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The evening Republican., 1902-05-15

or1CE-sEALED PROPOSALS MARKED
Az "Propo,a|s'' will be received by the clerk
Of the Levy Court Of New Castle county on
WI:minsto on bridges, until May ". 1902, Tor a
new too and bottom track at Market street
bridge over the Christians river Wilmington.
Delaware, ihe track Is to bc made OF the
best cast steel, pianei, drilled tor anchor
bolts and tapped for 8. .ua bolts, to mate, The
holes in the rack. The sections in every ar.
ticu lar must conform to lho pattern Of the
track now under the bridge.
Sid tcrs shni name price for the upper
and lower tracks complete in place Including
the cost of tho patterns. the east steel track
boring for anchor bolts, drilling and tapping
for tap bolts, blaming anl fitting the track
aud placing tn, same IN position including
the removal OF The Old track ana sllIll spe-
city the time when the work viii! be finished
and whether or not it win be neces ,ary to
stop travel over the bridge during the pro.
gress OF the work.
For further information apply to
PhIi.ENl MA Oh \NDLEa
JOHN J. MEAi.EY.
mlS.6t Committee.
The evening Republican., 1902-05-15

Two million Americans suffer the
tolturing pangs OF dyspepsia. No
need to. Burdock Blood Bitters cure
AT any drug store.
The evening Republican., 1902-05-15

NOTlCE--A LIMITED NUMBER OF LOTS
~ in the Lombardy Cemetery will he or.
fered until June lst At So In avenues and $50
iu walks. CHao NJ. TOW NSEND
No. q W. 9th st. Secy,
mo tn tn sat il
The evening Republican., 1902-05-15

Rh WARE OF 1mltati ions of Dilmord Dyes
~ NM Ask Tor and take only diamond.
The evening Republican., 1902-05-15

ADlES-USE OURHAtMIESS REMEDY
- Tor Gelayed or suppressed period it can.
not fail: trial free. Paris Chemical Co.. Mil
Waukte Wiz. n9.6t,uL'
The evening Republican., 1902-05-15

4 or SALE-AI A HEAr BARGAIN ro
i close an estate. a two story brick stors
And dwelling at the \. Il Cor b L. Heald 81.
Apply to W. A. Hukill, Bayard Building
The evening Republican., 1902-05-15

E'OH SAf.k-CHEAP 8 WEATHER BgDS
L. shd pillows. Apply At III W. 18th st.
lnJ.tf
The evening Republican., 1902-05-15

H'OR SALE-HDUsE7l WILSON STREET
-. Gheap 20 close estate; call evenings
The evening Republican., 1902-05-15

L'OE SALE--THAr NEW And UECsTHA
- tle residence No. sli Broome street.: for
terms apply to James II, iloffeclser Jr, Law
Building, VIII. Del. il cod II
The evening Republican., 1902-05-15

NO REASONABLE OFFER REEITsEn
4 lof house and lot 9!09Washlngton streos
'f''' y" pt7hi'e3' Alj.Im'
The evening Republican., 1902-05-15

or ALG--AT A BARGAIN If SOLy
TINS mohth. dwellings and q stor.
property. all well rented apply to RnIsrs
Reynoid4. $50 Market street. mo Int
The evening Republican., 1902-05-15

\NYANTED-BY MIDDLE AGED WOMAN
w a situation as hou Iekeeper to assist
with housework CT light housek eeping Ap.
ply l225 Market street. mi l4-Ws
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l. tank il perfect order, having city watsr
Will sell cheap. Apply g.. King street
ml1.Im.
The evening Republican., 1902-05-15

OR SALE CHEAP-sEvERAL EMPTY
~ VINE casks also demijohns in good con
dltion. H. W. Vernon. Republican Office,
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l'Uli nAiIf1.

EOR sALE-EGGs $lOUfor 49, S3 GO for lol
Barred Plymouth Rocks Bradley BroA
straln. l." scott Townsend 5l9 Market st.
atI st t.J-tr
The evening Republican., 1902-05-15

w ANTED-A WHITE WOMAN TO As
w sistla caring for two children and To
assist In ing. Apply after O'clock y. IN.
lnl3tf
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FOR RENT.

Il OK EENT-THAT LARGE TWO STORY
l. bulld ding No. 1O5 w. stli street, suitabia
ior almost any kind Of business; also ons Stn
PIE; Apply to Jams, 1. sutton, 1908 Wy,t
i.'sh'h s'ree" aSl-eod-tf
The evening Republican., 1902-05-15

NJ AN|ED-TWO CARTHAGE PAINTERS
~, Apply to Jones Guthre l. Co., souti.
OF Market street. bridge mIa.nt
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M ANTED-A CARRIAGE :PAINTEL.
Hs Apply to- Ii. Polk, Newport Del
IN IL 3tt
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WANTED.

