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The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1902-06-13


Trunks and satchels at Marsh &
Bidwell's.
The Hon. Vernon j. Rose spent
Tuesday night in our city.
Best 81 90 ladies shoe on earth
Marsh q Bidwell.
If you miss it, you will miss IT
that funny show, Wed nesday, June Is,
ga Chicago Tramp"
Drummers' samples in straw hats
Marsh & Bidwell.
Children's Day was celebrated at
the Meth dist Episcopal church last
Sunday with appropriate exercises.
T. II. EVANS is Bonded Abstracter
and Ex-Register of Deeds for Edwards
County.
Mrs. S. G. Leonard went to Kansas
City Monday to take a post graduate
course in optics. She may remain
Two or three months.
The "Maine" Refrigerator, Lawn
Settles and Hammoc For sale by
Cole & Wilson.
Cyrus Roberts went to Dodge City
with some horses Monday. G. L.
Painter filled out the car and took
them to Colorado.
DIR. SMYSER, painless dentist,
will be in Kinsley Thurs -
lay and Friday, June 10 sssszSssSSs}
AID 20, at Hinkel's Hotel. oIOI'
Try the celebrated Mcpherson -four
tour Banner For sale by W. f..
Fravel.
The Nettleton Swimming station be-
gan operations last Monday. Mr..
Smith, the manager, will put in a feed
mill in connection with the plant.
Elegant line of neekwear just re-
cieved. Marsh & Bidwell.
Charlie Foran writes from q Wich-
tia hospital that he has been confined
to the institution for seven weeks
suffering with muscular paralysis and
Ice, clean and nice. ut A. Mont
gomery's, one mile north of town. If
Lorraine and KeltOn Lewis left Wed
uesday for Kingfisher, Okla, and
Duncan, L. T., to spend month with
their grandmother and other relatives.
See our 500 shoes for men and
women.-Marsh IL Bidweli.
Supt. AVER of the Santa Fee was in
the city Monday locating a site for
storage coal bins. They will be near
the Tubbs mill and are intended to
supply the demand in winter and so
prevent famine.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1902-06-13

New muslin underwear.-Marsh &
Bidwell.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1902-06-13

Carriage painting and all /
branches of interior decorating
Work guaranteed to be done in
a strictly first class and work
manlike manner. Orders left at
Mosher's drug store will receive
prompt attention. Shop over
Baugher's blacksmith shop on
north side of railroad.
Rubber hose at Rummell's.
Normal Institute, July 2S-Aug. -.
Pillow shoes cheap.-Marsh & Bid.
well.
Prof. Baugher has moved into the
Adams house, lately vacated by J. 81.
Smart.
Snaps in shirt waists for both meu
and women.-Marsh s. Bidwell.
Mrs. William Wells and sons Of
Belpre are visiting the family of j. r.
Bacon.
A' "A-'oO SUisS Ou-J @IO.VO.-tn dfSIl
& Bidwell.
J. Fl. Smart is building fine barn
on the new residence property which
he has lately occupied.
Rare bargains in mems, boys and
children's suits.-Marsh & Bidwell.
~
Heury Ketelson's new house shows
more architectural taste than any
thing built in our city for some time.
Dress shirts and neckwear.-Marsh
& Bidwell.
You get your moneys worth if you
see "a Chicago Tramp" Personally
guaranteed. Wednesday, June Is.
Try the best high patent -four on the
market, "Our Banner " For sale by
w. E. Fravel.
The school library will be open to
patrons of the school from 9 to II
o'clock every morning during the
year.
Be not deceived; science IS not
mocked: if you sow. and it grows,
you will surely reap-with Deering
header.-Sold by Misner & Gender.
Mesdames Brown and Young of
Dodge arrived yesterday morning to
visit their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Me-
Michael.
Tablets, box paper. pens, ink, pen
ellis aud all kinds of stationery at the
Kinsley Book Store.
Mrs. G. Frank McGill arrived home
Saturday night after a month IS visit
with Mr.. and Mrs. Wilbur J. Mowry
of Parsons, Kans.
l invite you to exami ne nay stock if
you are thinking of papering or paint
ing your house.-C. O. Wilson. T.
Invitations are out for the marriage
of Ora G. Mccormick and Miss Eva
Wilkerson, at Lewis, Kans., at 7:3o
p. m.. Wednesday, June Is.
Fans and arasols.-Ma rsh sc Bid
we'll.
Mr.. aud Mrs L. 3. Noble of Hutch
inson expect to take an eastern trip
this month. Their itinerary will in
clude New York, Washington, Boston
and other cities.
All new this season. You will for
get you ever owed a cent if you see
ga Chicago Tramp" ON Wednesday,,
June Is,
G.. w. Beeler arrived fromA Kansas
City this week accompanied by his
two youngest daughters The two
older young ladies will spend the
summer in the east.
Now is the time,
And Misner Sc Goudes's is the place,
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John Motifs new house looks as
though it would soon be habitable.
Titles examined and abstracts made
by T. Il. Evans, bonded abstracter.
Max Herdler has begun work on his
new house in the south part of town.
All linen handkerchiefs only 5cts.
each.-Marsh s. Bidwell.
E. D. Taylor writes that his mother
is improving and that he will return
in few days.
New muslin underwear.-Marsh &
Bidwell.
N. 3. Sprouse OF Kirksville is in
the city He is a graduate of the fine
normal school at that place.
Best l5c line of wash goods.-Marsh
& Bidwell.
John Dorning's nephew and niece
arrived from Colorado yesterday and
will spend their school vacation with
him.
Mems suits ITO order.-Marsh s.
Bidwell.
Mrs. Will Montgomery and Miss
May Montgomery arrived Wednesday
evening to attend the funeral of Albert
Wang.
25c underwear for men.-Marsh q
Bidwen.
Mr.. Beezley's new house is rapidly
nearing completion and has the best
interior design of anything we have
examined lately.
The Kinsley Book Store has just re-
ceived another shipment of books, in
ending standard and popular works.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-01-22
TEXAS.

