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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-04-20

The Rathbone Sisters. In session At AUS
tin. elected officers.
The Knights Of Pythins grand lodge
transacted important business and ad-
journed sine Gle
Dallas offers to pay all the expense OF
State volunteer guard eucampment.
Jacob Smith. veteran Of San Jaclnto.
was married TO Mrs. Josephine Hum
phries at San Antonio.
The Brazos continues to rise slowly at
Columbia
There has been considerable damage In
Matagorda county by the food.
mysterious affair occurred In Ander-
son county. one man being wounded and
another spirited away by unknown par
ties.
Port Arthur is to have an extensive
shipyard.
United States Engineer Robert will
Visit Houston today.
Reports made to the Federated Clubs
session show the growth Of the club move
ment.
Fifteenth annual encampment OF the
G. A. r. OF Texas Is in session at San
Antonio.
Grand Commandery X. r. elected Of
fcers and adopted codi6cation of the
statutes.
The Fort Worth Flower Carnival has
come TO q close.
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ton that Henry McAfce, 4 -. u
an attempted assault upon ! ~ ~
near Brownsville, was haurN
front of the Brownsville schocl X,
NEW ORLEANS Henry Dsn.. h
best known negro politicians ii N. b
dead. Demas was a prolniDsst y,
throughout reconstructed tjmes n
member OF the state senate MI, n
ago. "I
MINNEAPOLIS, Minn,--Ths A..
Mississippi Valley Lumbermen's y
have decided that there shall X :.
ment of the cut for the coming ~.
are s6o,ooO,ooo feet short Of what m !
year. s7
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. o.
bin has received q cablecrsm h.'
Wood at Havana saving that p,,rs|
l.. Crouch. company G. Seventh WI
murdered at Pinar Del Rio On d, /
slant,
MERRILL, Wis.--Ths food sitr,.
the Wisconsin river is serious n
is rising rapidly. 1t is fesrsd ~;
feet Of logs in a boom will non
the river and carry away seysrJ
along the city limits.
NEW YORK.-The White Sin y
tonic from Liverpool hiss on bo,d,
number of clergymen from al r,s
world, who are coming here b y,
Ecumenical conference on iorsIr +
which meets in Carnegie hall ua d,
NEW YoRK,-Whlle The app,,nI
ton OF the estate OF CornelIui /,
amounts to about $50, 0oo,o 900 srclufs
residuary estate, which is held ii /.
Alfred Gwynne Vanderbilt, the MI
the property, calculated from Is, |,
inheritance, is only $32,0oO,0Q0. nj
snoe tax amounts to s32o,s71
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he committee then adjourned.
SENATOR HANNA's ILLNESS.
He Was I'm IA Critical Condition :or
Some Time.
Especial 70 The post,i

Especial TO The Posti
Washington, April 10. lit is not known
generally that Tor a period OF twelve
hours Senator NJ. A. Hanna was very
sick man when he was at Old Point Com
fort last week, and that were 1t not for
the employment Of extreme remedies by
DR., Riley, the post surgeon, who was
called In. serious consequences would
have followed. MIR. Hanna became DELI
rious. remaining In that condition almost
continually until daybreak Saturday. No
body knew OF his suffering for six OF
eight hours, and finally when II became
known the post surgeon was sent for in
great haste. Three or four times IN fleet
ing moments OF nationality Mr.. Hanna,
realizing that medical attention was Inn
peratively needed, attempted to get out
OF his bed to 20 to Mrs. Hanna's apart
ments adjoining, but every time he lost
consciousness before ne could get upor
his feet. Finally longer period OF SEN
sibility came and he succeeded In reach.
Ing his wife's room, and then Dr. Ries
was summoned and succeeded in breakins
the high fever Senator Hanna expects Il
be all right In few days.
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FOREIGN BRIEFs.

