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The National tribune., 1902-10-02
FROM THE NATIONAL TRIBUNE, WASHINGTON, D. c
THURSDAY, APRIL u. 1897.

calling attention to the annOumeeElemt OR
Messrs Buffs q Phil1iPa. which reappears
I'm another column OF this 1ssue. Not Only
have they been successful as prac1iti0a0Fs,
but their PERSONAL war record gives An
additional i0terest 70 their career. The
fact that they are both veterans natural.
y had = bearing upon the suceess they
have achieved professionally In the sDO-
ctat ltue OF practice 10 which they have
devoted their efforts. Both memkers 81
the firm have had the advantage OF long
service In responsible positions In th0
Pension Bureau.
Army and Navy SurvivOrS' IstvIsi0n,
which has been officially described ~
having enabled over co. 900 elaimants 70
prove their eases before the Bareaa WhO
otherwise would have failed, for lack II
evidence.
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TRUCE PATCHED UP.
Warning Baseball Factions Said 10 Have
Agreed

Agreed
New York. March Is. Common sense has
al last prevailed with the msgnates ~ the
National league, and there will be baseball,
and plenty Of II. throughout the eight club
circuit during tho coming season.
II was announced today on excellent an
thorlty that the warning factions had hefd
conference and patched up = truce where.
by tho batchet would be buried the kning
summer, az least with the proylso that
hostilities may be resumed In the fall
In other words, the magnates viii get to-
gether on March - next, regardless Of
decision by Judge Truax, IN the Injunction
suit, proceed again from where they lett
OF last December, aud try 10 elect presi-
dent
II that is impossible the direction NJ ar
fairs viii be placed In the hands Of q com
mittec Of three. with y. h. Young as chair.
man and one member representing each oy
the warning factions
ibis committee will prepare a schedule.
appoint umprcs and attend 20 other NIT
ters 1ppcrtainiug TO the business end uf the
championship. After that toe players Will
take the center of the stage and hole it for
six months
It Is intimated that A. g. Spalding was
not consulted In the step taken by the loyal
four. In order to prove that they have
not relaxed their allegiance they Will east
several ballots for him
II a decision is Impossible. then the com
mittcr referred to win be appointed Brush
Pile. and Hart, who is close 10 Spaldug. VIII
look after the interests Of the LOYAL four
Il has become apparent that Freedman can
not he forced out NJ the National league.
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LORD QUEx THE WINNER.
He Got There First in the Sixth Cres'
cent City Derby.
IDA LEDFORD ONLY FAyORITf BEATEN
The Derby Was Worth $500 10 the
Winner-Vassal Dance Was the
Only Real Contender.

New Orleans. March i5.-Nesrly 5000 peo'
pie cheered the favorite IN to victory n
the sixth Crescent City Derby A morning
OF rain seemed TO threaten Lord Quex's de
feat. when the Derby betting opened all
Of the confidence in Lord Que1 was re-
stored and he ruled throughout strong
fsvorite. opening at 3 to 2 and closing at
10 TO 10. Kaffr. generally regarded as
the principal contender, developed but
iukewarm support. his price frightening
from to / to Is to 3. Merrymaker, who
was falsely credited with an excellent
chance in the mud, was backed from tens
IA fours. The STROBE pair, st Tammauy
snd Prowl, closed at hves and the others
unnoticed Each shared in the applause
which greeted the parade to the post.
Prowl and Duke Of Connaught were arst
In motion as the barrier rose and led on
suifrsnce into the back stretch. Wnkdeld
picked the best Of the going for LORD QueE,
moved up on tho outside rs tuey neured the
half mile post and rounding the far turn
opened up a gap which the others ucvrr
closed Nassal Dance the real contender
despite Otis inability to do dim Justice
came With a strong rush az the end, but
Winkheld shook the favorite NJ and Won
ont very clcvcrly by length aud hali
Duke Of CouuauCht WAS injured 10 the right
foreleg and It Is feared has broken duvn.
The race was worth Sisun TO the winner
of the other favoritcs, Ida Lcdford was
thu only one beaten
Six furlonEg Draw Lad Ida PonZauce,
Tenderloiu. Time ] Is
Five furlongs Lura Lighter. little Giant,
Honda. Time 90
Selling, mile aud seventy Yards Jerry
Hunt, BaniSh, Chiukndec. Time 1894.
Crescent CITY Derby. mile and a furlong
Lord Quex, l22 ID. Wmkdeldi j. 10 lo,
won; Vassal Dance 10 tOtlsi. 20 10 !,
second; Prowi, ll5 tLandryl, . to ]. third.
Time 2:00h. 81. Tammony, kafdr. Duke
Of Connaught, Cast Iron and Merrymaker
also ran
Mile and a siGteeuth-Digby Bell, Ida
Ledford, Jessie Jarbnc. Time 1;J2ta.
Handicap, six furlongs-Death- Ben
Hullum. Velma CLARK Time 117tg
Selling, mile and half--Lou Reg Little
Tommy Tucker, Woodtrics Time 2:l3
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New 8. Of |. &. Officer.

