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my native land Now | contend that
the important sections which have quoted.
were inserted by the masterly mind oi NJ
Gladstone, ~ tentative measure Inc
writings of Mr. Gladstone will bear NE OUT,
thnk. And II seems a fair Interpretation
Oi those writing, tu say that the great -'ate11-
man was. Theoretically. IN favor Oi cpmpui-
sory purchase. but did not Then deem ~nch
n measure 10 be within q measurael" di--
tance Of practical politics, ana that ne ut-
sired 10 prepare The way Mr. 6ladsi"he
then estimated that EI.o OOO, 900. would be
required and Judge Morris gives no evl-
denc" IN support ui his estimate oI tlJ'.
now be required Hui | wrote then. IN me
dublin Freeman, and ak again why -hnbu
Mr Gladstone. why should the pre-ehl p"N-
"rrmont require 'balRLc" 10 N" penny
The interest on EIA0.Wo.G .G@,ai ipet cent
per annIu would be IS. 6OO.uUo or ms m
i"r"st per cent. Is Tor sinking imd hlS
leaves a., 200, on per AnuuW Tor lu'et"H,t u,
per cent per annum on the prluClpa NV
suppose the tenants were unable io pay ne
sinking fund. n long A. IA" tenants pdld
~ The interest. tho taxpayers oi III" tmplr"
would not b" called upon 70 max" go"d any
deficit Why should the Government re-
guira margin Of security before pu''ns
into execution such beneiiceni measure
such m"a,ur" Il not merely 9" 'nlrr'Ial
u T., pat a. The proposal Of state nan n"'
OF n ShyluCk
Bat have Your pound of nesh II such be
your utlIuatum p.oposed then. ana nov
propose y charge on the Irish county rates
10 ,"Duf" IN" margin, II II should p"' ONE
necessary but we have not done With pur"
'om'nef' lflIsm How many millions docs
the h. ltI~h Government uWe 10 the ltiSh
people for excessive taxation extoited nom
them during tho last hIndIed Years surely
-Om" repay ment may be- ella med IN the ION
81 making good m" margin Of seCu'iiN We
HIe not don" with CUmWetcialIsm ',t IN"
BIils' Government must admit 'hAi ~"
settlement Of one Of the most ImIr''nn'
questions which dIsturb~ ana agtat'S 10"
ltIsh people. and vh,ch gistur1> and Wu-'
cont M" 10 disturb N. FYtf>h na ll1W'ni
hH- = u"ruuliry value Bat iiter all. w"atd
-ol"mnH I-E, has th" gospel oi thr'~t Iu
IG~tIr" ~" only pipir, tlon -: the poor and
thc w"ah against the rich and the powerful
been forever supplanted by IA" goSpI ut
"Sp"dlencv by the llheuy crushing GOSPEL
Of n" survival u the htts>t or strongest rob
h"r, May not answer my own quest on IN
.d'ins hat down I"ep-iO"te. 10 the h"a't-
iau Justice. that the p"uplr rrps tllr not on
that man j. merely animal m" lhig-t for
lb"-ty and Justice Civ" the lie 10 -uch cult
With all their ,u'Ils. ! believe the peppl. re-
volt. And ~ ievoli against the tyranny oi
the upphcRtiOh Of the gospel Of the survival
Of the fftcsi rubber to hem tf hav" been
debarrrd bl powerful fact.uul~f-. from
actively and hrurilclally pleading tho cause
Of my nHtiv. land, nv 'oy" vii never submit
to be conquered And u | must he reduced
10 silence. b"clG~e 81. O'a non g-a'a 10 som"
faction. and for the -Jk" II harmony ] "Nl
stll love on. and praN for lf-Isud'- welfare
And do b"!'"'" hat ipv" can max" accent
ahl" even the prayei 81 ~" most unworthy
~ men MICHAEL URtvtAN
BrpukLY> March q
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>F>,IOR TIiIHt> ThPIb\>.
he Save senate IlllbuStcrlng Nould Have
Wrought IN an Extra ScaSinu.

