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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-09-06

Six and a half furlongs. selling Godfrey
102. Disturber. Elm CONG. Dolly Werthoff.
Lilo Simmons 100 sharpless Hopbrook
los, The Pride 10g Beverage N5, Rattan 1903,
Fonsoee l02 Enus %, Silver Garter a6.
Protus 100 INSTANTLY. Carbuncle 1oS, Young
Dixon 90. Eberhart llS.
Milo--Gonfalon, knight of Rhodes lie Her.
bert III. Flaunt t16 To-day ii6 Unmasked
1l3 tKeene entryl
The Golden Rod 2-year- Odds six and a
half furlongs on turf-Deuurr1r l22 lario
10. AutoliEht no, Dublin l22 DR. Barlow,
Wentworth lie Henry Clay Rye 100, Alnrd
Schek i22, June Gayle 10.
SHE Omnium handicap. mile and a fur
Observation-Disclosures IS, Mnrtimas los. Vulcan
li3. Rockton l07. Decanter lO5, Charentus
l0G, Potene i0.
Five and half furlongs, handicap All
Green III. Duly 1l9, Kenlworth ll6, SurmisC
ll5 Shsrpshooter ia. Silverdalo ~, Princess
Pepper III. MaNmus lO6. Scurry l05. OBJ
orator 1902, Colchester 100 Orderer 9S, Him
self, Glade Run 81. Salve %.
Selling. mile and three-siNteenths, on turf
Maxine Gomez lis. Dissenter GreenocI
1903 KNIGHT Bauneret o., The Amazon 105
Big Gun 100 villa V. aS, Sir Fitzhugh 90
| COMPENSATION lie, Alsike 100
Clear. fast.
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THE RACES.
Harlem Results.

Chicago. September Ten maiden 2-yedr-
ODDS started in tho first race az Harlem to-
day. tridolin was made the favorite at IL
TO 10 aud won easily.
Five furlonEs-- Frdoin, Katherine Ennis,
Ep Time / Q2 3-6.
six furiongs Tayon Highland Lad, Len
nep, Time l.li,
Aile-Hi Lee. Bin Garrett, Silver Flzz. Time
lI1.
Mn,-van Hoorebel,e, The Lady, Flori1ar
Time 40 i-5.
Five and half furlongs Harry lIrendeen
shut IN, Natural Gas. limo ;oS i-5
Mile aud an eighth Catastrophe. Donation
What Next. Time 1905 20
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CURES BLOOD P0IsIS
A Trial Treatment Sen. :.
Who surcr From Free i i,
OF the Disease. '~ss
Cures Cases That Hot x,., 4
all Other Treatmrn,. prinss Z,
Even Help. s y

There has been d,soov,...
Medical Institute. III EIpt,.os As h
Wayne. Ind. the most rs Bldg n
poisen cure ever heard Of. I !, n.s Nj
pusa na noss az mucous ps w s'
chanores, alterations on thn soloret NJ
dreds Of cases where the baI, ivy asd d "a
had fallen out and the ghoia s., AUG sytA,s,
Of hoils, p;mples and ulcers 's ,h,. vss u,
S sPeeln M has completely changed ~
ical health. Every RAILROAD .,'n u tx
Wayne brings scores Of snffefsr r' a lot Il
new and marvellous cure and "a sssxft u
who can not travel to realiss v saus ~
marvellous ,, work the Institute i AZ sss.. -
ing they Will send flee to every s,S Sssol;;lts
trial treatment SO that evs,. sunun N
themselves in the privacy Of t6 sIr' ga II
This Is the only known cure Tor N.Y. osp sssst
Do not hesitate to write nj oncs w. Ivy p.5.t
trial will be sent sealed in paip NV n,a. y N
I
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POLITICAL.

Secretary Gage. In letter TO Carl
schurz. expresses fear that Bryan may
he able TO change the monetary laws. u
elected.
The New York republicans ratified the
slato previously mad1 cut.
Mr. Bryan made two speeches In West
Virginia.
The result OF the Vermont election
shows n drifting away from imperialism.
Richard olney VIII support Bryan.
The National party made nominations
for president and vice president
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JUST LIBEL LAW DEMANDED
ny Democrats of the Twenty-nfth
Senatorial District

Hondo' Texas September 5.-The demo-
cratic convention OF the Twenty fourth
senatorial district met here today and
nominated Hon. Theodore Harris Of san
Antonio Cor State senator.
Among the resolutions adopted by the
convention was the following: 'sRecog-
MIXING the press as an Indispensable fac.
toF ~ democratic government, we de-
Ihana The enactment OF a statute govern.
ing actions for civil libel, a law which
VIII protect the public and permit tn,
press TO discharge its legitimate duty to
society and making the question OF malice
ana damages issues-of fact for the jury tc
decide" 49,
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FREIGHT RATE DISCUSSION.
TeNnrisnnn and Shreveport Nntes
Considered by Managers.

