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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-05-13
Lnlsesidc ResuItr.

Chicago. May 12.-Five and a salf furlougs
May Beach. o'connell, Chsel. Time 107.
Four furloags-Garry Hermann. sig Levy,
Sad Sam, Time ASH.
Mile--Jolly Roger, Top Mast. Potente. Time
1:42h,
The Calumet stakes. mile, selling, value
sl4VO to w.nner--The Lady, Moio Andes. Time
1;42.
SIX furlongs -Midlisht, Miss Ross. Barney
+. Time 1:l5i2.
Six furongs--Dr. Walmsley, Maggie Davis,
st. Cuthbert Time 1:1ilh
Mile and furlong-Red Pirate, Wood
Trice Ben Chance Time 1855
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Nnrr cnnnnr Trnnt

New York. May li--It has Just been
learned. according to tho Times, that a
new consolidation Of copper property ia
soon to come into the held- II will take
over number Of Mexican and United
States copper mlaes and be known prob
ably as the Pan-American Copper com
napv
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Events nj Morris Park.

New York, May 1.-THE nrst Of the classic
S-year-old events in the East, The wlthers,
was run at Morris Park today, and w. c.
Whitney landed it with K.lmarnock, that
high-priced youngster for which he maid
pleased.
SIX furlongs-Premature. Favonius. Lime
Light. Time 1.l4A
Five furlongs-vouch, Maiden, Lamb. Time
l:0?A.
Fashion stakes four and "A half furlongs-
Anecdote, Vintage Ashes Time go
The Withers, mile ilmarnock, Mesmer-
list lldr!m Time l.41L
Mile and a MISUNDERSTANDING. Knight OF
the Garter Half Time Time las
New York steepleohase. about two miles
Diversion and Cosmopolitan ran dead heat
Cousin Jesse. Time 5:53M
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Evidanre of prorperitx

Mckinney, Texas May 1i.--one evidence
Of the bstter financial condition Of the
farmers OF this county Is a decrease IN
tho number OF mortgages being filed tbls
year To the 9Th instant l795 were hied
during 1900 TO a total OF 1922 for the cor
responding period Of iss9,
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lionzaIes. Texas May THE Gonzales cot
ton seed oil mill was built last fall and did not
Commence running Until November 10 1879
The board OF direc,ors have declared 2 divi-
deud Of 10 per cent after paying out 5000 Tor
additional machinery and holding a surplus
for repairs. etc.
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TRAp SHOOTING.

An Interesting Event by the Theo'
Bering Gun Club.
Those sportsmeu who attended the shoot
Friday afternoon Of the Theo. Boring Gun
club were amply repaid for their nttencsncs
The largest nur- Der Of shooters Of the season
was ON hand and the excitement ran high
u.hen Ire several squads were shooting
...,ns, each other. Captains we're chosen
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-05-13

A Haryard-Harvard IA; Cambridge ..
y New Haven-Yale freshmen Z; Har,
fsld tfreshmen) L.
~ Easton. Pa,-Easton 10; Fordham 3,
Blvania G
At Prlnceton--Princeton 70; Georgetown g.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-05-13
AFRICAN LEAGUE.

Detroit I; Kansas City 5.
,leyeland-No game: rain.
indianapolis IA; Chicago 13.
sulGlo 3; Minneapolis II.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-05-13
THE RACES.
Results ntIani.xiI,.

Louisville. May i2-Not favorite was nrst
past the post at Churchill Downs this after
noon.
Four and a half furlongs-Ethel Wheat. Sam
Lyons. Pacquelip. Time .55.
SIX MISUNDERSTANDING, Vain. Tolstoi. Time
|1:14.
Mile-gentlemen's cup--shookum, Bellamy.
Bob Salter. Time 1:i5h
Mile-Larkspur, Charlie o'Brlen, skillman.
Time 1909.
-Four furlongs--Fancy Wood, Matt. Bain
Menace. Time :49
p Six furlongs-w Winter. Sound Money. Goal
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He has been engaged In the practice OF
law for the past ten Years ana ranks
very high in that profession.
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ann for cnpItnI.

Gonxsies. Texas May l2.-The hrst can
10 Ger cent. Oh the capital stock. sl2s.o0o, %
the Gonzales cotton Mills has been collected
and charter applied for,
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in favor Of the Cotton Belt. The game was
witnessed by several hundred people.
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..h,rr Moves Up to SecOnd--Ncw
york Team Went to Pieces.
Am erlcan League.

