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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-10-15

Washington, October 1.-the recent an.
pontmcnt OF former Governor Thomas
Goodc Jones MS Federal fudge Of the North
eru and Central districts of Alabama has
started n merry fight In the south The
democrats are delighted with the appalnt
ment, for Mr.. Jones Is more than an aver
acc democrat The republicans are M In
arms but at present have none Of the
sinews with which 70 conduct battle
They may try to defeat Jones conArma
ton by the senate, hut their success /,
such an undertaking Is at least doubtful
Their only opportunity to express an ef
feetvc protest is three years on, when II
Is safe to say the state win send to the
republican National convention an anti.
Roosevelt delegation.
1t was not merely The selection OF a
democrat for the best ofTlce TINT has he.
come vacant In the State In the past M.
teen years that offended the republicans
but It was the imputation cast that man
could not he found within the repnhHcau|
party In Alabama possessing the mental
and moral qualifications FOR the office ne
lore the appointment was made President
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Roosevelt announced that he intended 90
select man for the iudgeship whose moral
character was above suspicion and whose
eminent legal Attachments would stand as
Ha absolute refutation Of any charges Of
Before President McKlnley's assasslna-
ION this office was promised 10 William
Vaughan United States attorney for the
Middle district
The office thus illcd by former Governor
Jones Is he only one within the gift of
me president In the state OF life tenure. In
ol probability there win be no further
vacancies for years 20 come apd the selec-
non OF a democrat Tor u position OF this
hnd leaycS caRkcring sore In the sides
OF he Ahhama republicans.
Inc iura of appointing democrats To Of
nee In the South does no. meet with the
approval Of the leaders 81 the party I'm the
house and senate. The old Iacksonian Idea
that TO the victor belong the spells" OK
ISIS 20 pronounced degree among the
members Of the two political parties. II
Is already intimated that Senator Hanna
Nud other National leaders will suggest to
me president In the near future that while
lh'y viii stand by him IN this appoint
mGnt they can not do " in the future
whether the president will tolerate any
tnterfercnce on the part Of the political
leader 3 serious eiiestio n h res ants
~ may lead 10 an open hreachat the very
outset OF his administration.
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FOREIGN.

King Leopold Of Belgium announced his
Intention of visiting America
President Castro Of Venezuela, In press
statement declared his anxiety for peace
with Colombia.
The British are now fcaful lest the Doors
Teialintc by tho execution ot Dutch com
manders on charges Of treason
The Turkish troops were Withdrawn from
the chase after the rapters Of Miss stone
on the demand Of the United states sec.
rotary Of legation al Coustauunoplc.
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RAILROADS

Bonds 10 tac amount ~ S. $4,000. par
value, We're sofa un q Vow York stock
exchange.
Al special meetings oi ac boards Of di-
rectors OF the Galveston, Ii auston and Hen.
dersoD and Texas and New Orleans roads.
A. X. Van Derwenter OF New York was
elected assistant secretary Treasurer.
Texas fruit and vegetable jobbers appeal.
ed TO the commission for the establishment
OF q distributing rate to offset the dlsad-
Naniases OF vegetables mixed carload rate
from ST. Louis.
The annuel convention of telegraphers
convened Ia ST. Louis
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Points from PnIeetine

Falestlnc, Texas, October 1O.-Sherir
Jaekman OF Hays county was in the civ
Yesterday en- route TO Huntsville in charge
OF Young fellow named Ware, whom no
was taking to the penltentlary. Ware Is
only l6 years old and was convictod ~
SIeallng a pair of mules and selling tbnm
in San Antonio and was given two wears
The Palestine International ana co...
HIJ" o,ilr baseball team returned from
InI,ouston today where they defeaied IN M
Fireman team Of that CITY ''eu Tue
Attorney j. 4 Reed frr!no rro,,-....
legal business. ai'er some
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A SUMMARY OF THE NEWS.
Today's Weather.
scHLEY INQUIRY.
Fair and warmer.


