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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-10-22

Embellishments Sc constituvd
en- el lugar IL Juzgado del distrito,
ocupando un revolver y una navaia
sevi.lana de & andes q meusiones q
az arecieron al lado del b 'rl3o.
De ALI, por dispoS ci6o del Juez
fue trasladado a 10 Sa'a de socorros
en- doude foe aslstjdo de primera ia
tencion, siendo mas luego conduct
d al Hospital,l:o en- dcnde fallecio
hoy las de la maf1aua.
Ell referido Romero es sdbdito
espanol, y presenta Cuatro balazos
hey a medic dia tuvo efectO la au.
topsia del cadaver.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-10-22
Gran Hotel y Restaurant
GIATERR r.
TETUAN 10 Y 12 CRUZ F0RTALEZA H.
HOTEL de + 0RDEN

Elifcio construdo expresamente para Hotel
Capacidad para 200 PASAJEROS
Situaci0n la mas c6ntrica
Vsas la bahia las GALES dc Tetuan, Cruz Forta(za
Ell comedor meor de las Antilas
ncparamenos independientes para familias.
Desde de Agosto nas del plan antique la ,omi
das ell sistema americana; gusto del favorecedor
Tren de carruaes de lujo.
Interpreters Tradnctoes de Ter. orlen
Precios al gual de 10 denaS Hoteles.
Sc hacen abOnOS cOmdas.
installation de ba1os la mOderna.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-10-22

Mafana despues del toque de
oraciones tendra lugar en- la parro
quia de Santurce una Salve solemne
a la que asistira el I!tno Sr. Obs
po de la 'Di6cesis, quien dirigira al
pdbl:co una corta platica; y Il mi6r
coles dia de San Rafael las nueve
habra misa cautada con toda solem
nidad en- la que predicara el ilu,t ira
10 P Martinez, concelario del Oois'
DadO
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-10-22

Aver tarde tuvo efecto Ell Il
Campo del Moro. un deea flo de
chase bals entire Ell Club Eu.rto
rriquef1o y ell gran CInb L. Com
pany,' ganandu el primeru pnr uaa
y como es 81 primero que ~auan los
puertorriluenos, el trjut + fue cele
bradO pOr una CVaciOn general.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-10-22

Una respectable persona de
Mayaguez ha sido detenida sin eau
sa justifcada por un agente de poll
cia auxiiar, segun dice la prensa de
aQuella ciudad.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-10-22

LIamamos l. atenc;6n 3 nues.
trOs lectOres, sob-e el anuncio que
ell este pero iico puo ieam&}s rrf.
rH1te loS 10 fOro, de St@urioad,
90 q acredltada masca "E-tt ella Co.
IOrada, fabricados en Bayalntn, por
Vidal & CO. cuyo art1Gulo ofr-cen
>uS agente> genera 'eS cQ San Juau
Sennres A Vicente & Co . ciuco pc
SOS orc la Ca de 10 gruesas, con sus
correspondie. tes selios de Rentas
InterLaS
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-10-22

Ha sido multadO Ell duef1o de
una cabra que andaba aver realenga
por Puerta de TERRA, y cuyo animal
10 detuvo el camillero jose Cruz
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-10-22

Sc has suiciiado en- ell barrio
Coqui de Mayaguez ell indivlduo Jo'
Sc Urrat. Ign6ranse los motives
que le llev6 adoptar tan estrema re-
sO1ucifn
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-10-22
UTHE HELVETIA"

THE HELVETIA"
81 Gale de la Cruz, p.
Gran casa de huespedes eta
BILE d. H6te"
-, Aposentos para familias y
personas solas.
BANOS
PROP1ETARIo PEDRO SCHIRA.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-10-22

Dice Esquiro~: Que los malos
aborrecen Ia verdad hasta ell Ell hom
bre que la proclama. Por ESQ me
aborrecen q mi. porqne no c+so de
decir que El Tropico y Ella BON ba>
son los dos establecimientos buenos
por excelencia, por la nern osu a,
eIegancia y gusto de- su surtido; pur
10 inmejorabie de las clases por la
baratura de sus precios IA
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-10-22

Por expender provisiones al
puolico aver domingo, despues de
l .s doce fue multado el e~taoleci
miento de Sauturce, propiedad de
don Anastasio Reyes
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-10-22
NU!ll|1'.L!CI..Al!!I!6|;|. UlLC T !!

