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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-25

If,sstt HEIGHTS OFFICE 200 MAIN
(6susthoa oaIr9ls nlne-tenths OF ali unso;i
EkKsst md Helgnts lots: Our prices are
A' I Iaerms the best to be had.
4 'oAN A. MILRoY. Agent. II
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s1TUATIoNs-MALE


fOsIIiON WANTED by Al --, ss;.-------
speaklng bohemian. German ana spl ~ ,,isRan
eltnef IN general store or 10 .susisn,
t tbbIiuj s answer at once. Address N n an
WANTEDIA position by yoTTr ces,,..--.-----
MO speaks German and English, su a,,Is
cry avenue. e' "ontsom.
JOB WANTED by coiofed man - -,,,,SS,.---,-
d dUuse serNant, yard man; good horse TN Ss
nv az nlptng room servant. II needed an
ply % Flynn street. ep AZ.
WANTED Position by vo01T---.-- .z-- :.
stenographeri willing TO sfart a. a.
tthhi,nsi must nave Work. Address 5atS
WAN,TED-By reliable ali round 5ooi.
Mnltel position In restaurant. boardiSs
cars or camp; sober. Address r CCII sIonr,s
l2ll Seventh street, Houston. o'ei'e9 y
bO0hkEEPER desires work In ar oT1 -
offce In any capacity. up in innharo trsS ~
and general office work: sneats W.. f gu,
eign languages A. Champion Port IA.
WANIED-A position as stationary euci.
neeTt 20 years experience, years ne 81
perlntendent OF cotton seed oil ,nill1 oisn
understands electricity and STEAM INA
not water heating Address L. II pratt
-- lso1 East Nhlrd street, Austin, Texas.
ANY one needing salesman in general
RR osen,n speaking English, German,
lcks' Hempsead. Texas. 70
POSITION as ,watchman or work ronnl
mouse can milk; honest and soller Rnst
CITY references Address D. H. 009 Main
sHteu. %
WANTED-Situatlon as bookkceper shin
ring clerE or clerical work; exnerleure
t and reference adequate. Address $500
A FIRsT-cLAss engineer with best Of "a.
iiSTttSirSes; VIII accept position with re-
Address 1851, this Office. IS
SITUATION WANTED BY q c0lored man
age = - attend to horse lad buggy. Id
dress llla-go.L avenue. 70
COOP COLOR1D boy 10 wears I'D u.3rte
4 position 10 tend horse and bugg,r p'asS
a.S.tes .: wocs - a. o1.ee Address 2.;3
WANTED--p!ace IS watcama7. or srcgaa
" responsible German o963 this oss,ce
WANTED-By cxpcrIcaced sober and re-:
Ilhnle gardener ana yardm1n who undcr.
stands the culture Of flowers aud lawn
care Of horse and buggy. Address 3gG4
this office. %
WANTED--Positon by experienced Young
man stcnographcr by LIST Of October. Will
give satisfactory references: at present
employed: Address 8o2S this office 20
PRINTER of 10 years experience in both
news and job offices wishes a steady sit
uatlon ny October s. Address McDade
Chambers Mexia, Texas IS
WANTED-Poslti as bookkecper Nv a
Young man can furnish best of refer.
ences. Address w, box lis, Henderson.
STENOGRAPHER wants Situation: two
years experience; hrst-clgss references.
514l, this office, &c
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II -oil -0ll. -0n-Oil. iI-Oil. = Da-
hon Mound. For Sale-Largc lot on Da-
|fon Mound, price $50 cash; close to
|ftls now drilling oil already struck; a
fsher almost certain. a fortune for
somebody. Am compelled to sell, ac-
lount leaving for New York. 5N35, this
'thlce IS
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AvkES In SIX miles county scat san
3svsol Wharton. "a
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.. scA eIeared Baltimore e-il
GALYEsToN sToCK.
GALVESTON GRAIN MOVEMENT.

