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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-01-09
Pennsylvania Railroad.
PHILADELPHIA, WILMINGTON AND
BALTIMORE r. II.
Schedule in effect November 10, 1s

Schedule in effect November 49, 1889.
Fra Ph ssays Mi%9gsn a. 5eeTs
So 7;42 L5o. $40. S.55, s.s5. s.55. iO0s. 1852.
4.6S. 5.O4. s.o7. sac, 6.57. 7as. sos and s,Id
m, Nv Isl sSS' So - ana ia 1S.s 81 p M @ a.
75 E0r s Ghe TT SIR III Ss ~
ISL 800. 4 u.s. s.&, e57 Ia! and Sos ,. M D. ''
M; Rse, 49, 49, IS $50 and los D. m.
s9 e. SfB Ginning HHsk c st5'Gush ,c sSapf1s H.
sol, ''6,?O lDlninG GarJ. jig and sig :, m: !;
S9nnessRs Va s s strse' stat a q,
lvSa q: n; 1880. 1s7 $50. sii. AS, 5N
G.07, 1923, 9,1s and 1913 p. N.
For Boston without change, 1912 a. M;
II For 4 Se !; TX Center and intermediate
stations. 1877 a. m, and 6.aS p. m.
Baltimore and Washing son, ,t.s5. 500.
H. ~! ~ s 5 49, S a. ST. 49, 49, TT s b. T.
M. and Los night.
2 Baltimore and Intermediate stations.
e ns .s f fst,easph hs9 H @ts4aI Street for
Wilmington lexpressj. $50. 7,2o, rs, So,
"a to u 1 !, b Sos . 5s. D ~ &c. n,s a. s'
Actom Si con- q sa. 7sei 81. i5ss m.;
1;2s, 81. 4o4, 4.44, 5.4l. 6.2'. S.SS. 1920 and
i1''' - LII SUNDAY TRAINS.
For Philadelphia texpress), Lei. 3;02. l2O.
Is So nsG s ian and AZ, slS IL E M M 1911,
200, 400, 5.26, fps and 1913 p. m.
For Chester (express), l.5I. 40. 8j5, II Is
q. m; l.37. 800, 4.5S, 6.07 an : 9Os p. m.
Accommoda ton. ITO, S.2S a. M: '2lf.
200, 400, 5.26, 1928 and 1913 p. m.
For New York (through e1press), 1.51.
302. 9.S5 Dining CARP, 9.55, 1852. 1l.46 a. M;
1871 Dining Carl, 800 6.07, ''6.2j Dining
Carr, 1923, 9.16 p. M, connecting via Broad
Street Stahon, Philadelphia. 40. TO- SIS
a. M: 1.37, 400, 400. 4.5S, 6.07, 1923 and lO.43
m.
Baltimore and Washington, i;35, 500.
1918 a: M; 1905. 1913. LEO. $50, 5.23, ''6.l0.
Baltimore and intermediate stations 5.b7
p. M, 1900 night.
Wilmington (expressJ, $50, 72O, Il. 23 1.3s
a. M; 49, 312, AL, sos, sos, SIS, 7.31. 835.
ll.l6, il.2G p. M, and 1920 night
Accommodation, S.35, s,12, 1O.S5 .. m:
1880 2.32, 6.13, 8.38 and 1920 p. m.
FOR THE SOUTH.
Southern Rallway.-6.46 p. M, daily,
sleepers to New Orleans, Aiken, Memphis
Asheyille and Hot Springs.
Atlantic Coast Lire.--1213 p. M, daily,
sleepers to Charleston, Jacksonville. Port
I alnpa and Macon; 1888 night. daily,
sleeoers to Richmond and Jacksonville.
CT esapeake & Ohio Railway, S.1l o. m.
dali, dining car, and sleepe's 10 CtncIn-
naa.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-01-09

Cure the cold and cave vour life." DR..
Woods Norway Pine Syrup cures coughs,
and colds, down to the very verge Of con-
sumption.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-01-09

Try our Peanut Brittle. We think 1t 10
line ut Ferguson's II East Second .trsst.
jf-N
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-01-09

