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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-08-18
EXTRAORDINARY SPECIALS.

One lot Ladies Lace Stripe Lse Hose, fast black,
bought to sell for SOC, at pair .....,...... &c
One lot Ladies' Lace Stripe Hose, fast black,
worth zoe, at pairs for [5c
at pairs M s.. 80. D'@'A' 9eis a. 49, 25c
one Special lot Ladies Corsets in Warmers Rustproof
W. b. and p D. Corsets, selling up to Sl.95 ~
Special Northumberland. Csc
All our Readymade American Net Bars with net top,
that sold for Use and S5c, choice. ........4.. SOC
choice @ eo D''-'s' '1@' "s's eoe. sc
SOC 75e to close '' s' soa - 25c
SOC and Sis 70 close out ' "a.s'S na sou lo' soc
Large line Ladies' Straw Walking Hats that sold up
light up ST. choice per- pair pair anu 25c
Large line of Infants Lawn Caps that sold up 35c
choice ZC
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-08-18
Meckquear.

Ladies White Lace and Lawn Sailor Collars that
sold for 75c and SOC, close ........... soc
Ladies Lace and Sailor Collars in round and square
also Lace Boleros. selling at $150 and St65;
choice ..........,.. Observation-Disclosures. 95C
Ladies' White Boeros fine tucRs lace inserting
and edglng, selling at SIPS and $2.40
to close ................ rs
Ladies White Lace Boeros fine embroidery and
lace insertngs, selling at $S25 and $4.25;
choice ............. rs
Large line Ladies silk Scarfs Stocks Corded Silk Ties
Lace Ties and Lawn Sailor Collars,
selling from soc up to $780, choice, ............. So
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Chadren's Dresses
al CLEARING sALE PRlcEs.

Ghildrens Fancy Parasos that sold for Csc,
choice to close J5c
Large line of Remnants of all kinds of Innings and
Lawns that sold to l.Sc yard ........... SC
All KINDS Of Remnants of Lawns Innings, Denims. ~
ETC. etc. that sold to 25c yard, at yard NC
Imitation Torchon Laces 2 IL to 4 inches wide,
worth IL 12c and 15c: Special. .,.............. SC
500 Stylish Paper Patterns, worth i5c;
Special .............. SC
Large line Ladies' Linen Collars selling at 15c;
Baeys Best Borated Talcum Powder,
worth i0c SC
Special ss ",p'"r .iD'' io'' sap VIZ ~ Sc
Lily Of Luzon Toilet Soap worth Toe;
Specla .........''-'.. OC
Baey's Best Vaselne
per bottle ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. &c
White Checked Dnities,
worth 10c Observation-Disclosures. &c
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-08-18
Meckquear at Half Price.

Our entire line of Ladies' Nectwear consisting of Lace
Boeos Lace Sailor Collars Stocks scars etc. etc. to be
closed out AT HALF PRICE.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-08-18
Drs. Belts & Belts & Evar

FNyslcIaNsI ouf1eonS and Spociallsts,
PA ST. Charles ST. New Orleans.
Young, nlddie-aged una old. sio,le ,ne
married men and ell who scTer win fosf
Manhood, Nervous Debility, Spern,ai1rrSs,
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1901-10-19

and Imprisonment Fur ytuiaung tbe
Idaho sheep quarantine las, Fraul
Shafer Is the plaintiff aud State luzpec.
tor Lowe and his Deputies are the de-.
PENDANTS. The plaintiff charges Ehat
he ~ arrested al the instances ~ the
defendants named in Oneida a1uury
and held prisoner for eight day,
from April 10 April rs, when BE- was
released on bond IN the sum NJ 400
10 appear for trial in the Filth district
court OF Idaho, ca June - Shafer was
discharged by tbs court without a trial.
and h. now sets up that hi7 arrest and
detention were without prohlbte cause.
The plaintiff alleges that the magiriou.
prosecution Of him has led many peg.
sons to believe that lie Is a criminal
and he declares in his complaint that
he i suffering damage to his rcratu
tton which requires $4,000 cUmpeusa
| ton.
From the fact that all the plaintiff,
are residents OF Utah aud all u The de
PENDANTS are residents ~ Idnhu, il l.
probabr that the cases will bee trans
/ ferrcd 10 tile federal court fur trial. -
Salt Lake Tribune.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1901-10-19
THE BIRD IN HAND.