Flrepnati NAV 1.-Two singles, two
Ms and double gave Philadelphia four
!, IN the opening inning today After
!, Scott was effective. Jut in the fifth.
a tbe bases full Thomas made a triple,
anng the bases
;srpah ............. OsO 100 oO1-5 Ii
klls1slphla ....,...... 400 0i0 000--S 10 l.
soi, and PETIT; Bernhard and Douglass.
! 4 Louis. Nav 12-McGraw made his debut
Ma the St. Louis club today. lie was given
great ovation His error in the ninth cost
Louis the game
Es,ofe-- r IL T.
Louis. ............. 100 10 O1O-4 . 3
kooklyn ............... 0l0 900 1875 s .
|Eitsoa McGinnity and MCGUIRE; Young and
lobirson.
pltrburg May l2.-The game was played
1 heavy grounds and in erizzling rain
|snburs hated out victory,
|Sere-- IL II
kfbturg ........... 90 col sos 3 /
(tstOn ......u,u.... 100 Goa o0o-1 |
Phlippi and thinner; Lewis and Clements,
Chicago. Nav l2.1.New Workers went all to
|ses IN the third and continued their loose
Esy Until the locals had scored twelve runs.
Eiftss' home iuu in the seventh inning being
es only run earned
Stoh,- II II 10
'hl,ago .............,.. nos 142 1913 70 /
callahan and Chance; Seymour, Doheny and
bovermap
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~. Waco Rail- Club Beaten.
~, Texas. May l2,--The Cotton Belt and
- pan tsanv played here today. score 80 TO
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1900-06-13
The LOCAL EDITOR.

According to al exchange about
ali that !ocal editor has 10 do to
run news paper IS to Dc able to
write a poeG, discuss the tariff bill
and the gold aud silver question. RE-
port wedding, umpire a game Ct
baseball, coach TO 0all team, lick
a jockey, give a lawyer to UNDER
stard that you knoF his tricks, de
scribe fire 50 that the people who
read it will shed their wraps, make
a dollar do the work Of ten,
shine at church social, abuse
liquor habits, test all The whiskey,
subscribe to all the charitable
purposes, 60 without meals, sheer
at snobbery, wear up-to date cloth
ing, invent advertisements, over
look scandal and gambling, admin-
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1900-06-13
4 Card of Thanks

/ wish to say that I feel under last
Ing obligations for what Chamber
lain's Cough Remedy has done for
our family. We have used it ia SO
many cases Of coughs. lung troubles
6nd whooping cough, AID It has al
ways given the most perfect salts
faction, we feel greatly indebted to
the manufacturers of this remedy
aud Wi. Il them to please accept our
hearty thanks -Resp ectfally. Mrs
:. Dety. ZMoi1es4Z Iowa For
Sale by W. L DeEoody & Co. drug
gists.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1900-06-13
Would Nor suffer 50 Again For fifty
Times It's Price

Would NOT suffer 80 Again For Fifty
Times IT'S Price
awekA last night with severe
pains IN my stomach. never felt so
badly in all my lie. When came
down TO work this morning [ felt 50
weak I could hardly work went
to Miller < McCurdy zdrug store and
they recommended Chamberlain )
Collie. Cholera and Diarrhoea Rene
dy. It worked like magic aud one
dose fixed me all right. It certainty
is the finest thing I ever used for
stomach trouble I shall not be
without It in my home here 4feer, for
I should not care To endure the sui
ferings Of last night again for fifty
times its price, Fl. wilson. Liv-
cry man, Burgettstawn. Washing ton
county, Pa. This remedy il fer sale
by VI Dewoody < Co druggists.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1900-06-13

Bfs Libraries In Gina.

