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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1900-08-09

"From Kingdom to Colony"-By Mary
Devere1x.
"The Rebel"-By H. B. Marriott-Watson.
"Geber"-By Kate A. Benton.
"Feo"-By Max Pemberton.
"The Green Flag"-By Conan Doyle.
"D. Dlnkelspiel" BY Geo. V. Hobart.
"Phillip WILDWOOD" - BY Robert N.
Stephens.
"Booming of Acre Hill''-By John Ken.
driek Bangs, . .....
"a Manifest Destiny"--By Julia Ma
gruder.
"Sophia"-By Stanley J. Weyman.
"Red Pottage"-By Mary Cholmondley
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-11-09

cliffe were his chief acclsers The for
mer testified that, having seen Mr.. a
Beckett steal form, he prepared trap
for him by marking t.sii e,lf-crowns,
two CT which we're found kAs on in the
defendants pockets. On tne othor hand.
It was proved that Mr. a Beckett was
young man OF good family, who had al
ways enjoyed I repntation that
he was not in debt and was plentifully
sAppiea Aitn .lJnss There was also
evidence that the money could have beeu
secreted IN his clothes without difficulty,
as there was free access to his room.
His counsel claimed that 1t was ride
ulous to suppose that man in his si.-
uatlon wclld run the risk OF running
himself for life by petty theft OF money
OF which he had "a, need Young a
Beckett; himself protested his entire in
nocence, and declared that he must be
the object Of a conspiracy. by which ne
knew nothing and which he could >oa
plain. This was the view which was
/ taken by the court martial, which ac-
Quilted him honorably with not mo-
( ment's hesitation, result due ~ part 20
certain minor discrepancies in the testi-
mony OF Acheson and Radcliffe. The for
mer who is a soldier with long clean
record. stands by his original story. and
has demanded court martial on his
own account. His good character IS one
OF the puzzling features of the case,
There are hints that he may have beer
the AGENT OF more important persons
who, Sthcrto, have kept themselves In
the background.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-11-09

Five ana a half furlongs sellng-Raiston
III, Rinkieader l0S, Hopbrook ITO, beverage
los, Prince Florist llS, Lady Contrary ~
Blarney stone ll6, Wudmere lis. Aibonita no
Elm COnig l1S, Belle of Orleans 49, Shore
ham III
Mite and seventy yards, selling Edgeaeio
l02, San Luis 80. Frank Hall 81, Calear lUg
Moor 1oi, Drogheda lO4. Lone Fisherman
lO2, Himself los Piederich %, Llttlo DAISY
1903, Animosity Us, The Golden Prince IT,.
Glade Run l02, The Brother ~.
Mile and seventy yards, sellng-West Ba-
den &C. Templar vs., Rochester To-, Bannocs
l04 Mgrblehead 1906 Tatar "a, Fonsolee l0b,
Ceylon 50, lluitzlopochtle l09. Dan CUPID
1888 Radford 104, Mercer 95, Bette lo7, EA
cesis 90
Mile and seventy yards, handicap -Charen-
tus III, King Bramble u0. King Barleycorn
1903, kinniknnic 100, Withers lu5, Greyneld
l05, Cnrbuncle 102, Herbert l0l, Marbert ~.
Five and half furlongs, selling for ..
year.old msdens-Pat My Boy 1l5, Minor
Daily III, Lady Padden III. Snaos ll2, Non
parsll llg, Velasquez III, Scnoolmaster 10
Arvelue lis, Egotism liz, Frank Callahan
lis, American Ito, Street Boy III.
Mil4 and seventy yards, maidens all ages
Wnuenere 10, HUMBOLDT 10. Lady Has
been lo7 Leon Ferguson no. Basule lUl
Charawind i07, Miss Mitchell lO7 Osceola
lO7, Angle l01 Ellen y i0l Lord Ogleby
l01, Cephalalgia 1O7, Lizzie Regent lo'
: Matchm 40.
/ Clouoy; fast.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-11-09

