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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-07-13

SYRACUSE. N Y, July I, 1sss.--J. j. Past
RIA Houston, Texas: Sales first six months
'99 increased 81 per cent over first six
months 'ss; still behind on orders; increas-
ing manufacturing facilities at least 50 pc.
cent. The Smith Premier Typewriter Co..
NJ. Smith, Secretary II
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E. HoENCKE. magnetic healer; established
1879; residence. 1904 Smith street corner
writing address $40 Main street, enclosing
stamp u
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bids, addressed 10 H. r. Hilliard. Pre1ldSd9
Of the Board az Trustees Of the D>af -
Dumb Asylum. Austin, Texas. WI b. ~
ceived until 10 o'clock 3. M. Eatuf6ay, July
repairs and new work on said Institution,
as per PLANS and spccincntione on ale II
oifice Of j. l.. O'Conncf. ar,nitcct. Austin
Texas. Is < * 4 M IS
All bids must be accompanied b. l esftl-
fed check. TO the order " said HililArd.
president for nve hundred dcllars (S5ooD,
which shall be forfeited "a the state OF
Texas in the event the succettfui BIDDER
fails or refuses to enter into contract and
give tie required bond Within nve lays
from, the awarding Of said contracts for the
faithful execution OF said work
The BOARD OF Trustees reserves the right
to reject any and all bids.
H. p HIiiiard.
President OF the Board OF Trustees
J. L. 0'Connor.
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SECRET SOCIETIES.

CALLED meeting of Gray lodge
~ 32y. A F. and A. NJ tonight at
wv O'Clock. Work in the F. C. Degree.
AN Members OF Holland lodge No.
and soJourning brethren are cor
eielly invited to attend. Jno. Hughes, w. NJ.
r. Cade. Secretary.
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WANTED TO BUY.

GENTLE good Cooking. hne driving horse
and phaeton. or buggy; cheap iiV' cnappo
man street. 70
WANTED--5OO0 TO 5000 acres prairie nd
within 10 miles coast; East hatasoIIs
county. for cash. Address ana. tnls oInce.le
LIFE INSURANCE policies Dou5At ioF .ssn
or loaned on a. r. M9nsheid, s2o NAN
street, Houston. Texas. u
WE Buy. rent and store furniture; we loan
mtney aad charge no interest on furniture
stored with us Barr & krllef AZ TRAVIS "
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DIR. ROWLAND gives private readings by
cards soc: spirit power. 8; palmistry, and
astrology So: test circles Monday Wednes-
day Saturday nights. Csc; he has no equal;
AIS Caroline street. 20
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AGENTS WANTED.

IcN and women TO represent US In every
" iLorssl;ty in the state; write at once. Fowler.
stephens & Co.. 293 Main street. Dallas.
Texas. -
.,-5yrpTIsEMENTs-c for acoeptabi,
An idsss: state Il patented. The Patent Record
Baltimore. Nd. ~
--crNTs on SALARY OR COMMISSION
The greatest agents sells, ever proupcsd;
every user OF pen and ink Duss y on sight;
,onnted 70 500 IN six days: another SSz In
two hours Monroe MFG Co., i3s. IA
Crosse. Wis.
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FOR SUNBURN and freckles, Waples' Velvet
Cream: for redbugs' bites, NAPLES Velvet
Cream: price % cents. NAPLES Drug Store
Congress- street. IA
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NOTICE is hereby given that a special .mset-
irg Of the qtfciihoidcfs and board Of dire :;
ors Of the Galveston. Harrisburg end ot1
Antonio Railway Company ~ order OF me se
Ace OF .he company, in the city OF Houslon'
Harris county, T,sas. OIL. Tuesday. the l5th
day OF August 1888. for The purpose OF eleet-
ing officers ana directors for the ensnins
risblrg and San Antonio Railway Company.
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GOOD MAN. good chance; no capital re-
CURED can start industrious man in hay
chinery, tools. teams); furnish tree giass,
buy bav TO paw all running expenses and
allow partv 10 nav for outfit In hay. w. l..
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DON'T let your neighbors complain about
your piano being out of tune; get Chas. n.
FELTON, 10 tune It; at divers. II
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PROFESSIONAL.

DETECTIVE AGENCY - Trained detectives
furnished FOR civil and criminal investiea-
tons; reasonable rates; correspondence so
cited James McCane. box 100. Houston.
Texas. u
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PERSONAL.

