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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-04-03
Dour.r1c SITUATIONS WANTED
-
Male.

GARDENER. -Exper;enced In ali orancns'
of the business: excellent recoIlInen l..ss ;.
tions for ability, honesty, sooils'x, WE
first class dairy woman BOX oso'
barre Penn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-04-03

NALE,T.-CoioTed Western boy position as
valet To gentleman: willing and obllging:
reference II required $40 West +Ist-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-04-03

cApOE,NER Married no family; under
stands management q gentls mans coun.
try estate. where they require services OF
competent man: vegetables. greshhoSse'
ences Address D.. care Mcconnell. horis''
45th-st and Sth-ave.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-04-03

GARDINER. Experienced IN care OF
greenhouses lawns. flowers and Vege-
tables: competent to take charge OF gen
Srar first class references from former and
present employers. Address ]. ADCOCk'
ROwa VtOn Conn.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-02-11
Morphine in Miners Outtits.

fT1W me nihin1'On furhiHU Ntir.
when | was in the Northwest during last Oct'
her" said a gentleman with some money invested
in mines, 4 employed u prospector To ~ uut into
the mountains looking Tor properties which had
been recommended to me one day he was ~
have gone from our camp over into "a very rough
aud rocky district, but when evening cam" lr
reported that he hadn't made the trip
why not I inquired.
"liecausr | didn't have my mprphiur with M,
he responded ia n very mdtttTol met manner
NorphInp" sHld I. m aston shment What has
that got to do with ~ You are not a morphine
iend, are You
he laughed. md proceeded - Iniurm me that every
prnspectur who knew he business always Carried
with hlm enough morphine IT, NIl a mon ea-IIy.
and that he did SO in order tu end himself quickly
IN case IT nm accident winch would iISa HE him
far away from assistance There were many
instanCeso Of prusIrcturs falling over cliffs and Crp-
ping themselves, or breaking n leg in a hole
among the rocks, or rendering themselves help.
less m some other Nay uUd death wls sure to nj
low by starvation or iTesIug, ur m -rmr sections
by being dev0ured hy wolves 90 other sid AMI
mails. In order 10 prevent such y horrible death
as any Of these the proSIFrtor SIM ll fled mater :
by always carrying q little packet vi mutph. ne.
which not only quoted the pain " the hurt he had
sustained but put him Ia sleep pleasantly e. wax.
no more on earth II struck mr at first rs uuCauuy,
not "a say wicked, but ! got over that feeling after
n narrow escape or two, and carried my little
Yin box Just like a veteran would"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-02-11
CUT orr 1T NINETY. THREE
h"'rs VINO Lamented the Early Demise ~
a Successful Ancestor.
From n, roun's Compon,oy.


tn" English have Governed in South Af,ic.
Tor 100 years, driving into the deser, the Dutch
who wish 10 b" I'D pendent But the s,,,nga
B"r race which is not exactly Dutch. Inn, ,
mixture OF several races, including almost a.
s'r'ilS an edmlNture Of French Huguenot blood
as 81 the blood Of Holland, and including elso
n ""'h ~ HERMAN, English and Scottish always
comes HppFrn"St III the affairs Of the colonies
Nv hlS day the "Afrkanders," or Dutch. small.
ing c"'unlhls' bear swAy by virtue Of their m,io,i,,
IN 'ape colony itself An Austrian rave,Is,
iietr Won tubner tells why thia is 80
ne beers love South Africa, and have m
ue"'e u i've anywhere else. They have taken
""P t.'l IN the soil. Tley have comple,e,v
"aiPfd themselves 10 the climate and conditions
;i,. ur ~ iIry i've 10 u great age. and great fam
"'r9 Oh children ore born " them ~"
Her Won iiubner visited asf,milv NJ r,.,oL
nuEurnol origin, Hugo by name. which was ~
had mosII i"r s.e head Of the family The family
death' and there was n great cT1Wd "an
TOW many descendants did Herr Hugo ,eavs,-
lie had 292 m all " wes ,he w
are only 2ll liyin- now ""' ou' mere
~ children and grandchildren"
r,n ~ gr.n, grandchildren and greatersat
%%How did he happen TO die"
oh, ma - shnt ne one can tell. they ansvs,.d
snnklhE Their heads "He meyer bnd a " shon
~ t!s iir, he never took ~ his bed. and he NY
"aI 81 pn an at one. IT. Is a profound mys,.rva
No such English Speaking p,,,i,,o,.
are found. The English abandon thn az mis
pl.,e eI ,hs a, .try can, u they must remain 10 com,
:, n"b1' thry send their children home" e. E = ntel,
even rh sn n0e sss% gt E,cncR origin are proud oft, and
% - not speak a word Of the Frenrh ou. ,hey
nauon,iitv so,npl'triy assimilated 10 the r.,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-02-11
Married by Telephone to an Impostor.
From NE v.mpln c.pn,rl,1Lt p,.,j

