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W ELCOME EXTENDED
RECEPTION TO DR.. AND MRS. G..
ERNEST SMITH.
Congregation Of st. Thomas Church
Greets New Rector-Bishop and
Clergy Present. (

Distinctly notable among the events con-
nected with the social life of st. Thomas
Episcopal parish was the reception last
night rendered to the new rector OF the
church. Rev. DR.. c. Ernest Smith, and Mrs
Smith by the members of the veStry and
the ladies of the congregation. The recep-
ton was held in the parish hall, and from
$50 until il o'clock the large room was
thronged with Episcopal clergymen and lay
men, as we'll as by members of other de-
nominations, who came to personally ex-
tend greetings 20 the new rector of st.
Thomas and his wife. Nearly all the men,
bers of the Episcopal clergy of the city,
headed by the RI Rev. Henry Y. Satterlee,
bishop of Washington, were present during
the evening and warmly welcomed DR..
Smith into the aSsocia tons of the Wash
ihgton diocese.
The setting for the scene was patriotic in
character. The room had been tastefully
decorated especially for this occasion. Over
the platform in the south end of the hall
were draped large American flags, behind
an attractive array of palms, tropical plants
and vases of cut flowers. The windows along
the sides of the room were also covered
with the national emblem, and throughout
the hall palms and potted plants were dis
tributed with pleasing effect.
Or. and Mrs. Smith, with the veStrymen
and their ladies, formed the receiving party,
and were stationed on the platform, and for
several hours a continuous stream of peo-
pie was passing along the line to greet the
special guests of the evening. Mr.. Melville
Church, junior warden of the parish stood
at the head of the party and assisted by
Mr. Julian Wall; introduced the guests to
Dr. and Mrs. Smith. Among others in the
receiving party were Rev. Carl S. Smith,
assistant rector of st. Thomas and wife;
Rev. j. G. Ames, assistant rector of St
Thomas; Col G. A. Woodward, senior
warden of the church; Mr. Justice Cla-
baugh and wife, Mrs. Melville Church, Mr.
ana Mrs. Theodore w. Noyes, Mr.. and Mrs.
John c. Davidson, Mr. and Mrs. Murray
Addison, Mr. and Mrs. Norman Gait Mr..
and Mrs. H. w Fitch
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SHOOT AT SHREVEPORT.
The Texans Are Giving Good Account
of Themselves.

Shreveport. La. June u. The big shoot
given here under the auspices of the Lous-
lana Mississippi Trap Shooters league
opened this morning with 100 shooters hail
ing from every section Of the country.
Texas Is much In evidence. being repre-
scented by oyer thirty cracks, who In every
event have rendered good accounts of them
selves. Prominent among the fortunate
contestants so far out of the eight of the
ten events In today's program are Arthur
Wilcox of San Angelo who broke 1eI out
of 300 clay birds.
Luther Wade of San Angelo is shooting
also with "a close eye" having rolled mp
a score of 1885, which tied Erwin OF Mis-
sissppi, the next high man.
Oscar Guessnz of San Antonio Is here
lobbying for the next Great American handl-
cap for his town and incidentally looking
toward his laurels and seeing that the
Alamo City does not suffer from having MN
as her representative.
Wallace Miller and Frank Fisher OF Aus
tin and Ed Darlington OF Manor are also
doing the right thing toward old Travis
and making business bad for some OF the
cracks with National regulations.
Owing to lack of efficient car service,
due to the fact of a disastrous fire occurring
here today and burning out several OF the
belt wires. the shooters were cQnsideraDiy
Inconvenience In the matter Of getting into
town and two of the events TO I'LL out tue
ten scheduled for today were deferred until
tomorrow. No definite conclusions as 10
high averages could be reached.
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IT LOOKS LIKE PANAMA.
A Remark of Senator Morgan Seems
TO Forecast The Result.
WHITE MEN CAN'T WORK AND LIVE
In Panama, Said Senator Stewart OF Ne
vada--The Contention Grows
Stronger.

