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The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1901-04-11
NAVAL STORES

WILMINGTON, n. c., April TO- : Turpentin,
steady at 301a6I3l; receipt 81.
Rosin nothing doing at Sl.100115; recipe $50
Crude turpentine nothing doing at $l.1002.10
receipts barrels
Tar firm at S120; receipts l0s.
SAVANNAH, Ga, April 10 Turpentine firm al
3414; receipts $50; sales 538; exports l47.
Rosin firm, receipts AGO. sales 49, export.
147
Quote: A, B, c, Sl9O; D, sl.35; f, 81. 40; F
81. IS; G, Sl.50: II, $3.50; /. $685. *, S1.80; NJ
81. 95; N, Sl.q5; " G, 81. co. w w, 1925
CHARLESTON, S. c.. April TO- Turpentint
quiet ~ 70; receipts -, sales ; exports
Resin firm; receipts 49, sales exports =
Quote: A, 3, G, 81. 25; d, 1870; i, 81. S. f. ST. 40
G, 81 10: II, 81. 50; j. Sl.65; X, 81. so NJ $I95; n
81. 95; VIC $205; w W, $3.50
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1oprn,Na. H1aaEsTl LowEsT.i cIos1Ne
cash quotations were as follows;

Flonr easy; winter patents S38502 a5:
straights SD 20a3 20; clears 2.6Oa3 30; do spring
specials 1870; spring patents S35O603sO: do,
straights SS.O0a3.3O; bakers 81 20025O Wheat
No 2 spring -; No. 8, 6707l No 2. red.
695s@72 Corn No. 2, 484a431a; No. 2, yellow
43Aa43%. Oats No. 2, -; No. 2 white 90 No
feeding as; fair to choice mailing 4sa56
No fax seed $3.50; No. | northwestern
Sl.56 Prime timothy seed $40 Mess
bs, S. 27H783 30 Short ribs sides Coose) So. o56
S25 Dry-salted shoulders (boxed) 6A@6% Short
clear sides (boxed) Ss.2508.S7h. Whiskey l.27.
Sugar, cut loaf o.; grannlAted, SAT; CONNECTIONS
SlO75
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HENEWs AND observer, THURSDAY MORNING. APRIL H. 1901
GRAM AND PROVISIONS.

Chicago, III, April 1O.-While the grain
markets were fairly steady today, trade
generally was tame in the absence OF
new factors May wheat closed 1-S0Ac
higher; MAY corn, NC. lower; May oats,
1-8@Ac. down, and provisions 2lk@5c.
to 713c. higher.
Lending futures ranged as follows:
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OTHER COTTON MARKETS.
NEW YORK MONEY.

NEW YORK, April 10 "A m.-Money ON call
firm at 31&Gz7 pei cent; last loan 6 per cent !;
Prime mercantile paper at 3h041S per cent.
Sterling exchange steadier, with actual business
in bankers bills at 4.S7B for demand and
at 4sI5s for 90 days. Posted rates 485S
and 4.s9 Commercial bills 4S3A6l4 SD Silver
certificates 5S059 Bar silver 5915. Mexican
dollars 48. Government bonds strong; State
bonds weak; Railroad bonds strong
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NEW YORK.

