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New-York tribune., 1901-01-13
INAPPROPRIATE.
THE LAWYERS AppRfss To COOKING school
GRADUA ATEs WAS \ FAILURE

\
From The PittsburG Times.
The real Cynic il always man with "A history,
and this iS of comparatively young FlttS-
burg lawyer. who views all sweet girl graduates
with unnatural distrust. This isn't the commence
rnent season hut il required several months for
this story To leak out. The attorney. who Is a
gifted speaker invited to make address to
the graduating class of training school for nurses
IN a town not more than good day walk from
IDittsburg For his subject he selected general
theme embracing much of medical Jurisprudence
as ne thought the profession of the girls required
them To know He WAS hand promptly. logged
out i'm 4 fun dress suit and adorned 10y a rosebud
lie went To hall directed by the hotel clerk,
and the master Of ceremonies beckOned him to as
Cend the platform. The former had met him pre-
viously during the progress of trial AT the court
house i'm that town.
In due season the lawyer was asked II ne would
make a fow remarks. The PittSburGer thought
that was a rather odd Way Of putting il. after in
New-York tribune., 1901-01-13

madam that I served To- your great war lord, Cen
rr.ti Grant when he my guest.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-08-20
HOWISON'S INTERVIEWS.
Attention of the Navy Department Has
Been Called TO Them.
LIST OF WITNESSES WAS ASKED FOR
The Governments Counsel Has Not Yet
Turned in His List to the
Department.

washington, august 19.-rhe navy de
partment has decided that the schey
court Of inquiry shall be held In the gun
ners workshop at the navy yard. The
workshop is a large new building and well
adapted to the requirements Of the court
Judge Wilson and Hon. Isadore Raynor,
counsel for Rear Admiral schley in the
coming court of inquiry, called on Acting
Secretary Of the Navy Hackett ami made
inquiries regarding the departments list
Of Witnesses. They were informed tnat
the department had not prepared its list;
that the preparation Of this list is in the
h9nds OF Captain Lemley. judge advocate
Of the court, who Is now in Canada and
who Is expected to return to Washington
next Monday. They also were informed
thar counsel for Admiral Schley could
write a letter to Captain Lemley asking for
the list which latter would be forwarded
to the judge advocate or they could await
bis return and make application to him
Admiral Schley did not accompany his law
3ets. IL Is understood that letter WIZ
he addressed to the department hy Admiral
Schleys counsel asking for a list of The
VIA esses.
Il Is stated that the call on Secretary
h0ckett was Informal.
During their conference with Acting Sec
retarN Hackett today Mcssrs Rlynor and
wilson advised him that a communication
would he sent him this afternoon relative
70 certain statements reported TO hive
heen made by Rear Admiral HoWison, a
member Of the court OF inquiry Ina regard
te the Schley Sampson controversy. The
letter to Secretary Hackett viii inclose
copies nf interviews purporting 10 have
come from Admiral Howison stating among
other things that the battle of Santiago
was won by Sampson: taat the latter's
pFeSehce, was unnecessary at the light; that
scltlcy deserved no credit for the victory
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K K &C ! WON "a,
Groves Tastelsss chill 49,.
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lace FOR THE PENNANT.
fookBn Appears to Be Out Of II,
but Can Get 1t by Scratch.
NE WEST MAY FURNISH THE WINNER
pittsburg and St. Louis Seem to Be
the Teams Which VIII
FIGHT Il Out.

