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GERMAN GovERNMENr
wants Cordial Relations with Great
Brltain md United Stntea.

wants Cordial Relations with Great
britain and United States.
London, January 23.-,The Berlin cor
respondent OF the Daily News says A
Joint stock company has been formed at
Cologne. with capital OF a5Oo,ooo to lay
cable direct from Germany to tho United
States AT the same time Colonel Wolff s
telegraph agency decided to establish a
branch office in New York City. Evidently
the yellow press" campaign against Ger
many, which has caused great embitter-
ment on both sides, has induced the Ger
man government to favor this project, by
which it Is hoped to exercise direct in
iluence upon public opinion in the United
States.
The Berlin correspondent of the Times
says: There is good reason for believ-
Ing that the German government regards
the maintenance of cordial relations with
Great Britain and the United States as
far more important than even German
commercial interests in Samoa. The tone
OF the leading journals therefore Is, on the
whole, free from bitterness or exaggera-
ton.
In word, there are many indications
that Germany will not Illustrate a revision
OF the treaty Of Berlin by extravagant de-
mands such as for the cession OF the
islands to Germany.
The Klonnisch Zeitung declares the re-
port that Dr.. Won Ho.leben, German am
bassador at Washington, has complained
of Mr.. Berry's remarks in the house Of
representatives, and says that the United
States Ambassador in Berlin. Mr.. White.
might as well have complained of Herr
Ahlwerdt's anti-American rawlings in the
reichstag. 49, 9l4d fr
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TEMPLE TOPICS.
some Novel Postal Cards in Use In
Austria on Exhibition.

some Novel Postal Cards in Use In
Austria on Exhibition.
Temple, Texas. January 22.-Mr. A. N.
1vancich cotton buyer Of this city. who
is a native Of Austria. has on exhibition
here some very novel and interesting postal
cards from his native country. The cards,
with ono exception, are the same size and
shape of an ordinary business size Amer
lean postal card but one-third of the side
for correspondence is taken up with a
beautiful birds-eye view of the city CT
Triest; another is larger panorama view
of the city and third is. a two color me-
dalton of the emperor, this being the jubi-
lee year. Still another Is a double card the
same size as our return cards on which is
printed in fine type the latest popular
march-song of the day in that country.
Tho printing is all up to date, the views
being from splendid half-tone cuts. These
postal cards are In general use in that
country and those exhibited here bear mes
sages from MT. 1vancich's relatives and
friends.
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NATIONAL PRISON REFORM.

New Orleans Convention Listened tt
Addresses In New Orleans.
New Orleans, January 22.--The National
Prison Reform association had busy day
OF it, although 1t lost in attendance by
dividing its forces Bishop Sessuins
preached to the convention Mt Christ
church cathedral, dealing cloquently with
crime and It's punishment and prevention
and the reformation OF criminals. At the
same hour Mrs. Ellen johnson spoke at
tho Unitarian church upon tho means OF
reforming women criminals, as practiced
at the State institution at Sherburne,
Mass. OF which she is superintendent.
There were threo meetings at night. Cen
cral Brinkerhoff occupied the Methodist
pulpit and spoke on the general subject OF
prison reform. There was another meeting
at tho Unitarian church, with Mrs. Barrows
of Massachusetts, Judge Toilette Of Ohio
and J. T. Scott OF Concord. Mass. as the
speakers. rho main night meeting was at
Tulane hail. where the subject OF child
saving was discussed by Rev p. Warner of
this city. Fl. II. Hart of Chicago and Rev.
DR.. Buckner OF Dallas. Texas.
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STATE.

