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The San Angelo press. (San Angelo, Tex.) 1897-1907, 1902-12-31
Mrs. Starr Improving.

314 North 18th St. Waco, Texas,
Dec. 22nd, 1902
Mr.. Felix Probandt
My dear Sir: l am glad to
say that Mrs. Starr stood the trip
here much better than we expect
ed and is improving though slow
ly, every day and the doctor en-
courages us to hope for decided
improvement in a week or two
longer.
Please mail me The Press to
above address,
Yours truly
Francis II. Starr.
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The LIBRARY RACE.
The Names of The Merchants in
the Library Race. Vote
for Your Choice.

Hardware, Buggies, etc.
+. l.. McAlpine.
Bakers and Grocers, Hatcher &
Weber.
Furniture. A. S. CAN'T e. Son.
Blacksmithing, Tom Mabry.
Meat Market, Hawley Allen.
Lumber, Shingles, etc,
Smith IL Hail.
Millinery, Brown & Sherman,
Elite Millinery.
Books, Jewelry, etc,
Il. a. Flanagan.
Dry Goods, Shoes, etc,
l.. Schwartz e. Co.
Groceries, W. 5. MADISON.
Livery, G. a. Farquhar.
Prit'g., Subs, Advt's..
San Angelo Press.
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The "Orient" has Arrived.

Announcement was made on
last Wednesday morning that
promptly at B O'Clock p. III. the
doors of the Orient Saloon at the
old Tom Grimes stand would be
thrown open to the public, which
event would be accompanied by a
free lunch. The hand bill was
signed by Chas. w. Zenker & Co.,
which was sufficient guarantee
that something excellent could be
expected and those who visited
the new place were by no means
disappointed. The attendance
was large and the guests were en-
tertained with II most liberal hos
pitality.
The building has been thorough
ly overhauled and full line of
WHISTLES, brandies, etc, put in.
The public is cordially invited to
call and courteous treatment is
assured.
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Ballinger Notes.

Ballinger, Dec. %, 1902.
Miss Emma Gustavas, who is
teacher in the Glen Rose high
school, arrived on Wednesday
nights train to spend Xmas with
home folks and friends. 3.
Tom and Arthur Trail left last
Friday for Washington, D. c., to
visit their sister, Mrs. Knots.
X. S. Griggs left Friday to
spend Christmas with relatives
and friends at Gatesville.
S. N. Allison died last Thurs
day from cancer, and was buried
in the Ballinger cemetery Thurs
day evening.
A. J. Smith, of Runnels, died
last Saturday. Mr.. Smith in
jured himself lifting n sack of
wheat and only lived four days
after the injury He leaves
wife and eight children:
Mrs. V. A. Lewis, of Transport,
Mo-, mother Of our popular city
marshall, B. w. Pitcher, will
arrive tonight to spend three
months visiting her son and
family.
Rev. w. P. Fife is doing revi-
val work at Rosebud.
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NIGHT Message Postal Telegraph Cable
Co. syracuse ~ Y February Z, 1902 -
Mr.J. ]. Pastoriza, 3oA Main street. Hous-
ton, Texas; Vienna reports completion Of
greatest typewriter sale ever consum-
mated Austrian ministry OF Justice,
after competitive tests, ordered exclusive
use OF Smith Premier In the courts and
contracts for 1900 machines
L. c. SMITH.
1879 y. m n
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WONDERFUL MEDIUM-MTs Black tells
everything 1870 Preston avenue; also by
mall. %
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TO OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ,s so d 81
homestead at Bastrop' eoI Sss "a Nssi
acres, finely improved, groun cI,y usi,i'
street, with good RESIDENCE onstcu pIsF
electric lights, etc, l9 ls.rovSe 10 az.
M n, Inn1h n Co. All BlnI. -.
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PERSONAL.