New York, April 10. Flour quiet but steady
Minnesota patents 50. 90lD4.20; do. bakers $1,000
3 %; winter patents S3,6004:O0.
Rye flour du fair TO good 81. S003 10; choice
TO fancy 3d. 20I1350
Buckwheat Hour quiet at 81 1902 b.
Bnckwheat duh Mt 60GD63.
Corn meal steady; yellow western 81; city 81;
brandywine 81. 450l2.50.
RYE dull; State rye 566l57; No. 2, western COW.
Barley steady; feeding 46a481s mailing 60a65h.
barley malt dull: western 65G872.
Wheat spot hrm; No, 2. red 7s5S. Options,
May 76as July 1914 September 75%.
Corn-spot quiet; No. 2 40. Optic May
4Sh July 48; Sc TENDER 47J4.
Oats spot dull; No. 2, 3024. Options quiet but
fairly steady.
Beef quiet; family $l5 75a175O; mess $500
800: packet S850a9O0 beef hams Sl850al9. 90.
Cut meats steady; picked bellies SA@10h; do.
shoulders Z; do hams 9A0l04.
Lard slcadV: western steamed $50; refined
steady; to the continent $780, South America
$3.50; compound 65s0694.
Pork trm; family l65OglLOO; short
clear s60O0ls.oO; mess sl5.0O0i6oO
Tallow firm; city $500 per package), $3.50
country (packges free) 5ls@5h.
Petroleum easy; refined New York S7.65; Phil
adelphia and baltimore 500; in bulk, S5.05.
Resin steady; strained. common to good, ST. GO.
4at Pentine steady at 34S341s.
Rice steady; domestic, SS@6A; fair to extra
Japan 4246147s.
Speiter dull: domestic S3S5a390
Coffee spot Rio dull; No invoice ga; mild
dull; Cordoya SA@l2h Options April +;
May s. As; June :; .uly S560@5.65; September
IS 30 October -.
Sugar-raw firm; fair refining 3 1872: CEN
trifugal 95-test, l-l6; molasses sugar 1890
1915; refined steady; mould a so; standard A
5 Is; confectioners A Sis; cut loaf 5.s5: crushed
IS; powdered 5.45 granulated 5.35; cubes $50.
: b. tier firm; western creamery, FRESH. 1922:
factory l10l5: State dairy l502l.
G! cese steady; fancy large white ll0ll4; do.
sma l2G1l2A.
Eggs easier; State and Pennsylvania at mark
il@l44; Southern, at mark, lS@lSA.
Potatoes quiet; Jerseys Sl.256Dl.5O; New Yorks
81. 40611. 624a; Long Island Sl.500pL75; Jersey
sweets Sl.750D2.25.
NIolasses quiet; New Orleans, open kettle,
good TO choice, 5000.
Peanuts quiet; fancy hand-picked 4A05; do
nestle 41a6g4A
tabbages steady; State sl465lS per ton.
Freights to Liverpool; cotton by steam IA; do
gFaIh-.
Cotton seed oil quoted steady. Prime crude,
barrels 3319 prime summer yellow 35D35%; OF
summer How 341a prime white 39040; do.
winter yellow 80; prime meal $500
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BALTIMoRE PROVISIONS.

BALTIMORE, April 10 = Flour quiet; western
super S2.3002.46 family $3.OO03.25; winter
wheat patents So. 85G1405; spring patents So 951
APO; do. straights, S3.S5113.95
Wheat 6rmer; spot and month 76ha76sS; May
761607655; steamer No. red -; Southern
wheat by sam lie 70817.
Corn easier; mixed, spot and thu month 464
d46se; May 45A046I Southern white corn.
4SG4s15: do. yellow
Oats frmer No. 3 white 1904; do. mixed.
Rye quiet; No nearby, 81.
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SLEEP ON IT THIRTY NIGHTS.

And notv
made you
o
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sEABoARD STOCKS AND BONDS,

BALTIMORE, April 10 - eaboard Air Line
common 21G27ss: preferred AIS asked
Ronds-4's S29s082A.
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EOOD'S PILLS cure Liver sIIs, 81,
louTress, Indigestion, HOadsche
Sa0y 60 tAkO. e8SV tc oneVate, 2HS
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STOCKS AND BONDS.

New York. April 10.-The speculation
for the advance was renewed. in force
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NORFOLK PEANUT MARKET.

NORFOLK Va April 10 Peanuts dull; fancy,
q ;eSt ictly prime, 21l025s; prime 2021s com
mon, - low grades 11461I4 machine picked,
1s(02; Spanish, zoe per bushel.
New-York tribune., 1901-04-21
THE ELECTRIC FOUNT4IY,

