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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-12-14
Notices Souvenir.

King Notice III presented each OF the
ladies of his court with his photograph
upon which was written.
PLEASE accept this as a souvenir OF my
bnppv reign Notice Ill"
AftcEi. Sanb
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sHERlEEs, DEPARTMENT

strayed from W " Manly, Houston
Heights. Texas, nine head nj cattle. three
cows. ave heifers sad one steer, all branded
XIV (cOnnectedl on the side; SIS reward
Taken up by NJ Halh, Converse place,
Fair Ground addition. Houston, Texas, one
red and white COW and heifer | year. old,
both Durham. marked crop. split andcAole
In right ear A. r. Andersen, sheriff.
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Retained by Weak Stomach.
PAwTUCKET

PAwTucKET EMERGENCY HOSPITAL.
Duhys Pure Malt Whisky and using
hospital We consider excellent preparation used
II the stimu-
invalid where this called for FRAN
CTS NJ. HARRINGTON, chief: JOHN W GoRMAN,
Resident Physician rawtucket X. l., April Is. 1901
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Cured Consumption.

experience with Duny's whskey
salts
curling stimulau better article
taking another whiskey
Dunys
key a place. Il.
BROOKS, NJ d, 1o Vesta Bnghamton, y 1901
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After Operation.

Myself and family Dunys wniskey
Grated successfully by Prof Christ Hospital
Immediately after the Vomiting
and
until Dunys Malt
vomiting stopped therefore cheerfuly
whiskcy all
Very truly Frank Frz $500 Pitts
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AT THE THEATER.

fourth door Of the Moore Burnett building
1913 Texas avenue
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IMPORTANT REALTY DEAL.

Take Hcptol 1t viii prevent La Grippe.
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1000 Doctors and 1000 Hospitals
Duffy's Pure Malt hisk


leading doctors and prominent hospitals who have successfully
used DUFFY'S PURE MALT WHSKEY:
Or n Cencoa Bridgeport, as the
following; ~ have prescribed Dunys nv
practice and think stuuant
eheerulfy
Thers other pcong
the free from DUFFYS PURE
WTIISKEY. old puFFYs PURE
MALT wHsIKEY regularly dag n either milk or
water. They will ucel medicine.
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gcutide &arnfcn aIs Sinner.

8ingbumton, N.=g., 26. M1ai.
= 0as pl0Bli4e 4ni9neQen bes Gbea
mango &iber, benz bann Elm ebenIo raz
pibes Sa1en bes WaHers fotgte, bate
cine unmenge beutI9er &drpfen auf
ben @iefen elm pdar Meilen BON bier
suriidgelafen. @eItern ma6te nan ii4
auf ben Weg, um fi4 Der Slide nit
&eulen, Speeren, S9ieBgepebren,
6eueabeln II. fonitigen Waffcn gu be-
mG9tigen. Die 5armer tamen auf i6s
rem 8retterpagen baber, UNI gan5e 2as
bunsen Der ogeitranbeten" Slide mad
i6rem !6eim gu ne9men. @emtBigten
S9GBungen 5ufolge ion bas Gepi4t
ber 10 q~efangenen 8arpfen minbefens
sebn Sonnen betragen BADEN. Die Sar=
mer benuben Die Slide, na4oem fe
biefelben BADEN faul peroen lafen, als
ousqesei9netes 9ungmittel. Gtnige
Der Garpfen ipqen bis rs Pfunb ges
pogen BADEN.
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9ndmaker i'm Yufnnt1ale.
gisftuuung unb neberi9pemmung gu
5prtD Mile.-@rpBer S6aben.


