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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-08-19
MONDAYS RACES.
saratona Entrles.

Handicap, six furlongs Endurance by
Right 122, Gun Fire lit, Whisky King 49,,
Bellies Commoner no ohagcn i06, Tribes
Hill 10e, Grail 104, silver Juliet io3, Lady
Sterling 90, Old Hutch 9s, Lady Godiva 03.
Selling seven furlbngs-Speedmos 100,
Bold Knight 40, Connie 0s DR.. Riddle
100 Cherries 1O6, Mercer 105, Guess Work
100 lee King 100
The Mohawk, mile and sixteenth Colo
mel Pndden III, Glade Rum 1906, Malster
i06, Kowdy 1903, Arak l03 Lone Fisher
man lOd, Nitrate 106, Barbara Fritchie gG.
Five and Il half furlongs, 2-year-olds,
maidens Blue Blood Chlckadee, Step ON
w aE BSstyah Past d Katherine E,.I RAD Iaidy
toes Clipper, Queens Messenger Tenugru,
ltappy, Torch Light Royal Sue, Fontenix,
Trauer Maxilo Fenes0ie ILL.,,
Handicap, one aud one.tourth miles
| First Whip 126 Caviar 121, kamara VII
peeanter li2, Trigger l05, Latson 100
| Alsike 3D.
| Clear and fast
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KlnIoch Park Entries.

Five and half furlongs-Apri no. sallie
Green 100, Pretorius lo5, Ash Brook los,
Aiatin BELL 1o5
One and one sixteenth miles, selling
Mnskalonge i03, Kaufman 30, Golden
scepter 90, Monos o6, Albert II. Dewey a5.
Three fnurths of mile, handicap Like
Nocker AG
ihree-fourths OF n mile selling Tleruon
III, Or WAhnselv no. Hop Scotch lOi
Winaeheionr l0I Elreside 1oT, Jesse Aehon.
bach ION, Hunting l05, y, II. Mason iO2
seven eighths OF Il mile, sellug--No oni
Dalkoilh l05, Chcquasohog iOA, Lady Mon.
Urea lO2, Casava lO2, Plead 100.
Cloudy and good
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Steamer islander Carried Down Seventy or
Eighty Passengers and Crews
SHE CRASHED INTO AN ICEBERG AT Mo
The Boilers Exploded as She Sank and Many Were
Killed Who Might Otherwise Have
Made Their Escape.

N Law. NJ r. Porter and Moran, coal
passcrs.
Mrs w Smith. Vancouver; ]. a. Der
tram. Vancouver; Mrs. j. L. Wilcox, Seat
tie
There was s275,o00 IN gold in the steam
or. 100000 of which was carried by pas
sengers. III. H. Hart who has spent six
teen years in Klondike lost S35,OOO in
dust. Some say that Captain Foote reached
a raft but when h. saw the extent Of the
disaster jumped overheard. No accurate
list of dead will he available until arrival
OF the purser of the steamer tomorrow.
George Mel. Brown executive agent Of
the Canadian Pacific railway, after inter
viewing tae officers and passengers who re-
turned, sald me purser Is remaining
in the North attending 10 the forwarding
Of the through passengers VI is impussi'
bile to give an exact list of those lost but
from the fact that 1l3 were saved The
loss must he much lower than the figures
first reported. My opinion is that II will
not exceed twenty"
Seattle, Wash. August 1SA bulletin
to the Post Inteligeneer from Victoria, b.
C., gives the following additional names
of the drowned on the Islander
High Porter, coal passer; NJ. Folk. saloon
walter; Mrs. j Smith Vancouver, B q;
j. l.. Blethen, Vancouver; Mrs j L. VIII
man one coal pasSer; one waiter, name
unknown.
The following bodies have been recovered:
DR. John Duncan, Victoria: r Burke H.
L. Burke, II. Porter, NJ Folk, Doll
and two Cinnamon.
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Every Excrtion a Task
Every Care a Burden

