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Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1900-10-25
Delicious Tea Punch.

Put one large tablespoonful of Cey-
Ion or India tea into a large pitcher,
aud pour over one quart of boiling
water; cover the pitcher, and stand
it aside for ten minutes; strain and
add pound of sugar, the juice Of six
lemons and two oranges. Stsrd this
aside until very cold. When iy to
serve add ice and irnolinat S-La.
dies Home Journal.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1900-10-25

Among the recent weddings in the
state were the following: At Keno
sha. Miss Eva Florence Farmer and
Lucien Charles Lance; at Augusta,
Miss Emma Dauffenbach Of Augusta
and Clarence c. Macumber of Fair
child; at Beloit, Miss Anna c. Chaplin,
daughter of the deceased Beloit col
lege president, to B. c. Bachelor, a
wealthy business man of Philadelphia,
President Eaton officiating; at Rock
ford, eX-Lieutenant Henry Quinn and
Miss Almira Haase of Beloit; at Por-
tage, Miss Catharine Mcdonald ana
Emil Schneider; at Sheboygan, Miss
Lydia REESE and Rev J. P. Janett of
Evansville, Ind; at GAINESVILLE, Miss
Mae " Sullivan and Harry Olson; at
Two Rivers, Ella Koeser and Henry
Nienstedt; at Milton, Miss Bertha
Fross Of Milton and w. ]. Richie OF
Ashland; at Green Bay. Miss Lizzie
Fauls of that place and John Van
Dreel of De Pere; at Waukesha; Miss
Elva Groat and T. W Parkinson at
Fond du Lac, Miss Laura NJ. Malloy
and Charles Dyckhoff.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1900-10-25

Bryan will put his hope of election
on the chance OF carrying New York
state.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1900-10-25

A whole onion eaten at bedtime will
by the next morning break the severest
cold.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-01-15
noNons no puyAx.
New York Democrats VIII Entertain
Him SumpttousI>.


SOW ioFN' january To- ne lFlpohe
says. The democratic organizations OF the
city arc in a bad tangle over William j.
p,,,,An,a snnro,cbi,,, Mat. e., Ma, VA,
t'''' ~ -" y y
Nsih 4 ht'Hloh~ VINO mas no olnpiBl po-
sitton either under the city administration
ot, in my ~ tho .,r,.,,i,atfone c,,,tenas ~
,,+.,.,,,a A., y, .,,,,,., M,
=" ~ Va ~ ~ - N'p"SN ~ 'His
otihncr VIII be nearly all The prominent
democrats of The citS and State. There
y,nl b, renrcsont, {i,,.s iron, ~. ~, So
~
'.pln hllss VuuulS, iIohl lalnh"hy ana
rom tae Nnloaeo plattorm democrats The
i"ea Is 70 turn INC diniier INTO sort Of
NV lS"ss anu haimonl1e ~ factions SO
mat a soma ana unanimous delsauoa may
pt seut 10 tne next aemuerANe NATIONAL
convention 20 vote Tor bryan. rms Is
81 wen as iar as y Spes, hut the trpupie
brewing Is over what othctdt notice SHAH
t ue TAKEN OF NJ, bryHh Nesehee ny IN
iAh'inanE orsHni1atlon ana the democratic
elubs
AcVuiuihs 20 Reports, there hre Two plans
SnP9r eonsldeFation. me hrst is tathered
" dohh W Keller president OF TIE demo
NlAtlc club, ana eontemplstes dinner az
tue cup IN MI Bryans honor Mr. Keller
sam mat he would certainly invite MI.
nIsah 70 come 10 dinner at the ei0b as
up eNSse ~" - ue "'NFpts MVuiu lhNltt
numnsr o. prominent democrats TO meet
MN he discussion Is as 10 whether this
ulnher snall partAke OF q formal political
nature OF De Simply personal welcome
~ M, Nsller 10 Mr' bfEah' II IL IS a
.9tulal Sllait u Shn nor pc on account OF
,ne sac OF me eiun mouse large dinner
y, ~ e"n pe h,aue very important, however,
~ ,ale'uhy stlec,ed iiSt OF snests--and
sns nan 70 70 MAKE sathsrlns OF
r ,,. nemocrats from an over the
say anu c,N 70 weicohs M bfyan.
sonu :, Sar,ol. MI. NroNer deputy and
Mr crosar ~ .as aaaiil any orsamSsuon N
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-01-15
LONDON MONEY.
Coilnpsc in Discount Rates WAS
Inexpcctcd,