8uncouper, g. g., &c. Mai.-
Ser Sampfer rNmur," pel6er foeben
BON @faguap angefommen lit, bringt
bic Na9ridt, baB Die Stabt 5ortD
Mile BON 0ufpn iiberi9pemmt nurbe
unb Die @inpo6ner fi4 in Die 8erge
fludten muBten.
Cine bonn Is. Mdi batirte Sepei9e
BON OapIon : Gitp melbet, ,baB fi6
i'm Oufon unterbalb S'mtD Mtile cine
erobe @isitaue ge6iIbet bat unb Die
5tabt bolitdnbig iiberi9pemmt tpurz
be. Ser S4aOen Dirb auf 100000
gef6GBt unb mag mod betrG6tli9 b0z
fer fem. Na9rt6ten iinb nur f6per
gu e%rlangen. Sas Wa1er itieg febr
raid unb Die Ginipnbner fonnten taum
bas nadte 2eben retten. Gecorber
Wbite muBte Elm Sod bur9 bas 6ausz
bo9 idlagen, um Die Bidder in Stz
9erbeit gu bringen. Sort Gubabh ge>
geniiber BON SortD Mile, am anberen
ufer Des yutpn, ut ebenfdus uber>
i4pemmt, bod iinb feline @in5elnbeiz
ten befannt. Ser 3lonbife unb Der
8onanaa Greet iinb iebr angef9polz
len. @inige foitbare 9olbpGi6ereiep
purben fortseriKen, unb penn ii9 bic
Wafer ni4t balb berlaufen, tptrb Der
S6doen elm enormer fein.
Sprtp Mile ltegt am 3uiammenfluB
bes 5ortp Mile 3ibers unb bes gu
fpn. Na9 ben reuen @plbfunben am
8lonbife 1T Die Stabt fat gang berO=
bet, benin bic meiiten Ginppbner spgen
tpetter ben Outon binauf na9 Dam
ionzGitb, trobbem aber bat lie nod Ell
nige 9unbert gtnpobner unb tit Die
Station Der Qlasfu Commercial &c."
pel6e g~etpObnlt4 8orrGtbe i'm 8ertbe
BON $125,0 900 an 6anb bat.
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fden State San1aulipas. Die sanse
geologif9e FORMATION bes Sobens
beute barauf bin.
Glous unb Der Garterz
sail.
General s. 90. glolls, Der bpr tpez
nigen Saeen ais 9eneral=4ubiteur
Der Nrmee pen1ipnirt puroe, lit pom
SuftiazS Department eneasirt nurben,
um Der 8unbes : Gesierung in Dem
Sale bes friiberen Sngenieur : Capt.
tdns 3. M. Garter, beFen Inpdlte
4ntrengungen MAIDEN, linn feineSreiz
lafung aus benz MilitGrz @efdngnib
in Sort 2eapeniportb, &anias, 81
perf9affen, bebiilfli9 81 ietn. Glous
TT nit benz Sale pertraut, ba er
pdbrenb feiner Iftipitdt in Der Or
NEE bamit gu tbun bate.
Rad Buffalo beorbert.
Seitens bes Snlanb=9 Departments
finb Srunt Ga SleI9e, Glerf I'm Snz
bianerzgireau, unb Die Yatent=Graz
minatoren 6. 4leranber MafDn unb
Samuel %. Melptte gu 3eprGientanz
ten bes 9epartements auf Der Banz
