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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-02
MATTERS IN MEXICO.


Title OF Hereditary Baron Conferred
Upon kaska by Austrian Emperor.
Mexico City, September T. The Austrian
emperor has conferred The title of hercdI
tary baron, free from taxes on Dr. Fran.
cisco kaska, Of this city. Dr Kaskn, who
came to Mexico in the encourage OF Maxi.
milan, has since remained here in busi
ness and through his sterling qualities has
won universal esteem. When Austrin de-
sired to erect a memorial chapel ON the
spot where Macmillan aud his Mexican
generals, Miramon and Meiia were exc.
cuted, Dr. kaska was the luteunedinry
through whom permission was asked and
ohtalped. The erection Of this chapel led
20 visit "a Mexico Of Princes Kheveu.
hueler and Fuerstenberg as representatives
OF the Imperial family of Austria AZ the
dedication OF the chapel, and that visit re-.
suited Indirectly In the resumption az diplo.
matte relations between Mexico and Ans
trla Baro kaska had more to do with
TINS anspieions event than ans other single
instrumentality.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-02
VISITORS WERE EASY.
Firemea Shut Out the Austin Club
and Got Eight Runs.
GOOD GAME AFTER THE FIRST INNING
Lonney Wasn't Strong Enough to Hold
Down the Slab--Entres for
TodaYs Races.

II the first inning could be cut out OF
tine game played at League park yesterday
between the Flremen aud the Austin
Statesmen the game would have been
very pretty one indeed. But the Firemen
got six runs in the drSt inning on n series
81 bchlles and miscues by the Senators
and this robbed the game OF all interest
shad Langley started In to pitch for the
visitors and made a most miserable bungle
Of IT, He gave four bases on balls mufred
On easy fly and unlocked five wild pitches
AID then he was taken out
Foreman, who relieved Loncley as well
os the audience, pitched great bah the re
mainder of the game and the Firemeu
GO "a only add two runs to their score.
neither of them earned. Bill Staples
pitched fine game for the Firemen. He
held the Statesmen down to FIVE hits gave
but che base on balls and struck out
tive vc men. Only one Austin man got as
far as third and but three reached second
\ fast double play by Adrian, shepperd
and Shurz and the fielding of Rundell
Adrian and Burns were the features of
the playing Of the visitors The Firemen
bad nothing but easy chances offered and
accepted all but one. a tumble by Roper
eng the only error charged to them Tue
70" y ttbuiS pay bbhiu tulS alitInOON WIN
a change In pitchers. Lee Ruudell, who Is
said 70 be first class pitcher. viii be on
the slab for the visitors. The manager of
the Austin team says that Rundell has
won fourteen games and lost two this
year and that this team viii put M a
much better game than yesterday. Albert
Roper W be in the box for Houston The
game viii start at 4 o'clock promptly and
Mr.. Proctor will again oftciate as umpire.
Next sunday the Firemen and the Cav
thons viii play a game for one hundred
d liars a side, Score
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THE TEXAS FIRE RECORD.
Losses at tlutto.

Butto, Texas September Tue follow.
ing IS as correct Est Of losses sustained
by hra here lnsr night and Insurance car.
rei az eau be had:
Theodore Lowe, frame store building,
loss 5000: 10 Insurance
c Jaebson, restaurant aud cold drinks,
loss unlIowni no insurance.
Brown & Hanson, blacksmith shop, tools
euH material $500. no INSURANCE.
MarDeNs & Payne, meat market loss
S7Ju insurance $3.50.
A-7tAews \ Payne, meat market, $50 IN
suraacc $3.50
Pestonice building owned by J. A. Har.
rte tutal loss, value 5000; no insurance.
~ Fixtures IN post"ifice, total loss, value
$40 ne Insurance.
a IS Stonestreet. confectionery, loss $500;
no insurance.
Bayera 4 Boyd. house ana groceries loss
$500 Insurance $3.50
Charles Rogers, store buiidiu- occupied
h. + VI Maerller. total Joss, value s12lO,
no inEurAngc.
I VI. NJyrriC- loss On grocery stock
unknown; insurance $3.50
Origin at FIRE, caused by gasoline stove.
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MR.. LAwsoNs BLUFF STANDS.
No One Has Called Him on His Rash
Proposition.