new insect is doing great damage to
the wheat in Grayson county.
Stephens county democrats have declared
Themselves on the lease line.
Girls industrial school commission looked
over the property offered by Greenvile.
Two men charged with raising 81 to So
bills are in Jail at Dallas under indict-
ment by the Federal grand Jury.
The engineers are expected TO make their
report on the protection OF Galveston in
a short time.
Cases are being disposed OF very RAPIDLY
in the criminal court at Galveston.
The express companies are DESTROYS OF
handing money into the State treasury.
Attorneys are arguing the Lloyd murder
case at Beaumont.
a new gusher is in at Beaumont which
found the oil at $50 feet.
now common carrier pipe line will soon
he 10 operation at Beaumont and viii aid
the shipments.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-01-22
ALLOWED WIDE LATITUDE
The Debate on the Deficiency Bill
Grows General in Character.
OPPOSED TO REDEEMING ARID LANDS
Sbley Says They win Be Brought Into
Competition With Lands in More
Settled States

Washington, January 2L-in the absence
OF other pressing business. the house man
ayers are allowing the widest latitude in
,ue uebatc on the urgent deficiency bill now
peiore the house. The irrigation OF arid
iands In the West and the adylsabi.ity Of
retaining control OF the Philippines were
the main topics under dscusdca today
ihe speakers were Mr. Slblcy PaJ. Mr.
Dinsmore CAIRO, AR Newlands Ney.), Mr.
Mondell tWyo), Mr.. Robinson tindJ, Mr.
herhS IIJ, Mr.. Gaines Genn), Mr. Van
diver tMoJ and Mr.. Green Pa)
The house, without preliminary business
went into committee of the whole and re
summed the general debate upon The urgent
uthcltucE appropriation biz. Mr.. Smiley
lLHJ opposed the government entering at
lnis lilhe upon scheme FOR the irrigation
Oh the ARIA lands I'm the West Members
representing an agricultural constituency
Suouid oppose measure which involved the
expenditure OF untold millions 10 be taken
10y taxation from all. lie objected TO bring
!HS Hlltllohs OF acres Of lands into cumueu-
,iul with the farm lands In the Eastern,
Middle ana Southern States, which, lac
sag, are declining in value,
or. NeWlands tNev.l replying to Mr.,
Slbley claimed that the proposed bill would
Hol create charge on the public treasury,
hui would employ only the fund raised from
ne sale Of arid lands for the work of re-
acres Of arid land IN the West. he said
mere was not water enough to reclaim
more than 100000
Mr. Gaines Clcnn) opposed the item In
inc bill providing for the establishment Of
mlllary post at Manila and denounced the
ADMINISTRATION policy in the Philippines.
Mr. Gaines declared TINT while I'm the
Philippines lie learned absolutely that the
Americans promised Independence to the
FilipiuOs
Mr. Kahn lCalD challenged him to pro
duce the n0mc Of single Filipino who
gave him such information
Nj. Gaines said that the Information -
been given In confidence ana that were le
70 diEulge the names Of those Who had
given 1t 10 him they would lose their heads.
This reply elected jocrs from the rcpub.
licFu sidc.
AIR. Dinsmorc (Ark) also spoke in opposl-
tion 10 the administration Philippine
policy lie insisted that we should not
turn our backs upon the glorious traditions
OF the past and cuter upon a colonial
tho committee rose.
AT $40 p. N. the house adjourned
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COULD NOT STAND DEFEAT.
EH-Suprene Recorder Of the Leoion c
Honor Suicidah In g. -.

