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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-12-06
TEXAS DEATH ROLL.

REECE -comonchc; Texas Noyemlbeerr
3p.-Dicd an Comanche. Texas November
-. Mrs JeG Rcec".
LAYTON .-Caddo Mills Texas, November
3O-Mlss Tnuie LaTtou died yesterday irom
the effects of slow fever
BELL. Ennis. Texas December Mr.
j. W Bell, who recently moved - Ennis
from the Rcd OaE community. dlcd al his
home in highland addition HIS remains
were Inferred to-day.
NrCLERKIN. -IIeornc Texas, December
2.-Otis. the little son ~ Rev. and MIS- y
+. McClrrkiu, died last night Inc r'mhi0s
were Inferred In Norwood cemetery az this
place today
ARLINGTON. Mineral Wells, Texas. No
vcnibpr 30 Mrs Matte Arlington died at
her home. seven miles north OF Town. YES
tcrday morning she was ~ years olh' hor
remains were buried az Weatherford ceme'
terry today.
AIKEN. Fon Worth Texas. December
al $. Aiken ST.. died TINS morning ~
Bedford, this county. Ihe dereHsrh n9d
been n resident Of Tarrant county for thlr'
~ ycurs ANA was q prominent citizen. lie
leaves a family Of six children
BEARDEN. -Grandview, Texas, December
Mrs ]. L Benrden died On her home
vas buried AT Oakland cemetery SUNDAY
evening She WAS about - years ot age
and leaves q husband and several children.
She was a member NJ the Baptist church
for a number Of years.
PERSONS Linden, Texas, December L.
Mrs n W Persons died OF slow fever at
mis- pIare YESTERDAY She was the wife ~
prof r. W Persons, the principal Of the
Linden high school and was very Mighty
respected by an She was only % years ot
age and her untlmely death IS mourned by
everybody She was buried tn the Linden
cemetery at o'clock this afternoon
SINEr .ELD -Luden. Texas, December
Rev Henry Sheffield, pastor OF the
First Baptist church. died ~ hts residence
berr last night al $50 O'Clock. Rev. Shef'
bejd sas been minister AT the Baptist church
hero for a number OF years aud he was
universally esteemed. lie died Of old age
apd general bad health thus closing a
career as an old ond nsefnl citizen Of ms
town.
CHANDLER Rusk Texas, December ].
| Mrs. Nancy Chandler died yesterday AT the
! home of nor sou john W Chandler. She
! laavrs several children aud grandchildren
She was 10 years OF age and nad lived iu
rbf. county since 1876. She was AN cNrtl
! lem lady and had been for years con
slstent member Of the Baptist church, She
! was buried today az her home slH miles
north Of mere.
| Nh. J. T. scott sank 20 rest this morning
al 3 o'clock Of organic heart trouble. 4
y4ar aro Mrs Scott sustained bad fail
and hef system has never recovered from
| tho shock slc has suffered much, but y
now sweetly at rest while her Wide circle
~ friends mourn the loss 81 one OF the
| ioyeliest characters in their midst Judge
] respected citizens, having been Tor many
wears our local magistrate, the -honortd
ola eouple has long been well stricken IN
Years but The Judge sin atiends actively
10 his oHle,al duties. The burial VIII. iast
place tomorrow in the city cemetery
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The cA1H6Tt BAzAR
beng Held by Ladies of the Aunun.
citation Church
TO HELP COMPLETE THE HALL
Heeently Built by the Sisters OF the
Convent Of The Inearnate Word.
The Program.