No One Has Called Him on His Rash
Proposition,
Newport R, J., September None Of the
Officials of the New York Yacht club would
talk Of the announcement Of Mr.. Lawson,
owner of the Independence, that he would
be glad TO race his boat against all three
or any one Of the ninety foot sloops, sham
rock ii, Columbia or Constitution, with the
understanding that II he failed to win two
out OF three Of the contests, he would
donate 100000 to any worthy charity. Al
though no statement has ever been made
officially on the subject II Is generally
understood that the Columbia nor the Con
shtutlon will under any conditions race the
Independence again and that she was drop.
ped out OF consideration some time ago.
I0morrow's race Is anticipated with the
deepest interest. The challenge COMMITTEES
of the New York Yacht club Is puzzled by
the behavior of the Constitution and are al
a loss TO account for her successive defents
IN light weather when she did so well In
these conditions at the outset
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banner ana they broke on the conference.
Nnca that time there has been no cgu-
leresice OF offer Of compromise and the
tearsAt anyone representing the associa-
ion has been able 20 get 20 Dit Mof
IAN OK SIR. Schwna has been ny long dis
lAries "
III. Hickey accused President shaffer 81
saving had printed a constitution Of the
Amalgamaten association. in which ippof.
nllt clauses were eliminated. Tie SAID
Mr. shaffer assumed M attitude Of de-
lance during the Plttsburg conference last
week and had little TO say in answer 10
nneetions nut 10 him The other mem
bers 81 the executive board, however,
seemed to be in accord with Shantrs
VietCx
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FEW ATTENDED MEETING.
South Chicago Steel Workers Wanted [,
Explain Their Action.

South Chicago Steel Workers Wanted TO
Explain Their Action.
Chicago September Not over fifty
men attended the meeting tonight called
by the steel workers Of South Chicago 30
explain 80 the other labor unions the rca-
son why they refused m obey the strike
orders Of President shaner.
The Iron Moulders and Horseshosrs' un-
iono were the only organizations that sent
Representatives to the meeting although
Invitations The meeting listed for several
hours. and President Sharer came 10 for
criticism hy number o. the speakers. The
arguments of tne nor strlEels conferred
about their contract with the Illinois 2tpel
company. IT'S shcredness and iuvioiAhiity
No provision has been made FOR the South
Chicago Steel Workers IN tpmorrow's labor
parade and the steel company has mr.
ranged a picnic r. take the men away from
the scene Of their intended humiliation"
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AN ATTEMPTED LYNcHINe.

ST. Louis Crowd Tried to String Up q
Motorman.
St. Louis, No september THE kill
ing Of 2year-old While Kopejkto by an
electric car this afternoon preclptated a
riot at Fourteenth and Lafayette avenue
In which an attempt was made to lynch
Motormau w. h Dun Policeman Usher
rescued Motorman Dun at the point of a
revolver and locked him up to wait the
coroner's inquest Within the last few
down and killed by the Transit eompany's
cars. and much Indignation IS felt toward
the company and Its employees
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DOMESTIC.

Four additional bodies victims OF
the Delaware river steamer disaster,
we've recovered. making total OF TWEEN.
ty-nye bodies so far recovered.
TIE eastern portion Of Cleveland,
Ohio, was visited by a cloudbnrst which
resulted IN food, entailing over a mil.
lion dollars damage. Three members
Of family named Alexander were
fatally burned through the explosion OF
Tie naphtha tank on launch at Al.
bauy, New York.
A crowd Of people IN st. Louis tried
TO lynch an electric car motorman for
Running over aud killing a baby.
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OF ToDAYs' IMPORTANT NEWS.
STATE.


The celebrations by German veterans
ct BRENNAN were vel attended.
An aged negro was murdered near
Taylor for he purpose Of robbery.
Q Methodist church at Waco
f. T. Carroll has presented 100000 to
Baylor university for a chapel aud
library.
The labor unions Of Galveston have
made elaborate preparations for cele-
brating today.
Two boats with histories are ON the
ways at Orange.
II. G Hord Of Gainesville was fatal
" injured by being thrown from a
buggy
Fort worth's bank clearIngs show a
large Increase
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-02
NIGHT RACES AT DENTON.
Promoters Expect the Scheme to Be
Successful One.

Promoters Expect the Scheme to Be a
Successful One.
Denton, TeXns, September 1.-The night
races that will be given by the penton
County Blooded Stock and Fair assocln
ton during Its meeting here September IL
to II inclusive, promises to he one Of the
best attended affairs ever given in North
Texas: Electricians are already at work
sttlnging a thousand electric lights about
Lhe track In clusters every two or three
ieet, and II Is expected to make every move
nent OF The horse or rider at any time dur.
grand stand
A spectacular Spanish bull fight has been
arranged for and tOreadors will be import
ed from South Texas and Mexico
a large vitascope entertainment has been
also arranged. The attendance upon the
meeting promises to be better than at any
previous attempt, and the night events viii
not be allowed to interfere In any way
with the program for the day time.
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STRIKE.