st. Louis, Mo. September 5.--A con-
ference of freight traffic managers of the
lines Interested in the adjustment of rates
from Louisville and ST. Louis to shreve-
port, was held today at the office OF
Chairman Gale OF the Southwestern
freight bureau.
Incidentally the Texarkana rate sit
uation was involved in the discussion. The
several Interests were fully represented.
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COMMERCIAL.

Spot cotton advances 3-i6d tn Liverpool,
1-io. in New York. 1-4@3-sc In New Or
leans. lac in Galveston and 5-1sc in Hous-
ton.
Cotton futures make a big advance in
all the markets.
There was terrific bull speculation on
the New York cotton exchange.
Wheat and corn closed lower; oats
closed lSc higher.
Compared with its former stagnatlon,
the stock market was animated.
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THROUGH ronn,pprS CITY.

The Allied Troops Marched In FRO
ccssiou.
London, September S.-Gen. Sir Alfred
Gasalee, commander OF the British Indian
troops at the Chinese capital wires as
follows from Pekin, August 20. to Lord
George Hamilton, secretary OF atate for
india:
Tho allies marched through the For-
hidden City yesterday august 2sl. The
British had third place in the procession,
the Japanese being IN greater strength"
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RussIA's PROPOSAL
Is satd 10 He Dictated ny Political
Motives.

Berlin, September 5.A member of the
Japanese legation in Berlin said to the
correspondent of the Associated Press 10
day; THE withdrawal of the allies wonld
have very bad moral effect in China,
Russia believe, viii withdraw, beeaus
from her standpoint this is the shrewdest
thing to do. as 1t would insure the con-
tipuance OF her influence In pekin. partic-
ularly with III Hung Chang, who has al
ways been ready TO do Russias VIII in
China"
This official thought the Japanese would
not withdraw.
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Powers, executions overruisa

Georgetown, KY, September S-lsll
Cantrill today overruled the bill 81 y
ceptions in the case of ex-secreiiT
State Caleb Powers, convicted IS ixs'
sorry before the fact to the assassls.s
OF William Goebel and sentenced y =
prisonment for life.
Powers was taken back to Lnlis1lls
o'clock by Deputies Hearn and re-
He was handcuffed, both coming ~
Louisville and returning.
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shccnrhrnd nernItr.

New York s7plemhcr ST. The Koenes
showed another good hly today at Sleeps
head BAY IN Noon Day. which at I to 1
salloped all the way and won the Rella
stokes. aE
Summaries:
Six furlongs-The Regent, The Golden
Prince Bowen Time 1910 i.S
Mile McAleekin. Whaling Con Kamara.
Time 40 i-S
The Belle stakes. futnrity course Noon
Day. sweet Lavender. Lady schorr, Time
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ST. Louis Results.

st, Louis, septomber 5,--Kiuloch Park re-
suits;
STA and half furlonss, selling-rurnau.
omella, ]. r. G. Time l;9p3.
SIX aud a half furlongs-Mr. Drookwood
Hlda H., nolsarle. Time 1;2lA.
Seven Acknowledgement Benham, Mona
u Tine 1854,
Six furlongs, handicap-@AI Maggie Davis, Ths
Light Nobeman. Time 1915.
Mile, scllng--Glen Lake. Sprung. Guide
rCck Timo i;iGia.
Six and half furlongs-The singer Amelia
strRthmore poralice. Time LA.
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LOCAL

Mr.. II. W. cortes selected as manager
for the coming Fruit, Flower and vege-
table Festival.
remarkably low death rate for the
month Of August.
An Intellectual effort to hold special
meeting Of tho city council.
New plans to be selected for improving
Turner hall.
The State bowling tournament will be
held at Houston November IS.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-09-06

