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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-02-02
CRY 8REVITiEs,

]. F, Alexander. aged 80 wears died YES
terday at ST, joseph's infltmarv.
Tho Junior ass Of the high schoo is
preparing to give an entertainment ON Feb
ru. ry Is.
Rev Hugh Morris of Chicago will preach
IN the Christian church tomorrow morning
and Il ght,
There is an undeliyered telesram at the
Office CT the Postal Telegraph company, lis
Ma street, for ". ii. Lyle.
a meeting OF he adv orv board OF the
ef ernoon at clock at the Lyceum
l5-year-od bow named Jacob Abond.
died yes erdsy at s.. TUscnh's iuhrmary
The body was taken in charge and Inferred
by Ross & Wright
Rev. j. NJ. llasell pastor Of the Cumber-
land Presbyterian church, will deliver SER
mon a. his church tom rrow morning upon
tho subject OF Music. ~
Invita- ons are out for grand bail to be
given by Bayou city lodge No 20, Brother
hood Of Locomotive F!rcmen, at Turner Hall
on Monday, February IS.
The mud and slush running out nom the
city mound over the sidewalk on Preston
avenue is a source Of complaint on the part
Of pedestrians living In the ncighborhood
There are undelivcrcd kilograms at me
office of the Western Union company, ~
Main rect, for w Fl Barrett, George c.
Peterson, a. Lawrence and Walter Dennis.
There will be TOW matinee at Morris
r cc,ric theater today, when each child at
tend ng will be given toy The perform
ance though termed matinee, wi continue
all day Ladies will be in attendance TO
lock after The children aud see that they
are properly cared for.
W. G IBIS Co. OF this city have de-
signed. copyrighted aud published verv
pretty work Of ant entitled "a Memoir Sou
venr cf His Holiness Pope Leo VIM who is
today no Oldest living man ia public life.
The des gn contains very correct likeness
OF the pops, with brief biographical sketch
artistic.
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SAILORS FOR THE WISCONSIN.
several Hundred Passed Through
for Mare Island Yesterday.

\ special train passed through Hous on
yesterday over the Southern Pacific load
ed with sailors for the United States bat
t.eship Wisconsin. The Wisconsin is now
at Mare Island navy yard, on the Pacilc
coast, It. Is one Of the newer BATH. lips
of the United States. 1t has disp ave-
nent of 1856 tons, 10000 horse power
and cost nearly $3000.O00.
There were about 300 sailors aboard
the train. and they were in charge OF
Lieutenant Wylie of the United States
navy. The complement Of the Wisconsin
officers and men, Is mcre than 500. Those
who passed through ..ere were from New
York, where the greater portion OF them
enlisted. They came by way OF the
Cromwell steamship line to New Orleans
At the c, escent City they took a special
train ever the Southern Pacific 20 san
Francisco. They will arrive at Maze
Island next Monday morning.
he entire number of men were healthy
looking fellows. Most OF them We're
young men, with spark of adventure in
their eyes, while scattered amoAg me n
were several old sea gs.' who G
never satisfied unless riding the bolster
GUS waves of the great deep.
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rr,sco's RED river Extensions.

The Frisco is coming TeSasSari Oh It's
Red river division at rapid rate. The
Post is in receipt of a fiaming red card.
sent out by the general man1g ment Ct
that progressive rad, with this sauna
ton:
I'VE are pleased to be able to announce
the completion OF our Red liver division
10 Ron, l. r., distance OF 1856 miles
from sapulpa, 564.5 miaes from 81. 10 g.
and 5i6.5 miles from Kansas City. This
extension crosses the Canadian and en-
ters the Chckashsw Natitn near Fran
els. aud is being rapidly constructed
through TO Denison and sherman, Texas.
We anticipate being able to announce
the completion Of the entire line with u
the next thirty days.
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Notes and pcrsnnnlx