CHICAGO UTTERLY OUTDoNE AT BUFFALO
There will be fountains almost without end
at the exposition. and nearly all of them will
run day and night But there will be one which
will surpass all others in certain particulars
and which will be in operation only a short time
each evening. perhaps over half an hour ON
the average.
The site of this fountain is a small artificial
island that has been constructed in North Bay
and North Bay. in spite of it's name is in the
southwestern part of the exposition grounds
near the southern extremity of the Midway
from the centre of the basin viii rise jet no
less than 10 feet high and an inch and a half
thick where 1T starts. Something over a hun
urea minor 5ets' most of them inclined at
angle from the perpendicular will also contrib
ute to the display. These streams will not all
flow at once. however. but will be EMPLOYED in
combinations requiring only a part of them at u
time.
Among the various watery designs which will
be wrought out in this manner will be pyramids
pine trees. sheaves of wheat. lilies fans and mist
banks 1t is intended to vary the programme
from evening to evening. so that one visit to the
scene will not reveal all the possibilities of the
spectacle
Beneath the basin will be a wide chamber in
whose ceiling set twenty-five glass plates
TO permit the projection Of the rays of powerful
arc lights upward to the water Jets. The levers
which control the several systems of piping
and combinations of orfces for the water are
operated down in this chamber. as we'll as the
horizontal colored glass screens that are to be
interposed between the lights and the holes
in the ceiling. OF course. these holes called
"hOlophote openings are made absolutely water
tight, to prevent leakage from the basin of the
fountain The pumps which force the water
from the various orifices also placed in the
Subterranean apartment
The plans for the Buffalo electric fountain
were supplied by Luther Stieringer who has had
extensive experience with such enterprises and
there can be no doubt that ii will utterly eclipse
that OF the Worlds Fair in Chicago. in the
variety and dimensions of it's attractions The
best place from which To view this display will
be the shores of North Bay. near the New-York
State Building.
New-York tribune., 1901-04-21
THE MILITARY ACADEMY ENHIBIT.

The Military Academy at West Point will be
represented by complete and interesting ex-
hibit. showing the history. the curriculum and
the plant of the institution This exhibit will
be part of the War Departments contribution
To the exposition. The inclosure of the West
Point exhibit will be in the form of a cadet bar
racks. and the place will be in charge of a COM
mittee of professors from the Military Academy
appointed by Colonel Mills
New-York tribune., 1901-04-21
THE FLORAL DISPLAY.

Two hundred thousand hardy perennials have
been planted for the purpose of beautifying the
grounds of the Pan-American Exposition. and
the great floral display will include over five
hundred beds of popular flowers with tropi-
cal plants and aquatic plants in the courts Mir-
ror Lakes. Grand Canal and lagoonA
New-York tribune., 1901-04-21

thing we feel sure, even while the sound of the
workman's hammer is in the air and the dull
ness of untimely weather broOds over the scene
the Pan-Amercan buildings in a bright set
ting will make a very bright spectacle.
New-York tribune., 1901-04-21

architecture, but about the landscape gardening
and greenery generally. is omitted for the rea-
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-13
ARMY FRAUD AT FRISCO.
Soldiers Have Been SELLING Government
Supplies to Peddlers.

Soldiers Have Raen eat,i,o c.,,..... 4
CO.. o0e' SeHinq government
supplies 10 PeddlerS.
san Francisco, June i2.--General shafter
Colonel Name trs,,,t,. ,..,,, ~,
,'aP'V'oV S'heRi OF the de-
pAftment Of california, and the Federal
grand Jury are investigating renorts ~
fraud committed in no so,,,,,,Is,a.t'
'.'"u '"lHuht'C. ia tue colnmissary branch
Of tho army crvIce IN this city. That
the reports seem To he based an son,etbint,
n,oro e,,h.+o,.l, 49,, ~ 'N'"' '"i"s
'uan ru'noF Is evidenced
ny the disclosures following the arrest
Of Lewis Abrams ana his son aeoi.,. A.,
sa,,,,,a 80 pla, ","''Is al
'e'"'" """u Totnthg'' captain seymour
or the local detective force. VINO is assist
ing the grand 3urv said todav
.,rn - ''""'
'"V soN'Ii 1heht mas unquestionahly
been robbed 10Y long time and | believe
the loss throuvh p,o ,,isb.,,,.,.
'"v "'sN"uus'S OF some
army eulcerS atd others viii reach hun-
drcdt of dollars The Federal grand inry
no. ,t,., mt. "a ....l - 80
""s '"' ""'''I 81 prosecution IN us hands
and ] believe that arrests Will be made
that win ,tartle rho ,,omn,,oit,,u
General shsftcr odn,ittc1 49, .i,.,..
"Vu''"l smarter "umlVtei that theits OF
clothing had been going on bur said there
wus no sbortape In am, donartr,,,, ~,
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lNoEMNlTlEs VET UNSETTLED.
Powers Are at Sea as to the Total Of
Amount