tH-9uPreme Recorder Of the Lealon of
Honor Suicded in St. Louis.
st. Louis, January u. William f. IIoy.
I m'lSier Of ST. Louis, ov.suprorne recorder
/ or me Legion Of Honor committed .niridr
/ yl, the IlanIers hotel Icy shooting himself
Iho only witness 10 tho suicide c,oy
| Icoi se NJ Arkicy OF Kansas CITY. DENNY
/ 'of"nor Roughcr was notified cnd tooG
| clarGc Of the remains. ' '''N
MI. IinhmelSter was defeated last nipbt
/ ii"r Ie'elccllon as supreme recorder of I'M
legion Of Honor by c. Il. r. White ma nm
oFgttii'S new supreme council was elected
AFTER sensational contest. ~'1''eu
one Of the features of the strucolo NO.
tne arrest of Otto A. Overlook. rondidnfc
i'r supreme chancellor, the highest nfg"or
IN the order, leader Of the opposition 70 ~,
administration. ''' ~ tue
Mi. OVerhec6 was arrested nv n dotoct,,.,
us ne was entering the Holland bnildin',
W. nus way 10 me meeting whore the elcc
At the four courts n CHARGE ,,,, ,.,,,..,
AGAINST Mr.. Overlook for carrvin,, ,'" ,',',,
sH3ied weapon. Friends Of tho Ovcr,oIl-
l"Ael' however, procured Mr. OvnrLolI.,n
IelcASe ON bond and hurried Virh bIn,
ne meeting hall, whore they arrival a.,
'"'w !" N'''' MS one vote being necessary,
George NJ, Acklcy Of Kansas ct,,- ,o..-.
Sn%s that Hon'meistcr killed biTsoItF" nor
polioYed because he was defootnd 49, I,,c
supreme recorder. '"' "luce OK
=, "eorgc w. PcaSdalc an intinote frIo,,a ~.
ane ucad man., said: "Mr Uofme,stuar'ss
NGTrppuhts were found 10 he In good sbgsn .
'"' '"'"Der returned verdict Of suicide
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-01-22
The FRENCH pEPurlEs
De Castellane Thinks the United Stat,
Has an lmperalistic Policy.

De Castellene Thinks the United States
Has an lmperialistic Policy.
Paris' January 2l,-Durlng the debate on
tue foreign estimates in the chamber OF
deputies today, Count Boni De castellaue
republican, asked for explanations Of the
governments policy He complained thar
tue French policy IN China gave cause 10
doubt whether France had a comprehenslye
pun or foreign policy, MS in tho case OF
nussla' Germany aud Great Britain. The
nepQlY stated that he would like 10 80
Imperialism eXlst In France as il does In
STATES N 'A' '*'NT ~
n. D'Estourneles De Constant Uenubli.
canJ condemned the increase In armancnts
hhu me expansion policy which. he said.
multiplied the chances OF conflicts and
would lead 10 frightful clash. He regret.
yea tnat France had entered into an inn
perlansuc policy IN acquieselng To the III.
reorganization OF China.
heplllng 10 questions. the foreign min
ister, NJ. pelcRsse, said Frances position
" tue world was satisfactory. lie recnled
the signing or the Chinese protocol which
was 10 the honor OF France where France
succeeded IN inspiring confidence among
the yowers and In creating accord. France
position In Turkey was second to that OF
no other power.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-01-22