7. W Bean, freight tranie manager Of
me southern Pacific left last night for
New Orleans.
Harry Archer commercial agent OF the
Kansas Gay Southern, was up from CAL
weston yesterday
!. 7 AtkeIsson. local agent Of the siu
.Nniohio and Arkansas Pass. returned yes
telday from Austln.
H. very large number OF passengers
seu' east over the Sulset lines last night,
most OF them bound for New York
a. A. Gibson, general agent Of the pas
SengeF department Of the Fort Worth q "a
DchVer City, was in the city yesterday.
Charles 5, Thompson. commercial ageat
| oi the Illinois Genital, with hSadqgar-
lers at Dallas, was in this city yts,er-
Colonel ]. {. Andrews, passenger rep
resontatlyc Of the Southern, with mead.
quarters IN This city, was in New Orleans
yesterday
Colonel L. ]. Polk, general passenger
agent OF the Santa &c, viii p5ss through
Houston this morning in private car No.
W. en- rouio 10 Galveston from Beau
mont.
About fifty Chinese viii pass through
Houston over he Southern Pacific this
morning for San Francisco. These Chit
n Sc are beng deported flom Cuba 10
the land Of BvXers,
The Dawson papers OF january % have
notices by Chrislcr & Bothuno that an
application for charter will he made by
the British-Yukon Railway company for
railway from Dawson 10 the United
States boundary and for branch roads On
Klondke creeks
/ The Choctaw, Oklahoma and Gulf Rail-
read company yeaterday awarded til on
\ tire contract for the building Of the eS-
tension from Hartsh1rne to Arimore, a
distance Of III miles, to Bernafd Cotri-
gan Of Kansas City; p. Bowling Of this
city and G. NJ Garyey of Memphis. The
construction headquarters VIII DC ~
South MUAlester
Net earnings OF the Santa te system
fer December were s20S0, 90I, an mere &c
Of S265,SA oyel December OF 1899. Cir IS
( receipts amaunttl 10 $i,756.62S, an IN
crease cr $cli362. Operating eXpenses
We're So,G15,723, an increase OF $SlS,6sS
Taxes and rentals ssY a decrease OF
$500. Net earnings OF the company TT
the six months ending December 81 were
S1iOl1, 272, an increase of $l,590,952.
Representatives Of tho Pul man com
pany deny the rumors that the Vant r
bilt-Morgnn syndicate Is negotiating fol
the purchase OF all the sleeping ear lines
in this country Control Of the pullman
company, they declare, Is moi for lie
Tho Vanderbilts had it in their power I,
secure control of the Pullman 60 npan
Immediately after the death of Mr. Pull
man, but instead permitted the Palmer
company TO secure the Wagner company
which they controlled,
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CIeburne Notes.

C.eburne, Texas, January S.-Jonn
Donnell, helper in the machnists de-
partment Of the S.nta Fe shops, had his
left hand caught between some cog
wheels and badly lacerated. Partial am
putation of the fingers Will be necessary
He is not in any danger now.
Conductor w. ID. Der0ys train was
Just leaving Dallas when he attempted
10 go from the engine and his foot
slipped getting caught between tender
and engine. It WAS badly crushed and
two toes win certainly have TO be ampu-
tated. 1t WIS first thought Mr.. Derby
had lost a leg. He vas taken to the
Temple hospital.
Pa Lee, ear repairer at the Santa Fe
shops. was working under CIR when 4
heavy brass rod rebounded, striking him
in the face, II split his nose and cheek
and rendered him lnsensible, He is in 4
fair way TO recover.
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ra,rcngcr Trafte !. Drl.l..

L. J. Park, general passenger agent oil
tho southern Pacific. is confident that
tTayel will be brisk toward the West
when the special colcnist rates recently
announced by the passenger departh Mt
OF that system, go into effect Inc rate
of SIS from Houston TO Facihe coast
points practically puts the fate Witaih
H. zach of all. Travel has been heavy
in fhat direction any way. There arc
',r,sseekers' rates on to Texas in all
he terrIory represented by the Western
Passenger association az enc fare piss
e for the round trip. These cAsap rates
are being advaniageously tafen ny pso-
ME this year and passenger traihe gen
sralIy Ps good and Improving too
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A RUMORED ABSORB TON
SANTA ft Said 10 Have Taken 10 The Colo.
rado Southern System.
DENVER ROAD INCLUDED IN fHE TRANSFER
Frisco's Extension Is Rapidly Nenr.
ing Completion--Genera Rail-
road News and Notes.