very Interesting entertainment is in
p'osress at the han Of the lncarnate Word
convent corner Of jackson street and Cant.
tol avenue.
ne entertainment was commenced last
h'shl ana VIII continue through the week
IN addition to very attractive musical
anu literary Program rendered each even.
ing the hall is dotted with pretty aud at
tlaciive booins from which scasonable artl.
c'es are dispensed including fancy work.
u"iis etc.. such articles as are available
Tor Christmas presents.
me 0dzar has been arranged by the ladies
OF the Annun iatlon church TO assist the
SISTERS OF the Convent Of the lncunate
word IN raising funds with which to com.
Wt,t the lall IN which the bazaar Is being
u'la dua which is used as an assembly han
Tor the convent
Iac committees IN charge Of the different
lows.
,, kelreshmeut Mesdamcs Edwin Brown.
~ w. iaiuc, Andrew Hume and Ron and
MISS Ierlic Paine
Enteluumcut- Mcsdamcs q. r. IJllard.
g. W. Icigicr aud Bruce Morton
,f9ntl faprr Box aud candy Misses
Mahle Gamp0ttL Mary shea. Euphcmia
Sn5a' Josephine 0.Comor Katie Mcllinger
Fancy Work MECHANICS r,,rr,.,i1 n
J. Chimney Itury Nm i,.,S ~
Iosonbinc c,a n,,,i , 1l1 NGu .gg,,,'
Doiis 1{.sdon,os ~ ma Inr '"i,'' w.,
Ior W rru,. Sf, ., P,nuA: -, n iuE
Ersjy sdt,b" t7;rS,,a IN y Su"pf''' L"''
EI i Bord E Li,ll "H{n Nlusiu ,,.,.
Gamba,ii snpin ISjS. Tii, y W. W. n n,,G
Ailann y Mo- 'N'"s' INV "-"'NS'' anu
Iost nigbt ,bo foiiou.trc ,,o-ror, ,.,s
rendered.
Selection High Schonl Orchestra
Ucodiu- ii. HI.ti,S' ,t's,e,,
Vo1Si 9oio ..-r1o ,rnl'!
Mrs ! ~ lIovcv
Selection High school orchestra
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CITY eREVDTlEs.

Tho regular weekly hop Of the Turn
yereip viii take place tonight az Turner
Tho Calendar circle Of Shearn church viii
Nor fbls afternoon 40 O'Clock al the resi-
Grl ce OF Mrs. Cunningham, 1910 Milan
street.
There viii be a meeting Of the Flower
clrrIe of Shearu church At the residence
Of Mrs. JeG Bryuat 40 Elgin avenue TINS
afternoon at 3 o'clocL
The Hight Bearers Social circle n
Sbe9rn Methodist church VIII meet TINS
afternoon at O'Clock with Mrs' He"rBe
Sheultz. 904 Lamar avenue
The Shcnrn Epworth League VII hqlI vs.
r,opibiy business meeting and annual cleo
NJ ~ ,s6cers this eyering I'm the chapel.
EVER member Is urged 70 be present
mo Progressive circle " Shearp Memorial
Nethodiet Episcopal church. Souih, VIII
meet with Mrs. Brown at her nome 10,
IsOS Hamilton street, this afternoon az
o'clock.
oeiee ~ Tho Western Union Telegraph com
I.any Tor r r. cole Ben Brewn, Eva
Winn. Rev. /. NJ Herndon. {. j. pelano
and " II Kelly
services win be held q The Iemnie Roth
Israel this evening at 1;3o ana toWoli"w
mornlng al 10 Z pfingf NJ address viii
~ Yndss Maceabeus Bible reading. Mum
An address Of especial lnierest to
mothers white rlbboners, christian WoLh.
ers and az others VIZ pe sf,ornonp
al 4 o'clock, AL are cernNlF i"F'''" ="
he present AN,
rhe chemical engine respon9sn ~ SUI
alarm a. 6.f5 o'clock ysslefaa! ,.st.h1li,ss
and extinsuished q blase neM 'D ss,s,,s4 ~
avenue bridge that haa 0s'A -
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NO AID FOR THE Beers

Socialists at the Hague Again Turned
Down the Government.
The Hague, December 5-The attempt
Of The socialists IA the chamber 10 induce
the foreign ofhce 10 intervene Ia South
Africa failed again today the foreign min
lister, Melyill Van Lyndon, Informing the
iutcrpollutors that the government could
nor interfere IN regard 20 the coDcentra-
ton camps. except 20 relieve It's own sub
ipptE
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soANpAL lN puTcH couRT.

