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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-06-06
THE FRENCH MINISTRY
M. HENRI BRIssoN DECLINES PRE-
MleRSHIP-COM5Es ACCEPTS.
Fisticufis in the Chamber OF Deputies.
Such Enithets as "swindIer, Thief
and Traitor" Hurled

PARIS, June 5,-M Henri Brlsson. the
former premier, who is a radical republican
IN politics, went 10 the Elysec palace today
az result Of President Loubets sum
mons md was asked TO form cabinet,
but VI Hrisson declined
Later III the day Senator Combes. pro,
gresslve republican and former vice presi.
dent Of the senate, accepted the task OF
forming new cabinet
During dispute In the chamber ~ depu.
ties today VI. De Largentaye reactionary
deputy from the Cotes du Nord arroudse.
meut exclaimed Yes you republicans
nrc swinders aud traitors and, 10 way,
foreigners
number of repuhican deputies retor ed
h"tly, whersupcu VI. De LarEontayc added
eNciteN! And Your president Of the repub.
lr Is thief.
scrlmmaec during which hsticnns wera
exchange onsGed, half dozen deputies,
including the Marquis Ne pon. NJ Mile
yovo ana Nj Mister 'akng part IN the
uahting.
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THE ANTl.ANARCHY BILL
HOUSE DEBATES THE LEGAL PHASES
OF THE MEASURE.
Two Speeches Today viii End the Talk
and Vote viii Be Takon.
Sentiment Divided.

washington, June 1.-The general debate
! on the nnti-onnrchy bin was ended TODAY.
| except for two speeches which viii he made
tomorrow Mr.. LittlcGeid tAialneJ will make
the closing argument in support of the
measure. The debate today was devoted
70 legal arguments, the speakers being
Messrs. siblcy pn.), De Arnond MOI. VII.
mans iAliss.t, Wooten Crexasj. McDermott
tN ~. Loud CaI), Crumpacker undI
MADDOX Ga1, Ball (TekasJ and clark
tMo1.
Ia the course Of HIS remarks, Mr.. slbley
S"d' When loving hnnds consigned to
rolher earth the, mortal remains OF VII.
nam mckinley, the patuotism Of our ma
non believed that almost the first act Of
fne american congress would be so 10 legis
me mat III the fnture neither a Jonah
Moot nor an Emma Goldman. the more 70.
spohADle authors Of snch a crime should
escape punishment
Notwithstanding the fact tbat tho srst
recommendation by the president In his
annual message dealt with the subject siy
months nave rolled around ana for The nrst
body" 10 '0p'c OF discussion Ia this
In closing he said In the strength of
our purpose and endowed with the courage
pi our connexions we VIII send tn anarchy
ana nil her brood the message that Garncld
once delivered upon the death OF lincoln
when this nation was plunged In panic ami
d'Sn9lF; Coo reigns and the government
at Washington stil lives -
Mr; Qua ttal) opposed the bill II he
could bring himself to believe that there
was word Or line in the bin which would
protect the life Of the pro sdent, no would
accept II had as 10 was The Legislation
Was unnecessary. hc declared.
w. Nootcn tTeAag also questioned the
wisdom ri the passage Of the bin.
Mr.. DC Almond (No.l, the ranking minor.
nv member Of the judiciary committed
defended some Of tho fcatrres Of the hlli
mat mad been attacked, but he believed
the thirteenth section Of the bill was m.
constitutional ana that the section designed
IN protect foreign ambassadors and min
istcrs should he stricken odi
Mr. Williams fNilssJ supported tho bill
He said he found nothing In II that was
unconstitutional or undemocratlc
Mr., Grow tPaA advocated the passage Of
tho bill The killing Of the president
should he stamped as the greatest crime
on the statute books
Mr.. Crumpscker Ondl commended that
congress had tho power and should exer-
cise II 10 make the Staying Of tho president
capital offense without qualification or
limitation. He was opposed 10 the bill az
reported from the committee because 1t
c'rcumscribed the crime with conditions
which might embarrass the prosecution.
Mr. Clark MOI deplared that the ex-
nedltnus trial ~ Czolgosz AZ Buffalo was
an honor 10 the jurisprudence OF New York
while that of Guitenu in Washington was
disgrace IL that az the District Of co.
mmbiH
After some further remarks by Mr. Ball
fTeNasl McDcrmott q ~ and Maddox
tGal It was agreed that general debate
should close tomorrow ar o'clock
At 4:55 p. M. the house adjourned.
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GOV. TAFT SEES THE POPE
GRANTED AN AUDIENCE OF FORTY
MlNUTES-PRESlDENT'S GIFT.
His Holiness Said He Felt Proud Of the
Roman Catholic Church Of America,
Would Aid in Philippines.

