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The daily sentinel., 1901-05-22
Grand Hotel REGISTER.

SP Gutshall, Oursy; Steve Nichols,
Edith Warren, Telluride; T NJ Hurlbut.
Roll Almack. Santa Fe; P D Williams,
Aspen; Stock6eld, Lincoln; Frank
b Meyers. Cincinnati; r q Harper.
Fruita; John VA Lay, Ft Colline: e b
Bell, Portland; r 8 Lowry. Denver; G P
Bowman, Rifle; U Harris, Cvlumbin ne;
B P Blair, DeBeque.
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ALL EXPENSES PAID!
Messrs A. R. j. NJ Samplner to the Fore The Sentnels
Educational Trip to Boulder--money Guaranteed
for All Expenses of Successful Contestant

When the Sentinel the its offer free
trip this Boulder ticket to all the educational advantages
there be stated the that hoped before the contest closed
that would able who had
the good the would living the
might be- during their the Chau
tauqus
The Sentinel glad that it has been sucu This
morning samplner approached by the
editor this the explained to them thoroughly With
hesitation both that
The Sentinel the
pose o paying he expenses O
gentlemen gold medal the successful
possibi
tiles OF the great Chautauqua at Boulder
Inquiry Of the Boulder Chautauqua
boarding the grounds has asceaned that
the
weeks
desirable than originally These gentlemen
hated when called public and they
their public spirit generosity this matter
benefit of
this Not the time OF
the regular edition this will be print
which
The does OF
shall bs conducted fairly Everyone has
certainly something working
activity that
who will will
Of this that all
ability
or her friends papers,
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Buena Vista Arrivals.

Mrs. j. M. Wallace, Denver; L Wolff
and wife, Quincy. Illr j. E. Irwin, Den
YER; r. Elhart, Chicago; Alex q. Nc
Donald, NewYork; g. 81 Barnes, Salida;
E. B. Reeves, MinturD; j. F. Ryan,
Ogden; w. A. Hollenbeck, Sioux City,
Iowa
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sulzer asked Mr.. Hit II MIR. Hay was
accredited 10 the South AtrcHn Republic
or TO Gerat Britain. MIR. Iiitt answered
that he consul was accredited 10 the
South African Republic Nlr. Sulzer as
serted. however. that tie cousIl went
TO he court OF st. "a mes sLd tiFtd
for instructions" He went on to allcgo
that American affairs in South AfrieA
are not being looked after and that Eng
land should pay his consular salary
MIR iIitt responded briefly, stating that
Mr.. Hays service as consul had been
marked by an intelligent and efficient
care for all the interests intrIs-cd 70
him and that he ha1 maintained the
strictest lmpariialiiy between the con-
tending parties.
Mr. Knox (Mass.) moved that the chair
ran OF the committee OF the whole repor,
to the house IN alleged nfracjlon OF
the rules relative to tie Introduction Of
letter rejecting on a former officer OF
the government with a view 10 the oinis-
sion OF the letter from the record.
MIR. Richardson urged that this was an
irregular practice and a lively pariia-
mcntary wrAugle ensucA.
Mr. Dalzeil Cpa.l declared that a s sds-
rilous and anonymous letter mad been liz
jected into tho rroce d ngs, ana re
should b. q mems o. re iifying any slch
Inc dignity Of tAc honso nv ob.lteral NJ
such matter from the record.
MIR Sulzer protested aga INST ,akins thc
letter out OF ;he record 2 wing n IL was
proposcd ID shield ,p on, ial Of ;he r..
publican National committee, the house
should underuand Feeling ran high l3
The debate progressed. At enc point Mr..
Stcee undl sng4esud mat Nr snlzer
had not fathered The anenymous letter
~ father every word OF it," shont d
mr.. sulzer. springing TO his feel. ind I
am responsible for what say. here Or
outside"
'Oh. YOU have 3 i'd thar before. Don.
say IL ans mare" answered MIR. s -e q.
hotly. across the aisle. you can, blum
me
Mir. ecle had paced up md dawn the
aisle manifesMng scme deposition to
cross Inc chin,her. wh,e NJ Sulzer
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TROOPS NEEDED BADLY.
No One Seriously Believes the War Is
Over.
SURRENDER OF Beers NOT IN sight
They seem to BE Displaying In
creased Audacity Everywhere
aud Are stiIl Fighting.

