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Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1899-05-11

Washington, May 6.-The double
hanging of William Strather and
Charles Winston at the district Jail
passed off quietly. The two colored
men started for the scaffold Just at
noon and seven minutes later they
were swinging from the gallows. Each
Of the victims killed a woman because
of jealousy.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1899-05-11

Wichita, Kan, May6.-Numerous pc
titions are being signed extensively
throughout southern Kansas to make
MAY 2, the date upon which Col. Funs-
ton was made brigadier general, a legal
holiday in Kansas.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1899-05-11

Of Kansas City, No is conducted BY lsd
les, for the sole purpose Of furnishing
scientific treatment 10 women and child.
rem. No obnoxious doses, but anew form
Of medication called Tabuletts, 10 pro.
pared especially for each oase, u . IN
ooGk ssd sent By mail ~
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1899-05-11

In an other column OF this paper, is an
advertisement for the Woman's Medical
Association Of Kansas City, Mo, This is
. perfectly reliable association and we
advise any Of our lady readers in need Of
medical attention to write to them. The
cost Is nominal and their success is truly
.nndorfuI
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1899-05-11

Topeka, Kan, May CIV. Y. Nor
gan. state printer-elect, has purchased
the plant of State Printer J. 5. Parks,
which was formerly owned by Gen. j..
X. Hudson. Mr.. Morgan will take
charge June |.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1899-05-11
D...h Lat Now stands ct 81.

Kirksville, NO., May e.-The death
of Miss Lille Cunningham here makes
the thirty-fourth death resulting from
the tornado Of April 81. Others are
st;ll In 4 critical condition.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1899-05-11
FOR SALE BY
G. L, HUBBARD & GO,
ABILENE, KANSAS.
Excursion Rate to Harrisburg.

On Tuesday, May 8, the Union Pa
ciIic will sell tickets to Harrisburg,
Pa, and return at rate Of 1920.
Through chair car and sleeper Abilene
to Chicago and no change OF depots
in Chicago. For full Information
call on or write
M. B. FULTON, Agent.
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The only Baking Powder with the milk
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Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1899-05-11
BASEBALL GAMES.
National League.

At Pttsburgh-Pittsburgh Z, Louisville5.
At acknowledgements B, ST. Louis 2.
At Clcveand-C Chicago II, Cleveland 2
At Boston Brooklyn II, Boston 2.
AT Baltimore Philadelphia Q, Baltimore 2.
At New York-New York s, Washlngton4 1.
nIInn OLE LILLE ING
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1899-05-11

Joseph A. Hackman, well-known
contractor Of Cleveland, O., died in
terrible agony as the result o! cat
bite.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1899-05-11

At 81. PaulKansas City4, 81. Paul g.
At Detroit indianapolis 3, Detroit2.
AtMinneapolis- Milwaukee 0, MiDneapolis2 2.
CLAIMING OE THE rIIRs
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PROtlliENCE GUIDED HER.

M. B, FULTON, Agent.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-01-07
CHINA DID NOT YIELD.
Refused to Accede to the French Demand
for More Territory.
AMERICA AND ENGLAND ACTED IN CONCERT
Their Simultaneous Action Leads 10
the nciiet That nm Entente
Cnrdiufc Exists.

| Washington, January 5.-Mlniatec Con-
ger notified the state department that the
Chinese government has refused TO accede
TO the French demand for an extension OF
| French jurisdiction at Shanghai.
This action on the part OF the Chinese
government is the result of the protests
registered against the compliance with the
demand by the American aud British gov
ernments.
The authorities here have been quite
stirred Up over the French demand for
the reason that II 1t had been granted a
number OF American citizens In business
in the concessions at Shanghai would
have been transferred 10 French jurisdic-
ton
Tho action of the British government In
registering a protest in this mstter SIM
ultaneousy with the United States is re-
sarded as rather significant in some quar-
tiers and Indicates am "entente cordials.
to quote an official. existing between them.
especially in reference 10 Chinese affairs.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-01-07
REGULATING THE CURRENCY.
Importers Have Enough American
Money on Hand.

