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cLEvELAND rs 10 oRAroR.

Founders Dav Ut the Carnegie institute
in Pi.tsburo Made d Success.
Pitts5urg, Noveaber ASIDE from the
Interest naturally attaching 20 Founders
Day at the Carnegie institute. which marks
the opening n the institutes winter sea
son Of arr and music, the presence OF for
mer President Grover Cleveland as orator
OF the day aud Mrs Cleveland. as honor
any guests, served % augment the desire
81 the people 10 participate 10 the fNer-
else. The entrance Of Mrs cleveland into
one % the boxes was the occasion u
had the applause subsidized when auoiher
outogrst greeted the appearance % the OK
president on the stage,
Mr.. Cleveland spoke ~ "'rhe Obligations
~ National Co-Partuership - desire,
he Said, distinctly 10 disc!ain any lrten-
ton 20 suggest what may he the cause or
causes OF the dlslocaton which unfortu-
and capital. bat where there i sntagon-
ism In this relationship there should be a
generous unity Of purpose The situation
Itself proves that somewhere there are
members OF our partnership in American
citizenship who act In violation OF partner
ship duty and ] am sure that l venture
nothing IN making the assertion that the
only remedy for this situation must he
found In q return 70 The ohservances Of
che law of American cooperation. This
return Will not be accomplished BY nursing
real or Imagined injuries on the part o.
labor nor BY lordly and seldsh arrogance
on the part OF capital A beginning must
recognition Of the duty and obtgatons
which are the conditions upon which the
full enjoyment Of our partnership ad
vautages denend"
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HIS DEATH WAS EASY
u Hung chaag's Deslh Creates an
uaeaSy Feeling.
WHO WILL Be MS SUCCESSOR,
Ire Peculiar Mariner o. ire srno4-es-
merit 81 t3is Deate-mig Sc 5unsa
f1 Coffin re Cared VITA Him.

resin Novemter TIE 5t.gh ~ IA
halg Gazing was quiet. als 4sstlitr ebNns
s'nwly For 4 time h. i,s, ---se,ons-cs.
1' Dc showed great l5nacitv. rallied al
l41ssht. hetzue sem --a-sri1-s. rsrrn-k
ol npnteseuclt and appeared o. re-ava,re
Iis relatives
TIE fanelgn doetors ltf, Ain early yester.
dfF sAyinE thht nalaias more could bs
aeae H's Ese-s nhl pAyA1ian- D.. Watt.
fAt1 Ieck Charge. Tte ra1ir0versy bstwten
ne fofeisn and Chinese doctors bad ~ et.
ie.t o1 'ee p11leU- let4lse ae Was al
READY beyond 1c4a Il reerTery
A-- Games = ite p-ee.ssica 4 paper e
-etes ehsirs ans hc-s.s. burned u the
fu't y@t4 - TIE gsEsa t1 carry bis spirit
lh heaven 7olt the e-tut ~ officials wa1
"els gathered 10 tao l5-gaD stree; outside
'-e yas1e- 1bGt she end lal gals sooa
at'ee0ar & nlocess.cn appeared hesIins e
t.e'9 c1Gsl e teak vaod. te4Et5fu8ty lac
4L-s c8t1 J. h-1@ Gang toe 4
~ t--s tf'111 gag wo-.c. and De
sFsll 20 seize rae Boxer ,rr-o.es Sine
--aI {ile 3i E1S beer esnt 81 Is tei1rts acre.
.- 90! w. p pl-e=i in ~ tofia 10
n'gsloW urrn.rg vita -1e Customary mites.
or saatag there VIII De ceremonial cor
iNss'y-AALe 90 .T.ls t- stz-e-
L-e integllle11 VII, b. ~ she birthplace q
re -eeease1 sy2Tesl.a-. l.tt.e yll.aEe in
TIE proFlGcs ~ Al-E-i
= bt mortal vas Ie. s-EpLel &c TIE ea-r.
----E --s lsA--- A-4 circular .eiEef
-l ,c .-@ --llsie-s = tie powers. il
. expected iEst when ,ae ec5rl receive
--e 1eWs 81 e1--t wss Issued a-s-CvyiLs
t.a..- Z nc p LcagfS a1 .ae deceased and
G--4tQ1is- waicA uT.e win descend 60 lis
Eaa minister's OF ise powers are person.
e.t s-.1S message - sympathy. The
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TIE 0Iss De BAR cA8E on AaAIN

