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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-27

THE Kansas Mutual Life Insurance com.
pany will employ a few more frst-class
solicitors upon reasonable terms; write
recently, that carries with 1t a guarantees
o. success. Il. Han, general agent, Eigin.
IeNaS, OF
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MRS. WILLIAM b. KELLEY. vocal II
struction. Studio room 81 Mason blocl
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WANTED-Young men to learn teegraphy
FOR railway service; day md night SEES
sions. Houston School of Telegraphy
Mason block. Houston, Texas.
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WANTED-FiTstcass baker and cook. Ap.;
hlv 100 Main street. -
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" 1YTyTD At ONCE-A good all arou9pq7
nrintnr nnilv MINES. Jennlngs -
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bI4l; Iflli lIHbi DIII, JV-I, JWiIi II
Henry ~.
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VTED-0Tfce hoy. Houston Chronicle;
1O11 Texas avenue.
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OPIUM, morphine, whisky habits cured In
10 days; no pain or injury to patient; no
pay until cured; deposit your money In
bank, pay us when cured; our method OF
treatment most successful known to med
ical science: our institution up to date;
especial care given lady patients; home on
car line 3 miles from center OF city, which
Insures privacy; best references; all cor.
respondence confidential Address Tho
Matthews Home" 200 Day Ave, West
End. San Antonio, Texas. Il
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AIL PARTIES having claims against the
estate Of T.. T. Homer. deceased, will
/ have been appointed cxecutrix Of bIs
estate by the county court OF Harris
county and all just claims against his eS.
tate win receive prompt attention. My
address Is SOB Hadley street, Houston
Texas Mable Heiner, eXecutrix OF the
estate Of u T. Helncr. deceased 30
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FOR RENT,

on MKINNBY aven1e ,.-
rooms for light housekeen,oo dtanis
family nice nelghborhood. Flirn
1917 Mckinney. -'Vui rttsitas'
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FOR RENT-Unfurnlshed roo1s -.
housekeeping; close in. ID ~ N
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TYPEWRITERS.

'VTSIBLE ToUCH" typewrltng on the
Bllck No. 8, S35; No. Z, 500 10000 testl.
monials and catalogue free. w. 7. Rus.
sell, general agent, Dallas. Texas, II
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FOR RENrx.Ten-room house fSs.-- :
ron Fo nee en hGtei Geo. W. Scheulfi, ssb
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OPEN yet sealed envelopes; saves you $40
per 1000 IN postage; 10000 printed to or
der for so j. J. Pastorizn Printing and
Lithographing Company. Houston. II
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SEND name and number Of your talking
machine and get record free. NJ A.
Grant. -
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FOR RENT-Bl1ck business 5os-sl
location. n. d. Arnold, Yoa EEVSss !, &
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" a S-TTTD- T7oT tinted States army, able
bodled unmarried men, between ages OF
u and as; citizens of United states; rS OF
good character and temperate E nagitSb VIZ" re-
orni,s sneciaiiy desired for coast and nelh
artillery. For Information apply 10 nc
cruiting OFFICER S15 Congress avenue
Houston, Texas.
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LIVES of the martyred pressius sr.,t,lz|
assassinators and history ol ,-ss n
COO pages for S1.5O; outlsI ,raisht dIs|
cent commission; credit anu csIraIs u
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AGENTS WANTED.

MFMORTAT lie of Mckinley by rs L Z
long friend, Murat Ilalstead, l9' II
torian. Positively the largest ana ~
book published; size sxlO inc1e nj
splendid Illustrations; price OH S,, M
terms 100 per cent profit, eIsol,
freight paid. Large photograph q AZ,
KinIey free with each ecoS' ,, w
ready and mailed free to those e,l @v,1
business. Don't be fooled BY PoIsssrr
Exclusive territory" Don't W GA :!
per cent; we give 100 per cent p \ IN Il
will also divide $1,000 IN eaSa ims X,
among our agents. ADDRESS IN M
Book and Bible House, LAG Ncl'u M
street. Philadelphia, Pa. ------..
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WENTED-A white nurse; must bring rSas
eIcnccs 1909 Clay. ,. hand N
WANTED-Some one TO lnStrIe IN week
Address 5649, this Office.
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HELP WANTED

wANrED-Two good 1r.--,--
None but best .rustlers; siopnng sold.s.
expenses; prefer ex-lnsuronss meuH ~
you ore San spp produce business aSs. nta
.----- 99-.ll 9en antonio. Texas.
shA E lIsL CAPABLE MEN = 49, D
estaplish agents for our nora uaFVi y
ton OF Farrar's Life Of CSSFRIv,as a n
W WSrRai IN a pogobbesiittion. This ma. 90
oner staggers competitior our assecS,.e.
and expenses to live men SSllvl nals.
Chicago. VVt Sta NV
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FOR first class dressmaNng call az 4V2
Moore & Burnett building; satisfaction
guaranteed; prices reasonable 80
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WA TTTD--A good settled woman to 40
general housework and man to drive tea ani
and work In dairy. Liberty road H'55SS
Houston 7. y. Tracy.
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EDUCATIONAL.