Washington. June f2--Mr Rockhn's
proposition 10 submit the indemnity ques.
tIon TO Tho Hague tribunal, ii is now
learned, carries with It the adjustment 90
the total Indemnity Through misundet-
standing which perhaps was purposely
created by some OF the powers the SUN
of 4oO,0o0o00 .aels was proposed. supposed
to have finally been agreed upon by all
the powers as the indemnity to be de.
manded from China. As matter Of fact
there Is nothing official to show that tue
powers, or indeed a majority OF them
actually made this matter OF formal
agreement II Is true that China under,
took TO pay an Indemnity of $50 UOO.OlO
taels, but Il II equally true that the under-
taxing, doubtless based on the mlsunder-
standing above referred To. was al least IN
advance Of formal agreemen. among the
mnlsters themselves, Hence Mr.. Rock,
hilfs proposition 10 Include the total OF
the Indemnity In the matters 10 he sub.
mitted 20 The Hague arbitration Euro.
pean criticism based upon the idea that Mr.
Roekhins proposition as 10 arbitration con.
Germs only the method Of payment are
therefore founded on error The hone thai
the arbitration plan VIII prevail Is based
upon the belief that no scheme SO far
brought forward has been sufficient
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oourt d Criminal AppeaIs.

Austin, Texas, June IL The following
proceedings were had today in the court
OF criminal appeals;
Afhrmcd-John A. Richards, from uous.
ton: Sam Wade, from I'M; John Pearl
death, from Coleman; Nicholas Torres.
from Caldwell; Jim Henry assault, from
FAILS James Moseley. from Houston; Newt
Ramsey two casesl, from Fannin; Charles
Pones from Bexar; Ralph whitney, alias
Ralph Winston, from Harris; Joe Ash
from Edwards
Reversed and remandod-Alf Cogden
from lilll; r. w Cook, from Parker.
Motions for rchcaring oycrruled-J. Lee.
merit and Mrs NJ, y. Lehman, from Dnnlcy:
p. NJ. Dunn two cases., from Coryell
Jake Aerrlnston. from Hamilton; A. NJ
submitted on record Phillip Fry ID. H.
Doege. two cases. and Riley Newman
from Tarrant.
On hricf, for both partes-J E. Aiken
On briefs and oral arguments for botn
parties John Edmonds, Will Duckworth
CAB Hall, from Collin; Thomas ScbnstlE
and J; a; Bennett, from mn; enry Ran.
dell death, from Harris
On motions for reheHring-Jnhn Mosatr
from Bell; J NJ Hickey, from Travis.
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eau Antonio Texas, June 1a.-Proceed.
,rss were mad in the Fourth court OF civil
appeals today as follows:
An'tmea; southern Pacihe Railway Com.
S"uy vs. George d. Arcald, from III Paso:
:. Pacific Railway Company vs.. J.
= Anderson ct al, from FL Paso; Roltz CIV.
ini' eTsSS 60 rs Il, o. Engelke ct al. from
RsN1' - n Wilson ct al VS. the N1ftona
S,ntA ~ Nleburne. from Johnson. M
k.cf,,u,ii teAas Us; G. y. Cruin Boush. from
=, ~" w ", man I'M y q; Tension VS. Il. q. Patton
reversed and remanded; ] " rats -
R,Tf...sStA thanking Company, from Deiiss
loSnn 'i9 ", granted; Chrls Kiei. from GSnde'
t;rihi,i,W NE z substitute transcript. K. h
N,, qitsS me appeal; r. II. Wilson ~
f or Tssa. Bagk Of cleburne, from Jonnson'
'''ons oserruled; fitzgerald Moore Va
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Summarize az Oaklnnd

san Francisco, June l2-Four furiongs
Prestone, Flatterer, You You Time 80.
Fut1rity course selling First Shot. saul
OF IarsuS, Monday. Time t:l2
one mile and quarter, selling Faunette
kastmlne, Flamero. Time 2:0a
Six ani 4 half furlongs. selling Montal
iade, Gibraltar. npeoy. Tiinu 1927
Racetto. Time 1:1iI
One mile and seventy yards, handlcap-
Horton, Dangerous Maid. Ships. Time
1.4aA.
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Third Court Of Ann.als

Austin Texas, June 12.-The following
proceedings were had today in the Third
court of appeals:
reversed and remanded- Heating Imple-
lnent and Machine Co. VS.. Erie CITY Iron
WORDS, trom Dallas; w. f. Wolford od
tsnlnlsU%or, 81 III VS. j. W. Melton 81 n
IRON iron Qollln; Cudahy Packing Company
vs.; ~ a dorsey ct al, from Hamilton.
,1nVtoL 10 advance granted and cnuse
sunni +, igliltI ~ Thomas II, Miller vs.. CrawfSrI
nan. A4"ih AtcLen-
AsNotisn grapted-TIou.t,, "a
M Railroad Company W. John pSt
t terS"i from Trayis, TO withdraw nan
w 'HseatttHsg retnsed-Charles L. Sanger Va
~, a. miller ct al, from Belli Mrs. Is
hiego ct al VS.. IL. C. Client. from Raii'
"'so 10 ME conclusions Of fact oyerrlled
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Rain Changed Track Conditions.