ans .,rsa rspedies." You - IN
anu tee mai there is q ysi NM y
upon - attaehed 10 sll these ss All 4
that in the end you py ana s,sst
would 10 real doetor ma ors ~
understanding your case a ~, eufts
reputation depends UPON trsstn'',
makes. Most OF these ~ .s,s Il . Y
n%nsS, .,rsniy OF a few dose ssss ~
e .,os.ar,,,, stimulant. which. ~s ne -
pows'iu vs worn Of. leave M m. ~
teels nav rS,tien than before "
ment" - never refe,..
these methods. For wen .,.r--a Es;,s,
been = practieing physl saal, aisssi..
IN ,hs treatment OF ensv' s.sr ~ y
~ .A women. Year BY ~ n ~
~ sas grown until tooS suy "
.tee , n"s aver than thai = ..srlj
ven ines ,in N Ms line In inc ss 1T =
specialist IN S,s N trsstrnsn',,, ~ q
Forces, Weakened Maasii,tie Bios. Y
icooele Structure. sypn, nsry eoris
onipg kidney and Inronls az u
ana ali other forms OF ~ "a carsf Z
ing diseases are cured.
cured. a.. "a psrrr<
DR.. Hathawsy.s ofaos ! ,hsrs 49,
Is not here today - .nmupxS ~
He practices 10 the 0' &
Is known, .avics frw : y
or BY mall. Always 0 e
ever possible. -uAWAy, 4
y NEWTON HATE O. Z
Or. Hnthsws,. Astse'a
eO9p Ala sns flAss'
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considered by congress when 1t meets this
winter.
This morning Mr.. Rurleson mad an ex-
tended interview with General Wilson,
chief OF engineers, and Colonel McKen-
zie. hia assistant. and as a result thereof
General Wilson wired Colonel Robert re-
questing that he forward Captain Richie &
report at the earliest practical mCsent.
Mr.. Burleson's return home will be de-
layed somewhat by this unforeseen DELAY;
he NIL remain on the ground until the
secretary or war acts on Captain Richie
report. General Wilson has given him tho
assurance that every effort will be made
TO facilitate the matter whom he repori
reaches him.
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Mrs. w. II. naraeuan u.,o

uValde' Texas, September 5.--Today,
MIS- Hsrdeman, wife OF w II. Harde-
man died at the home of Mrs. John r.
Baylor. near Monteli. in this county. Mrs.
hArdeman was the daughter OF the late
Seneral John r. Baylor ana one of the
most widely known and highly respected
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TEXAS POLITICS.

Mr. Burgess will open his campaign at
Alvin on the 10th.
Republican county conventions we're held
in various counties.
No nomination was made by the Sec
ond congressional district republican con-
yention.
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ADMIRAL srsmo,n's REPORT.
He Has Praise for McCaIIn and III,
Men.

Men.
London, September 5.-The British ad-
mIralty has issued Vice Admiral Sew
mour's detailed report OF the experiences
of the arst Pekin RELIEF expedition. ], is
good reading. but embraces nothing not
previously known.
Regarding Captain McCalla. be says;
Captain MccalIa was OF the greatest
service to me and to all concerned. lie
was slightly wounded IA three places and
we'll merits recognition"
To Rear admiral kempn he says;
81 can not conclude my letter without
expressing to you, sir. the high admiration
l have for Captain MeCalla. who accom-
panied US In command OF your officers and
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The September stakes, mile and three fur
or et-- n tlashandra, Advance Guard. Motley
Time 2.22
Six furongs--Knight Of Rhodes La Tosca
II sanders. Time i:l3 As.
Mile and furlong on turt--Candle BLACK.
Miilsream. Golden Sceptcr. Time :54 IS.
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Replies have been received from several
United States representatives. abroad re-
gardlng the attitudes OF the various pow
ers on the Russian propoeltlonHi tho con-
tents OF the replies arc not made known
Tho Russian government is preparing for
q long winter campaign in Manchurla,
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ladies In West Texas. Her HUSBAND /, 4
son of the late General Hardemau d, X
federate fame. The interment Win d,
place at the family burial place 4 NJ,
tell tomorrow afternoon.
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raIentine nefentca nrynn.

Bryan. Texas September SIN the second
same OF BAH here this afternoon between
Bryan and Palestine tho score stood Is to Is
In favor OF Palestine when the game Was
called on account OF darkness.
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ynr,lt, roo,hnlI renm.

Austin Texas, September 5,The football
team which will represent the state university
this year Is expected TO report for practice
about the middle of the month. Members
OF the team, those who are hodovors say that
the Varsity will have jam-up organization
this year and will 30 against nearly ali the
Southern COLLEGES
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.

indianapolis /. Chicago T.
Second Indianapolis 0, Chicago 10,
Detroit ., Kansas CITY 0,
Second game-Detroit Z Kansas City 8.
Cleveland .. Minneapolis 6
second Eame--Clevelnnd :, Minneapolis s.
Bunalc :, Milwaukee l.
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VaIerio-Phosphate auinine lG!cvsi
Don't cause nervousness or ringing Y ! !
head, and is a better strengthenins X
tonic for all forms of Malaria ,aaa
ordinary Sulphate of QuininA. y !ss "a !,
not pleased with II your drussi:i VIZ !
fund your money. In tablets, ssc'
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RAILROADS.

