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GUT HER HEAD OFF,
~, lDnIs sIgssL Nap HBns IRtO \ %DApBDNhs,
MIlllnN 4 liIllI

W. Louis, Ang, MmA Sixth street.
eAp pAn inlO u bApOD9he M Broadway
and ltAslA street, killing HlaDolls
Akelle, II yosgs oll and lpjaglnV more
~ ,leAA sevlOnSlg, HERMAN Wilsbahe and
John BhgllA Blanche BA0lle foil under
the QAp, lhs. wheels OF which passed
over !hsp neck HeyeplDg the hand from
the ,bOdy, Wusbahe WIS AlsO struck
by tle wheel OF Vim Nap and thg tOp M
bin skull WIS gpnahedI Hls peGOvspy IN
doubtful, John skslls's injupipa Ape
mob EavIOuh
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-08-21
Whine mi Djp0s,

A French salanflsf Inns statad thAl
without hiPds IN RRt lnsRQfR and weed
seads Tho RRpth WaHId IN n few Eaapa
hfeGHlf ihInhaltilfhlf I'M ffRlL Whfp
N AnRaldappd lhnt almost tha entire
fn0d NJ mo majority M hlrds aanalsta
M aPaaa M salnR sgpt md lnseata M
KapNsl thF sfAlampnf N nAt lmpfoha
bIH,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-08-21
IpVlsRURs GNv6sns ann bMwns,

.VhHpn mo HDDah people who npf aups
Dll01 Wild oily wafer and, having hose,
thlnk u duly 10 Keep tho water pun
ming MI Tho time, 0p just M much OF "
IN the wafer aOmpanlns' rules allow,
notes Th0 American cultivation Thay
Meyer AllOW tho sOll 10 vol nv or warm
" they nnn heID W. Then They wonder
why plants and shrubs. do not grow
better and haVa mora blossoms, and
lhey anl up eapllep or slt Np later IN
Pun II llltl9 moro wafer on Tho lawn
am Hap1Hnl phey 10 not know thar
warmth ma occasional dpynass ape M
EeleaaapV 10 plant growth IN moisture,
Only y water lly would stand. such
@aOnlnunl sOaklnss " IN 10 be h0paa
That tll0ae WhD have mRde RppaHgR
MaDtA fOp Tho aystemAtIa lWIgRtl0n OF
ihelp nel1a arc Wiser and know that
lhaIp Maids IN not WRnt water running
through them MI on thN Tina
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-08-21
AMMpiNA MlnNlsr WnMnlaa,

VIENNA ANN, WI, ~aThe AnspiNA ioys
sisn olIlpe hAs pepalyad n dispatch ms
nOnnDlnE thAt Mn AnAWiAN aching MiHs
lutsv NJ nekin, DE Won hOsthOpD, II
slIxhtly WDnnlpn,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-08-21
SENATOR INGALLS, BURIED.
EmDssAi NJ ihs ARDsas statesman Held
NJ AtghIaDM

~
AyOHIAOk KIM, Aug, 10, mFunepAl
sSgvl00s Oyep tle body Of ~gNIBenAtOp
ingalls weys heid MI Trinity HDla0OpNl
elpgeh md subsequently lntppMent VIM
held In the family vAHI( In Mount Vep,
mon cemetery, Owing No VIM request
nj ths family fW privacy n peiuest
made In soe0pdRn0e WIN tls exppsSSed
wlshss Of Mr. Ingalls, tllevs WAN no
nvsNt thp0DH NJ Vino sepvi0ss, which
Wsve very slDlple, A special tpsln came
IN w noon from Topeka bringing o.
senator PfefW WHO sn0geeled In
nKlis, Judge w, A, Johnston on ths Slls
pvsnle .eOllpL Al A. Goddard, attorney
general, Hld others, wllO attended tls
ksgviOea Up ths church, Judge A. u,
Otls, Il 0lDse business and personal
associate III MI inHAlls, ~nHtiniAtes tla
eHssenNtOg,s fortune M DgbO,OON
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Nj Paul unlDR AlOsk ysvln