cor fHPlN. = &. NArCh 20 Senator li|..
man VA angry when % reporter asked hm
tn-dny tn cVplrin hi- oourse 10 mot 0gh'lug
the phIpWu" nrl Cuptu amendments To-
the war Department appropriation n h" hlH
promised and was oNper'cI 20 dp Some
south carolina new spnuer- hay" been scoring
IN" senator and accepting a- correct NJ" YER
sion rhat h, had sold ou, and beer hunro"d
+ d,d what could hc said, in an honor
phe dorcur plv to get rhc appropriation for
~" thur,'-ruu exposition anI thor" Va.
prlcicHlly mo- "uloGIuu 40 lu" N"nll" I
gave no pledge nud r"r"'v"d none
In % cou-uItt'n" among The Drwurr1iIc
senators there Wa 10 GlNcT"uy" Of opinion
u~ 10 the tdyl~ah.'uN of llhu~l"rlug The
phiIppru" Hmcnomcu' Wa altered 10 ~utl-tlo.
ilou. a. iur ~ any such -uhDmc could hr made
satisfactory hy prohibiting IA" -I'" OF land
lumber, utu"~ &C. uu forhtddug any Ucr.
mau"r' irarrm-c~ -' mat carr"thagg"ra
who may 10" s"ut thorr tn administer su-
called 'yIl government VIII ~" very much
hnul"red ~ their IIrrO~'> lu loot the islands
- fnr .. m" iuhHn amendment Va-
concerned lh' majority wu~ hluprr"d b,
the fHpt thar our member, ~ mat committee.
Mrs-r- Money and Teller. and IA" latter
NN- IN" agthpr "i "ur 'uh'n arpl"dg" had
arqul" rrd m larry w"lsur" with th" gro.
posed Legislation The, had secured much
NOR" moderate" aud satisfactory programme"
than had Originally been proposed hy W."
RrpublIraI- and Will" NOT ruilrcly SHtl-.
fnrtory thoy assured ~ hat tho Eopuhl.
,gtu. 10 ru c'frI -C..iuu Wh re ihny would
have free Land would b" -'ul uoi" "v,rtlug
iu 'hrlr demands
IN, Democrat. md heir Hlln- among
the pupull-I~ and Silver Rrpuhlrlr. were.
therefore. confronted Hlth mis- situation
,Lr next tougrc.- being oycrW hclmnglN
EcIuIu.lu WITH larger W1Iuriue- W huiD
hrnu, h"s could 10" roliod on tu u' VI
Nrk il"y budding lud N addition i' 'trr.-
mr. nut 10" "uglnrl prYErmm" m r"Hnri
~ The Philippines and tUhn, there was almost
u certainty TINT IT would hrN" pus-"d n"
shin Subsidy hll
IN addition 10 ih N pfuirlCied nhhu-i"r.
causing uu rNitu -osslpI would hiN" given
an ,s,u-r T.. ,huuV. the rules nud provide"
for cutui" \. u O., senator Plntl hH- M
chang" | think II wont he carried nov 1.
bui n certainly would have succeeded Y
We had acted ~ NY critics deIred u tp'
reared wiser ~ expose the infame' - the
Two amen ,lments md then allow a vote.
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took ten minutes. and men we're leaning Tor
ward in their seats 10 catch II,
Al another time In describing the pleasures
of goodness, the preacher suddenly eN-
claimed. The rewards are not all on one
side. God rewards sin too II II is iudicionsN
committed sin has it, pleasures when cohl'
by the law ~ nature \ gluttonou> taole'
old winee the excitement OF games OF chahcr,
n heshly use Of sunday. an angry MN IN
the neck of an in>olent fellow Christianity
never saws these are not real pleasures ms
was risky chance. but the man took " Nltu
"A daring that almost started applause NntI
he made his turn for the better pleasures
Of the other sort of thing .,.-.
The upshOt of this sermon was. | heleN''
that nearly everybody RPnt away wanting
10 be good, and no achievement can he h"t'''
than that
After the evening service there NaS an
afi"r-wseting Tome mo ihe 'bur'h pr
lor, said Dr Hills and hlv" few minutes
such As YOU used 10 have NJ home on SUNDAY
nights. when somebody m the family "oS'u
the dav with q simple prnyer Ihr phrol
was full of young people mot OF then.
strangers som" sitting some -iahd,nS
third psalm The Lord j. my shepherd;
said the pastor after all had repeated ~ :"
familiar words, he prINed short prayer
that all might 1--we right lives during 10" Wees,
b" "n"ouraged in their work. ana =" S2"1 Ti
friends with then selves ana with God Ihai
Was all Then there was u handmade WIN
everybody, with an apt and manly word tof
the Jackie from the N1r-hlp. Tor IN" hl'n''nI
girl. for the Young business man lh"F
went home pau-ing 10 look. most Of them.
n the illuminated painting of Henry Nard
Reocher, which dominates the l"ctur" room,
An old German who stood hy u" sald
There yas one Beecher and there - "u"
IIillI- The order has changed but ih"
honest, convincing. j. ~" sane
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W. J. BRYAN ON FUSION.
He Champions Cooperation Between
Parties at Peter Cooper Banquet.
HE WILL CONTINUE TO ADVOCATE IT
So Long as the Allies Can Agree as to
Paramount Issues--Scores the
Republicans.