f'nW me W mptiS 'D'n'T'l1" 1ppe1L
S~PEINGFIELD. Mo, Jan. D.-Miss Minnie
Efdoss OF Memphis. who was supposed to have
been married TO Norwood Brown, a
cattlrman Of Winfield. Kan. bv telephone
n few days ago. and who failed to meet
her alleged husband at Nichols Junction.
~ she eXpccte !. has discovered that she is
married To- another man. who imperSonated
Brown at III" Winfield end of the telephone
She was stranded hero and ha TO sell her rings
10 get money Ia proceed To Winfield Now she
writes 70 Marshal Taggert rom there that II
was no; Norwood Brown at the other end OF the
Winfield Telephone. She has learned now that
Norwood Brown has been in the Philippines
Tor six months, and that some one learned OF
their love ,aitalr and unprecedented Brown and
married her. The reason That the alleged
Brown went to Winfield 10 that Miss Ed,ioss
has a cousin there who was custodian OF $500
sh" had. After the wedding the groom called
there and received. congratulations. He said
TINT his wife asked that he be given her money.
THIS was done. which was the last seen Of the
groom
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Lively Times with IA stuffed Fox.

WEST CHESTER. Pa. Feb, 2-Master Of
Hounds Harry Thomson Of the Malvern Hunt,
in company with a number u prominent mem-
bers OF the hunt. sat upon his horsp for q
hounds grouped around
All went well until after the photographer
completed his work. when Mr. Thomson called
the hounds. The animals looked up, saw the
fox in his arms and became frenzIed by il
with one bound the entire pack was upon the
horse. the maddrned hounds tearing It's side
clothes. The frightened horse freed itself of
The hounds and carried Mr.. Thomson through
aience and across the fields with the logs in
hot pursuit. The rider finally reached the
Kennels AZ or considerable difficulty with a
whole skin. but minus the stuffed fox. which
Ind been totally destroyed.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-04-07

and execution of the plot to kill Senator
G@ebel. The story is based upon the evil
dence said to have been given the attor-
neys for the prosecution by Wharton
Golden, e. II. Culton, H. Z. Youtsey and
others. The story gives the name of the
man suspected of having fired the shot
that killed Senator Goebel He is a Clay
county feudist He is supposed to be in
the mountains and has not yet been ar
rested. The story follows the evidence
given in the preliminary trial OF Caleb
Powers as to the bringing to Frankfort
OF the armed mountain feudists The men
implicated in the conspiracy are tho same
thal were implicated by Golden's testi-
mony, several of whom are now under. ar
rest, while others arc either In the noun.
talns or in neiShboring States. The story
follows Golden's testimony as to the plan
10 cause riot in the legislature during
Wnlch democratic members were to hays
been killed; tells how the alleged plan IN
XII senator Goebel was carried out. M
Inc purchase of we'll known Cincinnati
mouse OF twenty-five steel bullet, smokeles.
poWoer cartridges; procuring OF 3s-csl.
lDfe Marlin rife, with which the shooting
Is sa'o to have been done. the weanorf
Delng returned All hour afterward. ana
payment of $1,000 in advance TO the MAN
who did the shooting. After the sbooting
, ne nI'r who did the work Is said IN bave
peen escorted to the mountains nv
number OF armed men.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-04-07
SHORT NEWS STORIES.