The aspect OF the pennant race changed
,us slightly the past week. Pittsburg,
Philadelphia aud st. Louis continue occu-
ping the three top positions, but where
hey locked to have Brooklyn shut out
week ego that aggregation is showing i'm
proved form and may upset calculations
sefore the end IS reached. Ned Hanlons
rev was always a hard one TO beat in the
itretca and now that the straightaway has
Oeel reached It Is showing much Of its old
time dash, which mas been sorely lacking
hom its makeup all season. The Superbas
haven't got much of a chance 20 again win
the championship hut they can not be con
sidered completely out OF the running ana
In the past fortnight have gained ground
Oh tile three pacemakers-
The West should furnish n winner for the
hfst time since 1887, and though Pitisburg
las been the faYOrlte 81 Che betting ever
gtice the early games We're decided It's
price has been further shortened as q re-
ball critics. generally. give the WeRt-tnat
meanC ftttSburC or st, Louls-th call. as
this yent for ulc drst time iu o long while,
the Eastern teams are scheduled to Wind up
operations out this way IAat certainly a
hard-tap FOR them, aud punched, the Pr
rates and Cardinals look like ] "a shot.
TIE enc strange thing about the race IS
tuit ~, Louis remains as close as II does
70 Fittaburg. on every trim they have
nl1dc this summer they have played the
fa5iao, kind Of ball. aud each time has
rey 1T ed home WITH over hiatt the games
bdggeu The Cardinals sireaGed work has
been done at home, snd anything Ike
winning streak. lasting two or three weeks,
means a position above Philadelphia. II not
In advance Of Pittshurg. Tic stretch Is
rapidly being reached,
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STORM AT SHERMAN.
Considerable Damage OF a Minor Cha
a~tan AAfae N1..,

Considerable Damage OF a Minor Char
aeter Was Done.
sherman, Texas, August 10. -Betwcen .
and 3 O'Clock this morning heavy cleo
trical storm prevailed In this scctfgn nc.
eompanied by a very heavy wind and rain.
The lightning was so continuous that ;he
heavens were practically lighted for half
an hour. The wind played sad havoc with
shade trees all over the city and the streets
especially in the south part OF town ar,
Uttered with limbs, Several hundred dol.
lars damage was sustained hy the Texas
and Indian Territory uu and Cotton com
pnny, at whose pant the refinery roof Is
damaged. both of the smokestacks of the
oh mill being dlsmantled and tho furnace
cavcd In. IN the Elliott addition us wen
as the new Bnkley addition several houses
are on the blocks and barns blown down
or away. Brick hues aud chimneys are
damaged on many houses Mr.. c. r. Wan
delohrs barn on South Crockett street was
blown down. Up town there was eonsid-
Q able damage TO glass and the awning at
the Commercial National bank lie warpnd
z he aggregate loss entaiied In the multi
phcity - small wreckages will reach sey-
eral hundred dollars.
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General Observations.

Not included in means.
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ALL LOOKING WlSTFULLY
EYES OF THE GREAT POWERS NOW
ON SOUTH AMERICA.
Germany Is the Latest Country to CHARGE
the United States with Selfish
and Sinister Motives.

Berlin, August l5-The vossiscbe ze,.
tnng today, discussing the attitude Of
sew YORK newspapers, regarding European
vessels going to the caribbean sea noints
out that large naval force has been
sent mere and raises the question whether
inc American imperlallsts" view the pres.
eht situation as Offering a welcomed occo-
SION OF extending the sphere and power of
the United states or whether 1t is an hon
est attempt to restore peace
The paper continues: III the Amerlcana
ih'ehd nothing more than to protect the
reasonable interests of citizens of the I'm,
Yea states then they rejoice at the pres-
ehce Of European vessels having the same
OBJECT In view. Even the co operation of
various powers would be possible, but the
very tact hat the United States mlnist p
~ LdlacaS' VINO undertook the buse SO
tle Coionplan minister was calculated
~ W"uSe olstruSt of the Intentions Of
gat Wasulueton government which therein
fnlnort SIol Oh events at one Of the most
:, heIeHlng TO the report circulated e.,
" hshlhgton that the ttouble h tiLoIr ~
SpIeau no. Nicaragua and Ecuajnr nc 20
'"sSsene Leitung says: 1T docs M ,on,5
~ II me United States was tr,iro 'oV ~
gueHeh the names, hut, on the contSt.o, ~
~ u the country was irving IN OH s,Si
lem ms much as possible I'm 9rder IL 49,
y US TO nave pFetezt -fpr military intass
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mo NEeRogs LYNcHEp.
Mob Battered Down Doors OF Missouri
Jail and Secured the Prisoners.