importers Have Enough American
| Money on Hand.
New York. January ga dispatch to the
Tribune from Havana says:
| To the committee of bankers who waited
OH General Brooke and asked his concur
renee in plan fer regulating the .sland
currency, he replied that no occasion en-
listed for action On the part OF the Amerl-
can military authorities. President Nc
kinley had fixed the value II the Spanish
and other foreign CO Ms in American money
when received for customs receipts which
lett nothing further TO be done. Bankers
and commercial houses continue divided in
their opinions regarding the relative value
OF the Span. sh and French money which Is
IN circulation. Importers have obtained
enough American money to pay customs
huties for the present and no disarrange-
ment CT values mas yet occurred. The pay
ment OF troops is putting American money
in circulation. but the complaint is made
that small change 5 lacking in all bust
ness transactions. Centenes or Alfonsos
and French Napoleons are accepted at their
inflated value. Spanish silver, which had
been artticially advanced, Is falling in
value very slowly. Between eight and nine
millions OF tbs Spanish silver is estimated
Greu in Spanish money aud show no ma
terial valuation.
The Cubans are divided ever a PROPOSE
ton Tor General Mario Menocal 10 accept
a place under General Ludlow n the, GOV
errment of Havana. The majority appear
to favor his acceptance though this re-
Quires his resignation as an insurgent /
commander. Menocal commands the in ,
suFgents IN th!s province. He Is a grad
uate of Cornell university and has The re-
spect tf the Cubans and Span ards alike.
his Nfluence is conservative
Gomezs proclamation receives little pub
Tic attention, but its influence on the in
surgents is noticeable. No action VII be
taken until he reaches Havana; then con
ference viii be held. General Brooke said
that he had read GemeZs proclamation bur
knew nothing of it officially and did not
ware To comment on the document. While
deneral Brooke proposes giving the fullest
leooshlt.o On TO the Cubans in all employ
mehts ne VIII not agree 20 recognize them
ts part of the nsursen; army In formine
rural police force or in other places. bis
1ohey Is 10 recognize them as individuals. ,
ieneral Lee wants 10 form a rural polics
lnder Menocais command ,
General Brooke sa. d that no apreaIs fro,,
ne aeeislon o. law courts whbsh were for ,
ueriy taken 10 Madrid, hal been brought
leiore MIN as military governor of 1he
STAND and he would not cross that hri6se :.
Until he came to it, '"ee
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-01-07
COLONEL w. j. bryan
Talks Plainly to the business Mon
of Cincinnati

ot t1ncinnntt.
Cincinnats. January 6-Colonel William
}. BRYAN found the floor of the Chamber
OF Commerce filled with members and the
general public when, he entered today under
escort Of President Robert II. Wost. He
was introduced US Colonel w. j. BRYAN
OF Nebraska and as he rose was greeted
with big round OF applause. He began
ms speech by speaking of the very few in.
ytations he has had to address such bodies.
lie deprecated the idea that a man must
Do denied hearing because he differed In
opinion from others. Error he said was
naIiniess when reason and argument wero
Tree. He did not venture on partiSun
topics, but spoke OF equality of men ana
combatted the idea that the sellers ~,
p,oducts We're better than the producer
Al trade rested on the producer he sa,d
ING trader who Is supported by the farmer
eouiu De rather done away with wI,hnut
.aoei eject. but the farmer can not he dis
.urpeu without ruin to the trader. Ua re.
.o.icu 70 Ms vote In congress- ON the amt.
opt,on Dill as one In favor OF tho enforce
mant OF equal rights. He could not sac
why 1t was not clear that betting AN .,hs
piioe OF grain. and so raising or lowering
~, ms value' Was robbery OF the farn1ors
me lesson al his speech was that no SET a,
!nen pave the right TO use the government
~ OBTAIN special privileges for themseIvss
TO the injury Of others. ''s
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-01-07
KINGS HOLIDAY OBSERVED.