PITTsBURG.--Jone G. Laughlin. operating
tho American iron and steel works, and
Laughlins g. Co., furnace men, have con
solidnted under a limited co-partnership. The
capital stock of the new concern is $4,000
000 an increase OF $1,000 900 over the cap
ital OF the two companies
NEW YORK. The socialist labor party has
been notified by Santiago Iglesias. the Puer-
to Rican labor leader. that the Puerto Rican
labor unions have decided to Join the Ma
tioDal lnbor bodies Of the United States.
WORCESTER Mass,--The Worcester Ma
chine Screw company has entered into q
combination with the Chicago Screw com
pany. the Detroit Machine Screw company
and the Westerman company OF Lockport
which latter concern operates large rolling
mills.
NEW YORK John william Rely. a IA
nous minstrel forty years ago, is dead at
his home in North Paterson, n. j.. aged Il.
lie was the last surviving member of the
original Chr.sty minstrcls
CARACAS. Venezuela. President Castro
has signed and delivered to the United States
minister + B LOOMS. the parcel post CON
ventiCn.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-04-07
ARE UNDER MARTIALLAW
RiOtiDe and BIoOdshed at San Juan in Az
sravaled Form.
THE NATIVES ARE AFTER ENGLISH PEOPLE
shy They Have Been Robbed of
Work-Situntion Is UgIy-soIdierx
Are ParoIing the streets.

san Juan, p. r., April 6.--At 4 o'clock
yesterday evening the natives made a
concentrated movement at Puerto Tiera.
Different mobs, totalling about 1000 men,
attacked the foreign colored men. Any
English speaking negro was subject to
attack, particularly tho natives of st.
Thomas and St. kits. One Puerto Rican
was killed, one was seriously injured and
three negroes of st, Kits we're danger
ously wounded, The affair was the OUT
como of the pier strike and the pretense
OF the attack, apparently, was that the
English scabs were usurplng Puerto Rlcsn
labor. The islanders anticipated trouble
aud some of them were armed with re-
vovers, The mob entered the house OF a
st. kits man. His arm was crushed
with Ratchet. Another was forced to
jump from roof to the ground. He was
followed in the street and stoned until
exhausted, when his head was hammered
TO Jelly.
A company OF infantry under Captain
Alexander and Lieutenant Anse,l and
Parker, was called out and martial law
was declared, Soldiers now patrol thu
streets and the rum shops are closed. There
were no demonstrations after the arrival
OF the troops, The condition of affairs
nccessitates tho presence OF troops in
definitely in order to prevent more trouble
The municipal police are utterly made
quate to preserve order or handle any
crowd They stood by during the riot as
spectators and made no attempt to inter
fere The Puerto Tiera district o. San
Juan is about mile from the city hail
IL is understood that the British consul
has demanded protection for British SUBJ
jects, though the authorities will not make
any statement on tho subject
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-04-07

Difference between the union carpenters
and the Builders exchange still unsettled.
meeting held to organize dry plate
factory.
The case OF e. NJ. Champion. charged
with embezzlement. will likely be heard
today in the criminal court.
Some additions to the programme for the
Transmlsslssippi Congress-
City council will meet at 10 o'clock this
morning to canvass returns OF election.
Election of officers OF Rose Croix cap
ter. Scottish Rite Masons.
Captain J. C. Huteheson selected to de-
liver the GRAFTON at the unwilling OF the
Rosenberg monument at Galveston April
~
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-04-07
MITIGATING CIRCUMSTANCES.
Gottfricd Case tlas Bcen Investigate
ed by state Department.