THE Misses B0gen instructors. voice cul.
ture and plano. Inquire Jackson street.
corner Polk.
MISS BURKS' private school. room 200
Mason building, Main street. 2
MRS. WILLIAM B. KELLEY. vocal in
struction. Studio room 311 Mason block
1923
MISS MATTIE TILSoN. pos Walker ave
nue.. wishes vocal pupils. rs
MISS VIOLET BACON FOSTER (Bryn
Mawr cohege) private tutor; college prep
aration a speciality. 7 o. Box 46 IS
MRS. It. c. BENEDICT voice culture.
studio room 1913 Mason block. 81
MISS HURLEY will open her school Of
al 1904 Travis street corner Mckinney
Atenne: any one wishing to commence
before that date can do so by calling
at HOG jefferson avenue. where she now
has her class u
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FOR SALE CHEAP-One good walnut OF,
nee desk; one big glass show case. APP
ply at Japhet & Co. II
STRAWBERRY PLANTS FOR sALE-I
can furnish any of 'he leading varieties
grown In the coast country. such as
AT plants Selected with cspecia care and
guaranteed TO arrive in good condition;
prices furnished on application. l.. II.
lnrltnn- Alvin TnYna IL
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ANNOUNCEAIENT-r the Public. Hay.
ing completed all of the late Architect
Il. I. Heiner's work, the undersigned Will
carry on the business and is ready TO
furnish plans and specifications FOR any
and all kinds Of bui.sing; any work en-.
trusted 20 MS win have prompt aud care
fnl attention; give us a call $. A. Oliver
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WANT TO RENT one q. O. state " "
Third or Fourth wssru CsFpe..yl
where by letter. AooresP
Iceland street, l~y n
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WHTTED-Woman TO cock, WASH ana i ut3Ii
for small family. Apply IL" b
ct
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W1NTED-A good man ne - srIfht Z,
Texas. Big money TO ,r Sn Retail Y
Easy work. Address ~ P. o. -
ana Collection Associauo"
Roulder. Colorado. ----s~<'
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WXXTED-OTe or two. good canlnet i111iHh HI
crS. Honstoh ono" N"' 80
Congress avenue. -
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AFTER THE RAIN Is over plant cabbage
turuips mustard peas. beans and other
"a seed; send for gardeners prices. A.
Lawrence Toombs y Son, SO7 Commerce
street. tf
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WANTED-By a widowcr in country,
lady not over middle age to keep house
and do general house work and care for
three children. Address Box No. 4, De
vers, Texas 30
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WITTED- ReIIabIe man to drive delivery
1 vac ~ must be perfectly familiar with
the city and have exceptional relerencV5Sii
puutitorlum CLUB.
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to learn barber trade; only
eight weeks required; tools presented;
board Included; wages Saturdays posi-
lions guaranteed. Graduates wanted for
trains, hospitals, country and city
shops, Catalogue mailed free Moler
Barber College, St Louis No. 1920
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WANTED-A good mixer, man who is
not afraid of work and will obey orders /;
good wages Mrs j. b. Gilbert, Harris
burg, rexas. Is
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WANIED-EX Experienced shoe man 10 take
haf interest In established shoe bust
ness In Ell Paso. Address box G1S III
IdS0.
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WANTED-Strctly first.class speedy stem
agrapher, competent to teach beginner
one hour each day. State system, eXpe-
745 u
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WIKNTED-Cook for section housfj ora EUU N
wages for right party. Apply 70
socffnp ~ SuiDhur, La.
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WANIED-Good reliable boy to attend to
cash: about II years old; must be, quick
at making change and good in hguress
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WANTED TO RENT.