The Ladies' Auxiliary of Texas division
No PSI, G. l. \. TO tue Brotherhood Of Lo
connective Engineers, held it's meeting in
fythlau han. Fifth ward, Thursday and
elected the following officers for tho en-
suing fiscal year Mrs. j. u. Anderson,
president Mrs d, A. Middleton. Vice presi-
GENT Mrs, {. w Corners, secretary; Mrs
); ID; Middleton, treasurer Mrs A. Tyler
taly; Mrs. W. r. Nhiting. guide. Mrs /
Schworre. sentinel Mrs C. W Corners
,wsas chosen as the delegate to represent
LeAas division at the grand convention OF
the G. /. A. 70 he held ID Norfolk Va
The division Is In excellent condition and
the reports Of the officers made at the
meeting Thursday show that n has en
loved q prosperous year. has increased IA
condition.
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9es father Is reformed man " che
SaIu, ana our friends think IL a miracle IN a :
l cured MIN without his knowlcdae ar con
500 hal read now Mrs. Kate Lynch Of
- Elils street, san Francisco. Cal md
cured her husband by using a rar, ,'i il,i
NieIlS IN MS coffee and food ana 90
70 Dr. Haines for a trial Whom r. 900
d. puI some III fathers coffee aud food and
Tho 5ieSsr UNI v!ossiy bur he couldn't tell
one morning father got m and soia r.,
rarely ate much breakfast. He wen+ o. 80 ne
anu I'M. Wneh ne came home at noon perfectly
sober was almost frantic win }o, 'vv.'t
hadn seen him sober for balf az
lore IN over fourteen years. After I'M.
ne sAt down In the big easy chair ana LA ia
EultA, ! don't know what has come 49,.
All m, nmI l h9tc the sight and smell OF li6nor
rms was too much for me ana + toIst XXX.
tnen What had done Well. We bo,L M M
a sV"u cry ana now we have the hanniest
nome ana the kIndest father Won rap
experience for II will reach II, punish thls
ana let them know about that wondorS,1
Golden Specific" WONDERFUL
Or. Halnes, the dlscoverer will ,,,,
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is mailed free TO show how n ~ remedy
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SSien3u your name and address To DR. \ W
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pam wrapper. also full dIrcc+Ions an i
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REEFS TO RETIRE.
Noted Racing Judge viii Quit After the
Louisville Meeting.

Noted Racing Judge VIII Quit After the
Louisville Meeting
Racing folks the country over will he sur.
prised to learn that Captain james Rees
has decided 10 qut the turf for al time.
He viii 1nlsh out his engagement at New
Orleans, viii he in the stand at Memphis
and viii. as agreed, look after the meeting
az Louisville, then he steps down and turns
over this very important department Of
Western racing to other hands
This announcement means considerable 10
the future Of the turf In the South II
means the loss Of the services Of gentle
man whose work has done more TO rid thc
sport Of a dangerous element than that ~
all the other officials combined His inter.
est has been purely a sentimental ono II
e true that he was paid for his fine but
the financial remuneration was a very minor
Iart ~ the NEGATIVE that kept him OF the
helm He was and Us lover Of the snort
the reforms that were SO badly needed
Early and late he nborcd 10 wipe out the
evils ana to bring the satisfaction that goes
To MAKE healthy racing He has been
temptcc In step down before, but has gone
on again. anxious 10 soc hi, aims aclicy ed.
and none can deny that he has been one
Of The very best friends to the sport
He declines 20 give any specific reasons
for his retirement, hut " !, well known
that he has been contemplating this etcp
for some tne huviu. grown worn and
tired with the labOrious details That no
made f"r himself Nonc VIII question his
integrity or his honesty NJ purpose aud
while some few may be Inclined 20 differ
with ha views NJ the practical end ~ rae
Ing the exceptions are rare. which means
that nll considered no was tho best Of.
drai that ever held forth in the steward
stand, East or West.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-16
FOREIGN BRIEFS.

