davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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rramns Burned TO Death.

Hamilton, o., Jan. ga barn on the
Fox farm, two miles south Of Hamilton,
has been burned 10 the ground. Eight
tramps were sleeping in the barn. Only
six have been found since the fire. OF
these, John Burgers and Charles Gray
IRE fearfully burned and may die. james
Duncan uf Chester, Pa, was slightly
tslrne,l. The names Of the missing men
ire not known.
The sun., 1900-01-06
Locaiouotatious.
No Linton Dea Yet.

London Jan. "a report is publiJhed
here that Sir Thomas Upton has iSsued
another challenge for the America's cup.
but reporter learns that the situation
remains as cabled Dec. %. His plans
FOR tSoi are making progress, but be has
not vet even decided on designer.
The sun., 1900-01-06
rnnt Depends.

'what is the, difference betwef
sharp nan and smooth Eascalf,
Frequently there IS no diff
The term depends upon whetl
profit or lose by the operation
man in question. - Chicago
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Thanls onering Fanasls Growia :.

Rev. John D. 9. Ia na last week
aised S376.20 toward tie Twentieth
century Thank Offering. lie spoke at
Wesley and Mt. Pleasant M. E.
jhurches. The Union Chnfeh contrihu-
ion to the offering was SITS 85, Of which
mount 500 was from the pastor, Rev.
.. A. Grise.
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I Ma Mans Tragic work.

Portland, Or. Jan. "a special to
he Crcgonian from pineyille. Or, says;
As result OF a drunken quarrel at q
?iute Indian camp. Matthew Wewa
killed his wife, Happie, fatally wounded
his brother. Charley, and two squaws
sAdtned Tyler and Susie, and killed him.
self
The sun., 1900-01-06
The neal Needs pryine out.

San Francisco. Jan. 5.-The revenue
cutter Bear will soon leave for San
Diego. where she will remain until she
Is thoroughly dried out. The vessel has
80 long been in the arctic that her tim
bers have become water soaked, and her
speed has been reduced fully three knots
IN hour
The sun., 1900-01-06
The OIL stove Agas.

An oil stove in the residerce Of Will
nam Schneider, of No. 301 Fast Eighth
erect, set fire TO a lounge at mon yester-
lay. The lounge was carred out oil
ioors and a bucket of water rt out the
,laze.
The sun., 1900-01-06
Sister OF Charity Mixsin

Nenosha, Wis, Jan. Sister
of the Episcopal Sisterhood Of St
IN charge Of the Home For the I
Washington boulevard, Chicago,
appeared mysteriously from
Hall, in this city, and it is supDo
lie has drowned herself. Sister
was seen last at ) o'clock Tuesd
hcyn. Since that time no trac
can be fSd1HR ssshe = Is sszsne - -
Augusta Henderson of ST. Louis, where
her family, tt is said, Is prominent ss''
cially.
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.rr,vaI. FROM Porto rico.

New York, Jan. 5.-Among the psssen-
gers who arrived per steamer Ponce from
PortD Rico were General G. W. Davis,
governor Of Porto Rico; Genera! J. L.
Sanger, Colonel c. II. Heyl, chief Of the
census bureau in Porto Rico: Lieutenant
J. S. Battle, and Auditor John w. Con-
nor
The sun., 1900-01-06
Iaif For a Bank Teller.

Boston, Jan. 5.--Joel g. Tyler, late
teller of the safety National bank Of
Fitchbure, was sentenced in the United
states court by Judge Putnam to serve
ave years 10 Worcester jail for embes-
sling the funds Of the bank.
The sun., 1900-01-06
Trial of chapI,ga'

San Francisco, Jan,
the court martial Of
IA. $. A.. WHO is aed
ice, is all In. Deposi
or Of medical men W
. chaplain in other stifol
hey were chiefly I'd the
hields was i'll and stimulants b.
rescribed for him. The session
ourt ended with the reading OF c
Yields statement, which was a
annial Of the charges against him.
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Financial and Commercial.

New 7 Ork, Jan. o.
Money on call easier at per cent. Prime
mercantile paper, per cent. Sterling eI-
change firm, with actual business in bank
ers' bills at s4.s71Sa4.s735 for demand and at
s4.saa4.s .s214 for 60 days. Posted rates. $4s35x
a4.Sl and SLsS1. Commercial bills, S4.sit6a
4.s2l6. silver certificates, 5sI&a5911c. Bar sill
YER, soc. Mexican dollars. 47l1c. Government
bonds strong. State bonds inactive. Railroad
bonds irregular
Chasing prices:
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DulI witted.

