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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-04-12
SHORT NEWS STORIES.

NEW YoRK.--Two yellow fever vessels
from Brazilian ports arrived here.
CHIcAGo.-Throash passenger service
from Chicago to Hot Springs. Ark, has
been established by the Illinois Central,
LEWISTON, Mane.-The republicans
Of Maine, in State convention, endorsed
the administration ana pledged their sup
port to President Mckinley.
WAsHINGToN.--The president has is
sued an order merging the departments OF
Havana and Pnar del Rio, Cuba under the
command of General Fitzhugh Lee.
MINNEAPOLIS, Minn.-Governo Smith,
In reply to question as to whether he
would convene the legislature in extra
session TO elect a senator to succeed W. A
Clark If he is ousted, said he would not
JACKSON, Mss.-As a result of =
freight wreck above Canton, three mem.
bers OF the train crew were killed out.
right. and Engineer Crisp, one Of the old
est employees OF the Illinois Central, wa
seriously injured.
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OUR OWN CASUALTIES.
General Otis sends Another Long
Batch of Names of the Dead.

Batch of Names of the Dead.
Washington. April 1.-THE following
casualty report was received at tho war
department today from General Otis;
Manila, April IL. -Deaths--variola
March 30. William Sullivan April s, Will
lam E. Slighter. company D. Thirty bird
Infantry; March IS, Charles w. Steen,
corporal company E. Forty-hrgt infantry;
March 8. pompy Hymns, company G, Forty
ninth infantry.
Dysentery-March 4, John C. Lundberg
company I March 20, Charles Sapal. cor.
poral company l.. Thirtieth infantry.
March 81, Thomas P. Edwards; March 1
William Nolan. company x, Sixteenth in
fantry; March 9, Michael Reilly. sergeant
company G, Seventeenth infantry. March
is, Arthur r.. Van orman. Company G.
Thirty-frst infantry.
Typhoid Fever--March o.. Arthur
Brandon, company d, April 3, Charles
7. Rowe, company G, Thirtieth infantry
Malarial fever-Msvch 80 Charles r
Thompson, March %. Howard Miller com
pany X. March II, Thomas German. Marct
Is Peter ]. Eckert. company |. sixteenth
infantry.
Died from wounds received in acfian-
February rs. Frank Wysor SCREEN cor,.
paay B; March IL. James F.. DAVIS COW.
lpsny I. Nineteenth infantry: April Hsr,
man Friseh. company r. Thlrty.nint6 In
fantry. ''' 4"
BriEht's disease-March 3 Jamas ,,
Kenna, company X. Sixteenth infar,r,
Uraemis--Msrch 81. Georva tn.
COMPANY I, Thirty-seeond infantrv
Heart diseese-April 3, James r c,u II
company L. Thirtieth infantry.
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PACIFIC CABLE BILL PASSED.
WILL EXTEND FROM SAN FRAN
CISCO TO HONOLULU
And Cost $4,000, o0o-Many other
Bills Passed--Senate Then Went
into Executive Session.

washington, April ll.-With little de-
bate of Importance the senate today passed
the Pacific cable bill. measure appro-
priating $4,000. 900 for the construction OF
cable between San Francisco and Homo
lulu. The bill was unanimously reported
by the committee on naval affairs and that
lit was passed without serious objection
lis regarded as compliment to the COM
nittee. s,s a. t5...fs II. ,<..
During the greater part OF the session
the District OF Columbia bill was under
consideration. AS passed it carries nearly
IS, 900 900.
Tho Pacific cable bill provides for a
cable from san Francisco to Honolulu. the
work to be done under the supervision oil
the navy department, which has made sur
veys and determined the practlcability OF
the route. The navy department may use
It's own forces; or. il they are Inadequate
may contract for the construction OF the
cable The cable, wires and other mate
rails must. under section s. be of American
manufacture. provided the same can b.
procured at cost not exceeding IL pc
for in foreign markets,
Mr.. Hale explained that the bill! pro
vlded only for the building or the cabl
from San Francisco to Honolulu. This, n
said would be in the nature Of an expert
ment aud upon the result OF II would de
pond in a measure the future course OF til
government. II might be deemed desira
! BILE In the light OF experience. to start tn
Philippine cable from some point Tx
Seattle and proceed 10 Japan by the north
erp route
Mr.. Pettus moved to strike out sectio
8 OF the bill Why" he inquired, "shoul
the government consent to be taxed on II
own business for the benefit OF certal
manufactured II is an absurdity, Eve
" you do rob the people by your taxes, yo
ought not TO rob the government
Mr. Tillman defended the bill, In u
rcport OF which all the democratic men
hers Of the committee had Joined. Viii
he was not protectionist. or In favor
subsidies. he regarded the provision
section OF this bill in the interest OF q
people as II would iva sort OF nun
ing bottle" 20 the Industries intereste
He deemed It a desirable experiment
government ownership and control al
expressed the opinion that II might pro
good thing for Alabama
Said Mr. Pettus; Alabama will not
cept your hrihe. / have seen one gre
State near mine accept the sugar hood
and don't like it,
Mr. Pettus amendment was defeated.
to IS, and the bin passed without dlyisio
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MAGooN's OPINION.
Contended the Constitutions was III
fective in Puerto Rico.