DUBLlN,--Queen Victoria r,i.a|
Jubilee nurses in the vicsregal I'd
BUENoS AYREs.-It Is snasus
the bubonlc plague has compiled
reared from the ArEeutins reruiN
LONDoN.-Primrose Day. lhs ~
of the death OF Lord Beaconsfst 4
served throughout the countsy Na1
airy zeal.
LONDON.-Most OF the finishes t :
ond days racing Of the Nevrnk
meeting found American iockis N
placed. l.. Reiff was the star
MADRID.-On account 81 u
among it's members the minstrel
has been displaced by new "
Silvela heads 1t and Campo d -
foreign affairs.
LONDON.-The Constantinopk a
emit OF the Standard says: All tit
have applied to their goyerrnSt
structions in case extreme Insauit1
necessary on the question csinpM
LONDON.-The chancellor d ~
quer. Sslr Michael HickS-Bexh
to the toast to the government "
rose Day banquet at Bristol. ma
not tell when a general elecusi !
held.
CITY OF MEXICo.--work Is ~
in the reconstruction OF the Itlusl,'
way across the narrowest psN =
and assurance is given that Ine ~.
as solid and OF as .permansns
as the Vera Cruz railway III
RIO DE JANEIRo.--colcn ~ "
Bryan. United States minister y 2.
obtained an official assurance ~
lillian authorities that America 4
be used on the Brazilian raisp =
vessels of the Brazilian nayT' !.
LONDON.-The board OF snisyss
issued a notification at Dspuau
ing place for cattle, near Lon .s \,
all arrivals Of cattle from soa;a
be slaughtered within thirsy.sm h
arrivals from the United s'a'u z
days.
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HOUSE PROCEEDINGS.
Pr0visiOns of the Navy Bill Were
Under Discussion All Day.

All my
Washington, April 19.-The house spent
practically the entire day debating a
proposition in the naval bill designed to
turn over to the navy the survey and
charting of the waters of Cuba, Puerto
Rico and the Philippines. Mr.. Cannon,
chairman OF the appropriation committee
led the fight against the proposed
measure, arguing that the surveying
should be performed by the coast and
geodetic survery. In the end the house
sustained his view, adopting an amend
ment to appropriate only the regular
5000 600 for ocean surveys.
The chairman of the whole, Mr.. Payne,
overruled the point OF order against the
appropriation for the new naval academy
but an amendment offered by Mr.. Cannon
was adopted providing that before the
money appropriated by the bill for the
academy be expended plans for the whole
Improvement, not to exceed $4,000 600 be
submitted and approved by the secretary
OF the navy. Without completing the bill
the committee arose.
The house. OF $50 p. M, adjourned.
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TENNESSEE REPUBLICANS.
The Committee on Credentials Was
showed Under with Contests.

showed Under with Contests.
Nashville, Tenn, April 1.-THE State re-
publican convention met here today, per-
tected temporary organization with Henry
r. Gibson In tho chair, listened to some
oratory and now stands adjourned to 10
O'Clock tomorrow. The committee on Gre
dentials Is flooded with contests and the
delay Is on it's account 1t is predicted
that when this report Is submitted the ex-
peeted storm viii break There is feel
ing among the Evans faction that the
Browplow wing, which controls the Gre
dentials committee by vote OF to 8.
VIII seat all of the Brownlow delegates in
sight This will bring a protest and per-
haps minority report from the Evans
members. This means an ultimate bolt
and two sets Of delegates TO the National
convention, as well as double State
ticket
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SUMMARY OF ToDAY's IMPORTANT NEW
WASHINGTON.

