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Friday and
Saturday Special
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grocers and leaders GLOW prices.

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interests here. pointed Mr.. Wood to the
fact that collections last month were
more than 50 per cent better than they
were for the same month in '98 and that
they were getting better every year
These two men, who have 10 do with
the things that naturally interest and
test the conditions Of the farmers Of the
country, were both high in their opinions
Of the future greatness Of Kansas.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-03-23
FOUGHT FIRE AND SMALLPOX
Blaze at 352 North Main Causes Great
Excitement

Fire broke out Upstairs at - North
Main street last night, and the fire boys
had a peculiar experience. There was a
smallpox patient at the place, and there
was no one to take it out without ex-
posing a large crowd who had gathered.
Neither would it do TO turn the chemical
engine on the patient or pay upon it
with a stream. It became necessary in
the rush and confusion TO call for the
patrol wagon and take the patient to
the pest house, after which the fire fight
ing went on with the usual energy and
the fire was extinguished without much
damage.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-03-23

25 cents. Sold By ali medicine dealers.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-03-23

Fresh Butter, Eggs ard every
thing u the vegetable line g De
had. Our prices are always the
lowest.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-08-19
BERLIN BUDGET.
Papers Fraise Austria ma a stead
inst Ally.

fast Ally.
Berlin, August 1S--The press publish ar
ticles on the subject of the birthday of EN-
peror Francis-Joseph of Austria.
The Militair wochenblatt calls attention tc
the fact that the Austrians and Germans for
the first time since 1864 have fought together
in China.
majority of the papers praise Austria
as the "steadfast and unimpeochable ally oil
Germany"
The naval manouvers this year are OF
speoial interest because some Of them. Sep
TENDER / to September IA, will be in con-
junction with the army. The coming week
will be devoted to tactical exercises and
nightly torpedo boat attacks in the North
sea.
From a number OF letters published in the
papers 1t appears that the situation in Samoa
is rather unsatisfactory. The governor be-
cause it Is claimed he was doing justice 10
Tanu and his party, was severely blamed by
the Mataafa party. Ceaseless discussions
followed. though hardly actual hostilities oc-
curreo
Dr. Studt, Prussian minister Of worship, is
tercely attacked by the entire centrlst and
socialist press because OF his religious order
that religious Instruction in the province OF
posen henceforth be given entirely informal.
The Cologne Zeitung threatens another Gull
turtampf unless Dr. Studt rescinds the order,
The VOerwaerts says socialist national
convention has been arranged for September
! II at Mayence,
! The German swimming clubs began today
three days of contests for an honorary prize
dred and forty-eight swimmers are compet-
ing,
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CASE or mrs. MAVERICK.
1t Has Been Revived by an Attack on
the Late Lord Russell.

the s5ate Lore husbeAt.
London. August 1S.-The case OF Mrs. May
brick has been revived by an extraordinary
attack upon Baron Russell. lord chief justice
lof England, which has appeared in the col
umns OF the Liverpool Post. owned by Com
mcner Edward Russell. The Post declares
that Baron Russell neglected the case and
even failed to declare his personal conviction
o. his clients Innocence. saying: Which
had he done. despite the decrepit Judge who
presided. Mrs. Maybrick would have been
acquitted
so extraordinary an attack on the dead chief
justice by So prominent a journal at once
aroused Mrs. Maybrick's friends. DR.. Clark
Bell OF New York. secretary and former
president OF the Medlco- Legal society, her
counsel hurried to London from Paris yes
terday and had long consultation with the
united States ambassador, Mr., Choate, who
IS keealy Interested, and it is understood he
has promised to renew his efforts to secure
the prisoners release. To representative
OF the Associated Press DR.. Bell said: This
is most remarkable attack. II comes from
no friend Of MRS Maybrick. II is a great
Injustice 10 Lord Russell Every home secre-
tary and American Ambassador IN England
since Mrs. Maybrick's conviction knows Lord
Russell had absolute confidence in her inno-
cCnce 4"
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retreating to Pekin. one remaining to re-
sist the advance, and the third moving
south.
The allies are led in their advance by
a squadron of Bengalese cavalry. big tur-
baned Indians who enjoy the heat from
which the white men suffer. On Tuesday
they turned the enemy's flank and cap
tured many standards and bugles, killing
thirty-fiye, including one officer. We lost
only one horse
The Japanese cavalry engaged the enc
iny's front at the same TINA acting as in
fantry. Messengers from the legations
are getting through the Chinese lines
daily and reporting to the allied COM
manders.
They say the Chinese government
brought strong pressure to bear on the
ministers in an effort to induce them to
leave the city and thus save China The
disgrace OF the capture OF Pekin.
General Chaffee sends word to Ten
Tsln that It is not safe TO send on sup
plies without strong escort
The British are sending up already lydd-
tie guns and the Russians two mora
batteries The sixth cavalry has heen
reinforced by two troops and the entire
regiment has gone TO the front
/ have Just received news from spies
from PelSin that General LII Ping Hang
and the Chinese imperial guard arc infids
the city with thirty modern Krupp guns.
that General Jung Lu and 10000 Man
chu troops hold the fCrts in the city. and
that Is 900 troops from Ho Nan are blyou-
acked outside the walls. The total Chi
nese force at Pekin is "a, 900.
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To Assassinate President Mckinley Said to
Have Been Discovered.
EvERAL OF ALLEGED PLoTTERs ARREs1
They Said Have Formed Their Plans at Naples to Come
% America and Assassinate the President.
Came Different Vessels.
chief Hazen admitted that the two me,

