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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-11-01
AGGRESSION IS WANING.
VENEZUELAN TROOPS AT TACHIRA
ORDERED TO WITHDRAW.
Colombia Is STRENGTHENING Its Position
at Rio Hacha-Genera Osphina De-
MES Charges Against Himself.

Colon, Colombia, October 3l.-The vene.
zuelnn troops at Tachira have been ordered
TO withdraw according to the adylccs re-.
eolyed here from Baranquilla. where the
aggression OF Vene2uela Is waning. The
Colombian government however. continues
TO strengthen It's position AT Rio uacha.
1000 troops from the Colombian frontier
and 1900 have been sent TO Antoquia. OF
which division 500 men recently arrived
at Barauqula. They are shortly expected
on the lsthmus
The Colombian gunboat General plnzon
remains 90 Colon, In order to take part In
the mobilization OF troops from th0t dircc-
tlon IN case or an additional reinforce.
mus.
General Osphina, the Colombian minister
ot war who was recently arrested on the
charge OF consprIug TO oust Acting Prcsl.
cent MQrroquin from oiGicc stubbornly
denied that he had had any connectlon
with a conspiracy against the government.
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SPORTING NOTES.

In an amateur game Wednesday the low
seventh grade Of Hamilton school defeated
the high sixth by score Of to ..
Arthur Williams, a coIlegian who Is Sut
20 years old, is the latest player to sign
with the Chicago national league club.
Amos Rusle is in bad health, iHa Will
leave his Muncie home for Colorado this
week TO recupernte. His ballplaylng DAYS
are over, and when he RECEIVERS he viii rel
turn TO his fathers mattress factory.
Delaney thinks Jeffries has gone in for
700 mqch road work and mountain climb
ing, He reached this conclusion fe%
days ago, when the scales revealed the
TACT that Jef1rles was down to PIG ponds
Too light; too light, muttered Delaney.
Terry McGOyern, In answer 10 claims Of
rival pugllistS that he Is growing too biz
Tor his class, has challenged any lighter In
the world. and Benny Yanger OF CHICAGO,
IN particular, to ,uert him ut 122 mounds
ringsde for wager of $1,000.
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SHORT NEWS STORIES.

NEW. Notwithstanding Tousey Of the
Publishing arm OF thar name in this CITY
WIS probably fatally hurt In driving ac-
cident at YOnkers
-, ACKNOWLEDGEMENT. Mass
flre has destroyed the summer residence
q Waiter J. Mitchell, eutalling a loss of
$4,000 '"'s ~
NEW YORK,-Mls ITckn Could has nm.
nounced that she had acccSted tho pnsition
OF wee President Of the Mckinley menor.
OMAHA, Neb.-Chlef Donahue has 70.
Ceiyed assurance from Chicago handwrlting
experts that the letters received nv be
chief from Pat Grove are genuine.
S'IoUX CITY. lowa:-Gorard Bruce
eunot or the live Stock Record, n news.
paper known throughout the Northwest Il
dead at his home here. wat 10
,MCNCIE,. Ind, President Pattlea of tho
National Association Of Window G,sss
snnppers' states that the organisation 6os
pulled away from the American Fedcr,s
uon OF Labor and Is now independent
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COMMERCIAL.

The ruling rate Of money on call In New
York was 4 per cent.
Coffee futures closed 15G2o points net
lower and Irregular
The Fan River dry goods market was
very quiet.
The London stock market was idle In
anticipation Of holiday Friday.
On scarcity OF offering and bad shipping
weather corn advanced %dAc.
Wheat closed 9sc higher. with oats show
ing an advance OF W..
Provisions were duh and steady, the
close being 26a5c higher.
The New York stock market ran down TO
stagnation on an apprehenslve money stu.
alton.
Cotton contracts advanced on predictions
of cooler wave
The live stock markets were generally
steady and stronger.
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Many Complaints Were Entersd