Chicago Inter ocean.
Alliance, oho.-At mass meeting held
on Hsrtshorn athletic field today students
Of Motnt Union college decided by a vote
OF 149 TO 20, TO attend ~ more Rotations
until the faculty rescinded its action in
suspending three students for partcipat-
ing in recent escapades. The students sus-
PENDED were Thomas Fornear OF Pitts
burg and Frank Carr and clyde Bentley
If Alliance. who were said to be the lead
e in a nighshirt parade and in putting
President Riker's cow in r ON In the
third story Of the womens boarding hall.
\ Another escapade that aroused the fac
ulty was the FASTING of theatrical .itho-
graphs on the chapel walls. As the re-
suit of the faculty's investigation Bentley
was suspended for one week and Fornear
and Carr for four weeks. The action OF
1 The students at the mass meeting was t.
adrop recitatons until the expiration OF
/ the longest expulsion unless the faculty
chenges the ed ct.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-11-09
IA LAWYERS WHO BECAME
CONFEDERATE GENERALS.

N Nxf. ,,.I
erHuh1 ", Ies'us, is''s ,""'"''
5 A. M. Woo; - ,.
Missouri = N''yol ueue'a, ss'i,5 c,,s.
anu piisa"',. renel' so =, 49,.
~, =" ~'a'N Snu D'''' '' 1850
=. ., So ,, -
Arkansas, MsJer "e ,,e i =, NJ,
man ana ra,rAcn ~; sleouune ~" - ~
adisr uene,a,s of ,,t,, ~
neyhoias' Auer. 10y >, "'""' @"N
James ~ ,appan, =, =, u,n.,-
ieNas MaJoi 80, 'oln =,
ton Aua samuel 1870 anu - ns',,ar
oenerais =, ~ ~ Dry yonn ".
M, " Hctor' : neiuaN NJ 1 ,son, - =.
Johnson, ~ ,s's.ss,n n
"aul anu isoU'S 49,, y,,,,,i,n, "a
ie s'.', pn,,asasS senara,s pnher, uat
oate ahu ~ ,s",s cts,i pi,iao Ina
ION. eeerge Mshes' Siueon ii''o" anu
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-11-09
MISS ANp orr CONTEST.
The Tie shoot between Jordan nm"
Nocser VIII ne settled.

spirited trap contest is scheduled for
Thursday afterno n OF next week at the
Boring Gun club grounds, at the foot Oh
Elgin street The contest VIII deterh'ne
the trap shooting championship ana
Messrs. Louis Moeser and G. W. Jordan
Will be tho contestants.
The same gentlemen tried to setue .le
difference of opinion SIS to who was ,he
best shot Thursday of last week, but icy
tied twice in 25-target- events. ana aiun
have time to shoot any more In aad,tioa
to the honors to go TO the winner Guy"
has put M s25, and the one VINO Is sue.
cessiul Thursday will receive the whoie
$50
Referee o. J. Lorehn has ruled tnat .he
men shall shoot miss and cut contest
tie Arst one missing loos ng TO the otnsI
This manner OF settling the question wiz =,
adj interest to the event, and make II
more exciting ,,,
II the weather is favorable there WI
be other events also and shooters ID pa
ticular and the public in general wiz w
welcomed to the grounds
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-11-09
Cuba Rich in Song Birds.

New York Herald.
Cuba has robin which Is, Digger man
GUS and good singer. Also there Is
KIND of quail, darker in color and mucn
more brilliant than our quail. Our king
bird has a much larger representative on
the island, where are also to De founa
sparrows VIII CHI are back with waite
snots on the wing The black sparrows
are ane singers and the natives eaten
them for cage BIRDS, selling them for a
dollar. One OF TIE nest interesting BIRDS
is a great cuckoo with tan 1901 lone'
II is brown and has har5h' sutterai hot9.
lie hody is small. but its wings are so
large and its tail and neck so long as "a
give it an appearance Of considerable size
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-11-09
MAYOR VAN WlCb
states His Position Regarding the
tcp Trust.

