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ATTACKED By eoLoMEN.

Sergeant. Corporal and Five PriVates
Killed and Others Wounded.
Manila. December 27.--Captain Schoeffei
with detachment OF eighteen men OF
company f. Ninth infantry. at Dapday' IS
land Of Samar was attacked by large
force OF hoomen. severe hand-to-harn
,1ee,al and ave prIvates were killed.
rsptaIn Schoefel was wounded, nut not
dangerously. Five pnvstes were danger
onsiy and one slightly wounded. 20 prup-
erty was lest. The enemy was nnsiy TO
pulsed with heavy iow
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Fioht Declared OF.

New York, December 26.-The proposed
twenty-round bout between Matty Mat
thews aud Dutch Thorston. which was TO
take place before the international Ath-
letic club OF Fort Erie, Ont, on New Year S
eve, has been declared off by the manage
al
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-12-27
The Raising of Rice.

To the Editor of The Post
Houston Texas. December a.-Havinr
hoo, @ro,,,o,,,,,. ,,,os,io,,.d T.. .ou..a - ,ho
- 'tNf"e""' a"'s'iV"V" !" iNea'u ~ va
difference In cost and profit derived from
raising rice Irrigated br canals aud deem
velIs Aavc made thu foiinvlns tahio of
expenses and profits, which is calculated
from wells and canals, therefore Il will
nrove reasonable. correct Nv giving this
P'''e ~ e''"e 'uS
some space In your Sunday paper 1t VIII
.eaVn a class OF SUBSCRIBERS VINO "Ie '~
-
pEbf WELLS
will produce IL 1-3 sacks ppr acre
4C00 sacks. nj 81 ,., 's1s.o 600
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-12-27
Grain Elevator Burned.

Chicago December 25--Fire tonight de-
stroyed the grain elevator of A. F. Muller.
ross IN machinery and grain is 500. 000
4 number of families who resided In near
by cottages were driven from their homes
nv the flames.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-12-27
Oakland Results.

N francisco, December 26.-Four and
y furlongs; selling -Buzzer. Catholic,
|sfnce. Time :55.
4 luflongs; seling-Rose of Hilo, At
n Mcnamara. Time 1;14h.
lgiongs: selling The Giver, Lapidus,
EIut Time 1:13h.
1Sa fnrlong- Diomede, Artilla, Ell
|Ffs.,55IaIrnlonlgs; handicap-Josie G.. Tower
~, sSuss' Homestead. Time 500.
INV ,nrlongs; selling Rollick, CRATER,
E1al Nell Time :26%,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-12-27
eattIe 81 Trenton Celebration.

Trenton, y. j., December 26.-The one
hundred and twenty-hfth anniversary OF
the battle of Trenton was deliberately cele-
brated here today.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-12-27
Proud of Herself

Detroit Free Press
The Lord didn't suppose for an i'm
stunt that YOU would have the norye to re-
fuse me
She-No 7.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-12-27

HAVANA.-General Bartholomew Mazo,
candidate OF the democratic party for the
nresldency OF Cuba. has left here for his
home al Manzaniilo. He has given up
the campaign.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-12-27
Worst Storm Of the Winter.

Astoria, Ore, December 26-The worst
storm OF the winter prevailed along the
coast last night and today, doing much
damage to property.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-12-27
Found Dead in Bed.

London, December 28.--Sir Joseph Noei
Patten, the painter, was found dead In his
nod AZ Edln6urgh He was born In 1921.
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.ssesssssssoseoOsse soessOess

thirty.day leave of absence next week. VIII
viii visit Texas on his trip
A. NJ Rarcshide
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-12-27
Gouernor Roners Dead.