Receipts today OF wheat: s Cals'
Gulf, COLORADO and Santa He ....-,-.. y
Missouri, Kansas and Texas ..-.-s..' ~
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8TTH CORNER, two lots. with two five
m houses part cash. balance monthly
'i,yments; win sell each house and lot
5fpsrate: all $500. Corner two lots.
3ith sleyen.room house. nearly new;
Hin cash $500 Lot, JOX120, Milan
meet, with elght.room house; gas anu
|hdern Improvements: part cash: $1,000
Ihas Bclfrass. 100 pease avenue; Citi-
BINS phone 1856 %
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TYPEWRITERS.

5VTSIBTE ToUCH" typcwrltlnG ON the
Bllck No. 3. S3l; No. I. $50 l0.0pO tCsti.
monials and catalogue free. W. I. Rus
sell. general sgent. Dallas, Texas II
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t--T-5T7V cottage, Third ward, good
. 800 near street ,ai, NasY
So .,s s Tsss Is; aext Few days. Pye y
20. ~, frI,lisr %
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~ ~ haNDs-S2O acres, section 162. lib.
IN I'M county, on rice canal, $50 per acre /:
I'M s ~ Brazorla county. between Hall
EDas SSSecolate hayouS. magnificent rico
{rrrs,, - per acre: $40 acres Wylle Smith
II, 800 ansIEact 7OS, Harris county. 81
8rrs ssfe 81, i2S0 acres Joseph Richardson
III 4 sha y6O acres Jacob Buchanan sur.
kanh naEa \ county, s. per acre. II. ".
- --- " W. II
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BOARD AND ROOM.


AYETNE HoUsE-Raies 81 par day; ape
glal rates by week or month. 80 San
Jacinto St. Gus Mckernou, Prop. 10 %
NICE, well furnished room with good
hoard for couple or two gentlemen, at
reasonable price. Call at 1901 Capitol
avenue. -
DESIRABLE board for gentlemen or cou.
pies; 2l3 la Branch; newly furnished
mouse, with oath; rates reasonable: y
ROOMS AND BOARD-New house, new
furniture, south rooms; scrconel; every
thing, hrstt,eaass; close in; excellent table
NICELY furnished rooms and board at
l0l4 Mckinney avenue. p
ROOM AND BOABD-Thrce blocks from
Rice hotel, 5oS Caroline, IS
i2ii TEXAS AVENUE : Large mod I'm
boarding house. two aud a half blocks
from Rice hotel. Main street: business
center: rooms for rent wi,n or without
meals; regular and transient custom 30 ic
ted rntcs reasonable; telephone $50
new. rs
ROOM aud hoard, go Austin, opposite
FOR RENT Nice front room with board:
CRATE; modern convenenccs: Young men
preferred. Apply S06 Rusk avenue. %
PLEASANT south room, bath privileges,
TO gentlemen; nice board nearby. 1919
Lamar: references -
IL n Il L
place for nice meals. capitol and Fnnnln
transents solicited 2s
R0oMS and good board sli Main. IS
NICELY furnished rooms and board FIRST
class, in private family: charges reason.
able. So4 Polk avenue. -
FEW ROOMS with board in private fam.
lily; 1ClT Lamar, corner Fannin, begin
ming October / 80
HOUSTON HEIGHTS HoTEL-Cool. airy
rNtfrn nm tFfF
hot and cold baths, telephone S. Pc.
week. o. N. Carter. x
FINANCIAL.
WANTED--To borrow $500 for two years
upon acreage three miles on shell! road:
yniue $1,000. Address 891l. this office %
MONEY TO LOAN-Wc loan mole on
Houston business or city property in
amounts to suit borrowers al low rate
of interest VIM. II. OlschcNske %,
2ON Kiam building, lo1
$1,000 TO LOAN in amounts OF $3.50 and
upward on Houston real estate, low rate
OF interest: 1871, this office, -
MONEY 10 loan ON city and Harris county
property at, g.; ( and per cent. Pye "
Co., Kiam building. %
MONEY TO LOAN in small quantities on
GOOD collateral vendors lien notes. per
sonal property, etc. Address 5IG1, this
office. ~
CASH paid or money loaned on life In.
slronCc policies: when writing Tor IN.
ant manager 1913 Texas avenue Hurs
ton. Texas 70
TYPEWRITERS.
VISIBLE ToTcH'' tYpcwrltlne on the
moniaIs ana catalogue free. W. T. Rus
Sell general agent. Dallas, Texas. II
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SITUATIONS FEMALE.