Female Prisoner Denounced by Wcman
Witness as the Author CT Her Ruin.
London, November The hearing Of the
charges against Theodore sad Laura Jack.
soa, Anne O3e.h plss De Bar. was 70
sumed at the MaryIehoas police coGv- to-
day before crowded ccug, room.
Tho clerk az the court Informed ren-
rsseutatlye OF the Associated Press that
eEousa witnesses have e. summoned TO
Asep the ease going for weeks. There were
Ie women IN the audieuce today Laura
Faulkner continued her testimony. which
was largely 6 re!tera,50n Of thar previously
given, TIE most dramatic incident TO-DAY
vas when Laura jackson began her Gus.
l2MaEy h2dEeTing cross examination OF the
witness, VINO turned, pointing her anger
~ lae female prisoner. ve1emenuy ae-
hctnced her rs the author % her ruin 10
spite u lis meloirsm8-Ic tinge. tho Incl.
dent aroused loud applause. wbereuDor
we presiding judge threatened 10 clear
the court
The occurrence seemed TO shake the
nerve OF the female prisoner. aud her suh-
seQGent conduct ~ the case was not
n-Stked ty the ability which she hss here.
to1ore Displaced
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MUTiN0US PRISON.
FEDERAL CONVlCTS AT Tod
WORTH ATTACK Their eUgl
Ore Of Them Killed, but Tw4l
Mads Good Their Escsps-fss
Guards Wounded.
PRISON.

Leaveaworth. Kan, November a
man was killed. i've others ds,sl
wounded and twenty six despsran d
are az large as a result, Of ru,.I
rhls Afternoon at The slge Of the nv 4
States prison. TWO miles southesx 4,
where 800 prisoners from ;hs ID
prison. in charge Of thirty arnsa a
were at work.
When the trouble began the nj
prisoners had Only two reYolysn
had been secreted In one Of lie VI
tie building by some unknosr 4
There are TWO walls partly comPszI
,ae remainder Of the site Of thstfI
is surrounded by q high wooden es
g. Barker from Ardmore. ]. T., Of
Eilsleaders of the mutiny, under "A
u necessity, walked 10 ths ms'
the stockade where tie reyOllsa
concealed and. under cover Of soz.
secured them without being dtitis
returning 10 the gang and passS
the reyo.yers 10 Frank Thompsos
from South NcAlester, /. T., Eho a
IL about his person. When l. D.
superintendent Of consuuctioa ~
unsrmed guards prepared TO round I
men az the end OF the days voak q
armed convIcls covered them viii 4
yolvers and, encouraged 1y the ca
t!uous conyicts. forced tie men . <
before them to the Northwestern
of the sloekade, where they t1Hd1
make rush through an opeuag
On the outside OF the siocssts
armed guard, and the conTicu vi
at the opening By c. E. Burrows
who fought them back, but vas II
two shots in the neck. The coayfs
rushed over 10 the south wei g n
opening aud were met by Arthur ~
az armed guard. who WAS 10 enslt. y
the COuvlcts. Theelionl reslsiel
vlcts aud was sho; twice, but nes "
ousIg wounded. Defeated 10 fnel ~
20 escape 81 this point the men 20
tne guard house, temporary lie-s 4
Iure. where the arms were ~
guards from the outside rushed y :
point aud drove the conyicis IVA
TIE guard house. j. 2. WalarrP "
shot and Killed Ford Quinn ffcl Ii
7. The prisoners then made 80
for the main entrance and tsss!
them succeeded ~ escaping. NO.
escaped men are from the ren y
tory, Closely followed by me
men ran 10 a nearby forest AnS y
Ia eyading their pursuers, NJ
kan. and u is renorted here
have held up many farmers, uA'' f
and clothing en- route. -. u
Major i. ". McCloughFy Ea.,r "
pemtentiary, was In Kansas ~ y,
time Of the outbreak. maklne siln.a ll'
for the congress 81 prison NAi''~ n
held there next week.
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TIE Mts,ai, hr3Ies ~ Hoasscz pstii s1frr.
ftLn GeaerQl r. e Steastra gTtaE ss1E-
1sr Kzlgtts Tgz7tsrs. teasrAs ~a;A a -
cegtlna ans Banquet
ur- Erts1fds sts srRanset rs cs-rii.
;ee fer ne SsTsn-oA rtrr'vni evuor "a.
gE5s
MHss-s. EsT7 4 Ker Say they tsv ressT
to r. On work wi'h ,tssr s1rss, vtv5ur
og1r,zrs Es 5000 IS tAs a;F d.reets s1tn
where ta heria
Two new fire szrrss ARRIVED 20 as Eass3
Ga the Hnuszor fire des1r1-e--
A meeting uEs Atld sr -at Clste5 Csrss
iiiz Temperance 1sscr-ssse.- q, c- the
Betssut -stg Iszla-s-rl-lgz ls se7eseF es1-
fure1
TA,nHs MasTsa ca4rlet Falft, u1s
souz1 6erd -tt- u rsi1-vat sr1Fk
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TOLD OF HIS DEFALCATlON
Nseesbses' Finance Keeper AckaOwE
edged a Shortage Of $4,000.
ORDER PROTECTED FROM LOSS BY BOND
Cefauge, TIE First 10 Discover Sroytl5e
ard Wrote 70 The Pfesioert-Sesis-
nation Accompanied ire Letter.