LIST OF. ANSWERS
To advertisements In the office OF rne
Post for the week ending Saturday, July $.
A L. F. (2); Aloes; ADELAIDE; F. D. At
eST7 Bargain; 6452; $500; L. A Bailey: 620a
S32S: 6S7S; D. II. r.; 6S54 Diamond; $3.50
eS05 so; $50 %; z. NJ; 6is5 (2); ]. II. D..
$3.50; $3.50; 63S2 (6l; Goodyear t2) 6s0I; G t2)
6Ss2: 1881 (2); 1856; 6331; 6436; H. II. Kent t2l
So: 65SS l2): R. NJ. Magell; Nasstrus 6565
seS5 eSsS sS4e Abdsla Tager s2ss s s$9s
6341. w G "a. w q 6222 6Il. 62An
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MISS ESTELLE BuRGHEIM will receive pu.
pills at Ter home, 403 LaBranch. Il
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A GOOD SALOON for sale. cheap. in the next
40 DAYS In q good country town: for par
ticulars. address BaIroom. this Office Is
FOR sALE--Established clothing and gents
furnishing goods business, doing 5000 10
az 90 yearly: stock invoices si3. 900: have
good city and country trade: viii run dry
goods in connection: good reasons for sell
ms. Address Lock Box 50. sherman Texas
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A. D. T. MESSENGER, to deliver notes par
cells and distribute f.rculTs; open night and
day; 204 Kiam bu.iding; ohone $50. IT
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WANTED-Druggist with $1,000 or more u
take an interest in well established drug
busiuess; good business; excellent location
but need more capital. Address Aloes, this
office, u
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

AT oNCE-Good business manager with
$1,000 for profitable enterprise TO travel. 1896.
this office. IA
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A SMALL JOB and newspaper plant and
splendid Job business for sale IN a rail-
road town investigate. r. w. Morgan.
Canyon, Texas. ~
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S. o. COTTON q BRO, Fire Insurance
Agents and Adiustors 10 Main street. II
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A $500 EEHLIN piano and $3.50 Emerson az
$500 each or easy terms. divers Music
House II
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Special NOTICES,

NOTICE-sale of Stock Catte-As admins
traitor OF the estate of ]. a. Thomason. de-
ceased, I will sell at Cleveland, Liberty
county. Texas. on Wednesday July y, lS,5,
sixty head OF stock cattle belonging TO
Thomasons estate. Any person desiring 10
purchase can send me their bid here, lions
ton, Texas. or can be present and make plu
for stock then. Ben Campbell, admlnls-
traitor OF estate OF J. A. Thomason, deceased
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cut in prices for the next sixty days; any
piano IN the house at $25 off regular price.
Oliyer's Music House. II
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FOR RENT--In waxahachie. Texas. two
story brick store. suitable for any business
best location. Apply tO j. Lepz, waxa-
hachie. Texps. Is
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LADIEs-our preventive positively relieves
Longest and most obstinate cases In Two
days: safe sure and effective under any and
all conditions; so powerful 1t never fails to
bring desired results; one box always suf-
fclent; price 81. For particulars address
cago. TN
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WE ARE HEADQUARTERS for tents. awnings.
tags ETC.. send for price. kattmapn &
Kneelane Houston. Texas. II
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TO BRIDGE BUILDERS AND cONTRAc-
ToRS-The Commissioners court OF Grimes
county. Texas, WIFI on the 18th day OF July.
1890, make an examination Of the iron
bridge spanning the Navasota river. re-.
Gently washed from It's piers and now lying
midway OF. the stream. The examination
will be made for the purpose OF taking into
consideration the probable cost OF Taisinx
said bridge to ite former position. Bridge
builders and contractors are invited to be
present: examine and make estimates: etc: q
NOTICE TO ARCHITECTS--rhe Austin
school board will receive plans and specih-
cations for modern hlsh school building
till Monday. August Z. 1899. For particulars
address T. G. Harris. superintcndent city
schools. Austin. Texas: IL
NOTICE TO CONTRACToRS--Sealed pro-
posals will be received until 3 p. M. Sat-
urday. July 10. 1890 by the hoard Of trus-
tees OF Wharton for the erection OF school
building at Wharton, Texas.
The plans and specifications can be seen
at Wharton or the office OF Eugene T.
Heincr architect. Houston. Texas.
A certified check for $3.50, payable to the
undersigned. must be fled with all bids
conditioned that the bidder will enter into
contract and give satisfactory bond IN
the sum OF 50 per cent of the proposal ten
dered
The right is reserved to reject any or all
lids received. ]. p. Taylor.
~ Secretary OF Board
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SEEDS FOR JULY PLANTING
Mexican June Corn, German Millett, kpfflr
Corn, Velvet Beans. Afrieaa Mlllet. Whip
poorwill Peas. Turnlp Seeds. Write Tor
prices.
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AIDES! Chiohester's English Psnnyroyai Pills
u D ss o er,nd ara the Best SAFE Es.ss
for I, Gh,sbss ls,1 cs ~ SsstrfH Mail ns
DIsINFECT premises and prevent scarlet
fever. etc. by sprinklinE Chloro- Naphta-
leum 25c bottle makes i gallon; used now
drug store 16
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" ant Columns.