Washington, June II. Throughout to-
Jays session Of the senate the isthmian
canal question was upder consideration.
Speeches We're delivered by Messrs. Per
kina CCal), Galluger IN. h, Stewart
tNey) and Morgan Ala) All advocated
the adoption Of the Nicaragua route ok
cept Mr.. Galinger who made forccfu
argument in support of tire Panama route
He believed it was the more healthful
The argument of the senators IN support
OF the Nicaragua route was made espe-
clally on the ground Of feasibility and
business wisdom,
Mr.. Stewart and Mr. Morgan both con
tended that the health conditions in Nica-
ragua were superior to those In Panama
When the senate convened Mr. Quay
Pa) gave notice that on Thursday at the
conclusion of the voting on the lsthmlan
canal question, he would move to discharge
the committee on territories from further
consideration Of the bill providing for
the admission as States of tie Territories
Of Oklahoma, Arizona and New Mexico.
The resolution offered yesterday by Mr..
teller CCol) calling upon the secretary OF
war for an itemized statement OF the
amounts puiu by Oeuefdl NOou out pi lHe
Cuban funds for the advancement OF
reciprocity, went over at the request OF
Mr.. Teller. II remains subject 10 bis call
Consideration then was resumed OF the
isthmian canal project, Mr.. Perkins lcal.)
addressing the senate in support OF the
Nicaragua route. lie declared that the
adoption of the Panama route would In
yolve this country In political and Imam.
cial troubles that would prove DISASTROUS,
The house amendments 10 the senate
bill extending the provisions and limita'
lions OF the pension laws 10 the survivors
of Indian wars were concurred In.
Mr.. Stewart new Advocated the adOp
tion Of the Nicaragua route The climate
Of Panama he said lis practically pro
hibitiyc OF canal there. II any regard
Is to be paid TO human NE
The houHe amendments to the senate
bill increasing the pensions Of MANNED sol
diers were referred with the bill 10 the
committee on pensions.
Mr.. Gallingcr spoke In support of the
Panama route, He believed that n proper
sanitary arrangements were made In Paha.
ma death from disease would be reduced
TO n minimum
Mr.. Morgan, In charge of the bill. said
that there had been raised no false cry
about the health conditions In Panama. lt
had been shown by the experience Of All
mankind" that Panama was one OF the
most unhealthful places on the face OF the
globe.
remark made by Mr.. Morgan was re.
gnrded as significant. MS possibly f0reshad-
owing the result OF the vote on Thursday.
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THE NATIONAL CAPITAL.
Effort TO Secure Term of the Cir,
cult Court for Texas.
THE GREER COUNTY CLAIM PRESENTED,
Stephens Accepts the Figures OF the In
terror Department--Mr. and Mrs.
MacGreeor Are Going to Europe.


Washington, June II. Representative
stephens today introduced bin to refund
to the State of Texas the sum of Sj0,SI5,
this being the amount due In the adjust
ment of claims relating from the transfer
of Greer county from Texas to the Federal
government 1t will be remembered that
a report made by the secretary Of the In
terror some days ago showed that this
amount was due,
Representative Lanham today made an eff
fort to provide for the holding OF one term
of the Firth circuit court of appeals AT
Fort Worth. During the forenoon the
house judiciary committee had before 1t
bill providing FOR the holding Of term OF
the court at Atlanta ana MI Lanham at
tempted TO have 1t 80 amended before being
reported as t. provide that the court should
also sit at Folt Worth. In this he was I'M
successful, however and later he intro
ducod u new bill covering the matter. This
time named In the bill for the holding OF
the court Is tue hrst Monday in November,
The headquarters Of the circuit are at
New Orleans and the court OF civil appeals
now holds all its sessions there The bust
ness of the circuit has become 50 heavy
that II has been thought advisable to have
some of the terms held at other points In
the widely scattered territory. The bill
favoring Atlanta has been passed by the
senate and the committee reported IL favor
ably today. without the amendment offered
Early In the present month Representa-.
tive Slayden offered a resolution calling on
the secretary Of war for statement show
ing the number Of officers who have been
promoted since April /, 1898. and then i'm
medlately retired and also the add iona
cost 10 the government by means of these
promotions lust prior to retirement. The
house military affairs committee promptly
ordered an unfayorable report. MIR Stay
den brought certnin Influences 10 bear ana
as result the republican majority OF tha
committee today roconsinercd their former
action and authorized q favorable report
III the resolution Is adopted and the in
formation asked for furnished. u VIII be
shown that thousands OF dollars have been
spent I'm Increased rates Of pay necesslt ited
by these promotions made through fayorit
ism
Unless Major Littleton 7. Waller can
prove that he did not give out the inter
view attributed him at San Francisco, he
will be reprimanded by the president. In
the interview IN question he was quoted as
intimating that his court martial was tue
result of undue influence at Washington.
II is understood unofhcially that he has
entered a general denial OF the statement
made In the interview.
As a result OF the influence Of Booker I.
washington. 4 negro viii be appointed TO
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-06-18

