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The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-02-27

LONDON, Feb. 27.-'Tt is reported that
heavy fighting has taken place between
the French and Chinese near Cheng Tin
Flu says the Pekin correspondent of the
Morning Post, wiring yesterday. Count
Won Waldersee, it is understood, is is-
suing orders for cessation of expeditions,
but these orders do not refer to the prep
arations for the projected expedition to
Sian Flu.
1.-The Chinese, on the suggestion of NJ
Pichon, have proposed to the British and
American ministers to select representa-
tiVes to discuss the missionary question
and the claims of native converts. Sir
Ernest SatoW is not inclined to act
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-02-27
BAIL OFFERED FOR PATRICK.
Alleged Forger Still Rests in the
TOmbs. However.

IOmBs, HOWeVer.
NEW YORK, Feb. 26.-AIbert T. Pat
rick, charged with forging the name Of
William Marsh Rice, the millionaire
who died last fail in this city, came
near being released this afternoon on,
$4,000 bonds, which his brother-in-law,
John T. Milliken, of St. Louis, No.
furnished to the city chamberlain in
cash. District Attorney Philbin OPP
posed the proceedings when he headed
them off and said he wanted to inquire
into the matter. Judge MacMahon, be-
fore whom the application was made
then refused to accept bail and Patrick
was sent back to the Tombs.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-02-27
TWO ARE BEHEADED
BOXER LEADERS PUBLICLY exc.
CUTED IN CITY OF PEKIN

PEKIN, Feb. 26.-Chih Stu, former
grand secretary, and Hsu Cheng Yo (soI
of the notorious Hsu Tung), were pub
licly beheaded today. The street in
which the execution took place was
guarded by French German and Ameri-
can troops. The condemned officials were
taken to the ground in carts, escorted by
a company of Japanese infantry. Chin
Stu met his death fate in a digniffed man
ner, walking from the cart calmly and
fearlessy. Hsu Cheng Yu was stupe-
fled with opium. They were both dress
ed in their Chinese official costumes,
without the insignia of their rank.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-02-27
TO PREVENT FUSION.

RADICAL ELECTION ACT PASSED
BY THE KANSAS LEGISLATURE.
TOPEKA, Kan, Feb. Ex-senator Pes
tanas election bill, which prevents flu
sion, passed the house today, and will be
sent to the governor for his signature.
The bill prevents the name of any can
didate appearing on ballot more than
once. 1t is considered the most impor-
tant measure passed at this session.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-02-27
CASE OF JUDGE MOVES.

Referring to this statement, Mr. Hans
brough IN. D. said he supposed some of
Mr. Stewards remarks had applied to
Judge Arthur II. Noyes, of the Cape
Nome district.
Mr.. Hansbrough read a letter from
Judge Noyes, i'll which the latter said
that all the gold dust which had ever
beer ia Receiver McKenzie's hands had
been safely deposited, t. be held until
the final disposition of the case against
Mckenzie. Judge Moves also said that
he had received many offers of money,
but that the "only offers [ have received
have been offers to do something in favor
of the gang that is trying to destroy
me-"
Continuing, Mr. Hansbroaeh said there
had been strenuous efforts 20 have Judge
NOyes removed, but that these efforts
were all in the interest of a corrupt ele-
ment. He had statements read showing
that brides of various sums Ting as
high as $25, 600, had been offered to the
judge and that his life had been
threatened.
Replying, Mr.. Stewart said that he did
not intend that Judge Moves should be
whitewashed in the senate He then read
a statement of Noyes' connection with
Receiver Mckenzie claiming that the
two men had Travelled to Alaska together
and that almost Immediately after their
arrival Mckenzie had received his ap-
pointment.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-02-27

Seine, shouted: "The national convention
punished an act of treason"
Another Leftist cried: give la revolu-
ton, ''vive la convention rationale" and
"a bas les traitres.'' Finally M. Deschanel
succeeded in putting the amendment to
vote, the chamber rejecting it by 365
against 10
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PRICE TWO oENTs-y Eve 60. y
BULLETIN OF
IMPORTANT NEWS OF THE DAY

Weather Forecast for St. Paul,
8 Fair; Warmer.
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OCEAN LINERS.