Ell sabado contraeeron matri
monio civil en est. C. pjtal jnveu
don German Agrinsones Ia scno-
rita Maria Colon, apadrInando el
acto los senores don Martin Reyes
y don Rosendo Rivera Garcia Que
sean felices
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-10-22

Sc halla detenido en- el Dep6
sito el individuo Eustssio Moralez
q quien SO le ocup6 aver un cuchi
llo. T.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-10-22

AnOche eI luOlVluuO Andres {.
Vargas, vecino de Carolina, promo
vic uu fuerte esca 1dalo en- an bale
que Sc celebraba en- e| Paseo de Co
>:-adonga. La polic1a le detuvo y
hoy fue condenado 80 dias de arres
to pues ademas la emprendi0 q gel
PES contra Ell individuo Ramon Gin
tr0n en- presencia de Ia pOncla.
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Alexandra Flores y JESUS.
Pta TERRA 20 Ocbre de 1900
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LiCenCiadO
MANU- Ell VALDES CAJAS
NOTARIO PUBLICO

Ofrece sus sorvicios profosiona
les en-
Manatf n-a,-15 81
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Ren1itidOS
Pto Rico % Octubre 1900.
Sr d. Juan Bta. Gomez
Presente.

Estimaoo amigo: despues del
disgusto ocurrido aver en- casa, y
que mi Iegada me enteraron, hube
de recoger hoy mas detalles, de los
.cuales, mejor informado que aver,
le part:cipo que no me queda niugu
ma mala animosidad contra o. y que
desde luego, queda mi casa como ha
venido siempre s.endo, la suya, CO.
mo basta la fecha.
Sin mas NADIA por hoy queda su-
20 affmo amigo
MANUEL T. TORRES.
Sr Director de
LA RREsPONDENCIA.
Muy Sr mio:
Habiendo perteiecido hasta hoy
al partido federal, y desea ndo desli
game de todo com promise ool1tico,
ruegO I'd. manifesto en- su perio
dlco que me separo de dicho partido
y me declare independence.
De u atentamente:
Alexandra Flores y JESUS.
n
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-10-22

En- Santurce fue denunciado
aver Dionisio Ramos, por expocder
carne de cerdo sia la espondien
te licencia, ocupandosele 3 kilos de
dichO art1culO yuma cabeza
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-10-22

Aver fu6 agredido violenta.
mente Inocencio Candido porque iii
jo que en- Paris habia visto un cafe
mejor que LA Nueva Palma" y su
contricante asegursba que un arte
sonado tan Undo, tantos espejOs y
marmo)es como lleva dicho cafe no
Sc ha Wis % en- ninguna parte IL
Nos dicen de Aguadilla que
los eorreos que van do esta Capital,
llegan con mucho retraso 4 aQuel]a
Villa, con notable perjuicio para el
p1blico. Los caballos que usa ell CO.
rreo sen malfsimos (paiabras textua
les) y con diicultad enlazan con Ell
tren que sale las cinco de la tarde
para Mayaguez. Sfrvase yer este ell
Sr. Director postal
La intendencia municipal be
naerense ha enviado al Ayuntamien
to de Madrid so medallas conmemo'
rativas del acuerdu de dar el nom
bre de Espana q una plaza de aque
LA ciudad americana,
Gregorio Molina que maltrato
de palabras y amenaz6 aver q Ra
mon Gonzalez, fue condenado q 20
dias de arresto
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-10-22

Por escdndalo y resistenc'a a
Ia p0licia fue detenido aver el ind vi
duo Enrique Vnzqucz: Qoi~n Sc 'e
ocupo un cuchi.lo d e gra4des d i
mensiOnes
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-10-22

Ell Emb}ema Ofcial del Partido
Republican, Sc halla de venta en la
casa de <Dooley, Smith y Cia Te
tuan 13, San Juan, al precio de So so
por Glen embiemas. Sc despachan
pedidos por correo. Sc suplica & las
Juntas Locales mandon sus pedidos
sin perdida de tempo.
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FRENCH PRESS AROUSED.
Acrimonious Comment on the An
gIo-Germnn Alliance.