Captain Cook. commander Of the Brook
Ign was on the stand for the government
the greater portion Of the day aud testl-
fed that he was responsible for the
Brookyn's loop.
Former Lieutenant Joseph Beale was the
last witness for the government.
Eduardo Nunez a Cuban pilot, was the
first witness Introduced In behalf OF Schley.
Commodore Fulham explained the changes
In Schley's dispatch which stated regret
fully his Inability 70 obey orders Of the
department
Captain Cook testified that he had al.
ways regarded schley as an enthusiastically
brave and patriotic officer.
Upon the conclusion Of the presentation
OF tile governments ease, 1t was shown that
the charges against schlcy have not been
sustained
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THE RACES.
Tommy Burns Was Set Down at Morris
Park.

Park
New York. october 1i A driving rain
storm limited the attendance ut Morris
I'ark today to the regulars Burns was set
post In the third race
Seven. furlongs Paul clifford, Carbunclc.
himself Time 30
The Blue Girl stakes. five aud one h1lf
furongS Lux Castu Octoroon Blanche
Herman. Time ! lOia
The Yankee handicap six and one half
IIurlongS Numtor lgnltrr III Sctaukci
Nile, Nile. Handicapped, Lord Pepper, Sadie s.
,,| selling, mile Criterion. Animosity. Aston
over the hill hnudicap one and one. six
tccnth miles Ten Candies. The Rhymcr.
Fernando. Time l.4SM.
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strong IL his eros, Norvo roras VA
I'm re9lJtr re ahInaance 81 Fiss,,lt n
his svstcm n from snv e1rS ssN ~ !
Weak If Won lock Inc 1bvsIes J s,,,1
and 1orsoi1eI ,nogno,isn, p,Ss, svsss
ccssfnI man m n bore th nara i
Isbjn% of Eioct,Jcltv in vnnr svst.n "A
tx dw1finG yon, fscpltics and asSar
Tho fonndotion ~ yo,,r nbysissi XXX,
cnnstitnfio" and befora Won can M.
strong and sturdy vnnr system nv
rcnlcnisbcd Win that vial elensr
Ii'fc- rlectrlcify M
have ofter ve,rs NJ study resa,,a
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Kidney Troubles

Are very dangerous disorders ~
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warning you that grim dlssAse
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Drugs only aggrayate your aa l,ss.i
aid disease in destroying the gAaAe.
stance of the Kldneys-then m
Pain in Back. and other whal w
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WEATHER INFORMATION.
Probabilities.

Washington. October 14.-E8stern Texas
Fair and warmer Tuesday; Wednesday in
creasing cloudinoss fresh southeasterly
winds on the coast
Oklahoma and Indian Territory-Fair and
warmer Tuesday; Wednesday partly cloudy
and unsettled weather: southwesterly
winds
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SPORT.

Arrangements were mndc for the con
struction Of an automobile race course on
Long Island.
Although American Jockeys arc not popu
lar in Paris, they are paid high salaries
because they can ride to wine
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Fire in New OIL.

to nS% Orleans, October ia a.. -.
igTHars store 81 ' Tie ub II which the large
ISSst,oNed and the reutonic II company was
'"s burned Loss about 500, Cos S5nee build
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HOUSTON.

The school trustees have purchased a site
Tor the proposed new Third Ward school
house.
The mayor will have several vetoes be.
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Plies Cured Without The XIII.

Itching RIind "'e Nnie.
Plies. Your 8Tn drug Bleeding or protrudln,
money Xom y PAzo OINTMENT ffe sml you
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Not included in means.
District AVERAGES
TO CURE A COLD IN CNF nav

rake Laxative BrOmo Qunlne Tablets. All
druggists refund money II il fails to cura
L. w. Groves signature is on eacn box. 25c
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General Observations.

Observations taken by the United States
weather bureau at p. m, 9TH meridian
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-10-15

Rice Navarro County, , Ie1,st obt
l1.-A light rain fell here uu''' "A
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e,a,., x Is CT WON.
WIVES 1as'elsss ehiu kosls
New-York tribune., 1901-05-31
REAL ESTATE.

