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artificial are not always harmless. and 1t
Is good thing that the relations between
we TWO governments are 50 friendly and
ttnRi Queen Nictoria's blood runs In the
kalscrS veins -
>, ~ the papers publish long specials from
httin describing the public feeling and
aEreeng that the article in the North
Nefhan Gazette is u proof that tho Ger
man government Is altogether powcrIess TO
stop the agitation which Is intended N
possible, 70 force Count Won Buow in
sony anfBritiSh pfou0uncement
Inc Times, defending Mr.. Chamberlain
against German attacks. sHys; I'VE must
neg TO remind the Germans that we claim
an equal right g. guard our own honor and
20 fcscut accutatious founded upon the most
h9teful and poisonous calumny disscminat-
ca win deliberate persistence ncxpllcdhlc
In friendly community
we hope the German people ana govern
meht VIII understand that tho British ma
tl"u WIN not acquIcscc In any Impeachment
or inc houor OF our gallant soldiers which
Is as dear to MS as Is that of the German
army To the German nation"
Berlin, November u. Fresh oncnsc
against Mr.. Chamberlain. the British CO.
lonial secretary, has taken place In Ger.
mlny over au open letter reproduced here
In which Mr. Chamberlain alludcs 10 the
so.called agitation In Germany, 80 cvi-
IDENTIFY artificial aud entirely based on mis-
apprehension Of my speech and says that
he does not propose to notice II, but that
mo sensible German could be 3frrontcd
10y my words tustifyiug British action IN
the Trausvaal"
The North German Gazette semi official,
hitherto silent on the subject today de-
nouuccd Mr.. Chumherlan's original utter
anccs mt Edinburgh as inconsdcrate and
offensive. but considers them to have been
modified by the letter
The paper reports the army not to be ef
fccted or pursuaded into joining into the
agitation and dcprcratCs official notice being
taken ot the unofficial utternnces of a for
aIgn cuhlnpt minIster.
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st. Paul, MINI, November 2l.-Lctters
were srnt out this afternoon from the GOV
crnors on'ce addressed to ne governors
Of North Dakota, Mountains, Nebraska,
Washington, Idaho and oregon suggesting
cooperation in the light against the rail
road merger aud asking tho State cxccu.
tive 10 suggest plans FOR concerted action.
II is not likely that there viii he formal
meeting for conference, bat by correspond
ence a plan may be agreed upon
The Dispatch today says Judge Jana.
son, tho governors private secretary stated
today az Rcdwns that the governor and
the members Of his official family had care.
fully looked into the legal phases Of the
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New York November p The Mail and
Express today printed the following inter
view with Governor Elect A. r. Cummins
~ Iowa with respect TO the possible results
o: the Joint control OF Western railways
through the Northern Securities company
He said,
Il do not believe there will he any or
ganised opposition IN Iowa to the big con.
solilatiun NJ Western railroads. There is
q wide difference OF opinion in our State
as to the result Of the consolidation,
while It is recognized that the move
uent places q great power IN few hands,
II is recognized also that that power may
be used Tor the peoples good as well as to
their dotrImcnt.
on the other hand. the consolidation
places IN the h0nds Of tacse at the beads
Of the movement a power that contains
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CATHOLIC ARcHRIsAops
annual Meeting Now in PROGRESS
Washington,

annual Meeting Now in PROGRESS at
Washington.
washington November 2l.-The annual
meeting OF the archbishops a the Catholic
Snurcn In the United States began at the
athollc university today. Cardinal ON.
p ions presided and the attendance iaclnded
Of 'yNS cS 9s, Williams Of Boston, Corriean
uiauelphia, Ireland " St Paul KIN ~
Dnt Louis katzer Of Milwaukee. keane OF
DUBUQUE and Christie Of Oregon 'e VI
nn t9e only feature Of the proceedings made
resolutions lamenung me assassInationn ~ ~
yn ,rstHqent Mckinley and containing an In.
Nj s"lluD or the henedictions Of Heaven on
Ms successors administration.
row morning Nsa'n i@ain'r-
AFTER they have concluded there win be
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-11-22
Business News Items From Denton.