The senate committee ON military AZ.
fairs has decided to give Miles and Cor
bin the pay Of the grade higher than they
occupy.
Active work to secure an appropriation
for the St Louis worlds fair has begun
Turkish minister called at the state de-
partment to ind out how matters really
stand.
A bill has been introduced to pension
General Longstreet as veteran OF the
Mexican war.
The senate passed resolutions anent The
administration Of Puerto Rican affairs
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confined his practice a,x thsi 2.
diseases Of men. and dur,.ith sIf,
Restored more men TO hsaiss n 4
ness and happiness than "a
tora IN The country combinea, NJ
entirely his own. dlseos,,s W ",
himself and used eSeiss.I,e,,,rs w,
Vitality. Varicoeele, sp,sss w
ing in its different a 81;
Weak Back. all mahn snd SIN !
risints. Ulcers. Sores ~, sfes
Rrislits Disease and al rpAs''
Tronbles His treatment ~ .ts ~
r.stores lost vitality and ma.
s,rsnr we'll vigorous man 4, ID
IN u",hsvay's success y .a,l,4
o. Varieocels and stricturss ,n.ril
OF knife OF cau.ery msthN Z,
tient Is treated By tnis n il1f
home without pals 81 ~. 10 oll
mess. This is posltlNsn apsrst1
which cures without ~ "a th;fll1
DR.. Hathaway makes =, hs z
.ultation or advice, either ans 2
man and when q case - sldss 2
fea sewers ali cost Of me0'H
sional services. .s rafsr,,
DR.. Hathaway AWAY, c,l
possible. to have MS pa"but ~
at least one interyien,a scurss 3,
sentiai. as he has eufsa Ok ~ Z.
OF patients IN all ssc,io.s ,sr q y \,
he has nayer ssen. HIS M 30 4
menf "a 90 perfected thai . saiil b :
a eurs sa surely and spss oftEs
na,,ant called daily at M
=. NEWTON HArsA~xo
| DR.. hathaway J Z. -
goo n. Alamo
Texas.
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troops we're Fastening to the front. The
Yaquis have about 5000 men under arms.
They have Remingtons and Mauser rifles,
bows and arrows in addition TO two can
non captured from the Mexicans. The
Indians have a peculiar system OF keep
ing their treasury in funds The warriors
alternate between the firing line and work.
Ing in the mines and on the ranches.
Their wages go to the common fund.
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TELEGRAPHERs' STRIKE.
Both sides Continue 10 Claim The,
Have the best of II,

Atlanta, Ca, April 1e.-Presideut Powell
OF the Order OF Railroad Telegraphers said
tonigbt that his advices with reference 70
the strike OF his men on the Southern were
more encouraging than at any time for
several days.
The close OF the hrst week OF the strike
finds the Southern officials expressing the
usual indifference to the matter. They
have discontinued several small telegraph
stations and established operators at places
which were formerly only sidiLgs.
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LOCAL.

Proceedings of the third days session
Of the Transmissssippi Commercial Con
gress Cripple Greek captured the next
meeting.
The Master Plumbers association of
Texas Is in session in Houston.
The Repeau family had reunion yester-
day.
o. NJ Carter was wounded in a difa-
Guilty at Houston Heights.
list of the counties TO form the new
Federal court district.
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GERMAN INTERFERENCE ALLEGED
In the Domestic Affairs OF the Re-
PUBLIC of DrnEiI.

In the Domestic Affairs of the Re-
public of Brasil.
Correspondence OF the Associated, Press.)
Rio de Janeiro, March 2S.-Advices from
the frontier of Brazil and Uruguay show
that large amount of arms and ammu
milton, including Krupp guns and Mauser
rifles. together with large quantities of
other war material. have been imported
into the state OF Rio Grande do Sui, In
the extreme south of Brazil. Federalist
newspapers here and there assert that a
southern states of Brazil and formA con-
federacy with Uruguay under the protec-
ton of Germany. The three southern
states suspected of this project are Rio
Grande do Sui, Parana and Santa Cath
arina
The recent visit to that section OF the
German minister to Brazil, Count Arcc
Valley, and the German consul are said
to be connected with such an undertaking
which, according 10 the federaist press, |:
being promoted under cover of pretended
separation Of Rio Grande do Sui from the
rest OF Brazil.
The Gazetta dc Noticias and the Ciudade
de Rio have both published a series Of
articles dealing with supposed plans OF
Germany 10 take advantage OF my futur,
difficulties of the United States in order
to protect the southern part of Brazil
The former Journal. point out that the
territory now inhabited exclusively by Ger.
mans in Brazil is far more extensive thar
all Germany, and the Cludade has recertl,
shown that the Germans have published
maps of Southern Brazil, entitled ANT.
arctic Germany"
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You Know what You Are TaI,n~

when you take Groves Tasteless chill
Tonic. The formula is plainly printed on
every bottle showing that 1t contains Iron
ana Quinine put up in correct proportion.
and is in tasteless form. lmltators Al
not advertise their formula. knowing ths,
you would not buy their medicine il YOU
knew what IL contained. Groves is the
nalarial sections Of the United States
No cure. no pay. Price 50 eents-
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THE TRAXsvAAL.

The heavy rains in the Free State keep
both sides inactive
Boer investment of wepener continues.
Tho Boer peace commissioners had audi
ences with wilhelmina and her mother
Roberts Is said to he ready to make
move.
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EN-. County Farmer Kiuca.