~ -ee.-,,... - IA
aL.l -NUHt-s. -. 49, l-llz, IS.-.--
FIGHTING ROOSTERS-Are wonderful,
amusing and mysterious; price loo. e..
G.. Bailey Co, box Hs' HaiSsNllG;
-leNas' .------------ 10
I WANT to marry n true honorable man;
am widow o. 81; we,Tht i"N: nne ioeS,
ss55io urHHr,IicS All ,,itn reunond n
- -.
~ II 49, 5t''"tiuE " i UsI ~ u,'N
anu NaICa - WV l"' go ~ ~ oA u''lss
ana correct az lreSses OF lad,es IN Or ont
., tht CiNS VINO INV SC'u a."es W. VI
nv CO.. premium OF - - ~ ny
AW sFiGlNs VS. ,l' stsouu latse' lst
~ 800 u l,,'' o.. al NtI 'S'Ah suVeS' -
Wv, '', %
READ litiS-Nc want every Que 70 Know
,uaI Von hnoW Iu't We are t.edh'9S ana
pricc, Ls,ji~s work q ~ Barton. i0D7
Main sweet Houston Texas Ia
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...'srs lsr Colchester LrRi..a s1anyro,s. Pms
Il aI Ss has sG In .%s G s
CH'-e~''-" 'h''sisHi 90. Ph'IAS". "-
Ok THZ0NDSOZ'S fen1T De0nvToTaI 1-i
cotton roo, nils n safe ana rcnsbie
Treatment for nainyui ana sun,,tss. Of I',,r
strnStion JpragTistitlss go l,.tr,,o,is
Srioj box br nail 30 cents u Frsnk "a
tt Grgs' StI3b sgo stS' Chemists 81 Broad
NH sdss SEM an. &c tor m,g aes 81,
+, MARI Sf"frei tsvchsryn "'i D,n,or
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t., g. - non aIs IT., NV .nseb oI hhrn.Ha'
,aad AZ Ni 10, e9ch subtraction n,ran.
your own home Write. enclose Siam
Address f p Btckenbach. Mason Texas
C77 IL, ~
earth Tor sexual weakurs. sttirture
losses v4ricocele; enl1rges sh-unkeu or.
rnul. usrfiDuf4rs seuI1d Tho Worldi,
Cure Co.. - ArHpa4ne h1uIing. Denver
Col
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la.s' 90 tk SAFE Aa!ml SIS box 81 post
p"d' Beard Co. olive sucet, Louis
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FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE-one, y. VIE =
Columbia bicycle; great bargain iN Il
mar avenue.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


NoTiCE-I will deliver a summer course NJ
!!sEGCGLts on EQUITY jurisprudence" and
NJ the University OF Texas. bccinninp
s SGhe Y q and ending July 20 Those de-
me as to terms. W. s. Simkips. Law De.
paitment, University OF Texas.
ANY PARTY or parties holding fail bond
20. Tor $500 against De Witt Counfv.
4,aunS per cent interest per aunuTi
GATED February II, 1852, are hereby noii,
hea mat said bond is now due ana will
De paid on presentation aud that no in.
vtrIfst sccIu,ng on same after this date
M ne pald. II, p. Dahman, county
Treasurer DE Wit county. Cuero. Trxas.
--- - 80 : -. -, II
N:ANsas, 2:DA, the champion PAGER of
texas, VIII make the season AT Intioue
my IaIm. eisht miles west OF Honsfon
Terms ,i go with return privilege: money
S ivy "nth service is rendered. Dick Ei.
!istoh a grandson OF Onward mud Flar.
, lSgser' VII also be there: he is fast
as fsrT anu me hapdsomest horse IN Tex.
berkshlre nigs for sale. A. d NiS6s -
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MRS. A. WATTS, clalraudient and clair
yoyant medium, 600 Jackson street; phone
oil. Is
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OIL STOCKS.