4 COLORED girl wishes situation as cham
bermald or honsegrl Apply to 1909 Cocl
street. d
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ISIs ION, AND SUBURB1Y-seVero7 oil.
3 easy usences' city and suburban lots.
ttns Il tb lsr ms Lands aud farms in
Il we Texas counties. r. W. Gam.
al Fss------. If
X 5ivSts MI NE rentals, loans. Il. y. LII
fT.FTSS;7;;-- - st .I II
b; MH ssomS cottage. underground cISfcrn,
bee inontb1 SUeeI for sale, S40O cHsh. bal.
|FusF s oVau 4 Apply Leon r. smith. at.
IA ccu uySr Houston National bank, Main
h T,s-Sns, II
'lrafc as p.ssaahnamon Mound, Sour Lake
/. We nav sy Big Hill In Matagorda conn.
hst.s y, you 10 investigate orr " rbo,cs
,hesl ~ sr SSmlpare prices. Cali for our
lseiei. se'n on Damon. Cash x
|sj e END PLANTATION 5577 ocros
f.llsy leasSnn si 1852 acres Roberts md
scs; lio5 We, Brazorla county. -, ner
by, - c acres Walker county Timber
L. Hst acre. r. w. Gamble 4
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WANTED-Te cook Apply to 1900 Pok
avenue. -
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EsVrS IN the Sixth ward from $1,000
*Dasrd; also lots IN First and Sixth
@.r0s See Us II you are seeking any
|Eiss in either ward. VIM. II. Olschew-
IN 4 Co, 200 kiam building. Is
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WANTED-By experienced. sober ara re,
liable gardener and yardman who undcr.
stands the culture Of flowers and lawn.
this office oG
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eu,a LaAaNptIs51Ten-acre lots in Jacob Y.
IA y ana section G. Damon Mound.
I,t,v1,sS per acre; also Sour Lake and
''ssvsa lands X. w. Gamble & Co. N
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FOR SALE--A lrst.class livery outfit, the
best between Houston and san Ahtollo'
itants; exceptionally good livery point
doing Il fair business; want to change ell
mate is the reason for selling. For par
tlcuiars address Lock Box No. % Hal,
letSVillc Texas. ~
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hi .5aCRE B.ocG aea: ga. S.os',,..ls
Ei,tos, tAeap 60. casA. ACGEeSs w. -.
E.tar cfY. ~
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POSITION as watchman ar worI. ro,,,,d
mouse can milk honest and sol,ef Rest
eity references. Address D. II 009 Main
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'WANTED-A position as stationary erai.
perintendent Of cotton seed oil min, also
understands electricity and steam ana
not water heating Address L. II pratt
lSO1 East Third street, Austin. Texas
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ANA UNk needing q salesman in general
merchandise speaking English, German
bohemlan, Polish, etc address Freder,
icks' Hampstead, Texas, "a
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FOR SALE or EXCHANGE.