Ennis, Texas, April ls.--Mr. John Roach.
a prosperous citizen of the Bardwell com
mpnity. eight miles east of Ennis. was
here today with his wagon loaded with
-four when his team became frightened
and ran away Mr. Roach was thrown
tsom the Wagon ana falaIly hurt lie 4lea
a $50 thu afternoon.
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MEXICAN CATTLE
Are to lie shipped To Texas In Large
Numbers

III Paso, Texas, April 1a-The Sierra Madre
railway OF Mexico, connecting this city with
the Casa Grande valley, 40 miles southwest
has received notice to supply 800 stock cars
10 handle the large shipments Of cattle from
tho Casa Grandes country Ii is estimated
that between $4,000 and 5000 head. rnosily
calves, will be shipped from that country
through III Paso TO the ranges 10 Texns New
Mexico aud Colorado duriRg the next few
weeks The cattle come principally from ths
Carrots, Corralitos and Ascarete ranches an6
are mostly sold to American ranchmen.
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Chinese Cotton Miils,

Washington, April ls.-7consul General
Goodnow. ct shanghai, in report to the
state department relative to Chinese cot
ton mills, says that the Han Kau mill has
been obliged to give up weaving cloth and
take to spinning. He further says that
wages are rapidly increasing in China,
though labor in some cases Is Is per cent
less effective aud that the United States
can control the market In North China
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TEXAS POLITics.

Mr.. Bailey announces that he will re-
turn to Washington shortly.
The Tenth district republicans met at
Richmond and elected delegates to the
Philadelphia convention.
Former Governor Iiosg made the hrst
OF his constitutional amendment speeches
at waco.
Mr.. Masterson Of Bruzoria ia no longer
candidate for congress.
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DOM ESIIC.

II Is persistently reported that Taylor
has been indicted by the grand jury.
Both parties to tho teitgraphors' strike
claim TO have the best of it.
The contractors are said to be willing
TO end the croton dam strike by grant
ing demands.
Floods in the Southeast have caused
great loss of property and life.
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MR. nnYAN.s DAWES.
!. In Good Health ana WIN Continue

IL In Good Health ana WIN Continue
His Tour. q
81. Louis, Mo-, April iS.--The following
dispatch was received this afternoon from
Austin, Texas;
To the Editor OF the Post-Dispatch
You may state for me that the stories
THAI I am in III health are untrue. I
have never felt better In my lite speak
tonight at the university auditorium. next
Saturday at yeargins Grove. this county,
and on next Tuesday at Wichita. Texas
". ]. Bryan.
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POLITICAL.

Senator Hanna was very sick man ioi
a time.
The Alabama republicans split wldo
open and one man was shot.
w. j. Bryan denies reports OF his bad
health.
Ex-Governor Boies says the United
States is now as much n tyrant as Spain.
The Tennessee republicans are In n fair
way to split today
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COMMERCIAL.

Cotton was dull and featureless.
Bear raid on Iron and steel resulted In
charges of bad faith.
Small traders were prominent In the
stock markets
Grain was generally quiet: spring
weather and lower cables produced some
easiness, although cash business was ex-
collent
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-04-20
RAILROADS.

The attorney general decides there is
no law preventing the consolidation
of the X c. S. and the T. and F. S.
Work has begun on the extension of the
c.. w and B. V.
W. W. Kent has resigned MS general
manager OF the La Porte road.
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THE oRoroN DAM srRrK e.
Contractors Are willing to Grant
the Demands.

New York, April i9.-'rhe contracting
may after all end the strike at the Cor
nell dam and its quarries by adding SIC
a day or less to It's pay roll, as It has
msde known its willingness TO give the
laborers clRssed as hsnd arlllgrs $3.50 h
day Of ten hours. the compromise rate
asked by the strikers. The firm Insists
that this Is not concession. but that had
the men not struck this would have besn
paid them.
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President Mckinley, fnvors the large use
OF both gold and silver as money, the cleo
ton OF United states senators by popular
vote and the suppression OF trusts
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General Gillespie, president of the Miss
issippi river committee, today made an
argument before the senate committee on
commerce for an appropriation for the
lower Mississippi at the present session OF
congress.
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Colorado nepublicnns.