Omaha, Neb. May The annual ban
quet of the Peter Cooper club was held in
this city tonight. w j. Bryan and w. v.
Allen were the guests of honor The flu
ture of fusion was the theme of the even.
ing and the expressions We're unanimous in
favor of its cause. The han was decorated
with United States flags and portraits of
Peter Cooper. Jefferson and Bryan
Mr.. Bryan spoke upon Fusion" urging
its continuance in the following words !:
Fusion, rs We have had it in Nebraska. Is
cooperation between the reform forces
without the loss of party identity OF sur.
render Of party organization
Fusion is the open and honest plon q,
cooperation. The middle-of-t the road policy
mas twice been the secret and dishonest
ulcthod OF cooperation ! believe in thr
"pe ana honest method. aud shall continue
u" advocate II SO long as the allies agree
upon paramount issues.
me republican party has held to no is
Suts. Every year carries It further from
nighl ialth ana into more dangerous paths
all friends Of free government and o"nai
rights must fight together against Tho com.
mon enemy until the country Is rcscunb
from plutocratlc tendencies and postrrity
Is saved from the retributlon which always
louoWS wrong-doing. whether committed IN,
l"ul'ldnals, parties or nations"
j, j. Pointz, one Of the leaders of .br
Nenrhska popnliSts, advocated fusion hui
SAID the populistS should hold themselves
somewhat aloof on the reorganization of ths
came more apparent.
Ex-Governor Foynter said the nonul,e,
orSanizatlon must and shall be maintnined
IN = order th9t the friends of tho people may
roc,e I'm tulus 10 cling 10 IN case democ.
clples. 7' corporation prih'
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THE OPENING OF CHINA
To the Worlds Commerce Meets Ap.
prOval of Chinese Officials.
THE NEGOTIATIONS ARE NOW PENDING
Russia's Attitude Causes Some Solictude
but Agreement Is Being SO Framed
as to Obviate Her Objections.

Washington, May Tt has developed
that the movement for the extensive open.
ing of China to foreign trade and commerce
has the active approval, not only Of the
United States and several other trading
powers. but also OF the Chinese officials.
About the only doubt In the formal position
OF China Is that caused 10y the empress
dowager's recent creation Of council of
state. How far this council Will have au-
thority to check the action OF the peace
pienipotentiaries Is not yet clear, bat the
negotiations arc pending with the prospect
Of uniting the various branches OF Chinese
authority In the support Of the present plan.
The attitude of Tlussia Is the source or
some solcitude, although the negotiations
are being so frnmed as to obyiate any oh
lection which Russia might raise If the
opening of commerce was to apply prneI.
pally to ManSurla
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STATE.


The st. Louis business men were en-
tertained at Corsicano; the New York
party spent a short time at Denison.
The sale of the Houston electric light
plant has been again postponed.
Two young boys were drowned near
Victoria.
The attorney general has flcd suits
against certain fratcrnal orders.
Tho Grand Lodge, O. ID. II. s., in ses-
sion at La Grange, attended strictly to
business
The Confederates are assembling at
Waco for the reunion which opens to-
day.
a boy was killed near Bonham nv
being struck in the stomach with bit
of tin.
Meeting of the Square Bale Ginners'
association at Fort Worth was SHINY
attended.
The theatrical trust is said to be on
posed to the location for new opera
house desired by the citizens Of Dallas
Further reports show that sunday
nights storm was very destructive 10
crops over "A wide area
The weather bureau report saws inc
week was too dry for the crops TO dn
we'll
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MAKE NO RECOMMENDATIONS.
Report Of Cuban Commissioners WI
Cover Only Facts of Copfererc.