W'shii gtou. January 21.--weathsr oss
lions and general forecast: The storm v
continued its rapid eastward movement I
way Of the lower Ohio valley and Is "
trail tonight over the District Of ColUsNA
with further increase in intensity n
cain and snow have extended to the "
lauuc coast aud have continued wesiHla
through the Mississippi and lower Mss
Sippi valley. Heavy rains fell over n
lions of tho middle and south Atlia
states while the snow area comprises "
territory north Of the Ohio river, the s's
lake region, Kentucky and Tennessee
Thunder storms were reported from Clf
Henry, Va, and Wilmington, n, q =
The slope region The weather has been fls
temperatures have risen decidedly Ia Y
middle Atlantic States and New Eng1A
while in the Ohio valley, the gull sue
ana the Southwest they have fallen ~
are to il degrees below the season.
average.
The storm probably will incline rai
10 the northward during "Wednesday.
On Thursday the weather will Be e
orally fair over all districts except "
Michigan peninsula, North Wisconsla Y
North Minnesota, where there VIII =
snow,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-01-22
THE SHOOT AT BRENNAN.
HeikeS, Spicef and Tucker Are Tied
in the Big Event.
WILL SHOOT II OFF THIS MORNING
Fourteen Entries for the GRADER Cup and
the Three High Ours Are on an
Equal Footing.
ILL SHOOT II OFF THIS MORNING

BRENNAN, Texas, January 2l-The first
day Of the sunny South Handicap shoot.
ing tournament was an unquestioned sue.
cess. The traps worked we'll so did the
birds and likewise the sportsmen The
shoot was pitched in n high key, and the
tune kept up The utmost good nature pre-
vailed and nothing occurred to mar the
pleasure OF the day. The spectators pres.
cnt were not 50 numerous as was expected,
but respectable in number. The sports.
men did the work, and The spectators had
the fun.
The most important event Of the entire
Shoot commenced this incoming at II 80
O'Clock. 1t is the Sunny South handicap,
twenty-five live birds, $50 entrance Zee,
birds extra, twcnty-siX To thirty yards rise
me managers OF the shoot expected there
would he torty entries in this event, rs in
addition TO tue money which amounts to
$3.50, a trophy cup was awarded the win
ncr There were only fourteen entries,
however, as follows: Jackson, Hill and
NalIe Of Austin, Spicer Of 81. Louis, Chap
man of Austin, GRADER of Brennan, Atchi-
son of Oiddings, lngraham Of NacugdOchcs,
Tucker OF BRENNAN, Gardner of Brcnham
Thompson of Memphis, Brady Of Memphis
Helkes of Ohio Burns of Paris.
Hclkes Of Dayton, Ohio, Spicer of St
The shoot off will occur at 10 o'clock To-.
morrow. Five more birds each are to be
shot.
Several additional shooters arrived this
afternoon, and considerable interest rs man
Tested as there has been large attendance
OF spectators.
A big 100 live bird match FOR 500 a side
was made between Gardner of Brennan
and Hcikes Of OHIO, TO be shot In Brenham
February D. 1902.
Both these sportsmen have O record Of
ninety nine out of 100, aud this promises
10 be battle between giants in this
hcld of sport.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-01-22
SEVEN MEN WERE BURNE D
A LUMBER CAMP BUILDING WAS THE
TRAP WHICH CAUGHT THEM.
Those Who Escaped Had to Walk
Nearly a Mile Through Snow With
Few Clothes On.

