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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-22
MARRIAGES IN TEXAS

- WATSON DONALDSON. - Mckinney
Minnie donaldson were united IN In Nl 6
MIL. ''eu at Pltzhush
90 II dIARp-HAYS. AIlneola. TEXAS. July
10. ME- a NJ. billiard aud Miss Ida Havs
u,.,n ,i ms city and very popular. We're
~ y p, l9sl night at the home Of Rev
MORGAN PRATT. Cooper. Texas. Julv.
~ nl t, sam Morgan. deputy county clerk
-, Helta county, was married nj Anderson
OF Prattyllie "Se'e '"''
,',nEhk AiOLDSMIrH.- Navasote Texas
Snis 10. X. l.. Greer and Miss Edna Coll
Su, l were quietly married Yesterday after.
h,"n az me Methodist church In This elty
~ Toy. j, Nj. Adams
NJ NsNh- W lLSON.-Alvin, Texas. Iuly IS
tbis y, ~ Ferry and Miss Callle Wilson OF
~ ~ We're married today at ii o'clock
= ~ hone 81 the brides parents. Judge
- ~ Saek officiating.
CHANDLER LOVE. MeKInnev rexas
S . IA, G, Chandler, a monument dry
hNvHT merchant Of this eity and Miss Wi.
ITtW, daughter Of Captain ana Mrs " n
i,he' we're married last night.
n, BRAGG ART.ANDERSO Gainesv,ilo
de,sas, July 10 Miss Melvina Howith An
49, ana Mr.. Thomas Addison Brargart
H.. pninarned this evening at s oicloel af
nc broadway Methodist church.
40 a. hRAR SAWYER. -Mexia Teras 1nlv
- sseeseeeek yesterday afternoon Mr..
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JEWISH SOCIAL CLUB
Organized Yesterday Morning with 1903
Charter Menlbefs- Officers Elected.

Organized Yesterday Morning with 1903
Charter Members-Of officers Elected.
large and enthusiastic meeting of those
interested in the organization of Jewish
social club was held in the pnrlors of the
lIntchins house yesterday morning at 1890
o'clock. Temporary organization was effect
60 by the selection OF Jake Kahn for presi.
dent and Nose a. Gimbel as secretary.
Permanent officers were then selected as
follows: c. S. Reichman, president; Tom
Finxman, first vice presidents Charles ].
Wolf, secoUd Vice presdcnt Nose A. Gin
bel, secretary; Jonas Levy. treasurer.
Board of directorS.s-,lake Kahn, Il.
Raphael Ike Keller, /. G., Gerson, Joe
Levy, Charles Wolf
Committee to draft by-laws.--E. Raphael,
Ike Keller and Jake Kahn.
A vote of thanks was rendered the
Messrs. Boyle for the use of the Hotel par.
lejF a.
The association has made a most auspl-
cious beginning, with n charter member.
ship Numbering 1903, 1t will be purely Il
social organization and arrangements win
be made nj once for club rooms.
The next meeting Is subject to the call
OF the president, .-t
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Personal MENTION.