Board OF regents Of the university re-
port to tho governor that the Institution
is progressing but still has some needs.
Mrs. Rucker. badly burned some days
nso at Dallas died OF her injuries.
Qnartermaster's Office at Fort Clark
was robbed.
Stock OF the Globo Dry Goods company
at Greenvillo WAS totally destroyed by
fire. smoke ind water.
Confederate veterans OF Terrell strongly
denonnco Buffers bill providing for PEN
siops.
Epptists are responding to tho call for
money to raise debts from their educa-
tionni institutions.
Committees working on protects for
the bencat OF Corpus Christi are meet
ing with much success.
War department investigating Fort
Point, Galveston island. with a view to AS
pertaining cost OF filling In.
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LIVE STOCK NEWS.
TRANSACTIONS AT SAN ANGIE

TRANSACTIONS AT SAN ANGELO.
San Angelo. Texas, January 2l.--The
Stondard this morning gives tho following
transactions: On Thursday last William
Chldress of San Angelo sold to Bird & Mertz
of this city $500 or 26oO coming 3 and 4-year-
old steers, April l delivery, at about $40
and SEC. Rgrrsgating nearly 100000. The cat
tie viii be shipped to the purchasers pas
ture in the osnGc Nation.
w. ID. Christian bought 1s5 head of East
ern ,sack cattls from Booker Bros. at 81
ucr lead.
William Seymour of North Concho. Tom
Green county. soc to j. Cooper of Clifton,
Texas, his rauch for abou. $4,000, Bob Hill
lis mailing the trade. Tho ranch comprises
about 600 acres of decided land and 1850
n. q. Taylor .,scld Henry Bcason OF San
Angelo the w. r. Smith sisteen-section pas
ture. in Coke anil Sterling counties. for 5000
w. e. Hearl sold Bob Hewitt of san An
geio 100 stock cattle at 81 around.
X l., talbert, a Sutton county ranchman,
arrived hero tlree Gays ago from Fort Worth
with fourteen head of Rcd PolIed registered
cattle eleven bulls and three beifcrs Of
from hye months 10 n year old, which were
raised iii Iowa. They cost him here about
$40 each. several OF which were casii, dis
nosed of here at from $le5 to si65 each. They
are hpe specimens, looking as large as ma
tive 3-year-oldh MIR. Iluihert viii cross
them with his Deyons.
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THE nAcK.s.I
Nervsnrlan,,.. 81.

4NcW OFlenuS E1fp16,l
Seven furlongs, selling--lic AM i
do %, Miss Ross 9S, Jim cSu,,yl +
100; Thinker 1ol, Celtic Bard n /
Tom Kingsley 100; Lillian BsaIs.
Monk Wayman log. Henry iaai =
100. IN
Three-quarters OF mia y
Smith, Maize co. Sidtllla %, " I
Hanlight 102, Myosotis. KloudylX s
Charlo, Chancery, Tophet l0J. E1ii1'
Mitchell '106, Ned Wickes, MsrS {{1-
Ten furlongs, selling BarstazE r.
Der Glints, OXnard, Can | Ses 'E1 n
Tranby LOG, Tho Winner, Sea R6l9j
Shelby 112, lockwood III.
Eight and a. half furlonRs II
Vaughan, Morning 30, Jldge 49,
bart 50, Branch. Double Ddm&j 4
100, Blueaway. Moroni l01, Sutt6a 4
dine 103, Jackanapes 10s, Dsbrlh
erges liz, What Next III.
Seven furlongs, selling--Afix n
81, Henry of Trastaman, Tonb5 &
Stockholm, Sedan, Brighton; ~
gnetti, Borden 102, Cherry Heu6o6 z I
Plutocrat 1GJ. L. Il. Cation IN. -
Ten furlongs, selling sadi9 VI
ling, Friar John 96, Janboros n ri
Inflamnater,. Gun Metal III ~
Dockstader JOG. 81: q,
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WASHINGTON.

Amended customs tariffs TO apply 10
certain portion OF West Indies promulgated
by executive order.
Tests made by government expert sup-
rorts Miles contention Of chemically
treated beef and destroys Eagan's solo
defence.
Peace treaty and appropriation bills
will BIO main feature in the senate.
Several senators booked for speeches on
the subject of expansion.
Army reorganization bill in the house
strongly favored by republicans and OPP
posed by democrats and populists.
Rivers and harbors bill VIII be reported
today.
Naval bill will como up during the week.
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SUMMARY or ToDAY's IMPORTANT NEWS.