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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-20
THE RED BOOK IS OUT.
Gives Some of the Facts Regarding
The Spanish War.
RESOLVED TO GAIN THE PHILIPPINES
Was Mckinley, Though He Prated that
It Was to Deliver Them from the
Rule Of Spain.

Washington. June l9,-rhe American red
book for 1905 comprising the foreign rela.
lions during the cyentful period OF the
spanlsh-Anerlcan war, has just made It's
appeHunce
The pupuy de Lone incident and the
blowing up Of the Maine are treated un.
der separate heads The FIRST official mott.
rcadop to Spain that the United states
expected the Independence OF Cuba was
iu dispatch FROM Secretary HAY TO Nj.
Woodfnld on March - iS9s The prcsl.
dent had previously instructed Mr. Wood
ford Go endeavor 10 have spain grant Cuba
"ful self government Spain at once
asked the meaning OF this term In reply
Secretary Hay clhied Full Self-goyel1i.
ment would mean cuban independence.
II appears mat Just before the war
broke out Minister Wondford sent word
4 ihat the queen regent yielding 10 the re-
quest of toe nope, was about To decree a
termination of the war IN cuba for period
Of ss months Mr. Woolfnrd was hopeful
that this would avert crisis IN the trouble
between Spain aud doe United StUtcs, bur
THIS hope was not realized els congress
soon attelward adopted the resolutions of
Independence.
came up al Paris Secretary HAY caNle Mr.
l'Hv. saving "'rhp srntimcn IN thc Uni q !
states Is almost universal that tn people
OF Tue Philippines, WHATEVER ELSE BE
| Done must Ice liberated from SpaniS
I uoWiu1tiou In this sentiment the presi
dent fully concurS Nor can we permit
Spain to transfer any of the Islands q
unuthcr power. Nor can we invite another
/ power or powers TO Join the Uultel state
| lu Sovereignty over thoin. We must either
/ hcl them ON turn thcm back 10 Spain
| Consequently grave as are the responsible
| ties and unforeseen rs are the difficulties
/ which are before MS, the president can SCI
] but one plain path Of duty-the acceptance
] of tNW nTpNlneIHEN.'
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FATE RESTS WITH JUDGES.
Plea for New Trial in the Molineaux
Case Submitted.
DECISION IS TO Be ANNOUNCED LATER
Former Senator David B. Hin Made Z
Strong Effort in Behalf Of State;
Milhurn for Defense.

Bunalo, y. Y June lo.-Thc fate OF RI.
land p MoliucuN, convicted of murder
as TIE poispnrr Of Mrs Katherine ].
Adams In New Notk In December, lSoS,
Is In the keeping of the seven Judges OF
the court OF appeals, who for three DAYS
past have been listening to the arguments
FOR and against new trial The appeal
was finally submitted Mt 1855 o'clock this
afternoon and the decision viii not be
announced until some months hence when
the court sits at Albany for the fan term.
The strange crime with It's complicated
plot and manifold mystery retains strong
hold upon popular interest The crowd
that sought admission to the court room
thls morning Was larger and more deter
mlned than ever and the balits had 60
resort TO force 10 restrain them
lht principal speaker was former United
STATES senator David L. Hill. adyocate
fur the cause Of the people He had three
hours and fifteen minutes OF his allotted
H. IL vi, MneI '9BJ opened az 10 oclocS.
Mllhurn attorney for MoliueuX- was heard
tor twenty minutes In concise reply Mr.
I'm was again torecful and eloquent He
declared that the question OF the suit was
the main iSsje In the case and warned
me court not 20 heed q plea that dealt
IN lecAplc0lity and urged objections TO acts
teetcd the rights Of the accused
IN hn1tN summing up; Mr.. Hill reviewed
step by step traced out the main features
Of the theory
Mr. Nnburu's reply was largely devoted
particularly to MIR. MUS allusion 10 the
fact that throughout an hia speech ne had
not once expressed his personal conviction
or the Innocence of the man for whom
ne plSdcl, The strongest feature of the
reply was the indication Of three points
a. weakness In the ease OF the people He
n ~ huf ha NntF
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-20
WILLIAM IS OPTIMISTIC
GERMAN EMPEROR HOLDS OUT A
ROSEATE VIEW
Believes that the Peace OF Europe Has
Been Assured for Years by
Events in China.