TEXAS OIL STOCKS bourht ana so11 -
v,tnulnltslon; Private leased Postal wires
S meHinef 0u Beaumont, Houston and Gsi.
'sSloh oli Exchanges. Offices. Levy Ridy
galveston; plns Bldg, Houston. Ca n'siii
rt5'si beaumont; li7 Stute \ Chicngo
s sna S@s Broadway, New York. Write
tfTr Quotations aud advice. New York
chicago and Beaumont Security and III
:, sestinent Co. address main ogncS. cal.
Se'Iohi Texas. Reliable representative, =
lnr Letter. "''e 'Or NiF'u,
ENCHANGE-SmRii sfocE -ood- -
STOCK bargain. Address, 42io This nr,c "s'
a. - 10
LILLIAN y. KING & ~,
be yaSt,oh' Texas, Oh Exchange otfer epeat
'e1'"S 70 oil stocks and solicit orders
OIL SIOCK-Write ms be1o-e -,,T--5--------------
oIueIs great bargains by well ~, Az.
MunSer 4 en' on application, chas Il.
R-17
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ss,,at ~ nj o.: ASso
nm, info n"Irtrd under Cn'nrlio
s. 2'F'' lnFmte' worth 500 to
0rrt pfgC- published Toe A.
L'niu IL
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MAPRY-Sen &c Tor Rig descriptive st,
ladies' or gentlemen, many rich ard want
- marry. Mutual Exchange, Denver,
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C pas = hc' er
agents snpniy Co. iiis oakwool aye.
nue.. Tniedo. Ohio. 10
MYSTIC ORAcLE-~Gnlde 10 fortune tell
ing and dream book. all FOR Zoe e
mont Supply Co., 20 Tremout street
Rochester, N. Y. IS
MADAM JOHNSON. coicrsd cisrvoyant.
Dsiuist. 23I2 Prairis o9d phons l4oA II
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Personal.


ANSWERS TO want ads. remaining In the
Once Of Tie Post FOR the week cld.ug
Saturday. February IL. lJU2
5225 sol 42Ol. $751;; :. X. 1927, 5iG2
B. 80; g. Il. C.; b. W; 42u2; Sij3. BIS;
54ol. 54T9; 545+; 5215; $3.50; 4916: 54Sl
643i. $3.50 oU6; 5407: 5iS2; 5+32; 545T
Home: 540s; 52S3: sos; 500; $685.; 500.
saS5; Mrs. Il. Jonas; 5i5O; s235; 543i,
54sI: 52ss. 525l. 5412: 42l5; ChAs 4.
Magill; 81. c. F.: 81. g. o.; 1898; 523s;
42iB; Andrew McCAbe; 52i4, 5264; 54SD:
5tt9 $3.50; $40; 5435; 54lj; Owner; 42Ql:
5566; 526d; 400: Sap: 1914, 2492. b469;
i-is $3.50: f2a5: 400, $40, 1929; SAT-
52g7; 5lg7; 42S3; s2I1: 42SI. Wade: 54as;
6iES, 427s; 1919; 5t74: 5iiq; y. g.; 6249;
54}s 1924. ict9 1873
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tLESMEN--To sell perfumes, toilet soaps,
etc, 60 dealers; 500 monthly and eN-
penseS; experience unnecessary. Piumer
PerfumCry Co, st. Louis. Mo-
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TO EXCHANGE-M Missouri farm o. 4.
acres two miles from good town on W., ~.
line Wabash railroad In the oesl s ~
ing and Bluegrass region Of me sn ss
good schools, also a residence " ~ ~
will exchange the above for gooi, M
land on canal on sure canal prcpossin..,..,
must be near transportation. suai'is
424S, this office. -
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also pay your railroad fare both ways
Home on car line out from center OF city:
absolute privacy; win nut you ia CORE
spondcnce with patients cured: special
care given lady patients; best references.
Address The Matthews Home, Drs. Mat
thews & Hubert, proprietors, 300 Day
avenue, West End San Antonio, Texas. II
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go WAY BACK and n DOWN. latest.
fuuu.es, nO.eiU, everybody laughs Zoe
pus' paid southwestern Nogclty co..
Dallas Texas. ..
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MARRIAGE paper; hest nub.lshed; con.
tanning hundreds OF personal" ndyor-
tlsements OF marrlageab'e people: many
rich; mailed securely sealed free J. W
GunRels Toledo. Ohla.
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500 NCEE FARM in high .tse scoi ~
ton. located in Indiana. soah To-,
70 exchange for nee nIan n Iplet,,ssss- 4
Company. rooms i4,l5 Wilson Ss. .I.s =
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TrPEWRiTING and STENOGRAPHY-
Tgpewritins work OF every description;
certified abstracts a speciality. I'd Nc
phone So; new 1lT5. l6
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ut is EASY TO TRADE
Il through Post Want Ads
LIVESTOCK AND POULTRY