havana, January 6.-Kirg's holiday ,ya,
observed today, just as though the kim
relgned over CUBA. The business bo,sas
were closed. but the Americans kan, the
pubic ofhees open. There Will be n man.
oi-wsr regatta this afternoon.
colonel Richards. General Broor.,s al.
lu'Snt general, has arrived here from pa
10 Hico' via Santiago and Clenfre,os ~
leH Genfuegos yesterday. He said ,hat
'snerai Bates. with the Sixth Ohio 80
Srr'Yed there with Dusenbury's second IN,
nois battalion. Which makes 100 a,ns,.,,,,,
am 10000 spaniards camDes Il, Anerlsans
,ne city, The Cuban calnu j. u apou'
.,iEeFicAh camp. hui strict militars ine
disturbances. '''V'e nave been no
No'onel Btdcie. from Matanr,s .,
;sss arrived. said thert were IL M" ~ nus
i a,,' am 100 Americans there 800 NJ, span
aelieah rag was raised. Thara uH 1ne
Co. CO. ish'is mere and everything - aovo
49, MaNas one al the Ian r euiee;
yis,nas assistants. is engaged /, .o.ohei
here VI MEANING the streets
no s.eamers Roumanian and c,voa
arrived here from Spain an'soes, have
Ihe United States trapsn,..
11neu ~ Mataxsas from cssria nilooa nas Z
an me United States military ca,',s
rrooha IIewtal concert ana dana 'oAers Z
'inp,,ish n9'ei last night. numhs az the (
resent Suoans and Spaaiarss VI us
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-01-07
HAVANA CUSTOM HOUSE.
i"e sp"ninrds Lcrt Nothing uebin,
hut the Barc WuIis

nut the Bare Walls.
Washington, January 6.-Tho d,,,,sio
customs and insu,ar affairs or the war oa-
p"rlhent has received from the colle,to- =,
customs at Havana. Colonel Bliss un,.r
GATE OF December 30. 1898. his first rsn,r-
Colonel Bliss says that the first ser,ous
embarrassment he met with on t,,,n,
charge OF The customs house al Havana ,,o /,
CAUSED by the fact that the snaniard. So,
removed nearly everything except r,e hare
walls and floors. His first official stem u,a,
10 OBTAIN full list OF all the emploves
in tho customs house, their salar,a,
nationality. and nsxt information AS .,
their general character and reput,tio, ,rr
"1tegrity. Whatever vacancies in ornco
ara msae in the future will be fillgd nc
lar as possihle by appointments OF natiySs
OF the islands A''''pS
Noiohel Bliss says that, as was TO he ex.
ieotea' the several places In the custom
aouss when he assumed charge w5re heId
by Spanlands. the total number emnIovaI
AZ Tn GATE Of writing being 2s9 The n On
rem phat confronis him, hs says. rs hwy IN
IeliaF mousse from foundation to roof wins,
out material disturbance of ms oncm.
pants, ana without interAaiuS with thelr
daiiy business Under this cond tion ia
,e.narks ne can not. OF course begin Inv
'earing the house down Jp TO the Az,
or the iillng of the report the new orgap,'a
,ion cDmnrises only six Americans thra
deputy collectors, two inspectors sui 49,
stehographer and Typewriter
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-01-07

The Cotton Exchange banquet will be
given at Turner ball
VIM Cameron g. Co to move their busi-
ness from Waco to Houston
A committee appointed to prepare reso-
luttons upon the death of Coonel Mabry.
presentation to MIR. C. Lombard by
the employees OF VIM d. Cleveland & Co.
Major II. II. Franklin writes an interest
Ing letter from Cuba.
a negro woman bound over for assault
TO murder with hat pin
JUDGE II. Paul Georgi robbed Of $50 a.
the Grand Central depot.
Houston has received this season 15.4
per cent of all the Texas cotton that has
come IN sight.
Meeting of the permanent fair commit
tee.
Rev Lazarus. the new Jewish rabbi.
breaches his first sermon.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-01-07