WANTED-small ranch In Texas on tpe
gulf. suitable for winter, residence; WI
exchange good farm In Ilhnols ss iss,.,s =
\ good town on railroad and tqrnplkel
worth $4,000 cash value for value snp
pay difference; no oil lands wanted a.
dress Ranch room No. J ioarth wv Vys
mi particulars, prices, etc. %
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'BoohkEEPER desires work In or mt ~
oI1ce IN any capacity. up in lumber trade
aL.u senerai othee work; speaks two for
vaca Texas nv IL n,
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The supply of lemons is large and prices
have ruled llttle lower on some of the
grades in the last few days.
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WANT TO EXCHANGE for any, klnd
stock, 3100 acres Cass county ianq; psts
bottom, on railway; tracts 70 SUIT - PEI
acre; O. 7 Taylor 9 y; fs *
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FosITIoN WANTED by Al ssis--..-
s shtbeST bohemian. German and E psIIsann
road; answer ePe af a s.oge or 70 traysi on
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TilKEE HUNDRED DOLLARS will nuy
the only leading restaurant in q thrifty
town Of 1000 inhabitants, nifty miles from
Houston: reason, leaving for Europe NJ.
drcss Rcstnurant. this office 70
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FOR SALE on EXcHANcE--0ne tsz 1S
fnrnitprs wagon. Apply 5ls pexNng. 20
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Kansas cold storage eggs are still hrmcr
aud sold at an udvancc OF 1c In some cases
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Good sized receipts Of California fruit
came in and trading was very satisfactory,
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WANTED-By reliable ali round c,oi.
lwnitel position in restaurant. bnord dYo :
c ,ais or camp; sober. Address L. Clemens
III Seventh street, Houston. ~
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WANTED-Situatlon as bookkcene~ sbjn.
ring CLERK or clerical work; experiente
and reference adequate. Address 800,
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" A. bD-A position by younr Co-,----.------
M Mno speaks German and English a,, y,
droe5stes care Lehhs store, Mpnttss9oSnl,s
~
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GOOD COLORGD boy 10 wears I'D u.s-te
Z. position 10 tend horse anu buggv wasS
9.S;ies o. wosa i. a.. oA.ee, AGGress 2s;2
Calhoun avenue 81
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I SivSts n5,ET' rentals, loans. Il. n. LIZ
' -rs------- -.lu street.. RI
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a -.-T----Caeap and easy tetms laIr.e
y y. se as..er Canon AID CAeaeve.t. IS
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JQb WANTED by coIored wor -.
mouse servant yard man; good hor sSh "a as
ue yer dlping room servant. III needsa 'e en
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-08-31
COULD NOT BLUFF HALL
REV. DIR. SINCLAIR TELLS OF PAN
AMERICAN EPISODE.

Rev. DR.. John Sinclair, pastor of the
First Presbyterian church, returned yes
terddy from an extended trip through the
Eastern states and While away, round
time TO spend a few days at Buffalo, as
the guest of an old friend, j. NJ Adams.
one of the directors of the exposition.
and chairman of the reception committee
for commissioners from all parts of the
world II. p. Hall. Minnesota's commits
siOner, was there at the same time. and
on one accession. when the doctor was at
the fair an interesting dispute was being
conducted between Messrs. Hall and Ad-
ans
1t arose over the magnificent reproduc-
ton of the new capitol in butter, which
is the commanding attraction in the dairy
building. MIR. Adams wanted 10 charge
Minnesota $3.50 for the space taken
up by the beautiful exhibit, but Mr. Hall
contended that on the contrary the expo
sition people should pay Minnesota some
thing for the splendid attraction it had
provided. To this Mr.. Adams answered
that on MI Hairs own showing the but
ter capitol was the best advertisement
that Minnesota had on the grounds. and
as such it should be liable for space
charges. The commissioner from this
state was not ''phazed" by this reason
ing, for he pointed out that but for the
exhibit sent from Minnesota the attend
ance in the dairy building would be lin
tied to few hundreds a day, instead of
some thousands Mr. Adams had no re-
ply to this and the matter was dropped
at that point; nothing more has been
heard about it since. Mr.. Sinclair saws
that his observation strongly corroborates
the contentious of Mr.. Hall On every
hand can be heard people inqutring for
the wonderful butter masterpiece from
Minnesota, and ne feels convinced that
thousands visit the building every day
Tor no other purpose than to see it.
DR.. Sinclair visited all the historic
points in the New Engiand states asso-
ciated with the early Puritans. ana while
he greatly admired the scenery to be
found at many of these places, he re
turns convinced that the climate Of Min
nesota is UNNECESSARILY superior to any
thing to be found further East.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-08-31
LOOKS LIKE A FAKE
BOTTLD CONTAINING ALLEGED
MESsAGB FROM WHITEHORNE.