Hambleton, W. Va, January 21.-About 4
o'clock this morning camp Of the otter
Creek Boom and Lumber company, several
miles from here In the forest, took fire and
burned So rapidly that seven OF the forty
men asleep in the building failed to get out
aud were burned TO death. Following is the
list Of the dead
JOHN MuHRISSEY.
JOHN RILEY
JOE YANuORN.
ARTHUR HEDRtCKS.
THOMAS HICKEY.
MICHAEL GRANNON.
FOREST Man ARD.
Bud Weleh was so badly hurt that he IS
In critical condition.
lt VAS not mare than i've minutes from
the time the alarm was given until there
Was no chance Of escape, The camp was
22x1o feet and the upper part all IN one
room, and In this the forty men were sleep
ing Two very small windows and the
marrow stairs afforded the only avenues
% escape and those who went 10 the win
dows. dozen or more, had 10 iump twelve
az arteen feet. the others rushing down
the steps Ike sheer pushing and falling
ever each other.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-01-22
ALL QUIET IN PANAMA
DETAILS OF THE RECENT NAVAL
ENGAGEMENT THERE.
Garcia Has Succeeded to the Command
OF the Government Troops and Arizona
Is Now Civil Governor,

Colon. Colombia. January 21.--The Chile
on line steamer Lantaro Seized by the late
General Alban, armored and used as a
man-of-war by the Colombian government
and the Pacific Steam Navigation com
pany's steamer Chlquita chartered by the
late General Alban) while anchored close
together In the harbor OF Panama. near
the Island Of Perico. were unexpectedly at
tackled at o'clock yesterday morning by
the revolutionary steamers Padlua and the
tugboat Darlen. After some active Hriug
by all -four vessels General Carlos Albau
was Killed, Fire broke ont in the forward
part OF the Lantarn and this vessel sunk
az O'Clock yesterday morning, The
Chiquita was superbly handled during yes.
terday's engagement and was aggressive.
Inc death Of General Alban Is an irrep.
arabic loss, not only 10 the isthmus but
70 70 ihS entire republic OF Colombia. In the
heid he was an active and fearless foe; In
victory he was magnanlmouS almost to n
iaQlt This Is The tribute paid the late
Colombian general by the press on the
we're sung even by his enemies
me surgeon aud hospital corps Of the
Ihlted states cruiser Philadelphia at Paua.
ma were busy yesterday rendering medical
aid % the men wounded in Yesterdays en-
Easement. Tho Philadelphia Is the only
man'oiwar at the sthmus.
d" 40 N..VHlNlan government lS making
every possible preparation both here and al
ianama to repulse the land attack by the
insurgents which Is mOmcntarly expected
IRere are nearly 1000 government troops
~ fanama under the command of General
Garcia. senior Arizona remains civil gov,
ethor or this district pending the receipt
OF instructions from BOgoth.
The Colombian guuhoat General Pinzon
c9Rled mere Yesterday aud sailed ut
o'clock last night for Savauilla She Is
expected TO return 10 Colon by the end
government
colon remains perfectly quiet. Many lib
erals including Domingo de la Rosa, were
arrested here yesterday.
Panama Colombia. January 21-An Is
quiet here today. General Herrera, the
revolutionary leader Informed Captain
Mead Of the United states cruiser Phlla-
delphla that he came here to prevent the
Colombian government using the steamer
bantaro against the liberals lie had ac-
'onpllshed this and therefore retired
mo revoluuonlsts had seventeen wound
ca IN Yesterdays engagement The num-
pef ailed can not be precisely sscertaincl.
,,OI the government forces dive men We're
AlIleu aud four wounded.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-01-22
WITHOUT MEDICINE.
Good 800 MN -. -.

Good Food viii Cure Disease.
good natural food that Win 1.,,-r..
constipation is a valuable thing. Grsne
,Snl. has that reputation amOng those I'M
- lady writes from San posr, c.,,,
lhsl afier suffering long time IRON, tn
NlEpsu0n aud Irregular bowels "a,
ehahsed heI fooU ana used Crane. Mr..
l'4u'RfH. She says she immediately te.
ksn 70 improve aud IN a short unc WI.
entirely well. Commenting furtbsr I'M
says Tue only fault | lind NTH ~ /.
that IL Is so good | want 20 eat h an th'S
Please omit my name. but win .,so,.,
any letters II stamped enyelope h. On.
closed, Name given by Postum 20 RAJ.
tie Greek, Mich W. nat
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-01-22
WASHINGTON.