New York. January 14.-The Times
London financial correspondent cables
The collapse in money discount rates was
unexpected. The holders of rates were
not merely routed, they We're defeated
and as week ago the leading discount
houses scofted at the Idea OF buying bills
under 12 per cent they were glad 10
take less than I per cent by the middle
of the week just closed Loans We're still
cheaper call money falling 10 and ~
per cent and time money TO per cent
or less, Met by such weakness the d.
reotors OF The Bank NJ England had no
choice but 10 feduac ther rate 10 por
rent and one really new begins to doubt
the wisdom Of their having abstained from
taking this course week before For
no sooner had tho bank thus acted than
Tho Bank OF France followed suit. bring
Ing down It's rate 20 1 per cent and the
Bank OF Germany also eased tho tension
by soing back TO per cent. These
movements prove that Il was dread OF
the Bank Of England's power that an
along Kept continental rates as sun AS
they were. At the same time the domss-
tic strain in Germany is not over yet The
stock OF gold is short aud advancing.
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licmps,cnd happenings.

Hampstead. Texas. January lt-A large
number OF small Improvements are uudor
way which spcaks we'll for the towns
prospects, ana show there Is great deal
o. confidence in tho trade OUTLOOK for 1900.
NJ - Robinson Il 4, Thompson & Cos
rud A. b. Jackson are charging tholr
establishments while other repairs 100
TO mention are in progress
Another important feawre is that two
more of tho leading firms are abandoning
The credit system and viii operate on 4
cagh basis.
Marriod this morning, at home, Mr.
W. NJ Scott Of Austin and Miss Maggie
Thornton. Rev. George Phsir officiating.
Tbs happy couple left immediately after
The cermopy for Austin thclr future
home
pr Lee Mahan and family have returned
from spending the holidays in Russeivlle,
Ala
Mrs =. n. Thornton and children OF
Houston are visiting In tho city.
Harry Bozman returned yesterday from
Cairo. III. and stopped here day before
continuing 10 Houston, where he will bc
connected With a music house.
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Personal MENTION.
the supper


g. L. snaveiy o. Taylor ~ w
J. W. Holland went TO beaumont last n'Sp''
Il. n. Harris Of Calvert rs IN INC Guy
II Il. Mckay OF Nayasota Is at the Capitol
Mrs N N Arnold OF Cnnroe 10 in the city.
$3.50. a. \, p,,rn. ,au, Ga Austin last
,iebi
Z, ~ n..on ~ ,aii,s-,s atiest al the
cani,ot
,,,. e..,ar,,, 4. stonninQ at tho
I .aNylar
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80, W., H., ,o.,,,.,,. =,
= Bryaon oil hAeiho' WE" y 'Ve"''' ~
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NJ harpsr Of hAoN"" ''l's ~ q'i'i ~ w
at the bristol
j.. sienSfd Of thioaso VS. ap's'oP'sp
az the bflstol.
juhu II hager Of San Antonio 'r Registered
az M Bristol ~
g. &. ellis 81 sartatua Is snnonl tao tusSt5
al the Lawlor .s Mn,t
., tIst,,sta, o5s IN rho
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-. ., c,,,,,,.,, 4. ,eststs,od
~ ~; - s'p W "
az lhc iiu''"iuS
), W, DRAPER OF victoria was Nlsltor W
tlr city YESTERDAY
Dan NJ Lasker Of Galveston was guest at
The Lawlor yesterday.
l., y uallcr ana v{fe of Victoria are stop
nirs ~ tbs a,yinr
- ,,,.or ,rd ,.tt, ~ cuero have anart.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-01-15
TURNER'S CELEBRATION.
Another Year Added 10 the History Of The
Iurnverein.
IT WAS THEIR FORTY-SIxIH ANNIVERSARY
An Enjoyable observance OF the oc.
casion--sketcb of the orgnnisn-
tion-Anniyc rsars Ball Tonight.