Fort Worth, Texas, February IA ru-
NOR is current today in railway circles
mat the Santa Fe has purchased the COL
orado Southern, OF which system the
fort Worth and Denver is part. The
report also is that the Denver shops viii
be moved to cleburne from this city in
case the deal is certainty. 1t is said
the santa Fe has had an eye on the Col.
orado Southern some time and the line
is desired for the purpose of further
strengthening the system of the Santa
DE roads. No satisfaction as to the
rumor could be had today from the Den.
yer officials who were seen.
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PERSONAL MENTION.

Mr.. Harvey T. y. Wilson spent yesterday
at Beaumont.
General II. 3. stodaard Q. Bryan IS a guest
at the Bristol.
Mrs. II. Mcdonald OF Colorado Springs is
stopping at tho Bristol
Judge L. r. hamhlen LEFT las, nisht fer
Wash ugtou and New ! orh
Hen. Il. Z. Hannay Of Hampstead was at
the Hutchins House yesterday
REV. J. T. Green has returned from Ala-
bama and win preach IA his pulpit to-
morrow
Judge Wells Thompson Of Matagorda eoun-
~ is Il visitor to the city, stopping vt the
Mr.. and Mrs W. Al. Boyle OF Galveston
arrived last II ght and are CHARTERED at the
Rice hotel
Mrs. j. ;. Meyer Of BATON Rouge, La 4
visiting her mother AIRS. Emhich lH1n
Preston avenue.
Messrs w. L. Thomas OF Washington, Pa.
and c. T. Bonner OF Lancaster, OHIO are
located at the Bristol
Hon. J, W. Link prominent attorney o.
ORANGE was among tho arrivals at the
llutchins House last nsut'
Nr A. d Hamilton and sou and Sir y.
Hamilton OF Harrisburg. Pa are among the
late arrivals a. the Rice hotel'
Mr.. Fred r Craig. who has been IN the
employ OF r. q. Dun Go. for some niue.
has accepted q pos lion WITH that concern
IN Shreveport, La, and left last night
Among the Texans arriving al the Hutch
ms House last night we're Colonel W. > ard
Mr ~ Herndon OF Tyler, Nj. b. A.
Mann OF Crockett and Mr Jack w. Higman
OF Beaumont
MIR. l. 4. seEatd whner Of the National
oil mills leaves Saturday night for Nee
Orleans where be has been transferred "a
the Union mills OF that city until the mil
here is rebuilt.
Mayor d. r. Wheat and CITY Treasurer
D. Simorton Of Beaumont were VA The cit
vesterday. Mayor Wheat thinks Beaunlon
Is destined 10 some day become the Creates
city In Southeast Texas
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THE LIVE STOCK MARKETS,
THE SALES MADE ny TEXANS Al
EAST vi. LOUIS.
Receipts of Texas cattle ut 81. tout,
3o0--rexan ana Indian steers
%;,.S5 10 St.6o.

tspeejal 10 The Fest Reported 10y ST. Louis
National stock 1alds.)
National Stock Yards. 81, February ~
The following sales were made today By
Texas and indian Territory men;
a. G. ranuhl, Kauuan, Texas, Sc pound
steers, Saoi u. r. Middleton & Co. Musho-
gee, l. r.. 1910 aud 1927 pound steers, i.lo;
y. H. Dick \ Co, WaNahachic, Texas, Set
pound steers, $50; tNnee hundred Texans,
steady.
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COTTON on sliIppoARD.
GALVESTON STOCK.
mXpURrs PORTION.