Commended the Constitutions was FL
fective in Puerto Rico.
Washington. April 1.-THE war depart
ment today complied with the recent reSo-
luton of the house of representatives
calling for an opinion by Mr.. Megoon' law
officer of the insular division. relative TO
the extension OF the constitution over
Puerto Rico. The opinion was given In
May, 1899. After referring to SPANS con-
cession of the island. the opinion says;
.'Thereupon the territory conveyed be-
came part Of the United States and as
such subject to the constitution. 30 Iur-
Their action by congress was necessary
or possible. The constitution does not
depend upon congress for aucsyity in
any part OF the United States. The re-
verse OF that proposition is the fact. From
this time on, congress must look TO the
constitution for authority 10 legislaie Tor
Puerto Rico"
Mr.. Meikleio6n. in transmitting the
opinion, says that when criticisxs were
made on the practice OF the department
in maintaining the tariff schedule adopt
ed by the military government, ne re
quested M. Magoon TO furnish him II
statement OF the arguments against thu
continuance OF the practice. Mr.. Meikle
John adds: THE request was compiled
with by the preparation of memorandum
/ This memorandum was not made In an
case pending in the department 1t wa
entirely unofficial and intended Tor pes
sonal use. Upon Consideration the argu
ment against continuance was not consld
cred to be we'll founded and no chang
was made in said tariff regulations"
Subsequently. Mr.. Meiklejoha SAYS III
Magoon furnished an opinion on the gen
eral subject which has been made publ
heretofore.
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LEOPOLD is GENEROUS
He Has Presented His Large px.
10 His Counfrx

Brussels, April lL-ln the chamber a,
deputies today the premier. NJ. D. sms,
De Nair. rsad communication from ktax
Leopold, in which his majesty presented
to the nation the whole OF his real es,a,,
Prolonged cheers greeted the reading ~
this document. VI
The hing, in his Letter announced ths,
he desired on the occasion Of NJ s,s,a
nfth birthday, to present TO the eonn,sr
all his estates, which will contrihuta -
the beauty and charm OF The lcea,S,,s ~
where they are situated. He uointaS ~,
the necessity for open spaces and ssrso ~
near growing cities for ID. bessss 7,
hygiene and artistic effects ami exprsssss
, the hope that these naturally 49,
spaces would rot BE- allowed to de,eriors ~ J.
! 4 eaA has been introduced IL tie cham.
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WASHINGTON.

The house Of representatives passed the
Puerto Ricnn bill By majority of eight
voses The democrats fought the measure
10 snisb. and we're Joined BY half
dozen republicans.
Washington diplomatic circles are taking
great interest in the Pan-Americsn con-
gresf. which will meet In City OF Mexico.
The senate passed the Pacific cable and
other important bills.
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FIGHT WITH THE UNION.
Chicago skyscrnper BaiIding Con-
tractors VIII Employ Scrbs.

Chicago, ILL.,. April ii.--contraetors
working on the Merchants Loan and Trust
building are planning to convert the new
skyseraper into hugs fortress. All the
micn men employed on the building have
either struck or been discharged. and Of
forts OF the contractors to fnish the build
ing inside OF the stipulated time. May |.
with non union men, have practically made
the work test OF the strength OF the
contractors and labor unions in the pres
ent labor crisis in Chicago.
Al present all tine doors and windows Of
the building are barrlcaded ana the struct-
ure is guarded by large force OF police
men and private detectives. The con-
tractors say that a large force OF non
union men will be put TO work on the
building at once and sleeping aud eating
accommodations will be provided for then
inside the building, in order TO proven
clashes with union mec.
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ToDAY's IMPORTANT NEWS.