PARIS, Oct 22.-The morning papers, in
commenting on the Anglo-German agree
ment in regard to China. point out the
fact that the name OF Russia as one of the
powers TO be notified was omitted in the
version published here and do not believe
the explanation that this was the result
of telegraphic error. CThe name of Rus
sia appears in the English version). All
agree that the action taken by England
and Germany is directed at Russia and
France
The Journal asks what consideration
Germany received for signing the agree
ment Emperor William, it says, forget
ting his famous telegram to President
Kruger some years ago. publishes the new
agreement with Great Britain on the day
the ex-President of the Transvaal sailed
for Europe. A great change has come over
Germany's policy. the Journal adds,
since Count Won Bue1ow has taken hold of
its foreign affairs.
The "Matin'' says Prince Hnherlohe re-
tired as German Chancellor because he re-
fused to sign the agreement. The Ma
TIM recalls the rights which France has
especially that of August 4. 1898, and says
these rights cannot be interfered with.
The Echo de Paris" and other papers
express the opinion that the agreement
was completed by a secret treaty aimed
principally against Russian annexation of
Manchusia. The Echo de Paris" declares
| that England Will reap all the advantages
by the new agreement. While she is fight
ing in South Africa, Germany will fight for
her in China. England also has succeeded
in increasing the disagreement between
the powers, and in this way will be able
to make the crisis in China last until the
South African war is ended.
Yo Keng. the Chinese Minister to
France, this morning handed a letter to
NJ Delcasse, the Minister of Foreign Af-
fairs, from Emperor Kwang Hsu to Presi-
dent Loubet.
In this letter the Chinese Emperor re-
quested the French President to use his
good offices in securing speedy opening
| OF the peace negotiations.
| HONGKONG. Oct. 22.-There are con-
| ffcting reports in regard to the uprising
| in the southern provinces, The Chinese
state that the imperial troops were sue
| cessful at first, but were subsequently
| twice defeated.
| The proclamations issued by the act
| ing Viceroy of Canton, ordering the reb-
| els to disperse, have been treated with
| contempt and torn down.
The evening times., 1900-10-22
CALLED ON MR.. CLEVELAND.
Empire State Democratic Chairraas
Goes to Princeton

Empire State Democratic Chairman
Goes to Princeton.
PRINCETON, N. J., Oct 22.-Democrat-
ic State Chairman James Mcclure, of New
York, and G. S. spinney, spent Saturday
afternoon and evening in Princeton. They
called at the home of Grover Cleveland.
but did not see the ex-President. They
returned to New York Saturday night, but
returned to Princeton later They would
not discuss today the report that they are
seeking to induce the ex-President to de-
clare for Mr.. Bryan.
When asked if any influence which Mr..
Mcclure or other New York Democrats
might bring to bear upon him would per-
suade him to come out for Bryan, Mr..
Cleveland said:
THAT is question which I do not care
to talk about
The evening times., 1900-10-22
BRYAN Tn WEST VIRGINIA
The Nebraskan Begins His Second
Tour of the State.

Wildly Greeted by the Largest As
sembIage Ever Gathered in the
Town-IntrOduced to the People by
the Democratic Candidate for Gov
ernor-Revieyved Monster Parade
Given in His Honor-NntionaI Com
nitteeman SEeGrav Confident of
Victory-A DrixzIins Rain Fails to
Damren the Artlor of the Demon
observation-disclosures of the Occasion.
The evening times., 1900-10-22
THE JAGERsFoNTEIN FIGHT.
Roberts Declares That the Towns
people Aided the Beers.

Roberts Declares That the Towns
people Aided the Beers.
LONDON, Oct. ga despatch from
General Roberts says:
Kelly Kenny reports having re-
cefved from Hughes -Hallett particu-
lars of the attack on Jagersfontein-
The force available for defence was
divided into two portions, one OF
which held two forts south of the
town and the other a range of kopjes
to the west.
''The Beers, assisted by darkness,
crawled over a wall on the outskirts
and attacked at daybreak. They were
assisted from the inside by men and
women sympathizers. They were
driven off, but managed to release the
prisoners from the jail They lost
twenty men, including Commandant
Wiser. Kelly-Kenny intends to take
strong measures against the inhabi-
tants who played us false.
'Methuen has reached Zeerust.
ROBERTS"
The evening times., 1900-10-22
GENERAL AzcARRAeA's TASK.
Endeavoring TO Form a New Spanish
Ministry.

