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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1901-01-23
FINANCIAL STATEMENT
Of YaVapai County, Arizona, for the
 Year Ending December 31, 1900.
BONDED INDEBTEDNES

BONDED INDEBTEDNESS. Yavapai county redemDtion bonds, per cent, Jan. 5, 1908. .........- s 143,O00 % Territorial funding bonds, per ct. 52,163 60 Total bonded debt 195,16 60
 BONDED SCHOOL DISTRICT. School District No. 1 tPrescotD, per cent, due Sept IS, 1901, Sept. 15, 1eO6,- and Sept IS,
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1901-01-23
Prescott LOdgeNO.I l, KNIGHTSOFPYTHIAS

Regular meeting of this lodge every Monday at S D m at K of hnll. Sojourning Knights in good standing are cordially invited to attend.
 GEO. HENRY, C. c. FRED B. PHJLPOT. K of R and s.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1901-01-23
IvanhOe COInmandery No. ,, K. I.
B. P. 0. ELKS.

Stated conclave first Friday of each month Pilgrim Sir Knights cordially invited.
 JNO. J. HAWKINS, F. C. s. E. BRIGHT. Recorder.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1901-01-23
EASTERN STAR.

GOLDEN RULE CHAPTER No. l. meets in Masonic Hal on the first Thursday in each month.
 FRANCES W. MrNDS, Worthy Matron. HARRIET D. OLIVER. Secretary.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1901-01-23
IMPROVED ORDER OF RED MEN.

ZUNI TRIBE No. 6, Prescott, Arizona. Reg ular councils of this tribe at Masonic Hall on the Third Sleep of Each Seven Suns, 7th Run, 3Oth Breath. Visiting Chiefs in good standing fraternally invited to attend
 H. D. WILSON Seehcm. P.J.FARLEY, Chief of Records IT. HARRIS Collector of Warnp1lrn
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1901-01-23
RtcScatt Chanter Nn. z.R. 4. ii

State9 Communications the first Saturdays O. eacq month at o'clock D. n. Visiting com paniOns cordially invited To attend.
 MORRIS G0i.DWATER, H. F. R. N FREDERICES. Secretary Examining Committee.-R. Y. nedericks R II. HethernCton, F. G. Brechr.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1901-01-23
Grand total county and territorial

Also, a special tax of 15c on each s1OO of all taxable property in School District No. Pres cott), bonded
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1901-01-23
Territory of Arizona, ss. County of Yavapai,

Total value of all property
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1901-01-23
ArjzOna Ledge No. ], l. Q. 0. [.

Regular meeting of this lodge every Wednes day evening at Odd Fellows hall Sojournin, brethren of the order in good stand ing are cor dially Invited to attend.
 HENRY SUDER. N G.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-13
NEWPORT TRACK CLOSED.

Action Was Taken on Account Of the
Venture Not Proving Profitable.
ClncInanh, Ohio July u After eighty
one days n racing at the Newport track.
the management todny decided to close
down until October I. The announcement
was not made un'n tust before the after
noon events were begun, aud, although II
created a surprlsc IL was not entirely mn
expected. AS the meeting has been q losing
venture.
Manager Fowler Informed the borsemen
ioat ~ purses would be- paid In fun ana
SECRETARY sullivan settled with the owneiE
during the afternoon The hoard Of dircc
tors ~ the track met in the morning and
LETT Il to Manager Fcwier's Judgment Ia
close down, ns soon as he saw A. Mr..
owler said that the difhculty IN securing
eHtNcs was the chief cnuse 81 the meet
Ing being discontinued. The meeting was
originally scheduled for forty-fve dnvs and
me 'Iack mnnaeement think they have
n'orc Than fulfilled their obligations 10 tho
snrsemen. special train win leave FOR
~ Louis ronIalnlng over 100 horses. Scv.
er9 carloads vii aiso leave Tor Windsor
FRA For Erie. Several NJ the larger sta
meeting "'''' '"' i"''
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-13
TEXAS FARM STATISTICS.