Emperor William and Wilhemina' s
Mother Had an Interview
London. December 6-The Dutch gov
eminent and the Dutch court nre again
strenuously denying the stories n mart
monial quarrels between Queen wilhelmlna
and the prince consort, but he scandal has
become too public 10 allow auy hope Of
hushlng II up
According 10 some reports. coucilia-
ton between tho queen and prnre Henry
was effected largely through the influence
% Emperor William and the queens
mother.
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eUuD HAIL eNTeRrNNMENT.
Prince and Princess OF Wales Received
CONGRATULATIONS

CONGRATULATIONS.
London December . Tho city enter
talnod the rHncr aud Princess NJ wales
today az luncheon given IN the Guild hall
and preacmoi them with an address of
,ouuatulauon ou their successful tour OF
the British empire
fhe Prince n wales made n speech on
the relations between tho mother country
aud the colonies Hc referred 10 each
colony he had visited and IN speaking about
the Dominion NJ Canada. said "To Cana.
da was borne Tho message Of the mother.
lands loving appreciation Of the services
J"uurrCd br its sAllmpt sous IN the Jour
Ir} from ocean Co Orcun. Wr were enabled
o. Sec something of fho UCunCHs OF IT,
soil ana me boundlc's possibilities OF that
vast territory
Nlr Chamberlain was accorded IRE.
mcud0ua reception whom be rHsr loo respond
loul salisbury u'one referred to Lur,ish
upopulIrity abroad Tic said. NO doubt
% H. time inst u this % lWrnt that WC
NAY huNc cnrWE who are moi rotlront
in expressing their opinions But on the
other hnnf. todRv's celebration has Shown
thai we possess I'm The support Of pnr dis
tHHt ku-Wru und approval and g sanction
which, t0 us, is worth infinitely more tnan
an the contempt and all Tho ccnsure thlt
$50 Uiiv receive from other nations.
~ can not admit that they are Judges
OF our conduct ~ that we CAN modify unr
proceedings 10 difference 10 ihclr opinions.
What We look 10 are the opinions Of our
We have received from all portions Of
that empire cycvy Indication that We nave
lost nothing In the opinion they held of
the justice Of our clHlm,'
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the explosion Of Eve gallon eau OF gaso.
line No damage.
chief ~ Police blackburn viii appoint
twenty special police officers 10 assist In
preserving order during carnival week.
These special ofhccrs viii hr sworn In sat
urday and will GO on duty sunday morning
and serve AL through the wcck
rho Honston Manufacturers association
did not hold its regular meeting las even
ing, The president Nj n. &. No~ehart
WIS busy In the Grand Lodge and the
vice president. Mr. j j. paStoriza. Is m
Chicago owing to the absence W these
officers the meeting adjourned subiR 20
call.
Thomas nodson m cmplovr OF the South
western Telegraph ana Telephone company.
met with serious accident a., front ot
market square on Congress avenue ycstcr
day afternoon about 3 o'clock Ic was on
top Of q telephone pole fixing some wircs
when the pole. Ghich had hccn dug loose
nj tho bottom. fell carrying him down
With II. He was not seriously injured
WcSthomeI'S ambulance took him IN his
home No III Sixth street.
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Washington, December Commissioner
Of Indian Affairs Jones today lu,ioiucoh TO
President Roosevelt delegation Of i'r
Indians who were anxious 20 meet the
Great Father"
The president shook hands very e3rdlhlH
with each of The Indians one Of The indiana
understood English On being informed Of
this fact the president turned to MIN ana
said "rcl your brothers thut | hpd bitg
Indians iu my regiment during the war
with Spalu and they made iuo soldiers.
The Indians appeared 10 he very much
pleased when this message was conveyed
To fhnIn
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cnllIsinn h Alsbama

Chattanooga Tenn, December "a spe-
dial from Decatur, Ala. 10 the Times says
through freight train 10 X c9luded Win
a sv,ifeh engine in the southern yards
here thig afternoon. demolishing both en-
gines and iniuring both engineers and hre-
men.
Transportation Was delayed four hours.
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CONSIDERED CANAL BILL,
enate Committee Had Measure Before
u Yesterday.