Mr.. Q. Monroe Of Galveston is at the
Logan,
A. W. Chldress Of Dallas IN a guest at
the Lswler
Mr.. ]. A. Roosevelt of San Antonio As at
tho Rec hotel.
Afr c. b. Monday of Terrell Ia a guest
at the Rico botel.
DIR. d. P. Hughes Of Austin Is stopping
at the Rice hotel.
Ms. Pam Hope Of Dallas IS Registered
at The Rice hotel.
r.. L. smith Of North Carolina Is regis
tered at the Lawlpr
c. C. Hullqulst Of lei Campo IS regis
tered at The Bristol.
c. G Galloway Of Nacogdochea is stop.
ping at the Bristol.
M. w. 9. Bucker OF Groesbeeck f. q
guest at the Rice hotel.
AF p b. Maggie n merchant Of Austin,
Is registered az the logan.
Mr. aud NIrs j. L. whltmire Of Ganado
arp registered at the Logan
Mr.. and Mrs, H. Seaton Of Gotsd are
guests nc the Logan hotel
Mr. Ben y. Kimbrouch Of Beaumont is
/ registered 81 the Rice hotel
Mr.. G, n. Martin Of Beaumont Ia n
gUesl 81 She HutChius house.
A. W Amthor of Waco was Amoug yes
terdRy's arrivals at the Bristol.
Judge r. G. Gaines of Augleton Is reg.
istefed az tho Hutohins house
Mr. e, s. simmons OF Eagle Lake is
among the Logan hotel arrivals
James Il, Vincent Of Stephensvtlle Is
nnong the arrivals at the Lawlor
Mr. Gus 4, Buek. 81. Louis traveller.
Is autographed at the Logan hotel
Mr. John A. eGehert of New Iberia. La,
Is among the lutchlns house guests
Charles Albright leaves today for Cam
eron and viii be there about ten DAYS.
Messrs W. r Campbell and Fl. j. Mos.
tale of Beaumont are guests at the Logan
Mr., W. p. overman, nm indianapolis
prospector, Is registered OF the Hutchlps
house,
Mr.. w. II. Abrams, an Insurance man
Of Dallas, is among the guests at the
Messrs. 70. q. Trimble and W. @. Rurch.
field OF Beaumont are registered at the
| Logan.
MessIs. ]. w. Alexander and Frank NTer,
~ Of Temple are among the guests at the
| Logan hotel.
Mr., ]. r; Labor and Misses Marion and
l~Alphonsa TAILOR OF Galveston are guests
at the Rice hotel
Mr.: and Brrs, J. 8. Anderson and baby
and Miss Bess Kendall OF Orange are guests
at the Logan hotel.
Nh, Mr. Doage Mason Of Kemp, one Of thc
W is 8 guest az the Rice hotel
Mrs. y. W. Relchardt, Mrs, y. c. Ger
rande, both or New Orleans. were among
the arrivals nt the Lawlor yesterday.
Mr.. j. N. Sanders OF Marietta Ohio, is n
guest at tho lfutchins house. lie IN look.
Ing for investments In this section Of
Texas
Mrs. NJ, u. Pettus and Mrs. T.. A. BASS
are visiting In the city the guests nf
Mrs. Edwin Hobby, 1917 La Branch
street
Messrs. n, ]. skinner. o. ] Moore, r
Rowland and J. Mcponough Of Galveston
compose . party Of GalVestouiaus who are
registered at the Logan hotel.
Messrs, II, c. Mitchell and Charles y
| GAHthier OF Galveston, who have the con
tract for the erection OF the nlcu hotel All
Beaumont. are guests at the Logan hotel.
Mr. W, C. Stewart OF Orange. r Stat
director In the Travellers Protective assa
citation, Is among the guests at the Lugar
hotel. Nv Stewart Informed Post re
porter that he VIII he on hand Ter IN,
meeting OF the state directors in this city
next Saturday.
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CRY sREvlTIEs.

An arrest was made yesterday on a
charge Of working In barber shop on
sunday.
The Mckee street Epworth League social
VIII be given at Mrs. MonaghIB's 2ll&
Providence street, Instead Of 1913, ns be-
fore announced
There are undelivered kilograms at The
Office OF the Western Union Telegraph
company fer Miss M. u. House. LOssOn
Smlth, Clyde Smullen and Claude Mar
in
alarm nt an early hour yesterday morning
turned IN from box g. The 0cpartment
With lts trouble for IT'S pains.
President w H. Coyle of The Left Hand
Fishing club made the following ANNOUNCE.
ment 70 a Post reporter last nlgnt The
Left Hand Fishing club water train hAdAa
head end collision last night and every
thug is off.
By an error in the oniciai mortuary re.
port furnished The Post by the city health
peared ia yesterdays Post among the
deaths Of colored people instead Of under
the proper head.
The telephone service which engblcs the
police department 10 keep Instantaneous
tab on the unlawful doings OF the Guy, was
badly crippled yesterday by a bolt OF cleo
trdty during the thunderstorm OF the
morning hours. The department had 10
rub along all day with only one phone.
ShenG =. i Anderson, accompanied by
a deputy sherln from Beaumont, lett yes
aud Great Northern for Conroe ia search
OF additional evidence In an important ease
on Whlch Uley are engaged. They wil
return 10 this city at an early hour tms
morning.
During The progress OF row at the solo
saloon at an early hour yesterday morning
John JOINTS, colored, received two severe
knife wounds IN the hSch and arm, He
was carried to Wibushs drug store AMI his
wounds dressed by Or. EhDcnh erth. The
police made nm arrest on charge Of as
U IN IN
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THE RAIN OF YESTERDAY.
It Came Down in the Good Old-Fash
Toned Way for an Hour.