t,,.. an. c.r.tuvtnp or
CnNnoveh' june "'--Nt tno c'holUs'on w
the regatta heid Yesterday on the lower
Elhe dinner was given on board the
Iro,,,,,,rc. A foericon vnrht ytotorla roulsp
that ne dcduccd from recent events In
CHINA the guarantee ahat the peace Of En-
rome was assured for ious years TO come,
because OF the mutual esteem and spirit
10 ......,,,,lt., .,.,..1 r, ,h, ,,,,it,t a.
uon OF sac "Nltl tohllngeHs
His majesty Ina ropy 10 the burgonns.
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STATE.


An Issue Of 100000 Of bonds by Har-
ris county was approved by the attor-
ney general
Two negroes were killed IN Smith
county
Congressional pI'mfrles are TO be heid
IN Dallas county June ~
II Is held tina. life insurance pro.
ceeds are the separate property Of the
beneficiary,
Major General X. NJ. Vau Iaudt has
announced his stan appointments
The city council OF Beaumont denies
emPhatlcally the malicious reports CIR
culated to iniure the town.
The Jefferson comfy rice crop viii be
badly injured unless there is raia with
IN the next few days
Henry Moore Of Fort Worth Killed
his wife ana II. II. Russell, who we're
together IN u saloon.
1t is ruled that the graduates OF the
North Tcxas normal are not entitled to
teachers certificates as such
g. Van Ginkle OF Dallas was rum or or
by street cur and killed.
The Nineteenth was celebrated at va
rlous places in the state
1t is said Cortez Is "a fugitive from
Mexico and can not ind safety aeross
the border.
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special 70 The PostA

shreveport La. June i9,-Frank, better
known as prophet smlth and +. d. Nc
Lind. two negroes suspected Of comprcIty
in tho murder Of John Gray Foster were
lynched by mob in Bossier parish to-
night The Enchlng occurred shortly be-
fore 12 oclcck about mile and half
from the Benton Jail It is said to have
been a very orderly proceeding not a
single loud cry being raised. Not single
shot was fred
Both negroes made statements before
being strung mp It was exactly ii:a5
o'clock when the ropes around the necks
OF tho two nesrous were thrown oyer a
limb and they were hoIstcd into etcrutU
The spot where thcy met death was Al
point on what is kuown as the Arkansas
rod and had evidently been selected De.
fore the mob secured possession OF the keys
and entered the jail. II IS stated that ia,
men assembled M Benton about 8 O'Clock.
They were nbout 40 tu number rnd wet,
well armed. Tho organisation aud di,cip.
Hue observable were stAllus features Cd
the movement,
one Of tine FIRST acts OF the mob vas 10
break into the court house. where sheriff
Thompson aud Jalier Fo,t Edwards wore
Nadonsd TIE two mcn were easily over.
powered rhcrc was n armed guard
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LOCAL

Patriotic societies OF Houston win
cutter formal protest AGAINST the sale
Of the old stone fort at Nacogdo"hes
Mrs. Arson Jones to receive the Ma
sonic jewels that were Intended for fcI
husband.
The state buys for .'s school fund
$4,000 Of the Houston county road
bonds
Young Mems Christian Association
ready 10 buy site for the proposed
new hall
Tobe Turner Killed at an emancipation
celebration ut sheldon
Commencement exercises Of the st,
Patrick school.
Observance Of Emancipation cay by
the colorcd citizens of Houston
BIDS to be received today f3r sac 500
coo city paving and sewer bonds.
The death sentence of Henry Randall
affirmed.
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No Guessworb