large number OF the members OF the
Turnverein assembled at their hall yes
terday morning aud proceeded to celebrate
10 an Informal but appropriate manner
their forty-slxth anniversary. Captain p
y. II Schneider, one Of the original or
ganIzers OF tho association and the only
one now living, opened the exercises OF
the morning by. giving an exhibition in
gymnastics with his class OF young men
The young men acquitted themselves with
credit but not one Of them could equal
in agility their Instructor. who Il ~ years
of age and is still more active than a
youth. The benefit derived from these
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-01-15
HAVANA NEWS.
Cuban Speakers Discuss the interest
of the Island.

Havana, January l4--At a meeting IN
Havana today held under the auspices of
the propaganda committee of the national
party, Senior Pita said that Cuba would
always be bone OF contention becaus,
of her situation and that the Cubans, if
they desired to preserve their individual
ity, must unite as one man. General SAN
chez, who was one OF the principal sneak
ers, said Until recently Cubans feared
that the Americans were not going 10
fulhll the pledge of the joint resolution
of the United States congress. President
Mckinley has set these fears at rest. II.
however, at tie end of 1900 Cubaus should
sun see that the American government
was only pretending. there wouid vet re-
ipa'h many who would be ready to die in
the defense OF Cuba"
Senior Herrera said: eve should Iool,
TO the history OF The United States and
'hen We would have no fears that The
promise OF independence would not no
inlhllcd, The three great events in that
history are the throwing off of the RritIsh
yoke the emancipation OF slaves and tha
lfseihg of cuba from the tyranny of
N'uoi hTloHd sad General Wood
promised rs independence. We should
moi look with suspicion upon his actions
nun should trust him In order later on. 10
demand the fulhlment of the nromise
The governor general has recently dis
missed a high official who had proved neg.
lleent IN the discharge of his duty with
respect 10 the prisCns ana by reIeasinr
prisoners unjusty held he has proved tha7
ne mas the end of justice in view. Where
senons are so enormously for the public
benefit our people should not ton closely
question benefacior's methods
inc work Of disinterring the remains Of
Americans is in progress n Colon ceme.
iery The bodies OF seventy have besp
alslntefred Some forty workmen who
eesan az Fl5O day went on strike for
Vice that amount but other ,yorkrncn
We're immediately hired
Inc sugar planters have snffered So
Vereiy from the drought this season
IN consequence Of the war IN tbe
,tgyansyaal the price of coal is now prohib.
,',ve, ana wood is being burned in fur.
venience. neon
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nnowNwoop.s nO0N.
Many New Housrs--tnrric Holiness;
Case Was Argued. q

Browuwood. Texas January iS.- Mr.. ~
7 Anderson OF Ablcue. who represented
Mr. Sayle3 and his associates In the r-
iigation scheme. arrived this week atld
when he learned the action of the citizens
OF Brownwood In the matter he expressed
himself as highly pleased and II only
few more acres OF land can be secured
for irrigation there Is no longer doubt
that the deaf already outlined viii be
closed at once. II VIII give the Bayou
City OF the west the most magnificent
boom II has ever had.
During the past three years the inn
proyemenis made In Bspwuwood have
been stesdy and substantial The list
shows that during those years there have
been built in this city something over
100000 worth of residences and business
houses third of this amount in
splendid business blocks. The foundation
stones for the w. H. MCGEE stone block
are being hauled In aud put upon the
ground this week Messrs. James Ashel
and n. \. Stages have the contract for
this work and by the iirst Of june Brown
wood viii have another block OF stone
business houses.
j. r. Looney has bought the a. s.
McChesney stock and will move the goods
to ono Of the new buildings on south
side OF the square
The grand Jury OF the December term Of
district court has adjourned after twenty
three days sitting, only finding twenty
two indictments, six felonics and sixteen
misdemeanors.
The argument in the Carrie Holmes
case began this morning and was opened
by District Attorney 7, 7. Crossen. who
spoke two hours and forty five minutes
for tho State. followed by G. l.. McCortney,
II. G.. Randolph and Hon. G. ". Jenkins
for the defendant The latter spoke two
W
argument Monday. +. l.. SnodErass will
close the case for the state. The court
house has been crowded all day with in
iterested spectators Of both seSes
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-01-15
Nntc. fron, Nic,nrin.