Classification suggested by the South
ern commissioners causes no uneaslness.
The sale OF the velasco Terminal road
has been postponed for one week.
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DOMESTIC.

Hon. Arthur sowall died at his summer
home in Maine.
Captain futile OF the steamer Bear re-
ports terrible destitutlcs .s.d sickness In
Alaska.
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Take Lazatlys Bromo oulnine Tablets. All
druggists refund the money Il Il fails to
cure, y. ". Groves signature is on each
box. 25c.
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BASEBALL.
NATIoNAL LEAGUE.

New York. September 5,--The Cincinnatis
lost the ANAL game with the New Yorks this
afternoon, Called at the end OF tho seventh
on account OF darkness
Score II u
lCincinnau ......,,..........1C 100 OH o. 3 10 a
New York .........,.....52 So 02U MI 10
Newton, Hahn and PETIT. Carrlck aud
Crazy.
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anthraclte strike.

New York, September SIT has been as
oertained that the coal operators who Do
business in the anthracite coal districts
discussed at their meeting in this city
the threatened strike among their en-
ployes and that after lengthy conference
a committee was appointed to draft a
statement setting forth the views OF the
operators and refusing to recognize tho
United Mine Workers OF America.
The statement asserts that the United
Mine Workers and their leaders are com
posed of soft coal men not familiar with
the conditions OF anthracite mining and
the assocblitsn OF the anthracite men with
the soft coal district is believed 10 be an.
tagonistic 70 the best interests OF the men
ana mine owners. /; is alleged that the
soft coal interests wouli reap the bencnt
OF any troubles or strikes caused by thai
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"Free Treatment,
Free Samples
A "string" Is Always Attasosa c.ab
Generous offers The uiun'ssm ~
Less and Results certain nsa
ARE treated BY Dr.. nsaH."v
the Master Specialist

II your house needs repairing ysa ~ X
not get blacksmith 20 90 !. .ais'|
when YOU are sick, do you puf !. "
miss mixture Of drugs from ''ns s.i,l|
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GENERAL sTRIhE ExPEcrEu.
II VIII Anect id3.OOo Anthracite coal
Miners.

Indianapolis, September S.--John Mitch
ell, president of the United Nine Workers
VIII be here tomorrow in time for the
meeting of the board. which will be tue
most important one held since general
strike was ordered. effective July 4, 1897
when 10000 men were called out of the
mines for several weeks. The strike now
imminent involves $4,000 men Mr..
Mitchell expects the board members t.
declare without hesitation for gen raj
anthracite strike
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"inshux|
rsthsr ~
20 FOR ~.
msni y
some 81
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Boston, septembcr s-Pittsburs won today

BROOKLYN. September s. BrooIdyn and
Chicago played cG two postponed games to-
day aud broke even Hard hitting won the
first game for Brooklyn. In the second
game the Brooklyn nclders went to pieces
in the NTH inning and Chicago won in a
cnLtef,
Score n II II
Chicago ...........,.,.,. 0l0 100 no 10
Brooklyn ,....,....,... .00t $40 ok II
TAYLOR and Chance: McGunity and FAR
rel
second game r II F
Chicago ................ 900 0s1 120-i2 Ia
Brooklyn ........... 900 OOl ODD If
Menefee aud Donahue; Howell and Me-
CURE,
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PR0BABEE REDUCTIONS
IN WAR TAXES.
Republican Members az ways and
Means Committee Making Prog
resa with Btll.

WASHINGTON. Nov. aA-The suhcom-
mittee OF the Republican membership OF
the ways and means committee held q
short session today and adjourned until
Monday.
The subcommittee has not yet compiet-
cd the draft OF the b.l. but Is making
progress. II is stated that II Is not likely
that the general outlines agreed on Will
be changed before the bill goes TO the full
committee, unless there is a great pressure
among Republican members as they ar
rive in the city.
II is understood that In addition 20 re-
auctions heretofore mentioned the Increase
OF 50 cents per thousand on cigars will be
removed, also that the stamp taxes on
steamship tickets win be taken OF. be-
cause the revenue received does not JUS
tify the difficulties OF collection.
Members of the committee have been
asked 20 remove the stamp taxes on for
eign bills OF exchange and bills OF ladlng.
and II Is possible that that matter may
be reopened. The tax on parlor car chairs
and sleeping herths will remain.
The most important changes IN the pres
ent law Will be schedule r. which prsc-
tically win be wiped out. and which In
clndes medicines and proprietary articles,
The tax probably will be removed from
conveyances. mortgages, etc. These, with
the adjustment of taxes on express re-
ceipts. kilograms. bank checks and some
other stamp taxes will. II Is said. secure
the reduction Of tso00 90 which is the
amount agreed upon by the treasury ON
Gals and tho committee.
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TARGET PRACTICE FAVORED.