onio, June 1.-THE Brewers
SIX furlongs, Mt Latonia today,
4 an exciting finish, Ave horses
- the wire heads apart. The de-
i s,,HI,. 70 sevoy with top weight up.
u was second and Firing Line
,ellongs- Ethel Davis. Succassuna,
s.sss,nser. Time ! 90
a.,uoosVngSs-Two Lick, Flora willough.
s%' Time l:02.
g ~. sixteenth Edgardo. BafGed.
4 ' p,ao Time 1.4sN.
b d WIS handicap, six furlongs,
h llns sl'5p-Sevoy, Jack Ratlin,
81 iendin, Prism, Time i .6s1h ia VI "
! Tine l:2s. s' op'irh0'
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poBsoN MAY BE CALLED ON
To Give Testimony Concerning His
Charge OF Bribery.
Especial to The Post.l


New York, June IA special to the
Eagle from Washington says: 1t is likely
that Charles NJ Dobson. former correspond
emit Of the Associated Press in Cuba, who
charged that General Maxine Gomez had
been paid $4,000 bride money by United
States authorities In Cuba. will be called
upon to appear before the senate committee
on relations with Cuba for the purpose OF
testifying regarding the condition of af
fairs in that island
In conversation today Senator Teller in
timatcd that he was ready TO summon Dob
son and that he was only refralning from
20 doing out of consideration for Senator
Platt OF Connecticut, who is chairman #
the committee and who has charge Of the
investigations now being made. Senator
Teller would not say what he thought of
Dobson's charges, bat 1t must be stated
that the correspondents story Is very gen.
administration officials and the fact that
secretary Root has assumed all RESPONSE
buity In connection with money paid Go
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MARSHES AT Ia euAYRA.

Venezuelan Complications Decide the
Cabinet to Take Action.
Washington, June 1.-THE cabinet today
discussed the situation In Venezuela SO fa'
as It Is revealed "a the press dispatches
and in some cablcgrams received by COM
try. II was decided that one or two war
ships shall be sent at once TO Ia Gunyrn.
This action was taken, not upon dennite
adyices, but In pursuance OF the general
in case OF disturbances. This afternoon
orders were sent TO the Cincinnati and To-
reka TO proceed al once to La Gusyra-
The two vessels are now at San Jpans
Porto kiee
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-06-18
HARLEM ENTRIES

