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The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1901-01-03

n The coruner's jury sitting on the
csss OF the late Horace Wright re-
turned q verdict yesterday after
neon TO the effect that death was
'dus tocsrbalioi acid poisoning and
prononuoed the dead man suicide.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1901-01-03
MASSACRE OF CATHOLICS.

London, Dec. 26.-A Dispatch from
Picking to news sgency here, dated
Dec 26, says missionaries repert
that Boxers IS miles EAST OF Peking
killed II Catholics and burned 8 in
the temples.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1901-01-03

Twenty one negroes arrived by the
Zaalandia aud will be sont to the
plantation WHARF, they are to work.
Col. Bean, who is in charge Of the
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES bring 10000 more
to Hawaii We guess not.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1901-01-03

Judge E,tee has fix ID the fee for
natural cation at 81. The judge
thinks that S4 is cheap enough for
the privilege of becoming an Am
erican cit zAn,
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1901-01-03

The u .siandia arrived yesterday
afternoon from San .Frapcisoo.
Ampag the passengers were Mr.. j..
ii. Raymond aud chilli, the Misses
Dowsett, M,ssIvy r chard son, S. NJ.
Ballou aud F.. Single.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1901-01-03

The assoc alton for The pr o eetion
OF the Fl n interests OF the i.lands,
organized by Secretary Coop"r, viii
mest this Afternoon at the Cham bel
OF Commerce. ,a'
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1901-01-03

Mr.. and Mrs Otto O,s, of Homo.
lulu, announce the engagements Of
their daughter SiRrid Helene, to
Ge,. W. Wilbur, OF Hamakuspoko,
Maui.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1901-01-03

High Sheriff Blown, A. w Carter
aud I'll. r. Hitchcock left for MOlo-
kai yesterday on hunting expedi-
ton. itt
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1901-01-03

Personal and dog taxes are due
now and 20 become delinquent on
March 81.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1901-01-03

There was no m citing OF the In
dependents charter committee last
evening. owing to a lack OF a
quorum.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1901-01-03

Cspt. Ahlborn and August Drsier
were at the o eli iental hotel when
the Zealandia left.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1901-01-03
LOCAL AND GENERAL NEWS.

The band will play at Thomas
Square this evening.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1901-01-03

Mrs. Mary Gum will give a dance.
at Progress hall TO. morrow evening.
The Quintet club will be in attend
ance.
The Dupuyer acantha. [volume] (Dupuyer, Mont.) 1894-1904, 1901-06-27
A Good Cough Medicine.

Itspeaks we'll for Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy when druggists use it in their
own families in preference to any other
81 have sold Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy for the past five years with com
plete satisfaction to myself and custo
mers," says Druggist J. Goldsmith, Van
Etten, N. Y. Il have always used it 10
my own family both for ordinary coughs
and colds and for the cough following
la grippe, and find it very ~eficacious.
For sale by Thos. B. Magee.
The Dupuyer acantha. [volume] (Dupuyer, Mont.) 1894-1904, 1901-06-27
LOCAL ITEMS.