Moro fiehtins In the Congo state between
Belgian troops and rebsls 10 reported.
Strike Of dock iaborers at Colon. Colom-
bia. assuming serious aspect.
Major Esterhazy. reputed author OF tho
Drcyfus bordcrcau. ready TO testify before
tho court OF cessation.
Two villages DESTROYED and many people
slightly injured by earthquake In Grasce.
Another British cruiser has been dis.
patched TO Samoa.
Germany not seeking pretext for trou-
bic In tho Samoan incident.
Vanity Fair OF London Is much exsr-
ciscd over the new rich" who are enter
ing society.
mistake" In announcing dividend
gave opportunity for sharp turn on the
London stock exchange.
British system of army reports Is con-
demncd by the army organ.
France Is much elated over her now
submarine boat, which Is poohpoohed by
the English naval officials
Germany is not seeking. IL is said, any
pretcxt for hostilities in the Samoan inci-
dent,
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TRADE AGAINST BROOKE
Caused BY His Order About ExpendIns
Santiago Customs Receipts.
CUBASs WILL NOT WORK FOR RATIoNS
rsxncn.c. Of the Island, Provincial
and Municipal, to Be Paid Out
of Customs Receipts. .s

Santiago dc Cuba. January 22.--The order
| from the United states military depart.
,nent In Havana directing the authorities
OF the Santiago military department. not to
expend a cent OF the customs without the
permission of the governor general and the
order directing that hereafter the bulk OF
Tho sanitary work shall be done without
money pay and for rations merely, were
given 10 the local press for publication yes
to-day, though received here last Thurs
day.
Ell Cnbano, in commenting upon, the in-
stfuctions OF the governor general says
"The feeling is prevalent that the only
course now is to retire to the mountains,
This is. OF course, ain cxaggeration,
tbnuqh tho fact Is that there are people
who make just such threats
AS showing how far the province mas
driftcd backward since the first announces
ment that the customs were not to be iree-
" expended for provincial improvements
the Santiago Heraldo reports that bana
of men are committing wholesale depreda-
tions In the Mayari district where several
people have been murdered and that an
other band In the Guantanamo district mas
burned all the cane prepared for pressing
on the Isabel plantation.
'.Thesc outbreaks says the Heraloo'
.are the first fruits of the money centrai-
ization system"
So far as the order regarding sanitary
work is concerned, u Cuban inspector IN
the sanitary department told MAJOR Cen
eral George NJ. Barbour, the health COM
missioner of Santiago. yesterday, that the
Cubans of the province had at last regained
their self-respect and would not work
again for rations.
"They do good work." he says "and de-
serve to be paid in money. II they are or
dered again to work for rations, most oil
them will go to the mountains"
The independence, which published the
two orders is comparatively temperate in
its editorial comments. except that 1t in
dulges the usual personal abuse of Gov
ernor General Brooke. The editorial con-
cludes with defiant declaration: II the
native Cubans will know how to act"
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LOCAL NOTES.

The Temple brass band announces a
benefit concert Tuesday night, the Gath, for
the joint benefit of the high school library
and the band.
The Temple cooking club, composed Of a
number of the leading young ladies Of tho
city. was entertained by Miss Nettie Gooch
yesterday while Mrs W. n. Dodge made
and demonstrated the making of angel cake
before the club.
The Temple board of trade has under
consideration two propositions of much
concern to this place. One is that OF 4,
Touring mill and the other the rcyiving of
the old plow factory plant both of which
give good promise of success.
Miss Kittie Holden OF this city is visit
ing Mrs. Walter Burroughs at Galveston.
Hon. Huling p. Robertson came down
from Austin yesterday to spend Sunday
with his family here.
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A. AND NJ. STUDENTS.
Who Have Enlisted I'm the volunteer.
or Ne0uIar Army