n and half furlongs, 2-year-olds-
Fun Ill, Pluck los, Entrance 100,
faaao %, Mrs. Wisggs rs, Lady Joce.
Corsica e6, Alice Cary los, Dick
IA JOS Fully Deck 1oj, VIII Shelly 90,
ExtIlus B6, Dundees Pet 96. Efde S. %.
II 'atlongs, sellinG-Carl Kahler 100,
|aiN lOI Pat Morrlssey 1o5. Corvus
Naton II l03. Master Mariner 1O1,
" iiTes 30, Winter 107, King Barley.
/ ~ Bard Burns l04. Boomrack 1o4,
EGkl9i w." '''
III ,ne quarter, hurdle. handicap,
|Na NO pissenter 1876. Coirillo 1871, l. on
s s,s ~. Gllssando 125, Henry
rs coley 1874, David s. 1871, DR..
II Derby Trial Special. mile and an
srrs,mwl ll2, CruSadoS 1t2, Luciep Ap.
x W. ~ 1lonwater 112. Otis 112. Wyeth
saaeshey ll2, Lord Ouex 112, Bells
|a'aa IL, Abe Frank 1l2.
II. H,songs-Early los, Otter Tail 100
~ WI; Goodman 9s. Our Bessie 1903.
Es,M loo, Glendon 1o1.
9le-Boney Boy l13. Federal 1Oo
''nue 100 Barrack 100. Lagoletta
y aile and seventy yards. selling
~ X iror,anstamar III. Edith O. 100,
N. nS, simeon 94. Golden Sceptre
ID. brake l03, George Whitney 95.
M, ~ ~ Tammauy Chief 1O7. FIN.
~ r. y Blessed Damgozle 90. Peat 100,
w and fast. ' nam o''
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,.yvpsHEAp BAY ENTRIES.

], ,p,lonrs, lightweight handicap DE
Z, IN Bel,ino IA, Jim Teully III.
y, Il5. Cobcugrg lY7, Wealth Ia.
In Alard Sbeck ia.
4 sIe Syear-olds and up-Bonmot 10l,
Y. inlet 81, Keynote gS, Tom Kenny
ns,,ike lUl, The Amazon lO3, Eddie
4 4 M. Fair Knight iOl, Numerai Ill,
s.,ss lOe, Star of the West 96, Rox.
N III Slip Thrift 1ol.
Y. sa,lours on turf the Daisy-Eu
IN nd Buttons, Whorter, Serge, Sunny
1. ig our Nugget, Roxboro Ito.
I, m. and a quarter, Bayridge handi-
|. rass 126, Morning Side 112, Swift
/. N Trigger 90, Advance Guard III,
/ u nd Water Cure, Dixie Line 1O6.
|5h furlongs, 2-year ODDS. selilng-Dx-
.yp, Mackey Dwyer 106, Old Glory
4 v,Ys 20. Makeda "a, Pine Brook ~,
krs,s 100, Mary McCnfferty 100. Chiclc
! ,nthsayer "a. No Match 90, Bob Hill
IN FIRST Chord. Rockford, Minatour
,,shIuet 1O4. Dark Planet, Dramatlst
1 General Prig ~, Warte NIGHT 102,
Srss VI. CinQuevall lO3. Begone ~,
~ Hope IO2. War Cry 10T, Sapere 1U2.
4, Al The ocean ~, orc Viva 1O2, DR..
IN NA Gloriossa 1O1.
n, nd one.sixteenth on turf. selling
|Tsr III, Courtenay 80, South Elk
4 I'd, Klnnikinnic lo5, Zen Howard
4 yoII. peyton 1O6, Prince Richard l23,
Erp6 Lord Sterling los. Philippine III,
kstuud los, Alsike lO5. Master Frank
cat,n Cottage 96, Marothen l0l.
|fr and drying
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falt Ground Winners.

s,s. June lI,-Prosper Lagai created
L, a. AZ the Fair Grounds today by
s'.. ae feature attraction at a mile
e,s.,,s saius from a small but select
I'm. OF Rollick, Helen Print and
|s,'... win 40 to chalked up against
s.t ecully got Prosper Lagai off
/ rlnsinu. Kept him there the entire
|sitt lsns,pSy a neck from Rollick, who
PHI vas ls before Helen Print. Miss
n I'D me only, winning favorite.
EslAa, HsnnlI fnrlongs, purse Avoid,
Snappy. Time :55.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-06-18
THE FIRE RECORD.
Store al Weimar.

welmar Texas, June 17.-Another FIRE In
the city Of weimar last night destroyed the
building known as the Milroy property, now
belonging to Brasher & Fisher, valued at
$1,000. and the contents, valued AT 500; no
Insurance The frame range Just north or
the building destroyed was saved by the
almost superhuInan efforts OF the fire de-
partmpnt
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-06-18