ODn6tc VDnlWlTfTVt T'dU ITHH9UTt pUTUTN
It Yesterday
Washington, Dccember 5.-Tbp senate
committee on isthmlen carnl was 10 ses,
sion today and engaged IN q general dis.
cussion NJ the Nicaragua canal bin. which
was introduced BY senator Morgan, hnE
adjourned without action because ~ the
absence Of senator Hanna.
The committee rs disposed TO report TIE
bll coon. although il Is Improbable tina
action win be taken on II hy tho sonata
pf,cr o. tue disposition of the new canal
treaty with England The committee also
is disposed TO arf ufst upon the bill as
irtrolaced by senator Morgan, providing
only Tor the 3cuUlsi lon ot right ~ way
leaving the details M LEGISLATION for the
construction Of the waterway 70 the tu-
fuTe.
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Corsieana. Texas December ; Arrange
meuts are being made Tor attractions, etc.
for tho Merchants Free street fair which
begins December 1B and continues 10 De
,.enlber II. Or. H. G Revare rs advertising
Throughout the county Onlcers are Hon. y.
~ Johnson, president; A. Templeton, vice
L. g. Reyare, secretary 'treasurer.
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Portland, ore. December 5.-The British
ship Nelson, which WIS reported lost IN
me columbia river yesterday was towed
into Puget Sound today bS 'he steiner
WalaWalla The hull ~ the Nelson Is
prHrtitsAy intact. bus her hulwarks are
smashed, lifob0ats and fore-rlgglng carried
AWity aud cabins damaged.
he Nelson had q marvellous escape tfom
destruction according 10 Captain Perrlam-
Her cargo Of wheat shifted. causing her 70
list TO starboard and almost stand on her
beam ends,
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Ma,v goers Were Captured.

Pretoria December j.--rhe largest cap
lures Of Beers made in many months oe'
CURED today. when three columns secured
an aggregate OF $50 prisoners General
Bruce. Hamilton. near Emmelo; MAJOR DaW'
klns IN the waterbury district, md Gen
prnI Nethrrn In Northwest Transvaal.
rounded M three laagers with only few
casualties 10 either Side.
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M,,ioo WIN Be Represented.

Mexico city. December 5.-1fhe govern
mcnt has accepted an luylistlou 10 send an
exhibit 10 the 81. Louis exposition. and 40
soon a. senior Nunco. Me1leo's representa-
tive al BufTao. returns he viii be Instruct
cd Ia begin preparation for n large and
comprehensive Mexican exhibit such as VIII
rebound 70 the credit Of this county.
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an EInarinn Evidence.

washington, December 5.'fhe lengthy
examination az expert witnesses called by
The defense In the Bonine trial win necessi-
tate the carrying 81 the ease. into next
day.
Dr. w. ~ Fry today resumed his testl
mony as 10 Mrs. Bonine's physical c1ndi-
lion nd the tiune Of the tragedy. DR.. George
barrie gave similar testimony.
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International Sanitation.

washington. December 5Dr Rosenau.
director Of the hyeienic laboratory Of the
marine hospital service "a this city. has
left here for the city " Mexico Ia re-
spanse % = request 70 appeN before the
sanitation eommitlee ~ the Pan American
eonEfess. which Is considering greater quar-
sntiue &C. cooperation between the nadons q
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London. December g. dispatch h ,he
Daily Express FROM BOMBAY 'ays that dgr-
Francis Nayier. December 3, Al the Portu,
etesc city Of Boa. on the west goasl ~
india. Tho sinking NJ yacht resulted IN
drowning $50 devotees nifty Yards from
no
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Deuison, Texas, December 5.-fhe boiler
makers IN the Missouri, Kansas ana Texas
shop went on strike this morning. Phe
trouble arose because OF helpers being put
on work that the strikers claim should b.
given only to skilled workmen. aud has
existed for sonic time. This morning
helper was pnt on piece u hoilermakers'
work Complaint was made to the fore
man who reported 20 the master mechanic.
No acflon was taken and the men walked
out. Settlement Is expected promptly.
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ni.hu nannefonsIu M.

81 Paul December :. y Tams Bixby, chair
man Of the Dawes indian commission and
~ the Minnesota republican, executive ep1a.
acspitai sahsFlnS from appeadieitik.
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HALF MILLION DOLLAR LOSS.

Soda Ash Plant at Wyandotte, Mich
Destroyed by Fire.
Detroit. Mich December 5.-'rhe main
building Of the Michigan Altoli compony's
soda ash plant at Wyaudotte, twelve miles
down Detroit river from this city was com
Ulrfcly degirofCd by IN" today, j. e.
Ford principal owner Of the plant, places
the loss ut 100000.
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PLACE Fos VISITORS.
Addresses and Information Are
Desired at Oncn.