MADRID, Oct 22.-General Azcarraga,
ex-minister of war, who was summoned to
form a new ministry. the old one having
resigned becaused of the appointment of
General Weyler as Captain General of Ma
drid, had an audience with the Queen Re
gent today, and afterward conferred with
the Duke of Tetuan and ex-Premier Sill
vela.
General Azcarraga refused to say any
thing as to what his plans were. One
story is that Senor Silvela not only declin-
ed to accept the premiership, but refused
to act as leader Of the Conservatives
Gen. Azcarraga has agreed TO form a
new ministry The Duke of Tetuan, who
is one Of the Spanish members of The
Hague arbitration board, was offered the
presidency Of the Senate, but declined to
accept.
The evening times., 1900-10-22
JOHN SHERMAN DEAD
The Venerable Statesman Expires
This Morning.

The End Came ut Gas o'CIock-Goes
Peacefully to His Final Hest-Dis-
solution Due to Exhaustion Inef@f
dent to Old Age-Fhe President Is<
sues a Proclamation Paying Trfb4
ute to the Character and Services
of the Deceased, and Orders Flags
Displayed at Kalf-5fnst on Eednes5
day, the Day of the F'uneraI-Inter-
ment to Take Place at Mansfield.
The evening times., 1900-10-22
BRYAN's SPEECH AT YALE.
COIIegians Issue Manifesto Against
Possible Disturbances.

Possible Disturbances.
NEW HAVEN, Conn, Oct. 22.-YaIs's
leaders fear a repetition of the revolt
against Mr.. Bryan which occurred here
four years ago, and have issued mani
festo, begging every member of the uni
versity to prevent any disturbance when
the Nebraskan speaks here next Satur-
day noon.
AS the circular says, this is asked In
order that the heedlessness of a few may
not put Yale in a false light before the
country"
The manifesto is signed by Yale's ath-
letic and scholarship leaders.
The evening times., 1900-10-22
BRYAN MAY NOT SPEAK HERE.
Word Received to That Effect From
Chairman VandIver.

Chairman VandIver.
Mr. Bryan may not speak in Washington
tomorrow. The announcement was made
yesterday by the Democratic Congression-
al Committee that Mr.. Bryan would de-
liver a fifteen or twenty minute address
at the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Sta
tion before leaving for Rockville, Md.
The announcement was made this after
noon by the same committee, that Muir
ray Vandiver, Chairman Of the State Cen
trail Democratic Committee, of Maryland,
which has charge Of the Democratic can
didate from the moment he is relinuuish
ed by the State Central COMMITTEES of
West Virginia. sent word to Washington
this afternoon that Mr.. Bryan would not
speak in this city.
The evening times., 1900-10-22
Discoveries of Abruxzi.

ROME. Oct 22.-An official report OF the
Duke of Abruzzi's discoveries in the
north is published in the e"Rivista Mari
TINA" It says the expedition corrected
the position of Cape Flora and reports
that King Oscar Island and Petermann
Land do not exist
The evening times., 1900-10-22
THE SOUTH AFRICAN WAR.
Several British Colonies Anxious t
Celebrate It's Close.

MELBOURNE, Oct. 22.-The Govern
ments of New South Wales, Queensland,
New Zealand, and Tasmania have agreed
to recommend to the Imperial Government
that date be fixed for rejcicings
throughout the empire on the close of the
South African war
The evening times., 1900-10-22