Rome, June 5.The pope today received
Judge Taft, civil governor OF tbe phiIin.
pines; Bishop Thomas Ottoman Of sionr
rails, s D.; Judge Smith aud Major For.
Ter Of the judge advocates department. ot
Washington. The Americans were met NJ
the entrance Of the vatican by Mgr. BIS
lot' the papal chamberlain. aud were cou.
Quoted to the popes private library.
Judge Taft presented the pontih with n
box containing President Rooseyelts liter.
nry works and tho pope expressed his
thanks for Mr.. Rooseyelts friendly greet
ings.
The pontiff also asked Judge Taft to
thank President Roosevelt for his gift.
bishop oGorman acted rs Interpreter and
Major Porter read the presidents letter.
INC audience lasted forty Minutes
Judge TAFT subsequently mot Cardinal
knmpolli, the papal secretary of state aud
opened the discusslon Of the Philippine mat.
ter.
While talking with tho none Governor
TAFT reviewed In q summary way rho qucs-
lions IN the Philippines which require sci
tlement He pointed out that the read
instmont Of tho relations ~ the church aud
state IN the Islands was not an indication
Of hostility VI the United STATES ~ the
Catholic church hut Was merely q neccs-
sty under the American constitution Re
plNlhg 10 image ran, me ponUU expressed
the greatest pride in the Romnn Catholic
church IN the United states and said he
earnestly desired 10 help the American nd
ministration Of the Philippines In every
possible way. and he would approach all
questions raised Ia the brondest and most
csnciliatory spirit The pope said also that
matters n detail In connection with ques
lions to he decided would he referred 10
committee Of cardinals, when they would
be considered AZ length. and that all thc
issues would he treated WITH the sole anu
IT re ching settlement satisfactory to All
mart los rDT Cprucd
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TEXAS.

The banks are now paying 10 their contrl
buttons 10 the Worlds Fair fund
Governor sayors continues to show I'm
rcovement.
Two applications for mnndamus have beer
tled In the supreme court against Land
Commissioner R0gan
J A. Real was nominated FOR congress by
the Fifth district convention al wara.
hachie
dozen local option elections are 10 he
held IN Texas SATURDAY.
The Fifth senatorial district convent 4
Is n meet az Farmersrlle June 20. and Il,
expected N he warm one
p p. Curtis Of Temple VIII make n close
study NJ the primary laws ~ other states
In order te get information for fight in
the Galveston convention
The Cotton Seed Crushers' association
elected new officers and adjourned sine die.
Beaumont company has prepared to
huild 100 residences to cost $1,000 each.
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EXCELLENT PURCHASE MOVEMENT.
Despite Unfavorable Commercial CondI-
tons Bio Total Is Well Maintained.