Imeritanif6en 4usftequng in 8ufz
folo errannt ipprben; S6omas q.
Wbitberfpppr, Sberz@rdminator i'm
Batentz8 iireau, Der bisberige 8ertrez
ter, 1T a6berufen pprben.
Die 6lotten It atton auf
9anaii.
Die 5lptten : gpmmi5iton, pel9e
nit Der 4uspabl elmer fir cine Slot
t~enifation pahen5en Sertli9feit auf
ben 6atpaii=Sn5eln betraut lit, bat
ibre 4rbeitsn polenbet unb lit 5u benz
8efunb sefommen, boB pearlz9arbor
Der einaige Ylab tft, Der fir cine CUTE
Oefeniibe geeignet tit. PearGz6drbor
1T nur flint Meilen pon 9onolulu sez
legen, unb bas umliegenbe 2anb 1T
bereits fir fuufmdnnii4e 3mede Of
fupirt pprben.
Guba's 3o1t= Ginnabmen.
Na9 ben publi3irten 3uiammenz
itellungen Der Snfular : Qbtbeilung
bes &rteg5 : requirements betrugen
Guba's 3pIs@inna6men pG6renb bes
er1ten Quartals bes &alenDeriabres
S 1896, 946, eineNbna6me bon $751;
832 gegen bas 8oriabr.
0te SIMILAR" : 9rosefde.
9as Sberz9unoesgeri9t pirb ii9
morsen Bis gum Oftober b%ertagen.
Sbf6on cine M0gli6teit ppr6anDen
ift, bab fte an benz Sage lire @ntz
i9eibungen in ben Sn fularzSdQen abz
geben mag, pel6e bic 8erfaifunQsz
mGBigfeit Der 4omintitratipnszp olitif
in YDrto 4icp unb ben 86ilippinen
g~egeniiber inbOlpirt, berri9t bod UNI
ter Mbbofaten, pel9e an iener Court
pratti5iren, bic NnIi6t bpr, boB Die
gntf9eiOungen bor Dem 9erbfzSerz
min nt9t a~bgegeben tperben.
~ ny t5 wv u III III ptI>
4nunben.
Der 8eri9t Der B6ilippinenzGpm
MILTON, ipel6er nit Dem Sransport@
f9iff n@6eriban" eintreffen folte,
fann nt9t gefunben tperben. 9as Oo=
fument ipurbe, bu geitern bic poft an
fam, in alien departments gefu6t,
jebo9 berseblt9. Sofern es ii6 Bis
Montag ni9t gefunben bat, ptro
man an Gi9ter Saft telegrapbiren,
um ben @erbleib Deg 8eri6ts, auf ben
Der prdiibent i9on getpartet bat, felt
5uitelen. bic boQitGnbige Ginfiib@
rung Der Gibil=8 ernaltung auf ben
Snfeln fam ni9t qef6eben, big Der
Prdiibent Die 9orf9ldge Der gpmz
miiiion, tpel4e in rem 8ert9t entbalz
ten finb, gut9ebetben bat.
@ermif9tes aus Der Sun
besbauptfab
!6erbert 90. 8otren bon y2efpzgorf
1T gum 9efanbten na4 Perfien err
nannt porben.
General @reelD lit bon @aI6ington
na9 ben p6tlippinen abgereiii, um
bort bus Signaloorps unb bic Selez
ordp6en al inipisiren.
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Oebraudlea sic WeIo?

