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The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-02-05
HUNTING FOR ANTELOPE
HOw Mexican Cowboys Round Them
Up With Their Herds.

An Exciting Scene When Number
of the Animals Were Dr;xa,
Among Six hundred CattIc-Thefr
Escape From the Environments
LassO Throwing by an Expert.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-02-05
Tips In PHILADELPHIA
Matter of GFatuities Exciting Qua
ker City Clubs.

Tendency on the Part of Some of the
Members of the Union League 10
Renew the Practfee-RuIe Against
1t Established Four Years Ago.
Present 10 Employees Every Year.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-02-05

..G-r & rovrN-t 81 Pearl street. New, y
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-19
UNDER MILITARY AGAIN.
Civil Administration Impossible /
Cebu, BOhOl and Other Places.
THEIR -PAcIFIcATION" IS INCOMPLETE
Charge OF Them viii Pass from TAFT to
Chsffee. Who Is Given Ar
bitrsry Powers.

! Manila. July Is. 1.-The United. states ciyi
commission announced today that afte
three months trial Of provincial fori
Of government In the Islands OF CeDu an,
| Bohol aud the province Of Batangas. Luzon
control Of these districts, owing to Thea
! incomplete pacidcation. has been retuinc'
to the military authorities. 1t having heei
proved that the communities are backward
and undeserying OF civil administration
The provincial and civil officials Of thcs,
des gnated districts will continue under tn,
authority Of General Chaffee instead Z"
that OF civil Governor Taft. as herctpfOr'
General Chaffce has the power arhtraHl
90 remove from office any or all provincial
or civil officials and TO abrogate any Sc
I. Of the laws promulgated in these thrc
provinces.
The residents Of the island Of Ccbu hat,
protested, but without success. against Ia,
return Of that island To military CONTRA
Several towns I'm Cebu are still heslegt
the island OF Bohol has been renewed an
usurgent sentiment In the province
Batangas Is strong
General Chafrec has ordered battall0i
Of tee Thirteenth Infantry 10 begin tn
occupation of the island Of Mndorn The
province of Ratangas will be occupied h
the entire Twentieth Infantry.
II. Phelps Whitnarsh. governor OF Ben
guet province, who WAS recently ordered t.
Manila for Investigation of certain charge
against him. presented his side pf the case
10 the United States Philippine commission
at It's executive session today Mr. Whit
marsh denied every charge made agains.
him
The commissions decision will he made
known saturday.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-19
THE VOICE OF THE WEST.
Resolutions Which Wee Adopted by
the TransmisSissippi Congress
LOBE PRESENTED TOfEDFRAL CONGRESS
Eya Committee OF Five Appointed Espe-
oiay Tor that Duty-st. Paul Gets
thet Next Convention.

r,,r,,. c.ser tot Juiv IL The feature
i'il''s -. 80. - ,,., fr,i,s
81 the third Gag srssl"h y 'ip
mississippi COMMERCIAL Congress was tue
.aJ,sr. h., M, ra,.,.f. 81 the resolutions
~. ,. s,,ri..a ais,-,ssion
commit tfs- t"N "''' 4'' 49,,
was 90 tie question ~ gifins tDe minus
ministry a nlaVe III the president calt
uut ..t,,..,...
conn H. Smitn OF ttaHs tNe heN's SNN7N'l
president made az address.
$1,000 ,es,i,tf.,., ,.,.r, intrnduced Ia
,.,....,7,,.,.,rt -,
eurlhg enc IaN@HAE te ihP'"f fNN"' %
the Hfgsus tiNcr ~ Texas as far ds waco.
a. 4taei.a ,,,g.r ar Waco TEXAS.
snsiFn On M. sni,ieT If mdus fiAi Pco
I 10 adv,t.tt,.- ,.n-oui,irrtnru1 az
h,,oe ,ni,strt m EVERY pe4s,Bla wan.
~ Governor FisapnrE al Arkansas. chat
mas, - ne ,onuaftr gn rr.oltii ion1 read
III. ,s,,oy, ~ fhe rotuaIlftcr wntru was
eIa,ntes, sfier' ronslucrits,le del,nfe h favnes
*. s5,,,s trtI,tlGU ir, tl0 s,susrai eoycrn-
mont 81 reserye,r., Ina cai7rt- yos Inc re-.
eistnnfian az arid lands. fhg enactment VI
i5k- ia mo Sfurr s,,.d uaiion tn encourage
ihe coSstrciinm OF storage dams 10 n.
cr.es.. tp, raipt,,. slig,s,--ts IN, tssuRuce
~ hopds b, tbe losCrBment Win when
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-19
A Rumnua at peInnar Park.