New York October 31--The starting was
bad at Aqueduct today and the race goers
entered many complaints. There was not
one fair start In the six races and many
horses were beaten before they had gone
a sixteenth of a mile to say nothing Of
those WHO We're actually left at the post
Six furiongs, selling. --Sadducee, Alpaca
FederaliSt. Time liza %.
Mile and seventy yards, selng.-Sweet
Lac Is.
The Babylon handicap, Ave aud half
durlongs. Josepha, Bon Mot Dangerheld
Time OS
The Edgemore handicap, mile and seven
~ Yards Ethics, Lombre. Roxane Time
1:IG 3-5.
Seven furlongs.-Lena Gray, Pearl Fin
der. Arrah Gowan. Time /: IS As.
Mile and seventy yards selling.-Mollie
Prlton, Carr Kanler, Jim McGibben. Time
1:47. ''''N
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AQUEDUCT ENTRIES

Stony Brook handicap, seven furlongs-
iatson 1875, unmasked 1913. King Pepper
N The Amazon Ill. Lady of the valley,
May w. 10. Mary Worth 1903, Cormornnt
Jos, Lady Sterling 100, Trump 30, Andy
Williams IS, Ante Up 80,
Mile and seventy yards, Sellinc-Prlnce
Wilhelm 1903 Lucky Star 10, Cherished
o., pisturber Astor 107, Curtsey, Piede,
rich 30, Trebor 1903
Five and q half furlongs, 2-year-old maid.
ems Kindred no. Slab, Big0try lO7, Mai.
Daniels, Goldaga, Anak, Triton 10, Sine
cure, Fllrtiner, Destitute, Rim Ran i07.
ENtlngulshcr no. Geneseo 1O7. Connecticut
no Gay Girl 10I King Edward no Mary
Lakewood Sucasunna 107
Mile and q sixteenth selling Fatalist
1913 Big Gun 100, Trebor 1903, Handicapper
ll3 Naniuc 1O3
Six furlongs. for 2-year-oIds; selling
Mislcadcr, Neither One Halberdler l1O
Pluto l07. Rlghtaway no James Fitz i02
Equallzc. Justice no Hot 105, Long Love.
Andy Williams 10
Nile and a sixteenth, mnidens-zemora
lO5. Tho Outcast los, Garter Ban, Phllma
Paxton l0j. Jack McGnn t0s, Frenal iOT,
Hawk, George Slmons los. Frank Erne l0s.
Rlvenoak l05. Round Up los The Blue
Coat, Anna Darling. Miss Almy los.
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A SUMMARY OF THE NEWS.
Today's Weather.
POLITICAL.
~WNV
Showers.

Both sides are claiming victory In New
York city, but neither has any assur-
ance The odds have been reversed by
Low money and the fusionist is now the
favorlte.
again in ohio, but their majority will be
n slim one.
The size of the majority is what is wor-
rylng the democracy OF virginia. They
need a large one.
McIaurin Is already badly beaten In
South Carolina, despite the Federal pat
ronage feature.
Illinois republicans are trying TO give
away part OF county to Missouri in order
to get rid Of democratic majority.
The outlook In Maryland is for a sweep
Ing democratic victory.
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BOWLING TEAMS.

The Local Club Has Selected It's List
of Players.
The Turnyeren Bowling clubs enlisted
team selected to represent the club at the
State contest is as follows: l.. f.
Schweikar, William e. Leopold, r.
Voight, s. L. Sam, Henry Schmidt, L. b
y. Schneider, X G Fabcr Sid Daniels.
a Read. II Albright Substitutes A.
j, Weiss and d. Crawford l.. r
SchWekurt was elected captain Of the
team. The team is said to be splendid
one, and one which it is thought Is well
able to defend the honors of the Turn
velein. meeting for practice will be
held al Turner hall this evening. and
every friend of the howlers is asked to be
present.
The Carlsuhe Bowling club, at Dumler's
hall, will select its team for the State
contest this evening
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FOREIGN.