Gottfricd Case tlas uceu Investigate
ed by state Department..
Washington. April 6Inqury at the
state department into the case Of Edward
ottfriend, who has claimed damages
amounting to little over 100000 from
the government Of Peru. on account OF
physical torture ana the loss of his prop
erty at the hands OF the reyolutloaists,
discloses the fact that the claim for in
demnity has not been urged for the reasoa
that the officials. after investigation. con-
cluded that there was no warrant for Il
at this stage at least The matter IS still.
the subject Of diplomatic negotiations.
The claim was made bstnre the state
department about eight montss ago Mr.
Dudley. the unitei states minister 10
Lima, was promptly instructed 10 inyes-
tlgate the allegations and from that mo-
ment the state department. has not omit
led ole effort to meet the requirements
in such c2ses.
Mr.. Dudley found that the suh,f ntisl
allegations OF Gottfried were true M,
there we're qualifying circumstance that
materially affected the departments treat-
ment OF the case. The msn hai gone mt
an inaccessible and dangerous locality N
the interior Of Peru and hal .al.ea Il,
the hands OF a set OF briganis, by cour-
tsfy called reyoiutoalsts. The brlgands
were pursued and severely punish by
PERUVIAN government troops
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-04-07

The stats n. r. A. convention Is 10
session at Austin y. W Michaux elected
president aud J. e. Ludlow secretary
treasurer
0. D. Cannon has been taken TO the
penitentisry.
site Tor the cuero cotton mill has
been selected
The Galveston district Christian En-
deavor convention Is in session at Bryan
sheriff J. p. Keller Of Kaufman county
Is dead.
Galveston has again been ssitatins
new beach hotel project
Physicians Of Anderson and adjoining
counties have organized district asso-
citation. i
Cash continues to nile 10 in the state
treasury.
An aged man end ycurg man met
horrible deaths at Dallas.
Heavy rains fell all over the State.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-04-07
WILL GIVE DEWEY A CHANCE.
q. II. II. VIII Invite Him III He Fail
In His MnY 1 Dnie.

Chicago, April 6,-should the Dewey
committee finally decide, owing to the ad
miral's presidential candidacy not 10 well
come May ] in Chicago, tho G. A. r.,
will invite him as a presidential candidate
to attend the general encampment to be
held in Chicago 10 August
The grand Army men are anxious 20
have Admiral Dewey attend the enoamp
ment," said William H. Harper, chairman
Of the general committee today. we in
vted him when he first landed in New
York. but at that time he found May more
convenient so the Invitation of the Dewey
committee was finally accepted
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-04-07
hoy Killed by Automobile.

NHIVHkO IFIbune.
New York, Don't let the blood get On
my clothes. fellers.' were the dying words
OF little Joe Muldoon. who was run over
by an auton obile Saturday afternoon
while playing with some companions. lie
was only years old, and his playmstes
were not much older. but they extrcatsd
MIN from the wheels OF the machine and
carried him TO his homo Ia their arms. lie
died before be reached his door, the erst
enid ~ New York 10 be killed by an au-
iomohlle. The driver. Arthur j. Haoley.
was placed under arrest.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-04-07

wailing was heart-rending. 1t
nearly orazed me, weary and
worn-out as | was from constant
watching and nursing. The dis
charge of matter was so profuse
that it was necessary to dress his
back three times a day. Every
time the bandages were removed
blood would flow and for time
even powders and different salves
did not check the trouble. 1t be-
came necessary to wrap the
little body in silk. When the
trouble appeared at its height our
anxiety was increased by the APP
pearance of a boil just outside the
lid alongside one of his eyes.
We feared lest the scrofulous mat
Ter get into the eye, and even if
his life was spared to lis: that his
sight would become affected.
Il had about given up hope of
saving my baby, when ! was
asked why / did not try Hoods
Sarsaparilla. Eager for anything
that held out hope, / procured a
bottle Of Hoods. / also got a
cake of Hoods Medicated Soap
and box Of Hoods Olive ONT
ment. ! Immediately laid aside
all the doctors medicines and
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-04-07
rIIea curea wllnont ,n. Kn,le.