Oswald S, Wilson Completes His Re-
port for Agricultural Department
Fort Worth. Texas. july 12.-Oswald \.
Wilson of Houston. representative In Tcvas
Of the agricultural department. who has
Tor some months past been engaged In the
work nj preparing statistics on crops and
Data for the animal industry department..
has about completed his work ana has 70
turned to Houston His report will show
the valuation Of farm animals to bc s5s
ny OBS with farm products as follows:
Cotton production 1S00i9O0 2.43O. 53j
bales value So, lST131; l000la0l 2. 100 ooo
baics' estimated value Sl30.50 coo; cotton
seed 100000 tons estimated that GOO mo-
ieiS was manufactured into oil and us
Wp"ucts would make 100000 rall0ns ~
80 Eaasbgoeo at Sl2953.000; other products
., I II;% .gggoduced In 1901 845,s7o tons. value
rn What In 1900 l,27lsl7 acres, 2a,ao5,ols
Corn Tn 1900 4j5S Ig5 acrcs q 400 o,o
bushels value $3S. 5l3.5 SS '''' 9i'o'o'-lo
,,a tiS Sio y Boz io" 2oi5 acres, 90 4O3 bushels
vi gye Ia n 100 aol7 acres o4sse bushels
ilGe IN 1907 estimated, 25ooo mere.
i'TT,Si 49, 'frels, valno S3.750OOO.
hnshels. yalne S36 9i esc 100 acres, ol691s
s. G "a, AZ n 1901 os,2s72ss bushels whine
~, 4Sl; estimated acree,c os Saiue 500
" lrS tobacco, sugar and otbar ac.A -
",Nutw total valuc nroducts Sp5' o6o d g,,,'
ma 20 tti'Re lhobufl2, value S203 1S4 sin,
Mr. Wilson, arm ag,o animals $RTi2,33s.
Wnr+hn ne would probably MAKO Ear,
H'' nome after August /.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-13
CAPTURE OF AGUlNALDO
FuNsToNs REPORT OF HOW IT WAS
ACCOMPLISHED MADE PUBLIC.
After Securing Letters Written by Aau-
naldo, Americans Forged Others tor
the Purpose Of Deceivino Him.

Washington July y The war depart
ment today made public Brlgadicr General
Funston's report Of the capture Of Agni'
naldo II Is made under date Of May 9.
General Funston goes into details concern
Ing the use be made OF Cecelio Sagls'
mundc, who had preseS,el himself TO Lieu
tenant j. u. Taylor Of the Twenty fourth
Infantry with letters from Agunaldo that
he was to deliver to ynrlous insurgent
enlefs.
General Funston gives the account Of the
forged letters which were iEed 90 deceive
Agninaldo ana the actual capture.
General Funston says: "rhe Maccahbees
rushed into the town and we heard few
shots fred We hastily crossed the river
and running up to the town found that
the Maccabbces were somewhat demoratzed
ana firing wildly in every direction rncy
were gotten under control with some dith
ru.tY. AgllnaldOs guard of about my
armed ana neatly uniformed men hnd hteil
drawn up to receive thp rcnforccmeuts
teW OF them returning the tire as they re-
treated. AguuHldo, with his officers haI
awaited IN his quarters. placIdn and ScSu
VIA entered the house to report their gt-
rival ana after q short conversations, Sc
geNll stepped outside the house aud or
Tered the MdccubAees, who bad last come
l2 from the river bank % open lire ON
me insurgents who were standing ia iln'
~ q dlstancc Of about hfty yards.
he MdccabhLes were ~ excited tlli
their hrc was Iupfe"tiVc. l}ut two OF the
Insurgents we're killed the remI uicr IN
their flight throwing away their rifles and
thousand rouuI, of ammunition
AS soon aus ScguI2 had given tine order
ne ran back 10 be house aud opened hrr
on the officers Surrounding AguiWltu.
re wounded villa and Aibnmbra. the lat
ter jumped on the house into The river
tfIu
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No Guesswork,