The Bnusb steamship Camrose cleared to-
day for Hayre. France, with the following
cargo 2lS9 FackB cotton serd meal, value
Se2sg, G92t balcs OF cotton value &lj,sSr
The Italian steamship Audace cleared to-
day tor Antwerp. belgium with the foliow-
ing cargo ais5 square bales o. cotton, value
Sl23.3II. 500 round baics cotton value 81, i6S.
12G 900 bushels OF wheat, value s9i 800, 703l
sacks cotton seed meal value @2s2
The Spanish steamship Satnrnina cleared
TODAY for Manchester with the following
cargo; 1900 bushels o. wheat. value 81, 600;
IA eco plgs lead. vslnc Sj.Ji2, j005 bales Of
cotton, value $3u2S 1000 round bnlos rot
ton valuo S1i2,1
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rsssenger Earninux

I,,,.A,s' February 1.-The fol-
l saas paid their quarterly pas
o0. ssass on Passenger earnings
f ending December 81.
blss ~ ~. hsek Island and Texa.
EsterD 'Iord. Mineral Wells and
'aH"sy paid S46.lG on
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Chcar nntcs to Texas.

inc 81 Louis Southwestern lines have
announced that they viii make re.
eeSeu round trip rate Of SIS grom all
poluss IN Missouri and Kansas 10 Calves
~ s,,,s HOUSTON and San Antonio. The
sisMe.s Will be sold February 10. good Tor
return until March ls
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.,o,.' ' = S'coH, colored, died yea
I.,ss, a dis home, 271s ope-
i vas alter d a prolonged dllness.
!. PROF. ~ Of the most highly
b Of ~ eSsiye and influential col
Rnanr "a n slty' and he had many
|populs.,sns Waite as we'll as me
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Inhn Dell mead.

Palestine. Texas. February l'--'Ms'
Jobn Dell aged so. for many years IN the
emnloy OF the International and Great
xoribern railway, dropped dead OF near
disease az $3.50 this afternoon Nn'ie v"
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keld 'a monthly service Of song
|tisa sS'.. night at the Firss
|sssIslea ,s The Arion quartette
Musicians Of the e civ soine
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"'s way from the hospital TO the CITY.
,h na, Den leaves no family and has FOR
$50, years hsd charge OF the 1ntsrnA-
s .e and Great Northern parks as land
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TE-TralnS leaving Houston at4.4sr.
striving at Houston at ,.ASa IN and
.. n. also run into Grand Contra, de-
Departing 10 minutes earlier and arrlv-
p minutes later than time given above.
IS arrive and depart from the Grand Cen
except the Missouri. Kansas & Texas
Pieh cave depot In the Fifth ward. the In
1 Great Northern Ana Columbia Tap.
the International and Great Northern de-
Pneftss avenue, and the Houston Eas, and
sis morning train which leaves from and
The Houston Ess, and West texas depot
lsouri. Kansas & Texas ana Galveston
n Henderson trains pass the International
Northern derot,
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Best for rheumatism. Elmer & Amend,
Prescription No. 2s51. Celebrated on It's
merits for many effectual cures. Il. f.
Schmidt. Houston. Texas. sole agents.
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Sew York. February Tin aulcl ta6 20.
Coppor-lake dull SLIGO Lead UNCHANGED
90 N.97i shelter dull, 81 .o0N i.ei. Pig
iron warrants unchanged 50 509t 10 so.
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Mastfed Observation-Disclosures. Z a 3lsc
A FUN supply OF cattle on hard for present
week, Market oyetStooked With mastfed
hogs. Good Cornfods wanted
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IS Auduce NtalJ, Tor AnIWcrp, wa Nor-
folk,
10 6amruse (BrD Tor llayre, Via Norfolk
IS Saturnlna (Spon), for Manchester VIA
Norfolk.
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OCEAN FREIGHT QUOTATIONS. on
COTTON

mcnt from interior. fifteen days from. yesJer-
day:
Pctts-- 20 Days
Liverpool ............,.... q
Bremen OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Al
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Following are live stock quotations for this
nNatkci as furnished by the Box Saunders
t1mml sslon company, 81 ccessors TO Box BELL
E4uudorA tTnnlIDlssiOu fOtuDanN
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GALVESTON.