ron sALE--A due pedlgrecd stallion, l6
hands high; FIVE years old. Tony Mon
leblanc, iOl7 Cleveland. corner sherman.
10
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ENLARGE your busts ladies' four 10 ten
inches ri home With Dr. Conway's Rast
Tablnids at trihing cost; 5000 for case
we can not: those dsveloned In mast
twelve years prove It's permanent: Sc led
tects &c Stamps. Conway Speciac Gu
is Tempe place lioston. Mass 10
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nOST NV ANTS"
Il ARE CHEAP.
HELP WANTED.


wANTED-Rice farmers on the BrarorlA
Rice and Irrigation Co.'S farm. Address
II. p. Richards, superintendent, Duke
Texas 10
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wANTED-Four white men for transfer
work; must be sober and good drivers Nc
others need apply. G. G. Williams, We
Texas avenue. u
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WANT Ed young man eNprriencel NM
etockery glass, tin BEd hardware; oCp
who speaks German and bohemian; NO
other need apply. Further particulars
write + q, Box 4oS. Yoakum. Texas rs
NANTEl-Fne rgetic men end women
everywhere 10 do writing at home: IIghs
work; good wages; no canVassing: send
self addressed envelope and get uart,e,,
iaFA Mrs Eugene smith. Geneva. Ga.
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NTHERS READ POST
. Want Ads. Do your
PERSONAL.

PERSONAL.
MATHIS for ladies, vnpor, dry heat and
Swedish massage baths at our hair dress
ing parlors and hair store. See our new
line OF hair ornaments and combs. Wat
son & Williams 1919 Texas Ave. u
J. b. HUTCHINS. Navasota. TeVns, man.
ufactures a salve that VIII cure letter.
eczema rinEworm OF old sores of Gny
kind: price 81 per box; any one huyiDg
one box of this salve not benefited,
money refunded. Write for Testimonials.
ANY ONE who does not know our phone
number please make note II Is 400
Houston plumbing and Mfg. GO. q
RHEUMATIsM, PARALYSIS, Erysipelas
Is positively cured by the use OF tue
famous "Jo-He" OIL; large size $3.50;
small soc; postpaid. u. Il. jones Sons,
Dallas. Texas. Il
MEN--My Gold and Damlnnn Tablets
promptly relieve cpd permanently cure
all cases OF sexual debility; mailed 81.
Leon BichOn, French Pharmncinl, lTU2
Mckinney avenue. Houston. II
co TO NAPLES DRUG STORE; you can
always hnd II there. u
W al ED-IO sell fUst rUuIc. Apply 10
Mrs. MGhsie. SiS Mckee street. 0
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1T is not what you pay, hut the quality
OF the work that counts; our work is the
best: suits cleaned 81. dyed $3.50. Fan
titorium Club. 30 San JacInto; both
phonsa. %
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wANTED--Good upholsterer; only. hrstc,
class man need apply. II. Waduell. 40
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WE SEEK husband for una den adv re.
siding ~ Tennessee. aged 25, pretty and
honorable. worth 5000: stamp Tor par
tlciNars The Mutual Book Exchange.
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WANTED-Good carpet workman; only GI-
perieuced hrst-class man need apply. II;
" addeu 10
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FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE

EXCHANGE-WB CONTROL THE lls
GEsr LIST OF PROPERTY IN rEzn
TO EXCHANGE. SEND US A Llsl@
WHAT YOU WANT OR WHAT NV
HAVE TO EXCHANGE. NoRFLELls
BROOKS. HOUSTON. TEXAS. y
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1902-05-29
A Higli Price for CattIa.

Kansas City, NO., May 2s.-Forty
two head Of Missouri grade Here.
ford and Shorthorn steers were sold
at the stock yards for $3.50 per loc
pounds This is the highest price
ever paid for beef animals in this
market. The steers weighed an av.
erage OF LAS pounds. Consequently,
an average Of s11o62 per head was
paid for them. The steers were bred.
raised and fed near Pleasant Hill.
Mo, by James c. Knorpp & Son and
were two and three years old.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1902-05-29
THE ST. CLAIR COUNTY BONDS.
4 Meeting to BE Held June II Before
Judge Philips, when Both Sides win
Present Propositions.