Monarch over pain. Burns, cuts, sp rains
tinVs. Instant relief. DR.. Thomas Flee
trio Oil. Al any drug store.
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The HaAdwlcA Isiandefs estimate thu
/. ssavsy * womsa y, tAsir wsisAE " /1
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DEIAAWA RE DIVISION.
For New Castle, Sls a. m.' s.S5. 4.T and
For Lewes, A13 a. m.: 427 p. m. week
,1 Far Dover. Harrington and pelmar.
'I For Wyoming and way stations. s.s5 p.
Express for Cape Charles, Old Folnt
days. and 12.ll night. daily.
TRAINS LEAVE g2, Rno A1;, STREET SIRE STA
FOR THE WEST
cinnatl, louisville and ST. Louis. dim
lG.sss a, n, daily for pittsburg and chi.
tied to two Buffet Parlor Cars.
GSspago e aes tm RSeao dPI'sSnr1
Louisville and ST.. Louis. Dining Carr
l225 p. M, daily. Pittsburg and Clevsl land.
~ We 9vs aa cycnnat in ddnas sa and
$50 p. M, daily, Pittsblrg and Chicago;
,os So p0sa'a sfssD'p sstaapas1y Cincinnati
Louisville. Cleveland and st. LOUIS.
ll;2op. m: daily, pilIt,tsburg and Chicago:
On Congressional Limited Express. All
yestibule Parlor Cars and Dining Car.
No extra fare other thaii the usual iull-
~ q f Llmltsa Expres.. vsstrsu,s par,or
Cars. vestibule Passenger Coaches Aad
Dnss W GS s ssss sysra tses ~,
I'll for md check bassass irom kotais
III nv si fssssss ",
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Coal. Wood and Oats.

n T. Sergeant, dealer 10 coal. wood and
xrafn, Maryland avenue aud Monroe
!%trsAt. ofaos. nh and King streets; new
phs1e, t16 Large PEA osal for family
~ isrss laa6l Woea III 4l.so: hickorf
4 fsssysa ssstsA VA IN. I, N
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-01-09
For Dyspepsia.
KILLS THE GERMS

One which Relieves the Symptoms
Immediately.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-01-09

DESTROYS THEM
CURES PERMANENTLY

Ii Tie Iutesliaeh wher they Cause Bloating,
CsastIpatlon, nlilousness ard Appendicitis.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-02-19
THEY WILL MEET TODAY
Democratic and Republican legislators Are
Now 10 Frankfort.
AN IMPORTANT QUESTION IS UNDECIDED
10th Parties Insist Upon Furnishing
the President of the sennte.
BeclSham Is in Frankfort

Frankfort, KY. February ia good
part of the democratic legislators returned
here tonight and numerous influences were
in progress during the evening relating
to the political programme tomorrow
when the democratic and republican
branches OF the legislature VIII meet to-
gether for the first time since the assas-
sination OF the late Governor Goebel. the
question OF whether Lieutenant Governor
Marshall. republican, or President FRO
TEN Carter. democrat will preside in the
senate tomorrow is as wide open tonight
as 1t has been. The democratic leaders
say Senator Carter will preside. Lieuten-
ant Governor Marshall is not here tonight
but before leaving the city last night he
stated positively that he would return
Monday and insist on his right to preside
and the republicans assert positively that
he will preside. Neither side goes fur
Their than these bare statements and what
steps they will tal.e, II any. to carry out
these cross purposes. can only be deter
mined by events tomorrow.
Taylor went TO churcn To-Day without
a military escort Governor Beckham re-
turned to this city tonight with tho demo-
cratic legislators and will have his head
quarters at the Capitol hotel.
Justus and Arthur Goebel, brothers OF
the late democratic governor, also re-
turned and will remain here until the
body Of their dead brother is finally con-
signed to earth. The body still lies in
the little chA9el In the cemetery, the rela-
tives having been SLOW to determine the
exact spot OF burial,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-02-19
SHORT NEWS STORIES.