Don c.. Leech mas sold the old McPhail
ranch to Baigrie Sutherland, who will
engage in the cattle business.
Alex. Longmuir and Doc. Beaupre, OF
Choteau, were in town Saturday night,
on their way to the Sweet Grass hills on
a vacation.
Drop in at the drug store and cast
your ballot for Miss Pearl Kennedy,
Teton county's candidate for Queen OF
the Carnival at Great Falls.
The trustees of the Dupuyer road dis
trict will meet next Saturday and per-
feet an organization, besides attending
to such other business as may be called
to their attention.
The Ladies' Aid will serve ice
cream, strawberries and other
good things, in Jones' Hall, at q
o'clock ON the evening of the
Fourth of July.
Nick Dodds and Frank Swanson left
early this week on a prospecting trip on
the head of SIM river. Nick has a par
ticular locality in view and is confident
of finding a Bonanza.
Mrs. Don @. Leech is entertaining hel
mother and sister, Mrs. Mary B. Dorsey
and Miss Elizabeth Dorsey, OF Charlton
Iowa, who arrived last Saturday ano
will remain for a few months's visit.
Shearing is liz full blast at Pondera.
there being % machines with a capacity
of 5000 sheep per day, and the sheep
men express themselves as pleased with
the neat manner IN which the sswork j
done.
James Miller has sold his home ranch
to E. M. johnson, a recent arrival from
Idaho, and will look up another location
for his sheep. Mr.. johnson has a fine
bunch of cattle and a number of goot
horses, which arrived in good shape il
spite OF their long journey.
Consider the proposition for a fret
county high school. Choteau fled thu
petition and is provided with thu
necessary facilities for furnishing
school building, which it offers rent free
thus making the expense a matter of tn
teachers salary and the equipment only
a burden which will rest lightly on tn
taxpayers and repay a thousand fold b.
fitting the young to become intelligen
and useful citizens
Frank Smith, who was tried last weel
at Great Falls, being accused of stealini
horses from George Houk sands other
across the Canadian line, was sfoun'
guilty and the penalty fixed by the jur
at one years imprisonment. Severa
witnesses from the reservation were i
I attendance and the prisoner attempte
to shift the responsibility upon Perc
DeWolfe and a companion named Edmls
ton.
DR.. w. b. Wine has decided to locat
permanently at Dupuyer, and his car
will be found in another column. ID,
Wine graduated in medicine from tn
University of Maryland in 1893 and wa
clinical assistant in the hospital of tn
same institution for n year. He is
member Of the American Medical asst
= citation, also Of the Montana NEEDLES
association, and our community is fortl
nate in securing the services of a phys
clan of his experience and attainment
T. The latest styles for ladies' correspond
ence, at the drug store, all grades an
\. prices.
The Dupuyer acantha. [volume] (Dupuyer, Mont.) 1894-1904, 1901-06-27

DESERT LAND, FINAL PROOF.-NOTICE
FOR PUBLICATION.
United States Land Office Helena Mont.
June 13, 1901.
Notice sis heerby given that Sybtl Daisy
Miller Cowell, of Dupuyer. Mont. has fled
notice of intention to make proof on her
deSert-land claim No, 1862, for the ne4 ne4 sec.
IA, nw4 nw4 sec. ID & So sw4 sec. IL. tip. 20 H., r.
wv, beforge Geo. w. Magee. u. S. Com'r. at
Dupuyer, Mont. on the 27th day of July 1901.
She names the following witnesses to prove
the complete irrigation and reclamation OF
said land:
Eugene E. Leech, william cowgirl. Henry
Ryan, John w. clark OF Dupuyer, Mont.
~ GEORGE d. GREENE,
Register.
First publication June 20, 1901.
The Dupuyer acantha. [volume] (Dupuyer, Mont.) 1894-1904, 1901-06-27
Kippered Kipplets.