Report Of Cuban Commissioners VIII
Cover Only Facts Of Conference.
Havana May TThe special commission
OF the Cuban constitutional convention
which returned here from Washington NM
., VIII not make any recommendations IN
the convention, Although tne n,nicrit, nj,
the commissioners arc IN favor NJ annnr,,.
Ing the Platt amendment, the renort WIN
cover only the facts OF tho conference ],
Washington. The radical e,a,nart ,a,,.,..
IN rs, tVltehtlnn VIII accept the amendment
iHe commission Mt the secret Ecssion ~
scented an extensive report ~ 49," pIt-
Terence with President Mckinney Ana sor
feIafy Root ana a glowing account Of ina
oanquets and receptions rendered tba ~
SENIOR tiiherlga objected 10 ir,,t,,.est 4 ~,
an account of the social program IN the
..sPoit pnt the commission insisted mon
In reference 10 the third clause n, .,o
rlAtt Amendnent, the repor. stated tbat
the United States would not IintprveoS
unless Cuba were attsckca nv !, f64ctcn
power or uniess there existed In Cuhs -
condition OF afairs similar To- sghlch nv,
is,ed tnder spain at the time on American
inter't alton. 'N'i
Regarding coHling siafione. the rcnor,
SET torth that she places so desired hy
the united ttates were Canes Mavga ana
s nSn natonlo ana other points rommandlvs
would be definitely determined il,on when
craving mp the treaty; that the otfart al
tnest sthuoh5 would no the independence
q tuea as well as the protection Of tho
United States. The report eiso statpd
that the United states wo,,Id I'm no s'S Nav
interfere with the local government ana
President Mckinley hsd promised 10 an,
pulht commission to meet Cuban
commission te discuss the economic condi.
non and 70 draw mp treaty as soon a.
the republic Is established and that he
ADVISED the Cubans in the meantime 10
study the constitution.
The report has evidently made good
impression and only a few representatives
VII, continue TO oppose its acceptance
The convention win meet Thursday and
Is expected to take dennlte action Satur.
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MOVEMENT OF OCEAN VESSELS.

Especial 10 The postl
Norfolk, Va.-Arrved: Ausgar, from Gal
weston.
Port Ends. LR.--Arrlved; Fulton (Norl,
from Bluehclds; Sunuiva tNor) from Gel
ba; Puerto Rico ISpl, from Matansaa; VII.
liam Clin (Br9, from Liverpool via st.
Thomas and Colon; vi Rio Am), from
New York; Esther tAm.', from Livingston:
bark Matsnzas (AmD, from MatnnZ1s'
sailed: I'll Dorado lama for New York
Irongnte tBr), for Bristol via Norfolk ;
Traveller tBr }, for Liverpool; Abazia (Aust !.
for Trieste and Venice Via Newport News.
Antwerp, Sailed: Middleham Castle tBrl.
for Galveston.
Hamburg. Arrived; Nubla (GerD. from
Galveston via liavrc.
New York Arrived; Cpncho, from Gal
Weston via Key West
Pensacola, Fin Arriyel: Barge Eudwig
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THE NICARAGUA ROUTE.
Surveying Parties Have Nearly Com
pleted Their Work.

surveying Parties Have Nearly Com
pleted Their Work
New York, May 7-The Trlbune says:
1t is understood that the engineers who
have been making test borings aud surveys
for a route for the Nicaragua cnnal, have
Just arrived here from Greytown. IN
charge of II, l.. Dose, division supcrin-
tendent' chief Engineer j. r. Imbre MIL
Ter, Mr.. Readon, superintendent of NOR.
lnes, aB about twenty assistants. the
last of the pnrty being expected here In
about two weeks on the steamer Alene,
believe that canal across Nicaragua cost
Ing loss Than $50 0oO.oOO. is foasihle.
Work would include about 1fty miles OF
emhanltment and emitting on the east Side
The building OF ll0.foot dam and rock
cut from Lake Nicaragua TO the Pacnc
ocean. The total length OF the route is
lSl miles. The highest ridge which It
would be necessary 10 cot through IS slight
~ more than 800 feet high. Great caro-
hos htcn taken 30 avoid sand,
Ihe work Of The commission, OF when
the surveying for a Nicaragua canal WAS "A
part included the Investigation Of the
country at Darirn and rclnvestigailOn
Of the Panama route II WINS not fnunu
feasible Ca build canal at Darlen owing
~ the mountains. The lowest gaps were
the Caledonia longitude 7T.i2 20. latitude
s % 90, with an elevation " BTs feet, ana
Carsldc gap longitude ~. SOB; latitude
= 80 .ON, 1000 feet above sea level.
route fer railway for the canal with
three possible terminals At Graytown was
surveyed.
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UNITED STATES OIL co.
DOMESTIC.