ggesen gnleihsn auf Wbbeln. Nianos. Nferee
n. {. 10. All ben uiebrisftcn Staten n5b auf bic ldnefe
Iett penoe man fIu an bds bureau con
9obn 4B. aBflfpn,
3imnr, Tr. z, Nr. 2. Gts9sgineton=S trdbe. q
Slnr, guitbsr's GrGanst 9~uilAine.
ISuu:,iS
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.k0PF.

web curirten, wirden sic unbezahlbar sein fir
Solche, die nit diesem schweren Leiden geplagt
sind aber gliicklicherweise ist hire quite Wirkung
damit NIGHT ersch0pft, und Diejenigen, welche
desc kleinen Pillen einmal versucht haben, wer-
den sic noch in vielfacher Beziehung heilsam fin
den upd NIGHT mehr entbehren wollen. Aber Kopf-
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Mus Deuti6lanb.
Als %dfiser Auslanosr'' sfma6rssslt
Ndberes iibcr bic MmSmeiiuna beS
friiberen 9cmtiMnmcrifaner5 Bet
tamer aus Yremfen.

Snnere politif9e Inselesenbeiten. =
Wie bic @eridte iber MuflOfung
bes 2anbtases entitanben. -
Die sefpannten 8e5iebungen 5pi=
f9en benz &ai1er unb ben Confer
batiben. = @eri9te iiber ben Saz
rifenttpurf unb bic bepor ftehenoe
Miniiter : gonferena in Berlin. -
paitor b. 8obelI9ning6 bes sro=
ben 8ertrauensbru9s be1bulbist.
IVY 49,
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Wcrfuuicu ihr Qano,

Musfpgee, S. g., 26. Mai. =
SGuptling porter Undergraduate BEN
Greet : 9ertrug, nel3er fiir5li4 BON
Der Gatbsberiammlung oes Greet
Stummes in Sfmulge angenommsn
tporben mar. Die Sbatfu6e Der I'M
tersei9nuns tpirb ieBt prdiioent Mcz
ainlep mitgetbetlt tperben, tpel9er
bann gu Der 4uft6silung unb benz
8erfauf bes 2anbgebietes Der Greet
Snbianer feline 3uitimmung ertbeilen
nirp.
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Wfls unier 3brtn :igensnp rSinguns.n

- Die GfeeIitp 6uaraHfsesg onip.. -
-3imm,r Gr. 3l5, Notwithstanding, ieibt-
-iolaen aeuten, bic esuen eobn,abluns cine
-bousrnpe Gtelung einut5men, Sefo . bne-
e d abio;ute Derihuieoeas-
-beit. 2ei4ie Hud,oblunas > 8eoinouneeR.-
Niecrtshe Dtafen. StbesGler 0tee0nte.
(Septl2. 9k6. 6UttA
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: mofes s. 6dfe lett np,tn 9ohr.

= Mofes s. 9dle, fett neun Sabren
Stabt : S4aBmeiiter bon Colorado
Springs, Gol., tit unter Der Nnflage,
$4,000 peruntreut an baben, per6af=
tet unb unter $4,000 8irgI9aft se=
iteQt pproen.
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tragt die a Die Sorte, Die Ihfa Inner Gekauft Hah
sss.!is MIIM
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9arlebeu auf MDberu.

Reufr. Iei&ter, LANCER 3uds abIunesplan, tpis
folder ppn ipnf Nitmonbtm o~iierirt nirb. aut
biz Get zines Sabres, nenn sic e. ttinineu,
Refine ialf&en 9eripre1uneer In ben 3eitunoen.
Refine 3inien=9iaten a~uQeaeiet, um Sic IRE 10
fibren, bod perDen Sbner ale Wertbeile e.bot.n,
foelbe Gnbere %offeriren. gtahsuiraaen i'm 9ireau
Der .9otomae 2san Guarantee Gompanp,. Sirmer
Or. 5, .Tanf bon GaltimoressGtbdube. Gde gnltis
mores uno ct. 9auf=etrase. (RoS. Is. 8 .&s.lS)
The Dolores star., 1901-07-05
Exit Check and Draft Stamps.

Washington, July 1.-Beginning 1. to-
Jay no war revenue stamps will be
required on bank checks, drafts and
telegraph messages, and business men
IN banks throughout the country will
ind themselves with more on hand
:han they anticipated. There is no
1oubt that great deal of money will
be lost throughout the United States
On account of these stamps, not much
individually, to be sure, but In the as-
gregate very considerable sum. 1t
Is estimated that $2,50O,OO0 will be the
amount lost throughout the United
States. 4.
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Looking for bridge Burners.

Denver, June 29.-Denver & Rio
Grande special agents and sheriffs in
the southern part of the state are
securing the country for bridge burn,
ers. If the incendiaries are caught
there Is strong probability that they
will be lynched.
Another bridge on the Denver & Rio
Grande railroad was burned last
Thursday night. 1t was on the branch
road near Antonita. A train was
due while the bridge was burning, bur
the fire was discovered and the train
tagged in time to prevent an accident.
Strenuous efforts were made to save
the bridge, but 1t was almost totally
destroyed.
This is the sixth bridge burned on the
Denver L. Rio Grande within a week.
The Dolores star., 1901-07-05
SOME CONSOLIDATION
CHANGES On ID. & R. G..