Bryan, Texas. January 22.-Of the sol
diers who volunteered in the late war with
Spain many received their training at the
Agricultural and Mechanical college. Fol-
lowing are the members of the Alumni WIN
volunteered, giving their rank held In tbe
army and the year they graduated at the
Major--R. A. Rogers, 1878
Captains George Mccormick. Jr.. 1891:
r. q. Fowler. 1894; Joseph II. Nichols.
1883; ]. r. Holman, 1896 W. +. Rose 1894 .
". D. Anderson 1890; NJ. s. Swain. 1855.
First Lieutenants--E. @. Abbott. 1894.
e. A. Cook. 1892. -Y'''
Res GIN Sergeant Maior--c. q. Rob.
sergeants--w. p. cottingham 1890. 4
". Bloor. 1898; R. M. MiddIebrook. 1891:
Hai henderson, 1891; II. NJ. Rollins. 1897.
corporals-E. NJ. Moursund, 1897: II. H.
Hutsop, 1896 - -
: TWO have have also Joined the regular army:
Third infantry. and A, NJ. Ferguson 1874
as sergeant, Fifth artillery. :
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tent judges that statue of Longfellow
placed here will be n fitting tribute both
tc his fame aud to the distinction. which
he conferred upon American letters. 1t IL
q grave rcproach to us that while Eng
land has been SO quick to recognize his
eminence by placing his bust In West
minister Abbey our own people have Az
yet done little to testify tho affection and
pride with which millions regard one who
is beyond all others. the poet OF the
American home and Preside"
Tho president is an honorary regent OF
the association; Chief Justice Fuller is
president, while Secretary Hay, Senators
Hoar and Wolcott, Speaker Reed and many
other prominent men are associated with
the movement.
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Seven furlongs, selling srd4
karth 1Os, joan, Belola 10. H2dy 4!
kama, Initiator, Paul kruger
pinger, Simmons 100, billy NC
ii 10.
Futurity course. selllng-InolA T.
Cross Molina, Clarendo. Styngi
Weber, Master Buck, The We
chored, Layator, Lothian 10 pun{I
Seven furlongs, selling RecreedM
Venado. Geo. Fl. Ketchum, Nnt ~
comb 1909, Dunois. Cromwell llf. y
Six furlongs, selling Roy hcec2
H.. Midlight 107, O'Connell, 6ly ". y
Highland Ball III. Il. 4.
Eight and O half furlongs, salhs
"a, Magnus 90, Rosinante 1d, Salars
Tenly Ill.
Six furlongs, selling--La ParasesnI
Lady, La Maroma i0i. Frohman. ~,
Averine, Melvin Burnham lg, sn,sc 4.
Kamsin liz, Meadow Lark IN ~ =
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VIEW PORTO AIcAs rAnIrr.


0hIy veaaeIs OF American Rcgistry
10 ne Used in tho Trade.
Warrington, January %. BY authority
~ ~ executive order issued by the prcsi-
1teut january 20. 1899. the secretary OF
sWas haa promulgated an amended customs
tAfid, which was prepared under the d.
roption Of the secretary Of tho treasury by
op6clal Commissioner Robert p. Porter
ana which IS to take. eject In ali ports
md places IN the Island OF Porto Rico aud
~ Islands n M West Indies east Of the
5tth degree. west Longitude. after rcbru-
4 + ~ part pf San Juan is designated as
~ 4H5ek customs port. and Ponce and
<I1Ho141x ~ supports and tho officer OF
~ 1r(nx q1siGped 10 each OF these sub
4 ~ IN ector win have general iuris-
N pQgte rospectiveiy. Any questions
~ ~ m SUPPORT Will DO referred TO
c1iocl6f - Han Junn for his decision,
zl@E1 y&1eb fAoro y no appeal. except In
@o11o ~ eoa collector may refer for
~ ~ 9eeretaEy Of wal.
"A H. - pqrts u the United States
Y r ~ VI Or places IN Porto Rico and
y carried On Is s 'resistsr r. ~ ~
II " x " UQitAd Gtates ana no othcrs,
4 X }Isn5fSfTed Ii violation II
S1 9kdll y subject 10 for,
|1&jsg tssaas> 1uss arc estah.
n ~ i,nlted states
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Big business transaction consummated
affecting East Tennessee and Southwest
Virginia.
Appeal to tho public for funds 10 erect
statue TO tho poet Longfcllow.
Condition OF Colonel Sexton commander
in chief OF the Grand Army. shows no
change.
American zinc trust organized at Toiedo.
Ohio. All leading firms in the deal.
Naphtba launch run down by ferry boat
in San Francisco bay and two lives lost.
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THE rHrLrrrfsns.