Chief Hazen admitted that the two me~,
were supposed to be anarchists and con-
firmed the story Of the plot Matched IN
Naples In August to kill President Nc
IIinley. Further than this Chief .Hazep
declined to talk, on The groud that ne was
in communication with Chief Whke In
Washington, who had asked that MI news
concerning the suspects come from him
CWilkie).
Chief WillS!e Is quoted as saying: "Tns
two men are not arrested. They are sim
ply detained at quarantine They viii be
deported when the Kaiser Wilhelm goes
back to Europe. 1t IL true that on August
this governments was advised from
Naples that Maresca had LEFT Italy for tne
United States with the purpose Of attack
ing the president. 1t was said that tae
man was most undesirable immigrant.
may have a more interesting story to tell
later"
Chief Hazen was interviewed at his Of
flee In the Federal building to-day He re-
fused 60 give the technical charge on whieh
Aiaresoa and Weida are detained. He fur
/ ther said Maresca Is a typical anarchist.
"A number Of papers in Italian were found
on the two men and have been turned over
! TO Commissioner Fitehie. No weapons
were found on either of the men. About
I 10 o'clock Antonio Weida, who says he is
E . bAHNuGA VI Lub NHNAl4Iu fFoAoaf rAlJ WIZ
/ lives in this city, called at The barge Office
accompanied by q lawyer and asked 10 see
his brother, but permission was refused
until the detained men had been before
he board OF special inquiry.
( Antonio made the following statement:
My brother. father, mother. sister and
myself all lived at Sorrento, near Naples,
until four NJ 3nths ago. My brother and /
had been soldiers in the italian army.
When l came to America four months ago
he was In the navy. did not expect him
on this boat although l knew he intended
following me 10 America. / do not be-
lieye he ever belonged 10 an anarchist,
socialist, political or secret society. He
was never imprisoned nor arrested to
my knowledge We have no relatives in
this country except an uncle in this city.
] ana positive my brother knows no anar-
chist In Paterson or New York"
Chief Haeen. Assistant Secretary OF the
Treasury Taylor Or, Uller and Commits
sicner Fitchie held a conference at noon.
When It was finished the three refused to
discuss the matter in any phase Cap
tain Howard said that Chief Hazen had
returned TO the barge office the papers
found on the men and that they contain
no discriminating evidence.
Guiesslppe Costa, supposed to be one OF
the anarchists who is detained on the
Narragansett, Jumped from that ship last
night ana remained in the water until
morning, At daylight, thoroughly ex-
hausted he went ashore on Bedloes
island and was found naked and uncon-
scious by the captain OF an excursion boat
Costa said he had come over as a stow
away on the Gallia, He was clothed and
was detained At the barge office.
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CHINESE DEMoRALIzEp.
american Troops suffering severely.
Many Dropping out.