Tabby rooss ufi pnt,,. selling -chanterell.
about a mile and quarter s,me lbs.
Boy T,,r Moywl,n' yin, Buck o'Dcwd' Ps sfns AS.
Lskeview urBES slEa' rs ssstlinsLMIss eoishtly
n Nile and seventy yardsHProsnnsh
''s s'r s,,ri heien Print Time i:4siS hasai'
ON Iuriongs,. selling-Santn ven,n..
uuz@o, III Nocker. Time iI5i.' Kan
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-06-18
Roralma-Lord Derby Race.

New York. June lit has been definite
ly decided that the match race between
Thomas LawSon's Boralma and f. b.
Smithers Lord Derby, for a side stake OF
$4,000, shall take place at Hartford on
Saturday, August .. The horses have been
matched and forfeits of 5000 have been
posted for some time.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-06-18
Heauv Loss al shreveport.

Shreveport, La June IA Are broke
out about c O'Clock today or Texas avenue,
destroying the plant ~ Alien & Curry, lum
Der mill; Snyder's wagon factory; the resi-
dence opposite known as the Rose place.
and several small buildings. The losses
aggregated at least $4,000. Allen e Curry
had 220OO Insurance
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-06-18
Miss Hanna Married.

Cleveland, Ohio, June 10.-The marriage
OF Miss Mabel Hanna, daughter Of senator
and Mrs NJ. A. Hanna tn Mr.. Harry Par
sons Of this city took place this afternoon
=. tho Ununn residence on Lakeside boule.
%ard The groom has for SOME time past
acted as one Of Senator Hanna's score
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-06-18
wirkiield's Ride at Harlem.

|alats, June l7--Pat DUNES Allan,
b By WINFIELD, won the Graduate
b. 1t Harlem this afternoon. beating
Eehsayily backed Watkins Overton by
|.st., with High Chancellor, the favor
|aM
Er turlongs-Lady Matchless, Top Soil,
kCullue Time 1;01 3-5.
Es-sarlet Lily, Bragg. Jaubert. Time
Inia,,e stakes, $500 added, FIVE fur
ks-llin, Watkins Overton, High Chan
II Time 1:01.
f4-Ethel Wheat, Autollght, Hoodwink.
y Ia Is.
Il ipflongs Burnle Bunton. Gonfalon,
! sng Time 114.
]. md q furlong- Cherished, John Nc
b hsseas. Time l:55.
7. ind furlong- Danish. Star Cotton,
L pfather. Time 1856 80
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San Antonio. Texns June 17.-At $50
O'Clock this morning the McLeary home
stead, on Soedad street, owned by Judge
destroyed by FIRE with It's contents. IL was
occupied by family named Phillips who
made a narrow escape from death. Miss
Phillips was carried from the building IN
an unconscious condition. The total loss
was $500
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-06-18
Martinique prsnehed.

Paris. June 17.-An official dispatch from
Fort de France. Island OF Martinique. dated
Monday, June Ii. announces thai torrentai
rains June Is and 10 overlooked the rivers
at Bise Pointe and Lorraine. Mont Pelee
continued TO emit vast columns OF smoke
but no grave incidents were reported.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-06-18
MOVEMENT OF OCEAN VESSELS.
Especial TO The Post.

ISpecIaI 70 the FusIJ -,
Port Eads. La.--Arrived; Condor NOR ):
from Livingston via Port Barrlos ana
BELIZE: Elcio TAM. from New York; naT.
aid tNor.l from Bocas Del Toro. Sailed
Capelia C3r), for Liverpool.
Liverpool Arrived; Electrician (Br9'
from Galveston.
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Deed of rrlIst At Sherman.

sherman. Texas June 17-C. ID, Smith,
doing drug business. today Med Il decd OF
trust, naming Barlow billiard trustee Che
document specifies creditors to the extent
of $500. Assets nothing.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-06-18
Rrvan pefeated Caldwell.