WANTED at once by q srn expos'
furnished room, sodtsnse nnssble =
bath room adjoining II poS
3g32 this office. y
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m who understands repair work
In the shop one with some experience
with sugar machinery preferred; strict
sobriety enioincd; wire Immediately. C.,
w. Jones Wharton. Texas -
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n EYTED-Good settled woman az M M
Fannin street; proper wages 10 su'''"33,1 j
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WANTED-Man on ranch, handy with
carpenters tools. r. y. Hewell, Globe
hotel, city. -
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COAT MAKER wanted at once Apply Ben
Zinllnr. l1Mn Cmngrnss ANeMmC- Is
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TTFE OF WILLIAM MhdNGIseai !.
memorials by nations EStrs =,
Large. Fully illustrateuen Biz p.
Freight paid. Credit ~ FREE
ouick work Outnt yzdlasler Co. 7
10 cents for poestage'
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1901-10-12
Mail CLERK Assaulted.

. C OF lhe United States mail
cleIk s on the fast mail train while II
the way down frou Chicago this
morning was struck on the mead AT
Spring Valley by a rock thrown
through the car window and was hurt
so badly that be had to be taken back
90 Chicago. TINS object of the s.ault
unknown.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1901-10-12

ceeds were between $35 and $40.
Constable Sample Cffi ;iated rs auc-
tioreer.
For the benefit OF those who cannot
attend Saturdays dancing school, as
sem blies will be held Friday evenings
instead First assembly Ost. 18 and
every Friday evening following at
Ind trial home.
Prof. Clendenin. of Davenport, has
Engaged IudustTial halt and will open
dancing school Saturday evening.
Oct. 19. Class to 9. Social dane
ing to IL Ogden's orche. ira will
furnish the music.
Miss Halle Rasure End Oscar An
Peoria Yesterday. The bride Is the
of San Francisco, and the groom is
an emP'oye of Deere Il Co of Moline.
Nothing will knock out Jack Frost
so completely as Indiana block or
lPJcahontas coal. They ignite quick
Iy, do not clinker and are cheap for
present orders. E b. McKown sells
his coal. Corner Fifteenth street and
First avenue. Phone 119S.
The high school football team with
few Iooters left this morning for
Lyons. where they will play the nigh
school team of that place this after
noon. They were accompanied by
Profs. Brown and Kent. who will
coach and ofiiciate during the game.
One of the delivery teams of Henry
DARTS Sons INDUCED in a run down
Il al hafwaan CnnOph
avenues from the firms ware house
west, colliding with Lannon'S coal
office. A few boards knock, d off The
office was the sum of the damage.
Marie Powers obtained verdict
giving her back her watch and award
ing cent damages in replevin suit
against the city before Justice
SchIiver today. She had been ar
rested under no specified charge and
her watch held at the police station
when she was given her liberty.
Prof. p p. Wallenstrom. ID. ID Phi.
d., mem Der of the Swedish parlia-
ment and founder of the Mission
church. will arrive this week in Bos-
ton to attend the bicentennial festivi-
ties at Yale university, and before his
1
that he will pay visit to Augustana
college, probably in November.
sThe steamer j. S. left this after
moon for Dubuque with a party OF
mem bers of Loras council, Knights
of Columbus who are to attend an in
stallation ceremony in the Iowa town
tomorrow. Seventy-five go from tho
three cities. Those who could not get
away this afternoon will take an
evening train and meet the boat nj
LeClaire.
| b. ID. Stevenson. who has sold his
interest in the Orion Times to his
partner and father in-law, w. A.
B lies, departed yesterday fol
Dixon, Ill, where he will take uE
newspaper work in larger field. He
hiss been engaged to take editorial
Icharge of the Tri-Weekly Star, pub
lished by ID. c. Owen. formerly o.
Port Byron
| An advertising outfit thst tacks tin
tags on telegraph. telephone and troll
ley poles was operating in The city
yesterday and today. The posting o
bills or placing of advertisements OIL
the poles is forbidden by city ordi
nance, and over in DAvenI ort, wher
there is similar provision. the polio
have been busy several days unsuc
cessfully trying TO apprehend mem
l bers of The gang in the act OF vic
lsting the ordinance So far tn
police on this side have had the sam
experience aud the advertisers al
still plying their vocation.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1901-10-12
POSSIBLE SENSATION
IN POLICE DEPARTMENT

Through a civil suit in one of the
local justice courts today circum-
stances developed which threaten to
produce q scandal involving the ex-
istence of conditions, in the city at
present of a most deplorable nature
and a so actions on the part of some
of the police department. members
that may lead 10 Investigations and
prosecutions
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1901-10-12
Gaze OF ACCIDENT

Accidents will happen Mother
strains her back lifting a sofa. Father
is hurt in the shop Children are for
ever falliI g aud brnisiDg themselves
There is no preventing these things,
but their worst oonse quences IRE
avfrted with Perry Davis Pain Killer.
No other remedy approaches il for
the relief CT sore strained muscles.
There is but enc Pain Killer cry
Davis.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1901-10-12
Jones as CarIeaturIst.

