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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1902-12-18
Cures Rheumatism or Catarrh In 4
Day Treatment Free.


Day Treatment Free.
B. B. B. (Botanic Blood Balm) will
cure the worst and most stubborn
cases by draining the poison out of
the blood and bones, and building up
the broken down constitution. All
aches and pains in the bones or
joints, swollen glands, droppings in
the throat, hawking splitting or bad
breath, etc, all disappear promptly
and permanently. B. B. B. cures
where all else fails. Druggists, 81.
Treatment of B. B. B. sent absolutely
free and prepaid by writing to Botanic
Blood Balm Co, Atlanta, Ca. Des.
cribe trouble and free medical ad-
vice given until cured B. B. B. puts
new color into your skin, and makes
the blood redder and more nourish
ing stopping all aches and pain
over 5000 cures by B. B. b.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1902-12-18
List Of Charters Issued and Notarial
Commissions.

List Of Charters Issued and Notarial
Commissions.
Territorial charters were issued 10
the following yesterday
The Walton Trus Company. OF
Butler Mo have appointed - A.
Walton. Of Kingnsher. as OkIahoma
representative Of thai company.
The Bank Of Falls. with a capital
stock OF $40. 600 the incorporators
are Frank b Lucas. r NJ Rineharf.
Of Guthrie. w n Fslli' OF Fallis.
and p. J Doerr Of s. Louis
Notarial commissions were issued
10 the following:
C W NJ Smith Of Mills Oklahoma
county.
M O.en. Of Oklahoma City
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1902-12-18
cLIFFoRp ANo lRwlN To MEET

Oakland, Cal, D-a. 1S-There Is
promise Of libely bout at the Acme
Athletic club tonight when Jack elf
ford and Toby Irwin come together
for twanty round encounter The
men are in first class shape for The
contest and reports today from their
respective training quarters indicate
that both are confident Of winning
uhe decision and the long end Of the
purse
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1902-12-18
Board Of Agriculture.

Pursuant 10 the call OF Cove nor
Ferguson delCFs rs chusen by the
farmers institute throuhout Oklaho-
ma assembled here today for the pur-
pose Of organizing territorial board
Of agriculture The step Is taken in
accordance with the provisions Of a
measure passed by The last legisla-
tuTe.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1902-12-18
O. a - II q Ia Z "a.
Bear. thu a The kind You Have Always Bought
''''1'''' af &1H2AzZx

Two Atchison men went hunting
last week in the Indian territory.
When they returned a friend asked
one Of thm: What did you get2"
we got back" he answered, which Is
really not as facetious as it sounds.
More Kansa. huntsmen than usual
have failed 10 come back this season.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1902-12-18
CHICAGO DINNER
TO soUTHERNERs

Chicago, IT,, Dec. 1S.-As another
step in the active campaign that is
being waged to promote pleasant
trade relations between Chicago and
the couth a notable dinner VIII be
given tonight by the Chicago bust
ness men who recently made a tour
of Texas and other states of the
south and southwest Governor Say
ers Of Texas. Heard of Louisiana and
Longlno of Mississippi together with
number of representative business
men Of the three states, have accept
ed invitations to the dinner
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1902-12-18
Apoplexy

caused more deaths in New
York City in 1901 than were
occasioned by Smallpox,
Typhoid Fever Malarial Fever,
and Scarlet Fever combined,
The Mutual Life Insurance
Company of New York will
not insure those who have
apoplectic symptoms. This
suggests the advisability of in.
suring your life while in good
health.
The Assets q The Mutual Life Insurance. CompaHl
Of hre York exceed those OF any other life lnsuTsne'
company iu existence. They are over
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1902-12-18

session was an interesting address by
II, NJ. Bushnell Of Lincoln, who took
as his subject, How a Commercial
Club Can Advance the Interests OF its
City" Later IN the afternoon the Wis
itors We're taken through the Union
Pacific shops
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1902-12-18

Lenox Soap brings Joy to every
household, ct viii not irritase the
nands OF iniure the clothes.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-02-17
FlTz IS IN TRAINING.
viii Be FIJI When He Goes Into Ring
with Jeffries.
SAYS IT is POSITIVELY his LAST FIGHT
Win Have No Excuses to Make In Case
the Fortunes OF Battle Go Against
Him Again.