AIKEN. S. C.-Will Burtz. negro has
been ,lynched' near Basket Mills, eight miles
north Of Aiken. Last Monday Burt attamps
ed an assault on Mrs c. L. Weeks. $3.50
NEW YORK. = The Hamburg American
liner Graefeuworst. which went aground In
the bay Saturday afternoon, succeeded IN
eectlng off with the high tide during The
night
CH1CAGo.-A Record special from Mon.
terey. Mexico says An American syndicate.
with a capital CT sl00O0,000. VIII Immediately
begin the construction of great steel plant
in this city,
MILWAUKEB.-A delegation Of about lg
boomers left Milwaukee for Washington %
a special train. Tho delegltion VIII wcrk
hard TO secure the democratic convention to'
Milwaukee,.
PARIS. The sultan's envoy. Munr By.
has presented President Loubet With tAe
insignia and grand Gordon OF the Order o.
Nichamlmtiaz. tho highest decoration IN us
Turkish empire.
LONDON Michael Davitt, who resigned
his seat in the house OF commons as pro,
test AGAINST Great Britains policy toward
the Tsansvaal. staits for South Africa net'
week. His resolve to go TO South Airca'
no SAYS has absolutely no political siSlh'
icance
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-02-19
SUCCESSFUL OPERATION.
Nerves Deadcned by Cocaine an
Limb ANIMATED.

Nerves Deaucned by Cocaine and
Limb hmputnted.
Chicago H.. February 1s.-Mrs. Mary
Arndt, in spite Of her "a years. watched
surgeon at the county hospital today
amputate her right leg near the hip with
out giving cay evidence OF pain, the
operation proved successful. The method
by which the operation was performed was
CT great interest to surgeons, and is sail
in professional circles to be a great step
in the line of surgery In America
DR.. Samuel L. Weber, a member Of the
advisory stan OF TIE hospital, had charg,
of the operation, which is said TO be the
hrst of its nature performed in America,
and the second known 10 medical meA, the
first having been performed IN Europe,
Or. Weber made a study OF tdel initial
operation and concluded that the hod
m ght be employed for the amputati5n OF
lover limbs OF patients wno were unable
TO Withstand the effects OF anaestAet.cs.
The method consists in deadening the
nerves in the limbs by the injection OF
cocaine in the vertebral cavity above tn =
point where the nerves controlling the
lower limbs branch from the spinal cord.
The patient had suffered gangrenous al
lection of the limb and amputaton beoan
necessary 30 save her life. She was not
IN a condition to make the use OF an
acaesthetic safe, and the surgeon decided
to try the method which had proved sue
cessful in Berlin hospital, The drug
was injected into the patients vertebrat
cavity q short distance below the waist
line and soon she announced that she had
lost all feeling in her lower limbs, willis
she was fully conscious of what was g ing
on and had the full use Of all her facul les
The limb was removed two inches below
the hip. and after the effect OF the opera
ton had passed away the woman said she
felt we'll. The prospects for recovery are
rood
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-02-19
ORDERS ny WOOD
Arc Commented ON by Press ana
puhlic Mt HnNnmn.

Santiago. Cuba. February is-Governor
General Woods general orders specifying the
prerogatives OF the military commanders aud
civil governors are creating sensation here
The press with tho exception Of the violently
portisan Cuban organ. comments favorahiy
upon them, saying that they indicate an hon
est intention on the part OF the intervening
government to fuilhl the pledge TO establish
the Independence Of Cuba. The Cuba Libre,
which 10 antngoalstic to the governor general.
says the orders are merely trick TO pro
long the American occupation"
The provision transferring public works 70
the civil department on April causcs alarm
among the American employees Us the, tv-
pect dismissal when the transfer Is made
Tho managers OF the foreign aud American
business enterprises are also somewhat con
cerntd, as they have no conhdence In the
coming Cuban administration or publs af-
fairs Tho Span.ards. who, control the prlnci-
pal business undertakings here, are partlcu-
larly anxious. As public improvements will
70 some time be the principal source OF bust
ptss the Spanlards expeet but little patGen-
age under Cuban administration
| Clvll Governor Castillo says he Will CO.
| operate with the military authorities but
Thousands Of Cuban politicians confidently
eApect recognition when the transfer Is made.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-02-19