OLYMPIA. Wash. December re- Governor
John ii. Rogers died at S o'clock tonight.
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on the money under the control Of one in.
diyiduHlT
Yes.
Well. s: seems terilble to think Of"
"What does
~rt'i",- OCT az trpt0cr some aaN nnd making
NJ his mind to discharge tho entire human
Daily camera., 1901-08-08

knew that they had left and gone on up
the row while his wife was eNpostulat-
ing with Fanny aloft and Randy was
waiting below. He knew hat one at
least of their number would be sure to
tell what was occurring, not as mat
ter of malice by any means, but simply
because She couldn't help telling any
thing and everything that she saw and
heard. He knew that sympathizing
women Were dropping in every few
minutes to see dear Florrie" herself.
if possible thing, or TO inquire how
she was, and he quickly conjectured
that one or more of these visitors had
let fall the fatal observation. What
Grafton did not know was that such a
visitation had befallcn after Florence
had virtually asked Randy to tell where
he had been, and after his hap!css fail
ure to explain Immediately the entire
circumstances. 1t reused the demon
of her passionate nature to be told the
truth by other lips than his But this
in itself, reasoned Grafton, was not
enough to drive Florence into flight.
She must have watched for his later
coming, must have seen him go-oh
fatal step! for which he, George Graf
ton, and no one else, was. responsible, D.,
away from the path that led to his
wife and home, straight to that which
bore him to the side Of the woman he
had loved before ever he set eyes on
Floy Tremaine. And thither she, per
chance, had followed; but there-what
had she seen ?-what had she heard ?
There were aching hearts in many
households at Sedgwick that cloudless
morning, but the man who suffered
most was Grafton. The whole truth
flashed upon him as he followed the
prints of Mignon's nimble hoof He
would have to tell his wife and Mrs,
Hayne, but no one eisa.
''No word of this to anyone, Whit
taker," therefore he cautioned, with a
sigh.
well, I'm not all asinine," was that
troubled subaltern's reply, though I
dare say you've thought me so of late"
God forbid that should judge any
man." thought Grafton to himself,
"after what I've done this past right"
To be Coz tinued TOmor ow.
Daily camera., 1901-08-08

effective fire scattered the MeXicars ts
shelter within the ravine, Corporal Butts
and n trooper succeeded in pulling Mer-
Ram free from the madly lashins, strug-
Cling, stricken brute, and then it was
found that their pallid, speechless lead
or had received some serious injury.
All the breath was knocked out OF his
body and the bride arm was broken
midway between the wrist and elbow.
That ended the chase. -Four or five
men, it is true, took advantage OF the
fact that the lieutenant was knocked
out to dash ahead and have personal
affair with the greascrs, and later in
the day, when. after o long, long ride,
Trooper Mullen reached friendly
,anchman on the Santa Clara and had
him send out his spring wagon for the
| wounded officer, these enthusiasts came
drifting back, there was reason for be-
lief that their ammunition had not
been entirely spent in vain. But it was
a worn-out, used-up detachment, es-
corting a two-whecled. improvised ann
bulance, that recrcssed the Santa Clara
late that afternoon and was met there
by the assistant surgeon.
81 hope you saw Mrs, Merriam before
YOU started" was Randy's faint greet,
ing. "She wasn't much worried, was
she? I tried to scrawl line or two,
and we made the messenger swear
was only lamed by the fall of the horse.
Vo,, c,xx, har-lidn't Won ?"
"No-o," hesitated the doctor. Il
didn't, Merriam. You see there wasn't
time, You know how it is with old
Bux. Steady with that stretcher there,
steward. just let me slip this support
under the lieutenanfs shoulder. You
know Bux insisted on my starting in
stantly."
'But who took my note to her then
Who went to her?" persisted Randy.
"It-it would never do to have her
Neutrality-suspicious."
"Oh, that'll be all right, Randy. Don't
Daily camera., 1901-08-08
LIEUT.. MERRIAM,
Private

Private
and personal. -th Cavalry.
The captains face grew quickly grave
as he came forth and closed the door
behind him.
(Which way did Merriam head?'
asked he of Whitaker moment later,
us the three regathered back of the
line.
straight off to the southwest said
Whitaker, "and here go her tracks-by
Jcvc! Straight away for the end of the
row-and-from therc?-'
The two officers looked in each others
eyes a moment, then strobe hurriedly to
the west end of the line. Before them
there-broad and far spreading, brave
in the slanting sunshine, the rolling
reach of the mesa toward the Santa
Clara Beyond that valley the slow
rising stretch of desert toward the Old,
old mission miles and miles away. Be
yond all, the far foothills and glistening
range of the McsCalero.
But not toward these did 'Mignon's
dainty foot-tracks lead. Straight as the
crow flies they clipped the sandy bar
rcu when once we'll out beyond the line
and hearing of the westward sentry.
Straight swift and sure, like homirg
pigeon, Floy had evidently shaken loose
her rein and bade her pet and precious
bear her, swcrving never, far at least
is strength would last, to where there
was ever waiting her the chaugeless
love and pity and protection OF the shell
tcring arms at the old cantoument
now her only hope Of home.
Daily camera., 1901-08-08

