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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-22
EXPRESSIONS FRoM A GRATEFUL SOUL.

Honey Grove Texas S9S.sufering humanity pause
moment and listen to my experience years afflicted
with female troubles Indigestion all
which threw complete prosration fn
world could afford
hospital months bed
recovery this extremely
ming was Strange say,
treatments physician aroused hope young
despaired Especially grateful do feel
Tanning great Kindness interest manifested
treatment his limited
Antonio with his family His alb
patient proving little previous he Immediately
He left his home ties and other
bedside whore his successful services
l my you, Dr. flaming No doubt
a result today enjoyment health spirits
only passed through appreciate
any correspond with this at
monial, you perfect liberty do
MISS EMF WALTERMIRE
prompted solely influence heart full
written the above hoping thereby
be the humble leading this great source
healing On the 9Th of July almost left the hnaT
accompanied possible until could
papa felt that speak extremely low was
cngng life with enacy until Tanning came
relieved her his healing most divine
addition to this wonderful power great tenderness and sym
pahy manifested toward child endeared him @
memories preserve Tanning for Inc
good of mankind, is prayer
MRS e. C. WALTERMIRE
Honey Grove, Texas, July A. 1898.
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BACK FROM ARCTIC REGION
MEMBERS OF PEARY'S EXPEDITION
RETURN HOME.
Say that Mr.. Peary viii Start from Cape
fieela in April TO Find
the Pole.

New York, September 2t.-Herbert l..
Brdgcmau, secretary of the Peary Arctic
club, who conducts the Pedry relief eIpedi-
lion Of this year and the young men who
accompanied him, have returned home.
with them came Mrs. Peary and her little
girl, who was born In the Arctic regions
eight years ago.
Next April" said Mr. Bridgeman In
Brooklyn last night "peary will start for
the pole from Cape uccla, the highest point
Of land he has discovered in the west
which Is only 800 miles from the pole II
he should never reach it, his discoveries
have been important enough to warrant
the time he has spent in the north-but ne
will reach the pole"
MI Bridgcman said be had the satisfac-
ton of knowing that Peary had supply
of walrus meat large enough 10 carry am
through his undertaking, The explorer g.
turned with the Brdgcman party as far
as Cape uenschcl, where his winter quar-
tcrs are.
-Four days after It occurred as Bridgcman
was at sydney, he heard OF the shooting a
! Mr. Mckinley. Peary will not hear OF 1t
The last relief expedition" said Mr.
| BridgemHn, was the eleventh sent out by
/ the Arctic club. They have lost all eIe
/ meuts Of the dramatic. We were twice
/ in danger, however. once we got caugh
/ between u glacier and an Ice Zoe and wen1
| aground on a muddy, bank We we're tas
! the Ice pack should sweep In about u
and mike us prisoners, The captain pound
! ed hole In the nose OF the noe, Fastened
/ big hawser to the doe and In ton min
| utcs the great body Of lee, whose move
mcnt you could not see at all had swung
ms clear OF the whole thing.
THE most serious time was when WI
| got caught between tho lip Of Ice, undo
/ the water, and the glacier. We got ava.
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ACTIVITY OF THE BOERS.
They Have Scored -Four Notable Sue
cesses Rece tly.
SITUATION SAME AS TWO YEARS AGO
Operations Now Are Being Conducted
on the Same Grounds Upon Whlen
the War Commenced.