". F. & C. H. Smith have sold for the United
Real Estate and Trust Company for Improvement
two lots the east side of Walton-ave.. about 200
feet south of Burnsde-ave., for $4,000. They have
sold also for Mr.. Morris 10 Mr.. Hoffman the plot
situated the southeast corner of Fifth-ave. and
Thirteenth-st, Williamsbridge, with two story
private dwelling house for about $500 who took
in part payment No. 500 Nostrand-ave.. Brooklyn.
four story brown stone single athouse. for $1,000
B. Freund, of No. IS Maiden Lane, has bought
No l,s93 Second-aVe., five story double tenement
house, with stores, 25xsxe6S feet on private terms
The Globe Realty Company has sold TO George a.
Simpson through NJ. NJ. Singer & Co two apart
ment houses, Nos. e. and 50 East Nnety-seventh-st.
1t reported yesterday that Arson Phelps
Stokess large estate Shadow Brook, at Lenox,
had been sold. Mr.. Stokes said last night that it
had not been sold. One two persons have been
considering the purchase. however.
AUCTION SALES TO-DAY.
BY John T Boyd Nos. 55S and $50 West One
hundred-and-twenty-siX south side, 75 feet
east Of Broadway, two lots. each 25x9911. two five
story brick hathouses William Fl. Macy jr., execu-
tor, etc against Thomas J. Robinson and another:
actions ! and 2; W. B. & c. F. Chamberlin. attCr-
neys; James A. Lynch, referee: amount due on
each A8.96O; each subject to taxes etc. S425.
New-York tribune., 1901-05-31
THE NORMAN IN COMMISSION.

Commodore Frank Tilfords steam yacht Nor
man went into commission yesterday. AS soon as
her pennant run up she proceeded 10 Green
wich, Conn, where the commodore put the Indian
has just been drydocked, her decks recaulked and
new metal awning fixtures fitted. The interior has
been entirely redecorated. and last winter she
had engines. a blower and a new air
pump put in Her engine room has been entirely
redecorated by the w & a. Fletcher Company. of
HOboken. who look for a big Improvement in her
speed. The Norman is 100 feet all. 100 feet
the load waIerline. has a beam breadth of Is
feet and draught of feet inches.
New-York tribune., 1901-05-31
INDIAN HARBoR SPRING RACES.

After the home of the Indian Harbor Yacht Club
had been opened yesterday with bunting. guns and
general enthusiasm. the fleets sent out TO
race in a light southeast breeze which held true
all day. Frank Bovine Jones's raceabout Badger
won her second race of the season. This the
first race in the championship series, and the
Badger. which is a Crowninshield design. sister
ship TO the jolly Roger. beat two Herreshoff
boats OF the same class. the Rogue and the Oonagh
The handicap race for club yachts of 43 feet
racing measurement and under had six starters
Alfred Peats, commodore. first prize with his
Empronze. of the S0-foot racing length, with the
second.
New-York tribune., 1901-05-31
COLUMBIA PRACTISING NEARBY.

The defender Columbia, the champion of 1899,
found practising yesterday off Hampstead Har-
Dor. She was in charge of Charlie Barr The
yacht was carrying a large clubtopsan. and
trying a jibtopsai apparently new one. Her ap
pearance there a surprise, it had been re-
ported that she was at Newport. 1t was learned
however, from her manager. E. ID. Morgan, that
he intended to keep the Columbia at practice near
Glen Cove until Mr.. Duncan let him know that
The Constitution ready to begin the daily prac-
tice racing at Newport. This may be arranged to-
NOR
New-York tribune., 1901-05-31
ATLANTIC YACHT CLUB REGATTA.
SEA GATE YACHTSMEN FAVORED WITH
PLENTY OF WIND.

Sea Gate yachtsHen were better favored by the
wind yesterday than those who were racing In the
Sound 4 fresh southeast wind held true all day.
and there Of the calns and shifts that
afflicted the amateur sailors twenty miles further
east
Five classes were started in the racing. the first
being OF at 305. These were II. B. Shaen's
Maraquita and u A. Roberts's Ondawa, and the
Aksta. owned by George HlL in a class by herself;
also the new boat We Win II. owned by f. NJ.
RANDALL IN the 36-fOot yaWl class
:, The for Class X was Fort Lafayette.
New-York tribune., 1901-05-31
HARLEM YACHT CLUB REGATTA.
vLUKEY WIND AND CALM FAIL TO MAKE
IT OTHERWISE THAN A SUCCESS.