st. Louis, Iuy 1sA rumpus was caused
by the hackers Of Irving Mayer ut the
conclusion Of the hfth race at Delnmr Park
today Irving MAYER seemed to have the
lace at bis mercy hundred yards from
the hulsh, bur Dale on Judge Stcadman
outrode ONcln and won the race In the
last jump When Judge steadmau's mum.
mcr was hung up several hundred holders
OF Irving Muyer tickets surrounded the
judges stand aud made angry protest, but
the Judges decision stood. Four favorites
won. Track fast summary:
Five furlongs-i.eo Nutter Sting, Maggie
Cloptou. Time l:03A.
Six aud "A half turlongs rcnpy Belle
Echohale Sweet Dream. Time 30.
1;l3
Seven furlones Ia DESTROYS, Lord Ne
vile. DOmlnls. Time 2HA.
Mile and three slxteenths Judge stead
man. Irving Mayer, Fiddler III. Time 2O3
Six furlongs Ben Frost Horse shoe To
baccu Hungarian, Time i.15
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-19
AS 10 ITALIAN SUGAR.
Secretary Gage Informed that Italy Pa
No Bounty on Exports.

Secretary Gage Informed that Italy Pays
No Bounty on Exports.
Washington, July 1s Secretary gag
tlon from the Italian government, FOR
wnrded to him by the state department,
relative to his order placing a dlfferential
duty on Italian sugar because Of Inform
tion received that Italy paid a bounty on
her sugar exports. Mr. Cages order was
issued about month ago, and soon there
after brief declaration was made by the
Italian authorities to the state department
that Italy paid no export duty on sugar
This declaration has now been suppl :
meuted by a full presentation Of the italian
position on the subject.
The communication was received from
Rome few days ago. It Is temperate in
tone, but presents quite positively the
Italian view of the law now in force. II
Is not so much an argument as a reference
to the laws. in order to show thar nothing
analogous to a bounty is paid, Emphasis
Is laid upon two points. first, that LAZY
does not In fact pay any bounty aud does
sugar: second that If the production o
Italian sugar reaches point where eXpor S
can be made, the law does not give any
rebate to the producers in case they ex
port their goods,
Mr. Cages answer viii he made through
the state department and probably will re
ready to be communicated to the Italian
authorities within the next few days. II
is expected to disclose the causes leading
10 the order imposing differentials. as the
order itself expressed some doubt and
stated that pending further investigation
the higher rates would be imposed
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-19
TURKISH INCIDENT.

Intrigue Among Females Of the Court
Causes Trouble.
Constantiuoplc, July 1S.-Owing to the
mystery and secrecy enshrouding all occur
rcuces in the yildiz palace, the real cause
Of the recent fire there has only now trans
pircd. The Incident was the result Of an
Intrigue by the ladies' Of the harem against
the lady treasurer Of the harem, Of whom
of the conspirators. a negress placed mate
rails for a connagration In a corridor Of
he palace and lighted them under con
treasurer. The desired result was attained,
The lady treasurer was not only dis
missed. hut She was Imprisoned In tho pa
ace Her relatives are influential and have
been cndeavoring to obtain her release.
There have been numerous arrests in con.
sequence Of the attempt Mt inCeDdiarism
and some Of the women have been sub
ject 10 torture in the hope of extracting
confessions from them.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-19
SHORT NEWS STORIES.