Borrowell--I can't imagi1 =
Zee in Smitblsins Hes sqz
wigwag-He's sharp "a T.
Fou.-Phuadelphia Recor
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Squadron Threatens Domanacasaa

Paris, Jan. s. The French eevern
nent has cabled the commandsy or the
naval squadron in the Alta, &c to pro-
oeed immediately to Santo Domingo
The sun., 1900-01-06
The pennIe,r. .Tforl

In the discussion tha n
forward as TO the elfe =
Industrial boom on
lential election thq
theorists are not tal =
lion the horse sense
Of the public. Th
prog and cons Of 4
Certainly exist nsI h.
of them. DemocI /
pressing a eertq =
ism as to whe3 |a
present adminisl
Let the Demo
irgue and split |||I|||l|{ 4
often as they cl .
count the hors
and that viii Ia
Fote for proste ! 81
qtirer. 4 Il
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TO Reduce corporntfon rax

Albany, Jan. 0.-Wl
Incorporated in ilisr<
f1.25 for eacn ST.
,eneral corporatioj
special inducemen
organize by reduci
.ot each 81. 900 OF
in reduced in the
Delaware has add
nine states have d @lf
again taken up the sd
efn. The laws Of Al
Missouri and Texas
lrastic.
f
The sun., 1900-01-06
The Business People

anot afford 70 pncre the newspaper as medium through which
- attract the peoples And having once attracted at
ention it is not enough oars but keep their eyes
fixed on you by
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-01-06
VIEWS OF JOHN G. CARLISLE
NE WROTE A LETTER ON BRIGHAM
". ROBERTS CASE.
The Utah Congressman spoke for
Five Hours I'm VIZ. own Hehsif
and VIII Conclude Today.

Washington. January 5.-The Roberts
irvestioatI,g commi,+ee continued i,s ses.
,-n
sion lousy MISS Nope''S' 'ue uaus"'e' u
the Utah member elect, sat near him.
Chairman Taylor of Ohio stated that be
received from ok Secretary John G. Car
,,.,. ,a.,or .;v,, III. p,o,,s ~ IN. o...
se 40
mr. Carhsie was unable 10 make an oral
argument at this time owing to Illness,
AS to the case he said: 1T seems 10 me
that m, question Of CITIZENSHIP has baen
LII
'oa'iuou'u' ,e''' no.u'"s SUN
ABOUT II IN the testimony The record OIL
Roberts application and admission to citi-
zenship does not comply with the law as
! understand 1t and do not think he Will
be allowed to vote in any State upon a
certificate based on that record. The res
olution under which the committee Is pro-
ceeding directs II to ascertain and report
not only upon Roberts prima facie right.
but upon his final report"
Then MIR. Carlisle discourses on the evil
dence and saws: HE is at this pres n,
moment polygamist not having at any
time abandoned or renowned the relation
assumed hy the plursl marriages and 90
habitation with alleged wives. The oues.
tion thersfore ia whether The oonmitts.
viii decida nm he n,ss,ion ~ anal ,isb
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-01-06
WILL PAY FINE.
Brooklyn MnRnstcs Have Feccded
from Biuf


New York January S.-1n view ~ the
rumors OF baseball war, which have been
prompted by the action ot the American
League in breaking away from the Ma
tionsl agreement, the Brooklyn club, feel
Ing tibet harmony should prevail and that
trouble should he ayerted. has made a
move with the idea Of paving the way OF
a peaceful settlement ~ the existing trou-
hles. Today tho board of directors OF tho
Brooklyn club held a meeting. c, H. Eb-
bats, +. Ahell and Edward Hsnlon were
present. They represented a majority of
stock in the club, and. acting upon the
advice OF their lawyer. they voted to pay
the $500 fne imposed by the league board
OF directors two weeks ago because OF the
Wrigley case. II. n. Won der Horst, who
made the fight against the league with
the statement that the fine would not he
paid, was not present and he is still OPP
posed to making any concession. He is out
OF town, and was not consulted President
Ebbetts said tonight
The Brooklyn club does not want to
see baseball war and Is anxious to IA
eilitate matters toward the reduction OF
the circuit TO eight clubs. We understand
that Freedman has put himself on record
TO the effect that II the $500 Wrigley Ane
Is not paid he viii make no ATTEMPT 10
strengthen the New York team or To help
In the movement to reduce the circuit.
We do not wish TO place any obstacle In
his path. consequently we have paid tina
$500 fr-"
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-01-06
ToDAY's IMPORTANT NEWS.