stntes His Position Regarding the
Ice Trust.
New York. n vember S-The Worln
Will print Mayor Van Wyck's answer 10
the charges in the matter Of the Amerl-
can lee company. The answer is addressea
to Governor Roosevelt.
Ia the reply the mayor says that hs
does not own any stock in any ice com
psny. and that he has no direct or maj
rect interest IN any such c1mpany lie
continues: "Ou April IL, 1893, bought
from c. w Morse 5000 shares OF the Stock
in the American Ice company Tor SzoV'ooV'
which was the fair market value Thereon,
of which sum | paid y5Q,eou IN casn py
three checks. and | gave three promisory
notes for the balance one for S5O,00O ana
the other Two r $50. 900 each ! mad Deen
a stakeholder in the knlckerbocker zoe
comrany of Maine long previous to April
H. 1899. md and had pa d for my stocR
therein $4,000 | received clrcuia'
about MAY 10, 1898, offering to exchange
their stock shares for knlckefDochei
stock. and | made such exchange MY en-
tire holding of the ice STOCK mas neen SUI l,
in the open market on the New orr
stock exch,n ge in various lots tof S3Sl,
219.l5 | paid for the stock $3.50 oOO
me mayor said that when he was served
with Justice Gaynors order he did owl
5000 shares of stock of the American
Ice company and that his attention wa!
for Tire first time in the latter part o
May called to the ice company con
tracts with the city TO supply ice an
thu, ne owned stock In the Consolidate
Ice company, which had leased docks u
tho city He then sold his stock. n
had received none OF It as a gift or upo
a nominal consideration
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-11-09
M.eeahec.. Entertninment.

An interesting entertainment py pne
American Pr jecting company OF Calves
ton was given at Bryan nan las'
under the auspices of the Knignls OF '"e
Mscca5ees. The attendance was not Ve's
large. Nut those who were present were
verv we'll entertqine1. Some 100 stereop-
tican views of the disastrous WORK OF tne
storm at C weston were eXn nlteo, , az
twenty seven life moving pictureS-
mo "The Astronomers Dream" and TIE
hattie of San Juan, were shown Pr u.
patton Of st. Louis rendered an illustrates
song entitled Wont You Be My Li'ue
Grip"
A special matinee for children has been
arranged for Bryan hall az p M sa'ur-
dsy
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-11-09
He rorgot to Count ,rhem.

Youths Companies.
Great men fen have not oniy the quai-
!tv CT absent indeiness. blt a sort OF
simplicity OF lnteliiserce watch might be
called foohshnoss in people known 10 be
less gifted tlan they. sir William Venom
n srco.,rt. VINO was chancellor Of the sx-
cleocer IN ;he late liberal ministry OF
biefly eiflee nm and abe statesman.
tells a story OF this kind OF simplicity at
his own expense
He hai expected for some time that 8
man ssrvan. in his employ had been
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-11-09
WACO FLOWER SHOW.
The Annual Event VIII Open Next
Tuesday.

Waco, Texas. November S.--The annual
flower show of the Texas Floral society
opens here next Tuesday, November 10.
The show will be in the Auditorium this
year and awple space is at the disposal
OF the manager, to exercise his genius
for floral display. The society has spared
no EFFORT to make the show this year
eclipse any previous exhibit and there
will be great feast for the aesthetic
The society has offered list o! hand
some and valuable prizes. and there VIII
be lively contests for the honors. Re-
duced fare has been secured on all the
railroads and as the capacity Of the Au-
ditorium affords most excellent oppor-
tunity to display the exhibits and for
their inspection by visitors 1t Is expected
that there will be large crowds In at
tendance from other towns.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-11-09
A CONTEST TALKED OF.
Reuubiicans Claim Fraud i'm CITY OF
ST. Louis.

st. Louis November S.-The republicans
are considering a proposition to contest
the election in the city Of st. Louis. Inc
matter mas already been discussed by tne
republican city central committee and ny
individual candidates, and Will be taken
up for official consideration as soon as
the official count has been made Ihey
alIeqe that a proper examination OF Sne
ballots would result in the rejection of
from $500 to 5000 OF fraudulent votes that
have been placed to the credit OF the dem :
ccraiiG candidates. This would ne SUI
dcent 10 reverse the result on nearly an
inc candidates w. n. Horton, repub-
lican candidate for congress in the Elgh-
teenth district lSt. Louis, Is contem-
plating contesting the election OF J.. j.
Butler (democraO, alleging that the ial-
ter's election was accomplished by the
use Of repeaters and padded registration
! lists
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-11-09
= Dnu,i.nman's view OF II.