There is failure OF the strength to
do and the power to endure; there Is
weakness all over" that is persistent
and constant
The vital functions are impaired.
food does not nourish. and the whols
system is run down.
A medicine that strengthens the
stomach. perfects digestion, inyIgor-
ates and tones is needed.
what Hoods SassAparilia did for Mrs. l.. B.
Garland. Shady Team. It has done for others
She took II when she was all run down with
put appetite Iosing flesh, and unable to do
her work Iiresfored her appetite, increased
her weight. and made her well and strong.
This 10 her own ruselieited abatement.
HO0essS $as-SaSsaS-faEa
Promises 10 cure and keeps the prom
Ise. The earlier 'reatment Is begun
~ bassAx - begin Il today.
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against time, the best stallion record, fast
est two heats on record, fastest third con-
secutlye mile, fastest first heat III race,
1881; fastest second heat In a race, 2;05,
this year, at Detroit; best race record ltied
with Onoqun and Dircctuml, 2,11M. rs a
3.year old. fastest eighth heat nj any age
iniude as a 3-year-oldl 211A fastest pup.
lie quarter mile, O;25 and fastest hnlf mile
O.50M He trots next week at Boston In
the 5000 free for all against Lord Derby
t2:0Tj and Charlie Herr, and meets Boral
ma (20TMD at Lexington, KY, in October
MIR. Ketcham was bcsieged With or rs To
entire season. Geers and he We're offered
5000 to race next week at Point Breeze.
Geers starts The Abbot at Hartford SYRIA
cuse Terre Hautc and Oakley against the
worlds record and viii nc him with a view
TO regaining the crown,
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Manchester CLOTH

manchester August 1s.-There was NO
sreat change In the cloth movement last
week Business, II anything, was shad,
h Rsts gnisr Inquiry for large eastern mar
ebssi, v9nath1e good, China especially pur
lsfactory. 9'S'ion Is stiA Nhsat
utttihee nom nome trade was also disappointing
same time the stock II Cotton ne aeo ~ a ,ng
s ssnofe + Unusually limited and the future
S,sgPPbbF depends largely upon the freedom
new new when the United States offer Inc
rsg heNi few months viii be nnusnal,y
rha arms 's ala not show much Improvement
Win ol,nt elur Tor the week was limited,
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SHORT NEWS STORIES.

BUFFALO, n. Y.-At me pan Amor,..n
eeeih2hsltlon Wednesday. the 2isf. viii he
N,"oeatei oy the people Of Louisiana.
SssAahsAr0GA, y. Y.-James Nlecne con.
stable WIN Barney SchrIeber's racing
the raee t SS, LOUIS. was fatally Injured az
~. WASHINGTON. Columbia qvnosran nh
infiionu union n, q this city has adopted reso.
nnee pedrng financial ana moral ass y
~,,,.' ,he striking steel workers.
aceIdsn, o s,s The Brooklyn trolley rar
s ses resulted in the death 81 one eeS Man n'gul
Ailsd tne motorman. John Shrink. who WAS
's outright. Jossph Rosenbacaer Of
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FoREleN.

Money was plentiful In London and
professionals will make an effort to
start boom In stocks.
Manchester cloth market was very
duh
The Mexican government has started
a crusade against gambling.
The English will break their pact
with ireland and viii reduce her rep
resentation in parliament.
Ecuadorlan troops are now ready to
invade Colombia.
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sUMMARA OF ToDAYs' IMPoRTANT News.
STATE.

Emmett Turner, Choke county
farmer met horrible death in run.
away
The police Of Galveston charge that
Mrs. e. Kaufman Was murdered.
Young Smith, who sulcided III Cle-
burne, had been involved In an ARRAY
In Georgia.
The attorney generals department
has issued pamphlet setting forth the
form to he used for Issuing bonds.
The jury in the Boutwell, murder case
In Young county failed to return a YER
diet.
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Frame Houses Al Athens.

Athens Texas, August 10 Yesterday
three small frame buildings were burned
on the east side OF the square One was
owned by j. j. Powers and occupied by A
colored grocery There was no Insurance.
nhe loss was about 500, One building he.
longed to r. NJ, Thomas OF Waco Loss
R5O' no Insurance, The hrick building
occupied by the Central Texas Grocery
company was damaged about $500; covered
by insurance
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SHORT TEXAS SPECIALS.