Prr Huro-. Mlch. November 7.-Charlss
p T1ompzcn a. tats city, supreNe nnante
keeper q the supreme tsat e. KuiEass Of
toe Maec1btss, Is 8 self-coafessel des2u'isr
in rae sun q $4,000 Tae order however,
is protected froz Toss ny TnomPsta's sure
" hoad.
ne saortags is ACKNOWLEDGED IN tae toi-
lowing letter 10 D. p Marley. Supreme
cc-1ma13er Of tae order:
To n. r Marker. supreme Conmtsder.
II Is w.t5 teeiguz q distress snt
Same rlag ! tender herewith ny -esl E1A-
ton zs supreme nnance Keeper q Toe oTaer
nt W1ic- yru are the bead Ali IBIS 81 U
no hanger worthy q TIE rznlc1-1lr z1d
association % llT fellow officers I nave
acid -lc 0Qsit--l STAGE cle cfeeT Was
fouade3. 4aTe durius Tiost q ta2t tine
Supreme officers and never uaTll now 1il
! ll any Rly ttrTav I'M trust was e.
cE1td f1 a legitimate business venture iu
s. rsr1 ] lad made a large l1vestLeat s1i
.e1-5 myself Ii q ucslricn when further
money was necessary 90 save myself from
bankruptcy Gl1 Euln- A-eTe Vas Spa
entity 10 c1e1-e for loss tle1 oeifAF
my trust ana used t1e su-1s x Tle order.
st she -i-e believing t1rre was DO CUES
rson q lr stiI-y 70 replace them within q
short time Toe amcuat ! used WIS So
Cso. ] have 10 ao7e O.. ce-n- aaie 70 re-
pay this AIo-nt- know ne o--er Is Pre-.
nearly -wIre the amount .a P-Itet--t
responsible company. rc- this loes an'
lessen LT mental suffering. -.E releFe 4-c
from The disgrace q having betrayed ING
confidence rrgcsti 10 ne Nothing t4A,
IEv urr-- ceL Increase me so-.lre> Wlic /.
! have suffered aud z- syn suffering.
rsu only swat such zion as may
'akaa and st-de The enase9 -e1ees n No
rr-l -!e.I can he greater SID no SCIe. al-
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SPECIALIZING IT WASHINGTON.
Y cors.0.a.Iy. vi, S ID. - L. Sc

