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ED s. PHELPS, Attorney and Counselor
at Law, 310l3 Main street. Houston, 100
WELL DRILLING For oil, artesian water
or rice irrigation. p. NJ. Cranberry.
q Co, Houston. 1913
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v,XTrD- FRIGHT. energetic office boy; one
Win rs willing to work with view on az ,s,
vanccment. Address in own hahuWri''n77
gtDJ this office. .------- =
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w ANIED-Teamsters and trackmen on the
East Texas railroads; wages 81 70 per day:
pay every two weeks. Apply on the work
at LuIkln, Texas.
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WANTED Flrst-class waist also S" no
hand; big pay to compotent ne'P ~
other need apply. Address MI nsconinont.
Aoberts. - Fea'l s'''' -
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WANTED-First-cl class baker and cook APP
ply 100 Main street -
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PERSONAL.

LIST Of answers remaining In The Hous
ION Post want adj department Tor week
ending September 81 1901: - --o.,
39T6: 5O26; j031; o.-i; 5l2l; 9L29ta' ~
bT47; Mrs. b.. 50,=; 1912; 49,; 5I2Si 1Igi !;
go2s: 5753; jOO4: 50To ~; 5l54; oIo4'
hT70. MAO Farm: 81; j. T. Garrett ~;
Mr. q. IL Herman; 510S; 3O0s; 390s
To.I Ruthvcn street, 800; j1bl; $3.50,
5o6O; 37s5 $500 5365 5Ts0; 57i4 !2l'
bOf4 5O84: 1913; 5T63. nd3. Mrs. Nj, MS
NJ 81 NJ: 303S. NJ A. b; 57G2 l.. l.. d.
r.: 5O61. 1904; 5T36; o761; So; $40; 3IIO
(S,; 4TT0: 1925: 1000; $3.50, 800: $40;
1850: Tool; 5000. 1925: 49, 59 G,a o -saG
02): 39Gs; JO1s; l.. NJ. Wells; w; Boz
923: 5o23 o707: ji52; 57SI: 3I42' 3D.
Lewis Paterson; 571G; 49,: 1901 ZIG;
bal. jO91. j706; 577l; SOL; oo11' H.
Henry ~.
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WANTED-Good cook at once $40 N''N'".
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WHITE BARBER wanted 4O26 Milan,
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LosT, FOUND, STOLEN.

8. o. COTTON & BROS. Fire Insurance
Agents and AdJusters. - Main ST. "
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ALI. PARTIES having claims against the
estate Of +, T. Helncr, deceased will
please present them as soon ms possible
] have heen appointed eXecutrix Of his
estate by the county court Of Harris
county and all just claims against his cs-
tate will receive prompt attention. My
address is S03 Hadley street Houston
Texas. Mahle Hciner. executrix OF the
estate of Il. I, Helner, deceased 30
NOTICE meeting Of the stockholdCrs
or the Warren and Corsicana Pacific Rail,
way company Is called by the president
to he held az the office or the cOmDanv
Go4 Bnz building. Houston, ,Texas. at 10
purpose Of authorizing the directors In
apply 20 the railroad commission Of Texas
for authority 10 Issue bonds By order ~
IN president Y. W Mcneil secretary
Houston, Texas, SEPT. %, 1901. lO.25
ACCOMPLISHMENTS the Public: Uov-
Ing completed all Of the late ArchItert
r. rAHelncr's work, the undersigned viii
carry on the business and is ready IN
furnish plans and specifications Tor any
and MI kinds Of bui~ing any work on.
trusted 60 MS VIII have prompt and care
ful attention; give Us call s. A. Oliver
Co, architects 6l0l5 Main street. los
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WANTED Wagon driver and Office rler5S;
Box 500. this office. 49,
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OH. STOCK-Do you want TO sell or
buyg II either, send your orders to me;
/ deal on the exchange every day; stocks
are low now correspondence solicited.
Charles II. Munger member oil and stock
exchange, $40 Kiam +, u
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tie makers, nav i9c FOR
9 NO. pine and lAc for 6xss oak; have an
abundance OF hrst.class virgin timber.
come to Midllne Switch; long iob ana
plenty Of timber. Burkltt & Barnes. N
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MANTED-Blds on brlck building For
particulars address w, A. Price, Madl
sonyille Texas
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AFTER THE RAIN Is over plant cabbage,
turuips. mustard, peas, beans and other
Lawrence Toombs 4 Son, SGT Commerce
stree. IT
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WILLIAM A. WILSON-Offce 2O8 Klam
building; headquarters for Houston homes
on monthly payment Of any other plan
n
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FoP SALE OR ExcHAs;'