Cincinnati. June ~ a heavy rain dur.
ing the afternoon changed the track con.
ditions at Newport today, but the horsus
ran closely TO form For the first three
races the track wns very fast The re-
mninder OF the card was run on In the
soft going,
Six furionEs--Iim Nap, Belle Butter. Mar.
garet Hoffman, Zine i.l0i5
-Four and Z half furlongs--Klng Daily,
Miss alneS, lIandr0il Time -.
six fmlongs. selling NorthumhIin JunI.
per, Ed Roth. Time !: 20.
-Four and half furlongs, selllng--C or.
rinne c. PillowdeX, Gcorgiana, Tlme SO.
Seven furlungs, selling Charles Estes,
Or, Fannie, Pretty Rosie, Time 1850
One mile, solilng- Outburst. Birdie NJ.
Beggs. Time 1899,
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ne RACES.
onIy On FavorIte Won.

New York, June 12.-.At Gravesend today
only one decided nrst choice won. Thls
was vagrant IN the third race stay
Bright and Standing had their public trial
Tor the suburban In the second race. Star
Bright made ali the running and won, rid.
den out by three parts Of length from
Knmhra In 200 AZ. Standing was the
favorite and ran prominently TO the head
Of the stretch, but In the run home he
broke down rnd viii probably not race
again this year
About six fnrlongs-Sandcrs, Demurrer.
Belle Of Lexington. Time ! 10.
Mile and a quarter-Star Bright, Kainara.
Terminus. Time 206 40.
SIX furlongs -Nagrant, Father Wentker,
Missile. Time 03.
Mile and a sixteenth, selling Lucky Star,
Tingc. Knight Of the Garter Time i;iT 3-5.
Greater New York stcepleohase, about
two miies--Pnase Partout, George keene.
Periou. Time i;A1.
Five and a half furlongs--Guld Seeker,
Bonner, Fair Knight Time l;01 40.
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Results Al lhe FaIr rGounda.

st. Louis, June II. Seven furlongs
minis clinton 49,, Iuhetta Time 2ats.
ono mile. settling Kid Mccoy Chickgt
manga, silent Frien1 rime 4Sts.
Six furlongs Frank Bell. Maude Come
Hi Knocker. Time t:i5.
One mile ana sixteenth. purse Chan.
paqua, Propeller, Hoteutot Time i:4A.
Seven furlongs selling Horse shoe 10.
1:2a.
ono mile, selling Klsme, Rushheld, Belle
Simpson. Time l;42A.
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AMERICANS WON AGAIN.
Contests at the international Clay Birc
Shoot

Contests at the international Clay Bird
Shoot.
London, June Il The international clay
bird trap shooting match which was begun
yesterday ON the grounds Of the Middlescx
Ctn club was resumed today. Rain fell
during the early afternoon. making shooting
extremely difficult. The Americans gath
cred confidence, however, from their work
Of yesterday and their growing familiarity
with their surroundings. At the end OF
che sixteenth round, when each side had
SHOT at 600 targets. the American gunners
had broken 524 and the British 478,
Out Of the first sixty targets were eros
by broke IS; Fred Gilbert SO; John s. Fam
Eing So, and X. o. iIeikes ga
The match closed for the day In a driv-
ing rain with the following totals: Ameri
cans ST.; British 704
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lightweight handicap, about ak furlongs
-~HellobaH iAo. Mesmerist 1871 King Pep
per 12i, MaTgrnyiate. Dublin lls Godfrey
lt5, Belyina, Pigeon Post ll3 Sneaky M,
Frank Fort 100, fahlus loT, Donna Hen
rietta los. Ceryera iO2.
Three yearolds. mlle and sixteenth,
selling Barhett0 Goldlia 80, Bounteous
i01, Wayword BOY lO5. Anecdote li0.
IhicLrt ioi. Lady ChorIster i02 Glade Run
100, Isaac Hopper, Advocatnr 1Ol. The
Golden Prince o. Anna Darling o.
fremont about six furlongs King I'd.
ward Whisky King, Meridann, AlaharCh
i1i, Blue Glib t26. Saturday 10, Golden
Cottlgc, Major Dangerhed il5, The Gold.
Under 10 90
Brooklyn vsby, 3-year clds, mile and four
iurlongs-rhc Parader, Commander 40,
hpnnihert. Blues, All Green. Bclalrn i'll
lyoyear-olis, ave furlongs Wild oats
l0I, The Dancer los, Play Like luo Cheat,
en- 100, Right Away 40, Edwin Kenton
lo4, Step Onward 0i, Lclschen 100, Man -
War t02, Ascension 98, FrlYollp 80
Mile and seventy yards handicap Sidney
Lucas l25, Gold spinner ttS, Belialro nj.
King Lief ia, Wax Taper III, Wall About
Clear and fast.
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RAILROADS.

