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inferred near his ranch and homo al
Era in tts Western part OF this (Cooke)
county tomorrow.
STRAUGHAN. Mckinney, Texas, Aug
ust 4.-Edgar. the 17-yearold son of w.
A. Straughan and grandson Of the late
Jordan o. Sfraughan, first district clerk
and sheriff of Collin county, died suddenly
last night at the fomily homestead Six
miles northeast of Mckinney.
HALL4--Sherman Texas. August 4.--W.
A. CAD Hall OF the Tom Bean neighpor-
hood, Grayson county, died last night al
ter long illness. He was pioneer res
ident of that section.
WORMBf. MISREPRESENTATION Tex
as, August 5-Mles Eva Wormbleduff died
here Friday night. She was % years old.
She was member of the Methodist
church Rev Galway Of Temple conducted
the religious ceremonies.
ROBINSON Mort Worth. Texas. Aus
gust 6.-News has been received here that
Miss Nora Robinson of this city died at
Terrell. Miss Robinson was cultured
woman and was formerly an art teacher In
the Polytechnic college here.
BRYANT-Corsicana, Texas. August A.
John Bryant, a Confederate veteran wpo
was raised in Navarro county, died at Nc
Gregor Wednesday. August /, and his re-
mains were brought here yesterday and
buried in the Hamilton graveyard few
miles from the city.
ATEN-Bertram Texas, August AIRS,
A. ]. Aten died Yesterday at her residence
one mile west of town of blood poison.
Her remains were laid to rest In Bear
Creek cemetery today at 10 o'clock. Rev.
Buck Bowmer conducted the bur'aI
service
o'NEAL-G Gainesville. Texas. August
S.-Mrs. Eliza 0'Neal aged rs years, who
has resided at this place for fifty years,
died al her home in this city last night.
She WAS Al nutive OF Terre Haute, Ind, aud
came TO Cooke county with the pioneers.
Her husband was the second county judge
Of Cooke county Her death was due to u
fall she received a few days ago.
MOORE.-Fort Worth, Texas August O..
Information was received today Of the
sudden death Of DR.. Daniel NJ. Moore, d.
D., at Hutchinson, Kas., aged 76 years
He was once pastor of the Northern Pres
byterian church here. where he still owns
considerable property. Rev. Moore was
at that time the only minister Of that
Ghu-ch in Texas
BREWER--Bellville, Texas, August b.
Mrs. Bette Brewer, wife of William
Brewer of the Kenney neighborhood, was
inferred at the Pier cemetery, near this
place. at A o'clock this afternoon She was
70 years old at the time of her death,
and had spent more than half century in
Austin county. she was connected with
many of the best families of this section
of the country,
PHILLIPS. Commerce. Texas, August A.
Mrs. NJ. P. Phillips. who WAS seventy four
years OF age and had been living in this con-
munlty for the last thirty-one years, was
found dead in her bed early this morning,
having retired last evening feeling better
than usual. She had suffered for several
years from disease of the heart which
death She was a highly respected lady a
member of the Baptist church. and leaves
children and grandchildren.
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SHORT TEXAS SPECIALS.