Mob Battered Down Doors OF Missouri
Jail and Secured the Prisoners,
Pierce City Mo, August 10, WIN God
ley and Gene Carter, negroes, were lynched
by mob composed OF 1000 armed citizens
tonight for the murder of Miss Caselle
Wild, whose body was found today in the
woods near here
ana battered down the doors aud threw
ropes around the necks OF Cooley and
Garter, another suspect. Cooley was
hanged in front OF the Lawrence hotel
and his hody riddled with bullets. Car.
prs guilt was not clearly established
and he was taken back 10 jail but was
" sequentiy taken ont ana shot.
Fierce City, Mo, August I9.-Carter con.
fessed that ne knew who committed the
crlme aud charged Joe Clark, railroad
porter, now away on his run. with being
the real culprit The mob has arranged to
meet Clark whom he arrives at Monnett
In 'he morning aud hang him
Cooley the FIRST negro Iypched. has
SelNNu sentence IN the penltentiary for
ouuhgiug q woman 60 years ~ age Tho
feeling against the negroes here is AN
tehse. twenty-five meu armed With guns
discr mInately, ~
Kansas city, August 10, "A special 70
the journal from Pierce city, No. Aavs
that after Cooley was strung up there was
much shooting at the body and a small
10Y was Killed and several persons wound
ca py the promiscuous airing 81 the mob.
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STATE

John Karner veteran of san ia.
cinto, is dead at his home ut Mexia
More than one-half the papers sub
mlttcd to the State normal board proved
failures.
II the weather Is favorable a very
large cabbage crop VIII be put In in
Nu,ccs county,
state Treasurer Robbins was consid-
srobly surprised by some OF the testi-
mouy given by Banker I1tueheld,
r. Kaufman Of Galveston was re
manded to jail without bail on a charge
of wife murder.
The work Of getting the Roma out of
the bay into Galveston channel has
begun.
hangers killed noted cattle thief in
% fight OF the bor'or.
r. NJ Campbell Will run for governor
no matter who else enters the heid.
The murderer Of Mrs. Caldwell has not
yet been caught
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THE TEXAS COTTON CR0P
GOOD RAINS ARE REPORTED Fa0x
NORTH TEXAS POINTS
Grapevine's First Bale Was PICKED 4
Three Little Children and Was
Raised by a Widow.

Iuling. Texas, August 1s.-The k'
comp ess fred up this evening .ss
arsr time and pressed about avv vs.
cotton during the run, large part q ~ y
was this seasons crop. Tnere y " H
ficiept cotton coming In to run s v w
bur by September ] they expect y ~ 4.
sufficient cotton to run at least iVui =
In the week. =.
Fort Worth, Texas, August E s;.s,s
vine'5 first bale Of cotton vas pi.s 4
threc small children, all under !as m \, Il
II years. 1t weighed 5OI p9unas ~ \,
raised by Mrs. Sarah Powell. ! y " X, Il
o cents for the cotton ana So.osr h - NJ
seed. The premium was. 80 in'
wsG marketed last THURSDAY n
Deu;son. Grayson County, Ten /, n
glsr l9.-Thls section was vlslsss ~. y n
of the hardest rainials Of tne sssry y
nignc and today. The ram Nas hlsi}
portune and viii prove a graz NJ "A
TO INC farmers. There had psss .. s,.s3
for nearly three weeks ana u W.
veg dry again. -. Isra]
Bohham, Fannin County, Iea aii hi "a
19.--A1 exceedingly hard TAI. TAN 4 sd
this morning from o'clock uh'i l, = IL N
thing was dry and dusty anu =
con.en. .tv 1ssi
Natcgdoches, Nacogdoches So tauirs. a
Aurnsf 1o.--A fine rain fell pu ~, ,,,a
iirsf ir twenty-four days ti0| ~; Y
anons it seems to be senei"
county.
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ANDREW JACKSON MONTAGUE,
. Observation-Disclosures,
SUMMARY OF TODAYs, IMPORTANT ~
DOMESTIC.