american Troops suffering Severely.
Many Dropping out.
New York, August lS.-couriers from,
the front report that after capturing Ho
81 WI the allied forces marched 20 Ma
tow. says a special cable to the Journal
and Advertiser from fits correspondent at
Chez Foo under date OF August is. via
Shanghai. August II. General Tung Fuh
Slang. with large army. barred their
Way, but they fought him back nine
miles. completely demoralizing his army
and preventing It from making any stand
loss
Until Ho 81 WI WAS reached tho march
was terribly hot and dusty. but since
leaving there torrents OF rain have fallen
md made the march extraordinarily heavy
The American troops are suffering Sc
verely and many are falling out exhaust
ca. The Chinese were preparing enor-
nous trenches at Ho 81 Wa. with which
70 Hood the country, hut the rapid adj
vance Of the allies surprised them befor,
they had turned IN The water ana the,
dropped their spades and fed
The cAineas army split into thrsa ona
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REAL INTENTION OF ENGLAND
HER INTENDED EVIDENT ACTION
HAS FOUND CRITICISM.
British Policy Has Cast Suspicion on
Declarations Concerning the
Open Door in China.

Copyright. 1900. by Associated Press)
Paris, August 1s.--England's decision
nor to land troops In Shanghai when con-
vineed that the other powers would fol-
low her example is considered here as
not masking her real intention as to China
as being one OF self-interest. Her in
tended evident action created not a little
criticism but now that it has been
checked, Official circles silently grin at
what Is regarded as rebun. 1t is even
stated that her course cast suspicion upon
the genuineness Of Rngland's attitude re-
sardlng the open door policy, for had Eng
land been lett in possession of the port OF
Shanghai ana IN control Of the rich re-
sources OF tho Yang Use valley, she easily
eould cave been satisfied with her posi-
tlen' whether or NOT cha remalnder OF the
Po"ers secured commercial privileges In
the Oriental empire.
Inc Figaro speaking OF this says; Eng
iand' in wishing TO operate alone on the
rang Use seems 10 desire 10 return TO ina
Po4ley OF sphsrea OF influence, thus strip-
tus tue theory OF the open door which
"tely sue was defending ardently."
la 1atr!e goes even further. announce
ing: The powers have tbarseora 80,
sIuggles TO sustain--one open against tho
1hlnesei the other entirely secret against
england. One scarcely knows which pre-
lolnlnates the dupIieity OF the Chinese or
the duplicity Of England"
rms, however, Is not alone the sourea n,
resentment against what most Frenchmen
consider their perennial foe-England--fo
ohieial circles credit her, by news dix
patches originating from an English
source, with an effort TO belittle the yalor
ana courage OF the French soldiera ana
ardice. - w"
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-08-19
LOCAL.

County commissioners court postponed
the election on the 100000 bond issue
proposition until November 6.
SIX OF the seven aldermen opposing the
proposed electric light plant gave reasons
Tor their opposition.
James NJ sstterwhite. carpenter Eel,
from the second story Of building and
fractured hls skull.
creator Of Sam Allen Lumber company
ana those OF t. NJ. Richardson & Son
held meetings.
rom Richardson gave expression to his
ousers"uohs commercially and industri-
ally during his recent extensive tour.
me remains Of Arthur Smith. who was
hllled by Virgil oden Friday, were
shipped TO Knoxville. Tenn.
Ine new State farm on the Brasos river
was discussed bv Civil Engineer John
MaXoy.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-08-19
CHINA.

Tho Indiana has arrived at raku. The
cruiser New Orleans has arrived at WI
Lung.
German papers attach great Importance
to the fight OF the dowAger empress and
the emperor.
England Is severely criticised in France
for her acts at Shanghai
The semblance of yielding TO pressure
at Shanghai is regarded by the English
as impalrng their influence in the East
and in Europe.
Lord Roberts is TO be relieved of COM
mand in South Africa.
The meager details of the capture of
pekin place the Chinese loss at 400; 100
Japanese were killed, but the losses of
the other international forces are not
given
Russian, German and French troops are
hurrying to Shanghai
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-08-19
Texnnn AN Nov YnrI,.