The Pan-American congress voted to ad.
uElt the press.
Prince chuan arrived at Hong Kong on
DIS return from Germany.
fresh outbreak of bubonlc plague Is
reported from Brisbane.
A body of twelve American soldiers killed
fourteen of lao Flllpnos who attacked
them in Samar.
The fnsurgent forces in Cebu, p. l., sur
rendered to General Hughes.
Venezuelan troops were ordered to with
draw from Tachra.
Colombia is strengthening its position at
no Hacha.
Senior Bartholomew Mazo announced his
candidacy for the Cuban presidency.
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ALL TROOPS WILL BE SENT.

Entire Available Force at Aldarshot viii
Be fastened to the Front.
Aldershot October 81. It Is understood
that as Il result OF the conclusion arrived
at by the cabinet Monday every available
effective infantyman probably will he
sent TO the front in South Africa between
now ana Christmas
The department Of the cavalry brigade
from Adcrshot (ordcrs to which effect
were received there last night the troops
hcine instructed to start for South Africa
about tho middle OF Novcmherl have only
q single regiment Of regular cavalry. tho
twenty first Lancers. In tho United
Kingdom Prince Arthur Of Connaugh
who Is n second lieutenant In the Seventh
lipSsars, goes with his regiment To south
Africa.
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HOUSTON.

There IL necessity for more big busl.
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CABINET CRISIS EXPECTED.

Castro's Answer to Pan-Amercan Con-
eress May Cause Trouble.
Wlllemstad Island OF Curacao, October
Sl-Adyices received here today from Car
qeas say that cabinet crisis is expected
mere as result Of the wording OF the an
swer Of Venezuela to the resolution adopt.
ca by the Pan.Amerlcan congress express
ing the hope that Venezuela and Colombia
Would reach an equitable and rational
agreement regarding their present difficulty.
- lhe reply which was received hy Acting
president Baigesa OF Mexico "Wednesday
was sent against the wishes OF the Vene.
zuelan cabinet
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ness houses which the people owning sites
and having the money viii not build.
Important meeting OF the Norsu-Oh Car,
niyal association was held
Arguments were begun in the Wooford.
Brumby injunction case
An attempt on the part OF the civil sery
Ice board to Investigate charges against
certain police officers failed.
Arrests were made on charges Of theft
Of iutchlns house silver stolen during the
Gfe.
There is an issue between Chief Black.
burn and Police officer Quln DER the
restoration of the Menefee jewclry. u
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The Setter Herliann

cray twilight on the sea and on the land;
sweet sky
,Berett 81 sun as heart OF hearts supply.
SLOW pacing stu the melancholy strand,
Escape this death In lifer' Then one
-. drew nigh.
Ihe FOOLS ord,-death," he said. and
took my hand;
And ere ! was aware on alien land
Meath allen skies, stood, and knew II
mine. -
AAwfnl and dear; land OF time and sense,
dense,
Sun radiant heights and human eyes
soul divine,
Flesh yelled, new splendors OF omnlpo.
MARI MARI Appiewhite Bacon, in Hsrper's
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-11-01
AN ERROR WAS MADE.

Inconsistencies Of General GiIlespie's
Estimates Explained
Washington, October 3L-General GILES.
pie, chief Of engineers said that an error
was made in his office in making up the
estimates for river and harbor works for
lne fiscal year. According 10 the original
figures these estimates aggregated about
Sl2,O0000O whereas In fact the estimates
tOtalled S200OO,0O0. The error occurred by
giving the total estimates for rivers and
emitting the additional estimates for har-
bors. The estimates OF 500 100000 Is exclu-
slve of the estimate OF 81 100000 for works
under continuing contracts.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-11-01
Falr Grounds Season cIosed

ST. Louis, October 31.-Thc racing season
at the Fair grounds closed today with
fair card Two favorites were hrst past
the post.
Five and half furlongs. -Byrne of Rose
crea, Meditation, Royal Athlete Time
1907
Six furlongs-P Peaceful, Lady Strathmore,
Huntressa Time l:14t4
Six furlongs.-Ed l., Jake Weber, Gran
tor. Time 1:14
Nile and sixteenth South Breeze. on
dcnarde, Albert + Dewey. Time 1:4s
Mile.-FcliX Bard, Sklman, Alice Tur.
ncr. Tine ! :43
Miss Theresa. Time 2;10.
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New Record Al latonla