Charles f. Jones, former valet Of
William NJ. Rice Is improving; his
Illness is catarrh Of stomach.
The Standard Oil company has de-
clared Il quarterly dividend Of ST.. max
Ing this years disbursements so far
500 per share.
National Starch company will curtau
production to increase prices.
Leaders Of labor and finance discussed
Cancellation as means Of industrial
peace.
The work Of relieving the Jackson
vile sufferers Is progressing rapidly;
negroes ordered to find work or leave
the city.
w. X. Vanderbilt Is said to have oh
tained control of Union Pacific railroad.
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COMMERCIAL.

Cotton went lower for both spots ana
futures on all American exchanges.
The New York stock market exhibit
cd all grades Of sentiment Monday,
ranging from bnoyancy at the start to
Generalization at the close
The report that the Morgans have
acquired the Red star line OF steam.
SHIPS is authoritatlvely denied. the
Leyland purchase was unanimously CON
Grmed.
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VANDERBILT TO CONTROL

Us SAID to Have Acquired the Union
Pacific.
New York, May Tho Mall aad FIX
press says; There Is excellent authority
Tor the statement that W, X. Vanderbilt
has carried the day In the contest for con
troll Of the Union Pacific railroad. ana
that he Intends to put through his plan
Tor anneXine IL To the Vanderbilt system.
His Idea is that Il shall be couirr',et
10y the Chicago and Northwestern and New
York Central Jointly, wlta guarantee Of,
the per cent Of Union Pacific common
stock ana possibly an exchange of 3 ner
cent bonds Issued Jointly hy the North.
western and New York Central In OK
change for Union Pacific common stock
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-05-08
sHARKEY LOST ON A FOUL.
Struck Mexican Pete on the Head Will
Ia AJae n@Nl.,

Struck Mexican Pete on the Head Willis
He Was Down.
Cripple Creek, Col, May T.Mexican
Pete Everett tonight got decision over
Tom Sharkey on foul IN The second round
Of what was 10 have been a twenty round
go before the olympic Athletic club.
The first round was give ind take,
Everett making as good Il showing as the
sailor. In the second, few seconds after
thr round was called, the two men cane
together In mix up. Pete received a
body blow which sent him to his knees.
While he was down Shdrkey struck him on
the head and the referee gave the fight
10 Everett.
After the decision Sharkey offered 10
fight Everett at once for 5000 side
and Everett accepted the challenge, but
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Al Morris patk

New York May Z. Banastcr. winner OF
the Metropolitan handicap on SATURDAY,
won the Tohbogan handicap AZ Morris
Park today. lie took np $50 pounds and
won clevcrly nv two lengths from kim
Pepper, with Voter scratched RanaSter
was made hot faVorlte. heug PLAYED
from $ 20 10 even money
Six furlongs--Watcr Color, Cervera. Tfmc
ll4E. (Only TWO Startcd.l
Time 1;i3st -
Paul Cllnord, Nones Time l.37i6
the Tohnggan handicap six furiongs-
bgnaSter King Pepper Unmasked Time
Four and half fprlones- Gunnre. Col.
den Cottage, Miss Hastings. Time :.4i%
Mile-Ihe Parader, Sidney Lucas, sailor
King. Time l;4l.
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Busch alone to carry their colors. lie
was made an. eyenmoney favorites and
won from Cold stream
Seven furlongs Pat Garrett, Full Dress,
Rodd. Time 1923
one,half mile Sweet Billie, Dodle s.,
Founding, Tine ;1oE.
Six furlongs selling--Farrell, The Butch
or, sam 7, Cochran. Time lilo
The Wecnouah stakes. four and half
turlougs Eddie Busch, Cold Stream, Jack
Ratlip, Time ;5ah
Mile and a sixteenth. selllng-Androni-
Gus. Lee King, Edith Q, Time / Asa.
SIX furlongs, selling Survive, Onmustus
Donald Balm, Time i;0lA.
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RAILROADS.