New York, February 10-Fitzsmmons
snys he Is delighted that he has finally mr..
ranged a match with JeTrles Fltzslmmons
said this morning:
u tried every way possible TO make YET
fries split the money as I thought It the
falrest way to both OF us. considered
that / was as good a drawing card us he
was. Jefrles absolutely refused to do this,
and the only way to get match was to
give In to his proposition. 1 viii fight him
his own WY, aud will defeat him as sure.
~ as | stand here. or course, | am the
elder man ana will have to give away
me.
II am not in favor Of signing with any
club at present, but IN giving each one a
chance to bid. All these details. however,
can he arranged when Jenfrles meets me.
am goiug 10 light him, and II he wants the
game there WIN he no trouble
Iiizsimmons Inns been doing lot OF
quiet training lately, and Is not by any
means IN bad condition He has BEEN do.
Ing frequent runs on the road and has had
several impromptu meetings with Gus Rub
lin The latter says: "fhe grand old man"
Is better than ever, aud retains all his old
tnG quickness
"I shall not allow the stage, however, to
interfere with nv training" said Fitzs'm.
mons. Il Intend 20 NJ myself for this fight
as / have never done before When ! step
Into the RUG It win be Fit2>lmmoNs at his
best and tile public tnu then decide which
but win or lose, this win he NJ last
fight 80
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-02-17
SHORT NEWS sTORlS.

NEW YORK.-Hear Admiral Co,r+ Vs.,
Baudissin. Jommaudmg she Gern.p imsr.
ria. Yacht uch,u 1,.r.n. arsou,pau.,I IN.
Commander OUuo.d Most. ui4e to Aam.r8,
Bak.r Visited the ual psaip Illinois Oh
me decks OF which lac Was received by Al.
mhai Evans.
r.D. ANCINGO, MeXIco.--Grcnt alarm
prevails hero as wei US In ln!.ann aAd
NJ inc Hs'oteIN OF smoke issuing
ilom the openings In The summit OF rc.
mol0cotiNlro on the road between this CITY
'nd ChilRpa
NENfCO CITY, Tba po'Irc hovs roco,.
cred a large part OF the isNcirv" ~ rbn ioto
10 ert RemmeL who was nlndcrtd @f lDf
tteree stat, Of Mexico, some months ago on
tne eve OF bis leaving for his home IN Eng
land
NONAGUANAC.-pr Zn,or, b,,
formrr nrosiI,rt ~, N'Hs9n'+'
granted him permission 10 leave Nicaragua
t., Gro ny. Mass.,-rhc latest reports from
fNvorAh,e Mrs. Roosevelt stated t6is oron.
Ing that her son was doing splcn,i.Dy
ST LOUIS.-Roreu NJ s5ran. 90 ~
York has been Indicted Tor b'tNor, Nv NV,
Federal grand tnrv c,1Itb e. t.,,.S.. ~ VIZ
the municipal franchise seanSs siseSuFT ii s
the promoter who nryhsl thc -, ne ne. ~
ton bin through the munlcirsi ssso,,,,,, "N'
HANtNIOND Iva ,,Iui.
year.c.d SON ~ NJ , w 5''l Sr NoM9k the 3
set Dire to the ciotblpg ~ "se Ghs sh
and watched her burn 10 deatb Jay SISTER
NEM GQRh.-At the annual meeting OF
sew civ charles ~ i,rfsr ueiu IN ger
ed president ''' was It-e'eet'
~ 80
r.soI II C3,Go--A new cause for railroad
MLetAS uas neen discovered in the monster
locomotives that are now being used So
bs,InnSS' ,sg ,, oS Az railroads. While being
roS6s rom thelr places Of hui. ding TO the
~, .Ws io' Wnleh theE are intended 1t mas
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-02-17
FOREIGN BRIEFS.