Former Vice President Hickey Of tho
Bay View Amnlgamated association told
the Milwaukee strikers that the attitude
Of the steel trust had been misrepre-
seutcd by the National officers.
The Duqucsue plant remained the
center al interest in the East.
IT was estimated that the Amalga.
mated association viii have to pay out
$4,000 in strike benefits weekly.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-02
Neutralizes Effects of Unwholesome
Water.

The product of the Italian Juniper
Berry and the best selected Barley.
Wolfe's Aromatic Schledam Schnapps
is the most pleasant Tonic ever recon-
mended by Physicians and Nurses. 1t
Is ideal Holland Gin, and neutralizes
all unwholesome effects of drinking
water. II cures Debility, Languor,
Rheumatism, Gout aud Inoipient
Dropsy, and relieves Gravel 1t pre-
vents Dysentery and all other Laxa-
tive Maladies. and instantaneously re-
lieves Collie and Pains in Stomach and
Bowels.
AT all Druggists and Grocers.
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MONDAYS RACES.


rhree-fourths mile, selling. King Denis.
10; Maggie Davis, 1o7; Master Mariner io5
Andes, lU5; GoaIrunner, 1903; Rance. 1o1
sam Lazarus, Esq, 10; Crindle. Trueat
W. Alec. o. Emma r, "a Miss cara, %.
Bengal. 10.
Two year olds' hye-eighths mlle--I. same
non JACK Ratlin, 10, Evening Star l67
i.sandseer, l0I rronta, Ishtar Mabel vim
Sortlgon, lQ7; The Way 102: Harsis. 10
Lucien Appleby John A Clarke. i0f: Mir
aeie, Lady Like, Outlet Hat Mitchell On
HIeeRleeRaAes tJal eouTse.-Rilon Dor.
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FOUR MoRE gopIEs FouNp.

Death List Of Delaware River Steamboat
Disaster increased to twenty-five.
Fhi@delphia, September l. The bodies Of
Tour more victims Of the ste1mboat OK.
plosion on the Delaware river last wednes-
day were found today, making a total Of
twenty hYe bodies so far recovered. Three
OF them were Identified as
CLARA WELD, aged 10;
y, Ei ~ BALLAN1HNE. aged o. and
ELIZABETH GILLISON, aged 23
-Four persons are stu missing ana sly lie
az the morgue awaiting Identification.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-02
CARRIE RAISED A CROWD.
Mrs, Nation Was Arrested for Leoturne
New York Saloonnen.

New York, September Mrs Carrie
Nation who arrived in this city today
was arrested at Twenty eighth street and
h'shlh avenue charged with raising a
crowd and creating rIot Sbo was 70
leased, however 1pon tho assurance or
ber escort that She would go directly to
Rcfore being arrested Mrs Marion an
tered three saloons ana two concert halls
9anH m strong language lectured the bar
1WiaaISrS anu me persons gathered IN the
from place to place constantly growing
tLFvF ana more boisterous and finally the
ponce lnteItercd and arrested her
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-02
LOCAL

The police department made $50 ar
rests during August.
Representative George b. Griggs talks
on redistrictlng.
Annual reports OF officers we're sub
mtted at the meeting OF Dick Bowling
camp
The Houston Turnvereln held an In.
terestlng meeting, at which goodly
number Of new members were received
Elaborate amusement program for
Labor Day
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-02
FOREIGN.

The Nicaragua congress approved the
Merry samson commercial treaty with
tho United States.
1'he inhabitants Of sctenil, Spain.
rose against the tax collectors aud. it
was reported, several persons were
Killed.
Il was said that Turkey desired Ger
many 70 arhtrate differences with
France
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l6s; walter Cleary. las; Donation, II

Ib6i W1IteT IIe1rY. l4S, DOMINION, rs,
Floccus, 1877; Chancery. los.
Prairie stake. one mile and an eighth
Aialey star Chamber, 1O2; Leo Newell, 100;
0S; Odner 81,
owners handicap, one milc.-Robert Wad-
dell, l0J; Federal, Vulcain, 100; The Pride,
100; Egyptian Prince, 90
Three fourths mile.--Gonfalon, 102 Len
nep, log. Lady Aintree, 1903; Miss Bennett.
lu3 John W. Patton, l03. hummer. 1O6;
Uncle Jack. log; Henry of Fnntstamar.
1913 Money Muss. 100
One mile and one hundred yards. selling
Espionage 101 Cosmopolis. 104, Whisper.
l04; Flying Torpedo %: Little Duchess.
10: Synia. Herman, 104, Galaune, l01
Cloudy and good.
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The approach Of the end Of the hoh.
day season brought more hopeful
feeling to the traders on the London
stock exchange.
The apparent withdrawal Of the pub
lie from the Berlin boerse caused
dizziness In trade, though the under.
tone % the market was firm.
fluctuations In prices at Liverpool
had bad effect on the Manchester
cloth market
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-02
SHORT TEXAS SPECIALS.