Victoria. Texas. January 1.-THE coun-
~ poor farm, near the fair grounds, Is
IN shape to receive occupants and Com
missioner Nogt viii this week convey The
paupers thereto, Those declining to 80
county.
The VIM. 7. Rogers chapter. United
Daughters OF the Cnnfederacy. will cele-
brate General Robert +, lee's birthday a,
the residence OF Mrs J, Y. Vanderbergs
Friday, January 10.
The iremen have decided to have their
annual celebration May l this year. in
stead OF April 81
Judge ] c. Wilson and District Atior-
ney ] v. Nanderberge came down yester-
day from Cuero. where they are con-
ductng district court, 10 spend SUNDAY
with their families.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-01-15

London January ia special dispatch
from capetown dated Friday evening,
January L. announces that General War
rem has crossed the Tusela river.
New York, january u a dlspltch to
the Tribune from London, under date Of
the 18th. says Although lord Roberts
telegraphed from capeiown last pght thai
there was no change in the situation the
continued absence Of news rs 10 General
Buffers movements Is not considered re-
assuring The silence Of the correspond
and the messages which General Butler
has sent for the Information OF the war
office il has probably been considered
inexpedient TO make public.
The Standards correspondent in Lady
smith is the first TO get through from
the beleagured town an unofficial account
Of the battle OF January 8, but unfortu-
nately The most Important portion of the
message. describing the earlier stages of
the engagement, has NOT yet been re-
coived. The assault upon the western end
OF General Whites southern position
was II seems continued with the ut
most stubbornness until darkness came
on aud the Devonshire regiment In the
final charge cleared the Beers from Wagon
hill at the point of the bayonet The
British positions arc being strengthened
ali around. but up TO the present the
Boors have made no fresh movement,
against them.
Belated dispatches describing the
woarrnth of the welcome extended 10 Lord
Roberts and General Kitchener AT Cape
town are In print, with another large
budget of mail correspondence from South
Afriea. =
This special correspondence is less sig.
niticant than the private letters from OFF,
GERS and privates which are appearins
daily ia the London aud provincial press
These letters not being suhiec, to censor
ship. blurt out many unpleasant truths
about the recent reverses OF the British
armies
The clubs are also filled with stories re,
lating 10 Colonel Coughs refusal to carry
out lord Methucu's orders ut Moddei
4 river and the probability hat when tried
by court martial he viii plead that Il
WAS impossible to carry out his instruc-
I tons. lie comes of well seasoned hight
ing stock. The morale of General Me.
thuen's army. 1t Is rumored, may bt
seriously impaired aud n new comman-
( der be Indispensable.
( There are also countless club storie
about Lord Wolselcys relations with Si
/ William Butler, wbo,e advice did no
coincide with the headquarters estimate
Of the force required Tor the conquest o
The Dutch republic, aud there IRE rumor
without end OF impending cabinet change
and revolutions ln- the war Office an'
treasury. a great victory by Geuerat Bul
/ lero Is sorely needed In order 20 clear tn,
air in London and to put an end to thu
intrigues OF political marplots.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-01-15
~ a TRANCE.
81. Louis Woman Mas Being ~"
haImcd while tiive.