Hoes-zA4IplssstI " e psi DID, b. iswy Al ana
el!oagl at.Aug 4. nlply 0pelIns MDHp
e yS,C"'t bn p.. . !. 'WbbWDTpWW 'Met
1llA sAbDM0W lOp vHal calves, lDIiDT
AW lDp rood w ghOlop AlOqkspH md lasli
ON, .tYlNggbbW NV HtpvI pul ygs
AHBBRmMArApb sIeAdy, Hseslpls wpps
sNl6s ralNNl NJ 'NlbOmlD f9p ehOles
NV sbggp, VNWtlH fv HlDIDp lambs
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MARKET REPORT.
I,nlNlh train,

DULDpnI ANY, NO
WHpAV .aqDsh, No, ! hApd, 1920, No,
t, ssy'ss'9 Ls".,.SY' JettS.p' p W. s ~ AZ,
pl1 tpYAD, No ! hApn neW, YDyfa, N1
hDplhapl, ngW. f'lA september Whe,
DlppllDpp TlIADl
ULAk .laah tlus, Hsptpmbsp VI IN,
ODLOAnV Nj, jI '
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-08-21
sunh NJ IJpp ODDA,

l9spAkARA, M,ohD ANY, W. 80 Fhe
wODden AlenMpp ApHDNANt ,sMNnH II
lnAk aftnp mixing On, Y DnpHD Dy Iron Dpa
ami sunk Nd hey dDph,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-08-21
Qskaa vssshsv Lsays W.shNv.oM

n. xIIE !lgI !.s ,A,al WA ,l ehe s,
l(pxlNINr md lAst bpt Uet laNH lhelp
MN, VIM pe0plt NJ te DlAtFiM M
00IglNHtAy M L4W uHbNR sgh8gl
(6Sak1r1 len ths alky ever Wv FsnRr
l4IvlslA 1NllrAaa nv new favk, Aftet
1Esre 1S1. II phJsdAlphlA We entire
lpttr VII esbeIt ~ 1xskDeeM NV
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-08-21
INTERESTS CLASH I'M NJ


lIERLiA, Avn, No, NV From u number Of
letters Published In ths psDsgs " Ap,
psAys tlst wv situatiOg In AanOA IN
SAthss unsatisfactory, TIM g0Vavn0T
hsaANket " ~ CLAIMED, he Was d0lDH
RlOge Than jnstias M Tam and hlv
psvty, WIN severely blamed by ths Nh,
knAfk NIFTY OeAAeleas dlsseiA0ns fO.
LEVIED, Though hardly Aay actual h0aV
t1lttteE N0gugrsa,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-08-21

American i,aRKDs,

.sAA' n M"%."' E n'as ! M,',ssn~pG''' S \ sss.
All 0hlmuo /, milwaukee,, D. sppona
sA.,e,, .gllunHo o. MllMlnhpp b
Az DDIgplh W QlpyplnDn, b
A. BBllWn III lpalAnApbllh D, second
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ANtlDnnl Inn anh
Az W. hOula, b. O@lDQlnnAtl n
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MIDDaApDIlA Whsah
hhBApDblA Ann pD

WHBAW@ln HLDppmsAD Northern
w. aepLsMbW lg D9hDbW WI
kOlthppn tpJs, NJ, \ NOpbhapn F1B
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UhiasHo Unlon Al0oA Yards

UUIOADD, AuHI w.
UAVVLNmgM Market DOMlnAlIy gIsA1y,
bulgs mnHuu nv W. ilMDW INV 1DD1 III
prime .Alggpa,, NDlMltD tDp p0Op w me-
ullDlJ VII BUW ! N nov HbDukgpl AHH lepdl
HpH UlWNJW 10Y nDWa mn hRlIHpn, tt,yh
MblW fDp TpsAH fel HlpHpH
HOuHRahlpDuH w 10 lDnpr
HnlgA r4nnnd NJ ylVlmhDiH iNp mlxsd
and. bUtDhupaI, thDDNhW INV HQDI hi
gEOlAO hNuyy w. uDNlW iDp pDllNi )lpuyv,
lbyyYbpbh NV lshL UAlK NJ MlAA
'iTEp mshpsp nnl lamba stpndy,
HElps MliHNH nl. NJ lDNI M lf anDu
tsehDles wptlApA tLgbWhA iW AnEH
OhlNna0 drain ADa VrDvlA0pA
UNIHAN0, Ann ~
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fgttG DgtGbNF WltW7Ua
naMs ,muAnANM MI Haptp'hhW vNise,
,DAqs, Aa4AM sIHN H"p"mbw sI''
PgHk AHHHHt ylLM Applnmbpp
tlIk VetabW WLHEWILM JNnHV1
WAN ~ 0asb hmUweslmn tlg6
a1 ,a1l IN w1.tVEM NW AnaA'F HiN1lF
y ,iDlNW yapApys 7llmst ghlqtsAs
,ngTThAr grMmeslss ls@Wlfa a4ly
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Mothers endorse. III, children lIke n,
0ld fQlkH lhe w WE refer w, Ono Min.
lnle, q0ngh Ours, " will, ,QnipklX onTa
thpqnt and lung troubles ohapple
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-08-21