It Came Down in the Good Old-Fash-
Toned Way for an Hour.
1t rained in Houston yesterday morning
in the good old fashioned way which usual
ly prevails about the time OF the inaugural
ton OF the Houston Mid-wiuter Festival,
or when the city Is overhowlng with visit
ors who are likely to be influenced by ell
matc and atmospheric conditions. Gentle
men who profess to have kept accurate
records of the weather declare the rai@
to have been the best one that has visit
ed the city since April ., The rain came
on at 1890 ana the splashiug drops came
down right mcrily for an hour Or more.
lt caused water 10 run in the streets of
Houston whore 1t hasn't run before in
months. Water has been a favorite sub
leet for discussion with the people of Hous-
ton recently, and the shower turned the
tide of conversation from the water works,
temporarily al least. The rain was accom-.
panied by q considerable display of cleo
tricity, and Its Importance TO the com.
muntty WAS accumulated by some unusually
loud claps Of thunder, The telephone
service Of the city was slightly interrupted
by the electric storm.
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spiritualists' MEETING.

The Houston Spiritual society held Its
meeting last night at Caledouian hall. MFR,
Harry ]. Holton lectured through inspra-
tfon on the following subjects. which were
presented from the audience;
/. 'Belng a believer In spirit return,
what must | do TO obtain spirit guidance
and assistance, ON any subject or enter
priSey
Prophet EMsha 7"
3. "1uhnite love-
4, Reincnrnation."
The explanations on the subjects were
very pointed and Afforded considerable
amusement. as we'll as instruction BE.
fore the meeting closed fully thirty min.
uteS were devoted to psychOmetric read
mgs by Mr.. Toton. giving descriptions ana
names OF relatives and friends that nave
crossed the great divide to n few present.
who Acknowledged that they were correct
and seemed myshGed, they being entire
strangers to the speaker.
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MEETING OF PosT G.

Further Arrangements for Entertaining
the Meeting of State Directors.
Post G., Travellers Protective association,
held a special meeting yesterday morning
In room of the Rice hotel annex, at which
further arrangements We're made for enter.
tanning the meeting OF the State directors
which will occur in this city next saturday
Secretary Goldman of Post G Informs The
Post that all committees are hard at work,
He looks forward TO very successful
meeting Of the state directory, as well as
n most delightful one. The central or ar
rangement committee appointed by the post
two weeks ago has the entertainment flea.
lures OF the meeting well In hand, 1t Is
expected that 4 large number of new mem.
bers will be enrolled at the dlIectors meet
Ing In addition to these arrangements,
there were some routine matters before
the local post az Yesterdays meeung.
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Pan-AmerIoan YisItors.

NJ. Fernandez and A. Mendoz were at.
rested last night ON charge Of lighting.
when conveyed 10 the police station they
deposited, in lieu of BAIL $40 In gold money
Of the United States and France, and
we're released to appear before the honor.
able recorder at o'clock this afternoon
MIR. Fernandez stated that he is represent
ing the Streets Of McNipo at the Pan
American exposition. Mr. Niendez Is bull
lighter They are both from the City OF
Mexico, and are visiting this section al
present for the PURPOSE of laying IN q
that they were not really lighting hui
that Meudes made pass at him, and h,
Warded on the blow.
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BroNn-sun,n,ers

Mr.. l. n. Brown aud Miss Carrie sum
mers we've married last evening at 7;4J
o'clock ut the residence Of Mr. aud Mrs
N, charske. 2o0I Union street Tho cere
mqny was performed by Rev n. Ammops
pastor Of the Tabernacle Baptist chnrrh
who boards at the Cha rsip residence. rhc
contracting parties are popular Young pee
pie Of Houston, whose many friends wiz
wish them much JOY on this cansunma
tlon Of the most important eVent ia thcll
ltVpa
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EN- ROUTE TO DAMON.
Several Prominent Prospectors Who Viii
leave TodaY for that Field.