Nerry about that I'm sure What slc
his Heard hasn't hurt her. Mrs.---ni
yes, Mrs Hayne was over at your house
when l came away"
"Thank God for that" nurmurcd
poor Randy, as he took the dlink the
doctcr gave him. Heaven bless that
dear woman, anyhow. Now get me
home as soon as you can, old fcllcw."
Eut the whispered caution to the
driver, given as the doctor reaprcarcd
and, mounting, rode alongside, was:
$50 slow-slow as you can Then to
the hospital attendant who had ridden
out with him he muttered "Now ride
ahead, Parks, and see if there's any
news.
Daily camera., 1901-08-08
CHATTER MI.

no word Of this to anyone, Whit
takcr," said Grafton, as they turned
away. He was beginning to see through
il all He knew that two ladies of the
garrison were calling at his quarters
just at that luckless hour near retreat.
when, as he had urged, Merriam went
thitbcr and asked for Mrs. McLane. He
Daily camera., 1901-08-08
Couldn't Tame Her.

Attendant-The lion tanner has
been injured and cannot perform to-
night,
Museum Manager-What happened
to him?
Attendant-H tried to discharge his
cook this morning.-Baltimore Amer
lean.
Daily camera., 1901-08-08
A Modest Request.

Mrs. Chatterton-I should like to
go shopping this afternoon.
Chatterton-Hut, honest, my dear,
l haven't got dollar in my pocket!
Mrs. Chatterton Qightly) = Oh!
Well, then, you might give me 9s
centS,-Puck.
Daily camera., 1901-08-08

Come on With tie, yoa ieathen," and,
forgetful of the officer Of the day, and
only too ready to visit Grnfton's and
bask under that window, the lieutenant
fastened away, Hop obcf!icntly and
hopefully following. Matters weren't
so bad perhaps, then. after all thought
he. Odd though the fraal, might be
his master and mistress might possibly
have trottcd awav together for very
carly morning ride ami would soon be
back demanding breakfast.
But Grafton was out in an instant,
and together did the three hasten to the
pretty nest which Randy had so proud
ly furnished for his bride. Hop ushered
them to the dark, empty parlor, then to
the empty rooms above.
There on the unrumplcd bed, Just
where she had thrown them, were the
garments Flo had hastily discarded.
There on the dressing table were toilet
articles in wild disarray. She's heard
in some way of his orders to chase those
ID greasers," said. Whitaker, sui
Fanny Hayward year gone by for hav-
ing Tilted his fondest friend, now we'll
nigh hated him because the woman
sought him again, and Whitaker knew
il.
I'VE can soon tell" said Grafton,
briefly, "by following her trail"
Down to the little stable they went;
but first Grafton stepped back into
Randy's bath and drcssing-room. Yes,
just as he thought, there was note
stuck in Randy's mirror, but no woman
ly little scrawl, no young wife's cooling
confidence to her devoted mate. 1t was
in stout envelope, and the superscrip-
ton, in hand that spread itself over
the entire face, was formal, indeed
mcnaclng:
New-York tribune., 1901-09-09
foreclosure Sales.
EIFTH AYENTE Id l2oth streer. East sld