No intelligent person wouii ~
going to dentist 10 have the s~ d
ed An ocullst would be prompug
ed. because he understands suen s
Many p ople, however, do no.
same intelligent thought 70 wv
ment OF chronic diseases, These
constitute specially just as a's'ns
do diseases Of the eye, and the pup
tciuc physician, who Is often ~.
has not had the experience necs
properly treat them It Is not pens ],
IRE SO difficult TO cure that 50 msp'
nrc afflicted with chronic al'
their life, hut bccnuse they 90 Z
the proper physician for treatNleS rs,A
In my extensive practice
larger than that OF any other IT,
tho United States. | have had ta0s'
patients who had been treatea
doctors. not one of whom unus,
case. although they were pr0uus
capable PHYSICIANS. AZ conseqas.
had been experimental upon ~
treatment in no way suited
The result was years OF suns'
could have been avoided.
The experience which nA's
in deyoting myself exclusive I,
treatment Of chronic diseases =,
years has equipped me perfectly. :
is no guess work when ! give n'
regarding case. ! give eaen s.. ~,
study, and my treatment Is y NJ
pared TO meet all conditions ~ ,.'l,
two cases may appear quite sls
chances are that there Is ~
complication which needs cas'
tion. "a 3
BY treating each case on ~ rs
Its. and not relying upon ~ ',sss
ready made treatment, | have "
most successful specialist Of tns
l rely solely upon my sK'i' N
science, and my patients 81 s,.g
expert treatment ohtalnaole ~ u.
! invite the afflicted 10 eon.u .. IN
out cost, or write for complete ~
blanks, which will explain by by ).
plan Of home treatment. ~
Aiamo plaza, San Antonio.
J. NEWTON HATHA",
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-13

STATE


Train RobIIer 1911 Taylor has made
bis escape from the Jail at Brown.
wood
Ex-Goycrnor Il h Hubbard Is dead
at his home at Tyler
The Guadalupe is on rise aud
drowned lot Of sheen and goats at
kefryile.
Iienvy claims have been fled at Aus.
tin for rebates on internal revenue
stamps.
The attorney general ras advised the
land commissioner 10 al once put Ger
tain lands on the market.
Victofln has adopted the curfew law.
row Of brick buslness houses at
cooper were destroyed by hire.
Counsel for o Waco saloon keeper has
raised the point that a conviction win
not lie because all Of the city Is not
Incorporated
The Galyerton Light Guord VIII dis.
band Instead Of after ding the Austin
encanipmcnt.
Tho congressional campaign in the
Sixth district has been closed.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-13
Abe Frank polno Wall

ChieaSo, Iuiy l. st Washington pnrk
today the FIRST winners got homo wlthont
great enort In tho fourth fmpromptu wa =
much the hest but was badly handled hg
See. Abe Frank. the valuable ayclroll.
who ran away Thursday, was reported tp
be doing well. His owner, q 9 Hcuuctt
~ injured.
In q False break away In the third ken
tEeky Middle ran away ana carried Jockey
l'0Nlson into thr fence hurting him 80 bad
y that J Mariiu hnc q he substituted
Rice, Time, I Al ''''
sA furlOnEs Miss Beruet Tho Uusn
Gnnfalnn, Time tIsM
Five fnrlongs julia jnnkln Mabol Wian
Ernest Plrham, Tine. l.0iH
picmItu. Cnnr1lnm. Time ia rs
Mile and a sixteenth Brownie Anderson.
Laureate. Lask6 Time - ~
i've fUr,ongs Red Tip, Dorcrn, Jau-
bert. Time l:00k
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SHORT NEWS STORIES

MENICO CITY Carlos De varo,,
ngel Of the National Bank OF Msa3
'tiiouslN Ill. having been SEIZED N
paralNtic stroke. preventing moyen,'l
the right side. He is Cuban hr M
OAKLAND, Cal The furnlthp
household effects Of ex. President n
EZcta Of Salvador hrve heen sold A n
auction to satisfy the claim OF 4 II
lender
BELFAST. The celebration Of Ia
Of l}ovne Is being marked bv the cgstj
collisions, but no serious trouble 81
cUried
WASHINGTON General Charee NJ
hlrd thp war department the dat
First Lieutenant Scion MASSEY, n
NEW YORK. The Journal Of Con,
SAYS there has been some delay II a
M the Pacific Coast Salmon Casaefs
solldation
SPOKANE. Wash The biggest std
many years among the miners Of The Y
lac.
CHICAGO Servant girls and "a
women Generally have taken the prel-
Steps FOR the formation Of the unies
have been wishing for so long The 7!
N'HlNll y hlAihA VI AlltllCt mas Ntit
gauized
VIEW YORK. Tho Journal Of corrl
SAYS: Plans are now under way I'll
organization Of G large brick combat
10 take over large brick ccmpauirs il
England aud New York, With Y;
stock of S5,0O0,O0O and a bond sci
$l.Tj0.OuO
ItEW YORK. A National converts!
negro bankers of the United Stais
been called to meet at Buffalo Sspt7
26.S.
LEADVILLE. Colo ANDREW rEa
states that ne would donate $lOopn
public library for this city proTia
city would furnish $1,000 a year 70
tain II.
DENVER. Colo. Forest fires sre
In sections of the State and Il i H
that they viii destroy a vast amog,
property before they can be eontroa
eAtinEulshed.
ANACONDA. Mont. Mrs. Josephlr,
field Brake of Buffalo, y. y, ls
and Washington correspondent fof !
York newspaper has been In Monisal
The past week searching for las.|
Jane" the noted plainswoman MIs
will take Calamity to her own nsHA
BuffaiG.
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II DEPENDS ON TODAY
iF NO AGREEMENT is REACHED, THE
GENERAL STRIKE WILL PROCEED.
The SECOND Conference Of Metal Work
ers and Steel Manufacturers Ac-
conpIish Nothing