GOLDTHWAITE.-Th arc no devel-
opments in the smallpox situation.
BURKE.-John Carlisle shipped car OF
mixed cattle from here to Mulln,
WARRENTON.--Ther is considerap pie
sickness of malarial type, but there have
been no deaths SO far
THORNDALE.--The pipes for the water
works system have been laid and the plant
will soon be in operation.
BLOSSOM. Jones, son of ]. t.
Jones, fell dead while running bases In a
ball game. His death is attributed to
heart trouble
sA1lNE.-The initial trip of the red
snapper fishing boa Glide was an unsuc-
cessful one, The cruise was an extended
one. but unlucky.
| SToCKDALE-The first bale of iris
seasons cotton was marketed by Ben Kin
elbow. S. NJ. Covington purchased /. for
8 Is cents in the seed
ell PAso.-since May 1898. ss4 build
lngs have been erected In the fire limits
OF this city. 1t is believed that this is the
record for the Southwest.
| SHERMAN Jones has arrived
with large drove of buffaloes from the
Goodnight ranch and they will be a feat
ure of the industrial jubilee ibis week
| CALDWELL.--Accord to adver-
/ tisement. the British government had a
| representative here 10 buy mules. and
many people came, but would MOI sell at
/ the prices offered,
! JACKSONVILLE.-A contract has been
signed whereby this town will secure the
/ Texas and New Orleans road. The terms
are not known. The surveying corps will
al once go to work
/ TERRbLL,-The Terrell Evening Index.
owned by w. T. Jones. was sold today 10
/ the Terrell Daily Transcript, owned by
II. Galbraith, The publication OF the In
dex Will be discontinued
! CHANNING.-Dan sullivan. section
hand had his throat cut and will probably
die as a result Section Foreman Drake
/ hid his skull laid bare and Is badly rurt.
( Mike McGinnis. section hand. was ar
rested.
MEXIA.-Ab Bryson. who went from
here 10 TIL Philippine islands with the
Ihirty-ninth regiment. died in San Fran
/ cisco few days ago while on his way
homo and was buried at Woodland, nCar
/ here. tho Mexia Minute Men acting as the
military escort.
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stu some uitra-impcriaiists are endeayorins
70 use "a pro-expansion argument the fact
that troops from the Philippines we're the
fret to reach China. Thla is manifestiy alb.
aurd Those troops had been sent to the
philippines without any reference whatever
TO China and that a very small portion OF
them were enabled to first land on Chinese
soil r tho effort to prctec. American lives
and interests Is fortunate circumstance for
which the Almighty and not the republican
party 10 to be thanked.
Those with the Cape Nome fever are ad-
yised Ia try johnson county They won 4 ind
suffering. Fort Worth Mail-Teieeram.
And then, too. they would have the salts
faction OF knowing that they were patronzing
home industry.
Genera Baden Powell the hero OF MafeK-
Ing, has decided to refuse the ID1ny publish
ers' offers maasa to him TO write an account
Of the Mafeking siege.--New Orleans Times
Democrat.
1t would appear that the doughty generai
is the possessor OF even more courage than
he has formerly been given credit for
~
North Texas people ought to be happy ana
contented. That sertion has had the finest
wheat crop for years. the best fruit crop ever
known ana the prospects for hne yield OF
cotton could not possibly be better.--Yoakum
Times.
They would doubtless be perfectly content
we're it not for the ruinous prices they are
compelled to pay for supplies as a result OF
the domination Of the trusts.
~
D,,N
of business men of that town. has taken
charge OF the Riesel Rustler ]. X. Hairless
retains his position as editor.
~
Ell Paso will soon have big Bryan and
stevenson club that will show how the city
stands on the issues which the party cand-
dates represent. The fact that there ia
virtually no contest in Texas between elector-
al norineeE OF the two parties is no reason
why there should rot be enthusiasm.--Ei Pasu
News
The News is cminently correct OF course
there is no doubt as to the political COM
plexion OF Texas electoral vote, but it would
he worth something to be able TO say that
the Lone Star State gave Mr. Bryan larger
popular vote than was ever given q demo-
cratic nominee for president in the past
~
clean town is an advertisement to strang-
ers of the refinement of its people Filth
Is the hrst evidence OF an uncouth, vulgar
hdture, ana stamps those whom Il surrounds
as being as ignorant as the grunting swine
Morgan News.
And aside from the aesthetic features of
the case there is the very important matter
OF the public health to be considered. A
stranger will not expect to find a great many
physicians In town where perfect cleanli-
ness prevails. They are not needed.
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guard Its interests and preserve good
order Is an object Of especial hatred
We can not afrord to allow such dan
gerous philosophy to be openly taught in
this country OF already too much popular
license. We can not permit men with
murder in view to perfect with impunity
their bloody consplracies, and under the
eye OF the public designate the intended
victims or rejoice at the assassination OF
the officers OF government anywhere. Such
teachings, reaching the ignorant and vi
cious olnsses, would have a peculiarly
dangerous and disturbing tendency. We
place an individual under bonds who In
dulges In open threats against the life
fable homicide when one threatended de-
tends himself by taking the life OF the
man who has threatened him. Why then
should we tolerate nest OF would-be
high ofhclsls because OF some half insane
imaginary conviction that these rulers are
depressing" the masses--who draw n
distinction between an elective president
and despot by Inheritance?
We have no need or place In our Amer
lean society for anarchists. The effort
Of these foes to ell society to give to thell
movements a color OF sympathy for the
sion that the great army of labor is in
any way back OF their schemes, is an In
suit to the honest and intelligent work.
ingman in the United States. There is MT
avowed anarchists and the laboring class
than between anarchy and any other
class.
The laws OF this country afford al
asylum 10 all political refugees and 1t hal
been generally understood that the
murder Of a foreign ruler through
political prejudices or considera.
| tions constituted a political crime
and gave to tho criminal protection
against extradition. We could wNll AZ
ford to modify such regulations or Law
and allow the murderer OF any man o
woman, IN time of peace in the countr.
in which the murder was committed. TO b.
handed over for just punishment. Cold
blooded assassination is never justiAable
An enlightened public opinion. couple
with a little vigilance and vigorous actio
by the police, ought easily to prevent an
section of this country from becoming
hotbed of anarchy or the scene OF thei
murderous conspiracies.
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SOUTHERN PROGRESS.
The New Industries Reported IN he
South in Week. &