Denton, Texas. November 90 The Lips.
comb Foreman stock Of drugs, an as
signment on which was fled yesterday. rs
told In today'S Post viii he sold In bulk,
50 the assignee, Prlestly Lipscomb, stated
today, as soon as a buyer can be found
10 take 10 In that way The invoicing OF
the stock is IN progress
B, Schmidt, icweler is closing bis store
here and Will go 10 Ohio.
Several changes in business will occur
January T.
b Gidcumb & Co. have opened up new
Implement store on the west side OF the
square,
Joyner & Faulkner, groceries, Will 60
ont OF business as soon as their stock
can be sold
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The Results At Oakland.

san Francisco. November Weather
cloudy; track sloppy.
Mile, selling Florenso. Darlene, Com
monwcalths Attorney. Time 1:47.
Mile and sixteenth. selling Essence,
Bonnie Lissak. Castake. Time l53la
Seven furlongs. sellins-Sea Lion, The
Singer Ringmaster Time 1871.
Five furlougs. pursc-Rcdan, Josie c.,
Dean Swift. Time l:O5.
Six furlougs sclling-Ordnung Eonic,
Fitzkanct Time 10.
Mile. selling Lode star, Dunblaine, AL.
fred c. Time .46
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Only eryan Men 10 Vat.

Little Rock, Ark, November 2l.-The
democratic executive committee OF the
Third congressional district in session at
Eureka Springs adopted resolution recon-
mendng that democratic county commit.
tees take steps to prevent all persons from
voting in The democratic primaries who
were opposed to the Kansas City platform
and TO the election Of William j. Bryan
for president.
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slaoel STAYS With Boston.

Midget Slagel is slated to cover the
center suburb for the Remnants in 1902
Frank Selee believes that that is the only
position Sagel can Ill to advantage and
viii give him full opportunity In the spring
to prove that he hasn't outgrowu his use
fnlneSs rs big lengucr. II "Topsv" Hart
sci ana Danny Green are kept they Will
BE- played on either side Of Slagel and give
Mr.. Selcc one Of the fastest and probably
me tinicst trio Of gardeners In the big
lnngmn =
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Jim Meoibbin Only Favoritc Won.

Washington. November 21-Jim Mcgib.
bin in the hurdle race was the only win
ming fayoritc at Jennings today, the re-
mining events going to good priced horses.
Hurdle. about mile and threc.uuartcrs-
Jim Mcgibbin. Gold, Tankard Time 3 %.
Six furlongs Happy, Cornwall, Royal
Sterling Time l.lG
Seven furongs Waswift, Dewey. Bessie
Mccarthy. Time l.',0.
Five and half furiougs Keynote, Elk
tingushcr Lux Cast. Time los 40.
Mile and a siStceu,h-Fiara, Balloon,
Wunderlch Time ! -
Seven furlonCs-Andv Williams The Pu-
rltan. Lamp O'Lee. Time 1;29 10.
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IN A FIT OF JEALOUS FRENl'
A Negro at Marlin Kills HIS w
Attempts SUICIDE.

e
Marlin. Tex1s, November 2 eIhsa, h
jealousy tonight Mt $50 Joe Gip'y ~ u
gro, cut the throat of his VIE or 4.
he had been married only = ,rrcE Il
After cutting her throat ne st M
death. lie then made an alleged li WIFI 4
cut his own throat and did :I,Nyy Vi
ering the windpipe, but inc i TSS slsra
sufficient to produce death, ioV t ID
given and Officers hurried , lG ", 4
While they were holding Trnsbi
the house from a neigbbor,sf, y Ft ~ 4
had been during the enactment q he 3
edy. and shot her steptatnisn,s, bip Y
entering the body and knoes'Jfs w nes.
lie got up from the floor IN Ia Ave ystg'
and exclaimed: I'm NOT vtedr Ale y
woman was taken into custop IA piss
sons wounds have been seweo ,S @1s pisA
up and he may recover He was
jail on q charge of murder
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Political News rom Caldwell countu.

Lockhart, Texas, November 21-Thc pop.
ulist party Of Caldwell county is showing
some little sign Of returning vitality. Mr.,
D. NJ Homer chairman of the county ex,
ecutlye committee, has issued call for a
meeting Of the populsts and AN other no.
lltcal reformers' Of the county to conv ne
az Lockhart on Saturday. December 7. Pun
lie curiosity has been aroused by this cal
as II ~ not now suspected what Coup
d etat' Is intended
captain Ferg Kyle, representative Of
Hays county spent Yesterday in the city
and expressed himself as much surprise
az the growth Of the town Captain Kyle
informed The Post correspondent that no
would probably he a candidate for re elec.
tion Ia the Twenty. eighth legislature next
wear
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Fire Al Mnrfreeshnro. lam

Nashville, Tenn, November -. Bulletin:
telephone message at O'Clock this
friday morning from Murfreesboro,
Tenn, says Depot I'M Is being swept by
ire The Nashville Are department Is
sending an engine.
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TEXAS MATTERS.