Ed. Matthews came in from st. Mary's
the first of the week and is as enthusiast
tic as over his mineral prospects there.
George Adam came in from Choteau
Thursday, er route to Allyn. He carries
his health certificate in a fiat McBrayer
casing 80 it won't get wet in crossing the
streams.
Mr.. j. S. Baker from Missoula, Mr..
Blackburn from Texas and Mr.. w. W.
Stevens from Salt Lake are recent arriv-
ais whose object is to engage in govern
ment surveys.
Lew. Purdy, who has been chasing the
Lost Cabin ~diggings for several years
past, came in a week ago from the
mountains and will put in the summer
in quest of those places.
Aleck Fox, al. Goss and Carl Schmidt
returned from Helena and Great Falls
Thursday evening, where they, with
others, had been as witnesses in various
cases.
Uncle Jake Schmidt was in Blackfoot
the latter part of the week for the first
time since the place was abandoned as a
division point, and was greatly surprised
at the air OF desolation pervading the
town.
Examination day at the Holy Family
mission school was an interesting occas-
ion and a great many parents Of attend
ing pupils and others were present.
| Both this and the Willow Creek school
will close for a two months vacation on
the Goth.
Quarantine officers have been stationed
at Milk River crossing to stop all north
ern Indians from coming this way, as
there is usually a large influx of Bloods
this time of the year to participate in the
fourth of July festivities and medicine
lodge near Browning.
MI. G. B. Perkins arrived at Blackfoot
Monday on his carriageless motor and
proceeded to Kalisrell the same day to
purchase lumber. Being held up by the
quarantine officer at the above mention
ed place Cal said: "Great Scott! I'm
president OF the board of health and
reek of the odors of fumigation," and SC
it came to pass that the genial real estate
owner went on hrs waV raiOicinu
The fiat has gone forth and there viii
be no medicine lodge or couchy-couchy
dances on the fourth, orders from Wash
ington to that effect having been pro,
mulgated. The ssaborigines we're intend.
ing to Guido all former exhibitions Of
barbarism on this occasion in honor Of
the White Prophet and his forty guests
who were intending to come in a specia
train to witness the iuggernaut Sof the
Blackfeet this year.
The Great Northern civil engineer
located at Blackfoot with a force of mel
have been prospecting the country ada
cent for a deposit of gravel for ballast
ing purposes. They have found a strati
all the way from eight to thirteen feet il
depth and of sufficient area to justif
putting in a steam shovel at that Cpoin
if permission can be obtained to use il
but j.. j. Hill needs it in his bushes
and that settles the question.
The Dupuyer acantha. [volume] (Dupuyer, Mont.) 1894-1904, 1901-06-27

Mormon Christ lost a jack screw on
the road somewhere between Dupuyer
and Scofin's ranch about ten days ago,
and will amply reward it's finder for it's
return, besides paying for this advertise
ment.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-11-01
PRICES STRENGTHENED UP.
SHEEP WERE STRONG ALSO.
Hoos Were Lower at Chicago. steadier
at Kansas City and Higher at
St Louis.

ManagereTucker Of the fine stock pavilion
is not little pleased al the great showing
made In getting the line cattle loaded on
trains late sunday afternoon. says the
Drovers' Telegram published In Kansas
City. Around 700 head were loaded on
hfty-thrce cars in less than two hours,
which is certainly record breaking time
for these yards Il not FOR the world.
AT htteen minutes past 4 breeder called
at Mr. fuckers office and declared he
must get out that night He was followed
by scores of other breeders who said the
same thing. The yard company's men be.
gan on the loading at once, and at pre-
clsely twenty minutes past o'clock the
last head of fnhey stock was driven over
the gangwAy to the louding chutes
This quick work is something phenom.
email. II II had been for ordinary stock
cattle. which could be iostlcd about with.
out fear of oycrheating Them or knocking
on little bunch OF hair, it would have
been different. but with the fancy stock
the short loading time Is something that
can 20 down In history as n record break.
en-. Every point of tho compass was trav.
ced by the different bands of cattle that
went out saturday, and nearly every road
that enters the yards was utilized to carry
the stock home
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-11-01
DAY In THE RICE MARKETS.
The New Orleans Market.
lsnecInl 70 The Post }