Prominent cltirens Of Austin have un.
dertsken the work Of restoring norfna'
conditions.
number Of new Texas corporations
have nied charters.
The Texas Press association 10 70 meet
in annual convention at Brcnhsm To-Day
Several Prestyterisn bodies are n ses-
sion at Dallas.
The Southeast Texas college At jasper
was destroyed BY snre.
Lizzie Bailey Of Galveston died Of ner
burns
The court Of criminal appeals affirmed
the death sentence Of Enoch Moss
The Fourth court OF appeals reversed ano
remanded three heavy damage suits from
Medina county.
A heavy frost is expected in North
Texas.
The lumbermcn discussed business mat
ters and elected officers.
Southern Pacific bridge at Columbus has
been wrecked.
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FOREIGN BRIEFS.

LONDoN.-The Simla correspondent Of
the Times says: II learn from trust
worthy source that the strength OF the
Russian garrison at Kushik is about 80
900 men, including a mountain battery.
The previous reports were much exagger-
ated.
.AcCRA, Gold OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES re-
ports are in circulation at Cape Coast Cas-
tie that the governor OF Kumassie is in
the enemy's hands. The greatest fear is
felt for Capt Coast CasJel If a reverse has
been sustained and if the rebellion con-
tinues.
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SUMMARY OF I


british General Gstacrss frequent blum
derlns has caused the London var otfee TO
recall him.
Hard nshtins at Elsndslsastc has been
going an all day. The Beers fcught both
land forces and tho navy and AID effective
work.
Lord Roberts threatens to declare mar
tial Law In capo Colony.
British seem to be in bad way at the
front and the Beers are massing.
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being In favor OF the bill: Hull-Hay Pack
er-Pok: Barney-Alen. MISS. Weymouth
Broussard. Gillet. tMass.) -Thnyer. Hawlsy-
Cooper CTexas). Burkett- Burke, tTexasl,
Mahon- Otey. Minor. (Wis) Rixey. Lybrand-
CASTOR Kerr-Carmack. eDavey. tDem.) Crow
ley. Meyer (Dem.) Robinson, u,a.l. Often
Bremen. wachtcr-small Stewart. On. a.
Salmon: Esch- Bailey. (Texas), Boutelle,
The Hawaiian bill was sent to conference
and at 5:25 D. m. the house adjourned.
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confined his practice sl thal u
diseases OF men. and durintk M
restored mere men TO hea'ss "
ness ana happiness than aSd
tnra in IN Country comhinea.
DR.. Hathaway treats ana va,d a
eriireiy his own. dlseovers1 st1|
himself and used exci9sl..,r B<]
Vitality. Varicocele. strisss,ss ~
Ing in its different ol ~
Weak Back. all manner sha'
plaints. Ulcers. Sores ~ s,rri \
Brishts Disease and az u1;i]
Troubles His treatment 70, sM .s|
p, stores lost vitality ana mae
strong we'll vigorous nan ~
Dr Hathaway's success 'ssil.41
q, Vnr,cocelo and structure NO
OF kuife or eau cry Is pnsn.1el 4
tlent IL treated by this ~ ~ y
home without pain OF los' II, az
ness. This is positlVeis .nsfs.
which cures without an lbfIt1
DR.. Hathaway makes IL y
suitatlon or advice, either ,sfn =
mail, and when u case 70 ,i,r-lsr4 q
fee covers all cost OF w'
sional services. ,rsfst
DR.. Hathaway always ,.n ns I'll
| possible. 10 have his pAusst ~
at least one interview o.--s>11 q
sentlai. as DO has cureo y ~ 3
OF patients in all Sc uoss "a \ T.
he has never seen. ms II -
uert is SO perfected tna iii
cure as surely ana spJ,ss ~
patient called daily ~ ~ =
| j. NEWTON HATH1
mr.. Hathavye (
500 b, Alamo
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Asuirre snrrendered to Me.,ea

: "a raso' Texss April li.-Thls after
vs. w." . niaS AsniFre, an American citizen,
So s'pseyea 10 Juarez. Mexico, by United
IL ~ s'sssna siebreeht and surrendered
murdsr authorities there. to be tried for
across Asuiffe participated In raid
= night occurred and Mexlcsn uas s t,,,as
piexlco made application for ~ ar ~
a.oa OF Aguirre, accusing him Of murder
gna ne was surrendered TODAY on = NO !.
~. issued by the state depariment
: SURE was native Of Texas,
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LOCAL.