No Intelligent person Toal' y. 4
going TO a dentist TO have tue - 4,
cd An ocullst would be proaip" NJ
ed, because he understands y. a
Many p ople, however, do ~ u /. Y
same intelligent thought = Il,
ment Of chronic diseases ln. NARA
constitute a specially Just A. W., y, 4
s Sn 5,seos es Of the eye, and ne y "
t.rlne physician, who Is ofses -
has mot had the experieA's s.,,vs !
nToner,v treat them. II Is not 49, e., I,
ore "a dloricult to cure that 50 ', s,.,.s
are afflicted with a ehr0n'y q a
their life. but because they g 4
"a. ,ho't nr one physician for tTss''nsas. ",
In my extensive praoa .ss, ,po,lss
larger than that OF any o,ns' .aoa,r4
~. 49, I,n,tSd states. / have had NV & .
.he a,a 49, Tho had been treated y
doctors. not one of whom ua asmlssi
case' although they were p. ,s 3
capable physicians. As ,n.u ~ 4
had been experimental W. !. ~ I
treatment In no way sni'su .rs,,s y
The result was years ~
could have been avoided No, ~
The experience which ! . a' u
IN Seyoting myself ezciua .' 4. a
t rnar. Sa. equipped me perfectly 9 :, Y
il no guess work when III as
r : ! case. / give sa'. .s .rl
rtaSr aSa INV treatment = !, IL
STUDY STUDY =, snT Mt All conditions = .slui
, psrso cas.s may appear quite II. 4.
W. .,'a,oss are thar there IS ~. q
complication which nes''
ton. oo 10 y.
,ts. and not relying up' ~, bsssf'
rsaav.mads treatment. ! ss1s d,
most most successful specialist e M n b p.
rely solely upon ., ss 81 z =
sc,ssee' ,,.s at ostsinasls - = I
i invite the ar'lietea = complete q, y,
gu, 60 which win ssplal' II .
plan a,.n.. = p,s s1ai' san Auisai' AZ ,,R ~
Aian' ! me SEwTos HAras'
O. a.
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suMMARY OF ToDAY's IMPORTANT NEws.
DOMESTIC.

movement was inauguratcd al Kan
sas City Tor the formation Of new
National political party.
The appeal for new trial in the
Mollueaux murder ease WIS finally sub
mltted 60 the court In Bunalo. n. \.
Prophet" Smith and r. - McLaud
were lynched at Benton, La. ny a mob
who claimed u WAS necessary as a
matter Of protection.
% negro preacher was lynched IN
North Carolina Tor attempted out
rage.
government statement shows the
number Of stamps issued reaches into
the billions.
The supreme court OF Missouri has
denied an application for recount Of
the ST. L0nis municipal election.
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HOTELS AND SUMNER RESORTS.
SRORT NEWS STORIES.
Union Statesmen
Ask for Card.

MARSHALL Mo Major Loo uughos
aged Is years member Of the second
NOUS brigade IN the Confederate army.
ulcd ai MS nome here
ITHACA y Y-At d n,aeftn,, of ria
board Of tiustpes OF Cornell university 10.
t"um Joan u. Rockefeller, donating S25OO9O
I" tine university
NEW YORK Kennedy Todd has vc.
elgur1 from Tie dircr.6rstr Of Tho Greai
Northern railway n propersf with which
IDS 'rlr haS.bcrn connected for muny years.
uOyrR Y 81 r..,,,or ,..,..,.,,... - -
Cheney of llonrhrstrl, 'is de5d H. vi,e ";
~ ot ~ ~ ~ uv',. ne Mu7 -
states soldier aud served as United states
minister to Switzerland under President
harrison
PARIS NJ Dummy bo ,,irls,,, az $40,
culture informed 4 ieputat!ou of senators
and deputies from fha sugar growing de-
partmenrs TINT IT'S rhp sugar bounty ducs-
s,a WaE nteihau en9A nothing could he
Sonfcc,r' rI Nu,i.y, p''olo t"e btus>FlS
'"H' teh'e f'"9S'huicl-
LOEIbN.-I1e ship Iuhn Mcdonald Of
sew York, Captain WJt-s VI Baltimore,
'pteWhtr u for san Francisco, has been
pv>lfd az Lloyds overdue
LONDON The North German lloyd
'ielh'er hoenigen Louise, which sails from
tEeHge June p vita Soutnunpton. Tor
,,o,er,.o,. DIV MIL w.. t"hS ie HoiF OF former
." ."E''y Oh NI'AtSlh'
tENSA OLA, Fla.-Pnt Collins, one Of
,I,If ro, Hi'I r.s ii", 1. otneGs on the
d Dcni ny i"'""s from
rnI,-,i.1.s o,;
feWytrej I5r o1I,,aI aiiio,IlH Ete,sI' aa,e
State university c0mr1sDrc.5rnt lis S,,t
Jury 'Ne Nc" Zen
CAMDEN y / Tho pap,s,.i,o..t, r,o,
pcache' Land and Lumber ca.ip6n a;'' Win Nh n
tapital stock Of 81. 1000 was Inrofport Ted :,
,,,r,,, - ~ N'A.'''
knights Of Honor. concluded HIS session ' I,y
adopting The report OF ;he COMMITTEES o ~,
cngrossed bills ana Installing the new Of,
IT, ! ~, Nash,-On MAY IS Nome was
totif losses are placed at $iaT 900 Bnsi.
ness L7s been resumed.
was sbot ~ no., "l, Cbor.,.J' - JeSsnp, VINO
dled from Ills Injuries. '''''
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NAY CONTEST WI
humors that Princess Hatzfeldt Nav l.,
stltute PROCEEDINGS. w