GREENVIuLE.--At a special mefuns
the city council petition vas p'Hs'
and favorably acted upon granuls XIV ~.
chlse to an Independent telephone f''f'
to do business IN Greenyllle.
GREENYILLE. AT speclal nesusss !
the city council j. 7, Young ana sM sI.s
were granted thlrty-year irNn nan,, i
an Independent telephone efenal's
Greenville. IT,
HUTTO. THE American cottoh, g s,s M
will begin boring q deep weh X X n
Monday morning and as tlns ,sssl slI d
deep Well over sunk in tnls ss, XIII 4
result Is looked forward e Win AK s IN
terest as the water supply ~ "
is q vital question.
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MATTERS GETTING MIXED.
Both Colombia and Venezuela Are To r..
Invaded

both colombia and Venezuela Are to Be
Invaded.
Wlllemstad' Island Of Curacao, August
ls'-tVia Haytien Cable President Cas-.
tro Of Venezuela some days ago sent 10
Oaenla, Colombia, ammunition. arms ma
men to assist in tac Colombian revolution
Emilio Fernandez former governor az
Oaracas under President Castro and sh.
sseguently administrators Of laws ~ IT,
tro, has left Curacao. accomnanias as
AsNIy partisans with the announced intnI
uon OF Invading Venezuela '"'h
u Is also reported that Sespndo me-.
has erected landing. "''e's
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ECUADOR is in THE GAME.
Her Troops Said TO Be on the Point Of
Invading Colombia.
A BATTLE is IMMINENT AT PASTO
Minister Silva Is Much Disturbed by the
News and Does Not Under
stand It.

Quito, Ecuador August ia force of
Ecudorean troops is ready to invade Colon
bia aud battle is imminent near Paste,
just beyond the Colombian frontier and
about one hundred and afty miles north.
east of Quito.
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INC A1ouses N Mhartnn

Wharton. Texas. August ls-At mid.
night last night 1t was found that two
houses belonging to Neal Irttit We're in
hames the citizens were quickly aroused
and every EFFORT made 20 save them. hut
In vain No Insurance; loss about 5000
Neal Petit Is an Industrious colored
farmer and every one regrets to hear Of
the loss Of his home and rent house, ORR
gin OF the FIRE unknown.
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AMERICAN LrAraR-
cauaht Thltty-two Tarpon.

Corpus Christi Texas, August Is. MIR. A.
L. Wright and a party OF friends returned
yesterday on the launch Ida from Flour
Blun, on the southern shore Of Corpus
Christi bay whore they spent a couple az
days and landed thirty-two large tarpon
The festive Silver king Is plentiful In
this haY this year and many lnrge sue 4.
mems are being landed here daily BY yls,
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DOMESTIC.

Chicago wmkmen were killed and
injured by an explosion OF molten
meal
There Is no shortage OF cotton ties as
a result Of the strike.
Commissioner Of Pensions Evans has
prepared statement which deals with
vast flgures
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STRIKE.

Talk of an extension OF the strike
to other trades Is now being made.
The trust rushed lot of nonunlon
men into the mills at Monessen.
Trouble may fellow.
The buggy trust has notified EN-
ployes to quit unions or be fired.
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Gin Al Chisholm.

Terrell Texas, August 1T.--Jm Howelrs
Gin at Chisholm, eight miles northwest OF
this city caught IRE yesterday ana con
siderable quantity Of cotton was burned.
hut the glnhouse and machinery wnre
saved, The fire Is supposed TO have origin
ated from a match IN the cotton that vas
being ginned.
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oermany Is eettlnn 81,

Berlin August ~. The German vove.n
ment has ordered the cruiser yineta ,rsir.
Is on the eastern coast Of south Afrlea
To proceed 10 Venezuelan wnfers - ~. ~
Leau ness TO protect German Interest,"
an emergency should arise. y
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a Murder ~ Rren.a..

hrenham Texas. August IS In a gan.
eral shooting scrape ten miles norm ~
mere this evening between some Gern,sn
aand celored people. some twenty shots 49,
nled Allen Roberts Yves shot IN me NJ
ana Joe ~elcke shot In the aide and k,liasp
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New Orleans, August Is. New Orleans
had an easy time with Keefe today, while
Kellum not only held the yidtors down
but the team behind him fclded fnely ran
bases well and hit hard stanley, the new
fielder, hit three-bagger liz the first In,
ming With two men ON bases. The locals
left FOR Little Rock tonight, Attendance
Score 4 II u
New Orleans .,. 200 100 400 N * "A
Birmingham $500. 600 O0O 600. q a
kelium ana Abbott; Keefe ana Culver.
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New Trial Refused

sherman, Texas August II In the appll.
cation for new trial in the case Of d
G.. retty, given FIVE years for the murder
~ Justice %, Al Hnrrs A. pottsbero
some two years since, the court today re.
FUSED the motion.
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SOUTHERN LBAGuE