New Orleans, October 3t.-,rhe situation
for rough rice presented little change to-
day, Offerings were fairly liberal, hut
the demand ruled slack and the tone
throughout for both Honduras and doincs
tic was easier. Clean rice was In fair
demand, with trading satisfactory. Re
ceipts from country mills were very light
The receipts today were 1913 sacks OF
rough and 800 pockets Of clean, The sales
today at board Of trade we're 5e47 pockets
Of clean and 2l15 sacks Of rough, Of which
1894 sacks were Honduras and 721 sacks
domestic Japan.
The quotations are from the official re
port Of the New Orleans board of trade:
Clean Rice-Per pound Fair demand
Head $40 straghts nominal; screenings
3lS@32sc No. 2 nominal, with actual sales
al 2l@M5esc.
Rough Rice Market-Quet and eusier for
Honduras at 50 OOlI4 10 per barrel Of 1872
pounds. Domestic Japan quiet and easier
at 81 50M3 70 per barrel Of iH2 pounds
with actual sales of Honduras at 50 5M3
4 90, apd domestic Japan at 81 65dS 30
Rice polish $40 00d2oO0 per ton from
mills. Rice bran $13 00di4 90 per ton.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-11-01
pUSTON WHOLESALEMARKET

Is Is ,e *, syely grown. mo viola vii, :. 49,,
tlonede-y larger than In the section men.
~ above.
: The California market is reported cleaned
up on 2islb tomatoes In response to an
ofrer OF s2i6c, coast, by an Eastern firm
for $500 cases, a telegram from California
states that no more of this size are to be
had.
Total warehouse deliveries Of Brazil cot
fee at the United States for tho past week
amounted to 1856 bags, against l24,Gi1
bags the week previous aud iO3 26O bags
Tor the corresponding time last year ne.
hVeries at New York alone l00.140 bags
Advlces received in New York from Cow.
Wilson stanton, London. note that there
Is now no doubt that the tea crop from
India viii he very short. while It Is al,
most equally certain that a considerable
dimiuuation will take place In the produc
ton OF Ceylon teas.
Tho commercial apple crop Of the United
states for the present season approNlmates
23,000,0o0 barrels, against more than dou
bic that amount last year, being the small.
hst outturn tn many years Compared
with. 1896, the bumper crop year, the yield
is little moro Than a third,
The latest cables from Brazil on the cot.
fee crop are: Jerrincrr, Bulow & Co.. san,
tos. cabled: "Drouth has done considerable
damage; drouth continues; prospects OF
crop unfnvorahle =" s. Matherson Jr Il Go.
received the following cable from Santos:
Market firm; holders very firm. which
checks business; weather unfayorahef'
A special to the Commer,ial from san
Jogn Cal pongarr{pS urtnce.' L,,rr
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-11-01
STARR COUNTY ITEMS.
Unusual Number Of Americans Attent
Session Of District Court.

Unusual Number Of Americans Attend
Session Of District Court.
Rio Grande. Texas, October IS Results
Of district court:
Juan Garcia was convicted Of the bur
glnry Of c. Wales store last May and SEN
fenced to nine years confinement In the
state prnltentiary. He was also convicted
OF assault with intent to murder C. Vale
and W. W. Shelly, sheriff, at the time of
the burglary ana was given four years In
the tlrst case and two years in the last.
AZ the time Of the commission Of these
crimes Juan was a deputy sheriff Of Starr
county, hut these sentences put him ON
the retired llst for ifteen years.
Francisco Betancourt was given two years
guilty
Juan MAYA was given three years for
theft Of meat cattle, on plea OF guilty
Ponciano Galnido, charged with theft of
/ o mule, was acquitted by n Jury under in
structions from the court.
| The following cases were dismissed by
the district attorney for want Of sufficient
evidence; Anastrocio Flores. rape Anas-
| troclo Flores incest; lldefonso Gomez,
passing a forged instruments Jose Maria
The case against I'D c. Lasater, promi-
nent cattleman, for driving meat cattle
from their accustomed range with latent
| 20 defraud the owner WAS dismissed on
| the written motion OF the district attorney.
| Very little business was transacted GU
| the civil docket, most Of the cases being
Icontlnued There were l4T cases on the
delinquent tax docket; Of these 10 were dis
missed, taxes having been paid after suit
WIS brought, - were continued for ser.
vice; in l6 cases leave was granted Tue
| State to amend and cases continued for SER
| Vice OF amendment; a few cases were dis
missed because defendants had exhibited
receipts showing paymnt Of taxes before
| the filing OF snit.
| There were more Americans IN attendance
on this term OF court than have been seen
at court for years. sa
ON July 1 last there was over SiO9O jury
scrlp outstanding In this county and this
| term will add another 5000 Jury scrip
| Is hard to sell az IS cents on the dollar.
On the Both inst. n wedding VIII be cole
brated here between Mr.. George ]. SchunIor
ana Miss Angela Y yelo, invitations having
been extended for that occasion. big
time IL Anticipated.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-11-01
Futures Made an Adynnoo.