| New York. February ia dispatch To
the Tribune from London says; The dis
ps.ch which was issued by the war 0ffce
today goes long way to prove that the
| big re Increment OF 10000 mounted mon
row under orders fo- the Cape Is really
essential to the fulhllment OF Ktchener's
tasX An engagement in which the at
lacking force numbers 1000 Beers and
w1ich results in at least twenty-four men
being killed, can not DE considered mere
guerilla action. ~ body nowadays affects
to believe tLat the Sorth African CAM
! pc, gn Is virtually over, and II is quite
evident a gene al surrender Of the Boer
fcrces Is not likely to take place for some
time to come. Louis Botha failed In ais
attack on Smith -DJrrlens camp, but al
though he suffered severely, he appears
TO have inflicted sufficient loss on the
B. Irish forces to prevent the battle being
III ned INTO a serious de-eat. Inc Boers
on erj,w ere seem to be displaying ;n-
c.cIsed audacily. and peace proposals are
not likely u meet with cordial recep-
ton as long as the present bitter feeling
between the Beers and Britons in South
Africa lasts. In view of this unsatisfac-
tory state CT affiirs the pronouncement
On the subject by the king in his speech
to parliament Il awaited by the country
with the greatest interest.
Mcanwhi.e nothing could delight Eng
lissme 50 much as TO hear that De
Vets pc Rlstent attempts to gain n foot
ing in Cape Colony has at last ended in
his capture. Already irresponsible people
are beginning to advise the military an
tkor.ties what they should do with him,
and enc influential newspaper suggests.
in the event of his being caught alive,
thas he should be tried for murder
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AGRARiAN LEADERS MET.
hey Made Demands on German Govern
m nj Tor Protection.
COMPARED STRUGGLE 10 TiAT OF BEERS
Socialists nnd others VIII Hold In.
Jignntion Meetings and Protcat
against Aquarium Demands.

p,rlt, I1oh.,.y a ,,,-,, 1yon ~
he"n enc OF M I 81 al agrlr an al
c.n, made the tgar'rg .pe- h 81 the al
n I'd meeting 4 inc H1s3ln4ils held
81, ,,.-,s, Ton
''''' az "'''~".' ny l0ie sVV
1eiegrjfs' lie eXf steei n ms II Ss CON
1du1t tlaat the Huehsnd SIS would b., vic
,i,n4 In rnpr,- npht f.r + i,t -, ,ro.
''+on No @sriclAS.ure' ana ne ON a cd
~ t@uggle c-th ;rc sst7tarce tf tieI
e,l Ge.s in sor At.eea d., az M at
III. nr,a.h, ,,1 t,.,.,,,o,. ,y.ro mn
ava '~'" s"oi@ were e'lAc
i."iltg esfnft rank MA f1io lisiA y al
LiNi9f u9 was sIeo.fl WI p
tstd applacec'
"a rn 80 tlm VIE aN1ltel hon aQ1
maj fhe goYernTeN q IN u-l to
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MOVEMENT OF OCEAN yEsscIS

'-i-' seq - ) 'if ID2'.l
No't'iN Va. February ll.-Arrl,sd. Fore,
tho me-, from SABINE pass.
Pori Eads La.--Ar:gvaa: inwa.e,. f,,,,
isoN Puerto Coriez via Port e,rr,o, a,5
henHe' treasury lBr1. from swabaca, - -
eelslor tAml, from Havana win SS ~ ~
$ George w Kelley Gam frn,, ~
i ,p vic Belize; bark BE In Fnr arm, -,
tttr11. from Pnra. Brnsll. SalIeS. 80.
MONO tBr), fer London va Newrort NeSsS
@sIooig Arrived: Hcna.on nv yro,
ia Vcsson Aarhuss ' i'oH
Middlesboru Apsci,, 4,
rqaga OBJ, from Galveston Via Brons a.
Gaivestrn Ma Key Wes' Tor I.ivern,ol ''o'"
y 'mnoa'-Arrived; Ilohunzollern. from Nom
G,brs tar arrived; Auguste Victoria from
queenstown. Arrived: Veronia. fran No,
to1 tsr Liverpool ''''u nos-
Laeuaynra. Arrived Prnzess!n yic.or,,
L9nso' rem New York.
Yo'k. from New
Hanlhurg "'N' ''ap'a from
Bcs on Arrived, sylvania. from 1.-Two,
p'U. commonwealth, from Liverpool
Nov Nfrk'-Sailed; Wssternland FOR Ant.
G =. Arrived uos>, E,rura. from
Gilr lar Arrived, Aver from Now yor,
fof Na'!ec and Genoa
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THE SOUTHERN STATES.