Mllll4DH will, DO spent m pOlItlua thIs
a1"nfT, 1Raa,p VI" b"oedly VIZ ylsormoD"ss' WwIIVVhoWU''
solves, NOV Roodo| '' DysWpeppssH|a. t Gu1v"s' VI.
geaIe what yon eat and allows yol 10 ooh
VI lhe H00d fond you want, " gNdIpally
cures stomach troubles, 0happl0 DPUH
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AlNlN III 4 kANn,

w DO bound hgng and fool for yenra
,2rm qt slavery, George y, Williams, of
Manchester, N lhu says my WIZ hNa
beep no helpless f0r lye yeavA lhnt ahn
could net t6rn over In Deu Alone, After
pslna tWo. bNtiles OF hleutpIp TIltera Mo
Ihav own work. Whls pVRp,omo' GvoNmHe1SS
Tor female alaaRaes quickly nNrpA nor,
y0NsnAAH, alaepleeaiaHe, melancholy,
haAaAehe, bApkable, fHnllng md dlsSy
spells, " lsR apasan1 10 weak, eIoljly,
mnulQWn people, Cure guaranteed,
Dnlgy b3go, AOld by 0hApple7 DRUG uon
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-02-20
THE ClAYT0N.B WER TREATY
WAS NOT NULLIFIED by BUILDING:
THE sUEZ CANAL
is the Contention in EnSInnd-Mr
Herburn's Report Is Not Taken
to BE Serious.

London, February 19,-The Hepburn
Nicaragua canal report. representing the
clayton Bulwer treaty being nullined by
the construction OF the Suez canal is not
taken seriously here. The views OF the
British government were clearly expressed
to representative OF the Associated Press
by high official, who said. "ofnclally,
OF course. it is not necessary to consider
any such argument as Washington has
recognized that the treaty has not been
abrogated by the fact that they have re-
CURED modification of It. Apart from
this Mr.. Hepburns argument is illogi-
cal and far-fetohed. The cabinet would
have stoutly denied that the Clayton Bull
wer treaty was either abrogated or lapssd
had any such contention been raised but
it was not and OF course we can not new
recognize any such argument. We are
watching with interest the progress OF the
canal in the United States, though nothing
has been done systematically. We have
given our counsel and are simply waiting
for the decision of congress"
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-02-20
AMERICAN ENGINEERS
Are In Prison In Mexico on Account
of Wrecks.

Washington. February 19Urgent Appeals
have been made to tho state Department on
behalf Of two American engineers. Turner
md Clark. said to be from Leon Kan. whit
wero thrown Into Mexican prisons by the
authorities Of that country because OF wrecks
on the Mexican otatral railroad OF traine
said to hnyo been undar their charge. The
men. II is alleged. have been In prison fol
some months. notwithstanding the efforts OF
tho American representatives in Mexico to
have them released. II in explained by tho
department that the Ire gulations OF the Next
can government respecting engineers is very
rigid. They arc hold to strict accountability
for accidents amounting in some instances to.
charges OF manslsughtsr. The department is
men named and the consular representatives
have been instructed to guard their inter-
ests carefully U
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-02-20
KENTUCKY SITUATION.
Taylor Declines To Recognize Acts of
the LegisIaturc,