u Conservative Mar Is Net Earl IFS Sue
cessor Tro-cle May Ers4e.
N1s1-1 gto1. November +. china has sui.
te-et CREST loss by the 1estA y Is Hon.
,aslE- said MASTER WI TIag-tang 70
cay and tae position be held ia Chinese
sualrs wIA a~ mos; s.Elcu.c one eo-
Chine 70 dl- He was great man. he
was also good 1an. He sspecIally devoted
1-s life 70 the -etrerneu: Of rae empise
and .u doia. c5oI~
lae cfic.a's acre 40 uo- .pprehsad any
t.-s.4s-a ole disturbance III fAr Chinese
He s-illsifai-o4. new vlCer9y WIS re
me names -osr prominently men
TONED O. possible success OF Ear. ii are
lNaA >- IA. -" present governor az
S--n Ilre. er1 Prince Chlng himself. who
-as Deem ass1 listed with 10 Hong CEa-r
~ we ~ t-a tWr t@l1eSe p.ea.pcrea-is
Nf.s-fF "t fae TWO great southern vEer-ors
snos- oL Naaki1 AID HauSuW. could be IN
aoNfd % reAnqolsa thelr posts even 10 ae-
ceFt the ytceroyu31y Of Chi IL. rex, 10 t-a
i-E"Ae To Is source ~ anxiety hars rhsr
some son ~ Tea-rloDary tendencies NAV
ne appointed 70 oil IT place. That would
other appointment, IN yiew OF the sar.
falt tle virerCy NJ Chi Il uaeessarilv will
come into frequent aud close contact with
The legation guards and the military com
handlers left by the powers to connect
FeE'n with the Sea
Minister W. was p7otege Of II Hung
l1sng His friends here fear that IN toe
ceStA Of his protector Eud patron he will
ne exposed 70 attacks % she mauv enemies
i2 ne Chinese court, which his liberal pol
ic.fs have created,
NJ Wa Tor some timr was earl LIS legal
sdv!ser " foreign affairs and superiu-
tended. while acting In rlat capacity -ha
construction OF the nrst Chinese railway.
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LAuRA guLLLoN gEcoeNIzEp.
Declares Sre Has Lived in Various Cite
lL,-er Ass-.--s- A-r-ee

Declares Sre Has Lived in Various Cues
Under Assumed Names.
81 Louis. November Laura Bullion.
Who Is under arrest here SUI pected az being
connected vllh tbs saag Of Great Northern
express robbers, was today Identified b7 q
merchant WHO formerly krew the woman
Wien she lived in Texas she said 70 The
pclite: u hare known the prisoner whom
pen esli LoughauSh since last Anil I mct
rim In FuTv Worth. Texas and we nave
lived under assumed rcmes 10 various
cities "
She said she hsd lived with Bill Carver.
6 train roDheT who she said. was killed In
Sonora, Texas. last April She ssjd Long
baUgh had plenty 81 money. and She never
ssked any questions about H. She dis
claimed any knowledge q the Montana
train robbery
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COFFEE AGAIN EXCITED.
Az ADVANCE or HALF A CENT IN
NEW YORK.
IRE Transactions We're Ve-y large Both
al Ne~ YORK ard Abroad-A Fur
tner Rise Is Expected.


New York. November There was a
whlrlHind market 90 coffee forward de-
livery today, Sales we're enormous and
prices adyaneed about haf cent duflnr
the morning and early afternoon. The
moving cause was the receipt OF several
cables from Rio ard santos giving gloomy
statements concerning crop prospects
An important cable was received from
Edward johnson s. Co. This cable esti.
mated the next Rio and santos crop at no,
more than 10000 bags This Is against
previous estimates o. from 100000 10
10000 bags shorts we're caught on
the rise aud their covering helped to ad.
vance prizes.
European markets were also excited and
much aigaer, Hayre closing with net
gaia o. ons-haH frAne
The advance today renews the prophecies
OF the advance 10 Is cents per pound
The transactions OF the day reached the
extraordinary total Of $4,000 bags, near
the record in volume
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UNVEILED 4 MONUMENT.
A Vast Assemblsee Witnessed the