New York. August 1s.-The following Tex
ans are registered at New York hotels:
Austin-H. ciausen. Herald Square. and
DR.. j. p. Cleaver. Plaza
Dallas-John d, REYNOLDS Albert: Thomas
L; Lauve, Imperial. and John Leonard. Her
Paris y. T, Conway. Bay State: E. n.
Dodd. ST. Denis aud r. IL Bailey, Murray
Hill
San Antonio.-E. Henzberg and Mrs. D.
Q Ragsdale Thomas Broadway Central
Albert
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-08-19
SUMMARY OF ToDAY's IMPORTANT Nj
STATE

HUMPHREYS lynching trial case at rai-
estine has gone to the Jury
Chairman Terrell of the TIewley com
mittee has called an ant-Green meeting.
Prof. Alex. IIogg is an applicant to sue
eeed Judge Reagan on the railway com
mission.
Socialist democrats hold congressional
convention at Sherman.
Frank wicks Of Fort Worth committed
sucide at Fort Worth.
Damage suits filed at Galveston against
international and the Susie roads.
oysters at Sabine Pass have been killed
by fresh water from Sabine Lake.
Negro caught at Groesbeeck peddling
questions and answers embodied in teach
ers' certificates.
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DOMESTIC.

Greater New York's population is s,4s7.-
2o2 gain Of S7.9 per cant
soVerai anarchists were arrested in New
YORK. charged with having conspired to
assasslnate President Mckinley.
caleO Powers was found guilty and sen
benced to imprisonment for life.
Another hot wave has reached Chi.
cago; four deaths resulted.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-08-19
COMMERCIAL.

Cotton futures advanced on the Chron-
iclo weather report.
California fruits in good demand,
There was further recession In the
price Of wheat; corn and oats declined;
provisions we're Arm. closing higher.
In tho stock market the Brooklyn Rapid
Transit statement aroused interest.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-08-19
THE POPE'S LATEST POEM.
Great Pontiff Writes Masterpiece that Surpasses
His Youthful Genius.

in
Rufus
o thought butts ysperfc Iain and ash.
His the Cologne
follows first and done into English;
In JOannem Baptiam N
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voup carper poma uvaf
Arboe auld vetta carpes fuyat2
vein p parent
Indoe praestba morbus
Tum puber cupdo serutli atlnEee
Tonoue ardsbas puchra honeta
cutor seras.
Aaue 'psa Q Quotes e yldt ssta rosarnm
Ante aras netere virgo suasi
At 0 ouantum ab lilo
ccnc
pesensrl
FOedan heui
o Ruio n;eix denenia cept
a soe 5
Ali fach pudeat coeno
Ex dea.ns
AbnuH ct compela amcs
areas 10 resnu aurcn ser
xxtium struts ipso tbi; ne hde pofundum
Atque Ereb in tenbis
All precor averat riSe omen candida Vie
anlde ore
Nutant
T hy pT Ty srt h aoq the Rs nd s ssyss2
1on and Virtues Fly s ~as e 90 Por aone heart
Then II the sumner youth you longea drink wsdom
You naife the dsieader u3d1Tated % foy Religion
A A T prosato h a a s' Mtn 0g roses,
HS eG v h saSSsPs sF h S a sa ss Sh@ ou vt
walk ddt wsnow in the
10 Rufus me- NADINE eized hee2
' soS 9 s 5 isf d ~ ss s s.' thou love n'
rs 's r." sss az ass y 8 @ 'sss Thy ss,
a a '% 'Sa E driven Seaaons o asr Ses GTsS
asos SnoS T Thy pG sysa ' % s Hssvn r'n'
A a WITH Pray mone T love n H s Fsa ' P d'ns-
i6' WIN gracious 'o'"
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-08-19
RAILROADS.