inc LeStSiltuFe,
Frankfort, Ky. February 19.-The I'M
preston that the contest over the gov
ernorship will not end until it is fought
to finish in the courts is still prevalent,
The senate today ratified the election Of
Governor Goebel. The republican who
spoke for Taylor in the senate today said
he will not recognize as legal the pro-
ceedings taken today and which it is an
ticipated will be duplicated in the house
tomorrow. but has told them that he
looks upon these proceedings as Illegal and
VIII not quit the fight until the Whole
Iaatter is passed Oh IN the courts OF last
resort, His position Is that the former
proceedings being void. the ratification
today gives them no legRi vitality; thas
the legal presiding officer Lieutenant
Governor Marshall. had declared the SEES
sion adjourned when the vote in question
was taken.
TIE democrats had a session Of the SEN
ate at O'clock with Pro TempJre Pres-
dent Carter presiding and adlourlei to
meet at II o'clock tomorrow. The senate
convened at 1890 this morning with both
Carter and Marshall presiding. The re-
-publlcaus recognized Marshall. adjourning
after prayer and, led by Marshall, left
the hall The democratic senators recog-
nized Pro Tempore President Carter, paid
no attention to the republican proceedings
eGd continued in session. The democrats
adorted a motion by Senator Allen o. LEX
ington to ratify and reafhrm the former
action Of the senate by which Gaehel was
declared governor This prevailed on a
viva voce vote, nobody making a demand
for the ayes and noes. Senator Triplett
anti-Goebel democrat voted with the
democrats for the purpose OF making IA
quorum.
The democratic senators adjourned after
adopting the Allen resolution. The pro-
ceedingS OF today are likely to be dupll-
Gated by the senate tomorrow. as both
republicans and democrats adjourned TO
meet in the same hall tomorrow. The
democrats will meet at 1880 and the re-
publicans At noon,
The house democrats will tomorrow fol
low the action Of the senate democrats in
ratlfylng the former proceedings in the
Goebel-TaylOr aud Beckham- Marshall cou-
tests.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-02-20
JURISDICTION ASSUMED.
Federal Court VIII Hear the Elec-
ton Cases


ton Cases.
Louisville, Ky, February 1s--In the
cases of several persons arrested during
the recent State elections for alleged in
timidation of negro voters, Judge Evans
in the United States court today oyerrulea
the demurrer OF the defendants which
brought into question the Jurisdiction Of
the Federal court, Judge Evans held that
congress passed section 1904 of the United
states statutes to protect the colcrsd peo
pie in their right OF suffrage. and 55OS was
passed TO prevent persons from conspiring
TO injure and Cypress, thus insuring this
class OF voters the free exercise OF their
right of franchise; that congress had the
power 10 pass such Jaws as the only real
guarantee OF liberty, and that Il was the
duty OF the courts 10 see that the pro-
visions " the statutes were enforced Ha
held that II congress had no power 10 pro.
teet the people against Intimidation. etc
then they We're left az the mercy OF ina
combinations OF politicians ana brute
force. and that the fact that the elert,nn
was one at which only the officers ~
the State We're voted for did not in ane
Wise take away the jurisdiction Of he
United States court to protect the yotsrs
under the. constitutional amendments and
sections referred 10.
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constitution was established by the people
Of the Unlted States for the Unitei States.
~ provides for the future admission Of
countries Into the Union and expressly
eonfess upcn the congress the power OF
governing them as TERRITORIES until they
are admitted as States. II the constiiu-
ton was In force in Florida. way was II
necessary TO pass an act OF congress ex-
terdlng several OF the h~s OF the United
States to Florida? Why did colgresl
designate particular laws, such az tao
crimes act of slave trade AMI revenue acts
and introduce them as laws into Florida
II the inhabitants OF Florida we're entitled
10 them on tho act OF cesslon?
III this reasoning OF Webster's be not
correct" said Mr.. Dalzeil. then 1t being
impossible to govern these possessions as
the United States Is governed, we mus,
havc either a constitutional amendment
sbandcn ths Islands or let the presi lent
govern them. The same limitation that
applies to congress applies to the pfssi-
dent" A
Mr.. p1lzell expressed his opposition to
fres trade with Puerto Rico at this time
We must be generous TO Puerto Rico, but
just to ourselves. II we must have free
trade with Puerto Rico we must with the
Philippines. The result might be the
planting OF vast areas OF sugar and to-
bacco The low wages would be a menace
TO labor In this country.
Turning to the question of the
consent OF the governed, MIR. DaIzeli
asserted that in n dependency the
right to govern did not depend ON
the consent of the governed. The
hnethods of government prescribed
by the principles OF Anglican 1iber-
~ as practIced In the United States
would be grotesaue in the Philip
pines and would bring to the people
no advantage. They would be, III
point of fact, impossible to Iegisiate
The guarantees OF liberty, he continued,
do not exist alone In the constitution OF
tho United States, They don't depend
on the great instrument for their strength
and perpetuity. They would continue 10
live ard flourish II that constitution were
annihiIated. They are the indestruc-
tible heritage of humanity.
Mr. Dazel received an ovation when
he finished. The house then at 3 o'clock
took a recess until o'clock. the evening
session 10 be devoted to private pension
LEGISLATION.
Nothing was accomplished at the night
session of the house which was to have
been devoted to pension legislation. Mr.,
Talbert IS. CO made the point of no
quorum and blocked the passage At 10
O'Clock the house adjourned.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-02-20
FOREIGN BRIEFS.