Despite UnfaVorable Commercial Conoi-
tons Big Total Is Well Maintained.
New York, May 30.-Dan Talmages Sons
company say
There is no perceptlble slackenlng If the
purchasing movement Despite strikes and
contrary commercial conditions at given
points. the sum total is excellent for the
season The demand is more prominently
from out-tovn ponts-marked by conserv-
atism and a Continuous performance In
tho shape Of renewal orders therefore as
sured While local Inquiry is limited
stocks in both dealers and grocers hands
are light, and the question Of resupply can
not be much longer. postponed OF STYLES
moving, Japan Is the whole show ana
likely 70 continue q leader so long as 1t
remains such a large Item &c to 1c per
pound below all other sorts, either do
Advices from the South note free hut
fractionally smaller movement than the
previous week Stocks along the Atlantic
coast are reduced to minimum and most
~ out Of market: that is, held above cur
rent values In New Orleans and through,
out the Southwest prices are drm and
there is confident expectation Of higher
values Certainly the promise for the sum
MGR months, is a good one; the outlook not
unlike last year and barring the unforeseen.
there is no reason why Its experiences may
not be repeated The forward supply at
that time was deemed formidable and the
trade al large anticipated collapse in
prices, when IN their surprise, appreciltng
values prevailed and the crop closed with
the highest figures If the season
The situation AZ present differs In nowlse
from that Of a wear ago. There is It is
true, larger supply but n finds its com
pement In a demand Of equal proportions
the movement 10 date phenomenal The re-
n1ainder crop was conferred in the hands Of
the few and steadincss in marketing hegot
confidence, then activity, and finally. as A
natural sequence, came rising prices At
the present time. with the exception OF
few POINTS there Is no overstock I'M ouahout
the trade. On the contrary, he reserve or
working supply is far below normal the
c"nsumptiye demand never So large and
certainly assured until the advent Of new
potatoes in late summer, and not unlikely
10 continue until September or October,
"hen the greater crop Of Southwest I.oulsi
and ana Texas viii he coming forwa ard
cables and correspondence from abroad
note decided Improvement In conditions
and under better inquiry for both snot and
Forward shipments, market is frm6r with
upward tendency.
Talmace, New Orleans. telerrnnhs L.ouisl-
ana 'ron movement 10 date Receints
rough 1,nss530 sacks; last wear i02i035
SACKS. Sales, cleaned leStimatedl i.1S7'9S0
pockets; last year s65.443 pockets NIarEet
strong; movement restricted. account lin
TaImage. Charleston. teegrapbs caroIlns
movement 10 date: Receints AZ $50 harrais
sales 42,o75 barrels. Market steady
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FOREIGN.

grant of $4,000 was voted TO Lord
Kitchener after noisy opposition by lrirh
Nationalist Three years before On tho
same date the commons voted him 10000
for services In India.
A vote Of thanks to tho imperial forces
In South Atricn was unanimously voted by
the house OF commons,
Senator combes has accepted the tnsk Of
forming new French ministry. VI Henri
nrtsson declined tho honor
There was a disgrocefu scene In the
French chamber of deputies whom such
tpthets as traitor, svindcr and thief
we're banded and dsticurs we're rcsortcd
10.
All reports as to Mr., Kruegers Illness
are mi3ttatemepts He Is snld to be in
excellent health.
Tpe Westminster Gazette says that a
huge organization is contemplated by tho
Yuuard people snd others to compete With
Mr. Morgan's merger. British aud colonial
governments asked TO substitute the pro
posed lines
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Domestic Ability.
puluth News.1,rIbrne.

Duluth News-1ribUne.
An aristocratic East Superior street =.
man, who has had the unusual NUMBER
the way Of domestics. having tried neat,
every other nationality, heard the tiis
day that a number of girls had come Ia
from Finland to seek employment IS W
wants and that they were highly rsca
mended as strong, intelligent, capable ~
generally excellent help.
With high hope the bousekeeper hled ht
self TO the office where these psrisil
we're on exhibition. and was soon brea:;
face 70 face with brawny specimen W
could not speak word Of English VA
the aid of an interpreter the following ~
versation tok place.
Can you COOKE
oh. no
Can you wash and iron"
NO"
Can you sweep or dust and tha
house,"
Il have never done anything Ike tAn
For goodness sake exclaimed 1e (
tonished matron to the interpretef y
her what she can do.
With calmness aud coD1paceny, tM X
ply came back: II can milk re'ndeea
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-06-06
TO SEEK LEGISLATIVE AID.
Convention OF United Mine Workers Pas,
important Resolutions