WANTED-A GOOD CARRIAGE PAINT.
w er Apply to E. d. Hickman. Mar.
sEalltcn. Del. mli.9t.
The evening Republican., 1902-05-15

-N ANTED-A GIRL For GENERAL
w house"or; ct ~ Monroe street.
mia-Jt
The evening Republican., 1902-05-15

TOR RENT-sECUND STORY FRONT
room with board. Apply Young Won.
en- Christian Association, sOS kius street,
ml!.3t III VS.
The evening Republican., 1902-05-15

yHT LILLIAN ZOIPER
~ FIRST class tuner AMI repairer OF pia,ov
anu organs, has tanel for royal families ID
Germany Wlll be III Wilmington very dlr
address + Y. box aSj Wilmington, or resl
dence. Elituu, Md ml.;,,n
The evening Republican., 1902-05-15

YNYANTED - GIRLS FOR KNITTING,
wv looping and topping. experiencso
han1s and iearuers also a few bright boys.
street between Eth and 18th. alB limo
The evening Republican., 1902-05-15

ATANTED-A GOOD BOY. APPLY Sd
w floor this office m5-tf
N NTED-AN INTELLIGENT GIRL TO
learn typesettins. Apply 3D. floor, this
Once u5 II
The evening Republican., 1902-05-15

Il OK RENT-SMAlI4 HOUSs ABOUT SIX
= = mics from Wilmington Oh the trolley
lor 'he rent. Apply NJ. 20! v. 9th street
mi23t
The evening Republican., 1902-05-15

EYANTED-WHlTE GIRL FOR GENEl;.
~ al houseworl in family OF Two. AL-
ply 70j King street. ml33l.
The evening Republican., 1902-05-15

N1 ANTED SECOND HAND FURNITURH
w We buy carpets stoves. entire lousa
OF part, also good cast off eothing. Call Ga
or send postal card to Mahou 81 U.s. so. Kin.
street. Deln. phone l.s5 d "a; i6] A,
l4.tf
The evening Republican., 1902-05-15

w ANTED-HALF GROWN WHITE OR,
w coorel girl 10 he!p IN family. Apply
at Leader. s2s.. a arliet street. ml3.3t
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-01-06
LEGAL TANeLE ON IN BROOKLYN.
Appointed Police Magistrates Refuse TO
Yield 10 Elected Successors.

New York, January A great legal en-
tanglement was pecipitated in the police
courts Of the borough Of Brooklyn today
The last legislature passed an act abolish
ing police magistrates and providing for
the election Of city magistrates, whose func-
tious should embrace those exercised by the
police magistrates The validity OF ihis act
was attacked IN injunction proceedings
Supreme Court Justice Marean 10 Brooklyn
dissolved the Injunction on the ground loat
Tie action was not properly brought. but
held the opinion that the law creating the
city magistrates was unconstitutional To
day both the old and new magistrates APP
peared at the several places OF holding
court to conduct the courts. Three OF the
police magistrates had slept all the night
before In barricaded courts aud one OF the
new city magistrates was arrested during
rhe day by order Of the police MAGISTRATE
he was supposed 70 succeed. In the after
noon JuFiice Marean rendered another de-
cislon upholding the police magistrates;
magistrates OF Kings county, has arranged
for a meeting Of all the rival claimants on
next Wednesday. when an EFFORT VIII be
made to settle future court assignments,
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WILL RESUME TODAY
The Congressional II Iiday Recess Has
at Last Come TO an End,
FORECAST FOR THE WEEK.
Hepburn'S House Canal Bill Is Special
Order for tuesday.
WILL BE THOROUGHLY DISCUSSED
The Panama Offer May Result in Causing
Some Delay.
THE SENATE HAS NO FIXED PROGRAM
Texas (575Eytersity OF eaon Reported
a., until a Posi-
ton " 4'O2 itlon.