GLEN ROSE The Glen Rose co,lay,,,.
rTs.ltute, nov ln It's thirteenth year. wIil
neAt monday, September 9
fo,. ~ :, ~ hNE Preparations are complete
Viii be represented. :" ehe Sty
nokr WORTH The Fort worth ton.,.
b SSpg ana pet animal show viii be held
Asnns VIII De Judge for tire nsst iir.eh y.
WA'SA lssSs viii be At least 1900 sxhiIits,S ~
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-02
Nenezuela Is EnnInininn

Caracas, September l. The Venezuelan
government has published memorandum,
transmitting It to all foreign governments.
tn explanation Of the attitude il has
adopted In connection with The Venezneian
colombian controversy. In diplomatic cir.
Giles here the question Is considered yerv
serious WY
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-02
MOVEMENT oF OCEAN VESSELS.
Especial to The Post.1

IERfd--PaSSed; Wnlleroft (Br). from sn
pine pass VIA Norfolk. for London: Peer
Hamburg -" '"AAoihi lof
q 5 5iremrn Sailed: HcIgoland (Ger), for
,t SeM h3rk,-ArrlveI: la Champagne. from
IIiin IVY, fatrla, from Oporto Taurie from
a,.i, ~ city OF Rome from Glbsgow
Amsterdam, from Rotterdam. 's'"
PORT OF GALVESTON. sentap,hor
~ ARRIVED. -
~, SAILED.
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Rssldsnce n - ~.

For Worth, Texas September THE
rgsldcnce OF Charley Blair was burned to-
nlghr The loss rs about $500 The IRE
Is Thought 70 have heeu the work Of an
inceuGl9ry, No Insurance.
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Approved the Trnntn

Managua' Nicaragua, September 1.-THE
Nicaragua congress oday approved the
United States ami adjourned, M viii nro me-
I Diy reassemhle In the latter part OF January
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DOtton hegIon buIIatln,
For the twenty four hours ending at )
a. m, 10Th meridian time:
Wlll sneak 70 workinnmen.

Kansas City, September William Jen
nlngs Bryan Is expected to be the feature
of the Labor Day celebration tomorrow at
Electric Park and will. 1t is said. deliver
a speech of especial interest to working
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-02
RAILROADS.

The Houston aud Texas Central road
secured an injunction restraining the
International and Great Northern from
crossing It's tracks at College Station.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-02

Two Uust MI, NHIhItN.
Bases on balls. of Staples /, Off Longley
{, Ck Foreman l.
stintk out by Staples L. by Foreman 8.
Double play, Adrian. Shepperd aud
sherry.
Passed balls Riley Q
Wild pitches, Longley 5.
Empire, Proctor
1ime. $40
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COMMERCIAL.

The Firemen defeated Austin to o.
Night races are 10 be run at Denton.
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pefeated Waxahanhle

Waco. Texas, September Waco defeat.
Cd wassahachle here today by score Of
Q TO 3. Batteries: Ahorne and coyle:
Barnes and Aiken. The same teams plsy
again tomorrow.
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CHINA.

Members Of the Chinese explatory
commission at Basic, Switzerland, de-
c'ared they would rather die than grovei
before Emperor william
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-02
OIL DEVELOPMENTS.
SPORT.

The Buffalo componys well on spindle
Top has come in as gusher.
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TRANsVAAL.

Kitchener reported that nine persons
were killed NY the Beers blowing up
a train.
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Salt Rhe4xSs1
II may become chronic.

u may become chronic.
II may cover the body with large.
inflamed. burning. itching, scaling
patches and cause intense suffering
It has been known to do so.
Do not delay treatment
Thoroughly cleanse the system Of
the humors on which this ailment de.
ponds and prevent their return.
The medicine taken by Mrs Ida e. Ward
Cove Point. Md, was Hoods Sarsaparilla
Ehe writes; bad disagreeable itching on
my arms which | concluded was salt rheum
] beganftAkinR Hoods Sarsapsrilla and in
two days felt better. 1t was net long before
! was cured, and | have never had any skin
aisease since"
EsO0s's Sas-saParSGEa
Promises to cure and keeps the
promise. u Is positively unequaled
toll al cutaneous eruDaions. Take i,
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Memphis September Memphis defeat.