Now INDUSTRIES htUOTttu IN tHt
South In Week. E
Chattanooga, Tenn, August i-rH
moro important of the new Industries n.
ported by the Tradesman during the well
ending August include $1,000 Sra
and tile works and 100000 BUILDER
supply company at Norfolk, and slolM
chemical company at Richmond Va; :
clothing factory in Kentucky; two COIL
and coke companies in Alabama and fod
in West Virginia; two cotton mills p
South Carolina; electric light and peEs
plants at Dothan. Ala. Hot Springs Ans
Parksville, S. G.; Abingdon, FreieicE''
burg and Newport News, Va; an exs'r
sior factory in South Carolinai fiber ile'
tory in West Tennessee Touring nn'
In Kentucky, Texas and West 'lfglusl
foundries and machine shops IN Aar,-A
and Arkansas. a grain elevator ana :
hardware company In Texas, krns'
mill in Georgia; lime kllns in ylrsNpf
lumber mills in Alabama, Tennessee. ~
as and Virginia; a mining compap' !,
East Tennessee: natural gas ana on III
panies in West Virginla; a s5VVvw ~. n.
quarrylng company in KentucAs, s,f 4.
mill in East Tennessee; pyrites mis 's,,,
Georgia; a roofing and cornlce ct-r'
at Wheeling. W. Va; staye iss'0 XXI, i
Kentucky; supply companies ~ IN.
Carolina and Virginia; telephons v y \
les at Harrison, Ark; Wililamss. u
C.; Falls Church. Va, and TONNE lpl..r,tt
Va; two tobacco factories IN hss, H.
and one in Virginia; wood turns "a,
tory (rebuilt) at Charleston. W. va =
mines In Arkansas.
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.SHERMANS fES1IvIIlp
Military fncampmeui, Old Settler, I.
The fair and Frisco Jubilee h, !
ALL THE COMPANIES OF FOURTH 3D..
Are on Hand for the Enc.
Campers Are Numcrou.
Town lis Crowded with yI., ~ y