Iondon. September 21.--while Mr.. Kru-
ser ana DR.. I,eyds are drawing up ceti-
tions 70 President Roosevelt and the car
ASKING them TO intervene. the lighting Beers
are helping themselves In South Africa by
celebrating the expiration Of the period In
which Lord Kitchener proclaimed they
must surrender, by four notable successes
kninE sixty officers and men, woundlng
sixty lrhree and capturing i've guns and
300 men.
The situation In sngularly like the open
ting Of the war two years ago, tho name OF
the same places recurring In the dispatches.
Utrecht, where Major Cough was entrap-
ped, was the scene of similar ambuscade
eighteen months back. Acton Homes
where the Beers yesterday reappeared, Is
eighteen miles southwest OF Ladysmith'
prominent In the early hostllltes, and the
Natal colonials arc mastering for the de-
fensS ~ tha Tugel9. as when General Jou.
bert Invaded Natal in 1893. In cape Oot.
ony fghhng is again going on SCUM ,o qi
Stormberg, In territory tfaYersed ~ I''N1'
and their pursuers nan dozen Alult7'
The governments publication OF these re
verses causes an outburst OF eNaspefnAqn
against the conduct Of the war not pa
South Africa, but by the ministry. Ihe
great ministerial journals accuse the gov
eminent Of trying to run the war on 'iht
cheap" by not providing Lord hltcaeneI
with sufficient resources.
The Times, while IL mas no mlsbivinga ~
20 the final issue. accuses the nome au
thorities OF a lack OF organized SUSTAINED
effort Of g disposition TO postpone military
for financial considerations and Of failure q
grasp the moral and intellectual dalnag'
which the prolongation OF the struggle IN
hicts upon the empire. other mnlstetla
supporters aver that precious months whicl
should have been spent In preparing 70
another campaign, we're wasted In cleo
pioneering and that lord Kitchener has ~
been supplied with the requisites necessar
to suppress the Beers.
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PROMISES OF PRESIDENT
Mr.. Roosevelt Says He Will Not Re-
gard Sectional Lines.
INTENDS TO SERVE ALL THE PEOPLE
He Was Called Upon by Several Public
Men from the South Who Ten
dered Their Best Wishes.

Washington, September 21.-President
Roosevelt walked early to the White House
today from the residence Of his brother-in-
law, Commander Cowles, OF the navy, ar
rlying shortly before $50. Secretary Hay
Secretary Long and Secretary Gage came
almost upon his heels and saw the presi-
dent for a few minutes In the cabinet room.
The doors OF the White House were closed
to the public, but admission, OF course,
was accorded TO those who desired to see
the president personally and within an
hour score of men prominent in public
life had called to pay their respects and
to extend their good wishes for success
fu administration. Among them were
Senators Scott and Elkins OF West Yir-
glnla prltchard Of North Carolina, Millard
OF Nebraska and Burton OF Kansas and
| Representatives Heatwole McCleary and
stephens of Minnesota, Gibson Of Tennes-
see and Livingstone Of GcOrgia. All were
delighted with the reception accorded them.
| senators Elklns and Scott congratulated
the president upon the declaration he had
made when he took the oath of office.
THAT simple declaration said Senator
! Scott Immediately restored confidence in
| the business world
| Representative Livingstone Of Georgia
/ was especially pleased with his reception.
| The Georgia representative had congratu.
| lated the president and expressed the nope
! that HIS administration would be a success
/ ana has informed him that as a Southern
! man ana a Georgian he would contribute
/ everything In his power to that end. The
! president replied that 1t would be his aim
! to be president Of the whole people without
regard to geographical lines or class dis
| tuctions that It was the welfare of al
! which he should seek to promote.
/ The president was even more emphatic
/. In his declaration to Senator Prltchard OF
/ North Carolina and Representative Klutl
| Of North Carolina and Representative Glib
son Of Tennessee.
The South win support you most heart
! ily," said Senator Pritchard, speaking fol
! all three Of the Southern men.
The democratic newspapers are predict
ing good things for you and OF you anC
the feeling Of all the people, irrespective o
party, Is most kindly"
~ am going TO be president OF the United
States and not any section replied III
president. 81 don't care for sectional lines
When ] was governor of New York | wa
told | could make four appointments II
| the army. When ! sent in the names tire
were from the South and the other frou
New York. They we're brave men who de
served recognition for services In the Span
lsh war and it did not matter what Stat
they were from
The president talked in tho same vel
with Senator Money of Mississippi re
! miudlng tho Mississippi senator that hi
mother was Southern woman.
II am half Southern" said he and
| have lived In the West, so that | think
3 can represent the whole country"
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"A THREATENED CALAMITY.
ENGLAND Would View with Alarm Botha's
Advance into Natal.

E-NQiGTlA VVDhlu Wow NalAli FNie'i' eSN''N .
Advance into Natal.
New York, septenhes 2t.--Commenting
upon the South African situation, the Lon
don correspondent Of the Tribune says:
Anxiety with regard TO the situation in
South Africa 10 Intensified by Lord Kltch-
ener's latest message announcing the loss
Of two more British guns. The war IA not
over, and even some OF the unloniyt papers
are blaming the government for the man.
ner In which the country has been deluded
into the belief that the Beers were at the
end of their resources.
General Botha has for n week past heeu
meditating a raid into Natal, and no doubt
he IL acting In cooperation with other
Hoer leaders. Whether he has enough ma
terlal AZ his command to enter upop a
campaign on a large scale In Northern Ma
tai is open 70 DOUBT, but at the same time
successfully oppose the Boer commaDdlnt
general unless he considerably reduces the
number now employed In chasing raidng
conrmandoes throughout the length and
breadth of Cape Colony. Natal Is almost
the only position IN South Africa which
IS beginning to recover from the misfor
times OF the last two years and offers
tempting prey to the rider. fresh In
vaslUn OF this colony would be rcgarde,
here as real calamity
The financial outlook Is also far from
satisfactory On tho stock exchange IN
npors are current that the chauCellor o
the exchcquer win ultimately have to noa
another large Issue of consOls.
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HANNA WOW ID INTERVIEWED.

