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New-York tribune., 1901-11-14

INDEMNITY FOR ARMENIANs AND OTHER CLAIMS
SATISFIED.
Vienna. Nov. 13.-The numerous grievances of
Austria Hungary against Turkey have been
settled by the agreement OF the Porte to pay
90 600 francs to the Armenian victims and by
adjusting financially and otherwise, the wrongs
arising from eight other matters of dispute.
These include the claims of the Oriental Rail-
way Company.
1t was the purpose Of Austria Hungary to
ADOPT effective measures had the Porte not
yielded.
New-York tribune., 1901-11-14

Mr. and Mrs. Allen D. Loney, who have been
abroad for two years. have returned to town, and
are at their home, No. 42l Madison ave.
New-York tribune., 1901-11-14
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CORNELIUS VAN COTT. postmasa0N
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New-York tribune., 1901-11-14

opeen wilheInina Of Holland married to
Prince Henry of Mecklenburg-Schwerin on FEBRUARY
New-York tribune., 1901-11-14

Mr.. and Mrs. George S. Bowdn and Miss Bowdin
have returned to town from their country place at
Newhamburg and at their house iii Park-aVe.
New-York tribune., 1901-11-14

PRINTED MATTER. ETC--This steamer takes Printed
Matt Papers. and Samples for Germany
only. Of mail matter for other parts cc
Europe will not be sent BY this ship unless specially
directed by her.
After the closing the Supplementary Transat1antio
Mails named above Supplementary Nails
opened on the piers American English. French
1d German and remain until wthfH
Ten Minutes OF he OF sailing OF steamer.
New-York tribune., 1901-11-14

Mr.. and Mrs Frederic Coudert are established
in their new house No. 12s East Fffty-sxth-st
Mrs Coudert was formerly Miss Alice Wilmerding
New-York tribune., 1901-11-14

Mr.. and Mrs. Goodhue Livingston have returned
TO town Tvoli- the Hudson. and are at their
house. in West Fifty-third-st.. for the winter
New-York tribune., 1901-11-14

Mrs. John r. Ogden, tr., has issued cards for
Saturday afternoons December 16 and 23, at her
house in West Fifty while Mrs. Philip Harri-
son Brown will be 'at home" Monday. Novem-
ber 25 and on Monday, December 2. at her house
in West Seventy-second-st., besides giving a re
ception the afternoon OF November Is, at which
Nine Ternina will be present
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Queenstown: for italy direct. 9. Hohen-
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at 73O a. M for direct. per Amsterdsa
(nna directed per Annsterdarn): at e3O
m, for Scotland direct 3 Ethiopia mail must
be directed Ethiopia'O-
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New-York tribune., 1901-11-14

Mrs John c. Wilmerdng. jr., has joined the the
arica profession. and fills one of the minor roles
in Under the Southern Skies" the Republic
Theatre. Mrs. Wilmerding is the daughter of the
late Vanderbilt Allen and q great-gra nddaughter
Of Commodore Vanderbilt.
New-York tribune., 1901-11-14

Mr.. and Mrs John D. Rockefeller. jr.. have taken
possession of their house. No. 1s West Fifty
fourth-st for the winter.
New-York tribune., 1901-11-14

Mrs. Iindley Hoffman Chaplin is staying with her
mother Mrs George r Andrews. at the latter's
house, in West Fifty-frst-st- Mrs Andrews has
likewise with her her other daughter. Mrs. James
A. Tremenheere and her husband, who Is a judge
in British India. Mrs Tremenheere was formerly
Miss Jessie Van Auken.
New-York tribune., 1901-11-14

Among the house parties arranged for the end OF
this week is one TO be given by Mr.. and Mrs Moses
Taylor Ophir cottage their place at Mount
Kisco. Mrs Taylor was Miss Edith Bishop.
New-York tribune., 1901-11-14

BY EARLY MAIL. TRAIN.
Fer all points United States toutsde Of Create,
New-York tribune., 1901-11-14

c7o,vr,ght; 1901: By The New-York Trieuneo
rBY CABLE TO THE TRIEUNE-l
New-York tribune., 1901-11-14