All druggists are authorized by. thu
manufacturers OF pAzo OINTMENT 10 re-
tund no money where Il fails TO cure any
Ing. Cures ordinary cases in six days.
The worst cases in fourier days. One n.
piieation gives ease and rest Relieve,
itching instantly.
This Is a new discovery and Is the only
bic remedy sold on positige guarantee.
no cers no pay. Price 50 cts,
y your druggist don't keep II In stock
s 'sa1 us ov cts In postage stamps aud we
= Asnufsetursd BY Paris Medicine Co.,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-04-07
COMMERCIAL

Cotton closed unchanged to points
down.
Grain I'D stocks were ruled BY bears at
Chicago and New York
Grain was active and steady at all the
leading markets.
Secretary Hester's weekly cotton state
ment shows decrease in the movement
OF the visible supply OF $1,000 bales as
comp"~- 18th tho same period last year
Dun's and Bradstreet's report favor
able TRADE Tor the past week throughout
the United States.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-04-07
WASHINGTON.

Hull has introduced a bill looking TO
tho establishment Of great military camps:
San Antonio NAV fecure one OF them.
Mr.. Henry is coming nome to look
after politics.
President Mckinley returns La Abrs
silver mining awards to the Mexican am
bnssador
Hawaiian bill was passed by the house
Of representatives, There was mach OPP
position to placing insuiar territory in the
line OF Statehood
Navajo indian lands In Afizonn have
been thrown open for settlement.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-04-07
WILL DE GARRoTrEp no DEArn.
Ficniish Pucrto RIcans VIII Pay for
Their Crimes To-day.

Ponce, p r., April 6,--At an early hour
tomorrow Simon Rodriguez, Carlos Pschee,
Hermongenes Pacheco, Eggeugeno Rodrl-
guez and Rosalie Santiago. who are con-
demned to death by garrotting, will be
executed. Their crime was the murder in
October 1925. OF Senior Prudencio MendeE
at Yacuo. The murderers, after Grimm
ally assaulting the wife and daughters OF
their victim. compelled them to dance
about the corpse
Today business has almost been ~
pended and the public Is greatly excited 10
anticipation OF the execution. This viii
be carried out by two convicts from San
Juan.
The Americans will take no part In the
proceedings.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-04-07
GATHERINGS IN SIMON.
Blue aud Gray Holding a Reunion ON
the Historic tlnttlcncld.

Corlnth, Miss. April 6.--'Today the thir-
ty-eighth anniversary OF the great battle
OF shiloh, where Grant and Albert sidney
Johnston struggled 30 valiantiy for the
mastery, was celebrated on the historic
battlefield by grand reunion OF the Blue
ana the Gray. All last night ana early
THIS morning incoming trains we're packed
Win veterans on route TO Shiloh held. The
exercises viii last two days and viii
consist OF grand reunion and barbecue
Federal veterans from Illinois Missouri
iowa and other Northern and and Western
s'sttf are IN attendance, while nearly
every southern State u represented. II Is
estimated that more than 5000 old soldiers
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-04-07

anNiort kyt April s.-Henry yout-
ment ,n, y a'iesed to have made state
count impheatipg Jim Howard Of Ola,
corrobo,a ~ the Goebel assassination ana
Golden ng me statement Of wharton
riot in ,h 20 me alleged plan to start
Of killina da ae legislature for the purpose
talk when es,Ies members. would not
viii sentative He said: INV attorn less
has =, Crawford. attorney FOR yo,,..
aiso tiaae no statement. w. II 1 C,i.,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-04-07
DE FaoTo TAYLOR TALKS.
says lie Is Pure and Holy and Wi,
hang on to His ,yob