SAYS He VIII Never Again Publicly Ex-
press an Opinion.
Cleveland, ohio, September 2t-The
Plain Dealer says: Asked 70 make brief
statement as to how he regarded the nol,c,
OF president Roosevelt so far as It mac
been expressed aud what sort OF an admin
istratlon he believed the new prcs!don0
would give TO the nation Senator uaun,
for an time"
-Have YOU decided not to again pub
Holy express ycur 0plnion9 was asked.
mo more, was the brief answer
The senator, broken by ~ tragedy n
ButalO, his face shows how deep crlV
has left It's marks,
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MRS. LEWIS COMMENCES DIR. TANNING.

DR.. Frank Tanning, Hutchins House, City:
My Dear sr take this Of my perfect sa
faction and confidence of treatment which am W
fed to tell has beyond expectation entirely
full in For long time had sufferer from %
darng neuralgia strong affection of the no
which seriously injured voice both which have com
removed and, feel leaving my
again strong clear and natural pleasure in recommends
treatment and suffering and canoia
the best within reach Sincerely gratefully yours,
MRS A. G. LEWIS
$40 Webster Avenue Houston, Texas
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The Heart of
DIR. aiming
Delights i'm Doing Those Things
Which the Regular Physician
Pronounces Impossible.
The Curing of Chronic Diseases, No Matter ii
How Long Standing Is this Celebrated
Practitioners Greatest Speciality
SENATOR REAdANs SON HEALED.
Palestine. Texas. Oct. N. ,0s

Mr. Enoch Greham City Editor Argonaut Lexington KY
today received letter making inquiries about
Tanning as healer a gentleman and testimonial ni
claiming aggravated of Rheumatism
To all these inquiries cheerful response The ma
tor made many wonderful by wr
TO the parties testimonials can m
Tanning number of and claim Il
friends the people Palestine and that he gentleman @
without saying department will show themselves
Now performed For years prior II.
Dr. Fannngs treatment had at times been afflicted with Them
winter of 1885 had violent attack
doctors here could
that in the morning of early manhood
destined family The thought
narrowing turned DR. flaming three
treatments main and AFTER ELEVEN YEARS
HAVE NEVER HAD THE RECURRENCE OF A SINGLE RHEu
MATIC PAIN. CONSIDER MYSELF COMPLETELY CURED FOR
WHICH SHALL ALWAYS THANK DR. TANNING. Yours truly
JOHN e. REAGAN
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CONDITIONS IN RUSSIA.
Reported that the Government Intends to
H..r..-.-,... -. 1 III al 60.

Reported that the Government intends to
Reoreanize the Local Board System.
London, September 21-A dispatch from
Odessa TO the Times. in commenting on the
failure of crops ana the absolute destltu-
tlon OF the people in Bessaraba (sonth-
west RUSSIA during the last two seasons.
owing to the dilatory and Ineffective as
slstance given by the Russian government
says 1t Is asserted that the government In
tends TO thoroughly reorgau.zc the local
board system Of rural Russia. Proposals
with this object in view are said 10 be
time
II is certain, anyhow, says the dispatch
that until the local government boards crf
brought under the direct control OF n con
trail authority at St Petersburg there can
be little improvement
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Ia Grange Texas, September y. Harry
Fulton, one Of the parties arrested some
deys ago os being Implicated IN the burg
larizlng Of Il. H. DAYS iewelry store Ia
this city of Scptember T. ana who was
being held under two complaints one Tor
burglary and the other Tor theft Of over
$50 -hud his cynHining trial yesterday aud
today and his bond was fixed AT 5000 Ia
each cnse Being unable 70 give the bond,
he was reminded 90 iail 20 await the ac.
ton OF the next grand Jury.
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here. They left Provo April ~. riding
and walking from Utah through Mexico,
Guatemala Nicaragua, Salvador aud Costa
Rlca, 10 collect specimens Of fora and
fauna, aud also TO study archaeological
ruins. From Costa Rica they proceeded 10
Panama.
Tho commission viii leave here Saturday
for Colon and thence will travel along the
Atlantic seaboard by Porto Bello end san
Blas southward, Awaiting themselves. II
possible, OF the MagdalenR river to reach
Bogota. They Will then 20 across the
frontier to Quito and next to Valparaiso.
They will return Ivy steamship to Panama,
about December, 1902.
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PRESIDENTIAL APPOINTMENTS.