The great libraries Of Pekin contain
volumes Of books numbered by the
hundreds Of thousands. In the archives
Of tie government are still % be found
the ancient predictions Of eclipses
made with great accuracy. together
with works on astronomy which show
4 fair knowledge Of that science.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1900-06-13

1ster 10 the SICK aud afflicted, hea
the disgruntled, fight to fnis b
these who take ofense, speak at
Christian Eodeavor leagues ar d
young peoples meetings, sweep the
Office, stand In with everybody and
get a free ticket to the show occa-
sioaaLIE.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1900-06-13
How To eHea spraEa

Last fall spralned mE LETT nip
W hiIe handling some heavy boxes
The doctor called on said at first it
vas q slight strata aud would soon
be we'll but II grew worse aud the
doctor then said I had rheumatism .
Itstitf grew wgFseaHd could hardly
get around to work. wenttH drug
store and the druggist recommended
me To try Chamberiain's Pain Balm.
I trfe1ft and ona-halt e 5g.eent
bottle cured me entirely. / now re-
commend If 10 al my frienass-F. A.
Babcack, Erie, Pa. 7 is for saie by
". L. B=woody ) - druggists
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1900-06-13

We would suggest that the presi-
dent appoint James J. Corbett col
onel OF regiment, to De recruited
from the ranks Of his profession.
and send them to China, to queIl the
disturbances caused by the riotious
Boxers. This would be a case Of
dog eat dog
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1900-06-13

employees are well paid and are er-
tire.y satisfied wiz their Iot, tho
we forgot to remark that their is
muct complaint from private eiti-
zsas about Pine Bluffs street car
service.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1900-06-13

Pr. Antoalo Spaghetti viii
give sIeight of hand performance
at the opera house this evening
Pine Bluff Daily, 1899
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1900-06-13

While St. Louis is disturbed by
riots caused by the strike of the
street railway employees, the citizens
Of our peaceful city pursue the even
tenor OF their way. Our street car
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1900-06-13
You Ought TO Make Up

your mind right
now what you are going to have
IN your home this summer; then
you ought to come right along
this way, and look over this stock
OF ours. Are you going to enter
tain your trends in the same old
chairs. at the same old table. and
on the same old carpets? Why
not have things fresh and newp
Needn't buy all at once. Get a
piece now and a piece a little lat
er. If you buy here, the first
piece will be as good as the last
piece.
BLUFF CITY
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All those ia favoc Ct the city
fur fishing electric fan :, ( ee TO on
cItiz ms, wi meet at the court
house at 30 a a
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1900-06-13

Why ros take the children street
car riding these warm eYeniugs2
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1900-06-13

We would like to hear from Pine
Bluffs cotton factory promoters.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1900-06-13

"On again. off again, gone again,
Roberts 10 he Beers.
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aa a. a
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A H HANSON. q. P. A.. Chicago.
W. A. KELLON D A. G. P. A. Louisville
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ton upon the present President. Washing
ton. Lincoln and Grant had been assailed
and reelected He predicted victory for
Mckinley this fall. The first gun Of the
campaign has been fired in Oregon, which
had given a Republican majority OF 10000 in
the face of the Porto Rican tariff and de-
spite the erring. wandering way of man
said to be criminal In Cuba. Mr.. Carter
then entered upon a general discussion OF
the Philippine situation from a political
view point.
Discussion on political lines became quite
general Senators Mason, Turner and
Money taking part in the debate Mr.. Tur-
ner sharply criticised the Republican lead
ers for forcing adjournment when there
were public measures demanding attention.
These included the Nicaraguan canal bill,
the antitrust bill and the eight-hour labor
bill.
Mr.. Hale explained the disagreement with
the House on ocean and lake surveys.
Speaking of the refusal of the House to ac-
cept the conclusions of the conference COM
mittee, he said he did not believe the Sem
ate would surrender all its rights. The
Senate had already yielded on more than
half the substance of the survey item. Mr..
Hale moved that the Senate insist on its
amendments and grant the conference re-
quired by the House. This was done, and
Mr.. Butler was appointed a conferee in
place of Mr.. Tillman, who had left for his
home.
On motion of Mr.. Hale the Senate, at 10:i0
p. m, adjourned until IL o'clock tomorrow.
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BATTLEsHIPs READY FOR SEA.
Orders Received by the Omcers Of the
Indiana and Massachusetts.