Carson, New, April 10, The republican
etaie convention today elected six dele
Es$eo 70 Tho Naticns, convention The
p,et1sP9 ia4essss sAs administration OF
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THE yAauI WAR.
Returned Californian Tells of Stu
afiou ne Seat of War

alton nt Seat of War.
San Francisco, April ls.--Henry Hosh-
stey OF Oakland. who has returned from
the seat OF the yaaui war in Mexico.
brings the following news
The Mexiesus sent out word that the
war was over, but At the same time 1000
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FOREIGN.

Tbreo Fillpiuos have heen sentenced 10
Imprisonment for guerilla warfare.
Sweden has made large appropriations
for munitions of war.
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New York, April io,--It was declared
today by Frank Campbell, chairman %
the democratic State committee. that the
committee had decided TO hold the So To-
convention in the middle Of June in this
city, and that so certain We're the mem
bers that William J. Bryan would be the
natural nominee for the presidential can
didacy that the delegates would not be
instructed"
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SPORT.

The booklcs are reaping a golden har-
vest at Memphis
The National baseball season opened
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The treasury department has completed
the arrangements for the retirement OF
the Puerto Rican money and the substtu-
ton OF American currency
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NEW YORK DEMOCRATS.
All Signs Point to n Harmouiou,
Conventions

New York. April ie.--All signs point 10
a harmonious meeting of the democratic
state convention in this city tomorrow
Former Senators Hill and Murphy arrived
today and were in consultation with John
II Carroll, the representative OF Richard
Croker and James II. Shevlln and Senator
McCarrel, the representatives OF Hugh Nc
Laughlin OF Brooklyn. Mr. Mclaughlin
health is very poor and he Will not be a
delegate TO the National convention.
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TIE navy department has secured a
5000-ton steamer 10 carry the wheat and
other food supplies collected by charlta-
Bile organizations In New York to the
plague snd famine sufferers in India.
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WASHINGTON NOTES.

Washington, April 1s,-The president to-
day sent the following nomination for
postmasters to the senate: Texas-Prlnce
A. Hazard, Colorado.
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Marriage.

Mr.. Horace Bishop ana !. ~
Bates; near Kaufman, Aprii y y
Mr.. r. w. Odom ana M'S Z
at Kusten, April 10.
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MERIDIAN. Miss.--lt will be three and pos
sibly four days before the Northeastern, tho
Alabama Great Northern, the Southern and
the Alabama aud vieksburg railroads and the
Mobile and Ohio can resume business through
this section The washouts were more de-
structive than the officials anticipated.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1900-03-17
AUGUST FLOWER,

at 10 = surprising fact" says Prof
Houtou, "that ia my travels In all
parts of the world. for the last ten
years. I have met more people hav-
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than any other remedy, for dyspep-
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A SHOCKING ACCIDENT.

On Sunday forenoon Frank John.
son, the 13-year old son of Mr.. and
Mrs. s. X. johnson, who live on the
Henshaw farm, two miles north of
town, took shotgun and went
over into the timber along the river
to look for game. He was over
taken by Clyde Large, and the two
hunted together. A rabbit took
refuge under log and some drift
and Frank Johnson got up on the
log and grabbed the gun by the
muzzle and tried to scare the rab.
bit out by pounding with the butt
of the gun. II 10 supposed the gun
was cooked. In some manner II
wac discharged and the entire load
took effect in the left side of his
neck. causing almost instant death.
The Large boy ran to the johnson
home and informed the parents,
who summoned assistance and
went to the scene of the accident
where the lifeless body of the boy
was found.
DR.. C. NJ. Jones was sent for, but
nothing could he done.
Coroner English was notified and
repaired TO the scene, but as IL was
an accident beyond any reasonable
doubt, he deemed an inquest uu-
necessary.
Funeral service were held Mon
day, conducted by Prof. E. o. Noble.
and the remains inferred in the
Baxter cemetery.
The parents are grief stricken and
have the sympathy of the entire
community.
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NOTICE.

Notice 10 hereby given that the
registration books which are now
open at the Office of c. w. Daniels
and also at my deck in the NEWS
Office, will be closed on Friday
evening. March q. All persons ex
pecting to vote ut the spring cleo
ton must register before that time.
Last year's registration is not good
for this year.
C. A. WILLIS,
City Clerk.