important Resolutions
Fort Smith, Ark. June 3 District M
q convention United Milne Workers II
America, In session here. concu. lcd In the
committee repoir recommending that the
employment NJ company physicians In the
respective mines Of the district be non.
compulsory. II Is claimed that under ok.
isting conditions the men are compelled 10
pay a monthly pro rata, usually one dollar.
whether they had need for medical alton,
ton or not After spirited debate the
following resolution was adopted
Resolved thnt this convention, recognizing
the necessity nj controlling the legislation
OF this country 20 effect onr deliverance
trpm the rapIcity 81 greedy and unfair
masters dec are that only through 6ist
obtaining political freedom can wo obtain
industrial Freedom And whereas. bv the
use Of the army. the hull nen aud writ
81 Injunction. mon are slaughtered or com.
PEELED tO how to the win OF the employing
class IN, II therefore
Resolved. That we, recognizing the need
thereof. bend every effort to the reoreRnlgn.
tlon Of orr class Tor political action for
our henedt; aud. Furthermore rccocni1inc
the peceseity OF immediate legislation IN
our behalf we would suggest that the
president II this district appoint leeisla,
live committee whose duty II shall no
To confer with elected members ~ the
legislature for the purpose Of obtaining the
passage Of bills for the amelioratiou OF our
condition.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-06-06
FUEL OIL IN NEW YORK

The Rapid Transit Railroad VIII 4.
Abandon Coal. ~
New York. June 5.-The Iutsro,,,..
Rapid Transit company, which /, 4 !,
crate the Rapid Transit railroad ss,.
constructing it's immense power pj,m !,
Fifty-ninth street and Eleventh n
Twelfth avenues, with the Idea Of w,,
Beaumont oil for fuel as soon as II. I
can be furnished in the desired ouan,,,,
The new power plant will use h ra.,,
numbers about $50 900 tons Of coal ys,,
The coal, II Is estimated. will cost n ~
NAL times S3.S5 ton delivered In tbls W.
A syndicate Of Texas oil men has ous,s
10 furnish the Belmont Mcdonald pso,I,
with oil for fuel at much less THAI Nj
figure. =
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-06-06
CONGRESSIONAL.

Senator Hnnna's advocacy OF the Panama
cnnhl project is construed by many tc
mean that he is opposed to any canal and
that he may succeed In defeating all legIs
lation.
The military academy bill for the gradual
rebuilding Of West Point academy was
passed by the senate.
bill to ratlfy nm agreement with tho
Cnoetaw and Chlckasaw indians was
passed, and also the net providing for free
homesteads in the Ute Indian reservation
in Colorado.
The house consumed most Of the day I'm
debating the legal and constitutional phasea
OF the anti-auarchy bin Speeches viii
close ut .. m today
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Losses at MORGAN.

Morgan. Texas, June . Fire was dis
covered this morning about l o'clock in the
frame hnildng corner Mary and Charles
streets, occupied 10y n 7. Frazier as a sa
loon and owned by William weekunt Tota
loss on building and contents Building in
surcd in the Austin Homo for $500 and
furniture and fixtures and stock IN the Con,
Ing oiice Of l. A Canada, adjoining was
rapidly conSumed; loss 5000 Insured IN
the security OF Dallas for $500. The Games
reNt attacked the restaurant NJ w 4,
Farmer, destroying tho building and mos,
Of the contents: loss S1Ooo; Insured IN the
Continental " Fort Worth for $3.50 VIII
Corks blacksmith shop was tho next vie
TIM loss $500. insure IN the Home Of Avs
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Won on % Out Of %.

The Houston Gun club medal was won hy
p. NJ, Gallagher on a score or % ont ~
a possible %. Mr. Daniels having won It
the previous week on n ont Of %
W. F. Cleveland was ruuner.up In this
event, using his new 10 gauge Parker to
good advantage. Those competing in this
event we're, G. l. Rcrlnr. nr Axiom mr.
Griffin, w, r. Clevelsnd Mat Rallley, Bert
siddei, 4. W. Daniel = NJ. Gallagher.
\ Williamson, Bryan Heard. Theodore
Boring, Jr- and J. G. Locke
Twelve hundred and fiftsen targets verc
thrown and some good scores made. though
me shooters are now facing trap with
an swift birds Tuesday will he Indies
will he used ''''''
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cotonaI Ins.itu., Commencement.