Boston JOurnaI.
Mr.. Edw I'd Whymper, F r. G. 81 the
venerable Ensl sh mountain scsler. now
lecturing before the Lowell institute, is
much amazed at the precociousness OF
Boston children 81 see you have rooms
in your nubllc library exclusively for chill
diem, he said the other night and what
is mere you let children 2 years old turn
The leaves OF the books, Why, We would
never dream OF turning the British mu-
scum into day nursery me nIst ln-
slime of Iond n children would be to tear
the hook to pieces. | shall tell the d'-
rector 81 the museum about i when J
gel home. and l don't think he'll believe
me-"
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-11-09
my cHAs. EDGEwoRTH JoNEs0

my CHAS. EDGEwoRTH J0NES)
Among the i7s general officers In the
regular Confederate army many, thefe
were who we're hgufing, not as trained
soldiers, but a. palnstaking hwyers'
when the dread conflict was inausurstea'
In a hurried review oftthe list in quest on
we note the names OF 1873 who were mem
bcrs Of the legal fraternity at the time Of
the precipitation Of the greatest OF de-
fensive wars The record as we have H.
pa,t.ll though IL may be, is as follows;
Virgins General Juoai a.
Early. Major Generals William smith
and william B. Taliaierro ana brlSal.er
(;enera.s X. H. T. Beale. r. y. Colstoh.
John b. Floyd. Samuel Garland lf,
Ezra Hunton, William l.. Jackson. Albeit
G. Jenkins. John D. Imboden. Robert ".
lalIey. Tnomas T. Munford William IL.
PAYNE Roger A. Pryor, George W, Kan
dclph. william Terry, James A. Walker,
G. c. Wharton. William G. Wickhani an
Henry A. Wise. c. S. Al.
Kentucky.--Leutenan General simon
b. Buckner, Major Generals John =.
Breckinsidge ami William Preston ana
Brigadler Generals Basil W DuNe' bca-
| jamin II. Helm. Roger w Hanson
George b. Hodge Joseph H. Lewis, Hum
phrey Marshall and John S. Williams, y
/ 5. A.--l0.
| Georgia. Lieutenant General John ~.
Gordon, Major Generals Howell CepD au'
Ambrose n. Wright and Brigadier ecu
erals Francis s. Barlow, Henry H. Hen
ming. T. r. r. Cobb. Philip Cook. A. IL
coIouitt Dudley NJ DuBose. G. \. Evans
l.. j. Gartrel, George P. Harrison. Jr'
Alfred Iverson, Robert j. Henderson
Henry r. jackson, William II. King
Alexander r. I.awton. Robert Toomns
Edward ID. Tracy william t. Wofford ant
Gilbert j Wright G. S. AL.
Alabama Major Generals Jones VI
Withers. Henry D. Clayton and william
w. Allen and Brigsdier Generals Alpheu
Baker, Cullen A. Battle James H. clAn
ton. William IL. Forney, James T. hol'I
CLAW John + Morgan, Edward A. O'Neal
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-11-09
WHAT A WOMAN WILL no.

Suffer the discomforts OF short shoe
to make her foot look small.
Wonder for a half hour what time II 49,
forgetting the watch tucked into her belt
Walk mile to save a nickel, then spend
II for candy.
Raise her skirt at the side 10 show her
sNk pettiooat, and let II drag at its long
est point.
Go Without lunch. got headache and
spend the price OF the lunch for headache
cures.
Pull her waist in, while plying the foot'
hound Chinese women,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-11-09

San Francisco, November SIX iu'l'r ~.
Galanthus, Litmus, Cambacres' i.i''
Mlle-Kickumbob, The Bunoon' ho'O'i''e'
Time 1881. uorton
Mile and sxleenth-campus' i'o' '0"'
uaqhDe" ma a sixteenth. Emeryvlle handicap
-MiiecS' Morinei Grand saehem lime o cSai
Sat1,, furlongs, selling -Iorslna' poou
Hope, The Bobby. Time i:Sl% so;,rse-Rolling
~ rammore hungarian. Time III
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-11-09
CARING FOR HIS OWN.
ili,bury Gives Fat Places to HIS
Relatives.