A FULL block In hear eight rssn1i
residences. total twenty y, iS,s 90 ~.
or trade for lands an, % thar Z.
erty or oil stock, at less Nh o.
lis actual cost; the Pr I,"t time, 2.
breath. brings big rem RENE ycul
est: describe and Ya walnut AusiiE
Write I'd Anderson as
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Don't forget that little ''want adj" 10 o.
IN The Post. 1t viii bring the desired
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WANTED Young men to sen lTulI ,, "r
cigars on the trains Apply, OrtsVet ~
NSws and Hotel Co, Central Depot %
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WE AXE on the floor ~ the Houston on
and Stock Exchange at each call and Of
fer our services 10 buyers and sellers OF
stocks; we refer to any bank I'm Houston
George l.. Porter Co, 206Ia Main
street lO-I
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pehters ON the East Texas railroad An
ply on the work at Lufkin, Texas
WANrED-Trave statesmen. must fur.
nn,sh CONVEYANCE; send recommendations
Dlckey Drug Co., Bristol. Tenn. lola
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IOST-From my residence Sunday morn
ing a white pointer male pup large ears
and feet indistinet lemon spots on back,
name s.Jlm" SIS reward II returned to
n u Goodrlc1. 9O3 Pease aYenne. IS
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FOR SALE.

FOR SALE-Three gasoline launches anG
one slxhorse power stationary gasoline
engine r. T.. Lyon, Beaumont, Texas,
corner Austin and Park street.
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WI. u. KING & co, members OF Hous
ton oil Stock Exchange, Offer great bur
gains in oil stocks md solicit orders. 1919
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PIANOS AND ORGANS-See our bargains
sheet music hnit price. GrunewaId. :
Music store, $40 Main. II
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sE VERA CAPABLE MEN to travel and
uon OF Farrar's Life OF Christ A great
nolaay PROPOSE ton. This magnificent
VOTE 10 connection with our association
onsr staggers competition. 500 monthly
SAleRHo. $3.50
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TiEMAkERs wANTED-25O tiemakers 70
timber; will pay 13c for sans ON good
uin6er; l1c FOR saps on Gull timber; nav
weekly special Inducements to good con,
IIactors and camp men. Address William
ers. manager, Beaumont Texas. n
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FOR SALE CHEAP-One good walnut Of.
flee desk; one big glass show case, Ap.
ply al Japhct & Co. II
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WANT TO E%CbANsp county VA
stock. 300 acres cas- ssssac ~ 70 ~.
bottom, on railway y & ca, ~
acre. o. p. Iayio1
Texas.
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OPEN yet sealed envelopes; saves you $40
per 1000 IN postage. 10000 printed to or
der for S25. j. ]. Pastorlza Printing and
Lithographing Company, Houston. If
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None but best rustlers. steennng sollG,,.-
expenses; prefer ex.insnra, mont n,
you can produce business w nsR n
Powell, SAN Antonio, Texas u0'sa
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. man 10 driVe dcNNGTy
wagon must be perfectly familiar WIN
the city and have exceptional Reference;
Panttorlum Club. -
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P0T7IIAITS Of Mckinley life size, in
high grade work Belle Portrait ana
Frame Co.. 1903 Washington street,
Houston, Texas
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PILES cured by Eclipse Pile Salvc; soc
box; plenty testimonials. Lewyns' MAIN
corner Preston. y
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WANIED-NIeu to learn barber trade. only
eight weeks required tools presented
board Included; wages SATURDAYS; posi-
lions guaranteed, Graduates wanted for
trains, hospitals country and civ
SHOPS. Catalogue mailed free. Moler
B0rber COLLEGE. ST. Lonls Mo IO. %
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WANIED-A good mixer a man who is
not afraid OF work and will obey orders (;
good wages. Mrs. j. b. Gilbert, Harris
burg, Texas. %
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FOR frst-claSS dressmaking call NJ 4u-
Moore Il Burnett buildings; satisfaction
guarauteed: prices reasonable. 80
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TTFE OF WILLIAM IA1a6SSIn.si Z
memorials BY nations VESira q
Large. Fully illusStralgvusn Biz ~
Freight paid. Credit CIV Ffes
quick work. Outht gZdlsrer o. <
10 cents for postage N y
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LIVES Of the martyred pressiu. ..,.,s.a||
assassinators and history :" ,-ss q Il
600 pages for Sl5O; oulns, trjsht III
cent commission; credit alu Cblt,a Il
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WHNTED-A good man ~. ~ rlsst Y
Texas. Big money 70 rhs Retail 4
EASY work. Address an p. 0. ~
ana Collection Associaiion'
Boulder. Colorado. ->1,
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WANTED one to instruct boys wv
lessons a few evenings in week AunressSS
IGI0, this office. .
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rV who understands repair work
In the shop, one with some experience
with sugar machinery preferred; strict
sobricty enioined wire Immediately. c.
W. Jones, Wharton, Texas. -
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BIDS AND PROPOSALS.