Louis Jones has given a specimen
of his ability as n caTicaturist on the
announcement for the opening of the
dancing assembly that he is To direct
at the Industrial home during the
winter. Tne cartoon pictures II CO.
queLtish old boy with bald head and
holding his eoattsils in hand as he is
hopping over the floor alone
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1901-10-12
COUNTY Tt BIPLE.

Oct 1O-Charles F. Ossian To Elmer
+. Peterson, LOT z. block c. Prospect
Park, South Moline, S4J0
Patrick ConsidiLe TO Peter FL
Dohrn, lot 4 CoDsidine's subdiV f.,
b lbbitt's add. Moline. 81 SEQ
Moline State Savings bank to John
w. q 'inlan. part lot so Rock Island,
plat 1894 30, Is 2W, $500.
Warren sheaf., 1901-01-10
ASKS BETTER TERMS.
The DowaEer Empress Rebukes the
Enjoys of China for Sign
ing the Peace COMPACT.

Peking, Jan. 1.-THE dowager en-
press has rebulled the Chinese peace
ENJOYS concerning the result of the
negotiations, insisting that better
terms should have been made, and that
theconditions about foreign guards in
Picking and foreign outposts is only a
preteNt under which to seize Chinese
territory. She says that the Chinese
government is fully able to protect for
eigners. -s -.s~ IL. r
1nasmuch as the powers terms have
been accepted: it is considered that
the dowager's protest is only intended,
in the Chinese phrase to "save her face"
that is, to enable her to maintain a
shadow of dignity under the circum-
stances. a.%=. .4 - -. ~,
Prince Ching has paid visit to Mr..
Conger, in which he declared that the
government was prepared to pacify
and control the province whenever
the imperial troops and officials should
be allowed to return. ~@
Peking, Jan. T. Lii Hung Chang has
suffered relapse, and because of the
serious effects of this and his great
age it is feared that he will be una BILE
to act as plenipotentiary in arranging
a settlement of the troubles in China,
and that the difficulty and delay in se-
curing successor may cause the post
ponement for time of negotiations.
Warren sheaf., 1901-01-10
OFFER UNCONDITIONAL.
No Conviction Requirement in Re-
ward of $4,000 for Arrest
of Pat Grove.

Omaha, Neb.. Jan. I'm the notice
of reward of $4,000 which is. now
offered for the arrest of Pat Grove
nothing is said about ':conviction.'' p
The police have prepared and are
sending out 5000 circulars bearing a
picture and minute description Of
Grove. They will be sent broadcast,
and will also bear the description of
two other men and woman supposed
to be connected with the Cudahy alb
duction. ..5Tl5 !. >..'..a.. ..o.=s
The offer for Grove is made uncon-
ditionally, the arrest and delivery to
the authorities being the only requis-
ite for securing the reward. This will
allow no excuse for anyone refusing
to turn him over on the score that
he cannot be convicted, and the police
expect this will greatly assist in
bringing about his arrest. The offer
has the Endorsement. of Gen. John C.
Corwin, personal counsel of Mr.. Cud-
ahy. -4E a.-.. .. W.T.
Warren sheaf., 1901-01-10

a FATAL !. IRE.
eight Men Lose Thelr r Lives in Rlaxe
That Destroys . Hotel in
Minneapolis, SAiinm.

Minneapolis, Mimi, JAM Eight
men lost their lives in fire at IFS
Washington, avenue at three o'clock
in the morning, which had it's origin
in the rear of the Standard furniture
store. The men were overtaken by an
intense volume of smoke in the Har-
ward hotel, which occupies the sec
ond. third and fourth floors of the
building, and death in every instance
was due to suffocation
What took place in the dingy rooms
and narrow, dark Railways will never
be known. 1t was a case of every man
rushing for his own life. Nineteen Of
the 27 lodgers were successful, but
the others were unable to beat their
way through the smoke, succumbed,
and fell in their tracks, wnere, they
were found by the firemen. Many OF
those who escaped came staggering
out on the snowy sidewalk like drunk
en- men, barely making their way
through the deadly smoke and heat,
and only partially clad. Several had
the most narrow of escapes.
The loss on the building and con-
tents will not exceed $4,000. The dead
are: .... - .....tt5,
Nathaniel Parly, 60 years old;- C..
j. Skidmore, As years old; J. S. Bent
ly, IS years old; B. scofeld, As years
old; George Rudey, As years old; Mi
chael Monahan, aged IS years; j. N.
Erickson, 25 years old. and - Ja-
cobson, about so years old. H..
Warren sheaf., 1901-01-10
Test of Submarine Boats.