TIE Berlin correspondent Of The Morning
Leader' says it is not proposed to exceed ninety
seven miles an hour with the electric trains
running on the experimental track from Berlin
10 Zossen. This speed can be kept up with per-
feet security. The engineers are easily able to
run trains at 125 miles an hour. but;must wait
Until such notifications have been made in the
design Of wheels and rails will preclude the
possibility Of trains leaving the metals.
New-York tribune., 1901-11-14

There will be a meeting Friday next OF the
Kings Daughters Settlement at 2:30 o'clock at
Sherry's Miss Grace Dodge and Jacob y. II:is will
be the principal speakers
New-York tribune., 1901-11-14

The marriage OF Miss Edith Slater Mills and VII
son Drake will. already stated in this column,
take place next Wednesday. Arthur II. Havemeyer
Will be the best man. while Sherwood Day, Horauo
Turnbun. Charles r. Door. Howard G. Brokaw and
Frederick c. Goodridge will be the ushers.
New-York tribune., 1901-11-14

Mr.. and Mrs W. Bayard Cutting are entertain
ing a house party at their country place on Long
Island. their guests comprising the United States
Ambassador to London and Mrs. Choate. Mr. and
Mrs. Joseph II. Choate. Jr, stephen OHn, Com
mander William Cowles L. s. N, and Mrs. Cow les
New-York tribune., 1901-11-14
ABOUT SOCIETY.

Quite large party Of the fashionable set nave
left town for Basic City, Va. where the wedding
of Miss Phyllis Langhorne and Reginald Brooks
takes place to-day at the Brandon Hotel. MISS
Langhorne, who Is sister of Mrs. Charles Dana
Gibson, will have another of her sisters ma tron
of honor while her bridesmaids will be Miss Gladys
Brooks sister of the bridegroom. and Miss Chris
tine Atkinson, OF Baltimore. James A Stillman,
the son-in-iaw James Brown Potter. will offciate
best man. while among the ushers will be John
r. Livermore, Arthur Kemp. Herbert NJ. Hartman
Henry w. Bull II. 3. Duryea and William II. Lang
horne The ceremony viii be performed by Bishop
Gibson. of Richmond.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-16
CAPTURED ALAAGER.
Seobelrs Column Took Prisoners and
Ammunition at Camdeboo.

Seobelrs Column Took Prisoners and
Ammunition at Can1deboo.
Columbus. Ca July IA special from
AmericuS GA. 70 the Enquirer sun SAYS;
several hundred negro eNcursionists from
Macon were here this afternoon and pre-.
clpitated riot resulting In the shooting
OF two police officers aud the instant Kill
ing Of Rim English, a Macon negro, and
the rngleader in the disturbance Police
man Howell Alhrtton received a would
In the abdomen which may prove fatal,
while Policeman Glawsun was shot through
the thigh. me Macon cxcursonlsts were
picniclaug AT Magnolia Dell, when three
az their numher started shooting afray.
Policeman GluWsOn and Policeman AlhHt-
ton attempted TO arrest BID English. when
the negro raised his revolver and shot
Alhrittou fatally. AZ that moment Police
man Giawson shot English iu the head.
both pistols airing simultaneously, Think
ing English dead officer Glawsou gave
attention 10 Ofncer AibrttDn. whereupon
English when In death agony, raised him
SELF on hts elbow ANA hrCd 8gaiu az the
policeman Rothe returned tue tire. CLAW
son shooting English through the mouth,
while Alhrrton's bullet entered bis breast.
English fell dead a. the second hre,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-16
KILLED IN A COLLISION
Five Men Are Dead and Three Others
May Die
As RESULT OF SMASHuP ON THE KATY
Two Trainmen Were Killed Outright anc
Another Fatally Injured in a West
Virginia Week,