Ia1aTeIate, La. Fe5rGsry 11.-.Ambr ise
MHGtcn, eyed 81 yeas. died AZ his hore
IN tt.s koTu yesterday mcrnlng. Mr..
Mort:n was Sauve OF tsis par sh.
where he spent mort Of ilis lie.
Ntw Orleirs. February 1-4Iuige
James C. Noise az the criminal stri .
o,ut was -el2ed with ain epilep'ic 1T at
HI h9ne -oday AM y dead lie Rad beel
ie-eleoted in Nve,riber t., serve a
tweive- year Germ
Ltanord, La, February lI,-raae
patslns Is over on mtnt PAGES, and al
tncrease1 acreage Of % per CEN rue
wn over y,it GEAR Rice laad is in
gase- demand, with meme available f..
rent big corn crop will be p antei.
Diamond La, February 1.-THE lower
ccco, Is now free from smallsox; TIE
leE two cSscc have been dlssAsrged, and
HcdtI,A Healh otacer Or. " O. s cay {
hiss Oh ushly dIsinfec.ed tie prc'rl es
una all danger Of the pest sprsa ling is
over.
Abbeylle La. February lt.-Tac ~
lice jury has passed an ordnance l.vvilg
Q tax OF 80 cents on male dogs and 81 ~
temaie dos in th.s parrish. The oo,e,t
of iAe ord'uance Is slid to be to pr Ge t
sEd encourage the rah3ing az aheep in
the parieh
- NNtiiuN' MAS, FeuTufrN il.--MArShll
7 Nail, aS7r;od BY cliorel private de-
Iec;fve, s'Geael Chs,les succfland acd
N Hachss Btlee, alias Lee Miller. and
Toward Conner wh1 are wanted in Mar
fn1ll courrN. this Slate. for the mlrler
a Carroll Tn mrNoa IN 1895, ard OF VII
Tucker the following yen, in Tunlca
cc@nty.
fl3ania, Ga, February l.-,Csp ain ].
X, Mccoy, we'll known to those inter ytsd
IN Soad mining In G. ega, dlci from
ftrole or paralysis ~ Hasl Aleam ra
ycri CIV af;ern,oa. aged 10 years. Cap.
tafn NcCcy was one n the Argorauts o.
u'o DAYS az 50 ard "rosndcd the Hora"
"h'n the California fever was al it's
hsigdt, He WIS a Confederate colder
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-02-12

lea and their guests sat down |, u
twenty-ninth anniversary banquet Il u
ass ockation at Delmonico's tonight ID
Japanese minister, Tikiharl, was It'd
duced to respond to the toast "liai II
lHer Estimation OF American Com7sa1
The minister began TO read biz g.s|
In very loud voice, which comnI.
attention. by its tone, but before Il u
read far he got down to sing.sorsls
which made majority OF the dlnsn n
get the speech and talk ;n1ons ast|
selves. Then the minister woud sri|
out OF s,2g-song style and read u
sentences in a clearer tone. but 800
lapsed into the tone which " q INA
become inaudlble. The talking snd ls't
ing continued. however, and he spnt1
threw down his paper on the table, ~
his hands in front OF him and, ccslH
eyes. stood silent, For sscant q
was quietness. This was broken
call for cheers for the japanese hgt
recipient was veXed and flung Dis ~
down on the floor.
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DIsrnEss N ntssIA.
The Government Is Aiding the A.
uictcd Districts