Denver, June 3O.-E. T. Jeffery, who
will tomorrow assume the presidency
of the consolidated lines, The Denver
& Rio Grande and the Rio Grande
Western railroads, returned to Denver
yesterday from Il tour of inspection of
the Western road. He announced the
changes which will become effective
when he assumes Office. All Of the
men mentioned in the following order
hold high positions on one or the other
of the consolidated lines. The titles
Of several will be changed by the ex-
tension Of their Jurisdiction over both
lines.
This order will be effective July 1,
1901:
''The Jurisdiction of ]. G. Metcalf,
general manager of the Denver Il Rio
Grande railroad, will be extended over
the Rio Grande Western railway.
"The Jurisdiction of A. s. Hughes,
general traffic manager of the Denver
& Rio Grande railroad, will be extend
ed over the Rio Grande railway.
IS. II. Babcock, now traffic manager
of the Rio Grande Western railway,
Will be assistant general traffic man
ager, with Jurisdiction extended over
the Denver & Rio Grande railroad. His
office will be at Salt Lake City, Utah.
The jurisdiction of Fred Wild, Jr.,
general freight agent of the Denver &
Rio Grande railroad, will be extended
over the Rio Grande Western railway.
The Jurisdiction of S. X. Hooper.
general passenger and ticket agent of
the Denver L. Rio Grande railroad,
will be extended over the Rio Grande
Western railway.
"W. NJ. hampton of the Denver &
Rio Grande railroad will be assistant
general freight agent for both com.
panies. with office at Denver, Colorado
IS. V. Durrah of the Rio Grande
Western railway will be assistant gen.
eral freight agent for both companies,
with office at Salt Lake City, Utah.
1T. =. Swami of the Denver e. Rio
Grande railroad will be assistant gen.
eral passenger and ticket agent for
both companies, with office Mt Denver,
Colorado.
&c. w. HeintZ of the Rio Grande
Western railway will be assistant gen.
eral passenger and ticket agent for
both companies, with office at Salt
Lake City, Utah.
The Dolores star., 1901-07-05
A Million Paid to volunteers.

San Francisco, July 1.-Two i'm
portant military events occurred ut
the Preside yesterday-the retirement
of Major General w. II. Shafter and
the mastering out of four volunteer
regiments. General Shafter went on
the retired list ut noon, when he form
ally transferred the command of the
Department of California to Major
General S. NJ. B. Young. In the after
noon the Forty-fourth, Forty-ninth.
Forty-eighth and Thirty-eighth volun-
teer regiments were mustered out.
The mastering out of the four regf.
ments required the services of eight
paymasters. over $1,OOO,OO0 was dis
bursed.
The Dolores star., 1901-07-05
Dying of Heat In NEW Yor,..

New York, June 3O-The relief from
the killing heat of last week which
was promised to-day did not material.
ize. Instead, the temperature in.
creased, there was less breeze than the
day before and what little air did stir
was surcharged with heat. There was
an increase in the fatalities reported
to-day over yesterday, the number of
simple prostrations was not so large.
Up to midnight nineteen deaths had
been recorded and twenty prostrations.
The government thermometer reached
81 degrees.
The Dolores star., 1901-07-05
rerrlble ueat In ChIc.ro.

Chicago, June 3O-The heat in Chi
caSo to-day broke all records for June
since 1872. For three hours this after
noon the government thermometer reg
istered 81 degrees. In many places on
the street it was 104 and 1O6 At IL
o'clock tonight the mercury was soar
ing around 80. There was intense suf-
fering and especially in the poorer dis
tricts. No fatalities We're reported, but
several of those who were Frustrated
are in serious condition.
Forecaster Cox says 1t will be still
hotter tomorrow.
The Dolores star., 1901-07-05
Only $40 Round Trip To C.liforn,..

That's the first-class rate. open to ev-
erybody. via the Santa Fe Route to San
francisco and return. July 7th to 18th.
Tickets good via Los Angeles and re-
turn until August 3lst As cool at San
Francisco in summer as in winter. Lus-
cious fruits and inexpensive living.
THAT home-like feeling describes the
service on the Santa Fe Route.
Particulars upon application to j. p.
HALL. Gen. Agent Pass. Dept. Santa
Fe Route. Denver. Colo.
The Dolores star., 1901-07-05
WIN, Ret.in Cuban Forces.