Pttshure Pa. July y The second day
Of the conference between the Amaigamat.
ed Association Of Iron Steel and Tin
Workers and the steel manufacturers came
to q close tonight without nn agreement
being reached Another session viii be
hold tomorrow Settlement or general
strike VIII then likely be decided upon
Late tonight President sbafcr said that
II no agreement Is reached tomorrow the
general strike, which was set for last Mon
day, VIII proceed.
when asked II a strike would involve ait
the plants Of the United States Steel cor
poration Mr. Shaffer repiIed
Every union man in every plant in any
way connected with the steel corporation
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-13
EDUCATION CONVENTION.
National Association Concluded Its An
nus Meetinn in Detroit

National Association Concluded Its An
nua Meeting in Detroit.
Detroit, Mich. July u This was the
last day Of the National Educational az.
surnuon and when The morBlng session
WIS called 10 order hy President Green the
smallest audience Of the week was pres
emit
Higher Education was tho topic OF the
incoming. papers being read by President
Cheres F.- Thwng Of Western Reserve
university. Clevelahdi Robert II Fulton
president ot the University Of Mississippi,
ZION. w. + Harris, National commissioner
Of education.
President Tbwing who was the first
speaker, discussed "The Functions OF a
University IN Popular Democracy"
President Fuiton's paper on Federal and
state interest In higher education was
closely followed
The papers were discussed by William u.
smiley OF Denver and James Russell Par
sons, Jr % Albany, y, y,
The committee appointed 10 consider the
dtlalis ana Organization of an educational
exhibit AZ the St Louis exposition this
morning decided "a recommend to the hoard
OF managers the construction ~ separate
hulldmg FOR the exhibit This building
SHOULD nave = per cent more floor space
Than the educational building at the CO.
recommend
" Rogers of Albany. ~ Y. was In.
dorscd Nv the committee for director Of
the exhibit at the exposition
Fhe last sessions ~ the council Of educa-
ton ana the departments Of elementary
enncatlon, higher education normal
schools, business cducation science in.
strnruon, library and deaf dumb and fec
hle-mindea instruction, were held this
afternoon.
beiore the department OF science In
hllFuon Joseph Carter OF Champaign. M,
load q paper on agriculture as a Science
Tor the Elementary schools"
How shall Chlidren no Led TO Love
Neod Bonksg WIS the topic Of the paner
read by Miss Isabel Lawrence of 81 fIapa
MINI, Of the library department.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-13
OIL sHlPMENTs.
Largest Ever Known Are BEING Made
from Philadelphia