Two Mexican murderers were hanged at
El Paso.
The Austin city council has again re-
fused TO appropriate money to pay In
terest.
Mrs. wisdom. aged II. was killed by
blow in fight near san Antonio.
President Prather says the deficiency
in the APPROXIMATION for tho medical unit
yersi,v is to be made up at the special
session.
La Forte pro rata payments are about
ready for distribution.
John Mssee. shot near Queen City Is
dead and Hooper ia dying.
Drainage convention which met at Al
vim resolved TO Impress necessity for
drainage laws on governor and lesis'a
ture during specia, session
Tho Denison Commercial club will un-
dertake a demonstration OF the fact that
Red river Is nayigable.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-01-06

Washington, January 5.--Aner a silence
OF several days General Otis has notified
tho war department OF the complete SIC
cess Of the military operations In North
west Luzon, tho main object OF which was
10 rescue the prisoners which the insur-
gents took With them in their hight. al
though General otis does not specify Jei-
tenant Gilmore. H. s. NJ. In name, The
wording Of his message Is taken n mean
that the officer was among the list o.
resoued prisoners, General ohs' message
is rs follows
Manila, January 5.--colonels Hare ard
Huwse have Just arrived at vlsan. North
west Luson. with all American prisoners.
Their successful pursuit was remarkable
achievement Generals sehwan aad
Wheaton now With separate columns ia
cayl;e province. Affairs in Luzon. north
Of Luzon. greatly improved. OILS.
In the abserce OF detailed statement
from the admiral as to The personality Of
the prisoners, the officials OF the navy
department haze prepared the following
statement which. although believed 10 be
correct. is subject TO amendment By Adj
miral Watson, OF American naval prison
ers In the hands OF the Filipinos and res
cuea by Colonel Hare;
Captured from the Marlveles--william
Jurasahra boatswain's mate, frs,-class.
born in Germany, does not claim any next
/ Of kin.
Captured from the Urdane,a believed 10
4 have been just released Benjamin J..
Greene, coxswain, born In San Francisco.
next Of kin 3. J. Greene. father, Los An
/ gelez Cal. Edward Burke. Ordinary sea
man. born in Boston. residence New York.
next Of kin Hannah Moore. aunt Dorches-
ter. Mass. George Daniel P3wsrs. ap-
prentice. hrst-class, born in Sma;tsvil e.
Cal. next Of kin Mira VI Betancue. moth
er, Oakland, Cal; James Farley. fireman,
hrst-class. born 10 Newark, y. j.. next OF
Kin Mrs. r. Farley. mother. Newark
Captured from the Yorktown's boat and
believed TO have been relessed--Lieut enant
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-01-06
PRISONERS WERE RELEASED.
Colonel Hare's Successful Pursuit Considered Re-
narkable Achievement.