FIFTH AVENUE and 120th Street, East SIDE.
New York supreme Court, County of New York
William =. Douglas. Sole Surviving Executor.
Panrf, EmTnons =. Sanford al. Defendants
IN pursuance Of judgment Of foreclosure sale duly
and in the above entitled action,
date the 18th day ~ August. 1901. the under
signed said Judgment viii public
auction az the e York Real Estate salesroom, No. III
duay. IN the Borough Of Manhattan. CITY Of
Nors 9Th day September 1901 clock
that day. by William u. Ryan. Auctioneer, The
premises described judgment follows thar
land situate, lying ana being Borough
Manhattan CITY of New York. bounded described
follows. beginning az point the eastery side
Fifth distant twenty-five feet five inches
eriv the EourheaEtery corner OF one
Twentieth Street Fifth Avenue running thence east
erv parallel with hundred Street
hundred feet thence southery parallel with Fifth
twenty-five feet thence westerly parallel
Twentieth hundred 10 the
easery Fifth Avenue and thence northery along
castery line Fifth Avenue twenty-five 10 the
place Of beginning.
Dated, New York. August 18th. 1901.
LEWIS Il. FREEDMAN. Referee.
BOWERS & SANDS Attorneys for Plaintiff 81 Nassau
street Borough Of Manhattan. City o New York
The following diagram Of the property referred 70
foregoing notice Of sale.
120th Street
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NEW YORK. SEPTEMBER 8. 1901.

NEW YORK. SEPTEMBER g. 1901
TAXPAYERS who desire 10 obtain their bills
rnsuty should make immediate written reuuisition
lrrt NAV procured the borough Offices. stating
rev rroperry by Ward Block Map
r-r1ter making copy q from their bills
year
should al bill for Euch tax.
Eacs should be accompanied by envelope
bearing the proper address OF the applicant with
return postage prepaid
IN case douht in regard 10 Ward. Section Block
Taxpayers should their
Department az Taxes and Assessment and have their
roerrv located maps of that Department and for
the Deputy Receiver OF Taxes with the requisition
s certified memorandum Of their property which will
by the Department Of Taxes and Assessment
Tazuayers manner VIII their at
ea~et rosshe moment and avoid any delay caused by
waiting lines. a. IS required II case Of personal appl
Tie requiston must be addressed and mailed 10 The
Deputy Receiver a. Taxes Ia whatever borough prop
loca.ee follows.
John ]. McDonougl No. - Chambers street, Borough
~ Manhattan. New York John r. UnderhiI, corner
Thind and fremont avenues Borough OF The Bronx New
York James e. Boucl Municipal Building. Borough OF
Brooklyn. NeW York Frederick W 8eckwenn. corner
jackson avenue snd Fh street, Long Island City, Bor
ough u 2leens AeV York. Matthew Tully, Richmond
Build-ng H'hrnonh Terrace New Brighton Borough OF
tl-h1o1-' 2eW York DAVID Z. AUSTEN.
Receiver OF Taxes
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FOR SAN. Up BEAUTIFUL SHREWSBURY TAKE THE
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MnIG-
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MANAGER WANTED IN every large county
10 appoint agents for the Famous Game
o Skill" nickel slot machine for drinks or
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all forbidden slot machines. Rented or sold
on easy payments. Secure territory qulek
PALMER BILLIARD TABLE WORKS.
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MACHINERY.

AT REDUCED PRICEs.-5oO secondhand
wood and iron working machines; fully
guaranteed: machinery bought and e1-
changed. GEO. b EDDY SOS Madisen-st
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PIANOS.

PIANOS.
P0ANOS TO BENT
for city or country at reasonable rateA
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1855 3d-ave. between 10Th and I7th sts.;
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The approximate aggregate amount of the plaintiff S
lien upon premises with and oisburse
S1067l 50 assessments and water
rates. SlSs Sc LEWIS H FREEDMAN. Referee
BOWERS & sA1SDs. Attorneys for Plsintif
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WANTED.-A good waitress. who will as
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Tuesday, between and 4 o clock.
WANTED.-Young Protestant girl for
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PENNINGTON " j. BOUND BROOK R. r
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and easy access CT the greater cities Literally
equipped training young for the duties Of home
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I1ubllr Notires.
notice TO TAxPAYERs.

DEPARTMENT or FINANCE,
BT-REAT. FOR THE COLLECTION OF TAXES
no. 81 CHAMBERS STREET,
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CAREFUL CARPET CLEANING cO.-Car-
pets cleaned by steam. by hand or on the
floor ISIS Broadway, 421 East 4Sth-st.
COE & BRANDT. Tel 122-3Sth.
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DREsSMAKING AND MILLINERY

WE TEACH cutting. fitting. making and
finishing OF corscts. dresses and millinery
big money IN it, patterns cut Apply
M'DOWELLS 310-3lS 6th-ave.
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HobOken.