Parsons, Kan, July ta.--A heddend cor.
's,un between two local freight trains on
The Missouri Kausls ami Texas road at
WYuarR today Killed four men and prohu-
oily fatally injured three Others The dead:
J0E MORRIS, Parsons
INo UNKNOWN TRSMPS
JAMES tGvELLC. head brakeman Far.
sous
FRANK FITZGERALD, head hiakemau.
The Injured
joe MASSEY, terribly crushed md injured
INTERNALLY death expected any moment
Bean fireman. Parsons bNllN cut
abUut head and leg broken
is! i5rlny, grem8n, Parsons, HbCst
crushed and badly enc
The collision occurred on o bridge over
n, tr thc bridge Ini Wh" nh. engineers
eav the danger the engines were ton close
10 ,aua othct Go hC stopped me two ch-
r5.t. .1no together In tho middle az tue
bridge tnH bridge collapsed lhi N'Fh en-
4Ilpt fell into Inc river The TWO trains
sail ht hre and burned ny the bridge as
WEI ss the rars.
Tine Two engines arc reported to De buried
iu tho pUlck7aui So the rlypr
The k,eal freight wRs 20 have slaetracked
al Wymurk % lot tho other freight pass,
btt the conductor Il Ia alleged, misunder-
stood HIS orders.
Three relief trains With wrccklng crews
ANA material lett here today and 1t Is
thcngltt that the r0ad will be cleared and
ygrmred SO gs TO ho ready for use ny
Thursday Trims are no. runnihg oEeF
Other roads hg way OF Sort Smith, ARR.
aHI from there 60 the katy at South Me
AustpF.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-16
OIJIDA IS VERY INDIGNANT
At the Treatment Accorded Olive
Schriener by the British.
OUTLOOK FOR ENGLISH IS NOT BRIGHT
They Are Able to Police Only Small
Part Of the Conquered Territory
IN South Africa.

London. July l5-Nnc Louise Dc Ia
Rance lOuidal has long letter. IN the
Daily News protesting against the treat
ment administered by the British in south
Africa 10 Mrs Cronwrlght she says IT
u.s. think. entirely true rbat Nine owe
Schrclucr has been transported to strange
plsrr ana imprisoned within fence OF
wire netting which is protected 10y armed
sentipels stationed az Intervals with orders
to tire upon any one attempting to get
through the netting to escape
In this place She lives alone With hor
dog in one small room. for which she pays
cooking for herself and compelled to re-
main all night without amy Kind Of light.
Her husband is refused hy the B"tisA
authorities permission 10 visit her, although
her brother is former premier OF Cape
Colony.
What is her onense: Merely TO nave
rspgnsei the cause Of the Beers during
y war
m q ro'orable that for TINS alone sne
sJ3nd ue subjected to rho ndlgnlty Of
; AHtltp end be carried away from ali she
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-16
Texans in New York.

.Ft''.ibl 70 1 nv tH0if
Now YORK. 1nly l5 The following Texans
IRE registered in New York
Austin a. e White, F. NJ Maddox. /.
~ Crarkc Clonpuce II Ml,r. Y. l.
BROOKS, W Doom.
Galveston II Kempner Imperial, c.
y Rhode, Herald square
san Antonio y. NJ winsteaI wife aud
child, Mrs. u. Liuher, Marlborough; C.
Gosung, Cadillac
Waco-R NJ Balm. Marlborough. J. l..
Naman. Broadway Central
Austin Fielding smith. Marlborough: l..
r SCARBOROUGH ST. Dcunls
Bryan Tyler HasWen. Broadway Central
man.
sherman. W Blake, Imperial
Rnckland J.. simon. Louis MadafeImu,
Herald Square
iiiliShoro u Underwood. Astor.
MeNia p. W. Hall Astor
Aston
Dallas w II Hirst, L. Newbcrry. Herald
square; MetEler Navarro
faris W. b Woodward, Holland
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-16
SHORT TEXAS SPECIALS.

SULPHUR STRINGS Mrs John r
M,rcrlef Is deud " injuries received nv
the explosion OF a Kerosene can.
GORDON. Thieves hurglarlzcd the
postCGicc and secured about So An at
tempt "a blow the safe was unsuccessful
CUERO Mrs Thomas NJ Stel was
thrown from her buggy hv a runaway horse
ana badly bruised Her Injuries are NOT
fatal
HONDO. Next Tuesday. the 18Th. Me.
dina county will decide whether on not
S3HOo0 bonds shall be issued 70 build
bridges.
BENSON Minnie Wines the - year
old daughter of Ida VI Wines dieA trum
the effects nf burns received while lignt-
ing a dre with coal oil
SAHrHVILLE. The -Confedcrates "a
this county VIII have reunion on tho
camps park. over on Mount Pleasant.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-16
Houston Bankruptov Cases