Messages found in bottle are generally
of a suspicious character, and Sheriff
Justus is therefore not extremely ex-
cited by note found in & bottle picked
up in the river, near Mendoza, purport-
ing to be George y. Whitehornes fare
We'll tc this life Esdras Bernier. post
master at Mendoza, sent word to the
sheriff that a small boy had discovered
bottle in the river on Thursday con-
tanning two scraps Of paper which might
throw some light on the Whitchorne
case.
One Ct the bits of paper contained this
inscription &c B. Whitehorne com
United sVicide Aug. 2 1901 Good-by,
friends" On the other is: TO my wife
-Good-by; please forgive nc" The sher-
iff believes that the message IS a hoax,
but several persons who have seen tie
writing declare that it resembles White
horne's.
The rotes have been subr1itted to Mrs
Whitehorne FOR Identification Of the writ
ing. She says there is q resemblance,
but it is slight, and she does not know
whether or not it IS the signature of ie-
missing husband
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-08-31
DIVES FOR THE DOC
MILE JAMES PLUNGES INTO THE
RIVER TO RESCUE
HER PET
JULIAN BARTON FOLLOWS HER
"LOvers' Lane COmo.nys Excur-
sion EmIivened by Thrilling
Display of Heroics Not
on the Programme.

A small dog, a devoted mistress and a
gallant young man We're the dramatis
personae in brief but exciting drama
enacted about o'clock yesterday after
noon. The stage was a slice of the Mis-
sissipp! river, up near the sheer boom,
. or about a mile below Fort Smelling A
gasoline launch held the excited audi
once, members of the Lovers Lane"
, company. When Miss Mile James Joined
the party on board the launch yesterday
morning she carried under her arm what
looked like a bali of fluff, ornamented by
two bright, brown beads The ball was
Toozes. Toozes Was-and still is, thanks
to her mistress, Miss James-a dog
But TooZes loves not boats nor the wa
ter. Therefore when the pastoral scenery
along the river banks held the rapt at
tention of her fellow voyagers. Toozes
doggish soul was stepped in gloom. AS
the launch fioated rnerrily under Suicide
bridge she listened morosely to the dark
= tales one member of the company with
grewsome relish, unfolded. When the
haunts of man began to disappear and
the launch deity lodged the floating
logs, Toozes forsook the crowd and hied
her to the stern. Perched insecurity
there she abandoned her small self to
grief, and in the mental toss up of Ito be
or not to be-" the latter won out. There
yes career was perilously near its finish.
But Toozes reckoncd without her mis-
tress. For Miss James heard the splash,
and before any one had an inkling of
her intention she had slipped off her
SHOES and was in after the dog.
The man who got his coat off followed.
The hero was Julian Barton, also mem
Der of the party. Toozes, finding herself
in the water, apparently forgot her orig
inal intention, and with happy inconse-
quence struck out for no place in partic-
ular. Miss James struck out for Toozes.
Mr.. Barton struck out for Miss James.
And because the finish wasn't exactly
certain nobody in the boat enjoyed the
drama Encountered though she was by
her clothes and a heavy bicycle skirt
Miss James proved herself a plucky
swimmer and soon overlook and captured
the, suicidal Toozes. Holding her aloft
with one arm she swan with the other
for the boom of logs. Some men working
on the boom held out a pole and she
soon managed to pull herself out of the
water.
Mr.. Barton was unable to breast the
current, which is particularly strong in
that part of the river and he was pulled
On the boom considerably below where
Miss James was rescued. In putting the
launch about some damage was done to
the steering apparatus, and the party
was delayed for half an hour at the
BOOM
A landing was made at Mendoza, where
Miss James and Mr.. Barton were able to
dry their clother. Last night neither
seemed any the worse for their tussle
with the river.
Miss James is a daughter of Louis
James, the well known actor She plays
the part OF Simplicity Johnson in "Lov-
erS' Lane
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TO Be MAYOR" WARNER
THE PRESIDENT OF ASSEMBLY TO
WEAR SMITHS MANTLE
In Absence of His Honor and DIR.
Schifmann ST. Paul VIII Have
Republican Execu-
tive.