W1ILFMSTAD.- Bad news for the Vea'
zuelan government has been received nt'
! from tle interior of the country in A.
! have been new and numerous uprlSls
In the State OF Carabo, whittier the s0'
eminent has sent number Of soldieh
MANUFACTURER ]. Franklin Bell "
practically cleaned up the insurrec,lon !, I
Batangas province, the troops unoel y
command having made clean SWEEP "
the district. II is not believed fnat Az " '.
insurgent arms have been captured OF ~
rendered.
SHANGHAI.-It ls reported here iron
Chinese source that the United states "
jet not to the Manchurisn convention, ~
10 the proposed agreement between eai'
and the Russo Chinese bank.
LONDON. -Messrs. Vessels ana Mv ,s.,
ans expect to land at New YORK simu ssa.
touSly with Prince Henry. Inc bos s.,e Ssn
gates will visit New York, Pnl y. lea
Boston, Chicago New Orleans 81, wv
and San Francisco. ...
LONDON from Cons i,nsnrsl
the correspondent Of the Daily sas'i N
declares the Rulgarians are plannlng .,,nr
ing in Macedonia during the comins sp.1
ST PETERSBURG. - Count aSiss
temperature is at 100, while MS ps's' +,
S4 lie Is very weak. but is oea. I.s,rs
well. 1t Is stlll hoped that ne ulss ~ a.
MEXICO CITY.-New companiieess, ,i tw 4
plotting oil lands in this valley e ~ XII 81
be organized. BORING e gelus 1nnnpaIy
hns not vet been struck, thouess srryoss
promoters continue sanguine o. sss
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-02-17
Another Fatal Aocident.
WEEK IN The SENATE.
One Day win Be Devoted to Dan
West Indies Treatv

One Day win Be Devoted to Danish
West indies Treaty
Washington, February 16.-The greater
part Of the day on Monday viii Ne devoted
by the senate to an efort to rstlty the
treaty with Denmark for the cess.on OF
the Danish West indies. This proceeding
viii be In executive session and there is
no certainty as 10 whether one DAY Will be
tutheient for the purpose or not Thus
far there has been no marked evidence Of
opposition 10 the treaty, bnt Senator na.
con has indicated a purpose OF Offering an
amendment TO the agreement ana Of ais.
ersslnc II 70 some extent what further
discussion may develop remains Is be seen
IL the consideration Of the treaty is nor
concluded on Monday It's hnal disposition
VIII prohaby he postponed FOR several DAYS
~ Senator odcc agreed n Sidetrack the
Philippine bill only FOR one day.
with reference to the Philippine bin Il
is altogether probable thar q yo.e viii he
mached during the latter part Of Inc week.
Inc democrats have been In conference ON
the subject and have reached the conc'n.
sion thGt they viii he able 10 conclude their
presentation Of their opposition to the bill
~ Il Few more speeches An acre mept
tXing time 10 vote Is likely 10 he reached
on TUESDAY, aud the Indications now IRE
named as the DAY Tor deciding lilo fnte AZ
the bill. There are a few set sneoches 10
be delivered on the hill, hui most ~ ths
viii he brief.
BY unqniuous consent the censns blu
VIII be disposed Of after the Danish treaty.,
ana before the vote on the Phi,Ippine NH
is taken. II Is expected that a Tote Viii
he reached on the census bill after yery
little more debate 'N''
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-02-17
AN AUTHENTIC DENIAL
Officials of The University of The
South Make a Statement.
NO CONDITION OF TERRORISM EXISTS
First Newspaper to Publish Sensation
Gave Names OF lnformants Who SAID
They Told It as a Joke,