It WIS ascertained that sixty
lives were lost in the wreck Of the
islander of Duncan island.
The plant Of the American Cigar com
pany at Richmond, Va, was burned
ontailng loss Of 100000.
One soldier was killed and several
fatally and seriously injured by the pre-
mature explosion of a shell on the Fort
Riley reservation in Kansas
IT was reported that seventeen per-
sons lost their lives In steamer dis
aster In the ohio river near Paducah,
August Gucheyeau, aged 123 years,
died ct Brenux Bridge, La.
six persons were killed ny an explo-
sion Of dynamite at Hcrklmer, n. Y.
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GOOD AUTHORITY FoR RuMoR.

New York Paper Insists Hays Has Re-
signed and FELTON, Viii Succeed Him.
New York, August 19The Mail ana
EXPRESS says; 1t was semi officially "a.
mitted today that President Charles N.
Hays Of the Southern Pacific company bas
resigned 10 take effect Rt the pleasure ~
Inc hoard Of directors. There Is GOOD M,
Ghorty for the statement that Samuel NJ
teltcni now president OF the Chlcaeo sHd
Alton, VIII succeed him.
There has been talk OF q single nreut
dent for both the Southern and Union ~.
enc lines but this plan is not at present
II. @. BuEt it.is said. will not be Ola.
turpedr asapreaident. Of the aVnion- " cinc. .
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-08-20
HAWTHORNn ENrRIEs.

Five and a hair furlongs, 9.year Odds.
setting Harry Wilson Jos, ryrrho Tx, Mu.
resea l0i, Whfht 9s Blue Ridge, Has
Gin, Gold Metal
Seven furlongs, selling -Audie, Macheus,
ka, Economic Hattie June, Emily Cream
school for scandal, Mary Moore Princess
Strathmore Maiden Lane 107, Kings IA,
v1rite, About slips 1O3
Nile and seventy yards Strangest l07
Malay Bangle 100, Trinity Ben %.
Mile handicap-Nulcaln 40, fernando
100, Lady Suafhmore, Silurian 05, Maggie
Davis 20
Six furlongs. sellinglf You Dare lO6
Ailce Dougherty. Pupll tGJ rrlalitza, Goal
Runner l0i. Big Indian. lucille Bramhle
100 Esther Riggs aS Ural Educate. G. b.
Campbell 90, Pirates queen, Little Duchess
II Hs.
Mile and sixteenth. selling Ecome los
Ben Chance l06 liayilaBd 1Q5 Hanan, Ok.
nard, The Bondman los. Martha Fox l0i
Fllse Lead, Prairie Dog. Danish, George
lie IS, Helen Paxton 96,
Cloudy and muddy.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-08-20
MOVEMENT OF OCEAN VESSELS.
Especial 20 The Pos

Norfolk Arrived; Peuarc (Brl, from
Galveston sailed Glantivy tBrD from
Galveston for Rotterdam; Alnmere tl3r.l,
from Galveston for Hayre.
Newport News-Arriyed Bladlren IRA,
FROM Galveston and sailed for Antwerp;
Enidwen tBr.l. from Galveston and sailed
for Rotterdam.
Lizard Passed: Conway tBr), from Cal
weston for Rotterdam.
Hamburg Arrived; Capener (Br), from
Galveston
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I'd Austin Won Test Stakes.

Chicago, August 10..--Ed Austin won the
test stakes az Hawthorne today. fhe purse
was worth Si4lO to the winner and the
race was the feature OF the opening OF
the summer meeting Of the Chicago Jockey
Ciup Tue winner was heavily played IA.
yolte The track was ycry heavy Nnl me
winners Ia every event were tired out at
the finish.
seven furlongS-Argregor Silurlan, Dsn-
man Thompson. Time l.Sb.
Mlie aud three furlongs -Hermencia. Tam
many Chief, Little l5lkiu Time 2:3l,
Steeplechase short cOurse--Captaln Con.
meyer, Chancery, Dick Furbcr. Time 3:O9N
rive and a half furlongs test stakes I'd
Austin, Jaubert, South Trimble, Time
LIZA.
six furlones. seling-Boney Boy, Max
BendiN Maggie Davis Time t:la
FIVE furlongs san Teresa, Approved Ma.
bel VIM, Time ] .0GA.
Mile. ecllng-Espouag Sam Lazarus.
ESD, Henry OF hranstamar. Time 1,4SM.
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District Avnranes
BY TEST HAS PROVEN BEST
Groves Tasteless Chill Tonic.
Texans ReOistered in New York.