A Vast Assenblsse Witnessed the IN
te'estns Ceremonies at Murffees6oro.
Murfreesooro, Tenn, November 7.--Elab-
crate ceremonies, witnessed by g vast
crowd, marked the unyeiH1g Of q Confe4.
crate monument here today. Colonel Ben.
net f. Young o. Kentucky was the orator
Of the day aud number az other dis
tinguished * -Coufsdegsres were in At
tendance. The monument, q life sized H.
tantryman 10 brass, mounted On an i'm.
mense granite pedestal stands in the pub
BE- square, and is the Offering of the pe,.
PIE ~ Rutherford county 10 hoaor u the
CcutedeTates who fell Ia the hsttle ~
Mugfreeshcro and other engs gements In
this viHHlty during the civil war
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COMMERCIAL

Cotton values went higher On 4 better
Liverpool and ngatsr spo, offerings
Money "a call il New Yc-k vas steady
a. 5isss per cent.
Ths LoDdon stock nsrfet was merely
STEADY, save Tor the American department,
which was strongly bu,ied by Insiders.
fsEde o. the New York stock eIchasgs
bTozdsned cat considerably
ne dry goods market In New York was
quiet
Coase futures advanced era65 po,nts and
closed steady at 9 net advance o. $500
points
on COED demand sad Hight offerings prices
Tor graia impTSysd, wheat advancing sc,
cora 5sGFsc, and oats Jiic
Provisions closed unchanged 20 Toe
hIgasE after a day Of active Eraae.
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DISCUSSING TARIFF.
President ard Republican Leaders Had
Lengthy Conference

President ard Republican Leaders Had
= Lengthy Confe-erce.
Washington, November s.-Four repuolg-
can members II the house ways and means
committee. Nass-> Payne New YORK;,
Russell .Co1c.l. G-0s7enor Oliol and Steel
Ina1. were az The White House This
afternoon in conference With the president
I1ey acre extremely -er-s1t, bur d Tss
learned that The president discussed with
tneU some features 81 h.s f1rtheou1tr-
message which relate n tie -ayrpves md
% the i1r-1 Many ~ che republican mem
ters az lle ways and means committee aI.
ready have expressed themselves as cn-
posed % alv revision % tle tariff ar rle
coming session q congress. General eros
Fel'- tod the president today that he
regarded the res-l, i1 Onto as aprsogtrr
The present and PAST Republican 5egcIss
and The present tam especially.
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PREPARED THEIR REPORT
NE# WORKERS OPINION OF TEXAS
FORTHCOMING.
IRE Doc-~srt WGH Comprise Aso-. 125
PAGES, 7amo-iet Szs, Reviewing
-or1iuors Teas.