Nashville Tenn, February 10-Tho story
recently sent over the country TO the ef
feet that Chancellor Virgins and some
other members of the faculty Of the uni.
Yersty Of the South had left sewanee be
cause Of anonymous notes from supposed
mountHineefs, warning them to leave on
pain of death, has drawn from tue uni
versty authorities the following state
ment:
Nashville Tenn. February lG-rhe wide
spread publications Of certain conditions
alleged to he existing at Inc University Of
the South has done much Injustice to the
university, and has given most unfair
and erroneous estimate OF the character
Of the people surrounding t. The uniyer.
sity Is not a part Of the system or HE
of city or large town nur is built on o
plnteau Of the Cumberland mountains o.
It's own domain Of 1900 acres al Sewouee,
In Frunkiln county, Tenn
Inc native population VI inc Cumberland
platenu and In the valley, and cows uonr
the university are on Terms of auiN ami
good feeling With the university and the
country people re It's friends ihr nul
yersity has always been hegefun 0r 10
these people, educntlng tA1sc $50 s<s ring
free Of cost and furhi hiag profitable em-
p'9yment aud rcndy maekrI
The single Anonymous letter picked UP
on the street affirmed lo one and 1t was
o. no consequence, and u mo why repre-
sented any state OF publ. feeling. There
has not been the sligh Hegrgo OF %.
pTehenslun Of danger Qu the rart 81 ~
university official nor any i.Fr of dam
TO any " the buildings a property Of the
university.
The dispatches also state fha. thorc were
Geo students IN resiAenne and tn9. they
were tcrrorlzed, where's 10 tho y wits
had left for their home. NJ tho beginning
OF the long vacation nno.nhor 40. cyprct-
Ing to return a9t the neei0nna Of The Lent
professors and oricers a. th' Institution
he'd conc away for re~f o' vocaliU rs
they do every winter, end thn vioA han
color went 10 Charrstoo for similar nur.
pose. hut not upti several wcchs after
the nnonvmous letter was ronnn Ue 90.
turned 10 ScwNnec far few days Zen com
sequence OF the sensation created by the
dispatches
II ia proper to stpto 'hol tn, newspaper
In w4loh the sepsadoaai article nrst ap.
peNred has, III rcshauso to q request hv
the uhivarsltv Eiven tho source ~ thnIr
informatiou, and It appears that IL cqwe
from PARTIES who do ro- live IN Scwaonc
md who we're simply porer'ri0g hoax
on joke, not expecting any publication 90
result
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-02-17
A REAR END COLLISION
A Freight Train Ran Into a Fast
Passenger.
No PASSENGERS RECEIVED INJURIES
One OF the Train Crew Was Killed and
Several Others Were Badly
Bruised
NO PASSENGERS RECEIVED NJURIF

Lltchfeld, ILL.,, February 16.--rwo persons
met dco,h aud five injured today in a rear
end collision between the Diamond spe-
cal" of the Illinois Central road and a
freight train at point five miles north Of
lltchheld The collision was remarkable
~ that the fast passenger was ahead of the
freight and that both trains We're moving
The dead
y. BURNS, fireman on freight locomotive.
FRANK M'INTGRE, brakeman on freight
train.
The injured.
G. W. Castles, conductor, hip injured aud
two ribs fractured; also hutt about the
chest
Jack Dean, II years of age, son OF As.
slstaut superintendent Dean Of the PM.
man company severe cut Ga leg
Michael DonueUy. Chicago, cut about face
and head
a. ~ Dearborn. Chicago, foot bruised,
d. Eaton Pullman porter, ST. Louis, cut
about head and injured Internally.
The Diamond Specill' was moving Mt %
rave OF twelve miles an hour when the
freight crashed Wru the reU sleeper. u
Us said the passenger would have been
travelling faster had there not been some
trouble with the locomotives mechanism.
Ilr engineer Uu the freight engine dc.
cuued that tho fog was SO chick be could
MOI see leo feet ahr1l Two Pullman
rc""N"s we"o Nydly wrecked ana the freight
engine Is amoA a total loss while several
,lc.-.l ,aIs luYdel with haIcI bay We're
ditcHcd so passengers wcio hurt Because
were not seated far enough back to De
..nrrr
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-02-17
rAE pAclEIc aAeLE 81.
-rhe HOUSE Commune Is R..ay 70 z


The House Committee IS Ready to File
rs Resort.
Washington, FcNtuarv lg--rhc rerort 70
be hled tomorrow uc the house committee
on Interstate ana foreign commerce recon.
Intending the nassa1a * the bin introduced
by Representative Coyliss proyiains for
government ownership OF a rocldc cable.
saws thar the Unlnd states by ,he annsN-
alton OF Hawaii and the acquisition Of the
Philippine and other Islands assumed the
responsibility OF maintaining peace tu .le
Pacific ocean. and declares cable commrhi.
cation neccss"Jy to me future peace and
prosperity OF these ElNnds
Regarding 4nvcrnment ownership of
cnhles. Mr. Collss saws England Tor nifty
wears has been constantly acquiring by
purchase AMI construction cable communl.
catlon with her vast possessions IN II she
has expended upwards of 81 .O00a. 00OOO)
for this purpose AMI operates her own cab
les connecting her colonies England Is now
constructing a Pacific cable from Van
eouyer 70 Australia at a cost of nearly
Se.COOOOo and In order to give her trades
men and manufacturers the bcneit OF this
communication at the least possible eN.
pcnse. has fixed q rate of 2s or 80 cents
per word for cable messages from Van
couver to New Zealand
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-02-17
A SUMMARY OF THE NEWS.
1oday's Weather.
DOMESTIC.