galveston, frxss, july "a petition In
bankiur'cy has besn hlel IN IN United
states court hy +. Cronln. physician
81 Houston, who ustes that he was Tor
mttly engaged IN the msrchardlsc bust
ness. He alleges that be ewes debts that
he Is uunhle 10 pay and asks to be declared
bankrupt wlthio tn purNlew OF the law.
His liabilities as SET fsrth N his petition
umuunted 60 SJ22isH. Re hal no assets
eAeepl exempt property. All the debts OF
TtNHE
Bankruptcy proceediAgs wer held in the
uitcd states court roam today hy judge
James Burnett OF Housioa. tho referee
iu bankruptcy. The following wer recoln.
mended ~ ho deriared halkrupts aud dis
charged. II Frledenhaus n " Gro.
nun y. II Dumhle G, II Gnerlnger and
Charles n. sale, ali Of Houston.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-16
MANY NEGROES KILLED
In a Fight with MexicaaS ia a Camp
in New Mexico.
A NEGRO KILLED A MEXICAN AND FLED
The Friends Of the Dead Man Followed
and a Pitched Battle
Took Place.

Hereford, Tcxos July 1o Word reached
this place today 81 pitched battle and
wholesale kline between Mexicnns aud
negroes who acc working on the new Rock
Island extension in Ncw Mexico. 100 miles
vest 81 here. The trouble originated In
the killing % a Mexican by negro SOM
weeks ago The autborItirs undertook 10
arrest the assaiant. but hi, friends iutcr-
fored and they we're obliged 90 withdraw.
Last week thirty hve or forts men armed
themselves with Winchtstcrs ana vent ~
ter the negro \ battle tU1k plHce in
which Afteen neggocs were Killed outright
and several wounded The casualties amors
the Mcxicans can moi be learned The
trouble occurred at Spcnoer's railroad
camp near Liberty y. ~. In spaIscly
settled portion Of the rcr-itory, where
police officers are few and the law II net
rigidly enforced
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-16
A PLAIN TALK no ,,,r
SENSIBLE PEOfp

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have treated thousaals y NJ
cured them promptly, vh'en =. ~
der various kinds 81 tHali''en. .
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TEXANS HAVE FILED 81
Against q British Transport Nal
Port at New Orleans.
THEY ALICE lNHuAAN rRfAIu|
At the Hands of the Master o. tn Y
sel-Specifications in TSs'
Petition.
(sneclal IL The Post.

New orleans, July l5.-The Brthi !
transport American YVES liheled lqAH
era, court today by fourteen r'ri /
tccrS. who claim $4,000 damage N
legged brutal aud inhuman trataeit !
was served on Captain Howell tas Aa
and the vessel will he held at tbs aal
the Federal marshal until BOND VIZ.
f.; such damages as mdy he aWar'a /
ants.
rhe allegation OF the lnnlete's !
they were treated inhumaneN n
sHgc from East london, South AIT.
agreement heng that they wcr9 2 ~ y
aNpCd as passengers, receN,A. n
stepping Quarters food and irealh ~,
In truth and in fact. recites tntit NJ
they were compelled 70 sleep u ,g
wherc horses and mules had W. I
thcir food consisted Of rotten usst
nipnl unit for human conslmpus,s, I
Nlled with rat cxcrement ana liss =
and half cooked Mscniis maze " n.
Hcur and no other fond excep, "
fer coffee and an insnffclency !" p''
monoSt and cheapest Sugar.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-16
COMMENTS BY W.J.BRYAN
On the State Convention of the Demo
Gratis of Ohio.
DECLARES HE IS 10 LONGER AN ISSUE
And Then crticises the Platform Which
Was Adopted and the Rejoicing Over
1t in Certain Quarters.


Lincoln, Neb. July i5.-In extended CON
,,,nt ~, th, ntott,rr, oton,.t t,v rho Obi,
Lei
democratic convention w. D. hryah Gnu
discs the convention for it, failure IL re-
nj RIM tne Kansas rnv nlatfo,1n and fui
,ha, ,st. - s.,,,,,
VIM ne ~ shrns az the Weahh'ss 81 SUM-
who made At mistake IN making himself
'bt%iS' u 4n ,sAue' an. soys,, - any
t1tce aud mention Of him might have
teen construed by some as an endorsement
ui him Tor office. The vote should have
hecn upon the naked proposition to ludoiSe
toe PLATFORM OF last year anl then no uue
could have excused h!s aoan unmsnt ui
ttcmotiaiic principles by pleading MIS- dis
hke i'r Nh Bryan.
ketesrihs 20 the platform, ne continue; ;
IRE cohtgilon not only failed but refused
So lhd1t~e of realnim the Kansas tlN
platform and from the manner IN WHICH
me g"la "ltmem has rejoiced over tulS
leatWc ~ the convention one would sup
vernon was moi To- write new platform
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-16
STATE.