Following are tho quotations IN the Ca.
weston live stock marse, 40 reported FOR fhe
rest by Tic :. r. Norman LiVe stock Co..
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For cora in the Hend
Laxative -Quininc Tablets
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NJ, X. & r. r.. II.
a Il, Depot. Fifth Ward.
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Liberal run Of all classes OF cattle this
week, except calves and a few loft on hand.
Demand fair on choice stun.
Top cornfcd hogs l6o pounds aud up
wanted.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
poRr on oALvEsroN. robruary !


ARRIVED.
- Cromwell (Brl. from sunderland.
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700 am. Arrive. a..3 $50 ar
7,3O p. m Arrive ...,... o. pm
Additional Sunday Specials,
ass am Arrive ..,.. $40 d, n
/. $50 p,m Arrive. $40 p. II
y, trains leave the Santa Re Congress
6spot 10 minutes later than the above.
II, Il, & W. n. II. r..
18th Ward.
H. e. & W. It. II. r..

Etth Ward.
ssan. Express Train.i Arrive 1000 pm
Grand Central Depot.
10 .. N ..........,.,u.A Arrive 900 a. m
kwpot, Kansas City and CinelnnatI.)
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For a Cold in the Head

Laxative Br0mo- Quinile Tablets.
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llllb,pCnEDuLE.

81 .t,S and express between the
~ = MA Wy through cars for Dali
|onr. ~ colnA N Houston via the Cen
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!, H. a. A. ny.
Grand eRNal Depot

Ill, y m AuIse......4.00 a. m
San Antonio Trains.
oA5 an Arrive. ...."6.35 p. q
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Dots,

Tho new pump installed at Cool Spring
Park. viii DO given an Official test this
afternoon.
The clearing Of the Wilmington banks
for 'he week ending on saturday were
sl2I!', $50, compared with :923, $50 for the
same period last year.
Tho finance committee of the City Coun
ell hlr directed the collectors to place
claims for unpaid taxes In he hands Of
the city solicitor for collection.
Division No. 1, OF the .Ancen Order
OF iiiheruians, in this city, will entertain
the officers of delaware and Chest ter coup
ii's. Pa. on Thursday evening
Thn'Wntor Department is awaiting The
arrival OF pipo Tor which u coalract.was
eNch some ilino ago, 80 that improve.
ilehts IN water service may be com,nenc.
CT.
Elmer f. NJ ain, father of Thomas T..
Maln. died on Sn uruay. aged IS years.
Inc siuneral will take place tomorrow
afternoon.
Deputy Marshall J,meS II. Clark on
Saturday li5ellel the uy Rlmbisr On I,
claim nj sdO for wages. flci by Charles P.
Nowiin.
Mr.. AMI Mrs Harry Du !blr OF this
q y have Jjincd tn ''i'eck Bad Boy
company, which recently appeared
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EIGHT BELLS.


Inc Worio famous b'o '''e' >
Byrne VIII PiGse'lt men P""'o'''., ~,
ir COMEDY 'E'S"' Deus AZ '"e
'rrano opera nouSe vi .esu'! "
next "ceh, ne l'o'u. ''o'' ,I''
season VIII DC great ho'e'y,
nothing IKE II ha''He ever oeeu
seen before. /, contains "suh'"
'tseIt a mus'cal eo'heuy' lai ss
comedy a Pah'ol''''e'' spett"eu." ,i
play, besides oarlesque "h'en hc'P
to MAKE m"ler'a' so"s'' ue'eu ~,
iaughinS pur o'cs ""'Y' auu IN az
the bro'hers hyrne' are iul'y SUI.
cesstuL he applause Is ~, , n,
curtain ea!'s h"'i'e'"'s' ne s.ene
10 Nfet.Y o"G ''l't es'l'i's w.
gardens divided ny h'si' walls Win
a cottage on ea'h s'ae. turing
this scene n"Ih"er Oh Ti''cu'o's
incidents 'aNe p'hee ai'e, e"en
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stone AhductorS ElEd" Pursuit..