J. c. Gilmore: william Walton. chief
auartermaster. born in Bienheiin. Ger
many, no next OF hin given. John Els
worth, coxswain. born In Portsmouth. ~
H.. no next OF kin; Lyman Paule Edward.
fsrdsman. born in Peru, Ind, next OF KIN
l.. D. Edward father, Mexico, Ind PAU
Vandoit. sailmakers mate BORN in france
next OF Vim r. Nandoit. father SAP buit
obispo Cal Sliyio Brizoicz, iauisr,ap Q,
horn IN san Francisco, next 81 kis Lcolo
Brinolez. father. san FTansisco' Moett
Pctesaon. apprentice. Hrst- class. born n
Oakland. Cal, next Of kin Lo1is Pf'er-
son. Oakland cali Fred Anderson lsnd f.
man. born In Buffalo y. y, next OF KIN
christina Anderson. mother. Buffalo
III appears that the following yorktown
men who we're wounded were alFo re-
leased William Renders. coxswain born
IN Holland next Of kin, Mrs II H. Me
house. cousin. Fan francisco: orson
WoOdbury. seaman born 10 Lynn Mass,
next Of kin. j. G woodbury. iaiheF, Lynn
Mass. D. a.. Avills. apprentice, second
class born in Dudley, England, next oil
kin. E. Mash sellwood. Ore.
TIRE stntement thus makes ~ appear
that the following American sailors in
cludsd In the urdaneta and yorktown par
ties we're killed
OF the urdaneta--cadet W. c. Wood.
William Mitchell, seaman, born IN BUCKS
vile. s. c.. residence New York CITY
next OF Kin, George Mitchell father
Bucksyiilc, s, c.; Samuel Jones Tlden
Herbert, ordinary seaman. born IN Charles
county, Maryland. residence Baltimore,
Md. next OF kin. Richard o. Herbert
brother. Baltimore; Arthur william Drum
mond. machnist first class. born In Can
ada. next OF kin, Mrs r Davis. Bathell.
Canada Thomas Gray, fireman. second
class, born ia Buffalo, n. y, next OF kin
not given; Samuel stone seaman, born in
wilma, Russia, residence Fall River, Mass.
next OF kin, A. j. Shoen. Fail River,
or the Yorktown--John Dillon lands
man, born in Galway, ireland, next OF kin
George Cayener, Honolulu, Hawaii Chas
Albert Morrlssey, landsman, born In Co
lumbus Neb.. next OF kin, Mrs. ]. C. Nor
rissey. Lincoln, Neb. Ore Il. Mcdonald
ordinary seaman. born in Carmel Valley
Cal, next OF kin. r. Mcdonald. father
Monterey. Cal; Edward ]. Nygard, gun
ner's mate. third class. born in Warsaw
Russia. next Of kin, Sophia Nygard, wife
Brooklyn, N. Y.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-01-06
American Flour Hold.

London. January 5.-A capetown dis
patch dated today says: The prize court
has released the British steamer Mashona.
captured BY the British gunboat Partridge
early in December with American -four,
said to be intended for the Beers. on board,
but ordered her cargo to be warehoused
pending trial OF the case.
capetown, January 5.--rhe supreme
court has ordered that the British steam.
er Mashona. Captain Johnstone. which LET,
New York December 81 for Delagoa Bay
laden sith -four for the Transyaal and
which was captured BY the British gun
boat Partridge. be delivered to the oialm.
ants upon giving satisfactory security and
that the portion OF the cargo claimed a.
3rise be stored ID the custom hou.e q
6prt Elizabesh, upon security approve
~ fhe spthoritiea. The prize cargo con.
4 ~ a 17,ooo bags Of ncur. The Mashon.
proceed to other ports and dschasg,
uneletwsa cargo.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-01-06
LOCAL.

Some interesting war talk between TWO
old soldiers, one who wore the blue, the
other the gray.
Subscriptions aggregatlng $50 made for
the Dick Bowling monument fund.
The committee appointed TO secure new
members for the Business League.
Habeas corpus hearings in the criminal
court today.
Mrs. Harlan OF Decpwater dies as the
result OF her burns.
Several meetings and entertainments
scheduled for last night postponed on sc-
count Of rain.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-01-06

wood, Covington. Ky, 11s; Banrica, 1is;
Nilmah, il3; Belle OF Dublin. Claroba,
III.
Handicap, six furlongs-Prince of We
ronia, 129; Magic Light. Lomond, 10t;
Balkan, 103; vi Caney. 1902; Silver Coin,
Chamberlain Lissome, 9s; ststira. chsra
keene, %; Profit Kindred, Vituris. 96;
Pirate Bell. eb; The Milliner. rs.
Selling. mile and a quarter--Lobengula
1917 our Nellie, 1903; Monongah. 100; Mai
Ter, ~ Reeves, 90; Babe Fieds, 81; Match
Box. 81.
The Audubon handicap. mile-Bene
vile. 121; Verify, 100; Laureate, Noo.
Flying Bess los; Paoemaker, 1oS Moroni.
l02 Eva Rice, IS; ~Wolhurst, 1ot; 'Dr.
Vaughan, %. 'Magees entry.
Selling, one mile--Agitator. l2l; Lucky
Monday. 121: L. r. Colon, Good Order
Yubsdam. Tewanda Trebor, IFS; Prince
Of Orange, Colonel Cassidy, ilS.
Clear and fast.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-01-06
TopAY's ENTRIES.