uuun constantly during Tue ", sxtersse
s.pee--twenty years OF the Lost IN TIL
practice enjoyed by any Fpse.arS unIiltm
country. Or. Hatlawey's greal q systeni 81
success Is due to this indivlduai
EXCLUSIVE TREATMENTS ,a sgir ID
hundreds OF requests yearly rom eenrIyilsEr
ali psfts OF the world. asking iot ~ n lreai
Of uslrg Or. Hathaway met,r,ou. ,eue bs-
mtnt. he believes 1t wiser to aiiy any" reuledils.
sides himself the knowledge OF nl.sshief ahira
as he is roo well aware OF the n,isen,s n sny
may be done by the unskillini u7s
system never mind how psrL5ess, mr. Hail
BLOOD AND SKIN DlSEA s Es. N What
away's treatment for blood dlsFa ,Issrs sdrss
ever stage cures all forms OF rasiv fesicfs
hiotehos. pmples ETC., and hV ,.,r al, coraflea
the skin and scalp to their na's ,ha dIsoass Y Y
but sd purifies the blood that tn ny, fron ~
nsrmanently and completely driver. ,.rasstefir<,
system and all this without
poisonous or dangerous druss, ,-rtfRE --iis
VARICOCELE AND sIhss..-1N,,re a
treatment Of Varicoeele aud = - 20 W
method exclusively his OWL ara ,,tec, a.,
cent of ali cases results IN ! " rs1air,'
permanent cure No operation asperiszss
and no pain or inconvenience arr ,sis 'ire,rr
by the patient The expense 81. opera1&4
mept is much less than that OF =" ana Is m-.
or hospital OF institute urea ,orrsps 70
safe and sure. restoring w slth.
cS roNsISI' r ATioN FREE, -nr ssvsf
mekss no charge Cor censultation -
al either his Office or by mat n. D.
y. NEWTON HATHAWAY, 4.
Dr. Hathaway q y anf6x13
200 b. Alamo Plaza, san
Texes.
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SNOW IN NEW york.
Vessels Rcmnined Outside until sun
day Morning.


New York. February ls--The total snow
fall OF seven inches WAS great blessing to
the unemployed OF this city. giving work to
thousands OF men in clearing the streets and
sidsy alks, The storm caused lIi,le incon-
veRience in the city, and. being unaceem-
pspied by severe cold, did not add sreatiy
70 the aaGerlngs OF the poor Trains from
the north, west and cast were from an hour
70 two hours late today, but there was no
spSPepsion OF tranic on any road. ~ 49,
During the height % the storn John Mullp.
L, years Of age, Of Cincinnati, picked up an
Hipty bottle and sent Il crashing through 4
heavy plate glass window OF the Postal Teis.
sraph building, lie was promptly arrested
aud explained that be was starving. that DO
was. without food or lodging aud that he had
used this means 10 attract attention rto snis;
condition, - s, ..s....
AN Of the. vessels which came In early this
nlornirx had beer, at Sandy Hook OF 3vst oh
the coast during the suowstorm, AMOUR those
which came up were the American lfder St.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-02-19

n number OF small craft The American liner
sighted Fire Island through the snow at ~
y. m. Saturday afternoon, but she did no.
reach her dock until early Sunday morning,
During all this time she was gr0png about
in tho Vicinity OF the Hook. Early in the
morning she lost an anchor. She was near
the Hook and riding with her port anchor
out, a swell lifted Che vessel and the CABLE
perlod near the hawser hole. Twice while out
side she passed In the Hook, but went back
again. The snowstorm let up early in the
morning and she came up to Quarantine The
Phoenic-a and the French steamship La rou-
raine also CROPPED around in the snnwstorm
and both came up the bay early In the morn-
ing.
BY midnight 5000 carloads OF snow had
leen removed This is equivalent to cleaning
about co miles Of streets. 1t is claimed thai
this breaks all records emily 1000 carloads OF
snow being removed during the first day OF
the big snowstorm one year ago
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-02-19
RY OF ToDAY's IMPORTANT NEWS.
THE TRANsvAAl.

General cronie has escaned and is be-
lievod to be going toward Bloemfontein.
Lord Roberts has issued a proclamation
to the Free State burghore.
The retreat OF General cronie Is be-
Ing followed by British forces
The wounded and sick at Arundel are
being well cared for.
The Beers about Ladysmith are heoom-
ing active. evidently preparing new
movement.
General Butler Is making another start
for LadysmIth. crossing the Tugela.
There has been sharp fShtlng between
the Beers and Buffers command.
The steamer Sabine. from New York.
has been seized
The BoSfS are we'll provided with guns,
having been making preparations since
1894
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-02-19
DOMESTIC.