)iIsbury Gives Fat Places to HIS
Relatives.
|lnion, November s.-1he new appoint
bad present interesting features That
" wyndhim is universally welcomed,
i thsre Is some biting criticism of Lo-d
EE,sarFs care for his relatives, as h
b h,sa son, two naphews and a scn-in-
1 In the government The Daily News
y why Lord HUN Cecil hiss been | IT
a the cold, remarking that "blo)i
ticker than public intei est and Lord
flsSGy has overdone the thing ra her
Iatilcslly"
n The Carleton club last evening mum
pong feeling was expressed at The pa
aaelance given to the liberal unlonists
The Chamberlain set in the rec IN.
Reed government. There was rr NIB
rs o. the same kind ovar the la g cabi-
sad i was hoped that Lord Salisbury
'uld see nj to REDRESS the grievance. f.s
'sa apartments, however, have given
@a feeling almost of alarm les. I q
alSeIlaln party become absolute di1-
Iors
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-11-09

stealing money from him. A last he re-
solved to set trap for the man, TAX
ing handful OF gold Coins he LAID teem
down on his wr ting desk and went out
presently he sent this servant to the room
to fetch some article. When John had re-
turned he went promptly TO MS room 10
see II the coins had been touched.
on the table, in the place where nc nau
leu them we're gold coins. But were
there AS many as he had left? He did not
know. for he had neglected to count them
before be laid them down.
by this incident you see sald 9ly
william. in telling the story mat / Was
boi n TO be chancellor of the eNchequer'
This is humorous conclusion OF the
matter, more worthy the recital OF au
/ American than that of an Englishman'
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-11-09
Young Aston to he an Executor.

New YORK Herald.
Letters testamentary have been issued
to Waldorf Astor, pursuant to the recent
decision Of Surrogate Thomas. making MIN
one Of the executors Of the will OF John
Jacob Aston. the original, who died about
a half century ago.
The young man will act as an executol
In conjunction with his father William
waldorf Aston, and Charles A. Peabody,
Jr.. in carrying out tue provisions OF Cd
will and looking after the trusts that We
established by the document. He IS II
london. England, WITH his fstnor' AM
only recently attained his majority
one OF the provisions Of the original
viii is that whenever the executors arc
reduced to two they shall agree upon the
selecticr of third to act with theFi'
Some months ago William Waldorf Astof
and Mr. Peabody the surviving executors
decided to appoint Waldorf Astor an ex"
= HgltOr
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-11-09
Audreyys-Huinc.

Mr. Jesse Andrews of the law ou'ce o'
Baker Bolts. Baker & L)vett and MISS
Celeste Bujac. daughter of Mrs. Emma
and the late c. A. Bujac. we're marrieu
6 o'clock Yesterday morning at Chris
chprch and left on the early train on
shor, bridal trip. MIR Andrews is a prom
Using young citizen of Houston ana Inc
bride is one Of Houston's prettiest anu
mnst am. alb e Young ladies'.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-11-09

Five furiUngs, maidenS-Julus Werner naIs
III, Gcrd lisa ll3. Senator joe los, ~. Bluff
los. ack jew Mr. Pomeroy LenoN Gloria
los. eldrtd Jack Doyle Maud RED ns, We
All. George Arab, Emily Cream, MIR camp
BEN 100. ,,-.,.,.
Five and half furlongs -PrirSe Plausi9'I'
VILLAGE Pride 1903, John Gru;s5Y 10 Austei
Ia sy O. LYDIA s. Tourney, OleRma loA
terrorist. Egalte, Nora c. l.uc'l' Bra4
Incato5. 1Ol, Albert Lee, Little Boy blue'
Nacie Mafee 96.
FIVE and q half furlongs-luo dc Alta lol;
l.vcnne. Kchnvrcath, Ben-kart, Rea slgha'
Nile. selling -McAlbert, orion, plidins'
Frank ireland Duty Nellie Prince ~ 1lc {
Thurber, Baird 9S. liansooronsh Mouu'eo''N
Mile and twenty yards-tIerocs, Ellendale
100, Terrene Vincenres La Prince sa' DO 'nnes
Rita lea Norford 1913, Flannt orontas W.
Nile. selling Chauncey Fisher par ,,n1r,
Nv h nepencirg 100 Pen G nc Hoo1S
brigade, Yoioco 9S. Prair.e Dog 10,
Weather cloudy; track good
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-11-09