Annual election Of the Houston Cotton
Exchange and Board of Trade.
The arrival OF lot OF rice cultivsting
machinery.
Death OF T, J. Baker OF the hrm OF Deaiy
& Baker.
what tho ladies' will do towards help
ing to entertain the visitors during the
Transmississippi Congress.
The strike between tho carpenters and
builders exchange still unsettled.
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Pic. cured without me -

All druggists are authorize
manufacturers of PAZo olNIhnM !
fund the money where 1t fails y \
case Of piles no matter Of nov I. ~ 4,
ing. Cures ordinary cases Y \
the worst cases in fourier aa!t
plication gives case ana ICY
itching instantly. ..ah1
This is a new discovery NV A
pile remedy sold on a positive "
no cure no pay. Price ov cu
II your druggist don't KEEP
send us so cts. In postage 49,
viii forward same by ma.
Manufactured by Paris neA
ST. Louis. Mo. y
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A disastrons storm swept the Southern
coast country and did great damage
Former Consul Mscrum says II Adelbert
Hay could not ind proofs at Pretoria ~ is
because they have been purposeiy de-
stroyed
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New York. April Thames Francis
smitn district messenger boy No. 1894,
salied on the st. Louis today with a mes
sage OF sympathy to President Kruger.
signed by 2s,s54 school boys,
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TEXAS POLITICS.

Mr. Bailey spoke to an audience OF 1000
at Commerce.
wheless OF Galveston will begin his cam
pa.sn for congress in the Tenth district
next week.
Senator chilton's health shows no sigus
OF Improvement
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Dr. W. c. Gano Springfield Ill,
can cheeruiy and truthfuy say that having given yuu
liable medicine Perna, thorough trial, my wife and
dvspepsa or catarr the stomach and extreme
tion we find helping greatly and by continuing
permanent 1t is great medicine and recomm1
ceeruIly 1t is medicine should be in every household
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FLOODS IN TEXAS.

The BRACES is at standstll at Hemp
stead and no overflow IS expected.
Guadalupe made sudden rise at VIC
toria; two boys and two Mexicans are
missing from Nursery.
Much damage has been done to farms
near Winchester
The food is becoming serious at Eagle
Lake
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washington, April li.-Inquiry at the
siate and war departments discloses the
ausehee OF any report, official or unofficial.
uanusSling captain Relchmann with active
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Capetown. April 11.--Rudyard Kipliuy
and Sir John Henry De Villelrs. CHIEF ius.
Mce OF Cape Colony, sailed for England TO-
day Oh board the Tantallon Castle.
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BRIEF WAR ITEMS.

Pretoria, Tuesday, April lo--It is re-
ported here that Colonel Baden Powell
the British commander at Mafeking. is
dead,
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FOREIGN.

France does not like the idea Of Britain
gong through Portuguese territory ana
n1sy protest
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RAILROADS.

The commission refused to grant this
application for an increase OF Ignite rates
The damage done to the roads
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]. w. Pence, NJ. D., Newark

~ w. renee, IVA. ~, NeW&fksl
DR.. ]. w. Pence, OF Newark, O., n
rely so wholly upon Peruna In syey /
that affects the mucous membranes I'd
internal organs, that | never for
think of prescribing anything else
DIR. Llewellyn Jordan, Wash i
DR.. Llewellyn Jordan, Medical Exin>
S. Treasury, says; 81 now consldgI
well man after fifteen months II n
Fellow sufferers. Peruna. VIII curs w
Send for free catarrh book. w.hisa
S. Is. Hartman. Address The Psvn|
cine Company, Columbus, Ohio.
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To CURE 4 COLD IN ONE DAT
Take Laxative Bromo ouinine Tabiets- All
druggists refund the money II Il tails TO
cure. 2. W. Groves signature Is on zach
eox. s5e.
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COMMERCIAL.

Cotton futures closed unchanged to
higher.
New York stock market was controlled
by bears.
Live stock and grain markets we're active
and irregular.
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terry convened in the Presbyse!in
here tonight. Many delegates =
tending.
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London, April 1.-THE B.oemfonteia
correspondent Of the Daily Telegraph, in a
alspa,eh dated Tuesday, says: tn, per-
assenses are nearing completion.
ne town can be held by rela-
sl garrison.
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A. w. Perrin. NJ. D.. Brooklyn. N. Y.
DR.. F. II. Brand, Mokeua, Ill.