New York. October ~ - The cotton mar.
ket opened steady with prices points low
or to points higher. and Immediately b..
came firm ON turn Of shorts for cover
and an Influx OF buying orders through
Wall street commission houses, During the
rest Of the forenoon the course OF the
market was steadily upward with buying
for both accounts very active whereas
January sold at TAI on the call II rose to
100 before the early buying movement
The cables from Liverpool contributed
nothing 10 materially affect local sent
ment either way and receipts were quite
large, Rut In place Of the nne weather
which has prevailed FOR six weeks or more.
a sharp fall IN temperature TO frost level
was forecasted with showery conditions
west Of the Mississippi tomorrow.
The early action OF the market clearly
Indicated that yesterdays heavy selling
movement Ind cleaned out practically M
the long interests and had created large
short account Trading was quito active
until after midday, when the outside hwy
Ing subsidized. ProHt-taklng then carried
prices on sharply. January selling dawn to
Z. ~. The estimates for tomorrow's re-
cciptS pointed 20 u sharp decline In the
movement, while the news from Fall River
reelected firm market and little prospect
Of strike In the mills. The market later
displayed o disposition TO do better on the
lenst support The close was steady With
prices net unchanged to q points higher,
except August, which was " higher.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-11-01
Marlin Matters.

Marlin. Texas, October 3o-A meeting bas
been called by the knights Of Pythias Of
this city at theic castle ball Thursday
night, the organization Of a uniform rank
Of Tic order being n contemplation. Many
knights of the city are greatly inter
ested In this movement and the uniform
rank viii NJ donbt be organized.
Mr.. Il A. Brown has sold his farm In
the Denny community, this county, ard IA
prospecting In West Texas. This makes
four good farms that have changed hands
In that county during the past three
months. The owners found no difficulty In
getting buyers aad each farm Brought a
> ]. g Meyhofrer Of the surset.celtral lines
IL in the city,
Or. d. w Myer of the Houston aud
Texas Central railroad II In the city.
j. c. Burress and wife Of Atlanta arc
Mr. and Mrs c. 4. Todd and Miss Mary
Todd Of Elmlra, n Y, are In the city
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-11-01
HER DAY OF ACTIVITY.
NEW GOODS IN BIG LOTS
Seed Oil Is Quiet VIII - +
|ower-Corn snSs%fA4sy,S '.-'''ss'sss'dees
| 5IES1la.,nr,errsII ' Notes : 80

|terday was another day of activity
ne wholesale markets New grades
almost in tralnloads, aud immense
Is corresponding to the big supplies
Ia heavy trading. one firm had "a
|nds standing on the track at one time,
| sting Of apples, bananas, pincapples
and this was only q partial division
@ arrivals.
y dates are expected In few days.
n ruled firm, with corn and oats a
lgher
st & Leinbach will unload a car of
tla oranges today.
bd trading in Texas tomatoes is in evi.
Il and large shipments are coming In
ons hold very strong at present quo
bs and stocks have been rather short
n York Catawba and Concord grapes
|neeting with a good reception among
peal retailers.
Il egg situation was not changed, with
II ruling around Ice, and receipts
|what lighter.
IRE is a large supply of cabbage on
| with medium demand, Prices have
VERY steady as a rule.
pet potatoes are seen a good deal in
|trade and some excellent stocks OF
have been received and sell at about
Il cotton seed oil market was quiet with
215c lower on prime crude and sum
yellow The meal and cake situa-
Iremalned firm but unchanged and
Really no demand existed for llnters.
II seasons pecan crop In Texas is
Bring to come into market II is stated
|ealers In the nuts that in the imme-
vicinity of Austin the crop is short.
| Recording to reliable reports which
reached here from other sections
iand north of here, where the pecan
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-11-01
BRENNAN BUDGET.
MEETING Of Citizens to Discuss the Cot.
ton Mill Question