SIN Marcos. Texas. June g. 'rhe eocu
tienarv nrizc recital OF Coronal institute IS
always one N great Interest. well attestcd
in This ease ny the closf attention ~ a we'll.
nllcd house The rc3dines were ot tho
highest order chosen with view 10 hriug
oui the individuality oG each pupil, Fine
trniulnc was apparent IN the conception and
condition ~ each numhcr. The contest for
the rriLcS vas close, resulting ih the award
~ the medal To Miss Olive Lake of San
Marcos; second prize TO NJ IS Alpha Butler
OF Helena.
The musical program In the evening.
opcnsd by tho young ladles' chorus class
wos well received ana warmly appauded
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-06-06
SUMMARY OF THE NEWS.
Today's Weather.
Pnrtlx cloudy.
DOMESTIC.
Pnrtly CLOUDY

The Chicago teamsters' strike was settled
enriy yesterday morning and pence was 70.
stored. All the men returned 70 work.
Strikers gained most ~ their points
A bay was shot by colliery guard at
Wilkesbarre. and riot was narrowly avert
ed slavonlan eniigrants TO be worked.
United Mine Workers, In convention at
Fort Smith, resolve TO seek their benefits
from legislative action. Labor freedom
light through the ballot,
Democratic primaries we're held through.
ont Georgia yesterday. No opposition ticket
vii, he placed In the neld.
The nochambeaii Lafayette party were
entertained at ST. Louis By exposition Off
riaIe
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MOVEMENT OF OCEAN vrser,

> Especial 10 The Post1
co Sf1,l@ Ala Cleared saltwel ,Br1 for
Fort EadS, L. Arrived Dtnr
V Yom reT' Tampa Comus tAml from Se,,y,
aors' Nv sud tAmD, from NeT i ynpl, MY
S Sig N an rom Port Limon Sailed: IIar.
,nan.l. for Port Ilmon; condo. nc; Nepns
a,rsl9gston wa Belize md Port Rorrios |!
a anT' m b. for Puerto Cortez via ReIiss,
weston "' tnr'l' from Gal.
Galveston 'aiet Denver, for
Tor Galveston. saIetha tGer)
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ENGLISH COTTON sPlNNeRs

Report on Conditions as They Found
Them in the Urited Statea.
London. June 3 REPRESENTATIVES ~ the
Lancashire cotton manufacturers who have
lust returned from tour Of inspection in
the United states say they found the cot
ton industry in America. especially the
manufacture Of hnc cloths, to he FULLY m
10 their expectations hut they add that
the labor conditions In the South are de.
cdedly Ind. The representatives were par
ticularlv struck with the success Of the
automatic lcon and recommended II 10 Inc
serious attention ~ the English manufac.
turcrs.
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SPORT,

Msrtie Lewis wins the hlly event at
Gravesrnd very handlly from Mamarl and
Lovenote
Prince NJ Africa first under the strlng At
Harlem. Card was ordinary. no good
purses being MP.
sevoy was ncver headed In the six fnr.
long handicsp At Lstonia He beat Grey
fnld and Star Cotton
Cdmenn ealoped away from his field M
the Fair Grounds. hcstlng Scorpo and
Mickey n,
American jockeys had another great day
Al EPSON Danny Nsher aud Martin were
the star performers.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-06-06
RAILROADS.

rhs commission has ordered nifty seven
approved inferiocking devices put in by the
roads In Texas.
The Rock Island has given Dallas until
June ~ 10 false the $4,000 bonus,
A number Of changes among katy or
Metals hnye been announced
new extension OF the Katy is said to
be PROJECTED
Tie international and Great Northern has
purchased site for shops snd roundhousc
at Fort Worth
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HOUSTON.