Washington, July There is no in.
tention on the part Of the War Depart
ment to reduce the military force in
Cuba at the present time or in the i'm
mediate future. The present force Of
nearly 5000 men is held In Cuba on
the Recommendation OF Governor Gen.
eral Wood and the secretary will de-
pend on General Woods advice as to
he reduction Of the force.
The Dolores star., 1901-07-05
plttshurr In the rrx.

Pittsburg. Pa, June 3O.-Between
midnight Saturday and midnight Sum-
day eleven deaths, directly traceable
to the effects of heat, and fifteen pros,
trations are recorded. In addition to
this many children have succumbe,l,
as is evidenced by the burial permits
issued.
The Dolores star., 1901-07-05

ing it into the air with shovels, the
strong breeze carrying away the
chaff. At one threshing floor l visited
n band of 400 horses was held In herd,
to be put into the enclosure and tramp
out the grain as needed. At another
place near ut hand a steam thresher
and tanning mill were In operation.
The two scenes were in about as close
juxtapOsition as ancient and modern
times ever get"
The Dolores star., 1901-07-05
ola .na Nov ,a..hoa. = ,1e.leo.

me editor Of the Nogales (Arizona)
lsis, writing to his paper from Ures
,ne state Of Sonora. Mexico, says:
Whiie In this part of the valley
my harvesters are used In cutting
am, noticed that the ancient
esning floor, with horses to tread
the wheat il still In use, and the
eshed grain Is winnowed by throw
The Dolores star., 1901-07-05
L....nlnr Italy. Illl..r.ey.

Recent census statistics In Italy
show that the proportion Of population
not able to read or write has de
creased to thirty-nine per cent. In
1881 1t was fifty-five per cent.
The Dolores star., 1901-07-05

II the petroleum cure for mosquitoes
proves effective. New Jersey should
lose no time In laying pipe line from
Texas.
The Dolores star., 1901-07-05
Ar. You Using Allen. roo.-E....

It is the only cure for Swollen,
6marting. Burning. Sweating Feet,
Corns and Bunions. Ask for Aliens
Foot Ease. powder to be shaken into
the shees. At all Druggists and Shoe
Stores. 25c. Sample sent FREE. Ad-
dress. Allen 8. Olmsted. Leroy. N. Y.
The Dolores star., 1901-07-05
Industry ,n Hopolulu.

Honolulu Is keeping up with the
trade procession Of the day. 1t is to
have a $2,OOO.OOO packing house estab-
lishment.
The Dolores star., 1901-07-05

Mrs. Winslow's Soothing syrur.
For children teethnH softens the gums, reduces In
nammaton. aays pain. cures wind collie &c bottle
The Dolores star., 1901-07-05

Export Protiactlon of Great Britain.
Roughly speaking, Britain produces
for export little less than twice as
much per head Of her population as
the United tSates or Germany.
The Dolores star., 1901-07-05

The average man thinks other people
need church more than he does.
The Dolores star., 1901-07-05
Hall's Catarrh Cure
Is taken internally. Price. 75c.

you can't believe more than half you
hear" which half OF what you tell me
shall I believer
The Dolores star., 1901-07-05

The bluest blue makes the whitest
white. that's Russ Bleaching Blue. the
modern bag blue.
The Dolores star., 1901-07-05

Piso's Cure cannot be too highly spoken % q
cough curc.-J. w. O'BRIEN, 322 Thire Ave,
n, Minneapolis. MIMI, Jan. 8. 1900
The Dolores star., 1901-07-05

A visitor says that another long run oi
fine weather would make Colorado people
too conceited to live with.
The Dolores star., 1901-07-05

Spirituality is hard to locate: some
people look seraphic when the mince pie
comes on.
The Dolores star., 1901-07-05

'I think we had better call baby Oil
YER" said Mrs. Shaw. Her husband ejac-
ulated: 20 Shawl"
The Dolores star., 1901-07-05
Underground w,r.,... rel.sr.phy.