RATES Cash with Adj
Per word, one insertion. 49,. ID
Yer word. four consecutive insertions. $500. Sc
tsr word, seven consecutive Insertions -. Ac
Psr word, each consecutive Insertion. ten
umes or more. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. vs.
~ These rates are for uniform Ads (no display
Display Ads 70 at regular Ipae, rates. but black p,
sot allowed in Want Ads"
ss-ThH Pear is friend Of the unemployed and
inserts Situation Wanted Ads OF as words Tor essJ
three times free of charge.
Letters directed tic initials only not delivered
through the posiofee but you have your answers
addressed TO number. in OF The PosT. and
forwarded to YOU.
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WANTED-Positiop as local cotton buyer on
salary for a reliable cotton firm In q railroad
station which ships 5000 bales annually. had
ave years experience in the cotton business
State particulars when writing Address
63s7, this office. SIS
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FOR RENT--Modern two-storv residence. fur.
nice lawn; large yard. hcelthy location
cool and comfortable: viii rent cheap 10
responsible parties. Address eil4. this Of
nee. 10
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FOX sALE--uak bedroom suite, cheap, Win
chester pump gun, lz-Baugs, goou conuluoa
IA. lllS Ialnoun avenue. 1.
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FOR RENT--A largo store. l0l7 Preston ave-
nue.. Inquire at lUiD Preston avenue. at r.
Schwsikardt'r q
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roa aEnr.

SEVERAL COOL ROOMS for housekeeping
Two blocks from Central DEPOT with bath
I'LL Sixth street q
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FOR RENTING or three furnished south
rooms for light housekeeping quiet place.
no other roomers; central and desirable To-
cation; references Apply 1910 Walker ave
nun
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FOR RENT--New six-room house. with bath
and sewer connections Corner Austin and
Polk. "a
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BOILFPs ENGINES. PUMPS. HEATERS.
Dynamos Motors. Elevators. Electric SUP
plies, Contract.pg. Repairing. E. 7. bnrden.
Houston. Tcxqs. "
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FURNITURE OF six-room house tor SAFE;
bargain. Apply at IVA allam street.
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rvs $500.

rEnsEkNiNG PEAks-rine large La Cont,
pears ior preservlng, deltNereu lresn iiou
,ne trees. ior 'oe pc. oasnei. prop pusta
liNereu at once.
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IN THE matter OF the rental business 1t is
conceded we have It, because we have the
houses and take pleasure In showing them.
n. NJ Norfect 4 Co, phone s1s pnz buhd-
ing IS
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

FOR sALE--Seven-room two-s,ory house.
nicely finished irsce; lot 50SlOO; nne fruit
thrubhery; sll5o st. Emanuel. between
Haley and McIlhcnny 10
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FOR RENT--store No. 80 Congress avenue.
between Main aud Travis Apply to Clode &
Koenig, nos Congress avenue. 10
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JUST RECEIvED--car of new buggies With
full leather tops. rubber curtains and storm
apron; wide or STANDARD tread; your chuluc
Sis Edw. Larendon, dealer IN All kinds OF
Vehicles. harness and ruboer tire buggies
FRANKLIN anu Caroline streets. ii
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ALL or half six-room cottage, close In, con
venicnt. Apply isii Capitol avenue. a. m
to u. 30 d. m. II
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FOR SALE-Forty cases mems fine shoes
Merchants. investigate this. ADDRESS Pri-
yate. this Office: Il
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FOR SALE--About 600 acres of land near East
Bernard CHEAP for cash. For Information
please apply 10 Mrs A. r, Johnston. West
End, San Antonio. Texas SIS
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FOR LEASE--Dlock q and southwest corner
block 30. Noble addition, near Houston Eas'
and West railway. suitable Ter wood or coal
yard. Address w ], Aubsftin, guardian,
1901 Montgomery avenue. city. Il
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-06-22
NEGRO WHITECApS NEAR THORNTON TIE JIM JACKSON AND BILL JENK-
 INS TO A TREE AND
SHAMEFULLY WHIP THEM.
The Cause of the Affair is Not Known White People Much Enraged
 at Their Actions.