Memphis, Tenn. August 1s-.selma de.
feated Memphis today In a listlcss, unin
teresting game, Errors by the homo team
Were particularly costly and Shields was
outptched by Baker Kern and Bailey Of
iiciated as umplres In the absence OF a
regular official Attendance $500.
SCCrt- II IL u
Memphis 80. $3.50. .00o 600 600 . Z q
Selma ,.. ....., 200 Q20 100 & Z 4
Shields and Armstrong; Baker and
Moore
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OIL DEVELo PMENTs.

The thiriieth gusher is In at Beau
mont and 1t gave the drillers a severe
dussie before Il was shut on.
Work on the storage tanks at Sabine
Pass is progressing fayornbly.
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The finance committees are studying
the needs of state institutions before
making up the appropriation bill.
There are many politicians at Austin
Just now, some with congressional
bees
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TEXAS FIRE RECORD.
Residence al AIhanN.

Albany, Texas, August 17-Last night
ahont II O'clock the fine residence of w d.
Reynolds was discovered to be on FIRE, and
i was entirely consumed, including the
FURNITURE, only a small part OF the latter
being saved. Less $1,000, partly Insured
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Traverse city Mich. August iS,--rlre 10.
night DESTROYED the warehouse Of the
Wells'Hlagman Basket company. SLED With
fruit packages. The loss VIII be between
SfA00O and sl000o0 purity Insured
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Rest for rheumatism, elmer & Amend
Prescription No as5l Celebrated ON its
merits Tor many enectual cures ~ VI
Schmidt, Houstoh. Texas, sole agent.
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Palestine Mon a anmn

Tyler, Texas, August H. The Cotton
Belt team was defeated here this afternoon
BY the Palestine nine by srore Of to T.
The attendance was the largest and the
gamc the tamest Of the season.
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Sunday school meeting at First Pres
bYterian chnrch decided on conven-
ton 10 no held in Houston on Septem-
Der 90 and u.
william Hummer won the Hirsch
medal in the Houston Bowling club con,
test.
Dick Bowling Camp favors the or.
ganizatlon Of the Sons OF Confederate
Veterans In Houston
a bloodess slxshooter duel occurred
on Washington stret.
Houston Concordia club organized.
Effort Of Red Men to establish H.
brary and social club is meeting with
success.
ssssseeseoosesoeeseeesoessss
of Ryal 3, Off Hutchinson 4, of WIFI
more Q
Batters little Clair, Ryall.
Struck out-B BY Belts ., by Roper 4, b
Hutchinson . bv Whitmore ..
Double play Ross, Whltnorc and Jones
iimpire Proctor
Iilnc-~2:ttl
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NEGRO STILL AT LARGE.
But Five Thousand Men Are Looking
for the Murderer.
THE WHOLE COUNTRY IS UNDER ARMS.
Every Possible Preoaution Has Been
Taken to Prevent a Recourse to Mob
Law When He Is Caught.

sherman, Texas August 1sThe situa-
ton in the Caldwell murder case is prac-
tcally unchanged Posses are still on the
hunt for the murderer and cover every
foot Of territory from southwest Grayson
TO Woodyille l. r., distance of over
100 miles. Rumors are flying fast and are
Of greatly diverglng nature. Each posse
is sure that II has the right man eorraled
Several arrests have been made, but the
parties were turned loose shortly after ar
rest. The excitement Is even more intense
today than yesterday and should the rlght
party be run down his fate Is not mat
ter of conjecture. However, the officers
are taking every precautionary step against
mob violence. should he be captured and
special deputies have been selected among
leading citizens OF each community and the
preservation of the law in regard to mob
violence especially impressed
sheriff Shrewsbury returned from the
teld of action today and states that there
are 1900 men on the trail.
Denison, Texas, August 1s.-Thc half
breed who is charged with the murder OF
Mrs j. NJ Caldwell has been traced to
Rcd river bottoms, in the Pottsboro dis
trlet and the officers are closing in on
HIM 1t is a good hiding place and he may
escape to the Territory. 1t was seen where
he had been eating green corn Wilder
lived in Denison several years ago and is
well known here "a the officers WHO are
on the look out for him The people in
the Deayer, Saddler and pottsboro com
munltes are ont In force.
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TRANsVAAL.
LEGISLATIVE.