Several Prominent Prospectors Who viii
Leave Today for that Field.
Colonel James L.. Taylor of New York,
General Manager Mcdowell Of the Gutfey
Petroleum company, MIR, John Landon Of
Marietta, Ohio. and Colonel Dick Oliver of
Texas, arrived from beaumont last night
and are guests at the Hutchins house.
These gentlemen. all of whom are promi.
ncnt In the development OF the oil indus
tries Of Texas, VIII leave this morning In
a special car for Damon on a mission
which is regarded as Important 20 tnat
portion OF the Texas oil fcid. According
20 advlceS received from MIR. j. T. Rnyle
the Guney we'll No. / at Damon which
couutered three small strata of oil and the
indications are very similar to those en-.
countered In the first gusher at Beaumont.
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for the opening Is .'rhe New Partner"
one dealing with society and labor. ln-
dies will be admitted free tonight Tick
cts VIII DO on sale at Grunewalds unsic
store at . O'Clock this morning. The dGovs
VIII be open tonight at O'clock The
curtain rises at S.l5. Prices throughout
the Ethel Tucker engagement VIII be 10
| ~ and 30 cents.
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No Council MEETING

There win be no meeting Of the city
ccunci this afternoon as at the last rcen.
I'M meeting so Adjournment was tskea
until Monday, July -. This was dons
because there are FIVE Mondays In July
and the charter permits but four meetings
iilch month. Should the c0unfi meet 10
day IL could not inAet next Monday. and
Hs thege are some bids 10 bV opened mex
Monday toslay's pieeting viii be Skipped.
The Big Four route delivers passengers
In Nav York City without ferry transter.
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Excursions 10 sylvan Beach.

Regular Tuesday and Friday evening
moonlight excursions 70 sylvan Beach, La
Porte, by Southern Pacific, g., II: \ \, R'y,
leaves Central depot at 6 p. M Returning
leaves la Porte io.30 p. M Regular sun
day excursions leave Central depot 300
a. m, 945 Il. m, so p. m. Leave La
Porte 6 p m, sos p. m. Music Sunday by
Prof. Caucus German band.
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died at his home on College Heights this
morning at II o'clock lie has lived IN
Waco for more than quarter of a ccnturt
and has won an envia6le reputation. For
many years he was the law partner OF
Judge George Clark and has always lie
one OF the most prominent men AT the NJ
Lehman county bar. He served in lie
confederate army and was in the Fiftic h
Texas. lion. John l.. DYER, Jr., city alto
pey Of Ell Faso, is his son and was at his
Hon Charles L. Greenwood the cnnnty
attorney Of Hin county. He has several
other children,
BRANCH, Temple, Texas, July 2i.-.
Mary Edna Branch; the .Tyear-old daugh-
noon at the family residence In this city
she was an invalid and had been sufferer
all her Afe
.ANDERsoN.-Cameron, Texas, July TO-
of Mrs. Mary NJ Anderson passed into
the great beyond. At o'clock the funeral
service was conducted In the Baptist church
~ Revs. l., Il. Scarborough and c. c.
Weaver OF the Presbyterian church, after
winch the body was Inferred in the new
cemetery Mrs Anderson was the widow.
of Rev. I. NJ Anderson, who at one time
was pastor of the Cameron BAPTIST church
she was horn in Lowrance District. n q.
| October II, 1916, removed to Alabama In
le1i' TO Washington county, Texas, in 1919
anu TO Milan county in 1867. She was
me mother OF eight children, three of
Wnom survive, Mrs y. II. Green of Cam
eron, Mrs, Sep Atkinson Of Miles and Levi
T. OF kileen. She was the grandmother
Of twelve children and the great grand.
mother Of twenty three children The circle
Of Grandma Andersops acquaintance was
very large and al who knew her loved her
belng the wife Of one Of the pioneer Bap-
| list preachers Of the STATE brought her
into close touch with multitudes Who viii
never forget her consistent life and many
deeds of charity and kind words Of en-
couragement In the latter days Of her life
she. called the home OF her son. Levi p.
anderson Of Kllleen, her home but spent
her lime equally among her children and
grandchlldren Al the ripe old age of so
years after much suffering cansed hy an
aceluental tall over the edge of drain i'm
me yard OF her grandson. John Green Of
ms place on Friday of last week she
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Was list dssg Stencils, rubber stamps.
iotavy aud lodge seals, metal checks, etc
e. V. Love. 2205 Mechanic ST., Galveston.
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NoTICn.