East ST. Louis. january ii.-Mrs' Oa,,s,
tina Herth emerged from a trance ~
morning TO ind herself under PROVES N
being emhalmed and preparei iw
grave. The discovery of life was tns \.
suit OF the merest accident and aslusa.s.
the undertaken \ movement OF the y. 4,
lid saved the woman from death p "
hands Of the undertakers or from p''''
alive, NJ.
This morning while her husband Ns'ea,
at her BEDSIDE at the hospital sne s. Y,
deep sigh and then seemed TO plsa'ss
no more. When the coroner arrifes
pronounced her dead. The unas'ss,s
was called and shortly afterwati III, rs
ceeded 10 emealm the body MIS-, ~, x,
was placed on Inc cooling board aeo y. u
work Of preparing her for buria sai.
On each eye weight was placed 70 XIX,
down the lids. over the face w
clotn saturated with bleaching nula
spread When attempting to remo's Ma
cloth he noticed one OF the weisuNs, NJ
fallen OH In replacing II he nous IA,
detected slight movement OF ". sss
lash. There was no beat OF pulse y n,s.
of breath. however. so he set aou ssssctl,s
pairing hts instruments for the s,,.,ug
of poisonous fluid used in enp%1r VII!
While thus engaged. he noticed 4,
culver Of the eyelid. He sumniursss, "a
sisiancc and the body was reinose aid
bed in the nospitel. The doctor was
ana resoratiyes applied. - hs
Gradually the woman came ou' ,,asl
comatose condition and was ap,e Y II h;
her body. She was unable TO dlsclss', n,
experiences but made signs 10 AZ
that she was conscious Of al snSj'<il
taken place. II Is expected thavsaw VI
regain some Of her strength and ivy 4
while at least,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-01-15
TEXAS cAT1,LE Fewer.
DIR. Francis Delivered Lecture GA
the Subject.

college Station, Texas January a. At
The last meeting nj the Natural History
society OF the Agricultural and Mechanical
college Mr.. ". Francis gave q most in
tcresiing lecture on Texas cattle fever
problems. Among other things he stated
that the great problem was 70 produce
immunity from the fever without doing
serious injury TO the animal Accord
Ing 10 recent discoveries this is now being
done with only a loss OF or 3 per cent
OF cattle. The method nsed consists OF
inoculatng cattle that have just come
from the north With a very small por-
ton OF the blood from native animal
This gives the new animal . weak form
of genuine Texas fever. and after the
animal RECEIVERS from this, Il IS almost
certain to he immune from the fever.
Success is much more sure with young
animals than With older ones
DR. Francis has recently published a
bulletin on this subject that gives com
plete discussion OF the details.
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prlncipnl 81 r,niric y,,,,,

frof u. l.. Blackshea- principal "
Prairie vew state normal, spent yssicr-
day In The city lie delivered an able ad
dress before an appreciatiyo audience laat
night at ST. Paul A. NJ y ehureh Theme:
Eater We Into the StraighD Gate, 10 Ilo ra-
turned homo lRsl night principal BLACK
shear REPORTS The school in excellent con
dillon with an attendance OF 265 Work
IS progressing un tho boys nSw darmi
tory as fast as the weather viii allow n.
The chapel organ &C cost OF S26g has been
nut in aud the machinery for the broom
factory has been received
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cnnnainn l.esaIt,.

Toronto, Ont. January a. ,so.Af'
men aud money We win assist thf srr.ss
county" was what Sir William I'M b51
premier ,of The Dominion. sald ~ a,t,
speech az Sherbrooke. Quebee ! .,,>1l
ago aud nov comes the anp9aN". vi
that when parliament rc-assemel,ss sh,t
than a. month vote Of nos WI M
sS0onfop win be asked no aenSs.,A y
rSehnees OF tho 80 eco men u fhs. s,e.a
South Africa or ON The way 'hi'ns'
this country. -.
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WIN workers striL.