Ex-consm Macrum saws he has nothing
TO retract. but can prove all assertions.
Correspqndence between Henry Water
son and August Belmont REGARDING tho
Louisville and Nashville railway In Ken
lucky politics was made public.
The democratic and republican legisla-
tors are in Frankfort,
The snowfall in New York City was
very heavy.
Delayed Atlantic liners arrived in New
York.
The captain OF the American liner
Prince died at sea OF yellow fever.
The engineers OF the Pennsylvania sys-
TEN want an advance in wages
The owners OF an Alabama steel plant
have decided to work colored non union
labor In one building
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-02-19
eTAIE.

Sam Copeland. a prominent stockman Of
Bee county, was waylnid and shot.
The smallpox situation is reported from
several places to be well under control
Eleven buildings We're destroyed by FIRE
at Mount Pheasant
disastrous IRE visited Gonzales,
Vegetables on the coast were KILLED hy
the cold weather; in other parts OF the
State oats arc reported to be damaged.
a suit to enjoln the operation OF tca
pin alley has been commenced at Naeog-
dbches.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-02-19
IoCAI.

Central Christian church, commemorative
OF Miss Frances r. Wlllard's death
Mrs. Carrie Fuller Weatherford lectures
to the Spiritual society.
Meeting OF Dick Bowling camp. unitcd
Confederate Veterans.
The differences between the master
plumbers and the journeymen have otoa
adjusted
United Irish societies arrange foe the
!. celebration OF st. Patrick's Day.
Representatives OF Irish and German
sociotics meot tonight TO arrange 10 a
mass meeting to express sympathy for
the Beers,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-02-19
STATE POLITICS.

Tho Washington county republicans re-
fused to adopt resolution Endorsing Tay-
lor OF Kentucky.
The republicans of the Fourth district
met ut Texarkana,
Hon. S. L. Staples will be candidate to
succeed Hon ffeber Stone as State sena-
tor
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a few crushing defeats have been indicted
upon the Beers, there is no prospect OF de-
cided Improvement In Americans here was
but little doing, although prices were bet
ter all around for tho week They ,lasci
however, below the best. Among the declines
were Ch.oago, Milwaukee and St Paul, which
fell q Union Pacific. pennsylvania. Reading
hfsts aud Southern Pacific, a each: Denver
and Rio Grande preferred aud Baltimore and
Ohio. y each. while the mining shares were
more cheerful, the business Ia them was
small and professional. Money hardened dur
Ing the week and closed distinctly dearer-
call money SGSh per cent: money for week
sAlSH per cent. and for three months tnls
3%6Sb per cent
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-02-19
INDIANS DRIVEN HACK.


oaxaea. Mexico, February is.-Geperai
Braves force OF government troops has
driven back the Maya indians and taken pos
session OF several important towns that were
occupied by the rebels during The week, The
oorntry occupied by the Mayas Is little known
to the outside world Its natural riches ana
EIeat An army officer With Gen nraYos'
treops writes as follows of the country; 'AiI
this vast territory which Is now being re-
conquered. enntnns fabulous wealth aud an
syu6erant fertility oi sol which can fs@r
everything IN the way Of agriculture. us
forests are. extensive and have all the prke
cious woods. The whole country is well
the singing hir1s, many with splendid pln,n-
sgs, arg. everywhere Deer, aud ,nnountaiA irr;
keys are here, hy the thousands. The fuc1s
tees living 10 eahEs are only waitinG "a see
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-02-19
vENEzuELA's REvoLurIoy.
Andrndc snys He Left for His Coun'
try's Good.