INn00HI 10 Inc FOsIl
vv,.ti.a,. >,,.a,,,,an ot p,t,,,,- l.
sued TeXans-James h Barry, Walnut
Springs. bird trap. Charley H. Ferrlott,
p,ti,t, , ,n5 ,o,,,, rt,,t... ~,
- lpS''' n''' ""''"' '"s n''u'''
ro,,s ro,slo,e cr,ntod od.I,,l. cbcs.
,o tensions Stan'' 90. v r na mes
YV4np "SsS W. esaS'S 30 trnuHte wv
Xxx "a,ue' rs,, Ns iSulrs' LAW
/ SIX lin ~ ,'.rjlo Is "" ~!
/ ian, p,t 80, b. ~ u,
1 W. "o5,T ',,lDI W,'n's;s N"'i'I,,,
| ErLr rn,5, c1 N'.i'nI' i I'm
| gI,hh SD Srjcinai Sfios 's' a. ET,n5r
q Jaspor \ Milo, Alexander $40. rmmu
I,i5 pii ''''s " 6t ~ 'D',u'm
E1'T n t (f'r.. ." ''Tsu"" WIZ VIZ
R,rI ~ u,u,b So ,,,f 80 M r'
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University BUILDING at Waxahaohi.

Waxahachie, Texas, November 21.-The
plans and specifications for Trinity uniyer
SHY arrived yesterday and were approved
by the building committee. The ran,r,y,
Tee announces that II is ready to receive
scaled nlds for the erection Of the uniyer-
SHY building, and that the contract will be
let on December 8. 80 w
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BUSINESS MATTERS.

Made an ASSIGN nent at Eagle Lake.
Eagle Lake. Texas, November 2l.--Mc-
Rec & Green made assignment today to
G.. W Deaton. The liabilities are placed
n $500 and the assets ct $1,000 The as
sgnment was general and there were
no preferred creditors.
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WASHINGTON.

The Panama canal representatives are try
Ing game of bluff
II Is said there will be IN effort to ind
the person who stole valuable papers and
sold them for publication
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AIabama's New Constitution,

! Montgomery, Ala, November 21.-Gov.
ernor jerks today Issued a proclamation
announcing the ratification OF the new
constitution by 26,S79 votes and declaring
! That the new Instrument shall become Of,
receive Thanksgiving Day, November rs.
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THE FIRE RECORD.
Barn at Yoskum.

OF Mr. e. MaTxen. In the western poP.
tion or town, was totally destroyed by
nre at an eerly hour Wednesday morning.
Loss aboua $500 With $50 insurance. The
origiE OF !, Are Is not known
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-11-22

Weatherford, Texas, November 2O.-Last
night young man named Tldwel. from
bosque county near Morgan, had his
pockets filed while asleep in a wagon yars
mere, The thief secured S36 No elew rs
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Hoods Pills

On retiring, and tomorrow your di-
gestive organs will be regulated and
you will be bright, active and ready
Tor any kind OF work. This has
been the experience of others; it
will be yours. HOODS PILLS are
sold by all medicine dealers. % cts.
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Yearoan & Co. Assign at Dallas.

Dallas, Texas, November 2t-E. n.
Yeargan * Co, grocers at 852.354 Elm
street, fled an assignment today, naming
A. Srhcr as assignee. The liabilities |
amount TO $4,000. The creditors live In
Dallas.
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Perhaps they are sore and
weak from constant cough
ing. How is this? Have
you forgotten about the cough
medicine your grandmother
gave you fifty years ago,
Ayers Cherry 4 Pectoral?
Ask your doctor how many
years he has prescribed it,
can eminent physician told me |
certainly had consumption. ! took
Ayers Cherry Pectoral and it COM
pletely cured me. " -
Mrs. S. L. Yeager, Oxford, Kans.
tse., Soc. si.tO. &c. AYERGo., Lowell, Mass
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Tonight

II your liver is out Of order, causing
Biliousness, Sick Headache, Heart
burn, or Constipation, take dose OF
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A General Strengthening r,,.
Groves Tasteless Chill i'
ssnkruptey

Discharge in Bankruptcy j
Galveston, Texas, NoyenI39esr, erIy, y
Henson. bankrupt, Of New vi n banils!
has been granted a discharEsd Il. BflisI.
by United states Judge DaElu 49,
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House. conN he and cash Stunned.