re crs3ur1. FcSruary 1.-THE min
sstry Of The Interior at las, officially ad
mits hat w'de.Jre4d distress exists in
large sections Of the country. owing to
the failure Of crcp5. An official an
nouncsmen Issued today says there has
beel = complete failure Of the crops in
the governments o khcrson and TumsN
and The ter. rory OF Smolensk. w1ile sim
ilEr copd.t IONS exist in a number of dis
treis OF besssI3ia, hieh, 'fobolsl, Tan
red, Atodolla and the trans Bal;4ll'a ter
ritory The government has sent i mil
lien and a half roubles Tor The rele'
c the sufferers and considers tina. five
AID h9'f millions VIII be necessary 10
meet he requiem an.s, CT which j.oDn, cn)
rcs1les viii he contributed BY me gov.
ernme1t Tse minister Of the interior
1preels 10 private charity to aid the "
eminent
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NOMINATIONS or JUNIOR OFFICERS
"hS lie submitted Ia the senate at
the End Of the Week

washington February H. The nomina
lions OF many junior officers of the army
under the reorganization act, /. is said
at The war department, probably viii bc
submitted 20 the senate at the end Of the
present week.
Inc vacancies 20 he filled numbered
many hundreds. yer the aiollcarinns arc
in the raio Of al lcas ten to one eom.
pared with the positions.
me war Departments has found It neces
sary 10 ask for some corrective legisla-
lion VI connection with the army reor-
Ranizeuon act so as TO open the commits
sary and quar,ermaster Departments 10
volunteer officers OF those branches Of
the service
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GOLD TALK PREMATURE.
Planters and Manufacturers DO Not
Want Gold Basis.

Mexico City February 1l.-Blnkcrs re-
gard all tax of Mexico going on goli
b sis as premature. The powerful man
ufacturing interest opposes gold basis.
IS gold premium protects Mexico's
pudding industries and tropical planters
engaged in exporting favor a silver basis.
as gold premium implies for them
bonus dnd all wages are paid in sill
YER Importers and some b5Akers adj
Nocaie gold STANDARD and also railway
companies, In the meantime the cost
OF living in he larger cities Is arae
tlc3ly on gold blsis nd there Is much
toMpMini OF enhanced rents and prices,
but This is duo to lncreaaed activity and
demand for houses.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-02-12

Boston, February -Represenlativ,
McFherson OF Framingham was examined
by the house committee on rules tod,y
relative to he allegation he made Isst
week that 100000 had been So, aside
on the books Of the New England Gus
ana Coke company for legislative mn.
poses AMI many securities of do,b,fnl
nature had been sold to banks in maj
Mr' Mcpherson repeated his charge,
somewha modiled in datail ~
ho'nas Lawson was called upon Ia
snoslsniiate Mr., McPherson's satements
ana declared that Mr.. McPherson,s
cnatses were true and that the coke
oompany's books would prove il.
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DAY PASSED OFF euIETIi
Mr. and Mrs. storer Were rfu5
Cordially.

nE. ana IRfA. StoreT Ncie ''
Cordially.
Madrid, February ILL., a. ni-iss|
day, a day awaited with anxiety ~
of the annivesay Of the estaol'l
of the republic was marked By ni'1a
tons, passed off more quietly than v
days of late. The arts .oeracy y y
gathered at the palace to attend
ball in honor of the wedding o. Wy
cess of the Aturias and Price ~
OF Bourbon. All entered BY ta'
staircase of white marble at ths~
which Napoleon stopped at tine
entry into Madrid and uttered TIE ~
expression as he rested bis hand
marble lions: "At last, SPAN !
thee whom have so long desire
turning to his brother, you ~
installed than l.. ..sss
The regent selcomed tne u'
the diplomatic corps. r..mr
Mr. Bellamy Storer, unlleu "a
lister. was accompanied by ~
Her majesty advanced aau
Storer a cordial personal eIe. ..,s,,
Particularly noticeable on s s,.a
the war between the unitea s s,.s
Spain was the cordially esel,'@
tended to Mr.. and Mrs. storeI ~
cials and diplomats crossing ins y,
welcome them.
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hAMrAsAs WATER WORKS CASE.
The Federal supreme Court Hns DiS-
missed Ia.