Five eighths of mile, selling-Huncn,
112; Jockey Beel 1O7; Albert Baldwin. sr.,
lO5; Florence Fink. 1902; Jazabe. Miss
Soak, Draw Lass, Wild Het 100; St. Isa-
dore, The Offering, Felicite, Deleota, Cy-
monia, Miss Reel, 96.
Three eighths OF mile. 2-year-olds--
Woeful, los; Rathgar, Lilly Digs. Laura
Myers, Sofala, Carlonian, Moon Bright
l05
One mile selling--Midian. los; Sardonic
1917 Greyhurst. Gibberty Fiibbert, Rapldo
l05 Prestome. IS; Alicia, Red Pirate. 1903;
Modwena, l02; Terrene, as RlxfoTd, 50;
Summer, IS; March Seven, 81.
One and fourths miles, selling-Topmast
III; Tappan, 10; Meadowthorpe, 1oe; Po-
tentate. iO7; Scotch Plaid los; Daisy F..
1914
Hurdle handicap-Grsnger 165; Monita,
l55; Rossmore. 1872 Duke Of York I 1856;
Fih. Meddler, 1870; Rio Chico, 1875; Lomo
Una Colorado; Fatosss. University. 1875,
One and oue-hslf miles. selliug-Forte
Lucid. 1875; Morinel, 1903; Master Lee, lol;
Chimura. 20.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-01-06
roPuLIsT sYMPATay.
~ Brynn's Suggestion Pro.Hos
Revolutions Passed

Lincoln, Neh.. January Sat meetings
OF the State central committees OF the
democratic, popuist ana free silver repub-
hcans today it was agreed TO hold all
three State conventions to select delegates
TO the National convention at Lincoln on
March 10. The populist committee adopt
ca resolutions TO the effect that it believed
1t wise for the popullst convention 10 meet
at the same time and place as the deno-
cratic convention.
me democratic convention was adj
dressed by Hon. William ]. Bryan and at
mis- suggestion a resolution OF sympathv
with the Beers was passed
a committee OF populists held a meeting
THIS afternoon. No resolutions were adont !.
60 to fuse with the democrats. but Mr.
Bryan was favored as the nominee.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-01-06
Important railroad confercn,n

New York, january 6.--An importan,
railroad conference has been IN progress
at the Waldort-Astoria during the last
'wonty-tour hours and according to tho
Tribune may result in the Chesapeake and
Ohio and the Norfolk and Western Join.
Ing the Baltimore ana Ohio in the Penn
sylvania Central agreement. Il Is as.
serted that the exact nature OF the agree
ment is not known. but that Il Will uu.
doubtedly do away with competition.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-01-06
TIVE RAcrs.
Only Two FcNoritcs Wor-"curIy'
Brown Tut Out.

Only Two FcNoritcs Wor-"rurIy,,
Brown Tut out.
New Orleans, January San Durango
and wolhurst were the only winning fev.
orites today and. the latter, after his race.
was run no $500 and bought in. The
track was fast and the weather cool.
The racing governors were called upon
for tho tirst time to enforce the turf con.
sress rule which denied admission 10
tracks under It's jurisdiction to persons
ruled or. (Curleyl ii. Brown. the starter
who was ruled of at Newport KY. late IN
the season for an assault on ID. ]. Mur.
ray and j. NJ, Berry. who was ruled OF
AZ 81. Louis. gained admission to the
grounds. As soon as their presence was
discovered they were escorted heyond the
limits OF the track. The management hs I,
ruled that persons owning horses trained
IN public stables must procure and regis
ter individual colors. j. ID. CLAYTON
trainer Of virgie o.. has been SUSPENDED
pending an investigation OF the mares
performances.
summary:
Selling, SIX ana nalf furrongs-ssn
Durango, Deceptive. Eight Bells, Time
Seven nrlonss-Adjutor, Amelia strath-
more, Sadie BurnHm. Time l:30i-4.
Selling, mile and twenty ysrds--Nekar-
mis-, Dr. Walmsley. Rushnelds. Time
Handicap. miis-Andes. pesrins peyo.
Time i;42.
Selling, mile and seventy yards-.-wo,-
hurst Waterhouse. Can See EN-. Time
las.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-01-06
WIN negin Ncxt weel,

frankfort. KY. January 5.-The house
adjourned today until Monday. The com
mittee which will try the house contested
election case will begin next week on the
evidence in the eighteen seats in con-
test, and II Is probable several OF these
cases VIII be voted on before the contest
LOT governor and lieutenant governor are
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-01-06
CONNER GAL.