Cincinnati, o., October 31.-sevirie es.
tablished a new track record for six fur.
longs at Latonla today IN the handicap for
syear olds and upward.
Five furlongs selling. Albert Lee, Mr..
Pomeroy, Jena Time 1:2115.
Seven furlonKs Balm OF Gilead Harry
New, Hermls. Time / :OS
Mile and seventy yardg.--Uledl Van.
Horeheecke, Iii Nocker. Time I:45.
SIX furlongs, handicap. -Sevirie, Maggie
Felix, Anna Balm. Time 49,
SlI furlongs, selling. Martin ID, Laur.
cite Burke, Lsthrop. Time i;lGA.
Seven furlongs selling. Ecome, John
Grigsby. Time i.2Sh
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Chicago October 31-six furlongs.-Mar-
COS, Inspector shea, Dandola. Time 1l5.
Six furlongs. Harry Harrendecn, Tho
Boer. hummer. Time ia.
Mile. Omdurman, Miracle IL, w j. De
Doe Time 40 40.
Nile. -Hermencla Haviland, Andes Time
Mile and seventy yards.-Guy II, Little
Lois, Fleetwlng Time AZ A..
Mile and seventy yards Mary Moore.
lack Phelps Azin. Time IS 2-5.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-11-01
SPORT.

The season Of racing at the ST. Louis
fair grounds closed.
new track record FOR five furlongs was
established by Levlre at Lstonia.
whitney sold three Of his racers at Heath.
house.
American lcaRuers will arrive tonight.
They will play local teams.
The local bowling team which IS TO meet
Dallas has been selected.
Gus Rubin has hurt his hand and will
not box any more until ne meets Jeflrles.
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FOR LOSS OF APPETITE.
groves Tasteless Chill Tonic.
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THE PRESIDENT MAY ATTEND.
Roosevelt Invited to the Charleston En-
position in February.

Washington, October 81. President
Roosevelt today was invited to attend the
South Carolina Interstate and West In
dian exposition to be t.ld In Charleston
heglnnlng December >. The president said
he would attend If public business would
permit
The committee told the president that
he could set his own date. hut suggested
February II, Lincoln's birthday. This
caught the presidents attention and he
said he would intend on that date II pos
sible. The president promised to open the
exposition on December by touching a
button I'm the white House.
The committee which saw the president
was composed OF +. W. Wagner, pres.
u Charleat0n. and ]. G. nemphllI
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Cabooae Near paIestlnn

Palestine, Texas October IA caboose
attached to the rear Of freight train
going out OF here last night caught fire
from q lantern and was completely do.
..uoyed; out about two miles from town.
gasoline can which was In the car be.
came upset and n brakeman took his ian.
tern and set L down, when the whole in.
aerlor Immediately became mass Sf
nAlnes me train crew worked heroicaIly
20 save she burning car, bur were power.
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civil War in veoe,,,.l,

Wlllemstad, Island OF Curacao. October
so "wednesday, Via Haytian cable Az.
though President Castro has proclaimed
once that Internal peace exists I'm yeue.
Eutlg THIS Is taken as proof that in sniie
eI ms den,as civil war exists IN the re
pss,iras N9npody ~ Caracas considers peace
cTitiesl 4ne situation was never more
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bic on, Canus i02
Selling, mile and seventy yards Free
Admission. Virginia r. ,Deloraine o. Mr..
Bramble a6 Alice ManteIl. Lady Silver.
Nels h. Morris 90 g. w. w 100
Maiden 2-year-old FLIES. FIVE furlongs-
Meme Wastell, Jessie Powell Jean Ra-
phael. Ada s. g., Fitting 100 Owana Vic
tory Queen, Lizzie 10y. Profile 100 Owl
etta loo. Lulu Flight, Netherland 10.
Selling. one mile-Dandy H. IS, Miss
Soak, Pretty Rosie 90, Teucer 1O2. Judge
Steadman, Waterhouse, Dr Fannie Irish
Jewel. Bafned 1903, Schnell Laufer 10.
Clear and fast.
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soHLEY INQUIRY.