The Harlem Yacht Club held its nineteenth an
raal regatta at City Island yesterday, and 1t was
generally admitted that the affair was success.
Notwithstanding the weather threats Of the early
morning.
The nrenaratorv signal was given at lis p m,
and at 20 the first three classes got their send
of The ebb tide favored the boats, as they worked
OF on the northeasterly wind, with a long ana
s-r-1 leg 10 the far mark. II then an easy
reach 10 the Delaney Point mark, and run nome
easf Tho finishes were delayed by the change OF
1he wind from northeast TO south-southwest as the
hCefe we're exDectfng have a free run home.
This set them 10 beating again. but II was better
than The dead calm they had experienced Tor a
while. .-,- -. 49,.
Tie formal opening of the club took place before
the racing began. and IN the evening thSie was
dsrrinz, in the clubhouse. -. -,
New-York tribune., 1901-05-31
AMERICAN CLUB OPENING.

The formal opening Of the American Yacht Club
for the summer season took place Yesterday at
Milton Point, Rye, when. signal the club colors
were hoisted and saluted by the vessels at anchor
in the harbor. The house committee has ar
ranged to continue the Thursday evening dinners
in the summer months and there will be music.
New-York tribune., 1901-05-31
new YORK CENTRAL.

HARLEM DIVISION.
912 A NJ. p. TO
Pittsheld: Sundays only a $50 a. VI.
Pullman all through trains
Trains illuminated with Pfntsch Light
Ticket Offices 113 261. ais 1915 Broadway, 23
Union So w. 275 Columbus Ave. 133 West 125th ST.
125th St. and 13Sth St Stations York 33S and T29
Fulton st. and 1O4 Broadway z. D., Brooklyn.
Telephone 200 SSth Street York Central Cab
Service Baggage checked from hotel residences by
Westcott Express Company
EDGAR VAN EsTTEN GEORGE H. DANIETS.
General Superintendent. General Passenger Agent.
New-York tribune., 1901-05-31

southampton, May 30-The towing of Sham
rock ii TO the Clyde has been delayed TIL
yacht will be drydocked on Saturday next in or
der to repair her rudder.
New-York tribune., 1901-05-31

East Bank and then home this being sailed twice
a Instance or eleven nautical miles. They had
nere a run to the hrst mark, a close reach TO the
SECOND mark, beat to the third and a run home
Inc ether classes started sailed a seven-Tnile
course, and had In their course run, a reach and
a close fetch. The following table shows the re-
suits of the racing:
CLASS ks TO 81 FOOT srooPs-sTARr $685.
Elapsed
aacht owner Finish. time.
ndraquita H b. Shaen. 6:i1OS 2:0S:0S
onoawa- H A Robert. ............... 5:l126 2:O6:26
CLASS M-So TO 80 FEET-sTART $40
Akista, George Hill ............... 4:2e4S 1:1e:4s
CLASS M-YAwLS-so TO SO FEET-sTART 3I0
We Win II. F. Randall. ............ 4:3s:5I 1:2s5i
CLASS P-SLOOPS-21 TO Is FEET-START, $40.
Song and Dane. E F. Luckenbach .4:49o4 1:39:o4
CLASS R-sDooPs-Is FooT-START 3:i6
Pebble r. w Speer. 1:3i:07
Fehut Albert Brewer 4:52:2S 1:31;2s
The winners the Maraauita Akista (san over.
Pebble
New-York tribune., 1901-05-31
RAcEABoUTs-sTART s:O5.
THE CONSTITUTION AT BRISTOL.
REACHES THERE FROM NEWPORT FOR
MINOR WORK ON HER RIGGING.

bristol. R. l. May 3O-The Constitution came up
here this afternoon from Newport. running up the
bay as far as Sandy Point light under her own
sail where the mind fell fat and she was towed
into the harbor by the Mount Norris.
The Yacht will probably remain here two days.
rrincirally TO have ringbolt placed in her decks
for lashing the ciubtopsail spars. Some other
minor work viii be done on her rigging.
NIr Duncan did not sail up with the yacht, com
ing from Newport by train. After some little time
81 me FIerreshoff works he went back down the
fav on the Mount Morris, taking along set or the
C1,5r-oTlsail SuarS.
New-York tribune., 1901-05-31