Kansas City, Mo-, May 2S.-Gen.
John B. Henderson, of Washington,
attorney for the holders Of about
100000 Of the railroad bonds Of st..
Clair county, had q consultation yes
terday with Judge Philips, Of the fed
eral court, at which II was decided
that a conference between the bond
holders, committee of citizens Of
St. Clair county and the court shall
be held here June II. The commit
tee from St. Clair county and the
bondholders will both submit propo-
sitions to Judge Philips and the en-
tire matter will be discussed.
Judge Philips will then propose what
he considers would be a fair COM
promise. It is believed that both
sides will accept his decision as final.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1902-05-29
OHIO REPUBLICANS.
Unanimity Of Sentiment In Favor Of sen.
ator Hsnns-Ths Selection Of State
Csnmittssusn.

Cleveland, O., May 2S.-The fen.
eure OF the republican state conven.
non here yesterday was the una
samity Of sentiment In favor of Sem
stsr Hanna. He has been the center
- interest sinoe bis arrival from
Washington last Sunday. The con-
terences Of leaders with him con-
snued yesterday, but when It came
- the meeting Of the delegates by
congressional districts in the after.
noon the sentiment for him was dem.
sastrated in an unprecedented de-
gree. His friends had claimed IS out
Of the 81 districts and more than
Fealized their expectations. Interest
centered in the selection of state
committeeman, as the new state cen.
tral committee, selected yesterday,
Will have control next year, when
members OF the legislature are elect
"a who will choose the successor to
Mr.. Hanna in the senate. 1t was
claimed last night that there was
only one anti-Hanna man elected on
the new state committee and that
ne has been reconciled."
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1902-05-29
KILLED BY AN ANGRY BEAST.
Elephant Trainerin Forspasgh . Soils Cir
Gus Failed to Give the Usaai 0rset-
Ing 70 the AnluaL

New York, May 2s-"Tops," t.
male elephant of the Forepaugh 4
Sells circus, killed man at the show
grounds Of the circus in Brooklyn
The victim was Joseph Blunt, Of Fort
Wayne, Ind. He went to the ele-
plants enclosure where the animals
were waiting for their breakfast and
each stuck out its trunk to shake
hands" as Blunt passed down in front
Of them, it being the custom Of the
trainers to salute each elephant with
a gentle tap. Blunt had q beer glass
in his hand and when he approached
"Tops" he showed it at her instead
OF giving the usual greeting. This act
seemed to offend the great beast.
In an instant she seized the man
with her trunk and after hurting him
violently to the ground, knelt on him
and crushed him to death.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1902-05-29
FRENCHMEN ENTERTAINED.
Ihey Review the Cadets at West Point and
See Parade Of MiIttismsn
and Sailors.

New York, May 2S.-Count de
Rochambeau and the others of the
party OF French delegates, after pass
ing most of yesterday in Journey
ing to West Point and reviewing the
cadets there, arrived in this city
shortly before four o'clock in the
afternoon. They came down the
Hudson on the United States dis.
patch boat Dolphin. A reception
committee awaited the party at the
barge office. Lined up at the Dupont
dock were 100 blueiackets from the
Gaulois with their band and about
double that number of United States
sailors from the Kearsarge and Ala
bama. All carried rifles and bayo.
nets. A large crowd stood in a pour
ing rain and witnessed the debarka-
ton, cheering the visitors as they
proceeded to carriages and, escorted
by the military and a platoon of
mounted police, were driven to the
city hall.
Arriving at the city hall, the
Frenchmen were formally welcomed
to the city by Mayor Low and Presi-
dent Fornes, of the board Of alder.
men. The ceremony concluded with
the address Of Ambassador Cambon.
Carriages were then taken and the
visitors and government and city Off.
Gals were driven to the reviewing
stand, where they witnessed the pa
rade of the New York national guard
and the American and French sailors
from the warships. The parade was
an hour and half in passing the
stand and $500 men took part In II.
Count Rochambeau expressed him
self as highly pleased with the dis.
play made by the citizen soldiery.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1902-05-29
rHE PHILIPPINE INQUIRY.
Capt NcDopald Presented Oncisl Doeu.
ments TO Relate Cespsral O'Brisn's
Charges Against Hin.