PARIS.-A prominent Official OF the gov
eminent snid that tho hope of the French
people is that the American people will not
decide on what route the isthmlan canal shall
take until the Walker commission makes its
report.
LoNpoN.-Some attention was given to
the Central Asia question in the house OF
commons. Various INQUIRIES ELECTED from the
government the statement that II was aware
that the number OF Russian troops had been
largely Increased In Central Asia. bur 4 was
added that the friendly treaty relations be-
tween Great Britain and the ameer OF All
Shanisisn had not been changed
LoNDoN.--The will OF the marquis OF
Queensberry provides that his body is 10 be
cremated and the ashes buried In the ground
without any sort OF relisious ceremony,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-02-20
sHARKEY PUT HIM OUT.
Jim Jefords Was an Aspirant fol
HenNENveight EOnnrS

Detroit. Mich. February le-Tom shsrksy
tonight knocked out Jim Jeifords. the Cali
fornan aspirant for heavyweight honors. IN
the second round Of what was to have been 4
ten-rcund bout. The men had fought Two
minutes and six seconds in the second round
when the knockout was delivered. Thor
wore breaking from a clinch when sharssy
whipped his right over to the Californian
head and JefIords went down Referee Hogan
counted him cut and it was several minutes
before ho recovered sufficiently TO talk ThsA
be claimed a foul. saying Sharkey hit hin
In the bfeakaway. although they had agreed
to break clean. The referse, however. r.,
fused to entertain his kick" and awarded
tia hEht to Sharkey. About $500 peope Wit.
messed the bout which was pulled OF 10 TIE
light Guard armory under the auspices 81
the Cadillac Athletic club.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-02-20
HIGHER COURTS.
The supreme Court.

Austin. Texas. February i9,-The follow.
ing proceedings we're had in the supreme
court today:
Reversed and remarked: n. s Mozart
ney VS.. 8 ], Mccartney, from MoLennan
county Mrs. Mary Roots VS.. b. T. Robert
son, administrator, ct al from Hopkins
county.
Submitted: L. B. vickery ct al VS.. J. d.
Crawford from Vsn zendt county.
Motion for rehoaring submitted: T. o.
Weber VS.. Chas, Rogsn. commissioner.
Motion TO Issue mandate submitted.
Walter Gresham We Mrs Jno J. HareonTt.
Administrative. from Menard county.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-02-20
piles Cured wltnout tne txu,,.

All druggists are authorized by thu
manuiacturers OF PAzo OINTMENT TO re-
.und me money where Il fails to cure any
,as % pies no matter Of how long stand
.ne' cures ordinary cases in six DAYS
tne worst cases In fourteen DAYS. one an,
itching instantly, ''eFss
nis Is a new discovery and is the only
p.ie remedy sold on positive guarantees
no cure no pay. Price SO cts.
II your druggist don't keep il in stock
s I'm Us % cts. 10 postage stamps and We
Va, FORWARD same by mail.
ST. Louis. No. A' W.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-02-20

81 think, ! would go crazy with paia
were it not for Chamberlain Pain Balm,
writes Mr.. w. II. stapleton, Herminis
Pa. 81 have been afflicted with rheur''
tism for several years and have tried rene
dies without number but Pain Balm Is
the best medicine I have got hold o.
One application relieves the pain, For 50
by all druggists.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-02-20
wAco's FIDDLERs CONTEST.