PHILADELPHIA. June 6.-Under orders
from the Navy Department the battleships
Massachusetts and Indiana. at the League
Island navy yard. are being prepared for
sea. The orders give no clew as to what
service the vessels may be called into, the
notice to Commandant Casey being simply
to get the ships ready and sail as soon as
possible to Hampton Roads. where they are
to await further orders. The warships
were this morning piloted out Of the reserve
basin around to the Delaware river front.
where preparations for departure were fin
ished. Both vessels were practically ready
to go to sea when orders came. having
been thoroughly overhauled at the Brook
lyn navy yard before their arrived here.
The two vessels are loaded with enough
coal to make trip across the Atlantic, and
they contain large supplies of ammunition.
There are 40 men in the reserve crew of
each ship. the rest of the complement of 405
sailors and eighty marines having been dis
tributed among various naval stations after
the vessels reached here from Brooklyn.
The full crews were filled out with the 525
men who came here on the frigate Hart
ford from Hampton Roads and the other
details ordered here from New York and
Boston. The Hartford's men include 400
landsmen, who have just been brought
around from San Francisco Recruits were
also taken from among the sixty landsmen
and apprentices on the receiving ship at
League island.
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M'KINLEY AT THE CAPITOL.
The President Visits His Old Quarters
Also Signs Hills.

WASHINGTON, June 6.-President Nc
Kinley paid visit to-day to his old quar-
tiers in the ways and means committee
room. and occupied the seat in which, as
chairman of that committee. he shaped the
Mckinley bill. The visit occurred about
4:S0 p. m. and was unexpected. The Presi-
dent and Cabinet had been at the Senate at
tending to the signing of belated bills. and
then the President asked his associates TO
join him in a walk over to the House. The
President swung through the main corri-
doris and went direct to his old committee
room. Chairman Payne. Mr.. Grosvenor
and Mr.. Mccall were there, and the visitors
were cordially greeted. Word was sent to
Speaker Henderson, and he joined the
party. with many other members. At Mr..
Payne's suggestion the President took his
old place at the head Of the table, and this
started a train of interesting "Reminiscences.
OF the eight members of the majority when
the Mckinley bill was framed Dingley and
Bayne are dead, Burrows and Gear are in
the Senate, Mckenna on the supreme
bench. Lafollette is in Wisconsin. while
Payne has advanced to the Craftsmanship
and Mckinley to the presidency. The visit
was much enjoyed by all concerned. and at
it's conclusion the President returned to the
White House.
During his stay at the Capitol to-day the
President signed over one hundred bills,
among the most important of which, aside
from appropriation bills, being the Alaska
code bill. resolution concerning the unveil-
ing of the Lafayette statute in Paris July
next, amending the act for the relief of
settlers on the public lands. permitting sec
ond homestead TO persons who have for
feited their rights under certain conditions,
authorizing the Spanish Bank of Porto Rico
to amend Its bylaws. admitting certain
publications to the mails as second-class
matter. incorporating the Frederick Doug
las Historical Association. authorizing the
city of Tuscon, A. T., to issue water bonds,
providing for the safekeeping of public
moneys in Cuba, Porto Rico and the Philip
pines, authorizing the Seneca Telephone
Company TO establish lines in Indian Terri
tory. providing for the use of timber and
stone for domestic purposes in Indian Ter
ritory. amending the laws concerning Cir
cult Courts of Appeal.
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American Controversy with the Ze-
laynn Government Nears a Crisis.

NEW ORLEANS. June 6.-The trouble
which has long been brewing between the
American merchants OF Bluefields and the
government OF Nicaragua is rapidly coming
10 head. according TO a letter received to-
day from a representative of the Picayune
In that Central American port. There has
been no adjustment of the difficulty grow
ing out of the attempted enforcement of
the arbitrary and prohibitive customs laws
of the country and to-day there are by act
ual count $4,000 worth of goods rotting on
isluefieids bluff. which the merchants will
not touch under existing regulations.
Consul Scoresby is expected TO reach
New Orleans any day on his way 10 WASH
sngton where he Will use his efforts in Sc
curing a settlement of existing conditions
AS an example OF the prohibitive duties
the following tariff rates may be cited !:
The duty on an enameled bedsread worth
in this country SIC, Is $50 in Nicaraguan
money. or $63 in gold. On an ice box worth
s.. the duty II SIS I'm Nicaraguan money
and the duty on whisky Is SIC gallon.
There have been no developments in the
postofi1ce robbery at San Jose. when
United States Minister Merry's box was
relieved of several n.munications of a
diplomatic nature.
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HEALTH BOARD ENJOINED.