Cherbourg, Jan. S.-Important trials
of submarine boats took place here
Monday. The minister of marine, M.
De Lanessan, and the minister of war,
Gen. Andre, came to Cherbourg espe-
cially to watch the experiments. Aft
er an examination Of the submarine
boat Morse, M. De Lanessan boarded
the Narval and proceeded to the road
stead. where a number Of surface and
submarine maneuvers were carried
out, Gen. Andre witnessing them from
the Impregnable.
Warren sheaf., 1901-01-10
Officers Elected.

The state association of military sur
geons met with Surgeons General A.
J. Stone. and elected officers and tran
sacted other business. The officers
elected are: President, Lieutenant,
Colonel R. J. Fitzgerald; vIce-presi-
dent, Major Jacoby; secretary and
treasurer, Captain Coon. The above
officers will constitute an executive
committee to examine into and decide
on needed legislation to be submitted
to the executive committee of the
National Guard association and en-
bodied in a general bill which they
may prepare to meet certain wants Of
the national guard. @-~(s .,.a1.
Warren sheaf., 1901-01-10
DEATH Of }. D. ARMOUR.
Three Weeks of Illness with Pneu-
monia and an Affection of the
Heart Prove Fatal.
PEACEFUL END OF THE NOTED PACKER.
Otes Repeating the Lords Prayer
Remarkable Career as Financier
and Business Man-Philant til rOpdes
That Stand as Monuments to His
Memory. ssa

Chicago, Jan. s.-Philip Danforth
Observation-Disclosures, financier and
100 times millionaire, head of the vast
commercial establishment that bears
his name-died at his home, 2115 Prai-
rie avenue, at 5:45 o'clock Sunday aft
ernoon, aged 6s years. ~
A muscular affection of the heart,
known to the medical profession as
uyocarditis. was the immediate cause
Warren sheaf., 1901-01-10
Mem q rial Tor Her son.

I, London, Jan. s.=-As memorial Of
her only son, Lieut., Percy F. Forbes
Leith, Of the First (RoyaD dragons,
who died last week at New Castle,
Natal, Mrs. A. 7. Forbes-Leith (who
was Miss Marie January, Of St. Louis),
of Fyvie castle, Aberdeenshire, and
formerly of New York. has offered to
present building to Aberdeen, worth
$4,000, to be used as a Gordon High
landers' institute.
Warren sheaf., 1901-01-10
CAPTURED BY FILIPINOS.
Two Americans, Five Scouts and Two
Native Police Forced to
I 2r-a> Surrender. E-eE -

Manila, Jan. 7.-Private George 81.
Ray, of the engineer corps, his assist.
ant, Private Lyons, of company X,
Fifth infantry, five scouts and two ma
tive policemen have been captured,
while on their way to Batac, by insur-
gents. On the receipt Of the news an
American column was dispatched
against the Filipinos, but failed to
overtake the party.
Warren sheaf., 1901-01-10
Would Not Feed Him.

An action for $500 damages has been
commenced by j. A. Scott, a. colored
citizen, against Bert Hantz. In his
complaint Scott alleges that Hantz
conducts restaurant at 419 Washing
ton avenue Minneapolis and that on
Oct.a2, last, he entered the place for
the purpose of procuring meal It is
alleged that Hantz refused to allow
him to be seated, and that on account
of discrimination his feeling were sub
jected to severe shock and he was
damaged in the sum named.
Warren sheaf., 1901-01-10
Long Sentence Shortened.

B Springfield, Ill, jan. Gov. Tan
ner has commuted the 3o-year sem
tence of John Brown, convicted of
murder in Madison county in 1891, to
II years. Brown was convicted of the
murder of Daniel B. ,Gilhorn, Of up
per Alton. James R. Wyatt recently
confessed before his death that he
swore falsely to- secure Browns con-
viction. al 355i5 4a II I'm II, 8.s3 r. y
Warren sheaf., 1901-01-10
Busine ss Block Burned.

Warsaw, Ind, Jan. s.--The town Of
Syracuse. 16 miles northeast Of this
place, suffered loss by fire of an en-
tire block of business buildings. The
loss is estimated between $4,000 and
$50 900 with but 5000 insurance.
Warren sheaf., 1901-01-10
Dubol. Nominated.

Boise, Idaho, Jan. 8. Ex-senator
Fred 7. Dubois was nom ina ted BY the.
joint caucus at three a. "a. for United
States, sena tor. sssss