Houston win sell TO the highest bidder
for cash, all Of the property bought IN
by the city for taxes ard for which tho
city now holds deeds. list OF the deeds
of the property can be seen at the office
90 the city attorney In the MILKY & Dow
hall ON the corner OF Texas avenue and
L. j. Tufhy.
NJ. u. Bennett,
L. Gus Mueller,
Finance COMMITTEES
Houston, Texas, july i6 1901.
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Take the New York ana Boston Limited
via Rlg -Four route. Perfect service hin
ng ears.
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Arthur Farrar and Miss io, mi ihs
of Mexia. were married, ~ i've
couple returned to this cry ma
ELLIsoN.cHE iTUM. - ,lL;ssSi ~.
JULY is Mr. Herbert I1nnehte Z.
Katie Pearl CheatuhS uo,,rlpi II. I
Charles Cheatum, were KIM brile
ing at the residence 81 in,,,ne,
Rev. j. j. Cramer, oHic'a'l- RIM.
DuPREE. STOKES; 2d n ssd Wi
Jtly is.-Mr. I. II. DnpIsr fnsri
siekes. laughter Of Hon. ,bs ra
was married. last nigh ~ wis "a
he bide's father. Rev .ejcisils
The Methodist church, ~,x ",
MENDLOvITz- wIIpslE,o,a,it d +
Texas. July is. Cards ar assepe
thc marriage. 1t the LepgSa yo.t
a.o pc Second street IN IN Ns,9
AGpnSt q. OF Mr.: 2wg,ldsts1
Iockhart to Miss Dora ~"
Vol k, AugeN
cKs.LEwIN. Sal. ,.Is I'D
July is,-Miss callie ,5 NJ fl ,IilA,
II Levin were marrieN 10 ia
i,cls county. on sunday "
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Going TO Rpnaie, New York or Boston ?
Take the kpiekcTboeker Special via Big
-Four geuts. LIS ths bsst
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MADAM RUPLE'S
parors az the Hutchins house continue to
be crowded
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BRANCH. Temple, Texas, July 81.
ter of w. r. Branch, died yesterday after
noon at the family residence In this city.
she was an Invalid and had been a sufferer
all her Nfe
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Houston, Texas, july 10, 1901.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1901-06-14
r. II -: Rent.

A desirable tw" horse farm, suit
h'e for truck farming, lying Just
thin and outside the incorporate
m'tS of the town. Parties wishing
rent same will apply aL THE TINES
'ftire or to Mr.. j. &. HUGHES, on Law
iange. 5tf
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Lost iICr Port Prorerlcr.

NEW YORK.. .-e~:i - The American
line steamer New York, which sailed
from Southampton cn Ap.i 20, reached
her pier here today after very
slow passage. On Monday, April 22, al
7:3O n. ~, when 3R hours our from
Cherbourg, the port propeller leiC thy
end OF the shaft and was earned away.
Tho steamer proceeded under her star
board engine at the rare Of about IL
knots per hour. There was no excite
m~nt among the passengers when the
accident occurred, many of them no,
even being aware of the loss of the pro
p"llcr until Informed OF it by the ship'S
officers. During the whole VOYAGE mod.
crate weather was experienced. The
New York brought SO saloon, i7I sec
ond cabin aild 900 S.eeraye passengers.
Among the saloon passengers wns Count
Stanislaus Colacicchi, who brings the
red hat to Cardinal Martlnclli.
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A Superb Grip Cure.