The reports about the terrorized condi
tIou Of affairs at Sewanee university, BY
reason OF the hostility OF the people In the
midst OF whom il is located have been
automatically denied.
A light engine ran into passenger train
on the Iowa Central and the crews Of both
engines we're Killed.
Thirteen young men we're convicted and
sentenced to the penltentiRry at Bristol,
Tenn, for murder.
Two negro prisoners attacked deputy
sheriff at Sumteryille, Ala. From the wife
or the 6frlcef they wrenched weapons aud
using her as barrleade Killed one and
wounded several citizens who came to the
rescue.
4 freight train on the Illinois Central
ran into fast passenger. ono Of the
trains crews was killed and several hurt.
No passenger was Injured.
Secret service men have arrested 10
ysst-old bog Ia Birmingham, Ala, as a
counterfelter.
Charles NJ. schwab, president OF the
steel corporation, has returned from Eu.
rome
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-02-17
WASHINGTON.

The committee on Interstate ana foreign
commerce will hle its report on the pacidc
cable bill TIE majority Is in favor OF
government ownership.
Monday viii be devoted to an executive
session or the senate at which the treaty
cealhG 10 this country the Danish West
Indies viii I've considered.
II is probable tnat a vote on the Philip.
pine bill viii be reached In tho senate on
Friday o. saturday
TIE permanent census bill viii be dis.
posed OF after the Danish treaty and be
fore vote on the Philippine bill is taken
This week promises to be a lively one
Ia the house OF representatives.
The war revenue reduction bin will be
voted on Tuesday.
The Indian appropriation blii w!r be
taken up wednesday
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-02-17
OAKLAND EntrI.a.

Futurity course pureo-Gusto III Lemuel
ltb, Sir Dogal los, Botny lu3
mile, 2Eear-oids-Ohburst formerly Mar.
easus, no Ellison i1S Gaylota MS, Drl.
sygno lls Maud Muller li5 Little Mar,
-tret los, phyz llb.
Selling threc.quarters Of a mie-Clnran.
20 lo7. Hungarian 100 Wyoming ia, Nei
Dennis loo Quiz II Iii. Marcato lB,
sharp Bird liz. scallywao l04 prestano pD
Selling mile and Observation-Disclosures
III, Urchln III, Siddons Colonel Balau.
tyne 100. The Cater lOB
Selling. sevsn-eighths ct mne--Uun
blame B1rnato Ito iuocenca ~, Bragg Ue.
Nerops l0, Galancaus lU4, February lOG
Guftor i04, Estemell 90.
lhree-QN7rters NJ s. mile selNrs-Al5nIn
lnt. HilnEv Fine Shot t0H LOYAL lOB M
dled iO4 Rogrs luH Mitnieht Chimes
lol, Poreital nee Educate 1O4, Ulloe iOi
Naln aMl sIonnN
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-02-17
ToOAYs RACES.
New Orleans Entries

Selling. mile and sixteenth senator sui
Ivan III, Dutch Carter Blocker iop. Ill.
Han Reed. Miss Sioux, Tragedy, Ala 1917,
GcldaEa 1902. Cjeoraeld 3D. Josie r. 81.
Two voar.oids four furlongs sly Boots
lO5, King Ugmmou lOS Naynsota IA.
Merry Sister. imp. Lady Wrinkle, Maverick,
Musical slipper Jos. sac Nius 10
steepiechasc handicap, short course b..
Bristol 1913 nagmHr 1913, Miss Ransom 1873,
M0c!areu 49, Mir Rose 1872 tIurve g. Coy,
Ion III.
Handicap. six mud a half Curongs- Carl
kahier no Sir FiCrlan 1903 Scarlet Lily
i9i, Andes lO5 Tom Kingsley 49,. Johnnie
McCartv 1l
Selling nile ana furloug. Elrnor no.
Frank Mcconnell 100. Campus. doe Dough.
" itG, Zen Ella tH5, Prince Real, AleSg3
lLd. Menace lC2, Engcna S. 1Ol, Deloraine
W. lu.e pisY. HaIde T. 81
Selllug. one mile McWilliams los, Choice
JOG, Pharaoh, john q. Ford lOj, OWeua-
noro io3, Eight Bells %. Hutch Miller,
Beggar Lady o. Deponan 50. Luyablr, An.
uie Thompson 90.
Cloudy and fast
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-02-17
WASHINGTON NOTES.