PEKlN.-1be United states Minister
tonger has commissioned Mcssrs Balm
bridge and Rassdale tthe latter Is the Unit
cd States consul at Tien Tsinl 10 adjust the
indemnity claims OF Americans, approximate
ing 5000 coo IN gold
HAMBURG. ~ The Hamburg American
me following the lead yesterday OF the
North German Lloyd steamship company
announced an Increase OF 10 marks in ijs
Storage rates 10 New Narb
PRETORIA. Transyaal. Commander Gel.
llers or the kroOnstad iOrmgc River colo.
N.Y. commando Of Beers was among the
prisoners captured by the British recently
IN the Hebron district
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ANGLO.J TREATY
Englishmen Are NOT Quite So Jubi-
liant Over II as They Were.
LOOKS LIKE A ONE.SIDED AGREEMENT
It Tends to Focus the Power Of the
British Empire Upon Point
that Is Not Vital

New York, March L. The Commercial
Advertisers London cablegram says.
The Angio-Japanese alliance went UP Ike
rocket, and II ii would he stretching q
point 70 say that n has come down like o
stick, one may at least and with perfect
accuracy, note that the second thoughts
Of Engllshincn on this momentous agree
ment are not quite so iubllaut as they were.
For q day or two every mans cap was in
the air and there was a whoop Of delight
ever the discovery that the government
after years OF drifting had at last hit upon
a far Eastern policy The great merchants
who carry the Chinese trade were patttcn-
larry enthusiastic. The self confidence o!
the country, Ia the dialect Of the stock eN.
change. was buoyant and active Tho gov
crnmcnts position was immensely strength.
cned and with a British prestige ia every
capital Of tho world advanced a decisive
step.
Directly the treaty was made known in
Pekin Prince Ching loft,ir ref1'ed to hold
any further discussion upon the Manfhnr'
ian agreement with tho Pissinn envoy
were hardly less palnahlc An effective and
even powerful ally had been added 90 the
strength of the greatest naval power ia
tho world and tho fact was celebrating
10 ninety nine ouf oi every 100 English.
men, az il could not be depressing to Great
Rritains rivals. Tho fun gravity Of what
had happened was naturally not M hrSt
appreciated here
The greatest objection 20 tine treaty is the
focusing Of the power of Iuyland on q
spot that Is important mo- douhl nut MOI
vital "a the empire hWoprrS her' ih'fe
fore. In other directions mat may ho or
Infinitely more moment Tn sense. 10 is
q one Sdcd bargain. guaranteeing 10 Japan
her national e1istcuDe and TO Engl"nt
trade, indeed. but also Immense pos 'ihli
ties OF ENHANCEMENT
There is today. after three weeks re-
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-16

amateur championships and the number to
qualify IN both the amateur and vomcn's
championships.
Hereafter all medal play rounds ~ cham
niouships for mon and women shall he
eighteen holes, aud the FIRST sixty four will
qualify instead Of the first TWENTY-FIVE, as
formerly. This Will reduce tho arst days
play 70 sorting ont ~ tho best sixty four
who will meet IN match play. In the pair.
ngs for the preliminary rounds ~ match
33. player No. with No - and So on
IT will be impossible 10 toll under this ar
rsngement where any PLAYER outside of the
first four will land
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-16
BECOMING INTERESTED.
Tho Colombian Government Appeals 10
Us Washlnnton Repre- sentative

Tho Colombian Government Appeals 10
lis Washington Representative.
Panama, Colombia. March H. rhc spp,
cla representative OF Panama at Wash.
inSton this morning sent cable message
10 friends here regarding tina isthmiun
canal situation. and this afternoon a con
frrcucc Of prominent natives was held. at
which II was decided 10 send Ia Dr. Jose
V. toncha, the Colombian minister at
Washington the following cabegram. I'm
portant news received regarding the canal
makes us appeal Ia YOUR patriotism in favor
Of the interest of Colombia which are In
iimatcly connected With the realization OF
this work"
General SalaZar, governor NJ Panama,
also sent a cable dispatch To Minister
'oncna The contents Of the governor $
message were not made public
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-16
A DAY IN THE CITY.