six and a hall furlongs Sc, selln +5e YaTy
suave zszt 81 sauternie r m.Go' LIZZIE Jack,
SON. son i63. Randozzo lO6, The Jefferson Neess
los. ,oir, nav Obia
t,tl,e, Wbeet. queen Day 1906, Sarah Camp camp
Miss Aubrey, School for Scandal No. r''u''
II Nile ne and one-egbth, seling-w G; W Ca,Is
orlandine 81, limp 9S. Colbert e w. caIion
BARD. Zazel, Flag Of Truce 1872 SIT 'a''"u
l07. ~ .-.,sor Phospho-
rus s.. miss Redwood %. The Geener, ra u
Fonso Elsie Barnes, Hermencla. fu l
i,operi GRAY lO2, Ben Boy, CASTOR loS' N'u'I
SIX fu,longs-custodia 100 Life Lane H. l y,
Joe Battle los puce TeGgr, kniU SSs p "io.
Prime Stonemonth lOS, Mosketo lgo, ~ ~,
,aino Alex Pearson, Hemesite, Arlene ap'
bolt l10. Warranted llS No., paschei
Sly and a halt furlongs, selhngLr as 5I "a
"a Ront o. Poorlands, Islip, the Bonq
O Pardst b lSS clp iSs Castle y5 iSs
peist los The Dauphin Ill
Cloudy. fast
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-11-09

Springfield, H., November s.--senator
cullom left today for Washington to sit
as member Of the senate committee 10
investigate Cuban postal entertainments
He feels assured of seventy votes in eau
Gus OF the 112 republican members of the
legislature elected. Governor Tanner on
the contrary, asserted today that Senator
CulIom would not have over fifty votes.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-11-09
Result in North Dakota.

Minneapolis, Mimi. November s.-A
Times special from Fargo \. D., says:
Nearly complete returns so far have
changed the situation So that all coun-
ties are now said to be republican. In
dividual figures have been lost sight Of in
the majority, which is now 1887, nearly
one fourth the total vote, and an in
crease of 1877 per cent in the Mckinley
majority over four years ago.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-11-09

Of Ashiy Rluitt the ti-year-old son OF
Mr. and Mrs. Y. p Randolph, VINO resiue
at the penneld Mace. foot OF Main street,
were conducted at the residence at ~
o'clock yesterday IN -ruing The inter-
ment was made in Hollywood cemetery
and the following persons served as Pan,
bearers Harry Kuhn. Joe Meyer beai,
Smith, Leon Bond. Ed Swlniord anu
George Brooksh re-
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-11-09
AtrociticsIu China

''.Nn' November S.-The papers con"
s T" print letters from German SOL
''n cnira, showing the terrible afro
II, sonmitted by German troops. a
ptnled today describes the capture
N N,'an village; "Bayonets wsIe
snd our lieutenant was commanded
IN ~, Gown or bayonet everybo iy n
r. purlRg the night many Chinese
A. @pea' including woman AMI o
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-11-09

Chicago. November S'-James ~ Jones'
Jr.. son of senator James n. Jones,
chairman Of the democratic National
committee. was removed TO Mercy hos
pital from the Auditorium hotel todaT
SUFFERING from acute appendicitis SeY-
eral physieians we're called in consulta-
ton. They decided that an operation
would be necessary,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-11-09
c..,.r a-,ear-oId Dead.

London. November S.-Wliliam q "n''-
- o,ack 3-year-old flly Killashand' a.
which recently arrived here from America
S, al shortly after her arrival at Ne"-
NAV n, rket today. Killashan1ra Was pay
auv by Goldhnch connemara. sns Wa
ne winner of number of rich STAKES en
the American turf.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-11-09
by a Syndicate

New York, November S.4Alexander T.
stewards many heirs have at last sold
the famous mansion of the dead merchant
prince at the northwest corner of Fifth
avenue and Thirty fourth street. The
price paid for the property Is in the
neighborhood of sl,5OO,OO0. The buyer is
q sNnhicaIe.
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THE DEATH ROLL.


rha snneraI ana burial of Mrs. b. u
simpson took place yesterday afternoon -
A o'clock from her late residence so4 Ma N
s,rset the burial being made in Glenwood
atarv Rev II. d. AYES, rector OF
o'nn'st church conducted the funeral the
oiI,heareTs we're as follows: G F. carter
Im swIpford. ]. " Tackaberry r. u
psker- q. r. B. ackburn. E. \. Hartweh'
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wiu Reorgnnize.

New York. November s.-lne executive
committee Of the Nltlonal Association Ct
Anti imperial.st CLUES. CT watch G. G.
Hughes is chairman held a meeting today
and appointed a, committee TO work oal
pan o. reorganization