AT THE MARINE AND FIELD CLUB.
The knockabout of the Marine and Field
Club were started yesterday at 3I5 p m a
nine mile laid in Gravesend Bay. The
Kelpie took first prize. the Quinque second, and
the Jag-a-jag finished third.
New-York tribune., 1901-05-31

SANDY HOOK ROUTE.
foot OF Rector
Through Point Pleasant 1000 100 3s5. s:so
ROYAL. BLUE LINE.
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
f.4:sO +T:30 $500 300 $1,000 -11;3O a m ffsoo.
.. so tS 90 IS 80 t4:OO $500 t43O 800 100 tT5o
5000 tt9 25 D. m, s12:15 r1dt.
BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON.
s.4:sO $500 $1,000 .11 80 t1Oo. '1So. 's;4o.
800 100 D. m. s12.f5 mdt.
Orices: Liberty Ferry South Ferry. 1ts. 2Sl 45a
1900 1884 Broadway; 1S2 5th Ave, ISI 6th Ave. IS
Union S0 West l5S St. 273 West 125th ST..
245 Columbus Ave. York. Court St. 344 $50 Ful-
ton St Brooklyn: 9S Broadway williamsburg New York
Transfer Co checks baggage destination.
fFrom Liberty St only. 'Daily tDaily. except Sum
day. SSundays only
New-York tribune., 1901-05-31
Railroads.
IackaWanna Railroad
ERIE RAILROAD.

Through trains New York. foot Of Chambers
as follows and 5 minutes earlier from W. Esd ST
900 a. m. Daily-Solid train for Buffalo. Arr p. m.
Binghamtcu waverly. Elmira and Bradford. Coaches.
narior ear nd cafe dining Buffalo.
m. Daiy.-ChicaEc Lmbed-FaSt Mali-Solid
train 10 Chicago arriving ~ D. Cleveland a
Cleveland. Cincinnati Dining
.:so . m Daily-Bufralo and Cleveland Express~Arr.
RuTaIo O5 Bradford T2O. Jamestown 90 Youngs-
town 10 p m. Cleveland 1875 sleePers to Buff
fao and Cleveland. Cafe car
oI5 o m paiy.-Sold train for Snshamton, wayer-
lv Elmira Chicago. Sleepers Buffalo Chicago Gin
cinnati. Dining
fIyIcKETs local TIME CARDS AND PULLMAN
4 ACCOMMODATIONS AT Ill. 1l3, 26l. 800 1850
broadway l5T l25th ST. and 2Is West i2ath ST,
Chamhers and 23d 81 ferries New York; SS3 and
ss0 Fulton St es Broadway Brooklyn; l22 River Sc.
Hohoken and Jersey City Station. New York Transfer
Co calls for and checks baggage 20 destination
New-York tribune., 1901-05-31

A MEXICAN LINE.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
ST. 3, 10 st. Paul July 10. 10 a
ST Paul 10. 10 m Louis July II 10 a
St Louis. 90 10 St Paul. Aug Z. 10 a
RED STAR LINE.
NEW OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
.Zeeland. June s. noon Southwark June TO- noon
Friesand June L. sVaderland June 26
sNew Twin Screw Steamers calling at Cherbourg-
INTERNATIONAL. NAVIGATION COMPANY
Piers IL and l5. n. r. Offce. % Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1901-05-31

CENTRAL R. R. OF New JERSEY.
Stations New York. Liberty ST. and South Ferry
Cime from south Ferry fve minutes earlier than below.
except noted)
IWesz Davs Sunday.
New-York tribune., 1901-05-31

Goo Eate for Classification
RUIbER-Competent Canadian Protestant: wiling
- ana obieins; middle aged would sleep out; cl'y'
references. J. H.. AIS West I0th-st.
4 tOACHMAN.T experienced family coachman;
~ unsurpassed testimonials prominent met
ropoan families silfu driver; expert horseman smart
appearance conscientious economical energetic
temperate Industrious respectful trustworthy anywhere
THOMASBY I96 6th-ave. CMcKinleys).
GARDENER Experienced all around. In vegetable and
VI fruit growing greenhouses grounds; good florist
SINGLE best Of reference. Address c. 2 Tribune
Office.
Useful MAN attend invalid: handy, willing, sober;
German good appearance; good reader personal reie
ences; city country. LOU. $50 East 72d-st.
GSOOK.-Smart woman; class: years personal
~ references from first class family cards 100 East
54th-st.
New-York tribune., 1901-05-31
HAMRll9G.AMERlGAN llNE.