'Sse'And' o. January n AT q meeting az
.ns ulvfelsnd branch Of tho National Assoe,a-
eon hod Min Workers tonigh, It was decided
a. ivsugnrate strike IN the tour mills ~ -,
~. f.Nsn Steel and Wirc conlpanv IN ~, ~,
throS ,'a es morning.. The strike here Mi Mi
closing ~ ,pn nm nlen on, q smrlormroi ~
. s,rst 70 other states Will be ver, lsrss
=, ~ Ssz brought about hv ths Srn,s, I,
'Dt workers for an advance III ssre,' 'u y
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-01-15
AFTER SAN DOMINGO.
United states win Ask For set
Element

New York, January H.-A Herald spec
ial from Washington says; a cabIesrapl
received by the state department confirms
the announcement OF the satisfactory
settlement OF the dispute between France
and Santo Domingo relative to claims pen
dls against The latter government
Minister Powell upon his arrival in
Ssnto Domingo will formally recognize thu
Jimenez government and at the same time
present the demand Of this government
for The payment of instsllments REMAINING
due on the award rendered by The arhi-
traitors In the usama bridge claim. The
Heurenx administration paid halt OF thi.
claim and the amount still due is $40 900
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-01-15
nrp KlvEn MITIGATION.
Enthusiasts Meeting Was Held Mt
BonhRr,,

Bonham, Texas. january ii.-A very
enthusiastic meeting Of the business men
aud capitalists of this city waS held last
night to discuss the question of making
Red river navigable. Several short talks
were made by leading business men and
the meeting adjourned after the ap.
pointment OF the following delegates to
attend tho Red river navigation conven-
ton, which meets in Paris 9. A. Wheeler,
Captain s. y, Allen a. n. Scarborough,
r. u Williams. r. +. Kennedy r, W,
RaEsdale, j. L. Noble,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-01-15
INDIAN UPRISING.
Canada Fears nm outbreak nv an.
trecs


Winnipeg, Man, Janusry 1l.--Eysrv a.
Tort is being made to hold OF poss,b,a
!. 'es 81 tue Cree Indians. who are talking
threatening manner. 1t is known
mar many chiefs are together 10 strike
o'ew at the British, but the officials
s az. e9nndsnt that the peace viii be main
ss'neu' Assistant Commissioner Nash IN
~ interview today said he believed str,n ~
gers nave been preaching sedltion to the
.su men, but he says the government e.
prepared for any trouble. =
,nai iarh Is felt over the situation. al.
.nosgh 1t is held that enough traops are
WITHIN reach 20 hold the reds IN chad
me ene chief plea OF the leaders Of the ami.
piausn movement among the indians Il
t nv england is attempting to rob the
tribe tribes S ., their homes as they did the
~iin the imperial army weakened q rts,n.,
now might prove serious. 'fsns
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1nn pnArn nor.

Peter iseasen. who died Saturday after
noon at hts residence 30 1St7 Prairlr AVE-
Dpe. VIII be burioG this afternoon at !
O'Clock from tho residence,
Tom MoEvoN who ded al st Josgpn $
mhrmary SATURDAY cNcripg was buried
Yesterday afternoon IRON Nes,heimer' S
parlors
The body Of MI Earnest sharpe whose
death was reported in yesterdays Post.
was sent to New Orleans yesterday for In
terment 1ias
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IS YoER TERRITORY.
The British Forces Have Established
n stnUII Post

Orange RIVER, Friday, January 12.-Gen-
eral Wood, for the first lime in the cam
paisn has established a post in the
cnemy's country With force Of all arms
no took up q position January 6, at zeut-
pans Drift, on the North side OF the
Orange river in tho Free state.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-01-15
sMALLpox
The Disease In Texarsnna Is of a
Very Mild Tyne.

Texarkana. Texas, January 1i,-The
very mild nature Of the disease that has
developed in this city and It's aues-
tlonable symptoms makes Il doubtful as
yct whether TO call II smallpox or not
The physicians do not seem TO be any
ways concerned as 10 the seriousness Of
tho cases here further than TO isolate
them through precautionary motives,
TSus FAR only two eases have hcen dis
covered and the patients % NOT take To
bed They came from Index, about ten
miles north OF Texsrksna. where large
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number Of negtoes ara at work on bridge
across Red fiyer This skin trouble has
prevailed among the laborers sincs last
June. IN no instance proving fatal or
even preventing the patient from working.
u y called cnhan rash By some and cpicb-
On poN BY others