humors that Princess Hatzfeldt Nav In
st'tute PROCEEDINGS.
can Francisco June 10 Ever since mon.
u'u was made several months aro TIA, a
secret search had peen mad> ~ ~ q
~ u5 OF Sacramento county to datnr,,,i1.
-, ~ ."fIe WIS any record of adoptIng pin
{ess li"tSieidt by the late Coils y tinrr9i
t6s5, mere have been persistent rnnaro
A.nt the princess has IN contennIati,,,,,"
Sgmors b bII me railroad builders viii These
hIlnce HatIfeldt aud Princess Haflfss1ifI,' ol
MS s,s coast ana the fact that the prinesIt
nor MI to SsSfamento ostensibly 10 visit
ner mother. The princess. however d Sii.t
test "a "ehluhlhg con
dI SIgiCn contest would present an unusuat
Siuiculf' Tor In order TO have m" MI
Welared Invalid Il will be necessnr,. y.
NV that Huntington was OF unso,,n,t
niIa az the time he made the viii or tbat
y, ng IN was under undue influence, OF that ne
VII was forged. Mrs Clara prSnti,,n
muthet ot the priuceSs asserts, II Is ststod
snat she signed q document reiinonisbt,.
H. IN, ,a,a,,hegi% over her daughter and that
nuhl,ust9n legally adopted the child ~
however NSeh round,
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RloTlNe AT BIO.

Increase in Fares on the Street Cars
the Cause,
Rio De laueiro, June 10 Great indlgpa.
tlon and excitement has been aronsed here
by the charging OF an Increased fare on
the Sac Christova street railroad some
cars were hurncd 10y rioters Monday night
and Tuesday further excitement was
fomentCd hy the disgwntlcd elements NJ
charged az Ouvidor and In tho business ais
trlct and wounded twenty The disturb
ance continued today and several pCrsons
wore Injured but the excitement Is
ahaung There Is no political significance
In the riotlpR.
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copner Trugt.s capItaI Inereasad.

Trenton. \. j. June 49,. me Amalgamat.
ed Copper company filed certificate 60.
aay Increasing It's capital stock from So
po0.0OO 20 Si55,000o00. The certificate IS
signed by Arson Flower, president and
William G. Rockefeller secretary Of the
company. Tic purpose of tho Increase IS
% purchase the Butte aud Bostou and the
BOSTON and Montana companies. which Is
permitted by the decision OF the court OF
efror and appeals yesterday refusing TO
continue the temporary Injunction.
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Rankrunts nlsoharned

New York, June 10, Among the dis.
charges IN bankruptcy In the United states
court today were the following;
William =, COMM broker, formerly a
member ~ the firm ~ Coffin & stanton
with liabilities "a S4i50,pT0 and assets OF
SO cash.
Another discharge was Marshall q
Rinin contractor. liabilities SlIa,SI5, con
tractcd chiefly IN Huntington, Pa.
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SPORT.

The complete success Of the Ameri-
cau derby ut Chicago was considered
assured
The racing meet Of the Harlem Jockey
club was declared OF by the secretary
on advice ot counsel.
j h. Leiehs steal Away won the
Royal Hunt cup Mt the Ascot Heath,
Eng, racing meet.
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rhe Thanka 81 enIvestnn.