Rockdale, Tex ; November 21-Ths
dwelling house a Peter MoFbltzer, near
Little River, twlye TO fourteen miles
north OF Rockdah \ was destroyed by ire
last night The was severe to Mr..
Morbltzer, who, T ddttlon 10 his home
snd contents; lost .Nmin currency aud had
Sl4o In gold mclsck1
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Mr.. Tracy Swinging Around The cirol.

MT tracy swinging Around the Circle.
Mexia, Texas, November 21.-Hon. ~ II.
Tracy OF Rockdale, candidate for congress
from this district, was here last night ON
ms way TO Fairfield lie is just swinging
around the circle and getting aconaiStad
With the boys.
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JOPLIN. Mo. ]. w yraystou. proml-
nent attorney was N nd INSTANTLY killed
by Georse 8 Bsyne. ID - 70 tie
water WerkA.
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FOR LOSS or APPETITE,
GFoTe's Tasteless Chill Tonic.
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Texas postofdccs established Bins. Ed
wards county, Hester A Cox postmiStross.
Gulny, Jefferson county, BERTHE j. Van
Week, postmistress.
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oBsEoUIfs OF CAPTAIN KNIGHT
The Services Took Place at Grace ID.
: E. Church Yesterday Afternoon In
the Presence of a Large Assembiage.
Interment at oakdaI Cemetery.

The funeral of the lamented Captain
James Knight, who departed this lie
at Q o'clock Monday morning, took
place yesterday afternoon at 4 O'CLOCK
The cortege moved from the residence
of the deceased's Mr.. .. z
Collier, on Front and Grace streets
thence to Grace M. Z. church, where
the solemn services o place III lhe
nnesence of a large assemblage, nclud-
ing the bereaved family. officials of the
tIautic Coast Line. employees OF the
railroad, and friends of the
The solemn services were conducted
nv the Rev. John Y. Cole. the pastor.
assisted by the Rev. DR.. Carmichael, OF
ST. John5s Episcopal church. Mrs. Mat
tie L. Chasren presided at the organ,
and the singing was by a special quar-
tette composed of Mrs. w. Latta, so
prano; Mrs. James ID. Smith, contral-
to; Mr.. C. ". Motto, tenor; and Mr..
Herbert Holden. bass.
When the casket was borne into the
church. the choir t~ouchingly sang
hymn 462, Lead. Kindly Light" after
which the Rev. Mr.. Cole read the SOth
Psalm. Mr.. Cole then offered a tender
prayer. and that was followed by LIT.
Carmichael who read the 18th chapter
OF PauIS EpLSLle 10 LlS IlcUiC"c- 1Hc
Rev. Mr.. Cole then mace some remark
in which he paid a beautiful n
touching tribute to Captain Knight
AS the remains were borne from the
church, the choir sang hymn S28,
abide With Me-" and from the church
the cortege moved to Oakdale cemetery
where the remains were consigned to
the tomb.
Hhe p~all-bearers were as follows:
Honorary, Captain John F. Divine, Mr..
W. A.. Riach. DR.. D. w. Bullock, DR..
George G. Thomas. and DR.. L.. II. Love;
active, Messrs. James F. Post, E. Bor-
den, Thoma Torpy. j. c. Higgins, N.
n. Davis and w. H. Sprunt.
The floral tributes were
handsome. In the church the casket
was overlaid with magnificent designs,
and the grave was banK with them.
Among the flowers sent We've several
dozen very handsome large American
Beauty roses, sent by the officials Of
the Atlantic Coast Line. a handsome
pillow of parma violets. carnations
and Marechal Neil roses by the en-
ployes Of the Coast Line. a very land
some wreath of roses. carnations and
ferns by Mr.. J.. w. Perrin. a beautiful
floral Tyre by Mr.. w. ]. Crosswell, dis
trict superintendent of the Southern
Express Company, and beautiful me-
MORALS sent by Captain John F. Di-
vine. Mr.. T. NJ. Emerson. Mr.. n Mrs.
Preston Bridgers, and py the deceased's
grand daughter. Mrs. Thomas A. Coun-
cell, of Easton, Md. and many others.
During the services Mr.. ]. Hicks
Bunting, whose pharmacy is opposite
Mr. Golfers residence. closed his place
of bushes as a marx Of respect to the
memory of Captain Knight.
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Trips or INSPECTION
Arraged for by House Committee on
Rivers and HarborS