NSDeclAl TO Tho Post)
WASHINGTON, February 1t.--1n the SUI
preme court today the case OF the city
OF Lampss's as plaintiff against j. NJ.
Sell defendant In error, was dismissed
Tor want of jurisdiction This case was
brought in the United States circuit court
for the Western distric, OF Texas IN
1877 by Bell against the city OF Lan,-
pasas ana Involves certain witcrworks
bonds OF che city. The court held tbat
sixty OF tho coupons which were the
bone OF contention, constituted valid
and existing liability against the pres
ent city of lnmpas4s nd tina, the city
should be required to ply the same. From
ms the city appealed and the supreme
court iod y dismissed the case Tor want
OF iursdlction.
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DOMESTIC.

George Garter. negro, was tlken from
ia AZ Paris, KY, and hinged by mob;
his crime was an assault on waite wo-
min.
IN accordance wi.h notice from the
comn..ice. the Topeka slloons closed
the d5ots
Mrs. Na;on aad be- financial manager
essolyed partnership she says she VIII
clean out all the saloons in the world.
IN an election rot at 81, Louis $50
shots were Aired aad ihree persons were
wcLaicd.
Gomez trends vore successful IN the
Guosn const tUional Convention a1d no
was made Gig blc 10 the presidency.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-02-12
MoRrARADED sTREI1Ts.


Gr3nad1, re .rgnry ia large m b
parad,d the siree;s here today, shouting
Long live libcrty' a,a Down wi,h the
Jesuus' \ crowd gathered around a
corNent end shots were fred ffCm with
IN. TIC crowd increased in Size and tn,
project. with detachment Of gea-
da'mes, repaired to the scene. Mobs
huoied them Tha prefe,t entered the
convent, and when he emerged ne ex.
planned that the shots were fred by
coupe o. gendarmes Within the conven.
IN order to attract assistance. They had
not hred on the moo The latter renewed
MS snti-Josuit cries and attempted to
break Into the buildings, but the gen
darmes dispersed the rioters. Tive en-
element stIll prevails,
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nnronr WITHOUT rorNpArloN.
hrs. MnybrIcL's Release No More
Probable Than Heretofore.

London, Fehrulry 1.-THE officials OF
the home office say there is no founds-
lion whatever for the report that Mrs.
Florence Mlybrlck has been pardoned.
An Official OF the United States EN-
oassy said to a representative OF the
Associated Press: "It did not need the
nome ofiee denial to prove the abso-
Mte haselessness OF the Maybrick story
we would be the tlrst TO be notified OF
sny such action, or proposed hation by
the British government. Not single
fact his risen to give the slightest jus
lineation OF the story or TO make the
eiease OF Mrs. MaybFick more probibie
han etofore.r
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SIR EDWIN cLARK's VIEWS.
lie Criticiscs Certain Utternnccs o
Lord Roberts.

London. Februlry 11.-sir Edward
Clark the former solicitor general. fol-
lowing up his speech of February 7, be-
fore the Hoborn conserv tive associa-
ticn. has written letter to friend
citing Lord ROBBERS rejection of the OPP
portunitv to prc7ose peace terms in
June. 1860. when General Butler had pre-
pared the way by conferences with Chris
tisn Ruth, who osko, what n.,s osoros
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Rely on the Lnrx

New York, February I'm. A. II. CIR
ner, manager OF tho New York and Her
nuuez asphalt company. speaking tonight
OF the report that the company was sour
ing a flibustering fleet and m.tI,r
otnsr warllke preparations OF lefsnsp
salui Neither is the New York and
pernludes company in any sense eonsIa-
eging hlioustering expedition, nor havs
any OF It's officials any idea OF attemotinv
70 w settle It's legal questions In this way
W., we rely entirely on our rights before he
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WAR NOT OVER.
south African Republic SIN Exists
as II Fact.


New York, February Ill. ]. Vanden-
purg' secretary of the postal department
OF the South African republic. arrived
mere today from Rotterdam. Two months
ago he succeeded in eluding the English
and making his escape to Holland.
i have lost every thing" he said Jana
nave come to this free country Ia start
nc anew. But the war in the Trans
wal is not yet over, ror will Il be for
long time to come"
MI Vandenburg says that two mem
oers OF ihe executive government are
sun with De Wet and setting Cor Presi
aent Kruger and that the government
OF inc south African republic still exists
as a fact
saw President Kruger before ,,tt
Holland and he is still hopeful" he con.
cluded.
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FOREIGN.