Kruger says that the Boers are Tight
ing for full independence
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Better for the Blood Than Sarsapanlla
For Those Living 10 the Malaria Dis
Arizona republican., 1901-02-05

When everything else has failed, Paine's Celery Compound has brought me back to health"
 The thousands of instances where this has been said-the scores of people in every community who nave told this simple story; the downright, hard, cold facts; the grateful acknowledgements of men and women who have suffered from the diseases that have their origin in impaired nervous systems and slug gish, impure blood these are what have made Paine's Celery Compound far and away the one remedy above all others that physicians prescribe and the public indorse.
 It is by merit, and merit alone, that Paine's Celery Compound has achieved it's wonderful pre-eminence, not only in this country, but throughout the civil ized world.
 After the unfortunate person who is ailing because the blood needs new life. and the nerves require natures food, finally tries Paine's Celery Compound, and gets immediate relief. another is added to the great multitude of people whose praise of this remedy has made the demand for it many times larger than that of all other remedies put to- gether.
 A person must have lost all conf dence in his fellowmcn who can read the following letter and not he convince ed of the great benefit Paine's Celery Compound has done. Is doing. and will continue to do for sick and nervous people wherever 1t finds them.
 When a sick man or woman finds that he or she has taken a remedy that has actually done for him or her all that Is claimed for it-it can be safely predicted what will follow. Every ac- quaintancc, sick or well, will be told about it.
 Gen. Rodrigues has written down his experience in the hope of helping others who may be so afflicted. Tho general is today connected with the civil govern
Arizona republican., 1901-02-05
Mckee'S Cash Store.
BURGER-NAsH WEDDING
Pretty Marriage Ceremony at the
 Home of the Brides Mother.

"A very pretty wedding took place last evening at the residence of the brides mother at No. 27 Illinois street. The contracting parties were MT. John H. Burger and Miss Nina Nash, the Rev. Lapsley A. McAfee officiating. The parlors were very prettily decorated in white and pink and the floral display was in keeping. The bride looked dainty and sweet in her simple costume of white.
 The wedding was a quiet one owing to the illness of the brides mother. none but the immediate members of the family being present. After the ceremony the young couple were driven to the residence of Mir. Harry Parker, where reception was held. after which a dainty wedding supper was Served.
 Mir. and Mrs. Burger will be at home in their new home on South First avenue. The groom is the popular and efficient engineer of the electric light works and the bride. since childhood, has resided in this city and is well and favorably known. Many friends join in congratulating the happy couple.
Arizona republican., 1901-02-05

No question about the best place to eat. Is at Coffee AIS Restaurant.
Arizona republican., 1901-02-05

ment of Havana. During the struggle for Cuban independence he rose from the ranks to the grade of brigadier- general. and in 1896 won a decisive vic- tory over Gen. Campos.
 Gen. Rodriguez was a very sick man. He was as near nervous prostration as one can be and live. After five years suffering his first good nights sleep came immediately upon his taking Paire's Celery Compound. His letter reads:-
 Dear Sirs: For five years l have not had good nights resh I had serious case of nervous prostratiop. my strength seemed 10 be leaving me. and I felt tired and weak all the time. My blood was impure, and suffered from pains in the back, constipation, and an inactive liver. l had no appetite and no ambition. I was constantly con- sulting physicians and it seemed as though I was nearly ready to die. Providence sent me bottle of Paine's Celery Compound, and this great rem edy cursd me of all the irritable symp- toms with which I was afflicted. I can frankly and sincerely say that had 1t not been for Paihe's Celery Compound I would today be either in the cemete- ry or in the insane asylum. Among the many prominent people who testify 10 the virtues of Paine's Celery Compound are Santiago Rodriguez, NJ. D.; J. M. Bracho. Edwardo ds Ia Torre, Porfirio Nasvidal, E. r. Gaso, O. l.. Pineda, Pe- dro Herrera Hermanos. A. Rincon, Andres Angulo hureIio de Varona Quesada. Very truly yours.
 GEN. J. M. RODRIGUEZ.
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