sherman, Texas, August srs
man military encampmen "a ~
reunion industrial fair aud FRI. '''a
lee opened this morning an. /, w
can De taken as an index to the rem,,.
OF the week it Will be the gra,,.'. 7
most successful affair of the ia I y
history of Texas. = Y
Many people took advantage !, \,
sunshiny morning and has,enaa n
the old settlers park and the pxs' I,
sirable locations were rapidlv AZ, 4
with campers The park presents 4. n
of small city--a city during II,
casion. Every possible or prob,Al. I
sire of the individual may be sr,,ls.,
the grounds.
Chief OF all the attractions Il a. x.
tary encampment. The canp ~.
open to the public this morninv n. I.
wiOhstanding the fact guard mos, &
attended by large audience, Tbs r...a
reJoices in the fact that It ~ Y
best encampment held so far this w.. 4 :
Texas. 1t is noteworthy that every ~ u
pany Of the regiment has turned ~ 's 4,
reglmental band and in additjo, an ~ y
terry of artillery-battery A of n,u..
and the signal corps. There are s~.,'
full companies of infantry with thar s "
piement OF officers. The telephon, +,
telegraph companies have Offices On i.
ground Today and tomorrow The a.
Will be occupied solely by regular ros,,'
military life. This includes a bat,si-'
drill at p. M, participated in by III 4,
! companies, the band, trumpet and s,,,1
corps and ending in a parade. '-
Following is list OF the coupauls. \.
tending the encampment. Battery ma
las, Captain Plateau; company X ina,s,
Rifles), Captain Smell; company ,rSr'
Sherman Infantry. Lieutensn. MA
commanding; company r (Bareloot RIG,
Nocona), Captain Blackwell; coup,ur /
Gainesville Light Infantry. csp,,
Collins; company II On. B. Lloya Rd,,
Fort WORTH, Captain Hunt: compsry
/ (Boggs Volunteers, st. JOY. Captain Bots
company B (Brodie RiHes). can,,
O'Keiffe; company NJ (wea,heral
Guardsl. Captain Bowie; company q ips
Light Guards. Cleburne), Captain Bride,
company A Decatur Rihes), Captain SD
mons; company l. CA. w. Drew Ride
Cleburne). Captain Cunningham; en-
pany d fort Worth T'encibles). caps-
Elliott. Captain ]. x. Glliland Il D.
catur is quartermaster; Captain SEX.
quartermaster of the frontier hatalai
and Major Miller of Waco Is SadIulant i,
spector Prominent officers present
the camp are Brigade Surgeon KEN
Colonel J. A. Styron Of Cleburne, Lss
tenant Colonel c. A. Lyon Of shsfm,n
Major Duncan Of Cleburne, Major IA
pouski of Gainesville. CAPTAIN Marsh
IF Cleburne. Adiutant CAPTAIN :. G
Pedigo Of St. 10 and Major Simpson d
sQector.
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MOVEMENT OF OCEAN VESSELS.
special to The Post.)

Especial to The Post)
Norfolk Va.-Arriyed; Peerless, from Gal
weston.
fort Eads' La.-Arrived; FL Norte, from
tNeT lork' Earbadian, from Liverpool; So.
tWeril from Puerto cortez and Liyinesto1,
II a,nbur, from Rio do Janero Helneta, from
,o Seile S, Charleston, for Glasgow via Nor
Galveston fehsaeola, from
:, New York.-sailed. Montsarrat 90. "a
barcelona and Genoa. ior Naui1'
from rsNNg sa arrived Friedrich der Crosse.
York 'Nu' SouhWark, from New
New York 'ser Wllheim ii, for
L'Serfool-sailed; seryia, for New York
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SURVEY OF THE BRAZOS RIVER
TO Determine Its NavigabiIty Will Be Recon-
mended bY Government Engineer RlChe

s. Richie stated tMs ~
the Brazos river with view OF
making The estimated cost OF the survey 10
Bazos navigation oh
which Colonel b. H.
the survey
confident that the
Rehe would recommend aud they were
navigabe would be
andth he derived ecertalned
consult with
matter
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NEUROLOGICAL.