The launching OF the German emperor's
yacht is being made state matter by the
administration.
Senator Culberson has not been well
enough to prepare set speech on the Phil.
ippines tariff bill.
Delegations to urge the Improvement OF
Texas waterways will appear today before
the rivers and harbors committee.
The senate will confirm Burroughs as
postmaster at Fort Worth.
The difficulties which viii probably pre-
vent the purchase of the Panama Canal
company's property are increasing. Colom-
bia is prepared to make extortionate. de-
mands.
A resolution has been introduced in the
house directing the state department to re.
quest the British government to withhold
sentence of death on the Boer commanT.
ant Scheepers.
The committee will report to the demo-
cratic caucus that caucus can not take
from or add TO a National platform. Hen
ny of Texas will offer a substitute reanrirm-
ing the Kansas city platform.
The house committee will report favor
ably the bill to elect senators by direct
vote
Admiral Schley has arrived in Washing
ton. lie sent his appeal from the hndlugs
OF the court of inquiry to the preslderN-
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-01-22
A HUGE COMBINATION is ON.
Standard Oil Interests Are Said to Be Be-
hind the Movement.

100000 that bank was aiming TO gain
a prestige in American banking cp.
erations which would give 1t po.
sltlon comparant 10 that Of the
bank Of England In Great Britain The
National city bank has for a long time
boosted the largest deposits Of any bank
in the United States Its not deposits "a
shown by last weeks bank statement
were $l220i4.000 while those Of the First
National bank. which stood next In this
respect, were S7i,92j 200. The Increase Of
the National City banks captal to $4,000.
600 viii be viewed with some concern ne.
cordng to popular belief By the Morgan.
I'm interests AZ any rate It was not long
aftorward that the National Bank Of Com
n''rcc, Of which Mr. Morgan is vice prcst.
dert. Increased its capital TO S1O,OOO.OJO
while last year the First National
bank also Increased Its capi-
t0l to the same figure thus
making three "tcn millions dollars banks
In the city, OF which the Standard OF
party controls one and the Dlorgan-IIln in
tcrest. The banking interests of these two
powerful groups are not to be measured
however, by these three leading banks
Their financial alliances include not only
several OF the most important banks and
trust companies but involve the great life
insurance companies to say nothing of the
great railway and Industrial corporations
whose resources through the medium of
bank loans ana exchanges can directly or
indirectly, To some extent. be used TO fur.
llcr lhc ambitious projects or defend the
AuEe interests Oh these leaders of finance.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-01-22
THE DATES CONFLICT.
There May Have TO Be a Reauanuement
OF Primes Henry's Program.

There May Have TO Be a Rearranuement
OF Primes Henry's Program.
Washington, January 2l.-The apparent
conflict In the dates mentioned I'M Is,
Washington and Berlin programs for tho
reception OF Prince Henry is explained by
the statement that the Berlin authorieos
had before them. when they made their
statement, only an original and tentat We
program which was abandoned q day a.
TWO ago In favor OF an ar"augcmcnt thar
Involves two trips of Prince Henry from
New YORK to Washington ana the launch
or the Meteor on February % The com
mtter In charge Of arrangements leo
hard TO draw M an itinerary that woul
relieve the prince Of the necessity for max.
ing two trips between New York and VASE,
inStop but has been unable to plan any
other arrangements th7t would not Involve
IN abandonment of social functions In
cither ibis city or New York The latest
Program was cablod to Berlin Yesterday
afternoon and the committee here is welt.
Ing the approval Of the emperor and Prince
Henry.
If Berlin decides that the original o 90
gram should be adhered to the comm ter
will amend the program to correspond. bay-
Ing in mind the TACT TINT the date OF the
launching may be regarded as Fixed dates
from reasons beyond their control
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-01-22
SPORT.

There is tie in the big handicap shoot
at Brennan, three men being IN tho shoot
of.
Sharkey and Maher may so to Louisville
TO conclude their recent Philadelphia en-
gsgement.
An emissary has arrived to make ar.
rangements for securing American entries
in the proposed boxing tournament ia Lon
don.
-Four fsvorites managed TO get through
at New Orleans.