New York, Jane 10 AT today's session
the twenty-hrst annual convention OF
NE American Water Works association,
William L. Cameron. consulting expert OF
he Galveston water works board, rend a
paper Ia which he voiced the thanks OF
Galveston 10 the citizens Of New York for
help In rhe hour OF need. HIS paner was
entitled Recovery of Galveston from the
Great Storm Ia 1900
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RAILROADS.

Tho remains of w Il. Muiycy. late
superintendent Of the Louisiana division
of the Southern Pacific, we're Inferred
In Houston with solemn and impressive
ceremonies
Trninmaster H. II, white was APP
polluted acting superintendent OF the
Louisiana division Of the Southern Pa.
cihc, vice W -. Mulvey, deceased.
A locomotive equipped by the santa
he to burn oh fuel was put On test.
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Murdered His VIE ana suioided.

New York, June 10, James +. AheAra,
employed as an iceman by the American
Ice company, shot his wife, Louise, and
then sent bullet through his own brain.
IN yard ln the rear OF the residence OF
Henry Wernke IN Gravesend, today. both
were dead when found
Anger AZ his wifcs habits. which were
somewhat iissipatod, T. supposed TO have
furnished a motive for the crime
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COMMERCIAL.

Wheat declined on reports Of ane
growing weather ana lower cables;
corn gained i,c
Jhere was further decrease of nc
uVlty In the stock market aud prices
huetuatcd considerably.
There We're slight improvements In
the i've stock markets.
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Attack on The Italian Government.

Rome June 10. During the budget dc.
hate In the chamber Of deputies Baron
Sonnlno former minister OF the treasury.
severely attacked the cabinet ON the sub.
leSt OF The recent strikes In italy aud az.
trlhuted the appalling economic conditions
existing today In the country 70 the gov.
elnments attitude In this matter The
a temporary suspension OF the sitting.
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ISSUE OF STAMPS.
What the People Are spendina =
POSTAGE

what the People Are Spending on
" Postage.
Just been Issued nv the dlrcc,or ., ,ho
tn",o. vi engraving and printing at Wash.
the @ss tribune special says. showing
s,or,nl 'V,a. estimated net Issue OF postage
1901 CHUNG June 81.
according 10 this stote,,... n,
b6S none Il, l,S00,000,oOO 1-eent stnmns. = sool
man, 52,cent stamps and 500 Shs 90 ~
special "Sf9,9inlnati0ns. The total Including
I3o,'" against 4.STT,T27 600 for shs o. Ilo,'
bent nseal year The number OF sta,nn
four and isq foli containing twelve. twenty.
r sn,ateg a. 100000. / 90 600 and AZ a0s
sne ps !, . The estimate shows the ~,
aesnst Pesl9 due stamps to be q. 55i 900.
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FOREIGN.

Empet1 william Of Germany said In
an address That the peace Of Europe
had been insured for years to cnmc by
recent events IN China.
Great enthusiasm was manifested at
n pro norr meeting in London
Russians are much disappointed that
a son was not born 10 the czarma.
WASHINGTON.
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EXAMINATION OF CIVIL EMPLOYEES
Chief Examiner Higgins Has Answered.
Colonel Cro,Voer

Chlei Examiner Higgins Has Answered
Colonel Crowder
Manila, June ia.--In the matter Of the
$50 eivil employees Ia Manila. who nro
tested TO General Macarthur against the
fact that the civil service hoard had NOT
as yet announced whether Il win or VIII
not require the examination on old en-
pioyes before they can continue definitely
10 TIE civil service the chief examiner
Higgins, has answered Colonel Crowder.
me military governor by citing the law
under which ne requested list Of the
present civil employees aud statements ns
10 thelr qtNilncstons 10 continue Ia thelr
employ, This action was taken prepare.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-20
A eank p-csIdnnt suIoIdnd.

Melbourne, Fla, jane 19.--J. H. Phillips,
president ot the Melbourne State bank OF
this city, committed suicide late yesterday
afternoon hy cutting his throat with a
razoy Mr. Philips was one Of The wealth,
lest men In this section. The affairs OF the
bank afe said TO be IN good condition.