from Philadelphia.
Philadelphia, duly H. Tho shipping nco.
pie of this port eau not recall time when
tho shipments Of refined petroleum to Euro.
penn countries were SO heavy ana so IRE
qucnt as they are now The demand Is
something nnprecedcntcI From the nrst
Of the year mp to last Saturday 1859, $50
gallons had been shipped abroad. against
l35S26.Ils gallons for the corresponding
period of list year Local shipper, nrppo
that these vast shipments Of OH nrc proot
Of the superiority OF the American articIc
and big exports Of refined petroleum con
tnue to he the call There Is hardly
day passes that some tank does not steam
away loaded 70 her capacity The men in
tcrcsted In the shipment of refined nctro
r4m abroad are INIT IN declaring mat
ltVl VIII he the banner wear In tho ols ~
port world ships have left port Win hIg
thlgQes bcforc hut they are nothing con,
pared VITA those which have gone durlnr
lhe past ten days Il looks MS thonrb
enough vessels could not be secured 10
meet the demand
To-day tho British steamer Snowflake
Snlled Tor l,ondon the Georgian Prince for
: lVshlngs the German steamer Angus, Korfr
tmd the BNtsh steamer Verdi Nor Is Tins
an IN the matter OF oil exports rhere ere
now IN port waiting TO be loaded n rreat
meet OF steam and sailing craft With 4 on.
paciiy OF many millions of gallons.
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dorc lio Connie 100 Maria Bolton 100.
Jack NrNllnn i0i Hammock lUl Water
Run Jos, Ethics no, Ccryca 80, oar.
huncle 40
Handicap the Punchcstown stoeplestakes.
two and Q half miles Magic Light $50
Snekei 112 George Kecne fiU. PcTion ii7.
lscn 1872 Bosphoius 100
selling, mile ana Observation-Disclosures
lnl, The Go'den Princp 81, Hammock 100
Anna Darling - Magnificent it8 l!ound
The Brighton Junior. yoar olds, ak fnr.
Longs a lnadnle Decresakr, Firing Line
lof Golden Cottage ~ Enrlght l64 re.
nlnsula 100, Carroll n ~ saturday. Leo
MD. Mustermnn. uypheu ioI
Three year Odds md upward, milo Her
bert ll0, Baron Pepper iO4 isldor, wax
Taper lid. Janice 80, Bhcs i0l
Selling .2Yearolds, ave furlongs Ascen
slon "a Zlrl Lieschcu. Indy Mag 90 De
rlntn lo7 Chcatnn Zoe Chlcf NJ, Whltc
Owl 100, MaNlmoln. Fonsnmca 0l, PIny
Like ~. Bcnton GRAY 1O2 Glenka lOI
Snndnco ~. Gibson Hight l04 Mowrrh 100
Cnrmoid l03 Montana Prince 1903 Rclls
Of Milford l0s, Red pnmsel to7, Lord or
lAC Manor 1O4
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-13

viii be called out ana we have many mcm-
bers III mills whore they are not suspected
by the manufacturers
4 general strike. II ordered. wouid m-
clude the anton workers In tho Federal
steel company. the National steel cont
pany, the American Tin Plate company. tho
American sheet Steel company nul inc
Anerlcat Steel Hoop company ana ai the
members Ia the corporation mills. number
ing about &iVO win be- Affected But it
Is believed by CONSERVATIVE steel men TINT
a compromise VIII be reached tomorrow
and strike Inverted
Judge u. H. GRAY, chairman Of thr
United States steel cXocuF'yc committee
WIS not far AWAY FROM the meeting aud
was fully cognlznnt ut everything that
TRANSFERRED.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-13
WEATHER AND CROPS.
Rain Reports Are Numerous from West
Teas and Panhandle.

I Rain ReCorte Are Numerous frorn Voef
Texas and Panbanclla
-rn. ,.,,-..,..- -,
"V i'"'NlHs are western Union weather
| reports received Up 90 q p m. Of the l2th:
! Cucro. -Hcavy rain. sim r.iuip.
! Austin Clear ana vrrrn
Garrison. Cloldy aud bof
! tnlumHia rar and hot
! san Marcos Heavy rain
| lftIa. 'shl show en-
/ Honhulce ~ ormng, heavy rain
| iu4ug Light rain
| tlailL icudY and hot. no rain
! MHFwotn Loudly and hot mo- rain.
! LtA1ik Kama, clear sud hot
! IHuS fn'r aud bot
S 81, nv &C. dy and hot.
/ III 'Tl ..NN hoi
| W' ,on3' ,,vuuA ana h"t
! C.rsj,o,,,' o"!i nhu i9l'
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-13
-eeeeaaeeoa aaeeseeeeoeaees

odum being lnvolvedl as dcsertlpg tha
simGc. seven firms Ecre picked out at
any Of these shops iattcmpt to transfer
their work to those IN which the men re.
turned the men have agreed 20 refuse to
handle It,
There were approN imatcly 1850 machinsts
Involved In the strike hero and of these
the strikers say about 10 per ccut have al
ready returnrl rbo shops anuctcl h, the
decision OF the union to continue the tight
employ about iloO men.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-13
DOMESTIC.