WASHINGTON, Nov. as-~Thc annual
report OF the board ~ ordnance and for
uncatfons sum up concisely large
amount OF experimental work accom-
riished by the board during the pest
year A general statement OF what Is
needed In the future Is contained in the
following paragraph:
The work Of eouipplng our coast forti.
hcstsons IL progressing rapidly. and a
large portion of the new armament ~
need for an adequate force 81 trained
artiilerists TO care fer and man the gans
now mounted The board therefore
deems ~ within It's province 10 invite
the attention OF congress TO the necessity
OF REORGANIZATION. and material increase
81 the artillery arm OF tho service.
In this connection also. the board rec
ommends that stems be taken AZ an early
date to provide the coast artillery per-
sonnei with suitable ranges and other
facilities for carrying ont each wear a
system OF practical drill and target prsc-
tice with heavy gums. under conditions
aprrpximafing those Of actual service.
~ 10 protect tho harbors end ~aterwsya
along our coast. the guns nre rs n rule
So placed that target frtnR with full
service charges and AZ the longer and
more IMPORTANT ranges can seldom take
place without cnaangerins tho lives and
damaging the property ~ rrivakc cft-
xens, This ~ raTtiruisriv true In tae
case of fortifcaiions defending tho larger
harbnrs where there II shipping con.
stantfy Within range and where private
houses ara In such close proximity TO the
guns as 10 be seriously affected by
shocks.
"At least three such practice ranges
should he providei~one for the North
Atlantic. one for Tho South Atlantic and
Gulf. aRd one for the Pacific coast"
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-
CULLOM rs FOR DELAY.
session Not Long Enough TO Dis-
cuss Southern Representation.


WASHINGTON. Nov. s-senator Gull
lon no attempt will be made during the
forthcoming session Of congress 20 set
tie the problem of restricted Southern
representation in congress.
This Is a subject that must be consid-
cred during long session OF Congress. ["
said Mr.. Cullen today. The fact is there
are so many important Legislative ma ters
to be considered during the coming Sos
sion that only the most urgent and the
most practicable Of completion viii be
considered. II the Southern representa-
ton adjustment problem were precipI-
tafed IL would no doubt provoke an al
most endless discussion. 7 have no doubt
that almost every man In congress would
want 10 be heard on the subject II
would likewise mako room for a great
deal OF vicious speech on the part OF some
be most undesirable subject to con-
slider at this time.
There are, Of course, two SIDES to the
merits OF this question. I have no doubt
that a great many of the Southern people
are In favor OF a restriction ~ the rep
resentatinn from the South In some OF
the Southern states the free and con-
nuiltty. The black man In either 60.
creed or not allowed to vote at all. and
the same condition applies to many OF
the ignorant whites. These people i'm
agine would favor a curtailment OF the
number OF Southern representatives.
II think that the whole matter. II to
be considered at all. should he aaid aside
Instance, the first session of the Fifty
seventh. That sess on would afford ample
time to give full and complete consld-
GRAFTON 10 the subject
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Appvosehtas Ws.t~ipst Election Ea-
angea Attxatfaa

Special nssFatch To- the Post lnteiiigenrer
WENAfthtsfs. New "a The arst s,nit
snap ~ she season goes 60 s degrees hs.ow
NrfN
ported ~ the beard 81 AsAith yesterday
and tnsiaY
S4QefseF court Will convene here the
it'.so Neal VII arrive here SUNDAY
MI iehn SsrIth dsra at hts acme N
to@n Yesterday. after al iliness of many
seeks With essnsgmptier, The funeral
rites ~ess rNnnuStea by fse C~sd Es.tnws
As> ~ which he was a member liza
lrsNgN widow amd I'VE snsAn children 10
nAsiie Nisa the World TITS remains werp
hngist III the cemrtErY noFth a. town
The n@t1tetgsl elee,ion fer ths tAWn -
Nswafehss viii occar rersszlher q at
Witch ssEie there Nff ee three essunell-
msu e sisct. The cleetsen premises 10 Se
an exriflrK aHe.
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rsnnIEa snor nv Az aerp NAN.
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nurtna a strusss~.

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