TEMPERANCE WORK The meeuDE
called Wednesday afternoon Of the Harris
County womsus Christian Temperance
Union. TO meet with Mrs Stoddard. presi.
dent Of the State womans Christian Tenn
perancc Union, was largely attended MIS-.
Stoddard's address to ihem furnished great
encouragement for more faithful work ana
oil profeSsed 10 he glad tbnt they attended.
This organization has for IFS object the OK
tending Of the work In other places IN tue
county, aud Miss Rhena Mosher' one OF the
National lecturers. VIII soon begin work IN
poiuts opened ,,n las, Tho .orrcsnondinc ser.
-. W.
1t,s., an tAecutiNe 1oluLnllltf We ~
aWiu t 10 mahe hiIdhSements Iur Iue ~
wi, Naa uisY ueclueI 90 aIIanst luI 4"
sV,u Hieudl C"nt'sl, there peihS enough ~.
for .nId VI oue rthNeT Meals 40 nif az
~ buIu que. ms Is InIorite gnu 81
con,no,o ~ M,nHess VI EDia lheua IAN ,bey
tor diamond ann medals Illinois mad AZ con on
the diamond medals A successful Social
WAS held by the Central union at Mrs.
Slaaticr Wednesday night tul pro
ana Mrs. stoddsrd's tgIt ,e TH, ne use of
alcohol in medIcine. enfSrced by telling in.
ridepts. was fhnrongbIy enioyCd AS we're
'''si' u
EpWoPrtI rrAerE vvppL rho cahi
-
hel meeting OF the Officers Of the LpWorth
League Of the Texas conference Of the
Nretbodys, rntsoo-,, ohnr,H so,,b bol.
''p''1'p"i t"u''n H. SUN
at the Tabernacle Methodist Episcopal
church, South, Yesterday was pleasant
,0.j. Noithor 80. -, n, 1,r,,-
nun, Ne'I"eI 'pe preSioehtr MI ~ iN'"
J Bailey Of Austin, nor the first vice presi-
or, %,S, p'a,,'e Norman o, r 49,
a., -. ,,,.. IN. - - 80 .,,ts
o,t, so.ona ,i1a 80, - ,,. io,,,,o
-, -, 49, -, .5....,s ,,o
IeSlueu az me neeIlhg Aha ,onn r'''I , trc
ae Mich r am ,,s ua Cos an e1
WIZ ul"Vn M".h uohe' ~ rs i w as -" ~
g ~, seSS'on, Dul niue rs hnoMn lg
~ NUlh VI me ''asHe tor me ,'''.ls or.
M"S u,aPPpu gu, anu III i'I ,1utH tnt 49, 49,
~ loI!tHla.'d NeS'eroa{ WI nI I'D ~
nv out'.ES WtIe WtH plt9H.I VI
result pi the vunuet incetlnE auu I,,. ,Ii1l
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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-16
cLosE sHooTINa MArcH.

Elliott Came Near Losing the Cup to
Helkes.
Hot Springs, Ark. March l5.-Roua o.
Helkes Of Dayton. Ohio, gave J. A. r. Ell
liott Of Kansas city ono Of the hardest
and closest races Of bis life here this after
noon in their match at 100 live birds for
possession OF the Sportsmen's Review cup,
held by Elliott. At the end Of the hrst
round the score was Helkes "a Elliott %.
At the half way post Il stood Helkcs IS.
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Pneumonia Cured.


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JEFFares-FlTzslmmoNs FIGHT.
The Bids for the Contest We're Opcned
IN San Francisco.

The Bids for the Contest We're Opened
IN San francisco.
san Francisco March l5.-Blds for the
observation-disclosures fight wore opened here
tonight. Billy Delaney represented Jcnrics
at the opening number Of local clubs
submitted bids. The outside club to nut IN
a MA VAS the Century club of Los Angeles.
Inc bids, with the exception OF the Los
Angeles club, offered only straight per
centage OF the gross receipts, The Los An.
geles clus submitted three propositions: A
purse OF $1,000; 20 per cent Of the gross
receipts with a guarantee OF $4,000: and
10 per cent Of the receipts
The local bids follow: National Athletic
club, - per cent; Yosemite Athletic club.
Gb 2-3 per cent; san Francisco, 90 per cent;
twentieth Century, so per cent: Buy CITY.
GA per cent TO the principals mud IN. to
charity, Hayes Valley, a. per cent.
Delaney announced that the bids would
be considered by J"nric- and Fitz,immOus,
who would probably require some time to
determine which Was the hest offer
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-16
Coekinn Main Arrannsd.