Whitecappe pers have turned out in full force in the vicinity of Thorn ton, ,ECaInoun county, judging from the outrageous reports which reach ed this city last ght.
 A recent visitor to that place brought the news to Pine Bluff and he IS in every way reliable and has an excellent past record as being such. He tells of the affair as follows:
 A masked body of twenty five negroes went to the home of Bill Jenkins and Jim Jackson, who re- sided upon the plantation of Capt. Stroud, one of the oldest and most highly respected planters of that section, and demanded entrance. Naturally they were refused and the party forced their way in the cabin by b1rstiEg in the door.
 After short consultation, Jenkins and Jackson were taken into the woods. tied to trees and unmercifully and shamefully whipped. The cries of the victims awoKe Capt. Stroud, who went tc the scene but the men were Ion to" his coming and fled in all directions.
 The cause of the affair is not known, but nevertheless the white people are much earaged about it. as Jenkins aud Jackson are two oi the most peaceabie and law abiding citizens of that neighborhood.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-06-22

kind of grass worm is destroying whole fields of corn and .other green things; they have not yet attacted cotton, but number of our large planters say they are forerunners of the caterpillar. There is a great deal of uneasiness manifested among farmers generally on this subject, and unless the weather remains dry and warm for sometime to come the consequences are apt to be serious, cotton is, of course, a hot weather plant and a spell of such weather will at once help the plant and de- stroy it's enemies.
 The crop is one month and 15 per cent. short of last year; this time last year it was full of blooms and squares and healthy well-grown weed, whereas it is now small and poorly cultivated with large per. centage of it not yet brought to 8 stand.
 Very truly yours,
 S c. Alexander & Co.,.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-06-22
COTTON LETTER
From s. c. Alexandar & Company to
 Their Eastern Agents.

Pine Bluff, Ark. June 9, 1899.
 Dear Sirs:-Since our letter of the Sd. inst, we have had heavy rains throughout this section, up to with. in the past few days which have been warm and dry.
 Although many places are badly in the grass and suffering for want of labor some progress has been made, and another week or two of favorable weather will enable some farmers to catch up with their field work.
 Tbe fact remains, however, that the the crop is very spotted and a good strnd is the exception instead of the rule; this complaint general and seems to be the result chiefly of plan ting faulty seed helped along by excessive rams and grass, Even in the hill country where rain is a ways in order, the same complaint of poor stands is heard, and our latest advice from both Lill and river country is 10 lhe effect that a
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-06-22
MONEY SLOT MACHINES
Will Not Be Allowed in Jefferson
 County Says MT. sorrells.

h the last issue of the Press Eagle appeared statement that it had been reliably informed that Prosecuting Attorney w. B. Sor- rells was perfecting arrangements with the saloon men whereby the money slot machines will be per- mitted 10 run in this city upon the payment of fines.
 Mir. Sorrels returned Wednesday from a weeks vacation and Graph ic reporter, in order to learn if the Press Eagles statements were true, it. ouired of him if s1ch arrange ments were beng perfected. Ee said no such arrangements were in progress nor would there be. "The Press Eagle also said there were several saloons doing business with out licepse in Jefferson county, 7 said Mir. Sorrells, ''but special grand jury said its charges were false"
 He concluded by saying that if time proves this money-slot machine charge untrue, it will also prove how unreliable is Mir. Marray's in- formation. That was all MT. Sor- rells would say about the matter.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-06-22

A-Fo Mir. and Mrs. Oliver al'n' Wednesday night, June FS9s. boy.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-06-22
SUPERVISORS THREE HAVE BEEN NAMED BY SENATORS JONES
 AND BERRY.
REPUBLICANS NAMED 3.
Rembert, of Helena; Baker, of Mel- bourne, and Ayera, of Camden,
 Are the Men.