Mr.. Raynor closed Admiral Schley's case.
The last witness examined for schley was
Captain Borden.
The government called a number OF wit
nesses In rebuttal.
Captain Chadwick made direct contra
dictlon of one of Schleys most important
statements.
Several Tits between counsel occurred
during the session Of the court.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-11-01
THE PLAGUE AT GLASGOW.
Disease Has Made Its Reappearanoe
Unnistakable Form.

Unmistakable Form.
Glasgow, October 31-The bubonic
plague has reappeared here during the
week. Four suspected cases were removed
from the Central station hotel belonging to
the Caledoman railway and one deed to-
day. The hotel has been closed and all
guests warned to leave by noon tomorrow
II appears that all the cases under sus-
piciun are servants OF the hotel.
An examination Of the bacteria proves
coucusiyely that the disease is the bubonc
plague. -
The municipal authorities In a notice an
bouncing the fact urge all householders to
destroy all rats.
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Couldn't Find II.
Chicago Trlbnnc.

'Loungesi,' echoed the salesman. "y.s
ma ma am rms way, please. What Kind az
lounge would YOU llkeY" VI
IKE one said the sharn. featnred
woman, that can get right up and kiSk n
man out or doors when he comes bo,no
ana throws himself down on It with his
he has 10 wait about two minpt@s gor q hfs
supper, That's the Kind ia ike. bHt III
nave 10 take what ! can get. reckon
covert" W." 'Hu green
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THE oFFICrAr. REpORT.

Washington. October 3l.--An important
cablegram was received at the war de-
partmeut this afternoon from General
ChaIee. II follows In part:
manila, October 8l,--Adiutant GeneraN
Washington: The following from Brigadier
General Hughes; 'lnsurrcction forces Cehu
Island have come In, laid down arms In
good faith In obedience to demand OF PEG.
Pile for peace 100 rifles; eight brass pieces;
sixty officers; 4T0 men. Affairs not yet
satisfactory Bohol Island may move ad
This settles, for the present, at least.
disturbance heretofore existing Cchu IN.
ture disorder that island will be made by
liberal action inhabitants, as peace may be
easily preserved II people disposed to do
So Shall advise Hugh6s waste no time.
but move on Bohol Immediately.
"Chaffee"
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Presidential Pardons.

Washington, October 3l.-Thc president
denied SIX applications for pardon, granted
one and restored to citizenship two appH.
cants.
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Inc Resldenosa n re,,.Il

Terrell, Texas, October 8l.-Two dwell
lnes belonging to the Nicholson heirs and
I, frame store aud It's contents belonylng IN
Nugent stevenson on Broad street ,Sere
destroyed BY IRE about 1880 tonight: Nsfi.
mated loss 5000; Insurance $3.50
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RAILROADS

international and Great Northern officials
inspected terminal grounds at Fort worth.
Acting under mandate from the supreme
court the secretary Of state filed the
amended charter OF the Cotton Belt route.
Bonds TO the amount OF Sl,1e5,OOo. par
value, we're sold on the New York stock
exchange.
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LAToNIA ENrRIps.

Selling, six and half furlongs- Fair,
rcatea e5, sim w. o. Faraday. Ir.. es
lola l0i, Xanthos 102, Flop iOt Badre
Belle ZOE, Jmnap no, Prince Fisher iI2'
:, .rwNo-yeear.olds. seven fnrlongs Margie s..
Whifht, Or. Hare 100. Archie, Woodman
stein; Bert Sargent Circus los. Mamie
English 100. Myrtledell i05. DR.. worth los
Iale John w. Patton, Polly Rlxby ID. Tro.
oeam 81. Charlie Shane %. Bersse, ssu
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NEM YORK. NOT ALARMEn.