Ns~ Y7-k, $reueer I-T5s delegation
q tAe Asit-aats' association ct New Yo-s
v-'- y.sta1 Texas ,ssi spring ia response
70 sa e---lsi .-y.t4;lsa ,eads.ed by ,ae
saF=f-o. a-l legislature Of sass STATE. has
F,@F--e1 r- ,,pl.L
l-e committee azd a meeting aAd s7-
proved ,ta reports made by r1e subc1r-
-l1'ees 90 the Ta-io1s topics v13eA wers
sN'.Ele- 20 'ae committees, such as asr..
--ra-l- and mineral resources ~ the stare
gtlrtcri-- indus -.seS- railroads. labor
sI-as --4-. --ra'ig e1.i ald sanitary en1-
c..r-s z-1 banking facilities
Rec committee 1a. prepared sectional
mays s1ow.l- tle 1.Ee.car resources d.
rae STATE, 4@e Whole rspaE- wi'. comprise
z---t 10 1zraS. Fsugl.t; size
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: 2 3-~--- - Wac. ass 5as1 zpp-g-,s1
-sZ-s- e t4r ---a-rs..t4 @ -ee s--4..t.
tl--E r N r. A. Q, ta--e -.e -s.z-s--s
ts-wee- r1s S.zte 11t l-ter-sr.c-sl
t-az-sss = r.a- o-1s-
ss-tter M--a-ss= u MlssJFsigg! VIII
cstE-G :. Wo-Erf ~ Waco. eaErEsd
w--a 10 =1r5sr - sls b-r-1er-l--aw
515 W.-rf.e vss ssct zE5 KILLED -ssr
Baz1sr1 ~ --Ez7T- parties
TIE revenue -tct.pts a. tss stare tsud
ot1t- ft- re PAST tt~ weeks have erafea
'A- rscvrs
r.s Ycataa stsess fair is prgyias a
great srucess
TIE BgptlEs wousa's Missionary sssc,-lE
t,au, w1.cs IS IL sess.oa lie F1t WcvJa
Is az eEr1-s-Es7-~ r--srlrsti-r. s-t IA,
na1s erg-lt2a.e s.1vlas .c- SEA pas
yrzrs ue-E
Leo Cce-r-. 71-s aa,ea-ea 'o- Hte n
rrsoaEeu. rar murder -n Sro--va. cc--
y. nss hes- 1-zGl-rs-.
w!lasrl F.szs-. -a.ersa, wss cs-yic;si
et Fen w-r- sra given ta~- Years t9r
shooting .lte eroa3 ~ --oes 81 2
c1=ca AID uoaz1llr gsrer q tseu.
Heard ST. N-k were a----s. 80 bal.
at Y.lto=E. -tsr aye --g1set a.t1 ar
assault d a Mt1.cIz-
DssFirt co1rt az,y lasted srs-Ast day
81 Refugee cc1z,F No Indictments wgrs
returned ~ tzs erlzt .--r
SET A dEv las been trorEtt In az
Beaumont 50 sa1 dur.cz Nove-osr.
Several deals .a Cd lad a. Beaumont
have recezy,y been made.
theodore Grs1leEn q San Antonio YES
shot 70 dsa's ~ an unknown sssssstn near
his home
TIE court o. appeals has affirmed TIE De-
cls.oa q the lower court In favor ~ 'Rs
sister o. Richard ". Lc-d. wsc sued for
teEuraace On his ne
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PROMINENT CITIZENS FIGHT.

Fatal Pistol Duel Between LEADING
North Louisisnsns.
VicksbuTg Miss, November I'D Yer.
ger was Instantly killed and Matt Bedford
probably fatally wounded In a pistol dusl
10 Yerstr's store a. California station
Madisen parish, Louisiana. this eTenisg
Nergsr was shot directly through the hear,
and as he fell be raised his pistol as
hrcuEsl Bedford down witA huiier
Though the body
Both are members Of the wsalthiest ana
best snown families o. North I9uisjsns
The cause q the trouble could not ss
learned.
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FRANcE ave- TIssEY.

TNs FrsotA sEa; ans ssut5 q T=rf5sn
c'uEzNz hauss 1Ht win h2ss st. aala tAa
Ferre FE-rHn1srs sFFgE qalzt al issue 1za
rEFt IT-
WAiis III Powers hare made - aesHc-
VIA % ia hgdtzu q rrarss. sbsre he sazt
z-snsrass displEge6 a. tae r1g5ans ttTf
sfaR
zAss Eass-11 5Csss tsZSTas sAEi gAtrs wtG
Re nzEbsr ~ slll-zs Frassaiea 90 re
srlrEI Z Ertars IS sa5eessfrl
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Nacogdoches, Texas, Noyember IA com-
pany composed entirely Of young men has
bought property In the southern part o.
tho city sud the hardwood timber of az
several thousand acres OF land Thev viii
erect az once canning, hoE and crate
factory. This new enterprise Is The out.
come Of the organization OF the Frult sad
Truck Growers association in thls vicInirv
and win be mutual beneht 10 ali con.
re~uad " +
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RAILROADS.