c. W BHn, traffic manager Of the
southNrn Pacific, died at Houston.
II WAS stated that the ynnderbits
had secured control Of roads 10 Nova
Scotia.
The Southern Pacific inspection by
officials was completed.
A meeting Of the Missouri Pacific d.
rectors was announced for Monday to
take action on Gonld's greater Missouri
Pacific plans.
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STATE.

Bankers called on the governor TO dis,
cuss State banks. but the chief execu-
live was noncommltal.
The university commencement has
been brought to a close.
The election for successor to Burke
Is to be held July 10.
mine producing good grade OF
copper has been found In stonewall
county
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-13
First Court Of Appeals.

Galveston, Texas, June 12,--In the court
of civil appeals the following motions for
rehearing we're submitted; International
and Great Northern Railroad Company ct
az vs.. ". oghurn, from Smith. three
m,9uonSli Wharton Branch ct al VS.. H.
Nilkens. ct NJ, from Galveston, two mo.
tohsl; ]. u. Polk VS. Heaumont Pasture
Company et ~, from Jefferson, a. stafford
ct az ". A. kreinhop ct al, from Harris
Il compton VS., L Il, Holmes, from uar
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-13
Clear Weather al Harlan.

Chicago, June -. Weather clear; track
good at Harlem,
Five furlongs, settling -Parnasus. BesS
Man. Mlhasa Time 1:023 -5.
Mile and 200 yarls-Nmcennes, Blue
Lick Irehor Time 1.40 3-5
Sleeplechase, short course-Fllon Dor.
DICK Furber ollnthus Time 8:3T 80.
fetite stakes, four aud half tnrlOngs-
Endurance by Right Throstle MShel
Wlnn, Time 100 l,5
Mlle--Banglc, Vucain. walkenshaw.
Time i;4l 40.
Mile aud 100 yards-sam NeKeeyer
Golden sceptre Zacatosa. Time 1850 is.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-13
WOMEN AS INSURANCE RISKS.
Mutual Life Places Them ON Same Foot
ing with Men.

Mutual Life Places Them on Same Foot
ING with Men,
New York. June l2.-For some time past
the Mutual Life Insurance company OF New
York has been making no abstraction be
tween male and female risks. It now In.
sures women whose applications show them
10 be desirable -isks on exactly the same
terms ms men, More than that, hereafter
the sexes are TO stand on the same equal.
OF the company.
The Mutual Life has returned more than
ave hundred and forty millions iS54O, 4Tn .
SioA4l 70 policy holders and carried the
sunlight ~ comfort 20 hundreds OF thou
sands of grief-strlcken homes. No other
COMPANY has approached this suin. The
broad Nherality or the management OF the
Mutual Life Is bringing volume of new
business uneQualed In It's previous history
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-13
DOMESTIC.

The Virginia constitutional conven-
ton convened at Richmond
The battlcship Illinois maintained
rate of speech Of 1871 knots for four
hours on her trial on Boston.
The international jubilee Of the Young
Mems Christian Association at Boston
was attended by many prominent navy
officials.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-13
HIGHER COURTS.

John PEARLS Death Sentence Affirmed,
Austin, Texas, June II In the court Of
criminal appeals today the death penalty
in the case Of John Pearl, from Coleman
county, charged with murder, I'D Tucker
being the victim was affirmed. Pearl
was convicted on circumstantIal evidence