MEETING Of Citizens to Discuss the Cot
ton Mill Question.
Brenham, Texas October 81, The follow
Ing call was issued last eyenine:
To the Public; In order that the matter
OF establishing cotton mill may be intci,
lgenily discussed, aud 10 provide a thor.
ongh Investigation of the adyisabluy Of
establishing a cotton mill here At this time.
we hereby call meeting Of an those in
terested in the protect to meet at The Of
nee OF Giddings q Giddings at 43O - M,
thursday, October 81. We wonld Ike "a
nave full attendance Of ali those inter
estod Ia the uphuhdlng Of the town and
country, whether they feel disposed 20 go
into the enterprise or not Respectfully,
p, - GiddlngS IT. =, iIe1her stone. T..
W scarcy, c. W Wihkclmann' William
Lusk, H. X Harrison, r o. Luhn.
At this writing the money, energy brains
and grit of BRENNAN are gathering Mt tho
office Of Messrs. Giddings s Giddlngs for
the purpose Of discussing the adVisahilily
Of building . cotton mill In Brenham
The matter win be thoroughly invesil
that purpose deem II a eafc investment
there IS but litlle doubt but that Brennan
VII soon take her place among the pro
featuring industries
Following Is the wording Of Telegram
received by MI Pennington
Beaumont October 81 We haye a 6nC
six.lnch well on your land. Il L. Cox ~
This viii be gratifying news to these
gentlemen, Rrenham has sml a good deG
q cash in Beaumont and Y Is TO be hoped
that these gentlemen win reni1e hand
some prohts on their gusher. II Is on
Spindle Top Heights. They win market
the oil.
There was q dclgbtfui social function at
tho pretty homo Of Hon, nnd Mrs. w, w
Searcy on North Ant street Wednesday
evening complimentary To their guest Miss
Rector of Cairo, NJ. who viii leave short
y for her far away home after most
delightful visit to BreDham where her
claiming personality has won for her a
warm place in the hearts Of the youug
people Of Brcnham society, The enter
tainment In her honor Wednesday night
was happily conceived and the general ar
rangement admirably carried ont
Congressman Albers Bnrleson Of the Ninth
congressional district spent Wednesday aud
part OF Thursday in the city renewing Ac
qu0lntances with his constituents and left
Thursday for Caldwell. He was I'm con
snltatlon with those who hold the political
destiny Of Washington county in their
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-11-01
Spots Closed lower.

New Orleans. October 3t,-In the spot
market today there was an active demand
and the offerings were very good In
fact thanks to the heavy volume Of sup
plies now pouring In from the interior,
factors are readily enabled TO keep their
tables overlooking SO that buyers have no
difficulty in making selections Of any
grade. or staple desired Sales $3.50 bales.
including 800 10 arrive Quotations / ia
lower.
There was fairly brisk trading IN futures,
with mcnsureably wide fluctuations In.
values through the backing and sllng Of
prices was Influenced by no greater
weight than that represented hy altcrnat
Ing spurts of selling aud buying on tho
FIRST cali prices were 4 to points higher
and later on showed further Improvement
OF . To points. closing with net gains Of
. points each on November and December
and to points on other positions
Note-Noyemhcr I being legal holiday In
markets.