The following telegram, sent to the Gazette by Senator Berry, is self.explanatory:
 BENToNSILLE, June 21,
 On behalf of Senator Jones and myself, and by authority from Sena- tor Jones, have recommended as Democratic supervisors the follow ing: For the First census district, Cage Rembert Helena, ! Philips county; for the Second district, J. B. Baker, Melbourne, Izard county; for the Sixth district, William F. Avera, Camden, Ouachita county
 (Sipned.) JAMES H. BERRY.
 Senators Berry and Jones request ed to name three Of the six census supervisors allotted to Arkansas, the State Republican executive com mittee naming the other three, pur- suant to the non partisan policy upon which Census Director Mer- riam announces that the census ctf 1900 will be conducted. The Re- publicans have already recommended J. T. O'Hair, of Little Rock; Geo. M. French, of Hot Springs, aud w. B.. Moss, of Jasper.
 The First district Is composed of the counties of Clay, Craighead, Crittenden, Cross, Greene, Lees Mississippi, Monroe, Philips, Poin- seat, St. Francls and Woodruff. The Second district is composed of the counties of Baxter, Cleburne, Fulton, lnde pendence, Izard, Jack son, Lawrence, Lonoke, Prairie, Randolph, Sharp, Stone and White.
 The Sixth district is composed of the counties O; Arkansas, Ashley, B B~adlev, Calhoun, Chieot, Cleveland 1, Columbia, Desha, Drew, Jefferson, Lafayette, Lincoln, Ouachita, ana Union. Little Rock Gazette,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-06-22
News in Brief.

.,o Jews are subscribing to a
 s'e a.osent testimonials to Drey- |aIp and Piequart' n. have done damage in Indi- Illinois and Wisconsin. l, villages have been burned by \ near silnla, India. l v.tar volunteers have been or T readiness for active service, |pably against the Boers- ,,. rof,ses to say a word in the [son.aeIner controversy. Fowler. 21 years old, was E'tsa by his aunt at Detroit. E..ion of bis property furnished EOtiYe.
 ] Alyan P. Doty of New York, E. 10 have produced a yellow 1 that prevents tie disease.
 s,ants and police had an en- [tsr in Bucharest. Several per-
 uore kiIled and wounded. ] Tennessee penitentiary system I slO,O0O profits in May. & German chancellor has inti-
 a that the United States will be
 red to pay indemnity for sa- q troubles.
 street car strike at Cleveland
 rOduced serious riots.
 miners of Walkers county
 geta l2a per cent. raise. # Australian colonies are voting { Hederation proposal, and so fal MfrmatiYe is in the lead.
 Russian government Is taking d to i'm prove it's merchant ma
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-06-22

This man was so far behind the times that he wasted a whole morning because he neglected to avail himself of an appliance which the haste of modern busi. ness has rendered no longer a luxury but an obsolu necessity.
 Are you not likely at any moment to be placed in similar position?
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-06-22
Yellow Fever at Santiago.

Washington, June 22.-Yell fev as broken out at Santiago, as show by the following bulletin posted at the War Department:
 Havana, June 20-Adiutant gen eral, Washington.
 Death report 19th-Santiago, Pri- vate David Nulhern, Fifth Infantry, died 18th, yellow fever.
 Private Thomas Jennings, band, Fifth Infantry, died, 18th, yellow fever.
 Puerto Principe, Private Elliott D. HolderInan, Fifth Infantry, died 18th, yellow fever; Private Louis J. Wagner. Fifteenth Infantry, died 17th, accidental poisoning.
 Brooke, Can 4ndinp
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-06-22

The following telegram, sent to the Gazette by Senator Berry, is elf.explanatory:
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-06-22
4 SERIOUS CHARGE.
MT. J c. Williams Charged With
 Impersonating an Officer.

This morning Mr. J. c. Williams was arrested by the police upon a charge of impersonatlng an officer. The case was transferred to Justice Vance's court and his bond fixed at $50, which he made immediately.
 MT. Williams was arrested upon 8 charge made by local negro, who stated the he (Williams) had repre- sented himself 10 him as an officer and thereoy got some money from him.
 Mir. Williams is well liked in Pine Bluff and bis many friends believe that he will prove his innocense of the charge when tEe case comes up.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-06-22
SMALLPOX IN HAVANA
To Be Guarded Against by General
 Vaccination.

Havana, June 21.-Major General Ludlow has issued an order direct irg general re-vaecihation in Havana. It is the result of few sporadic cases of smallpox. He de sires to maintain the present ex ceptional health conditions and rec ord. No attempt will be made to secure lymph from the United States, and the supply of thousand points now on hard is for the most part ineffective.
 The authorities, however, have a lot of dne calves that are we'll cared for on the city farm, and these will serve the purpose.
 It is estimated that within thirty days 175, GOO people will be vaccinat- ed. Those who wish to evade the rule must show that they have been recently yaccinated this year. Gen. Ludlow believes that the course he proposes will effeetually prevent any possible spread of smallpox,