Early conditions we're favorable to IN
advance ia cotton, but free realizing
caused slight decline
stocks ADVANCED early and became weak
later, Vanderbilt interests again bought
their own stocks.
Secretary Eiester's weekly statement
shows decrease In the amount brought
into sight.
R. G. Dun Co. say new business has
not opened since January l. Revision Of
prices may disappoint expectations.
Dradstreet's says business this week has
been at q standstil.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-01-06
WASHINGTON.

Senator culberscn does not desire the
National chslrmsnship
The friends OF Quay intend TO night TO
the last ditch TO have him seated on the
governors appointment.
Test trust csse will come IN in the su-
preme court next Monday.
The cabinet did not discuss mediation
In hc VA
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-01-06

Two Thousand british Horscmen Lo-
Gated the Beers.

Frere Camp. Natal, January 5.--There
was a reconnaissance IN force from Chieve-
~ this afternoon with 1000 horsemen aud
two guns, the object being to locate the
enemy Oh hill south OF Llangwano Sew.
eral shells We're fired. supplemented by the
naval guns, The enemy replied at long
range. but did not touch tho British.
/ Lord Dundonald. peroelving strong
mounted force issuing beyond the range
| OF the British guns with tho evident in
1 tention OF working around our flank. di.
! rected the force to retire to Chievely.
/ The Doors Photograph can be seen work
ing from ridge north OF Colcnso TO the
Boer camp at umbulwauo.
! During the cannon hre natives in tno
valley can be seen blowing compaoently
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-01-06
RrcHr or SEARCH
II Held by Great Britain 10 He Hers
Instructions Sent.

NtWts
London. January s, 1850 q, m,-The
question OF contrahand seizures takes al.
most the paramount place In the thoughts
OF the public, the vague possibility that
they may be made preteSt for contipen.
tai Intervention disturbing official aud
private observers. The governments I'M
deviating purpose TO enforce strictly th,
right Of search has been set forth in DO,
tailed Instructions. dispatched yesterday
by the admiralty 10 the British naval com
manders in South African waters, givlnl
them warning. without exception. TO up
bold the government measures for tn
suppression Of the Importation OF contra
band BY way OF Delagoa Bay.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-01-06
TRAssyAAL.

The hrst news OF Colonel Pitchers CO.
sagtment was an exaggeration.
In sortie from Msfeking December Is
the Brltish lost twensy-one killed, t5en-
ty-four wounded and three prisoners.
The steamship having American -four
aboard was released. but the -four is held
The German prees is somewhat excited
over the seizure Of vessels by British
varshine
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-01-06
cocls Fishting nt nnIIa.

Dallas, Texas. January She cooking
main between Dallas and Mineola cookers
takes place tomorrow night. Ths battles
were arranged this evening. There are 10
De nreen fights for $500 side on the re
sun OF the main aud s25 a side ON each
nsht Game chicken taneiers from all
over Northern and Eastern Texas are COM
lag TO witness the battles.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-01-06
A Guaranteed Cure for Pile.

All druggists are authorized by the NJ
ufacturers of PAZo OINTMENT to ret
the money where it fails TO cure any q
of piles, no matter how long stantf
Cures ordinary cases in six days, she W
cases in fourteen days. One applicin'
gives ease and rest. Relieves itchlntl
stantly.
This is a new discovery and is thea
pile remedy sold on a positive guaraA
no cure no pay. Price so cents.
If your druggist don't keep II in So
send us 80 cents in postage stamps
we will forward same by mail.
Manufactured by Paris Medicine y
ST. Louis, Mo.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-01-06
Receiver Is Asked For.

Montgomery, Ala, January ga
has been filed in the city court BY o.
tain +. F. Tennele against the Natx
Building and Loan association asking
receiver on the ground Of alleged
management on the part of that comN
and that It be declared insolvent
company has an authorized caplM
s25, 600, 900. and a paid up capital Of $500
600. and Is doing business all over y