The question whether u bird in hand
Is worth two in the bush il perplexing
70 many ambitious and aspiring Isepnb-
Iicans just az this time.
Whether to take sides with Roose-
Welt and cling 10 him for 1904 or to
stand by Mark Hanna, the Mckinley
dispenser 81 patronage, and fight for
him. is what gives the trouble Of iude-
ci-iOn.
It IL apparent that Roosevelt and Mr..
Hanna will be the leading Republican
candidates in 1904, Roosevelt Is in and
Hanna is out: Roosevelt appoints,
Hanna has appointed for -four year; the
present Oitice-h0lders are under no obi.
CATION to Roosevelt, they ARE to Hanna
I.0oseyelt's strength has not been test
ed, Hanna's has, and has passed muster
with bis party: Roosevelt has TO he
weighed, Hanna has been tried in tht
balances. What then will these am
bilious trend0, hold To the bird In hand
or make an uncertain rush for the two
| III the bush.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1901-10-19
Idaho Mt The Worlds Fair. 1903.

Every Idahoan is proud Of his states
record at the New Orleans exposition
ut the Worlds Fair at Chicago, and ut
an-American exposition 1T Buffalo.
At all these expositions the State won
PROMINENT places in the public eye. It's
greatest opportunity will be at the
Worlds Fair in 1903. Tts citizens must
take advantage ~ the opportunity.
The NEWS urges the State admins
tration, the natural leader in such an
enterprise, to move in the matter and
provide for full representation and y
full and complete exhibit Of resources
ut that which is 10 he the greatest Of
the Worlds Fairs. ldaho's part at that
great fair should be the pride Of our
generation.
To wait fur action until the winter Of
1903 when the legislature Is in session
i like waiting for the decline Of old
age to do what should be done in the
prime ana yig0r Of manhood. We can
not afford To wait. We dare not vail
| The people will cry ont against the
waiting Idaho has hundreds 81 worth!
citizens from old Missouri and they car
never be called to order II the state
greatest opportunity in lis history d,
allowed 10 pass and be lost. lost f0
| years, If not forever.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1901-10-19
WAITING FOR CONGRESS-.

No changes in presidential appoint.
ments In Idaho, may he looked for IN.
I'll the meeting % congress in Decen.
Der. II is possible number will be-
made in that month.
An appointment made now would
necessilate the issuance Of two comrni.-
sions, q colnnission for the appointment
IN vacation and q commission for rc.ap.
pniutment for confirmation by the SEN
ale. The time y too short for this
trouble. Before Christmas the song
will be: "The cold. chilly wind. 81
December Have stolen Ny Good once
from Me-
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1901-10-19
ACTIVITY OF FILIPIN0S.

Cablegrams from Manila bring the
news that there is renewed activity
among the Filipinos ia number OF
provinces. They are more threatening
and wnrlike.
The duty Of Americans IL plain under
these conditions. The insnrrectioniSis
must be put down. The civilized world
expects US TO do 1t aud we must do it.
We have shown that we can easily
whip their. organized armies and we
must convince their i3olomen that 1t Ii
our purpose to strike at them I'll the
last armed foe expires. The glory thai
always comes 10 our arms demands thai
much pf Us.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1901-10-19
Hopes for Peoples Endorsement.

WASHINGTON, OFT l3 prpsi..rnt
Roosevelt has definitely ana positively
though unoIilrially. stated HI, position
reiat'ye y the Republican nomination
IN 1904. lie will make no fight fnr The
honor, but II The people Of the United
States show their approval ~ Ills course
during the three and hulT years tbnt
he occupies the White House ~ plnc.
ing hi name at The head Of Tie NOV,
Republican national ticket he win Ia
extremely grateful and will not decline
Mr.. Roosevelt went further ana ATM
Ell that y he bad to panler - apy %.
liiiral clique, combination or move
ment, he dld not want the nomination
and would not give snap Of his anca,
Tor IL.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1901-10-19

s'lspriaH" ~ present il seH+ lue rsa
moraf through E.an daratg. Id
d"ssu know what tgtitak Hb~n tb~
mountains and h.lsnt tdssto l;apghEt.
cart*n' begin 70 tamhtp There mtt.i 10
Is great uphsayaL 81 uatufs eUuwW herr.
CLOSE around underground Wtsb the
present administration riE News haa
e3nutg3 Joe As etsrnaI ~ tha hill. lias
Tar NEWS wgs mistaken, t5af'a nth.
Anyway shHt stys perverted sutsmtf
shock that ItrrrA JOS lnr4w.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1901-10-19