Jesse H. Johston Of Texas viii Be
Consul in Brazil.
Washington, September 21.-The follow
ing appointments were made today by the
president:
State.-To be eonsuls Of the United
States, George O. Cornelius of Pennsyl-
yania at st. Johns, n. r.: Alonzo +. Gas
sett, West Virginia, at Nueva Laredo, Mex
leo; Jesse II. Johnston, Texas, at Santos,
Brazil,
Treasury William B. Rldgely 10 he
comptroller Of the currency.
Navy. Edward I. Hopes to be assistant
paymaster In the navy with the rank Of
ensign.
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TononrnnhIoal rour d chine.

pekin, September 21-CAptain Hunter ard
Major CourtenAy c. Manifold OF the Sixth
Goorkhas have left here for chens Ting
Fu ON a surveying expedition. They will
record tine distances between various points
and the character Of the country south to
the Yang Use KianR, about which little Is
now known, From the southern point they
viii 90 east 70 the sea-
Major Manifold will then 20 to Szechuen
and nfterward to Burmah.
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Odd Fellows MEETING.

indianapolis, Ind, September 21-The
Sovereign Grand Lodge, Independent order
Of Odd Fellows, today decided that where
a saloon is run In connection with a hotel
the proprietor of the hotel shall he regar ed
Us "a saloon keeper and not eligible to mem.
bcrship In the order.
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CURED AFTER TWENTY-FIVE YEARS.

Dallas, Texas, OCT
Tanning: u,
Dear Srt is with infinite pleasure that recommend you
friends and to suffering humanity large been g
ferer for the past twenty-five years complication OF
peculiar womanknd having tried doctors kind
medicine that any would avail had about s
in despair felt that losing hold fe that was
ally losing hope ambition everything that makes
living felt that life only
time when would become others. With THIS A
view, made mind consult not having any ~
merely experiment the consolation of knowing w
done all that could and behold the resulta new woman
acceptation of the phrase restored health
strength Hope has revived life charms w
again am truly grateful and
bly, happy and only trust this testimony be the means
others and do likewise bless and honor your
the of your grateful patient well wsher.
MRS e. j MITCHELL
Akard Street.
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Will SUBMIT APPEAL.

Baron Van LINDEN Win lnteroede for the
Beers at The Hague.
The Hague September 2I-Baron Won
Iynden. the minister Of foreign Affairs, ms
forwarded 10 the legations and members
Of the council Of the court OF arbitration a
copy Of the Boer appeal for arbitration with
the appeal for the consideration M the
frst meeting OF the council, The date of
the meeting 10 not Fixed.
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Rio de Janelro, September 2t.-A revo.
luton has been declared In the southern
part Of the State Of Malto Crosse near
the frontier OF Paraguay. The rebels have
occupied Belln Vista, San Carlos aud Ta-
cuma. The government forces. assisted by
the gunboat Caricca, succeeded In expell-
Ing the rebels from those points.
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HorsToN sENr AN INY1TAT1oN.

Buffalo, n. Y. September PA special
day Of the National Good Roads associa-
ton todny brought together ono OF the
most notable gatherings Of workers In the
held Short talks were made by many
prominent speakers.
Invitations for the next annual gathering
were presented by Houston Texas the
/ Dominion OF Canada and st. Paul, MINI.
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THF FIRE RECORD.
Residence al Marshall.

Marshall, Texas, September 19.-lThe resi-
dcnce OF O. =. Bondcau in North Marshall
was destroyed by fire at $50 o'clock this
morning. Loss $3.50; insurance on house
500 In Western Insurance company and
$500 on furniture in the Sun of New Or
lpaug
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ENeLlsH pucAL PARRY.
Yesterday Was a Day OF Pretty Cere-
rnonials at Ottawa.