JohGson's Tonic is superb Gri
.rirt. J. ives every trace nf Strip Poi
sni fom rhe system. Does it. q,icL
Wiihin ;,u 'our it, enters the blood an,
begins 10 NJ traIiZe the tff, cts Of tn
pnsou Wi ! IN day it places Gri
victim beton the point of danger
Wuhin "a week, udd9 CHEEKS attest It :
urn of perfect reath. Price so cent:
4 itcures Ask fo, ,JnhnsoD's Chill anC
Fever Tonic. Take nothing else.
13-1y
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GLAYsR or CAPTAIN GRIFFIN
Ii. Ii. Evans Is Granted Bail--Says 1t
Was Suicide.

was suicide.
COLUMBIA, S. O., -seir 2.-Barnard
B. Evans has been allowed bail by the
supreme court, the amount being fixed
at $4,000. He was charged with killing
Captain John. j. Griffin OH April 13
The affidavit of Evans, tho first he has
made, was interesting. Some one had
sent niln u key of liqUor and he invited
Captain Griffin to his room. The keg
WAS opened by porter ana they drank
ana talked. Captain Griffin invited him
to dine at q restaurant. The captain
took drink. aud while Evans was TAX
ing one preparatory to going to dinner
Il" heard Hrlliin repeating poetry some
thing like
'I5 is not ignobio 10 die thus"
Looking around he saw Griffin with
his (Evans) pistol pointed at himself.
ETGus exclaimed that tho weapon was
Loaded. Griffin continuing to point 1t
Evans tr;cd To take il from him. GrifIin
did not release iG and while thus ell
gagged the pistol fred. Griffin SAID:
II am shot. Gio for u doctor"
Evans says he immediately went to
thrco telephones III tie neigh bornood to
cHli q doctor. Griffin was his warn, per-
sonal fricud, said Evans.
Joseph +. Griffin, Il son of tie dead
man, sw0re lie LETT his father after II
o'ctoch and saw him put 81 large roll OF
bills in his pocket aud that after his
doath but one silver dollar was iound Oh
bis person.
Dr.. Robert w. Gihbcs testified thar
the face OF the deceased was bruised az
If 1t had been struck hard blows with
the fist or u blunt instruments There
were powder marks OH the back of the
right wrist From experience, expert
monts and the best authorities, he
Thought the pistol could have been no
nearer than 8 feet when fircd
FIX. Governor Evans, Major w. r.
Gary, n. G. Evans aud Others of the
family will so on the bond
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Further Evidence IF txpans.on.

New YORK, -" %. p Austin
chief of the bureau Of statistics OF the
treasury department at Washington,
sailed for Europe today. Oh important
government business. His mission pri.
marily is to collect at first hand statis
tics OIL the foreign commerce Of Great
Britain, Germany, France and other old
world countries, and, second, to attend
the military congress of European CO
lonial officers To be held at The Hague
in June. The United States has never
been represented i'll this congress be
cause this government had no direct in
terest in colonial questions. The con.
gress is com posed of all the chief CO
lonial powers of Europe. and Mr. Aus.
tin is expected TO gather data of much
value to the United States.
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LIFE ON THE OCEAN WAVE
Abandoned VesseI's Grew saved From
Watery Grave.

NEW YORK, ~. <-,.-Che Panama
Railroad company's steamship City OF
Washington. which has arrived here
eight men Of the. schooner Emma G.
Knowles, which was discovered off
Barncgat, one day last week, auan.
doned. The crew were picked W uy
the steamer Allianca OF th2 same urc.
bound from New York Tor Colon, on
April 23, after the steamer had been ir
collision with the schooner Thv Al
lianca transferred them To the City OF
Washington on April &c
The Knowles was bound from Charles.
ton TO Fall River, and il was feared that
her crew had ali been lost. She was
towed to Philadelphia.