EfCHNoNp, va nc proAlhit!o1 Stats
convention has nominated f4u ticket
F'r governor, @ G.. iturEer ~ bedford.
WASHINGTON There were G37I regis.
tiatlrrs AZ Ei Reno ana 2Sja ~ Fort SIN
v 1nesday. The total Registered was 81.
ofi
ASHTNGTON The navy department
l7s prreaaspd tre hg Hoptlus stcci dry
d-fE b Hsrtna harhor from the govern
sent y Spain for $4,000
NASHVILLE. Tenn -Brakemah Elmo
CrFhptt II this civ was kliIod In head
sss collision ~ tyo freight train, on ,he
LtUsyiHe ana Nashville road
.gIfENTON. N THE VIII Of the lafe
Fittfe LoHl'ard WaS admitted 10 prohase
's,isaCt opposition Tho value Of he es-
tftc Is sali lp eN'rud 100000
GEANI RAPIDS Mich The f,p-. sf,--.
I ree brif3i,T- e.'t,,t IA az H''lt
ih fhe great halp ~ debris The total
damage l. estimated at $4,000.
MEMPHIS Tenn Fraut Arlro-rs
ttHveiIrp f..fg1t ars,- ~ H.. sgrtU.r,
HALLWAY, committed suicide h, st.,.lr-
himself Dssuondeuf.s Gra 2, dad Ia.ittT
gi,fSSgrS -yfol.rt sa.,.. .e.,,,r.t d.,
tbo chamber ~ den.,rjae I,.,i1- Oh, I.L,..u
al tb. cts.ar,.r ili e-f,il.- ...l .ii.
a., ina,1,gd n, ,-,t.g- an, t '' ",
esaso ''"
1880
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-19
BROKE TROTTING RECORD.
cresceus Went a Heat in l;0S Flat at
Crosse Point Track.
PERFORMANCE WAS A REMARKABLE ONE
First Heat Was Made in 2o5 81.
Charlie Herr, the Only Opponent,
Was a Slow Second.

pefrolt Mich. July IS cresccus. the
chesnut stallion owned and driven by
George H. ketcham OF Toledo. ia winning
the free for an trpt on the Detroit Driving
clGb's track at Crosse Point this afternoon
went the second heat 10 2:05 Hat, the fast
cst time ever made M tr0tting race. char
les Herr owned hy David Cahill OF Lex
irstun, Ky. and driven by Kelly. was the
Dnif opponent IN this race and be was
slow second. tresrruS won the nrsi neat
by I'VE lengths IN 2:OG3i the fastest neat
trotted tails year until he broke thr worlds
record for trotters in the next acat.
Tine Other events were drawn ont and
tircsuue
2.g7 class trot' Coxey won. Best time
2,liA.
2:'si class pace, $500: spAynx won.
B-- timc 2Oiit.
Frlc-fui all tr0t. purse $500, Cresceus.
cl. So hv Robert McGreEor tKrtcnlmi won.
lirsi time 4.0a Dat Charley Herr also
startled. Following o. the time by Tualt.ls:
First heats Boz. in2A; ;8Jl3. 2.piM-
Stcuud heat; cOti, lu2ga, ] 3d. . %.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-19
CaII for Roforn Presa Meetinn.

Since there has been a call made for
a meeting of reform forces at Kansas City,
Mo- On the nth 18th and 10Th of septcm
her for the purpose Of consolidating said
forces ana agreeing upon line Of or
gBnlzstion, and believing that IL Is the duty
~ the Texas reformcrS To be represented
al said meeting, and there being other huSl-
rcss ~ Importance that needs immediate
attention. and on account Of the absence
OF the chairman of the executive commit
tee Of the Peoples party from the state
for an indefinite time. therefore J. W. ID.
Lewis, a member of said committee, re-
quest each OF said committeeman To meet
me on the ID day of August at George.
town, Texas to attend 10 the bus mss
atoye indicated and all other business
needing attention w, y Lewis,
A Member OF Committee.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-19
To Men Only

want to talk any indication
no matter You 10
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-19
edfflths Won Handicap Shoot.