IUaNJIWdJ WIS q Ddy OF ivy OCTO-
rnonials at Ottawa.
ottawa. Ont, September 21.-This was a
day Of pretty ceremoDials in the visit to
the Canadian capital OF the duke and
duchess Of Cornwall and York II began
with the Investment Of tue decoration Of
the orders OF the Knights created In honor
Of the visit OF the duke and duchess.
Lieutenant Holland of Ottawa, who got
the Victoria cross for saving a rapid FIRE
gun In a sharp hEht near Belfast, headed
hero.
The royal party will rest tomorrow at
Rideau hall.
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chemist OF Gin
einnati has as
covered q rem
edll' thot actually
offsets the desire
Z o r tobae co,
stops the cav
ing for clglr-
cites, sp us a
ciEnr on pho
: IA o k g. a Ii a
makes II limos
sibie 90 chew to-
harc0. The 20 NJ
fentlifcs oe this
new remedy Is
re- fact thGt IL
is j a r NIL ss,
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NTITI-UTV y -T-TT- d It % \ i q 4 q ANN
ach Uiceplea and Shranken tastpless ~ ihdf
from Tobacco Poison l@difs NIX IL in
teh coffee OF food and cure their husbands
sous or brothers without their knowing now
1t happened.
ANY man who desires 10 quit using to-
hacco may now % SO m a very pleasant
but thoroughly directive manner without
any suffering or nervous tension .fhr
gernody Is perfectly harmless. and any tnA
may have a free tria' package hy sending
iome and address 10 The Rogers Dfug aud
,hcnlieal Cos 25gi Fifth aud Race streets
Cincinnati. Ohio,
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Denlson, Texas. September 2t-The resi-
dence OF Mrs, John Pringle was destroyed
by fire last night Loss on house and con
tents $500. with $500 insurance on resi-
dcnce.
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Residenoe al ElIiott.

Elliott, Texas, September 2oThe house
and contents belonging TO Euoch Harden
was destroyed by fire this morning near
here. Origin OF Ere not known; no In
surance.
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MATTERS IN COLOMBIA.

Said that Venezuela Has withdrawn Her
Consul at Panama.
Colon, Colombia, September 2l.-It Is an
noancei that the Venezuelan government
has cancelled the appointment OF /. II.
CnrdoHe. the Venezuelan consul at Panama
The French cruiser Suehet has returned
g Colon and Is likely TO be here Tor some
time.
The Colombian eunboat General PInEou
Ia laying up at Colon.
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TWO BROTHERS KILLED.
They Were Shot TO Death by a Young
Man at Bryan.

Ihey Were Shot % UeatN by q Young
Man at Bryan.
Bryan, Texas, September 2l,-A fearful
tragedy was enacted near the city late
this afternoon between parties who We're
leaving town. Two brothers, Jake and
Bony Williams were shot to death by a
young man, who used double barrel shot
gun. Officers are In pursuit Of the man
who did the killing.
Bryan, Texas, September 2l.-News has
been received by telephone from the home
OF Dr. Wilson In the country that a young
man named Tom Williams, nephew ot
the men shot. has been arrested. charged
with the shooting OF Jake and Bony VIII
Jams, and that the officers are now en-
route 10 town with him.
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Paris, Texas, September GO. t, Ford's
mattress factory at the end OF North Rob.
iuson street was destroyed by hre this
evening. Loss $4,000 without Insurance,
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Gin at MenardvlHe.

Menardvllle, Texas, September 2O.-The
Gin Of ID. G. Benchouf at Meuardyllle was
burned last night. Loss $1,000, Insurance
light
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Stock Sold.


Hampstead, Texas. September 90 Tho
stock Of goods, wares and merchandise OF
H. Cuny was sold by MIR. Cuny yesterday
20 NJ, Galensky.
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Thirty-two Men Killed.

Bucharest Roumania September zl.--Late
reports Indicate that thirty-two persons
were killed In collision between the
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RevoIutionists Expclled.

Vienna express and petroleum train AZ
Palota, instead OF eight. as at nrst stated.
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Quit Tobacco.
1t Shrivels and Ulcerates the Throat
and Stomach and Causes Fatal
Tobacco Heart.

Men need no longer face the trying ordeal
of swearing on from tobacco A Well known
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LONG OVERLAND JOURNEY.
Members OF Scientific Commission Tour.
ing South America.

Panama, Colombia, September 81 Ben
jamln CHI Waiter Totten, Chester Van
Bnreu, Huber Maeleby and Asa Yieukne.
members OF a scientific commission formed
under the auspices Of Brigham Younrs
academy mt Provo, Utah, have arrived