TIE talk Of McAlco's going on gold
bass 10 said to BE- pramiurc; pl1ntcrs
and manufacturers do not want gold
1iaacagd
The report tha' Mrs. May5rIck has been
paFdoned IS denied.
"rsa' distress exists in portions OF
Hussa beolrse Of a failure OF crops, aad
government a'd . necessary.
Former King Milan OF Sery!a is dead
The agrarlan leaders are holding meet
InSs and asking protection Of the Ger
man government.
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SUMMARY OF ToDAY's IMPORTANT NEWS.
CONGRESS.

The senate passed the naval sppropria-
ton BIZ and onsldered The ship subsidy
bill; Senator Caffery OF Louisiana spoke
aas.ns. the measure.
The house requested = conference with
the senate Oh the war revenue bill;
heated discussion was had between Rep
rssentatiye Sulzer and others over
Sensational letter that Mr. .sulzer had
road
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-02-12
Advocates Four-oornerea Alliance

ST. Petersburg. February 1.-THE
Boursc Gazette. In advocating an alllance
between France, Russia. America and
Japan to offset the Anglo-German al
lance. which portion OF the press per
lists In believing real, says the other
three powersN should accept Russis's
leadership and make peace without de-
lay, regardless OF the Anglo-Germans
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s~nate,. confirmation-.

las confirmed the following nominations:
Major General Nelson A. Miles 10 be
lieutenant general
To be major generals rigadier Gem
eral S. b. NJ. Young. United Sta.es army;
Colonel Adna r. chaffee. Blghth cavalry.
United States army. (maj0r general Uni
led Sales voiunteers). B7igadier General
Atthur MacAr hur. United states army,
tmsjor general United States volunteers)
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-02-12
STATE.

The Pacific Express company will refuse
shipments CT VII sky made to local option
prec'nds
Mount Vernon VIII incorporate.
Marshall II cks was reelected mayor OF
san Antonio.
Galveston may secure visit from ihs
squadron dcsplte the first refusal of the
experiment,
The jury in the Gaines murder case at
Sherman is sided
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-02-12
COMMERCIAL.

s9o' Gotten closed i-sc down a. Nov
York and l-iec lower at Houston aad
Galveston; UNCHANGED elsewhere.
Wheat closed 5-Sc. corn 1-2a5-Sc aud
cats 1-sc higher; provisions closed un-
changed to 10, higher
There ws5 notable define in the v1l-
ume OF dealings on the stock exchange.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-02-12
WARRINGTON.

The supreme coert dismissed the case
q the city Of Limphsas. roKss, vs.. J.
NJ. Bell. for lack Of jurisdiction
inc additional army regiments author
tzed BY the rsorsin!z1.op law will oe
formed as raridly as possible and sent to
Manila.
senator Morgan has given notice Of
an amendment TO the rivers aud har1o-s
o,ii prey ding for re acquisition OF ter
r.t5ry for the Nicaragua canal
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-02-12
spooncr Amendment to n. or.,..

washington February 1.-THE senate
committee on the Philippines today eu.
sh0F'1ed Senator Lodge to report the
ssooher amendement introduced Friday
o SlaSs the government Of the Phil,n.
prnnrt. ~ ana amendment to the army sp-
NOV, 'an"n Dill But one sllaht amend.
DC considered by the COMMITTEES an , nsn'
tary Affairs. VI mil
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LEGISLATIVE.

The libel bill has been further amended
By the houae committee.
Grigga' pilot BIN will he 'av rlbly re-
ported.
fno'hcr income tax bill has been in.
trcduced.
The house talked of various ma, era but
cid nothing
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-02-12
si'0IlT.

uary.n may refuse 20 Play with tho
New York club IN The Nitionai league.
judge HOLSTER Of Cincinnati has the
pr'ze nigh; Injunction case under advise
ment; his decision is favorable, the
hrh may be pos poncd for few days.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-02-12
capctown Infected with the plague

CapetoWn' February 1.-THE govern
ment has decided to give notice to for
eisn nations of the fact that C3petown
!, lhiected with the bubonic plague. Sew
III nave died from the disease; three
persons who have been in contact wiz
'igue victims have been isolated.
erected. - ''Hs