big main is to be fought at tho opera
house in opelonsas, La, March % and -
between Texas and Louisiana birds. Texas
70 be represented by j. n Madigan OF
Houston aud Louisiana bv A A. Ozennc OF
largest main ever fought in Soutb,yest
Louisiana. Each party has agreed To show
twenty.onc cocks, from four pounds twelve
ounces to SIX pounds six ounces and light
on the odd
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-16
Oakland Reeults

san Francisco, March IS Weather clear;
track good
Futurlty course, selling Psrsade Mails
pima, Montana Peerless. Time Tia
-Four furlougs 1.veU.olGs nurse Bclls
Reed. Houilou. Gr0rEia West Time 1854.
Mile and furloug, selling Frank Woods
horlnet Frdolin Time l.56l2
Fonr miles. Thornton stskcs-S iddous
Li2zella Bangor Time 100
Nile and sixteenth handicap Home
stead, The Ircticr. NocGrle Time 1883
SIX fnrlung., curse Joo Frey, The Giyer,
Beau Ormonde. Fine 1;13N.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-16

New York, March l5-The Baltimore
club, by order Of Manager MeGraw, has
expelled outAelder Donlln from the club
and sent telegram to that effect 10 Pres
from Baltimore Doulin WAS charged with
striking a chorus girl
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Elliott as. Al the end OF The third string
TIE score tied. each having killed seventy
Of the seyenty-hVe.
Each killed twenty four of the last TWEEN
ty-hve and tho score was tio with nine s.
four Kills The tie was Immediately shot
off, zach shooting st twenty birds Elliott
Killing nineteen IN Hckes eighteen and won
the match
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-16
SOZODONTfO the TEEN

night by a negro man Wno syeius
ARRAY occurred en- Cohgts'S
Travis.
The Bray's BAYOU Gun auS .sosti
win have blue rock and rinf Al
its park this afternoon at ,Sr w
ladies will have confess gos.
the bowling alley. A geilersu ~
Is expected. rhe enterialp. IshL
clude with a calico ball AZ
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-16
The AMERICANS WON

They Vanqushed the British Team in
the Chess Match.
New York, March 15.-After two DAYS Of
hard lighting the American chess team
vanQul-bed the British team tonight, this
being the seventh Of the international
SERIES ~ matches FOR the Nrwncs cup.
America won livc and q hair games aud
Great Britain four and % half
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-16
U. S. COLE ASSOCIATION.

Some New Rules for Championship
Amateur Matches.
New York, March II Radical changes
have been made by the executive commit.
tee Of the United States Golf association
In the bylaws governing the pairing on the
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-16
RAcINa SEASON IN FRANCE.

The American Jockeys Headed the List
as Usual
Paris March l5rac HAT racing session
Ia FraEec opened with the 81, Cloud meet.
ing today American jokes j. Rom, Rig
by, Mcintyre Buchanan A1d w. Henry
rode and To six races they bad two hrsts,
two seconds and three thirds.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-16
cusA's NEW eoVERNht''

Havana, March -. seere! ", Il
Tamsyo and Senior Gapote S 800
Work today on the steamer ,Ma, sls. :
70 to consult Senior Iom9s ~ rsfsft
presldent-elsct OF Cuba, ~..rnnezt
Inauguration " the nsw nro6ab9
ernor General Wsoe WA
here neat week.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-16
WILL PLAY WIFE BOSTON.

Ffcher Fetc Husu1g Tas 5Tg0e1 WIN
the American League.
Milwaukee, Wis, March lj.-Pitchrr Pete
Husting. who played vim the Milwaukee
team last season. has signed contract to
play this season with the Boston club Of
the American league
II Is stated that Hu,ting Will draw S270O
for the season. He was on the reserve list
q the St Louis club. but when Manager
NcAleer declined 10 pay him the salary
sEked-which was S2TOO-Husttng an
nounced that he would remain at Fond du
Lac and practice law.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-16
SUBSTANTIAL INCREASE
Shown IN Registration Figures Yester-
day Over 1898 and 1900.

day Over 1898 and 1900.
Registration figures for the present year
are now FAR in advance OF the hgures Of
ls'S aud 1900 Registrar Grumbach and
his clerks issued 544 certificates Yesterday.
against al lu lS9S and IUt ia 1900. showing
n,FN substantial increase over both years.
inc Following table shows the compare.
i've registration for 1898 and 1900 Tor the
LeslsLr4LLon has boon I'M nnnnl MI. Nnnr.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-16

Ir'ai Package Of tho Remedy Mailed
Free to Show How Easy 1t Is to
Cure Drunkards.
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Amateur Ball Game

There was a game Of baseball yesterday
afternoon at Sacred Heart grounds between
II, Thomas and Dorrance Mines The latter
were defeated by score Of "a To g.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-16

hosENBERG-A petition hiss been pre-
sented 70 the county commissioners asking
p9rats this town for al lnunlclpai pur.
peseS