Mr.. Dockery's intimation. said that an in
telliSeDt expression of the people of tho
United States on THIS subject through the
popular branch of congTass woulG rot be
regarded as an attempt at coercion by the
president II might be true that the pro-
P'sec alnet0nent was a Cumming attempt
10 strike down the law. But cunning was
Inc Instrument OF the weak and the on
tohtnis of the law were obliged to resort
10 indirectlon because some secret mys-
ferrous influence prevented them from get
Ing the main proposition squarely before
the house. The law hea grown steadily
more odious with the people. and If mem
pers OF the house ON both sides who spol.
against 1t at homo would stard toy Their
.he law could be destroyed, root and
branch. "A"
MI Crosvenor (Rep, Ohio, who was at
.he heHd or the anu-cvil service move
,nenl curing the last session. sad that for
.Meive years he haA seen this ANNUALLY
recurring motion made. II Il admitted thers
was some virtue In the amsndmeut hut M
one could deny that the civil sp,v;re law
nau oVerreaohed Itself. 1t had throttled the
appointing power OF the government. Man
VINO supported 1t when 1t became a law
never dreamd2 ii would be carr ~ ia The
extent 10 which it has been carried
AFTER some further debate. particlnefod
n among others, by Mr.. Simms 1Dnm
et'h') and Mr.. Fleming Dem. Ga In
upp'sltoh 10 the amendment tho vofa wnr
AIKEN tho motion 10 strike out betnr car.-
rled--of 10 6l, Tho anti civil seryics re.
formers applauded vigorously.
MI moody gave notice that he wo,,I3
Geiiiahd yea and nay vote in the hose
me committee then arose and adjourned |
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-01-07
WASHINGTON.


Mr.. Marsh. republican members from IL
linois, asked unanimous consent for con-
sderItion OF bill TO grant extra pay to
volunteer troops when mustered out Of
service.
Mr.. Evans tRep., KY moved TO strike
ont sptrsprlation for the civil service
commission; thinks tho civil service law
has outgrown It's original bounds,
Senator .Caffery made vigorous reply to
tho speech OF Platt Of Connecticut on the
subject OF expansion. and denied the con
stitutionai power OF the United States to
establish permanent government in the
Philippines.
Scnotors Hoar and Davis had few
words TO say to each other on n subject OH
which they did not agree.
Consul Pratt of Singapore has resigned
il is understood that his resignation was
demanded because of bis favoriDg AgiI-
naido
state department notified that tho
French withdrew their demands for ex-
tension at Shanghai.
Tho United states military commission
ers gave farswell concert and dance.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-01-07
BUSINESS AT SANTIAGO.


MsSh'hston' January 6.--rhe trade n,
santiago is already showing a surpr,s,pg
Growth under American administrators,
General Wood has submitted a rsport n
'i's war department. In which he sta.es that
tue policy of non-d!serlmiuative intsreo,,7..
extended to the vessels of all nation, IN
santiago province has greatly facil,t.tas
me re-eslablishmsnt OF commercial rs,s-
lions and has been one OF the CHIEF fe,,.
ures in The restoration OF comparative no,
tune. "H' as'iehl-
outward cargoss OF sugar and other nro5
u uo are being gradually found for sh.polag
oro, rAporla,ions IRON the names OF the
exports ouiN OF toe
Ihe fact" said General Wool. that IN !,
mines were put into operation al an saris
iats Eftes the c,pltllatiop OF ssntissa
MAS important In that thu employment 81,
arse numbers Of natives during erlttos,
'eriod was stimulated by the facilities 80
orded for shipping ores a.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-01-07
INDOHsEs BAILEY.
Bartlett upheltI
Democratic Leader.