III. The Secretary of State TO the French
Charge d d'Afaires-Sent to Mr. Thiebaut,
October 10, 1901
Memorandum in response to the menoran-
dunn in regard 10 the bases and conduct
of negotiations for g settlement OF pend
ing questions between the Powers and
China delivered TO the Secretary of State
by the French Charge d'Afaires October
II, 1901
'"The Government of the United
States is gratified to learn that all the
interests powers have adhered to the
essential principle Of the French note
of October t. and trusts thai such
reservations as they have suggested
will, like those mentioned in the re-
ply of the United States, prove no en-
barrassment to the progress of the ne
gotiation, in the course of which they
can be frankly discussed with view to
a common agreement.
Holding, as it does in accord with
the French Government, that the es-
sentiai thing now is to prove to the
Chinese Government that the powers
are ready to meet 1t in the path Of
peaceful negotiation, and that they are
united in their repeatedly declared de-
cision to respect the integrity of
China and the independence of it's
Government, while equally united in
the resolve to obtain rightful satisfae-
tion for the great wrongs they and
their nationals have suffered, this Gov
ernment has instructed its Minister
in Pekfn to concur in presenting to the.
Chinese pIenipotentiaries the points
upon which We are agreed as the initial
step towards negotiations and towards
the establishment of the effective
power and authority of the Imperial
Government.
n M IF +fa T,sS
States believes that the happy inf1u-
ence upon the determinations of the
Chinese Emperor and of his Govern
ment which the Government of the
French Republic anticipates as the
result OF this step would be still fur
ther induced If the powers were to in
clude as part of their initial declara-
tion collective manifestation of
their determination to preserve the
territorial integrity and the adniris-
trative entirety of China, and to Sc
cure, for the Chinese nation and for
themselves, the benefits Of open and
equal commercial intercourse between
the Chinese Empire and the world at
large
Department of State,
Washington, October 10, 190o.''
The closing paragraph of the reply o
the United States is regarded as being al
evidence that this Government is wilIins
to become a party to the Anglo German
alliance. It is said by officials that as tn.
reply is dated October 49, the department
awaited the public announcement of tn,
coalition between Germany and Grea
Britain before issuing the correspondence,
to the press.
The evening times., 1900-10-22
KRUGER's LUGGAGE EXAMINED

DeIagOa Bay officials Search Dom
PnuEs Possessions.
CAPE TOWN. Oct. 22.-Before his de-
parture from Lourenco Marques ex-Presi-
dent Kruger's luggage was carefully ex-
amined by the DeIagoa Bay customs Off
cials.
There were twenty-four boxes but moth
ing contraband was found They con-
tained nothing but Mr.. Krugers private
effects and title deeds to property.
The evening times., 1900-10-22
Secretary of State. ="

An immense wreath of flowers from the
White House conservatories was sent with
the synpathies of Mr.. and Mrs Mckinley
ard flowers are now being prepared in the
conservatOries to accompany the remains
on the funeral car to Mansfield
The President was desirous of learning
the funeral arrangements in order to have
his own plans in harmony with them. On
The evening times., 1900-10-22
Reuders of This paner

Are invited to inspect Kaufman's show windos
Eighth and / streets southeast, where The Times
educational offer is exhibition
The evening times., 1900-10-22

lumber down agaIn-oId prices
reached at 9Th and N. Y. ave. F. Libbey & C
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District Democracy to Baltimore and
Return via Pennsylvania RniIro1ssl.

The District Democracy Will leave Sixth Street
station by special train at S:9o p m Tuesday,
October %, to receive Hon. ". ]. Bryan on ar
rival at Union station and to act as his escort
TO Music Hall. Special train returning 1880 D.
m. One fare for round trip, S1.2o
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% p. m. train tomorr.

$1.20 to Hear Mr. Bryan Speak In
BaItfmore-Vfa d. tS o.
The evening times., 1900-10-22

Plans, lists, bills of lumber given
prompt and close attention, and cheap floor
ing, only $1.5c. L. Lii5bey & Co.
The evening times., 1900-10-22

Best grades OF lumber aud miuworlS
only kept at yards, and clear flooring. 500.
II 6sti and h. Y, ave-
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Special train from B. & 0. Station, a. m
October 23 stopping at intermediate stations.
Returning 1lES:tely after Mr.. Bryan is through
speaking. 30 cents roun,5- ..rip
The evening times., 1900-10-22

No. flooring reduced to S175
ner 100 tt-one width-one length F. Libbey
& Co.
The evening times., 1900-10-22
Readers of This Paper

Are invited to inspect Kaufman's show window,
Eighth and / streets southeast, where The Times
educational offer is exhibition.
The evening times., 1900-10-22
S1-2G to Hear Mr.. Bryan Speak In
EaItimore-yfa ID. 81 O. n.