Washington, May 2s@Capt. No
Donald's testimony yesterday be.
fore the Philippine committee in the
main consisted Of the presentation
Of official documents procured from
The war department for the purpose
Of refuting the statements made BY
Corporal O'Brien derogatory to the
character Of Mcdonald. The first Of
these was record showing that
O'Brien had been on duty at San
Joaquin from July IL, 1900, to Febru-
airy 20, 1901, whereas he had testi-
fed that he was present at Igbaras,
30 miles away, when that town was
burned, November 2, 1900. This was
the occasion upon which, according
to O'Brien's testimony, a Spanish
woman was maltreated by American
officers and enlisted men. Having
produced the record Of O'Brien's abb
sence, Capt. Mcdonald remarked:
This clearly proves that he has lied
in this instance" The witness also
presented complete set of accounts
OF company N, to show that he was
not thief" as O'Brien had charged
he was.
Senator Culberson here entered on
a line OF questions to bring out the
details Of the witness information
concerning the administration of the
water cure. Mcdonald said except
on one occasion he never had been a
witness to this process and that this
occasion was the one in which the
presidente Of lgbaras was subjected
to this treatment. He said that at
the line he understood the prisoner
had been given the water cure upon
Capt. Glenn's orders for the purpose
OF eliciting information, which was
secured. Mcdonald said the water
was forced into the mans stomach
with a syringe, but that he was not
badly hurt, as he mounted his horse
soon after and rode into the noun
tains with the troops. Capt. Nc.
Donald told Of being present at the
burning Of Igbaras and Of himself
ordering the burning of several other
towns, but he said they were all in q
hostile country. many Of them be-
ing the homes Of ladrones and insur-
gents and the houses generally be-
ing merely nipa huts, valued at not
to exceed SO. He never had made
any effort to seek out tho residences
OF the guilty, but generally had in
cluded the entire town in his orders
for destruction.
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MARKETS. BY TELEGRAPH.


Kansas City, May &-Cattle-Markst
weak and lower; beef steers, N,0o07. n;
native cows, $2.70G6.S6; native ytockers,
S0oQ5& Hogs - Market higher for
heavy and lower for light at S.7b@7.S0
Sheep-Market steady to strong; sheep,
AodS.50; lambs, t360@25
Chicago, May %.-Cattle-Good to prime
steers, T00@I60; stockers and FEEDER,
R.N@S.S; Texas fed steers. EE0s,M
Hogs-Mixed and butchers, NSo07.lk
Sheep-Good to choice wethers, E.600
6S; native lambs. E.00Q6.90
st. Louis, May 8.-Cattle-Beef steers,
A.0O075o; stockers and feeders, &a2oQ
100; Texas fed steers, N.OGS3O. Hogs--
Pigs and lights, &SOG6.S5; butchers, RN
@.2. Sheep-Natives, N.5OG55O; lambs,
N0oQ70o.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1902-05-29
Confessed to Striking the Desd Rov

81. Joseph, Mo-, May 2s.--,Jacob
Graham, aged 10, a school boy, con.
fessed to the police last night that he
was responsible for the death of Rob.
ert &. Hunter, aged II, who was found
dead at his home. The boys quar-
relied and Graham says he was as.
saulted by Hunter. In retaliation he
struck Hunter with his fist, the blow
taking effect on the left temple,
Hunter fell, but arose and went
home, where he died from concus-
sion Of the brain.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1902-05-29

Philadelphia, May 2s.-William Lane
was hanged here yesterday. His
crime was particularly strocious. On
the morning Of April he shot and
killed Ella Jarden, by whom he was
employed as o servant, and her two
young daughters. Lane had stolen
money from his employer and fear
ing the consequence Of his thefts, he
deliberately shot the woman and her
youngest daughter in an upper room
OF their home, and then called the
elder child from the street where
she had been playing and shot her.