Democratic Leader.
Macon, Ca. January 6.-Coarlf
Charles l.. Bartlett. who has gone b i
ington TO resume his official duisy
pressed himself before departing q
questions which the country At d
deeply interested in--the question d
by Mr.. Bailey, the democratic leadAs|
house. as to the right of any mtrsS'
congress to hold his seat while ssrtS
the army, and the question Of The n
pines.
In reference to the Statements q
papers criticising Mr.. Bailey as st
General Wheeler" said Mr.. Bartk
must feel assured that the condihs
they exist in the house and the
ton which Mr.. Bailey has introdpa
not understood. / think Mr.. Bak
the proper thing in introducing "
luton, which simply directs the IT,
committee OF the house to inQuiS r.
any member OF the house has been l
cd and accepted comm ssion In ~
and. II so. what effect such appoints
en- his membership in the heul
whether any member so appointed
office in the army has exercised
as member of the house. 1t is en
to say that Mr.. Bailey is attackInl
wheeler any more than he is attsck
CT the three other members W
eommiss. oned as army officers.
member of the house has no right
another office under the United Sus
ing his continuation in office Is cla'
the constitution.
i am opposed TO the United Stsis
ing permanently the Philippine VI
while Il approve of the terms Of ~
winch require Spain to relinquish h
ereignty over them. / will never
my proposition looking TO the gore
occurring these islands permanes
part Of our territory"
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-01-07
STATE.


Rain fell ever large part OF tho state
, or Thursday night
Harrison Poison Of Rice accidentally
. killed while hunting.
No new scarlet fever cases have de-
) yeioped at Denton.
In the Fort Worth court John C.. IIar-
) rison ct al recover judgment against b
A, Ellis for $4,000.
} Dallas furnishing recruits for the
Twelfth regulars
. Dallas wants to spread out and take in
Oak GIN and other suburbs having IL, 900
} population.
Mrs. W. +. Lsdd OF Galveston dies In
New York.
The pilots war Is still on and will be
, carried to Austin.
T. -. May Of Wharton and A. A. Chius-
, Hi of Navasota flied petitions in bank
ruptcy In the Federal court at Gnlves-
, ton.
Northeast Texas members will support
, Sheriff. for the spcakership.
BeeIer. who absconded with $780, 900
OF the Wells. Fargo & Co money, has
crossed into Mexico and is being pursued.
Tho Cunningham mills at Suearand
have closcd down for the season.
A Beaumont lumber Arm announce that
when they have to depend on protection
they will go into some other business.
Members arriving at Austin are can
yassing the speakership question. Nearly
all favor constitutional convention.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-01-07
sANTIAGO's COMPLAIN
The Subject Discussed at N y
ing Of the Cabinet.

The Subject Discussed at n.
ing Of the Cabinet
Washington, January 6.--Tne ~
its meeting today gave special O.
ton to the administration Of n
Cuba. There seems to be a ~
standing among some OF the peoph Y
tiago as TO the policy OF the gpys
with respect to the expenditure d
collectef from internal revenue N
toms sources.
1t is not believed that General We'd
is in command at Santiago, misunde
the purposes of the government, bu
event nothing will be done in ~
until General Wood arrives here.
effort will be made to arrive at ,onE
eral plan for handling the receipts
island. 1t seems certain, however,
moneys disbursed must come tn
central head. and that under -
stances can any particular city Of
be allowed to expend all of its can
TO The neglect OF other factions.
Moth ng Of special interest has u
ceiyed from Iloilo. Although mud
ested in the progress of events III
administration has full confidenM
on the ground, "a
Their action will be take- until 90
further IS learned as to the sltuahN
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-01-07
RAILROAD.