UNITED STATES engineer office Calves
ton. Texas, August l. l00i.-Sealed bids
in triplicate, FOR furnishing about 125,OOh
tons large rip rap, small rip rap and
broken stone, will he received until p,
IN. October 1, 1901, and then publicly
opened. For information apply TO G. y
Richie, captain engineers 3
WANTED Bids on brick building For
particulars address w, A. Price, Madl-
sonyille, Texas. 1
WANTED--Surface well bored. Apply WI.
sons Livery Stable. ..
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS Sealed pro
posals will he received at the Wnco OF
dee Of Messer & Smith. architects. until
IL M. October 10, 1901, for the erection
of the George w. Carroll Science hall a
three-story and basement, stone and brick
building for the Baylor university al
Waco. Texas. Plans and specifications
can be seen at the offices OF Messer &
smith, architects. Waco SEa Fort Worth.
Texas; certified check for eghi hundred
dollars $500 will be required with each
bid; the building committee reserves THIS
right 60 reject any or all bids. b. n.
Nash, chairman. 10.t
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SOLICITORS WANTED for Lie AM I plS-
lev" by Murat Halsteud ChapnceY, dc.
new and others; art memorial edition
big book, 800 pages; profusely lllust r' s,,
only 81: pay no more; commission lInmun
"a TO II ner cent: profits from 100 10 NV
per cent; agents reporting from 10 TO 10
orders daily bonanza; books on p,Gi h1I,,bb'
ing House. Department +. Chicago,
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~ S5-TI,D- OTiGE- three neat white girl
=, iiters one chambernald, for hotel ont
rf slty. permanent, good home to rlghi
ktrd Address 1868, this Office
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WANTED-By a widower In country, a
lady not over middle age to keep house
and do general house work and care for
three children. Address Box No. 4, De
NerS, Texas. 70
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TYPEWRITERS.

SVTsfBLE TOUCH' typewrlting on the
Blick No. s. $50; No. z. $50; $4,000 testi-
monlais and catalogue free w t. Rus.
sell general agent. Dallas, Texas. II
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WANIED-Good reliable hoy to attend to
cash about II years old; must be quick
at making change and good in. hGures,
this Office .
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WANTED-White woman (unlncumbered)
roomng house; pay So week for good wo-
man; write quick. HOusekeeper, room Is,
Banchette building, Beaumont, Texas
WANTED Yard boy at once; must give
recommendations, II p. Mansfield, 305m
Main street. %
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W1NTED-DIstrlct and ..n IUss q
Texas for the only .hs state ~
benefit company IN iu tIv psdls n
paid all claims proinPrrst. ciass p.
tractive contract TO n a.Ssrs nssi
win references; no othI stlou, Bsil'
Sonthern Casualty Associa'''
Texas f,ei
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WANTED-A trst-class all-arouud laundry
man. For particulars address Bryan
CTexasl Steam Laundry. %
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WANpED-Un hrst-claSs planning mill
foreman for mill Of two million feet ca
pacity per month. Also one gang saw
hler Must be strictly temperate and up
to date Send references. Apply to Chi
cnCo Lumber and Coal Company, Logans-
mort. La.
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UEXAs SECRET SERVICE BUREAU
Experienced and bonded detectives for
civil or criminal Investigations; bonded
watchmen for day or night service. NJ.
N. Cure, general manager, 3Oola Main
street Il
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LosT-On Congress or Main street satpr
day evening, gold chain and locket set
With pearls aud turquoise; finder please re-
turn 10 Nose Gimbel, 1918 Franklin
avenue. and receive reward. ~
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WANTED Experienced shoe man no faEe
halt Interest in established shoe busl.
ness In III Paso Address box 6l3 III
Idsu,
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GOOD COOK for lunch counter; rent LTen'
good location. Eugene GutlF'
Itrp Texas,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-03-11
IN HONOR or EMMETT.
Mayor DAILY Of Limerick Addresses Clan Ma
Gael al New York