TuE Gbsna4"axc5uslua iaw sill come
ny before congress iur re.yuWetFuvut.
t"r lbe ttsary inv ). abput 70 expire by
limitation, Il tsH .nre thjng Erat i tfe
hght VIII b" brought ~ nser tbIs prptt.
"sittoo H." Introduction 1T ChtGr.c
int" oar ucwty acquired possessions.
The Hawaiian and ph.iipp,ug stands,
will be- brought Into tha discussion aul
consideration Of tbs question.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1901-10-19

GREATER NEW YORK Is thoroughly
aroused over Its city election. The
struggle is between Democratic Tam
many and u fusion ticket led by Seth
low. The interest was never greater
in any city campaign. over $50, 900
voters registered the first two days Of
registration. Tammany will see u il
that every man does duty.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1901-10-19

ADMIRAL DEWEY is winning new
praises from the American people. A.
presiding officer Of the Schlcy inpesti-
CATION court lie is impartial, careful,
fair and quick IN his rulings. Some
rough and ugly things % personal ma
tnrc appeared on the surface but the
admiral quickly and adroitIy snoOthed
them over. The admiral is a line pre-
siding officer,
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1901-10-19

CLEVELAND, when president. attempt
ed to control the federal patronage
without the advice Of senators or con-
gressmen, and all those heagy-weigiits
fell npon him with their auatbemas.
President Roosevelt seems to have de-
termined upon similar course. He
has the danger signal before his eyes.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1901-10-19

The tariff will come up for revision
mt the meeting OF congress and unless
the Republicans make the revision the
Democrats will make II for them al the
first opportunity, and the country will
not be long in giving the opportunity.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1901-10-19

GOVERNOR CRANE, Of Massachusetts,
the other day. appointed Democrat to
IL iudgeship over number OF Republi-
can applicants Of his own party. How
that must hurt. With the judiciary out
Of politics and good judges the country
Ia Saf.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1901-10-19

IN speaking Of the older States it T.
common 10 say: ''Grand Old Missouri. =
.Grand Old Illinois, = "Grand Old Ken
lucky" and when we come down to Ida
no it is proper to say Beautiful Young
Idaho. Sparkling Gem OF the West
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1901-10-19

THERE should bspo politics in fdnho's
movements for representation at the
Worlds Fair in 1903. That will be the
greatest Worlds Fair in fhe worlds
history. and Idaho should be on the
ground floor.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1901-10-19

IN Greater New York good Shepard
Is leading the Tammany tiger in the
race for mayoralty. There is great
peace when the Shepard and tiger lie
down. together.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1901-10-19

THE man who was dishonest and dis
honorable in his dealings with candi-
dates in the last campaign cannot ex-
pect to be put in place of confidence
and trust in the next campaign.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1901-10-19

SENATOR HEITrELD cannot ride two
political horses in Washingt ton
and the other ia Idaho-dt the same
time. The rings are too far apart. He
will rip his pants.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1901-10-19

1T will be grateful to the feelings OF
Idahoans to register at the Worlds
Pair in 1903, with such display as the
State will be able 10 make.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1901-10-19

THERE are men so eager for office, If
one were rendered them ON silver plat
ter, there might be danger to the party
rendering il Of getting the platter back.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1901-10-19
nLAcKFooT. IDAHO. OCTOBER is, 1901.

ADMIRAL. ScHLEy is about to win rs
decisive victory over his enemies In
court rs he won oyer the Spanish feet
NJ Santiago.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1901-10-19

ADMIRAL SCHLEY's side of the inves-
tigation is now turned TO the puhlic aud
his friends are pouring broadsides into
his enemy at short range.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1901-10-19

HERR MoST, the anarchist, has been
sent to the penitentiary for one year.
and some OF his class should be with
him. The country has no business for
them on the outside.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1901-10-19

IT is Tammany against fusion this
time. May Tammany win her greatest
victory. Our shout Of encouragement
Is for Tamnany
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1901-10-19

THE turning down Of Joe pinRilom, do.
putty y. $. marshal, makes TIM Nrws
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1901-10-19
UTAH sHEEpMEN WANT DAMAGES.
Eight SHIFTS Filed Against Idaho Officials
Amounts SHed For Aggregate S3l-