The S, S. and s. has been Officially
absorbed into the. KatS system.
number of promotions in the mas
senger department of the S. z. have
been announced.
hearlng on cotton rates has been
postponed
Katy officials are travelling across
corntry inspecting the line of the pro.
posed extension.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-05-08
Good Prices for Land Near AIN

Alvin, Texas. May 8.-The rea' \
market has become quite active ne''
the oil excitement began. WiiMn Y
few weeks a number of deals nh''
made: among them $40 acres ivu'
south of this city was sold BY ~
Cummings for $1,000; the Miller NJ N
fifteen acres for SlMW. ana ~ ~ n
Rogers farm of thirty acres for ~
activity in city property is grea s,r
1t has been for number OF W.
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THE RACES.
Fair Ground Results.

st Louis May -Four and half fur.
-Wakit Mystee, Junsfrau. Tine
:5G8i
Six and a half furlougs- Wax Taper.
Light Bells, Horse Shoe Tobacco. Time
i .92l9.
ton, Winter Bell All Mine. Time :56A
Five fnrlongs- Amnere, Duelist, Orleans
Time 1:O2.
Time l.49
Mile and sixteenth. selling Chopin,
Harry Puilian, Edn Riley. Time 80.
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C2fas,EsRs

The cause exists in the blood. In
what causes Inflammation of the
mucous membrane
II Is therefore impossible to cure
the disease by local applications.
II is positively dangerous to neglect
1t. because it always affects the stom-
ach and deranges the general health.
and is likely to develop into consurnp-
tlon
Many have been radically and permanently
cured by Hoods Sarsaparilla. ltcleanses the
blood and has peculiar Alternative and tonic
effect X. Long. California Junction. Iowa,
writes: {" | had catarrh three years. lost my
appetite and could not sleep. My head panied
me and 1 felt bad all over 1 took Hoods
sarsaparilla and now have good appetite.
sleep well. and have no symptoms Of catarrh.s
HOODS Sas-sapassfssa
Promises to cure and keeps the prom.
ise u Is better not to put of treat.
asni ~ buy Hoods today.
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OIL DEVELOPMENT.

Ten new companies were chartered
Will capitalization of $2.slO.0OO.
The banks at Beaumont art doing
big business
Land in Hardin county is fetching
good prices.
There are many more dcrricks than
drills In the Beaumont field.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-05-08
FOREIGN.

The Cuban commission to Washington
Will make no recommendations to the
constitutional convention.
Reports Of Misunderstanding between
Germany and Russia are denied.
The financial crisis in Japan con.
tlnues and is causing commercial fail.
ures.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-05-08
NAVAL COURT OF INQUIRY

Investigating Lieutenant Townships
Connection with Comnissary Scandal.
Manila, May IA court of inquiry Is
Investigating the alleged connection of
Lieutenant H. II. Townslcy with the case
of Captain Reed, Sho has been tried FOR
official misconduct in connection with the
conmissary department
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-05-08
CHINA.

Americas proposition to open all
China to worlds commerce is approved
by Chinese officials
China viii ask foreign ministers to
obtain a loan with which to pay in
IDENTITIES.
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The Turk Defeats Ienkins

new York May 7.-Nouroalah, the big
~, ru'N'Sh wrestler made short work OF
Iom jenkins of Cleveland, the champion
wrestler OF America, at the Madison
sstIuare garden tonight. lie downed Ion.
Nhs twice In catch-as-cntch can match
s me nrst time IN four minutes and thirty.
minutes and two seconds. '''N' 81 "'e
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Results at Newnnrt.

Cincinnati. o., May six furlongs-
Spree, shutdown II. Nancy Seitz. Time
Inc.
Winner. Time 1:iii5
Half mile, selling Rose Of Red, JAMIE
Seay, King Ford. Time .l09i.
Five and half furlongs Ianone. Fonedo
charlie o'Brcn Time 1 ,0S
don. Tine 02ih. -
seven fnrl"nss. selling Alglc NJ, Aus
Well, Miss Redwood. Time i:2p -"