Washington. February 10. -Govcrnor t.
II Wheeler Of Aransds Pass arrived today
aud Will rcmain for some time I'm the inter.
ct OF the proposed improvements at the
pass.
Judge Seth Shepherd Of the district cour.
~ sppeals entertained several members OF
the Texas delegation at lunch today
Cone Johnson and A. L. Clark of Tyler
arrived today. They viii spend SOME tins
here on business with one Of the denarf.
mentS
Mrs. John Z, Henry and Mrs John O.
Metropolis, OF Dallas, and Miss Scarhor.
oughi Of Austin, are here to attend the
meeting OF the Daughters OF the American
Revolution
MIR and Mrs. r, H. Baker Of Austin ar,
here en- route home after a visit TO North.
erh and Eastern points
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-02-17
PROBABLY FATAL FIRE.
IT, tFTNIIIT 7 y 7 NJ 7 FTlIs
Sign Works DESTROYED and Two Mev
Ara Mie=i,o

Sign Works Destroyed and Two Men
Are Missing.
New York February 1B-Flre destroyea
the ornamental Sign works OF Frank Meyer,
Astoria, H. l., tonight. William Brown,
Theodore Jacobson. William Hlldebrnud
and James stoyel were sitting in one Of
the rooms of the factory when the nrs
broke out In the power room beneath the D.
Brown jumped out Of the window after the
danes had burned him very severely. IN.
debr0na got out through a door, but Jacob.
son and Stovel have not been found it n
feared they are In the ruins OF the factory
The monetary loss Is placed at about $40,
Co
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-02-17

Tile State health officer mas gone 10
Cona county, where there Is troube over
quarantine regulations.
Nebraska lumbermen spent the day st
Galveston
The golden Jubilee OF 7, r. Pnrlsot was
celebrated by the Catholics at san An.
tnnio.
Empire state company Is shortly 20 he.
gin work In the Lsmb Spring district.
canning factory Is 10 BE- huilt AZ Crost
EFT
Several deaths from Vneumona raports
as various places.
Beaumont
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-02-17

the League Of Spanish war. Veterans "
survivors, Sergeant Frank c. Thompson 3
Ialden and Seaman Frank Morinins ;
Newtonville, occupied places OF honor urs
the platform.
NEW YORK.-Cornellus Roosevelt b
only son Of the late S. Weir Roosevelt u
n cousin to President Roosevelt Is d.
OF henrt disease in this city. He was
years Of age.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-02-17
TEN
CAUGHT A rEN-YeAR-oLp BOY.

Secret Service Men Have Run to Earth
Couuterfeiter.
Birmingham, Ala, February i0.--on q
charge Of counterfeltlng the police have mr..
rested Ernest Matthews, l0year.old boy.
lilo aud ten companions are alleged to have
received Instructions from an old man and
established a miniature mint near the
North birmingham furnace. where they
crude molds.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-02-17
WEATHER INFORMATION.
Probabilities.

TIOpapllteS.
Washington. February l6-Eastern Tex
ns.-Far Monday with warmer in eastern
portion; partly cloudy md unsettled Tues
DAY; lielt variable winds
Oklahoma and Indian Territory Fair
Monday and Tuesday; variable winds
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-02-17

Groves Black Root Liver p' ss,,,,,
Made from an active principle , SSpIiIt III
from RIack Root They act on .ng Al,
equal to calomel and leave Ie. S Sss Ta
effects. No gripinr no sick n s.On q cots
cure chronic constipation Pii'e = =
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-02-17
MOVEMENT OF OCEAN VESSEL s.
lspecIal 10 ND Post

Port Eads, La, February l6.-Arriyed.
Alabama, frnm Port Limon. Sailed An.
seim, for Port I.lmon; orlnon. for Malaga,
Barcelona aud Genoa, vim Norfolk; United
Suites training ship Buffalo, for Havann.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-02-17
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