Addresses and Information Are
Desired at Once.
The Masons have been taken care
Of very well by the people OF Hous.
ton hut next week the city Will
he throngcd with visitors and places
must b. provided Cor them aud at
once. There can be no delay in the
matter.
ALL THOSE WHO CAN AND
WILL ACCOMMODATES VISITORS
TO THE CITY DURING THE CAR
NIvAL WEEK ARE REQUESTED
TO AT ONCE SEND TO GEORGE
BROWN, SECRETARY or THu
BUSINESS LEAGUE. THEIR AD
DRESSES. NUMBER or PERSONS
WHO CAN RE CARED FOR. THE
RATES. THE EXTENT OF THE
ACCOMMODATION AND SUCU
OTHER INFORMATION AS THE
PROSPECTIVE VISITORS WOULD
PROBABLY DESIRE
II Is Important that this should
he done AT once. There will be no
scarcity OF visitors. There must be
no lack o. places for them TO stop.
II must he distinctly understood
that the rates named must be strict
" adhered TO.
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BERRY-ToDD.-Mr. Frank Lee Derry 90
Mis- Louie d Todd were married ai o'S'
clock Yesterday evening AT Shearn epurca
Sns Halle Todd sister OF the nrlut' We
,,a{d ~ honer aud Mr.. W. /. Nlisoh W.
H y,itb Miss Fannie Archer ana Mla5
En,ilv stansteld acting as hriqeSmaitlls To-
Nj McFarland and Mr william tSa,ys
"a groonlsmen Messrs, Dallas Mnl'ue"s
snd Earl zimmerman were the usutLss, -as
nor the ceremony the hrldnl ,Ps,9 IA
.ntartained OF the residence or MI. an+
N,s II Cotton. They will make Sp''''
Texas. their future home
CAPTURED THE COLLEGE Mr.. Jonn
NJ weekly. editor Of the Wlford tleNas,
corr,er who is in attendance upon 'ne
SESSIONS OF the Grand Lodge OF ,,nrnann
rsreived telegram Yesterday al ',rsyas
announcing that Milford e,''S ,,ar cam.
prcsl,yterian college for girls; Olngl I,ort
l.t,cs towns we're Bolton sherman I III,
fsvaea. Fort Worth and Clenulhsh nra.
trd's formulation in only 800. hut Wy eso-pnoo
,rrnssive little town gave bonus o. $3.50
ard threw in a site Of ten acres ana
the prize
ORTHODOX SERVICES Ine
congregation win bol1 services this eNehlnS
\, q 20 and tomorrow at o'clock s. w
s,-,,corno corner Hamilton slles' az.
nr,s,on avenue. Rabbi simon GlaEe! ~, Hin
denver q sermon ~ Engiis,h. iou All are
cahean Spirit in Asdern zieh~n.
welcome.
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Judge Kincaid Of the Eugene Guard
gives ne some good advice; Don't you
know better than TO enter mud sling
ing contest with the Register or the
Guard. They will stay till the last dog
is hung. II you keep on you sre IN 1t
up 10 your eyes IN a volcanic DEBATE the
rest Of the year. Whsck il off, old boy,
and Ira will then cool off. II you will
quit Ira will quit. The fat man Of the
Guard lie like brick siln, II takes him
a long time 20 get a heat on but when
he is hot he is red hot, and he takes his
time about cooling down.
To make their paper popular the pro-
prietors Of the new Portland paper call.
e1 IL TnR JouRNAL. II isn't sure to 90
even then.
. AA
For the encouragement OF morals the
Astoria public school children will be
admitted to the street fair free Of charge.
q &A
There is red and shining gold in straw
berries, blackb, rries and red apples.
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PICKING
BEGINS

GRANTS PASS. Dr., Aug 30.-Hoppick.
ing b gan under favorable circum-
stances. For about week the roads
have been full Of pickers in all sorts OF
conveyances, and they are now quartered
IN the various yards. There is scarcity
Of pickers. Hopgrowers cay the yards
we're never more free from lice and they
TO harvest the entire crop. All
the yards will be in full swing next
week.
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A YUKON
RAILROAD