Count Pilsoudski of the Russian
iny experimental with his new sys-
N of wireless telegraphy before a
nmittee of French experts. The ex-
|rts say 1t is superior to MarcOni's
ethods, except for sea telegraphy.
Plonel Pilsoudski proved that cleo
waves are transmitted with more
ensity through the ground than
rough the air. The experiments
|owed that instruments Of insignifi-
MT power transmit with perfect
arness at a distance of one kilome-
about three-fifths of mlle) mes
ges which could affect an aerial re-
wing station only one-fifth Of the dis
nee. The inventor claims that the
tance Of ground transmission Is un-
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-08-30
DIED FROM LoCKJAW.
Bnitimorean Develops Tctanus
Under Peculiar Conditions.

BALTIMORE. Aug. 2O.-Joseph Con
rad. 1000 Barnes Street. whose critical
illness from lockjaw was reported yester-
day. cied about 3 O'Clock yesterday morn
Ing lie suffered great agony several
hours before his death
MI. Conrad was a native Of Bohemia
and had resided in Baltimore about thir-
ty-eight years. Recently he had been
employed by the water department as a
payer He was member OK the Fedora
ton Of Labor and the Knights Of Labor.
having been identified with the former
organization ten years and the latter
about i've years A widow, six sons and
hEe daughters survive
The illness which resulted in Iockfaw
and death began about two weeks ago
with 81 severe cold Mr.. Conrad went 10
me Johns Hopkins Hospital, and after IT,
GyNlHg medicine became patient there.
Tie thought he would never recover after
lcckJaw developed, and requested his fam
uy 20 take MIN from the hospital This
Was done and a private physician secured
th}slcauS from the hospital however
continued TO visit him
Inc cold from which the lOclCjaw deveI-
optd was caused, according 70 the family
by being caught in the rain on Monday
Two weeks ago. AZ COuTad's sons deny
the report that thcfr father ever slept on
the Drlcks IN the yard. but say he slept
on "a cot under an open window. After
tht cold became noticeable Mr. Conrad
was taken with severe sore throar
which became liberated. Il is thought
the tttanus germ developed here. having
started BIZ the cold
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-08-30
ALL ABOUT A STOLEN MONKEY
Two Men Arrested Charged With Tn,
Lmrccny OF a PCT

FREEHOLD, y. j.. Aug s0-In court
here yesterday Capt. Fito Ruanee for
meriy OF the Cuban army. who has been
confined in the county jail Tor a week
charged with being the accamplice ot
capt Joaquin CalaBiCrO in Tho theft OF =.
trained monkey, valued at $1,000. from S.
nora EosaIie Abreu, a wealthy Cub4r
woman sUmmeung at Long Branch W..
released under 500 bail. 10 await the "a,
ton Of the October grand jury. CaDtqfr
Calablero is sim in jail Captain KrIau. s.
could have been IN jail still also had H..
the father OF thcr~cuEE lady he is conn
Ing become HIS bOudsman.
Sonora AbrCu appeared in Court v.st.r
day She Is "A decided brunette with .
dark rich complexion. Although she doc
not live with her husband. she is no.
poor, and those Iu a position to know s.i.
she is worth a million
The two defendants, who are well
dressed men. are represented by Andres
j. q. Stokes. Of this place lIr Stok.e
told Judge HeisIey that his clients torr-
talablerO told the SenCra that hc w0uIg
return IL If she gave him eight letters
which he had written 10 her and which
she threatened 20 send 70 his lady low.
Sonora Abreu has engaged Howe < Hum
NEIL Of New York and John +. Hawkins
ter when the two captains are tried. The
case promises TO be sensational one
II Is said that there Is sometime ne
hind all this fuss over little monkey
although Captain CalabierO stOutly denies
he Is IN love with Sonora Abreu II i~
sit At the table with its mistress. uses q
napkin. fork etc. and also IS very leaf
Gus Of the Sonora and resents anyone
speaking with her