TIE Northern Maachurian railway was
congieted-
tins war for passenger trsfac IN the
Northwest Is Imminent.
TIE low ecean FREE gifts are working 70
fhe particular advantage q American coal
usl-
ne Dallas city eo0ncl gave tas Dallas
and New Mexican right o. way privileges
oTsE streets.
Bends 70 the amount Of sssi0ooo par
Thins. were sold On ire New lerk e1.
change
The Texas commission gave notice OF
hsarzgs FOR November ~
On sceouni Of misunderstanding con.
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susIness channes d caldNell.

Caldwell Texas November THE hrm n
Cromariie & Holk has been dissolved. Ho,
llE selling ont 10 Cromartle, who win con.
tnue IN business alone
o. r storm has sold an Interest In hls
business 10 the brothers GreathOqge III
Kaufman county. The business wlii con
tlnue under she firm name n storm &
GFeathouse Brothers
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FAVOR COMMERCIAL RECIPROCITY.

New York Board Of Trade Selected Dele.
Gates 70 the Convention.
New York November T.-Npmhsrs a. ~,
board Of trade and transportation Hseusssd
commercial reciprocity today aud declared
10 favor Of .Nr plank IN the r.,,Aii.,,
platform Of 1900.
we faVer the associated policy q r.
ciproc' directed as 10 open ear u,sr
kets 90 favorable terms for vhaf We 4,
not pSoduee In return for free foreign mar.
Ten delegates and ten alrernatAs were
selected 70 attend the Wsshilgtoa re.
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ALittle contus.d.
Washington srar

NAeAlnetc4 cFsf.
Charley. dear" said Young Mrs Ter.
Ens, yes were saying yesterday that he
rtmetuker half that thsy read
Well, what Of itf''
j want yea 20 listen and see whether I
an correcting that fsuit. The shArnros 4
Vas getting along very well. as I und =
siand 10, until the secretary Of the Al ~
told Il 70 stop ahd coal. and then the a
lumeiE iocPed the loop az Santlngo. saa
IN that WAY Sir Thomas Upton Rot A.
credit for the battle Of Sandy Hook. anS
thars Way the WRshinEton club /. n.
gaing z. tnizh at The tss Of tas see al
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-11-08

strussasa wczR "a ihs Msr5,ia Cszs-al vas
s1sVertf8
TSs sltnIsie- a. Dtnizr \. NJ regard
lag sAs tisE11s g tae SqzsAerz Pn-1s
ana Btsase roads cc1unae3 critical q
ss,auus csa1i,s q srlras being loet1is-
rllF expected
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-11-08
FATAL BOILER EXPLOSION.

White Man and Two Colored Men killed
N Gin Accident in Louisiana
hatcher, Miss November Alexander
Ford. Waite and two colored men, names
unknown. were Killed in a boiler explosion
AT Clayton's cotton gin. Clayton station.
La, twenty hye miles west Of here. today
= W. CLAYTON WIS seriously wounded in
the head and tuo negroes were SERIOUSLY
SeRided
The explosion WAS caused bg low water
N the boiler.
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A SUMMARY OF THE NEWS.
7soday's Weaffer:
Fairs HrAs so7tAeysr ~s-kS


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pages.
Tie c1crt zectIres 70 STRIKE from ne
records IS rscmssreA ~ Ssupaazs co1nsel
CtF1aiu P1rktrs rsfsrsnts &c stt admiral
AtzlrHl seh1EF anrerfBt Hn EnvlfEHea
frpz dlslEszs Ok NaEFAis, Te11-. ta ylEt
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American Cotton Oil DsNes
New York. November 7.-Tae ols I,
the American Cotton Oh eonpan J,
clared the usual semi.snnual ci,.. wv.
per cent on me preferred and vi "
: per cent the year on tle M
Three aud q half per cent was r
common stock last year.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-11-08
ne Pore Receives British PILGRIMS.

=, ~'F~9 ~ IEIsTI FIIaIITTlas
'Lf' November Sat reception OF
n'.usa pNEums Yesterday the pope for.
seeanse y expressed 4 hone far the nesfore
"a ~ ne temporal power OF the pontigf
). his hoiiness did not desire 4 renewal
ZEN ne = Ussabie caused by the duke OF Nor
gEtn4Ee - sAs previous PA,
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