SAN FRANCISCO. Cal. June 6.-Judge
Morrow, of the United States Circuit Court,
has granted order temporarily restrain
ing the Board of Health and chief of police
from prohibiting the surgeons employed by
the Chinese to care for their sick and TO ex-
anime their dead entering the quarantine
lines. The Health Board was also ordered
to show cause why II should not be perma
nentIy enjoined from interfering with the
physicians employed by the Chinese. The
board must also show cause for the denial
OF the application OF the Chinese for an
order commanding them either to provide
for the sustenance of those imprisoned by
the quarantine or to grant the Guaranteed
their liberty.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1900-06-07

WASHINGTON, June ga complete
summary of the work of Congress UP to
date compared with the four preceding
Congresses. appeared to-day a special
feature of the House of Representatives
calendar. compiled by Tally Clerk Wake
field. of the official staff of the House. II
covers both the Senate and the House and
gives the following data: Number of days
in session. 1877; bills introduced. 12.152; total
passed, 1,2l5; public acts. 2S3: private acts.
932; extent of Congressional Record, 7,0S1
pages. The magnitude of the work is said
TO be unprecedented.
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FORT MONROE. Va, June Sin the
presence of the Kentucky delegations.
guests. and the officers and crew of the
battleship Kentucky. Hon. Harry Weisen-
ger this afternoon presented to that vessel
in the name of the people of the Bluegrass
State beautiful silver service of some
seventy pieces at cost of 5000. A ban
uuet was given tonight.
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This shows apparent excess in the
ordinary appropriations at this session for
the fiscal year 1901 of sI9.747.242 over the
appropriations for the fiscal year 1885,
which Immediately preceded the Spanish
war. The chief increases in ordinary ex-
penses for 1901 over those for 1898 are:
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the fiscal year 1901 of sI9.747242 over the
appropriations for the fiscal year 1885,
which Immediately preceded the Spanish
war. The chief increases in ordinary ex-
penses for 1901 over those for 1898 are:
Increase of the navy................. S7.0s1. s1s
Pensions 1881 so
Postal service. including newly
acquired territory. H,7S29O0
Twelfth census ACKNOWLEDGEMENT. 5000 600
Permanent appropriation (includ-
ing 81 900 for the requirements
of sinking fund and A.0O0,000 for
redemption of national bank
notssl ......---....-..-..--.. o'oos'oO
Total increase .......-..............$50 202 $50
These increases in federal appropria-
tions need no defense. and but a word of
explanation. The amount of the Depart
ment OF Agriculture is only proper COM
pliance with the natural demands of the
agricultural interests OF the country. For
pensions the amount simply represents the
natural increase of the pension roll
For the increase of the navy the excess
over the appropriations OF 1898 is necessary
for the construction. armor armament and
equipment of battleships, cruisers. gum
boats and torpedo boats heretofore author
fzed. and Is no more than is absolutely
necessary toward placing the navy expedi-
tiously In the proper condition universally
demanded by the people for national de-
tense.
Much or the ndtural increase is at
tributed TO increased volume of business
I'm the Treasury. War and Navy Depart-
ments. incident TO the war with Spain al
though no part of IL is included in the
table which Is submitted OF increased an
preparations on account of the war.
Under permanent appropriations, aside
from 100000 for interest on the war loan
two considerable increases appear one for
H.000.o 900 for the redemption of circulating
notes OF national banks out OF funds de-
posted with the treasury for that purpose
1.-The transaction being purely one OF book
keeping and In no way affecting the public
funds. The amount OF estimated redemp-
tfons out OF bank funds is simply $4,000, 900
greater than in 1895. and by process of
bookkeeping that amount Is added 10 the
appropriation for 1901.
An increase OF 100000 Is made I'm the
amount estimated 10 meet the requirements
OF the sinking fund for 1901. over the sum
estimated and inciuded In the appropria-
lions for 1888 This increase is on account
of the Spanish war loan Of $500. 600 0O0
The appropriate amounts, as nearly as
they can be arrived at. appropriation on ac-
count Of or incident 10 the war with Spain
during each OF the three sessions of Com
gress held since the beginning OF that war
are set forth in detail. The amounts thus
appropriated during the two sessions of the
last Congress. covering the period 10 the
close OF the fiscal year 1900 aggregate s4s2
SCI 0S3-
"Of this whole sum, Il is estimated NV
the Treasury Department that. 10 June 40
the total expenditures will not exceed SOP :
100000. leaving a surplus OF 500 900. after
meeting outstanding OBLIGATIONS. to be COW
cred into the treasury. Thus. for the con-
duct OF that momentous war and IFS re-
suitant effects Congress amply made APP