Spain notihed BY United States Of en-
cta,or to secure release OF Spanish prls-
oncrs in Philippines.
Americans In Munich deny German
coinSs In Philippines arc responsible for
delicate relations between Germany and
United States.
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Bnxlcy Ne mo rlal T.bl.t.

Annapolis. Nd. january e2.-Ths memo-
rial tablet placed in the naval academy chap.
81 in memory OF Ensisn Worth Baglsy, who
was killed on the wipalow. on cardenas.
In the late war. vua unveiled this morning
IL tho prcseuco Of large number OF naval
officers and others. Lieutenant John ~
Bernard. who commanded the Winslow.
raised tho yelling. Mrs. DaRlcy. mother Of
Ensisu Bssley, and his sister wers present.
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POLITICAL.

Balloting begins today for United States
senator In West Virginia legislature
lively tilt is expected.
.Quayites confident OF rc-electins their
man. Anti-QuayIscs confidently predict
LIS defeat.
Mass meeting in New York protests
against Imperialism and cntangling alli-
ances with European powers.
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hank ana Three stores.

Nashville. Tenn. January 22.--Fire broke
out in the building occupied by the Maury
dry goods store. In Columbia. Tenn. In
three hours four OF the handscmest store
houses were In ruins and contents burned.
The loss is fully $4,000; about two-thirda
insured. Principal losers are Maury Ma
tionsi bank; A. b. Rains. druggist Dobbs
4 Ewing. hardware; Maury Dry Goods
company; Deerlng Harvester company, on
machinery stored.
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Amcricnn zin. r,..4

Toledo, Ohio, January % --The American
ENG company With capital OF $J,ooo.ooo. has
oefn orsanizcd with j. o, Rodgers OF this
cry as the leading spitii The plan has been
n consideration for the past wear and Mr.
ttpassrs nar, " is reported, hiisily infcrcstsd
ens" '1e Flower Daniel Opsy aud nth
l,fsaips xiaq manufntfurtrs are Ia tho ds,l
49, ~ e.s3sesxsefeS vii ~ pssfacted " Nav
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LONDON / srocK MARKET.

Busfess Observation-Disclosures Being
the Most Active Line.
London. January 20 --Businrss on the
stock exchange has been steadily incrcas-
Ing for a week with decided upward ten
dency in all departments. Americans being
the most active line. The temporary lull
OF ten days ago has been followed by a
renewed advance. general securities being
strong. Nothing Att dearer money. OF
which there is no present Indication, is
likely to stop the boom.
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BcIsian Electoral Trouble.

Brussels. January 22.-According to
tho Patriotic serious disturbances have
arisen between King Leopold and some Of
the ministers on the question of the in
PRODUCTION of the ni-nominal electoral
system which the king advocated. 1t is
that the premier, M. Desmet de
Mayer, will resign tomorrow and that the
cabinet will be reconstructed.
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SMALLPOX SITUATION.