Washington, March 5.-The house
committee on rivers and harbors to-
day arranged the details of two trips
Of inspection which they will make.
The first y will be to Havana. The
members will leave tomorrow evening.
They will go first to Jacksonville, then
to Tampa and Key West and thence
to Havana. Upon their return they
will stop at Miami, Fla. In June they
will make a trip to Galveston and
other gulf ports, and then on the Pa
c.fic coast from Los Angeles to as far
north as Puget sound. The members
go as private individuals. Some of
the military committee have decided
to visit Cubs n Porto Rico to inquire
into conditions there and they will
leave in a few days. The members Of
the naval committee of the houSe it
is understood, also have a similar trip
under contemplation.
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/ have also received a good NAM or
ders by mail but I still want more. I
ave eight of the best milliners in the
state-all high priced and well expert
snoed at work and 1 expect to soon
have to increase my force 10 twenty
ladies in the trimming room. We give
a cheap hat in the style Of a gvod one
only difference being in the o OF ma
terial. The hats we trim up for $500
a dozen are stylish, nice looking hats,
but Of course everything about it Is
cheap. Our $500 a dozen hats are nice
new stylish hatStin white or black. or
ASSORTED colors. in different Shapes or
fats, and trimmed in silk null or rib
bon OF gold and silver geuse-all hats
are warranted to please. Our $1,000
per dozen hats are leghorns with fancy
edges or plain edges or ace straw
shapes. All nice new haIs-~Ith ten
large roses and fully covered with silk
null. lined, and a hat in separate
box-all assorted colored trimming
any shade you want--at $1.00 each. Our
$500 per dozen hats or $1.25 each are
nice white leghorns trimmed with 1s
large silk rosebuds and silk mousebaine
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My Travelling Men
on The RosD aE SENDING III LOTS OF GOOD ORDERS FOR WHOLESALE
Millinery and Trimmed Hats

This hat will retail for S2.5o In any mA-
linery store. / will sell them to yeu fcC
$500 a dozen. WIZ sell you nicely
banded sailors with sweat-bands for
$2.Oo per dozen. A nice rough straw
sailor-nicely Observation-Disclosures $2.3s q
dozen. In baby caps we have q nice
full cap with ace edges for T5e peg
dozen. A better and nicer cap At $l.oo
per dozen and q very pretty ca
at s1.25. $3.00. $500 and n price you
want up TO $500 a dozen. Small boys
and girls hats-banded-for S2.fs
dozen-assorted colors- three sizes
In flowers. We have several nundrva
dozen and we sell them from 45c per
dozen TO $3.50 per dozen II you send
US an order for flowers we guaraUss
them to suit you OF We viii take thsN
back and pay the freight.
Our terms are April LIST s Per cent, -
days or 60 days net. We var your
order. We are asking the merchants
for their orders We guarantee tn
goods to sui or We pay freight both
ways. Remember our hats are trim
med by the best milliners and not BY
apprentice girls. Let US hear from
you. We are yours for business IN IL
wholesale millinery line.
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To Consider Protests of Chinese

Pekin, March 5.-The e general
meeting of the ministers of the powers
will consider the protests Of the Chi
nese plenipotentiaries regarding the le-
cation quarters now established in the
Chinese public buildings. The British
and Russians have taken the board of
works, board of revenue and board of
ce~remonials. The Italians have taken
the emperor's personal temple of work.
shop. Fire has destroyed the greater
part of the temple of a thousand years,
the effigy of Buddha. weighing 600 tons,
vas not injured.
The japanese troopS are preparing to
leave in transports now on their way
to Taku. The river is now safely open
and there Is no danger of another frost.
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MaforC III. White

A special dispatch from Raleigh to
The Messenger last night announces
that Captain Charles H. White. Of this
city, has been appointed assistant in
spector general Of small arms practice,
North Carolina State Guard. with the
rank Of major.
The appointment Of Major White is a
most excellent one. He has had long
service In h state guard. is an enthu-
stasts guardsman. and has had years
q military experience. having been
captain OF the Wilmington Light Infan-
try n held other positions in the COM
peny Sec the past ten years.