49,.
An expected sequence 10 the qnaran-
timing OF Utah sheep last spring by in
spectors acting under authority Of the
laws Of Idaho, where IL was desired TO
prevent the entrance 81 hocks from this
state for grazing, came yesterday hy
the filing Of eight suits IN the district
court against the Idaho inspectors for
damages suffered lty the Utah tlpcs-
masters and one suit for malicious mr.
rest and imprisonment Of one OF the
Utah shee?berders. Including the lat.
ter claim for $2j, 900, the total damages
sued for amount to s34, 4T5. The com
plants were filed yesterday by Attnr.
neys Brown & Henderson, james II.
Moyle and Lindsay r.. Rogers, counsel
for the Utah Wool Growers associa.
ton. 81 which the plaintiffs are mem
beers.
SHEEP WE'RE GUARANTEED.
EARLY last spring several hocks Of
Utah sheep, aggregating about 100000
head and owned by twenty-nine ipdi-
viduaEs and firms, were driven into
Idaho to bc gr'aZed on the public DO
main 10 Oneida county. NOtwilhstand-
ing that the sheep in question had
clean bills Of health from DIR. McBir.
ney, the inspector Of the federal gov
pass on through Oneida county, the
state inspectors Of Idaho seized and
held the Utah sheep under quarantine
for several days, on the plea that they
were infected with the disease known
as scab. II was during and after this
| time that the plaintiffs suffered the
damages claimed The action Of the
state sheep inspectors nf Idaho was laid
/ before the federal district court Of Ida.
ho, and on March 70, Judge Beatty de.
cided that holding clean bills Of health
from the federal inspector was sufficient
To entitle the Utah sheep to Craze on
the public domain il that state, and
that the Idaho sheep inspection law
was void from being contrary TO tbs
interstate commerce act.
The cause Of action set up by tbs
plaintiffs Is that after Judge Beatty hat
decided the Idaho sheep inspector,
were without authority To detain Tn,
sheep, the defendants wrongfully quar-
antined plaintiffs nocks, OBTAINING
them for several days, IN consequence
81 which their sheep suffered loss .
wool and many Of the lambs died befor,
birth because Of the sheep being pre-
vented from grazing.
MALICIOUS ARREST ALLEGED.
10 the action for recovery Of 1880
damages Tor alleged malicious arrcs
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1901-10-19

Curn.bu4sert srraipe.l wrists SAis
~ i've cats ana spralns. ~ cuss w.
aRyother cays.. ars quickly hsAA'
Mhsu BALt.ARp.s SNOW ulal
MsNT l. promptly spliIict Pr'ss@
nuJ 10 ceuts al scott \ Go.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1901-10-19

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for transmission as second class mail matter
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1901-10-19

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Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1901-10-19
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Published Every "Wednesday and Saturday.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-09-30
PIERRE'S CLAIM.
Brings Suit for Alleged Ma
Iici0us Prosecution.

George ST. Pierre's suit to recover $1,000
from William A. Warner for alleged ma
licious prosecution was tried before
fury In Judge wilburs court today. Mr..
St. Pierre is a resident of Canada and he
had a good many business transactions
previous to February, 1900.
In the latter part OF February or the
first OF March IL is claimed by st. Pierre
that there was n full settlement OF all
matters az a result of which Warner paid
to St Pierre large sum of money. IL is
further claimed by the plaintiff that he
received a letter on April 9th. 1900 from
Warner saying he had customer for a
lot OF shingles.
This customers name was alleged 10 he
Arnold and the shingles were sent ac-
cording To Warmers directions TO Provi-
dence i'm the name of St Pierre the
sender draft was sent to local bank
about the me the shingles were.
This draft was drawn on Arnold. the
reported customer and the bank went
looking for him. He could not be found
but Warner was seen and stated the
shingles had not arrived but as soon as
they did the draft would be sold
The plaintiff says the draft was never
paid but as soon as the shingles arrived
Warner attached them, and beginning
suit wrote many notes looking TO a COM
promise OF the action. There was no COM
promise and jury gave Mr.. 81. Pierre
verdict.
Mr.. Warner denies any malice and
claims his suit was Justified.
C. T. Farnsworth IL attorney for the
plaintiff and George T. Brown and II. n.
Parker attorneys for defendant.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-09-30
INTERESTING ADDRESSES ).
AT MINISTER'S MEETING.