PARHAM--Port Isvaoa. Texas, August
e.--Judge A. W. Parham died suddenly
yesterday OF noon: he was sitting en- his
porch when he suddenly fell over and inn
mediatoly expired
sEwELL.- Kaufman. Texas, August a.
Mrs. Fannie sewell died today after many
DAY. OF suffering, She leaves q husband,
mourn her loss.
HoUSE-Gainesville Texas. August a.
A. A. House. age so years. a prominent
cattleman OF North Texas. died at Palmer.
l. T.. yesterday evening Of consumption
and ha remains will DO shipped here and
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MOVIES AND FERsoNALs.

A. "A, Maddox of Houston is here on
business.
Mr.. H. H. Dooley. a prominent merchant
of Round Rock. is here today.
Mrs. j. C. Cochran has returned to her
home in La Grange after a visit 10 rela-
tlves here.
George Grady. the negro who was shot
Sunday morning by John Ballinger, died
last night.
Hon. George Burgess OF Gonzales, DEM
ocratic nominee for congress in the
Tenth district spent yesterday in town.
The remains OF Mrs. L. T. Anderson,
who died yesterday. were shipped to
Georgetown this morning for interment.
The governor this morning appointed
Thos. S. Hodson commissioner of deeds
at Baltimore. Md.
All of the State officials and the local
press gang departed this afternoon for
the Waco convention
Hon II. H. Cummings, city attorney
of Den,son. was here today and visited
the attorney general with reference to a
bond issue.
Senator Burns of Houston is in town
today on business. He had a case in the
district court. He came over from the
republican love feast which has been on
in San Antonio for the past few days.
Judge Garner, representative from
Uvalde county. passed through town to-
day on his way to Waco. He stated that
his section of the country was in fine
condition and that the farmers and cattle
men were prosperous
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An oncrntor nadIy Hurt.

Galveston, Texas, August Blu K,
ficulty that occurred in saloon : ~,
corner of Tewnty- fifth and Church .l, IN
at 1880 tonight r. c. Cahili, u III !,
operator, was struck ON the heaa MI
iron bar and dangerously Moup arrest |,
warrant has been issued for the u assial
Dave Hunter on the charge
TO murder
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A rIy specls ON enc sua.

Nayasota Examiner. ~,
The Waco Times Herald Is 49,
nauseating on the Ball question anu 4, &,
scored a single safe hit during '
game.--El Paso Times. n,s,
That sheet doesn't amount " Ssl
against Congressman Ball as a 4"
would on the face of the sun
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Country residence and Barn ~ pa' u

Gainesville, Texas, August = .ast
dence Of Louis Lindsay, toge'ns, ,,.,t.
contents and barn and winuh'" III 1.
two miles west of here, were orll
stroyed by fire at II o'clock ~ aoa~i ,nslrss'
of fro unknown. Loss sovOV
$4,000.
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Telephone Numbers: sa.I'ss.s ~

The City.-Ths Post Is delivered to any part Of the
city by carriers per month. 500: three months
$500; six months 5000; one year. $i7.oo
Mr.. Theodore BerinE has charge of the city
circulation and collecting. nessrs. Theodore
Boring, Chas, Lott and Paul Hobby are the au-
thorixed collectors Of all city bills Iboti a5verts
ing and subscription ana no money should be
paid to any on. other than those named unless
special written authority signed by tho business
manager is shown. All accounts Of any sire
should be paid BY check In favor Of The hous-
ton Printing Company.
fsbscribors failing TO receive The Post regularly
viii plesse notify the Office promptly. Every
paper Is expected to be delivered not later than
6:so O'Clock IN.
tuder no circumstances win orders given by
employees on the office be recognized and
paid, or accepted In payment OF accounts.
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The Post in Louisiana.