pecial 10 Inc Postb
New York, August 10.-The following
Texans are registered In New YORK
>. Houston II. G. Mosehart, Albert: "
ihSlrhand, Imperial; Il, e. Payne, Grand
III PasoJ. II, Amsey. Grsey; H. b. MI
Ian and wife, St Denis. ~ t"''
DallaS-A T.. Eberbas. MarIborop,h, ~
II. Hamilton. Rossmore ~
:, Honey eyy Grove-r Il. Williams and wife.
- C6G,rslcana-Miss Maggie Cochran. a.
San Antonio-I. NJ. MciIhenny. n MoI,
henny, Criterion; Edward Chamherisin
WlIe ana two sons Fifth Avenue: i W
Carroll Fifth Avenue. - NJ
Paiis-Mlss NJ. Sherwood, victoria
. Fort Worth-Alex. Hershfeld, un,or
Square. Union
bea9mout-L; +; Levy, Broadway Cen.
Nal Charles ]. Clarson, Grand Nen
Heinpstead-B. Schwartz. Coilorada
sTre1,srk9ana-E. Bnrk, Herald SQUARE
Broadway Central Slins,
Palestine-s. l. Schwartz, whltne,,
Abrams, p. r. Harris, Coiionade. o. .
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-08-20
RAILROADS.

The roads which the Houston and
Texas Central decided TO absorb on
August 10 held meetings and ratified
the Houston and Texas Centrals ac-
tlon.
1t was stated that j, f. Keith Of
Beaumont was ut the head Of newly
organized company to build new line
from Houston TO North Texas,
Mr.. S. NJ. FELTON,, president of the
Chicago and Alton. denied that the
Southern Pacific presidency has been
offered 70 him.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-08-20
Beeville Club win Be kent eusv,

Beeyille, Texas, August 19-slnee the
Southern Pacific championship cup fell into
the hands Of the Beevllle baseball nine
hast week they have been beselged with
challenges from other teams in this part
OF he state, The boys say they are ready
70 defend their right Ia the cup against
all corners, and viii play all the teams
they can hctorr tho season crosses
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WEATHER INFORMATION.


Washington, August 19-Eastern Texas
Partly cloudy Tuesday, with showers on
eastern coast Wednesday generally fair.
igGt 10 fresh winds, mostly southerly.
ukiahoma and Indian Territory General.
w'Has mostly southeriy.
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st. Louis. August 1a.--Form players had
good day at Kinloeh Park today, three
choices getting home ia front Track fast
Summary:
Five and half furl0ngs-M Martin Bell.
April, Ashbro0k TINE l.OoA.
Mic and a. sixteenth. selliRg T. !.
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cANTEeN is FAvoRep

BY the Commandment at Fort Sam Hous.
ton, Who Has Had Experience.
San Antonio, Texas, August 10 Colonel
Mieelan commanding at Fort sam Hous.
ton, says that since the army canteen has
been abolished there is an alarming In
crease IN petty crlme and drunkenness
among the soldiers The men on pay days
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ST. Louis, August To-. Only one favorlte
larded the money at Delmar today.
-Four and n half fUriOrgs- -Aleda, Called
Back, DR.. LoYejoy. rime 81.
Fotr AMI half fufiones- faluis, Ben
Hampstead Lady CLARK Time SON.
Mile and twenty yards Pirates Daugh.
ter, Sadie Levy, Eleven Bells Time i:4l
Mile Monograph, Lunar. Menace, Tine
1:AlM.
seven furlongs- Meddlesome. Uterp, Re
veke, Time 1921.
SIX furlongs Verify. Nearest, Hazel
Hughiett. Time 1;14&.
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Marlin shut Hearnn Out.