Those who think their grievances can
only be remedied by direct appeal to the
executive of st. Paul will have to OBJ
ain the ear of President Warner of the
assembly next week. Mayor Smith and
party of friends leave today for Coon
Creek, where he will spend a week hunt
ing and fishing, and during his absence
Mr.. Warner will be known as the acting
mayor
Ordinarily the duty of posing as acting
mayor devolves upon the president of the
common council, who just now is DR..
Schiffmann but he also is about to leave
the city, having arranged for a lengthy
trip TO the coast
1t is the first time in two years that
the mantle of his honor has descended
upon a Republican, but Mr.. Warner will
erjoy the distinction next week. His du-
ties will be light. showever, as Mayor
Smith has intimated that he will drop in
frequently
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WHERE He IS
WHEREABOUTS OF SAILOR Glaze.
son KNOWN TO ST. Paul
MAN
WANTED AS sCHLEY WITNESS
Carl El>Iund Says He Is Lying in
New York Hospital as Re
suit of Santiago
Wound.

Gustaf E. Claeson, whose Whereabouts
the judge advocate of the Scnl,y court Of
inquiry has been trying to discover. as
he may be wanted as d witness. is lying
in a private hospital in Nv York city
Tbs information was given The lIo D. a.
yesterday by Carl T. Ekund living at
20 East Cook street who returned from
Torlhatten. Sweden. about three weeks
ago Claeson is said TO he the man who
vas at the wheel on board the Texas dur
ing the battle Of Santiago and he was
discharged from the receiving ship Yer
mont while at New York, July 1893
ClaesJn gave the name of Gertrude
Swanson as mis- next of kin and the
records showed that she lived az No 3
Torgaten, Torlhatten. Sweden. Atvices
from Washington, however, state chat a
cabiesram addressed to her at chat 0!ac-
failed to bring amy response
According to the story told 10y Mr.
Eklund yesterday, ne is personally ac-
quainted with Clacson, and also with his
brother, Franz Swanson who is still in
Sweden. Mr.. Ekluud visited Swanson act
his home in Torlhattcn. Sweden. July Il.
He says that when Claoson came to- this
country he changed his name to Claus
sen, and that It is not spelled ClaCson as
the inquiry from Washington gives IL.
Mr.. Eklund says that Franz swanson
told him that he had received letter
from mis- brother, Gustaf Clausscn. in
which the latter stated that he had just
undergone an operation. as the result Of
Being injured by the explosion of a shen
during the battle Of Santiago. and was
in private hospital in New York city.
Mr.. Eklund did not feel at liberty TO
give the address of the hospital however.
Continuing, Mr.. Eklund said he felt
certain that he had tnc correct address.
as he sent Claussen letter addressed 900
New York city, about Aug 3, and wrote
a tive-daY return card on the envelope.
Il has not come back. and this leads Mr..
aklIjnd to believe that Claussen is at the
address given by his brotGer. Mr.. tk-
lund says he intended to call ON Claus
sen while In New York city. but could
not find the time 90 do so. lie also stat
ed that ne was very much surprised
when he read i'm the papers yesterday
morning that the judge advocate was
searching for Clausaen.