NV York. March ld.-The 1891 ami
versary Of the uirIn oI Robert Emmett.
tn" Irish patriot and martyr was cele-
brated under the auspices of the Clan
Ma Gael. tonight. by a concert and
mass meeting in the Academy of
Music. The Grafton was delivered by
Mayor John DAILY of Limerick. Ireland.
Mayor DAILY said in part:
Good men tell rs that the only hope
for Ireland is the burning Of London.
| am not taking that job because it is
too big a one but if there is any man
who thinks nv can go over and DO in
London what Kitchener Is doing in the
Transyaai. ! viii not try to stop him.
II believe that there is still hope for
Ireland, because | know that the
French government has during the last
five months slowed away more coal
than it has used in four years. If the
French are storing up coal in thai
fashion one would naturally believe
that they ara going to make it hot for
somebody"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-03-11
ROSSO RAYMOND'S TRIAL.
College Presidents and Other Well known Men
Appear Against Him.

New York. March 1O.-Prcsidcnt seth
Low pf Columbia University. Gem.
Thomas J.. James, pIcs dent If the Lin
coin National Bank. President Dalicl
q. Gilman Of Johns Hopkins University
# Baltimore. and Secretary william
I:cebc of Columbia University. were IN
the police court. today, before Ma2is-
trait" Pool. to prescott" EOsap Ray
mund for swindling.
Presidents LGW ana James ANA Sc.ro-
tary :c.bc told how Raymond. under
the name Of Prof. SandyS. had played
a confidence game upon them hv which
hc obtained 500 from the bank Pi-ei-
dent Gilman testified that the letter
which Raymond presented to President
I.uW was Il forgery.
The technical charges On which Ray
mnud Was arrested were the furEiu, ~
ne check ana "a" Gilman letter ana
hc vas held ia $1,000 bonds On each Of
th's" charges. Raymond was arrested
in New Haven last week. for trying
Ia swiudir President Iiadley Of Yale
college
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CASUALTIES ARE SMALL.
But the Properly Loss in Texas Towns and
Cities Will Be Very Heavy.

Houston. Texas. March l0.-NrWs
from Saturdays storm is now coming
from northeast TEXAS. The casualties
We're small. considering the amount of
territory visited. but there are 'our
dead and five believed to be dying at
Wills Point. where the property 'oS5
will reach $lGu. 600. Five persons We're
badly hurt at New Boston. though not
fatally. \ number Of houses We're
wrecked. The property loss there viii
reach $4,000. At BLOSSOM no one was
seriously injured but the damage 10
residences was great. At and near En-
cry. Eaincs county. one man was Kill
I'd ANA several persons were hurt. TWO
seriously. The damage Ia property was
heavy. The wind was accompanied by
heIvy rain. which. with hail did con
siderable damage in the rural districts.
The storm was first reported from
UValdc on the Mexican border. where
church was wrecked. :, v"ral towns
between tvaldr ana Wills Point report
small damage. but il was not until ~
lasJ named plat" WAS reached that The
tornado effect was felt.
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VALUE OF SPECIAL. TRAINING.

At recent examination held by the
Illinois Corn-Growers' Association at
the University of Illinois. fifteen can
didates for certificates as expert Judges
Of corn passed the examination. and
Of this number eleven We're students in
the class in farm crops Of the College
Of Agriculture.
These judges Of corn will he Used
during the coming season at county in
stitutes. carnivals. county fairs. state
fairs, and all other exhibits of corn
made under the auspices Of the Illinois
Corn Growers Association.
considering the fact that the lgri-
cultural students Were successful con-
testants out of a class of over 1873
farmers stockmen, and judges of corn
it is high honor to the university
students. The certificates are good tor
one year, after which time another ex-
animation Will be given. All persons
passing three consecutive eXamina-
tions will be entitled to a life certif
cate.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-03-11
NAVAL OBSERVATORY TROUBLE.
Not Wholly Personal but Involves management
OF the Institution.