New York July IS Eugene G, GrIfdths
Of pascoag, Il. l., duplicated his victory
Of last April In the grand American haudl
cup AT live birds at Interstate Park, Long
Island, by winning the grand American
handicap At inanlmate targets from field
or seventy ght contestants NJ the same
plncc today. Grlftths took pHrt In both
contests last wear. hut was not in the
money either time The handlcappIng
committee placed him W nineteen Yards
today and after a splendid exhibition with
the shotgun he beat an the othrrs. break
ing niretyhye out ~ 100 targ is. Il v
ANTough Of Rutherford, y J shooting
Front the id-Nnrd mark broke ninety three
nnd secured second nioneA, whllc Charles
Wagner of Schenectady broke nlnety-tvn
NJ a distance Of seventeen wards from tho
traps Charles q. Thomas OF Ofallon. III.
waa the only one OF the men az the twenty.
yard mark to finish In the front rank
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-19
RAIN REPORTS.

Weather report for July Is, received a,
the local western Union office at q p. m,
Houston Cloudy and hot; maximum ten
pcraturc o. minimum 80
Taylor Threatening and hoi
Fig ~. Cloudy and bot.
Brenham Loudly aud hot
Hampstead Cloudy and hot
Mcnade, Partly cloudy and hot.
Fort Worth. Light rain
Manor, Partly cloudy and hot
Terrell ShOWery and hot
New CUney Threatening and hot
Cuero. Heavy rain.
noon.
Marshall steady rain
san Antonio BcNar County, Texas. July
-. Heavy rain fen here at o o'clock 10
night and II Is said 10 have been general
throughout this seCtiOn The rain was hc
companicd 10y much lightning and a grea,
fan In temperature.
Denton, Denton County. Texas. July IS
Heavy showers fen east and south OF here
TINS afternoon and the Indications are hct-
ter for a general rain than M weeks.
reNackaua, Bowie County. Texas July
IA good rain, accompanied by a severe
wind covered this section this afternoon
Richmond, Fort Bend County, Texas. JULY
lN,-Anolher rain foil here this evening,
not as heavy as yesterdays rain.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-19
80 FRANk eApLY gEAreN.
Sir Oliver and Memnon Crossed Ahead
Of Him

Sir Oliver and Mcmnon Crossed Ahead
Of Him
tuicago july Is The HYDE rarR stake
tor 2.ycnr-olJs today produced surprise
iu the defeat OF Abe Frank He was beat
en- by both Sir oliver and Mcmnon. Sir
oliver. the winner, Is q tue and game
running youngster belonging 90 Clay broth
ors He is hy Sir Dixon out OF Ollie Glenn
snl on account OF his good way Of nnlsh.
INK he has been picked by close observers
as coming great 3ycaruld hut was hard
ly expected 90 beat Abe Frank IN tilc
httcrs present form Six Youngsters start
added 20 1876 nominations is the richest
2 ytaroil event OF The year In the West.
TIE Sehoors started charles w Meyer ~
IN" place % Flora Pomona. Mcmnon was
g., pacvmlker Charles W. Meyer ran 80
second place 20 the turn into the stretch,
where Builnan brought Mp Abe Frank.
cruvG expected 20 see him WIN In his usual
way, but DEE hung prrrtptlby before he
r0t on even terms With Mcmnon. Just
ar thg crowd began 10 realize that the great
c'if had met his defeat, Sir Oliver came
rar. 1u the outside with 900 ease aud
ar.yl chat were amazing. Memnou had
,iNfH 9h SIl v4Frg who won by a length
anA h1lf, while Ncmuou beat Abe Frank
h1i' p length Irutrcost was never dan,
sernrs Ahc Franks defeat ls attributed
the weights on tIp HomcwhI' holding aud
siil sy track. hut u Is conceded that over
eIalarge on ground Sir t,uY@r Us great
coz Wg4tncr clear; track slow;
n,onct Hans Wagner EnaDhIon. 'finc
SIS ,fnrlong. Noaeymuss, Likeness,
hyNty BOY. TIME 1T.
The Hyde Pdrh ,takgs SIX turlongs, 5000
%oS Wsmusa flo wpF SSl9ifaq, TO ! TO so'
nu't Abe Frank l21 tBuumanf to TO-
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-19

late yesterday afternoon and the case rim
To the jury. AT Ii o'clock last nlsAi 4
jury agreed upon a verdict, aud reports
TO the court chat they had found tAe h
fendaIt guilty as charged and assesyt Y
punishment at five years in the STATE "a
itentary.
The testimony introduced In this "a
was along the line of the story published
The Pest at the time Of Burns urz
There was an organized gang Of ths "a
who picked up horses in this vicinity Il
shipped them to Houston, where Other u
federates disposed of them, and the lord
that were found in Houston were skpps
here ard sold In this city.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-19
DEMOCRATIC HEADQUARTERS.
Removal to Washington viii Take Place
Next Month

