugly remarked
he day before he sailed for the seat OF
war TO his sweetheart that he would veal
the photograph on the loft side and il a
bullet took his lifc from that direction
II must pass through the likeness OF III
girl he loved best
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MISSIONARIES ATTACKED.
French Priest Carried on,--scrma "
DcmnudS nn Chipn.


Victoria y. c., April 25 -Advces from
The Orient by the steamship Empress OF
China state that mob in Konsue Korea,
has sackcd a French mlssionarys residence
and carried him of captive Korean troops
have been dispatched to attempt to rescue
the missionary whose fate is unknown
Fresh outrages against the missionaries
have occurred in Shan Tung and Germany
has sent troops into the district affected.
Chinese soldiers murdered two or three
German soldiers in the beginning OF April.
in the vicinity OF Kiao Chou The Germans
entered the village and shot down the muir
derers,
Germany has made several demands on
Crina with regard 10 the lehow affair and
asks for mining and railway concessions
and the right OF collecting lkieu daily In
Chantong province
Thirty Chinese Buddhists have been muir
dered In Kausu by rebel Mohammedans
and q general rebellion is feared. The
northwest Az defenseless owing to the
withdrawal OF the best troops.
The Mohainmedans threaten war 70 the
knife against the Buddhlsts.
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\ DAYS CASUALTIES.
List 81 the Killed md wounded ia
Sundays Fighting.

Washington April 25,-- General Otis has
furnished tho war department With the
following casualty list:
Killed
First Nebraska, April oS--John NJ
stotsenburg colonel Second Leuienant
l.. j.. sisson, Quarcrmsster Sergeant j.
+ siorch, Sergeant Charles Melecl,;
Fourth cavalry. Privates william H.
Jackson and William D. Skinner.
wounded
Musician Charles Power, ankle privates
Ralph Winter, bullock Edward Quinn,
shoulder. John d. Carey. thigh; Pai
OConnor. head. severe.
Fret Nebraska-First Lieutenant Will
lam K Moore. leg; Second Lieutenant
Wadsworth, leg; Privates William l.
Richards. arm; Leo Stoner. Jaw; Edwin
o. Petersen, check James r. Richards
jaw: Charles Swartz, lilac region, severe;
john White. leg; Musician w. g. Tingley
neck II. w. Livau and Walter e. Lien.
ertz, shoulder; Guy Minor, leg; +. Gregg
arm James Keenan,, bullock; David VIII
kins. chest; Sergeant Clyde Fosburg. lilac
region, severe; Corporals Dallas Hender-
son, leg: Harry Brookoyer. arm; Franz
Fauki leg; Privates r. L. Smith, side
William II. La Rue. hands; Fred G. Gibbs
back; Otto Hemp, leg; Eli Slsson. thigh
James r. Allen. knee NJ. orson Hum
phrey, shoulders; sergean; Horace Ken
NEEDY, chest; Corporal A. r. Richmond
arm.
| Fifty-h first Iowa-Corporal George u
Mariner, arms; Lewis II. Hunter, head
/ Privates Carl Gardner. thigh Walter
Larsen. leg Bert Thomas. thigh
Utah artillery--Prvate David j. Dayids
leg; John Alphanalp. head.
First Acknowledgment c. NJ. Davis
foot
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nnnLnn ro nn snNr ro rnxAs.
A New Department Is 60 nc crcntca
for Him.

A New Department IL 20 he Created
for Him.
New York. April aS,--.% srccinl to
the Herald from wa-hinRton says,
u Is understood TINT the president
has decided not 10 send Major Gem
crsi Wheeler 10 the Philippines.
the general officers who will he as
signed to duty under General OTIS
will he Brigndtcr Gcnerais YonnE
Grant aud hates.
u IN proposed, however, Ia place
General Wheeler on active duty. and
10 this cnd the organization of u
new department TO be known as the
department of Texas Ia coutcm-
plated. General wheeler VIII be ms.
signed 10 command until next No.
vcmbcr when he VIII he relieved
and come 10 Washington To assume
his congregational duties.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-04-26
sPAXI,RDs IN CuBA.
want America 20 announce Dcfi-
mite Policy.

want America 10 Announce Dcii-
mite Policy.
Havana April 25.-Nicholas Rivera, one
CT the most prominent spaniards in Cuba
says the United States should establish a
strong rural guard composed OF cubans.
spaniards and Americans, to be ofhcerod
by Americans Weyler's decree prohibiI-
ing creditors from appealing 10 the court ;
fer legal redress agains creditors should
be repealed The Spaniards fear Cuban
government and desire American anneKa-
tion He says that 10 Insure stable gov
eminent the United States authorities
should announce that they will occupy the
island for fixed number Of years before
turning It over to the Cubans. This, he
says, would restore tranquility and IN
spirs confidence and bring about re-
sumption OF business.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-04-26
HUNDREDS HOMELESS.
Families IN omnha Driven out ny
The High Water,

Families IN OhIhhH DFINFH V"t '"g
The High Water
Omaha. Neb., April 25.-rhe rise IN th'
Missouri river at this point which stiil
continues. has resulted in driving 600 pco-
ole from their homes and the nearly totai
submergence of bottom land territory Dix
miles long ard two miles vide The water
is in the Ice house of Swift G Co. and tns
South Omaha company and is doing much
damage. All the manufacturing plants
on tho bottoms are flooded and The unlon
Pacific and Terminal companys terminal
tracks can not be used.
The river is falling above Omaha ana y
Is hoped the worst will be over BY tomof-
pney
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uu..In.r Latest scoor.

Bombay, April IS The Times Of lndia
saws II learns f.om an unimpeaohabie
source that Russia has secured an in'er-
GA, in the portion OF the Persian gulf SUN
eient TO give her the right to take pos
session Of II whenever she chooses.
II is added that this iniorma.lon uV'n M
,,nr, referred TO is Bunder- Abassee.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-04-26
nAsns or srprLY.
Europe. Hong Kong and singapore
Furnish War Material.

Washington. April % Army officials
have learned that since Manila fell tho
Filipinos have been obtaining supplies Of
ammunition from Hong Kong and singa-
pore, az well as from Europe.
A strict naval patrol OF the island of Luz
ron has been established and the belief
is expressed that the supply Of ammuni-
tion will now be cut OF,
II Is positively stated that the Flliplnos
have no factory for the manufacture OF
smokeless powder and Mauser cartridges,
which they are using.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-04-26
, Frank poremu. Dcnd.

News was received late last night Of tee
death at Dallas OF Frank Doremus. iof-
merly managing editor OF the Dallas News,
at the sge OF 40. The cause Of deatn was
double pneumonia A widow and TWO cnii I
dren survive him
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-04-26
GOMEZ MANIFESTO.
The Document WIZ BE Issued 10 the
Cubans To-day.

Havana. April 25.--Generai Gomez this
afternoon received nye generals appointed
to consider with him the army's future
and the details OF the arrangements Win
the United States military authorities.
The conference agreed as to the precise
terms of the manifesto 10 be issued by
Gomez to the Cuban people and army 10
morrow. already outlined in dispatches 10
the Associated Press.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-04-26

pinos at all costs. This means higher tax
alton, moro men and material etc. and
finally the overthrow OF the present sdr.tn-
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-04-26

TOPEKA. Eleven slot ma hne cages az.
to be heard today Tlese ara brought uuder
the lottery act and the purpose is to drive
all slot machines out OF the state
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-04-26

ATLANTA.-Ten thousand visitors. iuclud.
ing 200O delegates. arr in attendance today
on tho opening session Of the International
Sunday school convention.