THE ACADEMIC DEPARTMENT OF THE
STEVENS INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY.
River Street. between 9th 9Th SITS Hoboken N. J.
REOPENS SEPT. 10TH, 1901.
Registration day for applicants for admission Sep
tember 18th.
Examinations for admission the 18th and 18th Of
September
Courses Study preparatory College Schools
Science Law and Medicine
The Of tuition for all classes $3.50
$50 per term
These terms include all studies
For Catalogues apply PrineInaI stevens School
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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.
Male.

BJTLER-COOK.-F class. by French
couple: both competent in all branches,
take charge OF house private family; good
personal city references Z. D., S2l West
35th-st.
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CARPET CLEANING.

j. & j. w. WILLIAMS,
Steam Carpet Cleaning. 353 West 54th-st
Telephone S68 Columbus. Relaying e sps-
eiAlty.
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Brooklyn.

TIEFFLEY SCHOOL
IL 243-245 Ryerson St. Brooklyn; bookkeeping ste
nography, typewrting preparatory high regents
civil engineering, law for admission and CON-
mercial law; day and evening, Begin any time.
DRAFT INSTITUTE. BRookLYN. \. Y.
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RESSMA[ER.-Re Reliable, good dressnak ker
takes work home; latest skirts, waists
also remodeIling alterations; misses and
children's dresses. Mrs HOOD. lSG West
10lst-st.
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GOVERNESS. Scotch; teaches English in
all fits branches; conversational French
Paris German and music; highest city
and foreign testimonials. z. H, Box IS,
1 242 Broadway
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BUTLER. competent; refer
ences from European nobility; wages mod
Call or address las 6th-ave.. entrance in
1lth-st.
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GARDESER.-By German. married. no
children, on private or commercial; un-'
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fruits and rose growing. 2 RIShHOFFsl
519 East 2fth-st.
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BOARD WANTED.

FOUR GENTLEMEN desire connecting
furnished rooms with hath and beard IN
a private family not above 32d-st., West.
Address. stating terms. X. NJ. F., Tribune
Ofice.
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GARpENER. -ScOtchman: married. qns
child. capable of taking full charge On
private place. best European and American
references:- disensaged October /. Address
?. o. BaX S14. OranEe y. J.
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COMPANION.-By young widow OF NJ E.
engineer; superior references. Address Z.
R Box 50. 1.242 Broadway.
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WORK WANTED.

EeEuBae.
WANTED. Morning engagement; kinder
garten and elementary; school or visit
ing governess; excellent references. Ad-
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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-02-20
WARREN.

At n meeting OF the town council held
last evening. George b. Arnold WAS ap-
pointed a commissioner of estimate and
assessment ON the extension OF Child
street iu place OF Edwin 4. Cady. resign
Ell. The council drew jurors Co serve at
the common pleas division OF the supreme
court held at Bristol next Monday mora
Ing
The funeral OF William T.. Greene. who
died Sunday Of Brights disease. was sol
emnized at his late residence on Meta
com avenue. Tuesday.
Charles Estes IL recovering from an
attack Of bronchial pneumonia
Washington Lodge Of Masons will havo
a banquet and entertainment in Armory
hall Wnshmgtons birthday. for which the
committee are making elaborate prepara
tiuns
Mr and Mrs \ T. Greavcs entertained
a party OF ~ young people at their homo
ON church street last evening An oyster
supper was served and "a social evening
was enjoyed
Tho physical culture class met IN the
court room 81 the town hall last evening
No more visiting exhibitions will be held
and "a grand public exhibition will be
held ut the close % the term
An important meeting of the Young
Mems League OF the Baptist church Vas
held IN the ycstry. Monday evening
Cclesua Lodge. -. OF r.. held q bust
ness and social meeting In Odd Fellows
hnll last evening
The mchbors of 81. Mary's Temperance
society and number ~ invited gucsis
enjoyed A social in Institute he'll, Monday
eycnins.