VANCOUVER, b. c., Aug. 30.-John
Hendrick, president Of Hastings mill,
Vancouver, and Capt. Mckenzie, agent
Of the Great Northern Railway, caused
active work be begin on the construc-
tion OF the Vancouver Northern and
Yukon Railway. II is said the line will
be constructed within year and that
the new government bridge across the
Fraser will be used by the Great North.
aFn
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WooDBuRS, Or, Aug. 30-IIoppick-
ing has commenced in this district, and
by next Monday will be general. No
difficulty ia experienced as yet in secur-
ing sufficient help. The ruling price for
picking hops is 40 cents per box. Grow
ers generally predict that the crop will
fall short Of early estimates, aud be
much less than last season. No lice or
mold have as yet appeared, and with
favorable weather the crop will be No. !
In quality.
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JOURNAL X-RAYS


II Rsbiood wont swell your brain out
put, try dried apples.
ee
September President and Mra.
Mckinley will be at Buffalo.
You can't do business entirely on gall.
II requires a little heart 70 succeed.
AAA
The French globe eiroler failed 10 beat
the Chicago sehoolboy by three days.
Increased stocks demand increased
store room and increased advertising to
move them off.
Mr.. Dosch says the Buffalo Fair Is the
greatest advertisement Oregon ever had.
Mr.. Dosch is H.
With u buster hop crop, u buster
prune apple crop p,and a state fair, Oregon
II sure OF expansion.
aae
The Salem Dailies aud weokliss
cover the field, and the advertising done
IN other channels lu nine-tenths thrown
away.
The Salem Journal editor, pushing In
his profound introspection, turns his
X-ray on the Astoria regetta queen
Astoria News,
A modest man generally gets what he
asks for, There's Brownell Of Clack-
ainas county. lie only wants TO 20 TO
the State Senate.
TnK JORRHAL leads as an advertising
medium because II reaches the most
people, and those able TO pay, because Il
has only pay-subscribers,
The most important news OF the new
century was announced from China
yesterday, to-witi THAT all religions
be hereafter tolerated by the Chinese. "
The most Improbable subscribers a
newspaper has are the yultures who
hang around some store or office until
the carrier boy comes and then gobble
il ahead OF the proprietor.
q
Read today news today In an evening
daily
''The good thinge you're desiring
Will certainly come your way,
And You'll know what's transpiring
II You daily read To-day"
- q
ID 4 said that hunters In and around
Albany make their boasts Of the number
az pheasants they kill out 0i season. A
few examples would not DO a bad thing
II possible 10 catch them, which 10 a
difIlcult thing. Is they know the lay Of
fhe land. --Afhany Democrat.
The above may be explained IN part
~ tho fact that the Democrat editor 10
iusllos d the peace a. Albaay and seta
lesn "a AZ such cases.
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Who are injured by the use OF coffee.
Recently there has been placed In all
the grocery stores a new preparation
called GRAiN-o. made OF pure
grains. that takes the place OF coffee,
The most delicate stomach receives
Il without distress. aud but few can
tell a from coffee. lt does not cost
over u as much. Children may drink
it with great benefit 10 cts. aud %
cts. per package. Try Il, Ask Tor
GRAIN-o.
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VICTIMS
FOUND

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. S0.-The body Of
another victim Of Wednesdays steam
boat disaster was recovered from TIE
Delaware river this morning. It s sup
posed TO be that Harry Johnson, a
grocer Of Hulmeville, Pa. This makes
the tenth body recovered, of which
eight have beer injentihed. Nineteen
are missing. II isalmost certain that
all these are dead. OF the eight persons
remaining in the hospital, two are al
most certain to die
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KILLED
in WRECK

RocnEsrRR, Aug. 30.-SiX fatalities
resulted from the wreck of the south.
bound passenger train ON the Pennsyl-
yania Railroad, Rodas Bay division, at
Fairville, n. v, last evening. The
dead are Meagher, engineer; Howard
Tubbs; Mrs. J. w. Fords; Mrs A. r.
Burgass, Syracuse; 1. IL. Woods; Mrs.
r.. A, Bradley, Seneca Falls.