Caldwell, Texas. June 1.-THE first match
game OF baseball his season was playe'
on yesterday evening between the Bryan
and Caldwell teams II was victory To-
the Bryan team by score of "a 70 10.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-06-18
The Texas League.

AT Dallas-Dallas Z, Waco .
At Corsicana--C orsicnna 3, Fort Worth ]
At northumberland y, Paris I.
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crexe,s Black Root Liver pIIIs.

Made from an active principle obtained
from Black Root. They act on the nveI
effects. No gripping, no sick stomach. VII
cure chronic constipation Price 20 cents
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Scotch
DAT S
Hand Il back unless Il has yIv
the Piper on the package

Referring to the alleged wrong doing by
the Panama Canal company, he said; The
people believe II now and when this SUB.
stltute is passed they will know IT,"
At 60S the senate went into executive
session and soon atterward adjourned.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-06-18
N.oro Killed Near Texarkana.

reyarLaua, Texas, June 17-CharIes
leans. colored, living on Red river, near
mis- city. was shot and instantly killed
TO-DAY. John H. Love, cotton planter,
was arrested.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-06-18
National League.

Willis and kittredse; Taylor and Bower,
man.
Afternoon game. Every man on the Bos-
ton nine came TO the bat I'm the fourth In
ming, FIVE of them making hits and hve
crossing the plate
Score y
Boston ............,3lO 1O3 lox-l3 ~
New York .........11O 600 600
Pittnger and Moran: Blewitt and Bower
man.
Philadelphia, June 17,-score- r
Brooklyn ........., ,2OC olo olo- II
philadelphia ....... 900 600 OIL
Newton and Farrell; Felix lbcrs AMI
DOOM
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n FOAM STAKES.
,..,A.,s. Ridden by Wonderly,
hats Lady AIbeferaft.
s,s 4 ONE TO TWO FAvORITE
:, Performance, but Though
WIN ,be Early Pace Finished
In the Ruek.

j. June 1s.-sir voorhees,, with
y : /, the saddle. won the Foam
|s'an ovsar.olds at Sheepshead Bay
q r,ay Albercrsft was made a to 2
,,.m the fact that she was carry.
|E ~, 30 mounds. Lady Albercraft ard
r,ro made the pace TO the back
rhere Sir voorhees, came strong
=, nv tbree.quarters Of length.
], y i i,sIo -Gunhre, The Rival. Ami
, WIN lllii.rion, Ascension, Locket. Time
y ,t,kes, FIVE furlongs-sir Voorhees,,
w H. ~, Ring Dove. Time 100 As.
.. pVI Island handicap. six furlongs-
l..r Lady Uncas, Himself. Time
I'D A half furlongs-Wax Candle,
] H ritE Brlllar Time 1907 20.
y IA A sixteenth Hampton, st.
q, Moor. Time 1;4S 2-5.
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The report Of the naval retiring board
which examined Captain Lemley, Judge
advocate general was today placed In the
hands of the president by Secretary Moody.
The board condemns Captain Lcmlcy ply
sically and he will 90 on the retired list
soon.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-06-18

the position Of naval officer at New or.
leans, The negro In question is I. b. Scott,
Washington saw the president Yesterday.
The Louisiana lily whites are pushing
Elmer Wood, late colonel Of the Second
Louisiana volunteers, for tho place. The
matter has been held up for several months.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-06-18

Constructor Hobson appealed today to
Secretary Moody for three months leave
of absence on account % his eyes. He is
now on special duty at Elizabcthport n.
J. The secretary conferred with Admiral
Taylor, Constructor Bowles aud Surgeon
General RlXey and decided to allow the
lnlNn
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-06-18

II. r. MacGrcror of Houston spent the
day here and left tonight for New York.
and they Will sail for Liverpool the latter
part Of the week.
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The president today sent the following
nominations To the senate Captain Charles
Il. Clark to he advanced seven numbers In
rank and to be rear admiral In the navy.