CONSTANT NOBLE, Oct. 2l.-The
United states legation in Constantine
pie is still without definite news from
either the Rev DR.. II, G. Haskell or the
Rev. j. W. Baird If the congregational
mission ut SamAkov. Bulgaria, who
have been "udpavoring to get into touch
with the ald,rtura of Miss Ellen NJ.
stone. the missionary, and Nine, Tdl-
ka. her companion. with view Of ar
ranging as to the ransom demanded by
the hrtgands. Mr. Baird. who was at
Iiumahala, has returned to Samnkov,
indicating his failure to get into touch
with the hrgandS FROM til" Turkish
side. All efforts wAl nov be concen-
,rutrd on the bulgarian side.
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JOSEPH MARTIN. the writer Of

JOSEPH MARTIN. the writer Of
Democratic glasses in the Sunday
Star, gives Editor Robert G. Hous.
ton OF the Georgetown Republican,
quite send OFT III yesterdays is
sue. He says:
Glasses does not expect to
have weight in Republican councils
but may be permitted to say. on
general PRINCIPLES, that ii any man
deserves an office IRON the hands Of
the Regular Republican machine
that mag 10 Robert &. Houston Of
Georgetown. lie 10 a courteous and
scholarly gentleman who has held
aIo!t the banner of his party when
most men would have despaired.
He has never lowered his colors
but has been in the fight from the
start and will be there at the nm.
lsh. He is the kind OF man that
President Roosevelt must like. II
there were more men following the
political principles advocated 0y
Robert &. Houston we should hear
much less OF bribery and fraud and
corruption in the various branches
OF our political life. "
We have already made he pre-
diction that MIR. Houston would be
the next Collector OF Port. Both
OF the appointments of his made
thus tar by President Roosevelt, III
Delaware, have been lawyers.
These positions bring these gentle
men in sure living aud allow them
to practice law at the same time.
thus adding to their bank account.
We should think that it would be
well to look around aud pick some
OF their other appointments TO be
made from the men who do the yOt
Ing.
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DETROIT. Mich. Oct. II. The pas
scnpcr steamer city Of Cleveland ran
on Il rock yesterday morning during II
heavy fog lust east Of Billiards. reef
and stove large hole in her bottom
amidshp. The water rushed in with
great force. and the steamer gradually
hlled until She rested on the bottom
with. however. her main deck still
Above water The shock WAS so slight
that none Of he forty passengers, who
were ASLEEP in their herths, We're
awakened. and there was 10 alarm.
Many u! them did no, know Of the ac-
c,dent until they We're aroused to get
aboard the steamer Ncwshoy and
proceeded to Detroit. where they were
llnurd about 10 o'clock.
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MAI'DE ADAMS.

"Phoebe Throssell' the charac-
ter IN which Miss Maude Adams
will appear in j. NJ. Barrie s sue
cessiu new comedy at the Opera
House on next Monday nigh. ID OF
sweet, wholesome type of er"Ladv
iSabblc" in ~rhe Little Minister,
and it gives her better opportunity
OF showing her rare and great Eltts
as commcdlenrc, than any other
,lav in which she has ever appear
cd.
Mr.. George p. Goodale the veteran
critic oil the Detroit Free Press
pays her the following tribute:
Miss Adams gives us to see the
various phases OF the character OF
the delightful Phoebe in an unmis.
kable manner. Her s!tlons
are remarkable for completeness
and truth to nature, and there IS
70 moment in the entire passing OF
the fable when her work takes on
the merely thcatrlc. Its chletest
charm IL humanncss, and in It's en-
,irety it is one oil our tavorites play
ers most shining achievements.
"What Lord Macauley said OF
Fanny Burney may appropriately
be quoted Tor Us arposltcuess in
this connection. "She first showed
that a tale might be written with
great force, with broad comic hut
/. 4