Removal to Washington viii Take Place
Next Month.
Chicago, July 1s.-Democraue National
headquarters in Chicago will be closed
early next month. The records Of the Of
fees will he sent to Washington. whore
the lutle work to he done by the Ma.
tional committee between now and the
opening Of the next presidential campaign
will be transacted under the supervision
of Chairman James X. Jones. National
Executive Chairman j. G.. Johnson and Ma
uonal Secretary G. q. Walsh viii engage
leave Chicago,
The Working Democracy. the paper here
totore published by the National commit
tee ~ the West. will cease until the an
preach Of the next National campaign
u Is said the cause for the transfer of the
ihiGadqunrterS from Chicago is that thS,vis-
ipie returns were not commensurate Slth
the expenses.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-19
VISITORS GOT LAST GAME.

The Score Was 9 to 3 and Local Errors
Were Numerous.
Tho Cohn s Rer club Of New Orleans dc.
feated the Chwthons yesterday in the con
Guiding game of their series by the score
Of 10 3. Tho cawthons put up a very
poor aeldlng game and, although they hat
tcd Fremcrtz very freely, IN the opening
game on Tuesday, they could do nothing
With him yesterday Pliman pitched good
game aud had he been properly supported
tie result would have hesn different, noue
Of the iuns scored by New Orleans being
earned. Each team made fast double
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-19
K OF TODAY's IMPORTANT NEWS.
DOMESTIC

Secretary Cage has been Informed
that Italy pays no bounty on export
sugar. recently Imposed dincrentiai may
therefore he cancelled.
Horatio }. sprasue. oldest American
consul. Is dead.
triple hanging occurred At Nash.
VILE.
Fifth international convention Of ZIP.
worth League was opcucd ut san Fran.
cisco.
The Transmlssls ippi Commercial con-
gross adopted several resolutions. among
taem the one relating - Texas water
ways.
a new cotton disease has aPpo AIRED In
Georgia.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-19
NEW COTTON DISEASE.
It Has Appeared in Georgia and Is Now
Being Investigated,

Yaldosta, Ga, July 1S-A new disease is
killing cotton in Lowndes county w. 4.
Orton, an assistant pathologlst Of the de.
partmeGt or agriculture at Washington,
has been here for a week investigating
the disease.
Mr. Orton SAYS the disease is caused by
fungus in the soil which clogs the vessels
so that The disease can can he recognIzed Inv
cutting across the stem, the heart being
black In stalks affected. lie SAYS when the
fungus once gets into the soil, Il VIII
soil BY varying the crops it finally dies
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-19
LOCAL.

The city council reconsiders its ac.
ton adopting the new contract with the
water company
Some observations about the weather
hr Observer McNabb.
Death in Houston Of Scottish noble.
man
w 6. Rutter found dead in his room
The IAght Guard AMI Houston Cavalry
leave for Austin to attend the encamp
ment
citizens mass meeting at which ac.
tion ~ council Is condemned and a dec.
lanation made fayorlng municipal owner
chip.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-19
EARL RussELL eulLTY.

Bgany Hearing Resulted in Sentence OF
Three Months Imprisonment.
London July Earl Russell arralgned
81 the bar Of the house or loras for trial
on the charge Of hisamy pleaded guilty
after lengthy arguments against the inrls.
diciiuu OF he court The trial was carried
monies
Both the Earl and Countess Russell (Mrs
Snmeixillol, through their counsel, PLEADED
they did not know they were doing wrong
hut had acted on the best legal advice IS
talnahle In Nevada.
Earl Resell was sentenced 10 throe
months imprisonment ms Il hrst-ciass mis-.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-19
OIL ENVIRONMENTS.