The regular Monday meeting OF the
Providence District Methodist Minister'S
association convened. at lo:SO. in the ves-
try of the Mathewson Street Methodist
church, this morning. with the president,
Rev. A. j. Coultas. I'm the chair.
Devotional exercises were conducted by
Rev. Walter Ella after which the secre-
tary's report was read by Rev. j. r.
Blake.
Rev. Il. F. Simon, chairman of the pro-
gram committee. presented his report af-
ter which Rev. DIR. Dick was requested to
give some account OF the Ecumenical con-
ference OF the Methodist denomination,
recently held in London.
Dr. Dick gave very interesting ac-
count Of the conference. dwelling espe-
cIally upon the fact OF its unity and
strength 1T was great congress" he
said. "and revealed the strength OF Meth
odism throughout the world"
The speaker gave an entertaining ac-
count of the effect OF the tidlngs OF the
assassination OF President Mckinley i'm
London.
'.Tbe conference" he said. "at once ad-
Itself into n season OF prayer. and sever
al days later when the tidings of the
death OF the president was received a
memorial service was conducted by the
conference.
throughout London there was an at
mosphere OF sadness and two hours after
the sad tidings were received thousands
Of flags were at half mast and draped I'm
black.
"Tn all the churches on sunday. OF
whatsoever denomination. the old Eng
lish custom observed. in the event OF the
death of a member OF the royal family
was carried out. In almost every church
I'm London. at "A certain hour, the audi
ence stood. bowed I'm silence, while the
organist played the Dead March in
saul
such was London's tribute 10 Mchin-
Icy"
At tho close OF DR.. Dicks talk, Rev j.
VI. Nutting chaplain of the state instlu-
tions, presented a well written paper
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-09-30
LIBEL ALLEGED.
Suit Against Journal Company
Before Higher Court.

The suit of McCauley Bros. Va. Prov
idence Journal company TO recover $1,000
for alleged libel was opened 20 jury in
Judge Wibur's court. Plaintiffs claim
that the Journal some months ago con-
tained false statement about contract
the firm had for work on "A schoolhousc.
The Journal article alleged that the
firm took copper from a roof OF a school
house and put improper material IN is
place The firm. as a matter Of fac'.
put superior material on the roof 20 what
they took hcrefrom.
when the trial had proceeded for some
little time today the case was taken from
the fury. 80 the declaration could be
amended. Under the declaration the
court held only injury TO The firms bl>i-
ness could be proved under the libel
charge. as there was no rpcclel alleEo-
ton Of damages Co the members Of the
firm individually.
Counsel for riaintiff propose 10 sue In
the name only Of John VI. McCauley.
Defendant now claims n did not say any
thing about John II. Mccauisy.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-09-30

1t was nearly o'clock when Guard
Deporend saw prowler in the rear of
the vault behind tree and in a shadow.
Upon being challenged by the soldier, the
man remained motionless behind tree.
lie was then about forty feet from the
soldier. Deporend advanced, made
second challenge and brought his gun
ready TO fire. The man In the meantime
had lodged away TO second tree Ioour
ten feet distant from the first.
The soldier renewed his challenge and
fired, but as he did so the gun was struck
up by second man. who had stealthily
come up behind the soldier. This man
then struck the soldier with heavy in
strument in the back and attempted to
stab him. A cash Il" shaped and about
two inches long each way was cut
through the clothing, including the over
coat and small scratch was made on
Deporends body. The blow was so hard
that Deporend was knocked down small
hill and was unable 20 regain his feet
before the men disappeared I'm the dark
ness.
Lieutenant Ashbridge. who was officer
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-09-30

An exciting quarter hour resulted from
a cry of fire at the Conrad building this
morning.
While nobody was hurt there was moth
ing lacking TO have made this serious
affair.
The prompt action OF Frank Norciiffe.
the elevator boy, the celebrity OF John
Morrissey, the janitor, in getting to the
alarm box, and the agility with which
Patrolman Gilfoil and Lewis Leighton the
assistant in the police electrical depart
ment Skinned upstairs and warned the
occupants of the building-all served to
minimize the danger.
1t was at S:55 that Norcliffe, while bring
ing down the elevator ear first felt heat
and then smelled smoke.
As he was reaching the ground floor the
smoke and heat became more appreciable
and Norcliffe decided To make an inves-
tigation.
This decision was a good one, for when
Norciiffe opened a door which leads TO a
passageway under the main stairs and
back of the elevator well, he found quite
a blaze underway.
A lighted gas jet had been brought in
contact with a shelf.
On this shelf were some oily rags and
these had been set on fire by the burn
ing woodwork.
Norcliffe cried out ere" and Morrissey,
the janitor, hustled out and pulled I'm an
alarm from box 237 at the corner of West
minister and Walker streets.
That is a keyless box and when Norris
sey turned the outer knob and set the