Washington, March lot appear"
mat the trouble at the naval obsel w
tory IS not altogether Of mercy W
Sonal nature. 1t involves the oih dueS-
non whether the observatory shouid oe
under the superintendencc of a llli'' Oh
hcer of the navy or of a prolc7Ai'fi'i
astronomer. The latter view mas pen
hcld by the astronomical profession at
IarS" and also by such secretaries a"
Secretary Tracy and Secretary Long.
rms view is grounded not 50 nu'h up
on any impoSsibility of rnhlhS persons
uualliied in the line Of the navy or
upon any dissatisfaction with me pres
tht incumbent as upon the lact mat
the frequent changes Of duty 70 Which
naval on crS are subject ~ snort m
ttfNaiS prevent continuity 81 adiililS-
tration ana also upon the general prin-
'lpIe ihat the appointment OF Superlh-
tcndent should be made from persons
IN on out Of the naval service without
restriction To any class ANA Shot'Id Sc
cure the most accomplished ana com
prt"ht astronomer that can be found
anywhere.
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FATALITIES IN TEXAS.
Several Deaths in Places Damage Will Go
Above 81. 100000.

st. Louis, March IA special to the
says: Up to tonight eight deaths are
reported from the Wills Point tornado
Buelah Johnson died, last night. from
fright. She was sick at the home of
her father, .. l.. Johnson. when the
storm struck the town. s. w. Garrett,
BENZ. Walters and two of j. w. Will
liams children are reported to be dying.
The property loss in Wills Point is
estimated ut $4,000 and in Van Zandt
and surrounding country districts at
100000
The storm section extends into Ar
kansas, Louisiana and up the Missis-
sippi valley nearly TO Memphis. in Ic-
Sion& almost without wire or rail.
Telegraph companies are finding l.
difficulty TO glthc" details of the storm
but enough is known on which to base
estimates Of property losses approXi-
mating 81 900 600 to the southeastern
farming ana other interests ANA ut
least 4 score of persons dead.
Tie storm at New Boston was not as
severe as reported. last night. About
Il houses We're partly wrecked ana j.
l.. PottuS and Jasper Philips so badly
hurt that they are expected to die
Mayor Finney. tonight. issued
in which he says nearly 100 persons are
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ENGlAND'S REPLY
Regarding Hay Paunceioie Treaty Is Now
Daily Expected.

London. March 10-Thc reply of the
BrltIsh government IL In" MOI" convey
ING the amendments Of the nitcd
states Senate Ia the ay-Iauurrfutr
treaty should b" formally delivered by
tn British ambassador 1T Washington
To Secretary Hay within a few days
Tn" foreign office here did not otigi-
n9lly contemplate" delaying the British
reply until now. The plan appears to
hay" been to transmit the answer be-
f"i" the dat" ON Hhich TIM treaty
lapscd. which. according ~ thu Eriti9h
Ni"w. would have tut Inv blarn" II its
ldpslng on TIL" Senate.
IN" main object III thu British gov
eminent throughout has been 10 MAKE
an entirely new arrangement, ana at
no stage has there been amy inclination
{" accept the Senatt--s amendments. IT
is understood here that tn" uatur" of
III" reply has already been informally
communicated L. Secretary Hay.
Great Britain has no intention Of
modifying or ab'ogatng the clayton
lulWrr treaty without a satisfactory
quid rro pu". That treaty. according
70 the foreign office View. remains as
much ia force noW III th- day il wts
signed. Tile Speeches made IN thu Sen
ate y" NIT disturb Downing street,.
They are dismissed 'yiih TN" remark
that .Treati-s ca-nut hr ahruEatrt
without the consent 81 both TIL com
tracing parties.
There is. however. an apparently
genuine belief h"ry that a satisfactory
VIII eventually br reach
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HEAPS OF WRECKaGE
Mark the Passage Of the Storm Through
Texas.

Dallas Texas, March 10.-Furthcr re-
ports of yesterdays tornado at Wills
FONT have made no additions to the
death list. The property loss is $1oooo.
East of Willis Point the country is dot
ted with evidences of the storms fury
ana by the little mounds of wreckagr
its course can De followed to the Ar
kansas line At New Boston and at
Texarkanna, it seems to have left the
state. At both places houses We're con-
siderably damaged.
At New Boston two negroes were in
jured by flying debris. The recovery of
enc of them is doubtful. y number of
small houses there We're wrecked. At
TeXarkanna some damage was done or
College Hill, 9 suburb. The western
most trace of the storm is in Collins
county, about 30 miles north of Dallas.
Here the wind was very strong, but no
serious damage is reported.