Finish your days work tomorrow and take B
Il O. 4:30 p. m. train direct to Mount Roya
Station. opposite Music Hall. Returning, leay
ing Mount Royal Station 1i:10 p. N. $40 fo
the round trip.
The evening times., 1900-10-22

Fiynn's business College, Sth and X.
Dusiness, Shorthand. Typewriting-S25 year.
The evening times., 1900-10-22

Best hickory, Sc; best cflbinet oak,
&c; best poplar. and Sic at sth and n. Y.
ave- NV.
The evening times., 1900-10-22

Do you intend to build a housee
Lumber and mill work lowest bids at 9th and
n. ]. ave.
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SO Cents to Hear w. J. Bryan Speak
Mt ROcEvilIe.

Continued on Second Page.
The evening times., 1900-10-22

Norfolk & Washington Steamboat Co.
Delightful trips daily at ESQ p. to Old Point
Comfort. Newport News, Norfolk, Virginia Beach.
and Ocean View. For schedule see page Z.
The evening times., 1900-10-22

We are after the best lumber trade.
Best boards $40; best clear doors sl.I5. ETC. F.
Lih5ey & Co.
The evening times., 1900-10-22

Young John Sherman was sent to live
with a cousin, also named John Sherman,
residing at Mount Vernon, Ohio. where he
was sent to school. Al the age of twelve
he returned to Lancaster and entered the
academy to prepare himself for college.
In two years he was sufficiently advanced
to enter the sophomore class. but de-
sire to be elf-supporting led to his be-
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-02-21
FREMONT ARRIVALS.

Thos. F. West Fort Worth; A. C. Bull
lett, Houston: T. +. Hughes. New York;
IS. X. JonaE. New York; G. l.. Anderson,
Cincinnati; D. McReyrtld. Houston; A. D..
Jeoyon, Houston; Chag, e. Belts, New
York; R. j. Wilson, Cbicago c. w. Dow
lev. Dallas V. E. Robertson city; A. R
Rosenthal, Houston; J. L. Johnson, St.
Louis: ]. A, Greenherg. Baltimore; Q. p.
Morrow. ST. Louis; W. L. Adkins. Column
bus. Texas; l. Koshlind. Baltimore: john
Virksund Baltimore; NJ. D. Parhin, Bell
Vile; II r. Mitchell. Houston; T. j. Tuck
er. Plantersyille H. H. Kuhlman, Hous-
ton; ]. A. Staples and wife New Burgh,
N. Y; s. Havland. New Burgh, n. VI
WIN @. Ellsbers. city; Jno. II. Bond,
Louisville, KY: C. r sconger, Grand Rap
las. Mich: Julian Bechet, New YORK. r.
q Rogers. New York; W. 3. Teagarden'
palestine: D. r Bonner, Houstoni John
Williams. ST. Louis; C. F. Coughliton ana
Wife Chicago: s. Taliafsrro Houston; w.
D. Goldman. Houston; L. r. Ellis, Eyii
Eve: All II. wills n. Evil Eye; S. E. Pack
ara and wife. Houston Mr.. Hayes. Pensa-
cola: Mrs. q. A. Fernold, Pensacola; 2. j..
stonewall. New York; ]. Greenoerg, New
York; T. 5. Abraham. New York; J. X
COY. city; j. A. Read, Houston w o.
Cherry. St. Louis; o. b. calwell, Houston
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-02-21
POLITICAL NOTES.

aearlstta, Texas, February 1.-THE
~ county republican convention was
nonous, Green was Endorsed for Ma
sSl Committeeman,
AAela, Texas, February 17.-Wood
[ssaly delegates to the State republican
E.,n9on were instructed for Grant TO-"
|Aoaai Committeeman.
waco, Texas, February 2o.-sam E.
ksaon, Chairman OF the democratic
10y executive committee, will call the
|-u'''ee to meet in this city March Is.
~a'aerford, Texas, February 19.-H. S.
sa ESQ, and Prof. C. H. Lever have
vaacea for representative from Parker
10y both subject to the democratic
10y March 81. Both announce their
|.4asness to vote for United States sem
N as Instructed.
|sSMsf, Texas, February 20.--Hon. w. u.
.'ey Inc district attorney for this dis
\, vas In town yesterday. Mr.. Donley
ned this office for four years and is
candidate for reelection. Mr..
10y NJ mas been very successful as pros
En-" especially in catching the necks
'uese who perpetrate high crimes.