The Rice Palace soliciting committees
hive beer given until next Tuesday 90
make a anal report.
The sewer syphons were tested yesterday
nnd leak found 10 the section underlying
the bayou,
President Baidwin's proposition to settle
the balance due the city by the street car
company N consideration of ten-year ex.
tension Of franchise was rejected by rep
resentarives OF the city yesterday.
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WIN Tcst Amnesty CI,us.

Parts, June 5-The correspondent N tho
Associated Press learns that Colonel Ar
thur Lynch has decided 80 go to London
carly next week Tc will 60 straight IN
the house NJ commons, attempt % t8kc MS
sent ana abide the consequence. Colonel
Arthur Lynch Is accused Of having fought
with the Beers I'm South Africa
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American Corporations IN Cuba

Washington. June Truman !, fs. /,
ot Chicago was a witness today pel'''
senate committee on Cuban reiatipSn w. b.il
the past four years Mr.; Palmer ~. ~ III
engaged in the promotion OF w sgsrssIsf|
interests. lie gave list IA ~
American corporations. which ne s INA; i
5ss. 81 acres in sugar produens
lnbn Efff
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WASHINGTON.

The president has submitted to congress
Colonel Crowders report on the Chalmoite
supply station charges made by Governor
Henrd NJ louisiana Evidence aid not sup.
port allegations.
The administration is attempting to place
on Miles the bnmc for the exposure made
10 the senate by Senator Culberson and he
may he summarily retired.
Coal was produced In Texas to the
amount OF s, ss5,Os3 during 1901.
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WASHINGTON NOTES.
(SneciaI 10 The Past l

t~NA"' w nv NSI.l
Washington, June s. According IN ranorts
made 70 the United States geological s,r.
Iey, the coal mines of Texas in 1nGf nTo.
dnced l,oS6012 tons Of hituminous coal tbs
value Of which was 81. ss5, 0s3. The lndtSr
Ierritory mines in the same year produced
%.tnn,"i5 tons, aggregating 50, sS7. 7a3 in
The president today nominated John r.
Jewel Of Illinois 10 be consul at Martin.
ique West Indies. ''''
James F. Hornaday Washington zorro.
Spondent NJ the indianapolis News re-.
turned today from Martinique. whittier ne
went several weeks ago on the Dixie MFR.
Hornaday left the island before Prof Rob.
ert 7, Hin commenced his attemnt IN az.
ploGc me crater of Mont Peicc. and is nor
auNlSed personally, therefore. as to any ~
NE details Of the now famous trin AR
H"rnaday speaks ~ Prof. hin in the bI|,
est terms and expresses the oplnlnn tb,+
ne Investigations made by the latter ,viIi
way. III Scienllhc
=, The salary Of the postmaster at Fort
Morth mas been Increased from $500 "a
$500 and that of tho postmaster a. Chtt
utesS from $500 TO S140o " N"''
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y'er, Texas June 4 Hon Hamns,n
Gary who represented Smith. IIpshur and
Camp counties In the last legislature hos
announced that he docs not desire re e lee
ION lou y" me house Mr., Gary had no on
surprise and regret here vi
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ssssssesssssssessesssssss..
BRITISH FATALITIES.
Blood Cost Of Btitain's New South
African Colonies,

London. June San Official state.
ment Issued by the war office this
afternoon shows that the total re.
dnction ~ the British forces In south
Africa mp 10 May 30 Of the present
year was 9T447. This includes killed.
wounded prisoners. deaths from dig
ehse and men invnlided home. ~
these many have recovered and re-
Joined their regiments. leaving %, IA
dead or permanently lncopacitatcd.
The total number Of troops Killed In
action or who died Of wounds Is 7TD2.
'hlle the total number Of deaths
from disease Is 1880.
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Clay Withdraw, f,nn, e..

lerreli Texas June : John n. Ci,v 81
ms citv today announced bis withdrsv wal,
from the race FOR representative of Kauf.
man county In the State legislature Mr.
Inv Wthdrawal leaves clear mold 10
w Dorsey Brown " Kaufmqn. 'r