Machinery has hecn received for a
rev well near Anglcton.
The story about tile Big Hill well re-
fuses 10 down.
scheme to run pipe line to Lonis-
ena and to ship oil thence to Texas ON
Interstate rates is being discussed at
Beaumont.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-19
COMMERCIAL.

Corn nud oats closed higher. with
wheat slightly down.
Stocks Affected by Northern Pacific
settlement were erratic; Onion Pacific
was In active demand and advanced
buoyhntiy.
Cotton closed w to down.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-19
j. THE TEXAS FIRE RECORD.
Cottane al eeaumont.

Beaumont. Texas. July 1s.A small cot
tagA belonging to Jerry Griffin, colored, on
College street near the intersection of Sa-
bttc. was destroyed by fire this morning
between 10 and IL o'clock. A small hand
tu of household goods were saved from
he house. The cottage was worth about
tyNO
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-19
New Y. NJ. c. A. euIldInu At san A,lg.

San Antonio, Texas July ls-ni
Southern Pacific Railroad Connq
Y. NJ. C, A. building ISA
has just been completed, was q
nolly opened tonight There was bls
formally opened tonight. There was iaf
crowd present The building cost $50 I
which the Southern Pacific Railroad 60
runy contributed $1,000 An address q
delivered by Mayor Hicks. calling Va
building devoted to non-sectaian rlss
in San Antonio. President c. A KelsI
the local Y NJ c. A. delivered colgi9
atory address In behalf Of that orglniin'
and other addresses were delivered
The building Is one of the best elaPls
Y NJ. c. A. buildings In the State
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-19
STATE.

The state encampment win begin at
Justin today.
cotton men are beginning to get anx.
ious ebout the dry weather IN Texas.
Ihe Texas pcstmasters adopted resolu.
tions and adjourned.
\ big rice canal ia Fort Bend county
Is projected
rice mill Is to he built at Bay city.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-19

Paunoefote's Interview Well Received.
Washington, July 1s.-The Interview vita
LORD Pauncefote in London relative To the
canal and other questions published this
morning has attracted much attention of
pIc~eC meet with commcudaton. II Is
acmitted that the interview very fairly,
sris out the present status Of the relations
between the United StacS and England
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-19
Killed BY Wen Damn.

HeSrne Texas, July rs Justice w c.
Bishop was called TO Black Jack yesterday
evening to hold an inquest over the remains
Of Robert Chatwick. who was overcome by
well damn while descending into a we'll
Another darky who went down the well
was overcome while bringing the remains
out
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-19
RAILROADS.

The commission has issued a number
OF orders
Notice OF special hearings on various
matters have been given.
There IS no Improvement in service on
the Mexican international
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-19
chineae PopuIatlon peoreasInl

OnT0eSG FOpuIaVON UtUTV1'7F'
Washington, July 1s-A bulletin 'sa
by the census bureau today Shows e
there has been decrease Of the ala.
population in the United States slN'. NJ, y
of 1860. the nImber nov net 4,
$500. The Japanese increased aafaA {
past ten years from 2039 to 2ifSN
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-19
Died from Effects Of Poison.

Allen. Texas, July 1s.-Ben Smith. aged
40, and unmarried, died as the result Of
dose OF carhollc acid selfadministered
lie recently came here from virginia.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-19

II the stomach liver and bowels fail TO
pelform their functions regularly and nat
uraly, the blood becomes contaminated
In consequence debllitated. fiERBfNE Is
remarkable FOR its efficacy In curing tho
ailments of summer and the disordcfs
prevalent during hot weather. Price 20
cents. for sale by A. T. Kiesling, druggist,
90 Main street.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-19
Beer Officer Killed.

London, July 1s.-Lord Kitchens y
manding the British forces In soulh Az
reports to the war office as follessrA
'Elandsfontein, July lS.-Ilap'alai NV Il,
Botha, son Of Phillip Botha' "
Comets Human and Ollver pay
killed In the Orange River colony