LilAMTUI8G7AlMERilGAM LYME.
TWIN-SCREw EXPRESS SERVICE
Every Thursday
- PLYMOUTH IERBOURG-HAMBURG.
r BISMARCK June 8. 10 A. "a
deutschland, June 13. PM F. Bismarck. July A. 10 AM
a. victoria June 20. 10 AM Deutschland. July IL noon
Columbia. June 81. 10 AM Columbia. July 25. 10 AM
TWIN-SCREW PASSENGER SERVICE
Every SATURDAY.
RBOCRG-HAMBURG-
rrPhcencia June i. Z Pm Pennsylvania June 20 PM
Patricia. June s. 930 AM Pretoria. July g. Az
Maldersee. June IS. PM .Phcenicia. july l3 2so Pm
Bulgaria. June 22 0 AM Patricia July 90. S AM
ITO Hamburg direct.
@l1MMER CRUISES
10 THE LAND OF the MIDNIGHT sun. from Ham
burg July July Cfrom y. Y. June 2o. July % and
% the BALTIC and the principal cities Of NORWAY.
SWEDEN. RUSSIA and DENMARK. from Hamburg
Aug. IS. by the yacht PRINZESSIN VICTORIA
LCISE (5,0oo tons. $50 feet longl. and S. S. AU
GUSTE VICTORIA. All appointments strictly first
class. Attractive itineraries arranged Further
ticuars application 10 the
HAMBURG-AMERICAN LINE. 81 BROADWAY
New-York tribune., 1901-05-31
Gountrn properIn for Sale.

Invest little and get rich when the bridge comes
It won't be long built. $500
and 300 will thea be worth ST. 900 each and upward
Invest $40 monthly. Own your home and enrich your
children. Communication only IS go and come
over trolley and 42d st. ferry Franklin ST. Twenty
minutes ride only trolley. property. Write
for descriptive free map
EDGBWATER HEIGHTS OFFICE.
l3l West 2sd ST.. New York
New-York tribune., 1901-05-31
SHAMROCK TO GO IN DRYDoCK.

The winners were the Maraauita Aksta (sail overD.
WIN II Csat over. Song and Dance (sail over) and
New-York tribune., 1901-05-31
FURNISHED Apartments 60 fef.

ID ENT October; connecting furnished apart
III rooms all light and cool T. b. l25 F. 2ith-st.
yT,HIRTY- FOURTH STREET. Park Ave.-BacheIor
l. apartment and physicians once IL East 34th-st
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1901-07-27
AZ Good, A. ANY,

AS 0oo0 ~ any, /.
whats your dogs name?" =
"Tip.s a.- =
':Short for Tippecanoe?" 49,.
"Oh. no Isjust call him Tip because
hes Observation-Disclosures Press.
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1901-07-27
Used the Same Kind.

During charge of the Dublin Fusi-
leers. in the South African war, an Irish
lad stumbled into sconce and almost
on top of hiding Boer. He was SO
close that he managed to run him
through the shoulder with his bayonet
at the same time as the burgher fred
his rifle from the hip. They both fell
wounded. one on top Of the other, and
lay there while the battle swept on be-
yond them. All at once the Irishman
heard suspicious gurgling sound. 1t
was not the death rattle Of his opponent,
but came from the tin water bottle that
the Boer was applying to his lips. The
Irishman. who was not badly wounded,
touched the Boer on his elbow.
my friend" he said, could you spare
me little of that:"
Certainly" said the Boer in good En-
glish, and handed it over.
1t contained something stronger than
water, and the man from Dublin
smacked his lips. The bottle passed to
and fro several times. and they began
to grow laxative. They helped tie up
each others wounds and were discussing
their families avoiding the painful SUBJ
ject of the war, when a bearer company,
searching the battlefield, found themA-
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