Frankfort, KY, April s.-Taylor tonirh,
gave out a statement in which he com
p'ains bitterly of his treatment by Ger
TAIN newspapers OF the State, partjeu,ar,v
on me occasion of his recsat rims homo
on me death of his sister. when Il " I.
made TO appear he was attempting 10 iiy
i' AM, Justice He adds Once and for a :
MAJ uss1re 70 say not directly nor indirectiv
n aI ! any connection with the aeeass sT.,y
.ion OF Senator Goebel am ni,iss ~ : ,
ms state. amenable to its laws. / am not ~
i've i NINA neither shall ever ~ fugI.
such an o,; Justice, Whenever indicted il
appear aIp FOR trial, conscious Of NV , sna,I
and ,' am OF The ultimate triumph Of right
perseo oSft,re' ha The whole purpose Of this
IRON, ,r my post of duty and 10 - n, u,,ve me
iy be o,a'n ni me office TO which have fair.
not made s's oor ,, sIch a surrender have
i h,snest courts of this land sb n,Iss ne
''use mat should do So" o1'u au'
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-04-07

fully battle the, poisonous hl0Sd|
" Slowly but with a perennial
gain, the discharge grew lcss. M
inflammation disappeared, the nj
rounding skin took on a nos|
healthy color, and what d sbd|
time before had been a mas, I,
raw flesh began to scale ovcrsd|
gradually a thin skin formed n
the scales dropped off. Notam|
or blemish around the eye, necks|
back or anywhere on his body
to be found, and now at eiat|
months old he is as bright, healh
and full grown as any child oftIiI
age. Less than two bottles 4
Hoods Sarsaparilla, aided n
Hoods Medicated Soap and Hood
Olive Ointment, accomplished Vi
wonderful cure.
~ cannot begin to express NJ
gratitude towards Hoods Sarip
rilla and your other medicine d
the good they accomplished ID d
baby's case" Mrs. N. GuERNa
81 Myrtle ST., Rochester, ny.
For the cure of all blood disssx
and Spring Humors, Hoods 81
saparilla is unequalled. TIyA
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-04-07
SUMMARY OF ToDAY's IMPORTANT NEWS.
pHE rRASsvAAL.

Five companies Of British were captured
BY the Bocrs near bethany.
General villebois Marueil. one OF the
great Beer leaders, reported killed
Just ~ London wss getting rrndy TO
shout over Methuens small success IL was
paraIysed by Roberts report that owe
companies Of eriions were captured.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-04-07
AS viewed IN OLD MEXICO.
Announcement OF Admiral Dewey
for Presldent ShnclscM LNcrynnc.

City OF Mexico, April 6.--Admlral
Dewey's announcement OF his candidacy
for the American presidency caused much
establishment here among American resi-
dents and in the local press. Tho Next
can Herald says It remains to be seen
how far the admiral can so without Il
great political organization behind him.
The same journal thinks that the repuh,
liean congressman played into the adj
mirals hands By their unwlse action re-
gardlng Puerto Rico.
The local organ OF resident Spaniards,
III correo Espanol, devotes column to
the matter IL takes occasion to show it's
dislike for Mckinley and Bryan as well as
Dewey. but Il lnclines TO the opinion that
the admiral may surprise his opponents
with his strength.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-04-07
DEWEY IN WASHINGTON.
Says He VITA Furnish u statement
do tho Press soon

Washington April 6.---AdmIral and Mrs
Dewey returned to Washington tonight
from their brief visit TO Philadelphia Ia
response 70 a question the admiral said
that he expected In a few days TO have
ready for the press statement as to his
plans for the future,
Can } confirm the statement that Won
dernocrat?''
certaipiy ] am democrat replied he.
II nave nlwsya been a democrat, ne
e4ded. smilinsiy.
Aass you ever yoted the demGratic
- ! asvsF sotsd u my lie. rhs only
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-04-07

man ever wanted to vote for was MIR.
Cleveland"
ut Is said that Mr. Cleveland wants you
10 run on straight gold democratic plat
form
Good night" answered the admiral
without answering the question.
Monday next the admiral aud Mrs.
Dewey will move into their country house
al Beauvoir. which they have taken for
the summer