Marlin, Texas, August IS. Marlin and
Hearne played game Of ball here yes
terday and while Hearne tried hard to
score run Marlin had no dlfGculty in
shutting them out. Jones did some excel
lent pitching for Marlin and while Ilearne's
pitcher did excellent work he had no sup.
port. This makes two clubs Marlin has
shut out In succession Batterles Marlin,
Jones and Hoover: Hearne, Joiner and
feeling. Score, S TO Q, IN favor Of Marlin.
Umpire, J.. n. N0Ir Attendance GOO.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-08-20
Explanation from BRENNAN.

Brennan. Texas, August 19.--That crowd
Of young men that went down to Houston
Sunday was not Brenham's baseball team
at all. They wanted holiday In the
city and just pretended that they could
play ball The Houston team ought TO
play them some time, or come down here
and play them. Lovers OF the sport who
take pride In the BRENNAN team regret
that the IMPRESSION prevails down there
that this was Brenhams team.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-08-20
NATIoNAL InAauE.

Boston, August 10.--It wls Nichols vs..
MattheNsou today, and The veteran out
pitched The youugster for the thld time
this season, Attendance 1000.
Score r If 70
Boston .........,.. .o30 800 80. al ~ ;
New York ..,,..,... 900 lOl O33 10 :
Nichols and Kittredge; Matthewson aud
Warner.
Cincinnati August Cincinnati defeat.
ed Chicago today after . brilliant exhibl.
tIon Of pitching by both stimmcI and
Hughes.
Score n II n
Cincinnati ....,..... 900 OIL 600 : :
stimneI and Bergen Hughes and Kahoe.
st Louis, August 1o,-Plttsourg won to-
days game by heavy hitting In the third
hiring. HARPER was bat'ed our Of the box
six hits in the third inning netting Pltts.
turg fve runs. sudhof replaced Harper
but could not stay Pittsbu1gs winning
streak Doheny was hit frequently In the
opening innings and was replaced by Phi-
lippi, Attendance eoOo
Score u N =,
Etttsonrg ..,.....,. 015 1O1 0i0-- II q
81; Louis .,..:.... .1O2 OO1 0iO- o a
9, Dqheny; Phillippi and thinner; Harper
Su9AoHi Aeyden aud Ryan
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perador Saturday night. The static, u.
pened to be without a garrison Al ' Ne ~
and so they looted the Chinese sto,.s
The rebels are avoiding the sarrk,,s
stations. "'.A
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LEGISLATIVE.

The house Knocked out pending amend
mcnts 20 the representative district bill,
but others wer Introduced.
The senate viii get to work today on
the congressional apportioument bill.
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LOCAL.

The city council received bids on
street paving Hipp & Key being the
only bidders on sheet asphalt.
City assessments show an increased
valuation Of S53,37S over last year.
Tile county commissioners are holding
special session.
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CHINA.

The emperor issued decree postpon-
ing the return Of the court TO Peklu
until September 6.
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CONNIE RCIAL.

An grains lost strength and declined
slightly, while provisions were consid-
erably improved.
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Observation-Disclosures

in the city and drink more than they would
II malt liquor could he had at q post can
teen controlled by army officers, and he
result is demoraizng II nothing else. This
is not only the eNpr ssign OF Co,onc,
Mheelnn. but Of eYery of6eer al The post.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-08-20

Dewey, Monas, Golden scepter. Time
ASA
Six furlopgs Hi Nocker. Likeness, Sa.
rlllA. Time lac.
six furlongs, sellng-Flreslde. Fleuron;
Hunting Time 1:iG
Seven furlongs, selling Tony Leppijing,
Dial Keith, CasaYa. Time 1;30L
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-08-20
STRIKE.

Mills at Monessen and In the Painter
and Clark plants We're started, hat
strikers consider their present operation
Of little consequence.
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Refined sunar Beduc.d.

New York, August 10 The Ansta;|
Sugar Refining company and all the l:as|
pendent companies have reduced all add
Of refined sugar 10 points to the bass i
50 - for standard graduated.