Der to permit the country to accept his
majesty's offer.
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n April 1.-THE correspondent OF
= al Mafeking, under date OF
~ comments upon the "hopele 8
I en and huctuation Of spirits In the
IN as TO the chances Of rel'e, sino e
Quay terrible bombardment."
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SWEENEY q cooMBs' fot tho
/ Wilbur-Kirq,aifs 81 i,ss sss'
Company. ration Va
Ar. Hamilton
HIGH CLASSMATES In sup
between ,he Act. said the pend
Sensation sities to the
tied the idea Of
The Girl with o can Internal
uat,raa Taaa,. Oh to collect out
w. nv, ' istress something
Ias. persor,,, wretchedness and
Tonight: "sAI
CSC. sse' csltion TO the BILL,
applause. II have
government for
SWEENEY sc, but have only
~. re people OF that is-
VIC Vt as free men should
.,ome under their con-
Mond. s s,ss:TIs.: ! ian is,o .
MatineeS innuStrtcs aga,nst lot
" do not favor protsct-
Special ial interests OF one or
- l. and Territories against
N n n find that we can not
iVlH snd extend 10 our new
me rights and privileges
ION FOR ourselves. then |
Mas!;g;',.,:' "a. :; A., 4; .. \: A.. ::
itizcnship as enjoyed by
Mondaour other territories, and
TI I the pledge made to the
4 ne island by General Miles.
said he, in conclusion. y
PRICES reached the crisis In our
NIX We need liberty revival.
Mnto oprsat,-ss va ,nust have
Lndiqo be untrue, then the ulti-
conipawill be dissolution OF our re-
pnth tut!ons. A nation which sur
Aslc principles can not sur
not an alarnist. do not
solution viii come in our da-
NJ such changes work slowly,
n none the less Inevitable I
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-12-06

23y Ku rozrywce " wolnycl
chv,luch ldz,al sawierajacy opisY
ro6znych ger pozy'ecznYch, prz.
k'6ry,h czas przyjemnle spedzit
mOznn)
az Zgub'ony png,lares (hnmo-
,eska xllustracyam,]
25) Omns.ony [zabawne ida
rzen:e z i.uslrac,al.
26) Wyborne swieze sledzle
(humoreska z '%lustracya).
27l zarty ! dowc,py r. ,lu..
stracyams
2s) Ob]asnlenie dooatx6w: al
DO siicznego obrazu ..O]cze nasz''
! Do ryc,ny przedsts w.sjacej
Uc~zczenie Dzieciatka Jezus, 81 Do
r>c'ny ,,Husarz polsk'."
29I DodatAi:: a D ~ukolorowY
k4lendarz scienny, 81 Obraz koIo-
rowy ,,Ojcze nasz," d Obraz ko-
'olowy ), Uczczenie Dzleclatka Je"
>us." d. Obraz- wykonanY litogra-
f,cznle ,,Husarz Polaki."
LAX z powyzszego spisu wldz,~
my, Kalendarz M4ryanski ma rex
1901 pod wzgledem d%oborowel
tresc, ME ma sobie r6wnego, tuszy-
my eaten, IL donna jak ~najlepsze
go poparcia wsr6d rodak6w naszych
" Ameryce.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-12-06
Kalendar1 - 1neryki'
ma rok 1901.

Ten duzy Kalendarz, z obraz-
kami, 200 stron obejmujacy, "a
wiera pomiedzy innnemi:
| Polski historyczny kalendarz
narodowy. 2 %portretamI kr6l6w
polskich.- Najwaznie]sze wypad
XII hlstoryczne " swiecie = His
torya Polski W 100 wyrazach.-
Wiele slicznych powiesci. n. p.
Uskoki, p. T. T. Jeza (Mifkow-
skiego), Walka Indyan z Bia}ymi,
w pogoni "a bleda inne.-D1uz~
SEE artykuly treSci naukowej, jake
to: Sztuka zachowania miodosci
o jezyku Polskim, Leczenle pro-:
mieniami slohca. Jan Stanis}aw
Szczepanik i jego wynalazki l.
portretcm s}awnego polskiego wy
nalazcy]. Mazurzy pruscy t. d.
Rome wiers2e, zarty it. d.
CENA tego pieknego Kalerda~
RIA 25 c.-z przeseika poczta W
dom 35 G. ZamawiaG, do}aczaiac
" liscie IS centow " znaczkach
pocztowych, pod adresem: i
A"ntoni A. Paryski
.3l6 Jackson ave.
Toledo, Ohio.