ToniGhts Event Is Expected to he n
Great Success.
waco Texas, February l9-The fddlers'
contest to take place tomorrow night under
the auspices of the First Street Cemetery
association promises to be one of the
mos successful entertainments ever given
III the city The novelty OF the contest at
tacls attentl9n and people are engaging
s e III the auditorium from many OF the
towns around. The proceeds of the enter.
talnmsnt will go to a fund to improve and
beautify First Street cemetery. the oldest
ourying ground In the city.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-02-20
To ,Iarry MI.. Mhenler

PHILADELPHIA. February 1.-THE announce
ment OF the erFaSement of Lieutenant r
Flschos, Ninsteerth United States infantry.
NV NV Sssuonea IN the PHILIPPINES, 10 Miss Ai-
era Joe Wheeler has lust been received
oy the lieuienant's sister. Or. Blanche ).
Graves Of this city. "o
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-02-20
CHAMPION GILBERT.
He Defeated Elliott and Retains tn
f'un .Ilt

VI
Hot Springs, Ark. February 1s.-Ths con
test today between Fred Gilbert and j. A. r.
Elliott at 15o BIRDS each, for the q. c. cut
and the worlds championship as tarrl
shot, resulted in Gilbert's favor The matt
was at fifty birds, unknown traps, know
angles. and fifty birds known traps and IN.
known angles, and twenty I've doubles GU
bert defeated Elliott by score of l3S to 49,
The score was.r
First event. fifty birds, unknown trsIs-
Gilbert 81 Elliott "a.
Second event, fifty birds, unknown angles
Gilbert So; Elliott e.
CT.
Gilbert thus retains the championship cur
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-02-20
4 COMPROMISES.
Arthur Grissom Was Satisfied with
- Thirty Thousand Dollars.

Kansas CITY, February is.-ArthuT Grissom,
a poet aud editor OF a society paper published
IN New York city. today dismissed his suit
for $4,000 damages. Instituted against his
fcther-in-law, Or. w s Woods. president OF
the National Bank Of Commerce, December
?. last, Tor ahspa;lsg TIE affections OF his
WIS ard ereseh o. contract The terms q
Ar Gibson Of So,e9e. whi.c Mrs. Grlssou
was allowed a divorce
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-02-20
The clark Case.

weshinston February ~. -Senator CLARK OF
Montana was, again today the star witness be-
fore the senate COMMITTEE on elections. Or,
Tracy was also heard he said that Juatles
Hunt was an Intimate friend. and he asserted
MS motive TO be- IN taking the course ho did
was TO test Hunts ability to Withstand the
corruptlng influence Of money.
Mr.. Clark necessarily went over much OF the
ground covered b. him 10 hla testimony sat
urday
Marcus DAILY is 10 testify in the case.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-02-20
TURTLE pAYou REPORT.
Captain Richie Says the Improve
ment should he Made.

lSptSlai " Inv iVFSl
Washington. February l9.--chef OF Engin-
aero General Wilson today submitted the re-
port of Captain Richie district engineer, on
the preliminary survey Of Turtle bayou Cap
tain Richie recommends ehannel four feet
desp and fifty feet wide from the mouth OF
Turtle bayou across Turtle bay to the foot
" Brows pass or old canal Anahuac at an
estimated cost OF $1,000 Captain Richie says
DE locality Is worthy of Improvement In the
fpenner proposed as component part oil M
inland light draught navigation system.
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TAKEN TO FRANKFORT.
oebcl Assassin Suspects Have Been
Removed from Louisville.

Removed from Louisville.
Louisville. KY, February le.-Haran WIN
taker and James sutton, suspected Of eonnc'
ttIcn with the assassination OF Governor doe.
bel. were taken to Frankfort this aftsrncon,
They were handcuffed and shackled together
Sutton seemed undsturbed tSsr the removal
to Frankfort, but Whitaker betrayed anxiety
and expressed fears that no would not bs
given protection by the officers there.
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