Railroad employees have asked the gov.
etnor 20 send IN the douhle.hcnder hill
TO tn extra session.
The governor has received from wash.
lngtcn the cpcck for the payment VI
Texas volunteers
A motion 70 discharge the Jury "a tie
case Of Hayden vs. CranfIl was over.
ruled.
The body Of p d Cunningham.
drowned near Eogle Pass. has bern
recovered
The tornado damage AZ Denisnn was
heavier rhan reported.
Registration has been ordered Tor the
ctg. election ut Galveston
a heavy rain fell az Beaumont: ligh
wind accompanied It, but All small
damage
II ls announced positively that the
Kirby company VIII remove no mills
from Beaumont
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-16
RlorlNe IN AUSTRIA.

Police Attempted to Stop the Street
Parsdes,
London. July 15.-"More than 100 per.
SONS including troops and police, were
wounded TODAY Monday in an encounter
at / ,mhers says sthe Vienna cprvcspon.
done Of the Daily Express. growing out OF
arr attempt ny the police 10 stop street
parodcs held i'm demonstration on behalf Of
th" unemployed.
7 he mob threw M barbados ana dehed
tho police. The troops were called an and
rlmlced again and again, using hayonets
AID bullets. Ultimately the demonstrators
were iislodged. Lemhurg Is strongly guard
cd 10y troopers hut II rs rumored that the
mob is preparing for another night during
- ~ nlnhf. ~
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-16
Miss Aseneth Brady, Corresponding
Secretary Illinois Woman's
Alliance.

II an the tired women and all the ner-
rous women. and all the women that need
az d tonic would read and heel tha words
OF thcsr two ladies'. who have spoken rigAt
to m, noint. how many invalid would he
preycuted and how many wrctchcd lives
nc made happy
r.,,,,., r.st,res health In pormal way.
rcruna puts right an the mucous m'M-
FRANCO. If th. body auc in tb'> WAY re-
stores tn, functions OF every org mn, ,,r
IL IN A. tn. stomach that Is ont or ordNt
,aj ,b1 digestion impaired Pculnl quickly
r,,l,ns things rich' by rostnrinc the nu-
cons nrnbran, OF the stomach .,..
- rrmtrnpc. whic IN The female
..X ceprrnlly liable f. dcraugeWehnis.
i,,1unr 4. an absolute specific Ia THESE
tgS"~
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-16
nrsr rfpn1N1A MRrcK.

rarkcrsburg. w. Va, July 49, Two per.
sons were Killed outright one fatally and
several others seriously injured In head
end collision on the ohio River railroad ar
padens valley at 500 o'clock this evening
The Ohio valley express on the way rom
fun gnrpd hy q loose engine, snuthhouud
and both engines were alnos, totally de-
mullshea The dead;
ENGINEER Al COURTwRlGur Of the
Ohio Valley express Wheeling.
WILLIAM BOOrHBY, fireman p0rkcrs-
hurg
William nav phrkefshurg engineer on
the loose. engine, was fatally injured
Fireman Carter OF the loose engine was
seriously injured, but Is expected to rh-
cover.
The baggagepaster had his head cut-
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-16
Killed by Lightning.

Columbus, Ohio. July ia special 20
the Ohio state Journal from Newcomers
town, ohio, says: During a heavy storm
this afternoon lightning struck straw
shed on the farm Of Mrs c. McMackin.
ahout one mile nol-h ~ town, instantly
killing Mrs James Hun, her daughter
Mrs Thornton aud the iftters 4-year-old
daughter Mrs Huns daughter. Myrtle
aged "a and another child ~ Mrs Thorn
ton, aged about Z. were seriously injured.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-16
OIL DEVELOPMENT.

The test well hciug sunk IN Grimes
county by Houston company has been
abandoned
1bc snow c1sc Is on hearing before
Federal Judge Bryant at Sherman.
number Of tes Wells arc to be
drilled On thu hin at Beaumont
The Realty well Il expected to come
IN today
a vcln OF pll was strack In the Orange
ueld, but was cased oil.