The National Educational association
concluded It's annual convention In De-
,rolt
Two Of party Of four Italians sus.
pccied OF cattle stealing were assassi-
mated in Washington county, Mlssis
sippi
The National Negro Industrial conyes
tlon opened at Jackson, Miss.
Hon W. j. Bryan announced that he
would continue 10 fight for the Chicago
ana Kansas city platforms.
me drouth continued unbroken In the
Middle West.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-13
COMMERCIAL.

Reports from the dronth caused nd
yances in Groius, wheat gaining 29sat
pa aud corn 2d2lk
Another drastic process Of liquidation
manifested itself In the stock market
Both spot cotton and futures improved
IN New orleauz sud New York.
There was q large decrease In receipts
OF feSas cattle IN the mnrkets.
Dun and Brndstrect reviewed the
trade situation ns fairly good on the
whole
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-13
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

Detroit July u BAD heldihs lost to.
days game for the locals
Nuorc- II u
detroit ..,..... 900 900 iOi .
Cleveland ... OfO 9ig 40
scott and Wood; siever aud Buelow.
\ Chicago, July IL The Chcsgos hit hoth
liawley aud Hastings az win and won
eeeily. Attendance 1900.
Score-- II II r.
Chicago .. Ola on gDs-i4 M 4
Milwaukee, M O1D OlO CIV 1 Il >
Patterson and Sullivan; Hastings. naw-
ley ara Connor
faltiniorer July a. Washingioa won
from Baltimore today in smuggling match
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-13
On pEVEloPMENTs.

The sixth wen for the Gunoy com.
pany at Damon Mound tss been begun
The fivtecnth we'll has come IN at
Beaumont 1t may be bored deeper to
the eusher strata.
The Gu1fey company is said to expect
80 per cert Illuminating oil from the
Beaumont petroleum.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-13
FOREIGN.

The report that 200 Christians had
been Killed by Insurgents ON the Island
OF Quclpat, on the Korean coast, was
confirmed.
severe but brief earthquake shock
was felt IN Mexico City
Senior FedIro Errazmlz. president OF
Chill. died
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-13
consorintn calico lnto seNlo..

Lima, Peru, July 12.-The PeruTlai
eminent has called into active seEua
Gonscripts of 1900
4 German steamer expected 70 XXI,
Callao in few DAYS will bring M
Plies of cannon. rifles and anlnuHiih.as
the government TO fortlfy Callac az
island of San Lorenzo.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-13
PHILIPPINES,

First Lieutenant Soon Massey. re-
tired, died in Manila
II was stated that the city OF Cebu
Is stlll frequently fired upon 10y the in.
surgents.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-13
LOCAL.

Miss Francis Thomas dies as the re,
suit Of fall
a serlou, headcud collision on the
Houston mud Texas Central near Hook
les.
Captain ]. NJ burroughs receives his
commission as lieutenant In the rcgulur
army IN the cavalry arm Of the service.
Houston delegates to the Transmits
slsslppi Congress win leave tonight for
Cripple Greek
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PRINCE cHuAN LEFT CHINA.
he viii Apologize to German. g.
Atrocities 70

~ NVcclueS,
re RESIN, July l2.-The departure todo,
ifom Pekin Of Prince Cbonn nolay
been so,o y Emperor Kwang su, who has
I'm TO- , nv, formally to apologize at Ber.
was ' sn. murder Of Baron Won Ketteler.
ea,ne 'pee'aeular event Prince chann
borso,o. ~ me railroad station In rekIn On
yellow iiisgS' S5a ie was gorgcousy attlres ~ y
lie was n,et t'h5, NOW by large processop
munster glI. to China. DT Mp, Ne present German
OF honor a German military ma Seh l.,,,,,s
nes e' sod and bis two brothers onH a guard
the prince farewell aA me station TO bid
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-13
EozrMAJ NO ounE. NO PAY.

Your druggist viii refund your money
II PAzo OINTMENT fails to cure Ring
P.mples and Blaekheads on the face. ana
all skin diseases. 500
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STRIKE.

The second conference between the
metal workers and their employees ac-
compllshed nothing.
Cincinnati machlbists denied that their
strike had been declared on
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SPORT

Shamrock II defeated Shamrock Ia
hotly contested trial race.
The Newport race track was closed
until October /
The Columbia won another trial race.