Memphis September 1--Memphis defeat
ed Chattanooga before 5000 people this al.
ternoon. Both pitchers were in good form
and the few hits were Of the scratch or,
der. Burners support was poor and errors
helped Memphis to most Of her runs
Score II III r.
Chattanooga ........ .OlO OO1 0O0--2 6 q
Memphis .,........ 300 020 i0s--6 &
Robb and Armstrong; Brunor and Roth
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!, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES conrt couyenss h.,.,
Aonday with : heavy docket. ]S' 0sf'
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.
SOUTHERN LEAGUE.

New Orleans, September New Orleans
and Selma played a poor game of ball to-
day. Selma started out we'll and hit Stew
art, the new pitcher, so easily that he had
TO be taken out, but the fireworks broke
out in the eighth inning and Selma went
to pieces Gilman made two beautiful
catches. one In right field and the other
in left, and Hoffmeister caught hy on a
hcult catch.
Score X II +
New Orleans .........2 30 900 o4s-7 IA 3
Selma .............. .0O2 030 900 16
and Moore
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AMERICAN LEAGUE


a great fight today The visitors mis-.
plays and an occasional hit won the game
tor the locals, Attendance 10000.
Score II n "a
Chicago .... ..... 200 O0O COX g 3
Baltimore g.. ,,,.. 900 OO1 OIL 8
Calahn and Sulllrani Powell. Nops and
Bresnahan.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-02

MALARIA CAUSES BlLioUsNEss.
Sroyes Tasteless Chill Tonic removes
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-02

Detroit, September 1,-Carrlck's splendid
pitching was responsible for Detrolt's de.
Feat SERVER was easy for Washington
after the fourth inning
Score n II II
Washington ...... 600 OBJ 113- 8 IA
Detroit ,..,... 900 600 0l3-- g 2
Cawick and Clarke SERVER and Shaw.
Milwaukee, September milwaukee won
the last game of the series from Phla-
delphIa by the brilliant pitching Of Hustlng
and the great neldlng Of his supporters
Score RI III n
Milwaukee . ..,., .OOf 100 O9x , q -
philadelphia ....... 600 90 600 q
musings and Maloney; Plank and Pow
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-05-29

How many women feel equal to {
dive below the watery deep1 How
many of them have the nerve for it
Very few.
Almost every woman suffers from
a weakened condition of the mu-
cous membrane that lines her body
and this saps her vitality and energy.
She is filed with nervous terrors
and does not find life worth living.
She is told she has dyspepsia or
"female weakness" when in reality
nothing ails her but catarrh or in
fammation of the delicate lining OF
her organs.
She needs Pe-ru-na and nothing
else. 1t is the only medicine nee
essary to restore her strength,
What's the use of dragging through
life half alive when Pe-ru-na will
bring back all its pleasure1 This
medicine Is a tonic for the whole
body, and there is no doubt at all
but that you need it, for it is the
one real cure for all troubles.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-05-29
FIELD DAY FRIDAY. 2a2t
HOP CONDITIONS ARE FAVORABLE
Slhjeet 10 Usual Discounts Crop Will
be as Large as Last Year

The reports that come to this Office
on the condition OF the hop crop are in
the main favorable. The W. h Holmes
Yards 40 aces reported no defects. Form
the rich bottom lands down the river
come reports of some spindling growths
ON wet lands, bat the experience of
growers has been that shese come ont
fast enough with warm weather. The
new fields are all reported as coming out
unusually strong.
President NJ. l.. Jones OF the Oregon
Hop 6roSer's association informs Fsr
JoURNAL that trOm present indications
the hop crop in this state Tor 1901 Wiu.
he % percent greater than the erop
OF 1900. tie estimates the acreage
a. peroent over what Was cultivated
last year, This must L. discounted h
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Has Been Made the Subject of Approval by all
the Powers.
COMMANDER THANKED FOR HIS
COURTESY TO THE AMERICAN OFFICERS
Cuban Newspaper Says Cub
Has Surrendered Her Claims to Independence
and Nationality.

reference made 10 Mr.. Catch the receiv.
or. by one speaker, as being Mr.. Bush''
representative was unfair, but nevertbe
less the question does arise az TO Mr.
Catch being a proper person for the
place, owing 10 his connection with one
OF the heaviest creditors.
One speaker said that he knew MIR,
Bush must have considered the bank
solvent, having cashed check Of Gil
bert Bros. for over $4,000 the evening be-
fore the doors closed, but he failed to
state whether it was secured, and he
also failed TO state that Mr.. Bush is
heavily secured on other claims. have
more questions, but will not press them
on your space today.
A DEPosIToB.