Havana. February is,-GeneraI Iguacio An
drade. formerly president Of Venezuela. who
is now in HaYana. said today: 81 left vene-
rues for the good OF my country. as 1t was
claimed that was the cause of the revo-
luton. 40 tho revolution continues, ! can
scarcely have been tho sole cause. confess
that | do not know the precise cause pt the
war. By some It was said 10 be the division
Of the country by congress-"
The civil governor OF the province OF Pinar
del Rio. in his estimate Of the customs and
exports Of the various municipalities, for
the hrst three months OF the year. estimates
the reeeipts at 1851. and The aggreGate
outlay az $36 S03
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-02-19
To Heir Lonisinnia.

onieas9' February ls.-rhe Cook county
oemocraey has decided to make a New
Orleans trip to see the Mardi Gras ana
s ae,p me louisiana democrats IN their state
sisn,sss Ever seyenty-ave members have
expected that 1875 viii make me frln Fhs
speeiai tram will arrive in New orleaas
~ : oclQck Sunday svenins. They a4ii
leave Wednesday night. -l's "'n
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-02-19
LOCOMOTIVE ENGINEERS


sylvnnin system.
Altoona, Pa. February 1s.-Two hundred
delegates from all parts OF the Pennsylvania
railroad system between St. Louis and New
York representing the Brotherhood OF Loco
motive Engineers, met in secret conference
mere today to formulate demand for an in-
crease n wages. Chief P. NJ. Arthur of the
brotherhood presided over the session Rr-
potts Of conditions from each division on the
CURED on the big modern iocomo, rvh t.
oropsht forth and general complaint made
asa,ns, the system OF non.payment for via :
e eens1Si delays negotiating extra work
Recommended 10 b o' 10 per cent was finally
dlnate lodges. wy" ny tne supor-
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-02-19
MANCHESTER GOODS.
Week Wns strong In Cotton on Ola
engagements.

Manchester. February is.--Last weeks
market was strong in cotton aud old en-
sngeneuts, but the new business was below
the weeks OUTPUT. LarEe Indian and Chinese
orders are stu offered but very few at az.
oeptable nricts. other outlets aro quiet
Producers ara ccnhdcnt but huvers are some-
what Indifferent. Tbia summarizes the ecu
eral position Yarns were Quiet. With
hnne-to-mouth business. although rricss were
Arm and rather cearer. The homo trade
shows fair distribution OF goods Rouan
reports great activity ard a general advance
on tho week. AdyiceE from Southern Ger,
many saw that tho splndes and looms WIN
mand exceeding the supnly especially In
bleached and finishing cloths. Prices are
profitable. The syndicate has advanced the
dayc.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-02-19
REMAINS FIRM.
Macrum Can Prove His Charge.
He snys.

P;ttsburg, February is,-Chsrles r.
rMacru1. formerly United States con-
sui al Pretoria, South Africa, left for
Warrington tonight at 10 o'clock on
the Baltimore and Ohio railroad. be-
fore leaving be said:
IL do not withdraw a word OF my
charges against the British Officials 10
South Africa II ] am called, am pre-
pared at. any time TO testify to tnen
ard furnish evidence Of their truth
ftilness s1
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-02-19
OVER A CRAP GAME.
One Man Was Killed and Several
Wounded

Wounded.
Memphis, Tenn. February 1S-one man
was killed. another fatally wounded and
seven others more or less seriously shot.
in free for all shooting ARRAY which
occurred about midnight Saturday night
IN an Arkansas levee camp about five
miles below Bridge Junction. The dead
was Charley Brown. Fob johnson and
Joe Minor, two of the most desperately
wo-'nded, were brought to Memphis this
morning and placed in the city hospital.
All of the Parties were colored. The
shooting occurred over game of craps
in the levee camp OF Fitzpatrick & Ship
way, who are engaged in levee construc-
ton and employ large force OF negroes.
No arrests have been made.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-02-19
RAILROADS.

The Central and Frisco officials visited
Denlson and sherman.
southern Pacific work at Galveston Is
progressing slowly,
Tarrant county has hled suit for fran
cbise tax due by railroads.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-02-19
MARTINIQUE TROUBLES.
Three Plantations suffered from In
ccndinrN Eircs.

Fort de France. Island OF Martinique, Feb
ruaTy lS-Last night three charlottesville
Bellevue, the Rosario and Bagatalie-wcre
scenes OF ineendary nres Armed customs
officers have been sent from St Pierre 70
Trinidad In consequences OF threats made
against the selection OF NJ. sidenot as repre-
sentative. .tr..fl...t 4.