Russell Harding to succeed Colonel
Fordycc as president OF the Cotton Belt.
The International and Great Northern
Halfway company prepared to do its part
toward the construction Of tunnel under
it's tracks.
some interesting statistics from the
Texas Railway and Hotel Guide.
Explanation of grain rates between
Kansas City and Galveston.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-01-07
COMMERCIAL.

Cotton futures IN Liverpool up is-64d
to points in New York and TO Ia
New Orleans.
The Texas movement to January 1 was
2sia33 bales, Of which Houston received
a. por cent.
Wheat &m%c lower. corn of &c, pork
acc. lard 12isc and ribs 5fp7isc
Dun and Bradstrcet's report tho outlook
as bright. with exports heavy and big
demand for finished steel products.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-01-07
CHANGE or CoNsuLs.
Mr.. Pratt Resigns at Singapore, Free
sumnbly by Request.

ny
Especial Dispatch to The Post.)
Washington, January 1.-THE ann ounce
ment OF the resignation of e. Spencer
Pratt us consul general of the United
States at Singapore AMI the appointment
OF Robert A. Mosely, Jr.. of Alabama 10
succeed him has gwen rise to the report
that Mr.. Pratts resignation was requested
by President Mckinley on account Of his
declaring with Agunaldo. This repor.
caii not DC confirmed tonight and II is
based on the fact that the announcem emit
of Mir, Pratt's successor followed imme-
diately after the publication Of his CORE
spondence with Secretary Day. 1t VIII
be shown that he was largely responsible
fcr Aguinaldo going to Manila.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-01-07

could be done by placing upon the Poop e
a yoke, and whether the principles of
Christianity could be advanced by force.
Mr.. Gallery concluded at 326 p. IN.
MIR. Morgan called IN tne Nicaragua
canal bill and explained The modifcatiors
agreed 10 by the committee to the amend
ments offered by Mr.. Berry before the
holiday recess At the request Of MIR.
Morgan the bill, as modified and amended,
was ordered to be printed.
Adjourned
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-01-07
DISGLEr's CONDITION.

Marked Change for The xyor.
~, ie HOPE Eentertained.
Warrington. January 6.r--The condition q,
Representative Dingley Of Maine who ~.
oeea III with pneumonia for almost week.
~ Dnasrsone q marked change for the
~o'se and tonight his physicians say there
must % radical change one way or an.
other very soon. ,
"aspinsson, January AT $3.50 mi.
a'0rnlns Mr.. Dinsleys condition was said
= - unchanged.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-01-07
cB,.

Kings Holiday observed in Havana the
same as though the king still reigned.
Thirty thousand Spanlards aud 1900
Americans camped near Cienfuegoy.
But 400 Americans and 1900 sponIards
at Matanzas when the American flag was
raised.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-01-07

When you can not sleep for cousa1,
chamberlain's Cough Remedy.
gives prompt relief. 1t is most Y
for cclds. too. as 1t aids expectoSl]
iieves the lungs and prevents any u
toward pneumonia. For sale BY ~
gists. b
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-01-07
Turned 10 D..,,.

mic T0n Mk,, January s.--yera ana ~.
= anne, the youag asushtsr. a J, . ana
m m y, Tanner, were b,,sr.a o. Hon
from a - Mbie heir notSar 70 Death this
Ara f,om ne tne ehl hef's rlofhi, Ms alssnt
A'e from an cren Ore eIsse a'hs caught on
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-01-07
SUMMARY OF ToDAY's IMPORTANT NEWS
TIIr PHILIPPINES.

= = =
The Philippines ray they fought for their
Independence and nrc unwilling to surren-
de- to strangers Spanish papers make no
comment on the situation.
The Philippines claim there was no loot
inr by their forces ct Iloilo nor conduct
lilNtithy d civilized nerpla.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-01-07
Louisville to Continss.

Louisville, KY. January 6.-fM1
vile ball club stockholders resolves
10 continue in the league for the =
OF tue ten-year agreement and y
players.