1t was announced in these reports few
days ago that DR.. Blunt had visited this
county and placed the smallpox cases in
charge of DR.. Talley, pending action by
the county commissioners. Yesterday the
county commissioners court met and re-
lieved the situation by taking charge Of
the cases. and DR.. Broils, county health of
ficer is in charge. There are no cases in
here and In Bolton.
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Engaged 10 the second Daughter of
Admiral Sampson.

New York. January 2,.--Admiral William
r SIMPSONS second daughter. Miss Hannah
Walker Sampson or Miss "Nannie samp-
son. as she is better known In Washington
society. is tetrothed IN Ensign Watt Tyler
CluyeriuB. watch officer OF the Solace, which
Will sail far Manila within a wcsk. The en-
gapement has Just been announced.
Miss Sampson has been IN society for tive
graceful. and decided brunette. She lives
With her mother In Glen Ridge. n. j.. but
Annapolis Many naval officers know he.
- Miss .Napnie" and are proud OF her.
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LOCAL.

The organization Of the Houston Phiio-
sophicai society.
The bowling contest for tho Curtin and
Harrison medals.
Rcv. L. D. Lamkin breaches sernacn
to the doctors.
Houston soon to have some fine bicycle
racing by those who hold championship
records.
Rev. Seth Ward discussed this Hidden
Secret Trap before tho Y. Nj. 9. A.
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General AnncnIsof Dead.

st. Petersburg, January 22.-General MI
chael Annenkoff. the distinguished Russian
railway, is dead. One of his greatest
achievements was the construction of the
great Transcaspian line begun by Scobeloff.
This exploit was equally remarkable for
the ingenuity of the process of construction
and the rapldity with which it was carried
on
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National ,Ian,,oc,,,,.

Cincinnati, Ohio, January ee.--The CORE
spondence of Secretary T., w. Wilson \,
Inc National Manufacturers indicates that
most Of the 1900 members viii be in az
eenaanre here this week at their ANNA,
=, The fact that q memorial viii
Y, ns sent TO congress on the question Of az
p z. rs well as on other issues. IL iise-
:. :, =. 20 secure large atiendancc. This nro-
d ds,aaic Tor three days include many i'd
Ulysses ana discussions and social events.
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rRorEsT FROM arsxMAsr.

United xtutes Supreme Court Dcci-
sion Alleged 20 be Unfair.
Berlin. January 2e.-The correspondent
Of the Associated Press understands that
DR.. Won Hellehen, German ambassador to
the United States, will be instructed TO
include in the pending negotiations for a
commercial treaty TIP recent Interpreters
ton OF the tariff aplraisement OF cotton
volvets. eau de cologrfs and chocolate I'M
der the ruling az tn United States SUI
prems court OF DcceIber 81 last, on the
ground that the courts decision Is unfair
10 German exporters, since tho goods at
fected are made In b4d with duty free on
imported raw matcrit
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~ "Ns'siNafoN. Henry " Iioyt. as.istan,
,l.,'s a !, s'a.ts attorney general. has been or
s sso, ny the Department q justice d ~ q
wc"s a's y, s M sdsise with General LoonAsd
y, ne adnnistranon 81 ,hst a as,. m,y srns
Vndtsx s,ssN sps isssi dspsstIsos 81 ia
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SOUTHERN nAsEBALL l1Ia

Organized with Four Oins'
VIII Last Four Montn.
New Orleans. January zs.-tw
baseball league was Organizes W.
New Orleans, Mobile. Birmins
Shreveport as the four cities. ~
was given a franchise. proyidins "
is obtained and will ask Atlan ,I..y
bus. Ga, to take the place; isanzs'.
OF New Orleans was elected ie5g'7
D. p. Burns OF Mobile Vice De- PSI
pires will receive S125 per n,on ss r.
protection will be asked. Essz ~. W.
put up a $500 guarantee ana -
begin on April 6 and last low
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CUBA.

General Mcnocal is being criticised W
Tho cubans for putting his relatives into
tho American service.
Cubans arc much worried over the non
appearance OF tho money with which TO
ray troops. which they were assured was
forthcoming.