Commissions adjustment OF Texarkana
situation viii benefit Dallas
Rate on wagon material to be advanced.
The gross earnings of the Southern Pa
eiiie for the fiscal year were the largest
in ths history OF the corporation.
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Holie.r cnn,n Mcc,,np

Terrell. Texas, August 1.-THE Poetry holl-
ness camp meeting, eight miles mouth OF tho
city. is attracting large crowds Of people and
the meeting Is quito success Hardly .
service Is held that there are not conversions
or Fanctdeations and the meeting the nlxhi
previous resulted 10 . much larger niimser.
Rev. IL, o. Moore OF Shoibyviila, Texas. Il
deins raost Of lbs preaching
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-08-19
EMPEROR TO wALDnRsEn.
The Count Was the Recipient of Con-
EratuIHtious.

cassell. Prussia. August ls,--In the throne
room Of the palace here today, in the pres
enee OF Fed Marshal Count von waiderses
and his stan, Emperor william presented the
count with feld msrshai's baton and made
pa appropriate speech. 10 which Won Wal
dsrsce replied
Ills majesty said; my Dear Won Wslder-
see congratulate you thar | an Today
osaln able 70 greet won az tbs head Of the
united troops OF the civilized world, Il ia
~ Srsst si&nkaeAnes shAt your apDoistmsRt
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-08-19
sPORT.

Lake Charles club denies statement thai
they were defeated by Beaumont team.
Mccoy in fine condition for his battle
with corbett.
Firemen and Beaumont play today.
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Ad1utant General. Washington.
Chez Foo, Taku, August i7.-Indiana
transport arrived on the 10Th. An are
Wen VIII so to font Pekin taken 18TH
Legations safe. barry.
The Indiana carried battalion Of the
fifteenth infantry. which had been trans
shipped from the Sumner at Nagasaki.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-08-19

from the outset secured the support and
approval of the emperor Of all the Russias,
the mighty ruler who makes his power felt
throughout the continent of Asia. This again
shows how closely united are the old tradi-
lions in arms Of the two empires. hail
with JOY the fact that at his majestys sug-
gestion the whole of the civilized world.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-08-19
POLITICAL.

Democrats throughout the United States
are urged to meet and form clubs on
Saturday, September /.
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SELLING INFoRMAr1oN.
Negro PeddIinG Teacher Certificate
QuestiOnN md AnsMern

HFoesoeeek Texas, August ls.--A negro
claiming to hail from Anderson county was
caught selling the questions and answers
TO The applicants for certificates, selling them
az w each. He said he got them from a
county Judge Prof Munroe telegraphed for
Instructions and was answered make new
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without distinction and spon.ans ss,r,ssa 4
its troops. As Prussian officers " ., e. I. &
gratefully filled with pride At !, ~ ~ N; ua,ai:
nous APPROVAL OF our military I'm q
system and the training and iesn''''v
our general officers.
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INDIANA AT rAku.
The Men Were All Wen and WIN
Co 20 the Front.

Washington, August is.-rhe following
cablegram was received AZ the war Dc
psrtment this morning from Brisadlsr
General Barry OF General ChRffsss stan;
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1900-12-19

Fitzgerald. 4. l.. Democratic Party and :
Silver Party.
For Regent State University Long Term
Evans. !. Y. Silver Party and Demo
cratic Party.
Turrittiu, George +. Republican Party
For Regent State University Short Term
Avcri!l, Mark cpuhllcan Party
Silver Party.
For Acknowledgement:
Hennessr. J. {. Silver Party and Demo-
cratic Party.
Heidenreich, T. J Republican
Piatt. Samuel Republican
Sweeney. James G. Demscratic and Sill
yer Party.
Tvrrel. George Republican Party
Winnie, r.. q. Silver Party and Demo-
cratic Party.
Ful Sheriff and c,-oi'icj" Assessor.
ki,nor. VIM. SILVER Party and Demo-
craft" Party.
Van Et:nl.. H. Il. Republican Parry
For Comfy Clerk and EE-0flicio
Treasurer:
Coz, ing. George ". Silver Party and
u,n,.,-r,ii4. Panty
1,l,,ori. n u P.,s,biirau por,v
ii.f'ol. a X. - publican Party
-,
.,''' q a. '.''' ''''io'f"''c
W.. -
! ~ ,''i W
~4prr.,tcnt!ert of Schools:
! Roberts, T.. r, Republican Party
/ Walsh, j. i4ntneti, Silver Party and
For >uun;y Commissioner Long Terml
| Daugherty. +. ;. Republican Party
. Petersen. =. ii. silver Party and be
niocfatir Party.