&c NtHlt Many, La
nv ns trade relations between Many and
houston Did fair to be very friendly. The
~, hhouston Daily Post arrives here nov On
ho Jay Of publication and is one a. tha
ima ' aalilts In the South. ana "a the losds
cono aaiy OF Texas, The Post is well
~ IN this community. as previous 70
~ SsrNai our citizens could get none ot
' large dlflies until the following day.
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k,I,ed by an ofneer'

clairemont. Texas, Angus. ID y
Horn was shot and instantly ~ n,ps
upper part OF Kent county 81
Sheriff pursley, who was try'nsT ss ~
sequestration papers on ~, -. rexalt
ice was resisted with the any,
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Palestine, Texas. August o. ma
meuts in the Brooks case WV. rs
this morning. The district es a,s ii
was crowded all day. The ars su ssss VI
be concluded tomorrow ana s ,ar.ow as'
probably go to the jury tome
ing
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sinners First aa,.

NJ ieSas, August s.-shiner's mrs,
49, va.s 81 cotton arrived at p. m. today;
hansen os y; Wolf; bought by G. d. Wei.
ste az cents aud a barrel Of aour.
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THE HOUSTON DAILY POST,
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Houston Printing Company.

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the DAILY posi-, n TINE SUNDAY POST.
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SCIENTIFICALLY POST. NJ Coils. per wssk
OFFICE OF PUBLICATION,
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Avenge.
muraxp AT THE posrorHcs At HOUSTON TEXAS.
As SECOND CLASS MATTER
kubscription BY Msii--ln advance. Daily and Sun
day Post one year. Sto 90; six months. 500;
three months. $3.50; one month. $500.
ThE SUNDAY Posi-, one year. sI.so.
Tine i-WEEKLY Posi- MONDAYS and Thursdays
one year. ki.oo; six months so cents; three
months. as cents.
Foreign officcs-Esstern business ONCE IS Tribune
building. New York (The S. C Beekwith Sps-
eai Agency)J Western 400 (rhs Rookeryl Chi
esgo. THE S. {. Beckwlth Special Agsaey).
TnveIing Agents--C- S: {. Holland Travelling
Auditor, E. r. Holland BB Throop. J. K Girls,
Travelling Agents.
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to The vice-presIdency. and the possible
chief masistracy. of great people than
swinc's snout to rich jewel.
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SCHOOL LAND SOLD.

The land office reports 1885 acres OF
school land sold during the month OF July.
The timber of Ave sections of land in
Newton county brought S11 500 cash
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SMITHS ACTION 1NDoRsED.

Attorney General Smith received an
other lot of letters today from attorneys
and merchants indorsing his action with
reference to the Waters-Pierce oil COM
pany. If the question is sprung at Waco,
the attorney general will be loaded for
bear and will meet all corners half way
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ITEMS FROM STATE CAPITAL
QUARANTINE AGAINST SAN FRAN
CISCO is TO BE RELAXED.
Attorney General Smiths Action Is
Indorsed by Attorneys aud rier-
chaDts-School Land Sold.

Austin. Texas. August 6--state Health
OFFICER Blunt telegraphed his represen-
tative in San Francisco today to issue
passes to white people allowing them 70
come into Texas If they can produce
proof that they have not been exposed
to bubonic plague This Is an indication
that the rigid quarantine is to be raised.
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3 ~ 5 J0H ms . v,e,. Psss,Ds *,
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when the new maps OF the world are issued
in 1901 we NAV all have TO tako few more
lessons in geography.
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Tlen Tsin will indeed be 1.-THE place OF
heavenly rest" for the legaticners in Pekin
II they ever reach IL.
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Adyces from tho orient tell us that Japan
is contemplating with astonishment the in
structions of the kaiser to his soldiers TO
spare no one" in China japan has had
MANY reasons within the past few years for
questioning the infallibility of the civilization
which she has SO recently adopted.
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IL as reported from Washington. this gov
orr nient intends to insist that the consti-
tuition of Cube shall recognize our right to
control and conduct all the foreign relations
of the new republic VIC shall probably strike
snag in setting matters down that way
that will be difficult to remove. The cubans
insist upon n Cuba lbre. without string