New York, october 31.-Dr A. II. Doty,
health officer of the port Of New York,
is not alarmed over the fact that Liverpool
with which New FORK has much CONNER
clal intercourse, has been declared plague
infected port by the Italian and French
governments. He said that New York's
health is in no way threatened.
He explained that liverpool has only
authenticated cases of the plague and these
were conveyed there from another port,
being taken at once on their arrival TO
the special hospital; that the general pub
lie is in no sense involved.
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OUTBREAK OF PLAGUE
Disease Has Made Its Appearance at
Liverpool.
GLASGOW IS ALSO INFECTED AGAIN.
Brisbane Is Likewise Suffering from !
Fresh Outbreak OF the Dread Dis
ease-New York Not Alarmed.

Washington, October 3i.---The United
States consul at Liverpool has cabled the
state department tbat two cases of bubonic
plague and few other suspicious cases
have developed In hospital in Liverpool
The facts were communicated to the ma
llne hospital service. Surgeon General
Wyman has cabed Assistant Surgeon
Thomas, who did similar WORK in the out.
break at Glasgow some months ago, to
proceed Immediately to Liverpool and In.
vestigate the outbreak and keep his GOV.
ernment advised.
This Is the first outbreak in Liverpool in
the recollection Of the authorities here. No
immediate danger to United States ports
Is apprehended, although there wig be a
much moro complete examination W, In.
coming vessels and passengers fromsLi Nsr
pool by the health authorities than herA.
tofore
The official report received here does not
indicate whether the cases are Of yirulentl
or mild type.
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Barn in Ben County.

Bolton, Texas october 3O.-The large
barn Of Or. Hudson with ITS contents.
about twenty piles west az here, burned
ism Is suspected.
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COMMERCE AT A srANpsrlLL.
Jamaica Merchants Want Beers Located
on the Island.

on he Island.
Kingston, Jamaica, October 81 Tho RrIt.
ism steamer Darien from Liverpool for
souih American ports arrived here today
rom Colon Colombia, she brought reports
that business continues at standsun at
Colon
Merchants here are arranging a meeting
10 take place this week for the purpose of
requesting the imperial government 10 take
steps 70 nave a large number Of Beers ner-
manently settled on the Island OF Lnlnnlca
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London October 31.-Upon landing here
today on his return from the United
states Sir Thomas Upton was given
hearty reception.
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Resldenoe al AmhIa.

hPris' Texas, October 80 john Boyds
residence al Ambia was burned Monday
nlghI Win us contents Loss about $1,000;
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WASHINGTON.

An allotment In violation Of a promise
by the interior department has caused
trouble between two big cattlemen in the
Territory
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THE FIRE RECORD.


Gainesville, Texas, October 8O.-rhe rest.
dencce Of George Y. Bird. Jr, was DESTROYED
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SMALL DAILY sKIRMlsAEs.

General Smith Expected to Subdue
samar by Christmas.
Manila, October 30 Advices received
here from Catbagan, capital OF the Island
of Snmar says General Smith has reIla.
BILE Information regarding the Whereabouts
OF tue insurgent leader Lukhan, who Is he
ing nara pressed Small skirmishes take
pace daily Catbalgan was under gre wee
terdaN. General Smith expects 10 ciesr
the Island or Insurgents by Christmas
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DIR. HATHAWAY
The Up-to-Date Specialist.

Treats sue
cessfully all
Chronic Dis
eases OF men
and women
such as con-
tagious Blood
Poison, STRIFE
ture, Varico.
eele, Loss or
Vitality, Fee
male Weak
ness, etc.
Perfect sys-
TEN OF home
treatm G q { !.
c consultations
invited either
at office 0r
by mail Elk
a m ! n ATOM
blanks, Ind
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"eARLAND" STOVES AND RANGES
Awarded nrst prize. Paris Exposition, ieoo