Washington. January 5.--Aftcr a recess
Of almost three weeks both houses Of con.
gross win reconvene tomorrow. The prin
clpal item on the house program for the
week Is the Hepburn lsthminn canal I'LL
which is the special order for Tuesday
NC limit has been dxcd us to the tine for
debate upon the measure bnt Air Hepburn
Goes not contemplate prolonged ais
cushion of it, 1t is SURPASSED ia some lc'r-
tiers. however. that If the proposition OF
the Panama Canal company to SCI IL prop
crty aud franchises for 40. 100 80 IS made,
as promised. this may have the effect Of
opening q wider Geld Of DISCUSSION thab
at first seemed probable. and If this should
prove to be the case the bi niy he be-
fore the house for long,, tue 'Han Is
now conter plated.
Mr. Burton has given notice of speech
on the hill and II is understood that there
also will bc speeches in critris@ hf ape-
cal features. b.t its friends are very san
guinc. not o4ly that the bin viii pass, bu.
that it will pass speedily Mr.. Hepburn
the author of the bill, THINKS that only a
few days of debate will bn necessary.
1t is expected 10y ihr time til canal hill
is disposed of there Will he ruc or more
onproprjatiou bills ready tor cpnsidcr.ltl. n
Inv the house. None of lie appropriation
hills have vet been passed On by the ap.
nronrrotions committee. but both the ur-
rent deficiency and the PENSION bills are
In a forward state and Tie .xnsctation is
thar tbav will be rons,d rel by the GOA.
mlttoa during the current week. ..lc rles.
ont ,ntonfton is n .,ve first attention 10
rho dosciepcv bils me cstim,.,s II which
aegrocote so ooo 400
rio souot, b,s pn nrogr1n, for ,hn week
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directly from the ladies' cabin Opening
from the passage leading from the vcsti.
bule to the saloon are three statcroolns
and bath room for gentlemen in waiting.
The owners room Is on the starbOard side.
just aft OF the saloon. II Is large one,
being about thirteen feet long, IL con
talnS a brass bedstead, several wardrohes,
dressing table aud writing desk The room
has large skylight; IN fact, Il is a feat
ure Of the yacht thar every room Is ycnti-
lated not only by headlights through the
side in the usual manner. hut also by
means Of skylights. The staterOomS arc
few 10 number but Of large size The
main salon extends the whole width OF
the boat and Is eghteeu feet long There
Is tranSom on each side, a plano at tho
after end. while there vs. an open fireplace
at the forward end The large extension
table In the center win seat twenty -four
persons.
Throughout the owners quarters the
woodwork will he mahogany, enamel paint.
ed ivory color touched up with gold with
only small amount az he trim showing
the natural wood, thus carrying oai the
emperor's idea of simplicity, Forward OF
the salon are a large owners galley and
an entirely separate galley for the officers
and crew. The emperor ~ taking an ex-
treme interest In his Yacht, and has given
detailed orders as to how Shc Is 10 he
fitted below. All questions relating TO the
design. Ng and outfit have, lnNuver been
LETT entirely 10 Messrs. carey, Smith Il
Barley.
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THE SENATORS MAY ALSO MEET
To Decide on a Policy With Regard 10
the Philippine Tariff Bill.
CuLBERSON AND BAILEY DISCUSSED
In Connection With the Leadership Of
the Minority; Brilliant Work Expected
from the Senior Senator.
Especial to The postl

Washington, January 5.-rhc statement
comes from an official source that moth
ing uut harmony may lie expected az the
caucus of house democrats to be held
next Friday night il Is said that McClel-
Ian Of New York will withdraw the reso-
buttons which he introduced at the hrst
caucus and which resulted in the declara-
tion 10y Ball Of Texas that he would offer
the Kansas City platform as a substitute
II the New York delegation attempted to
press the Objectionable resolutions,
ALI resolutions, 1t will be remembered
were referred 30 4 committee Of twelve,
apG It was expected that this committee
would prepare and present some resolutions
of its own in addition TO those referred
o. 1t is said now however, that no such
action will be taken The prevailing be
lief seems to be that Burleson's two reso.
lutions win not be reported. II all this
lie true It means that 1t has been de.
cided to refrain from bringing UP matters
over which divisions nigh, occur and that
the old order OF things Will prevail,
The senate democrats may caucus on the
| Philippine tarln bill. Senator Culbcrson
/ stands next to the ranking democratic
/ member on the Philippines committee and
some brilliant work is expected of him.
| Both he and Senator Bailey IRE talked OF
| as leaders Of the senate minority.
All members OF the Texas delegation
save two Will be present when congress,
reconvenes tomorrow wooten has not yet
returned from his trip from Texas and Bal
has gone 10 Omaha to address the ~ ua
sneeting of the Jacksonville club Mex
Wednesday night.
Representative Burgess will tomorrow in
troduce a bin providing for n survey o
The Guadalupe river from its mouth T.
Il, Victoria IN order 10 determine whethe
or not the improvement Of the stream $
q. 70 PRINT Of light draught navigation
between those Vyo points is feasible.
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MR.. BRYAN GUEST OF Mr.. JOHNSON.
Is Not a Candidate for Anything and Can


Not say VINO Win Be Nominated.
Cleveland. Ohio, January 5,--As the guest
Of Mayor Tom L. Johnson, Hon. w. J..
BRYAN spent the day here cad will remain
until tomorrow morning, when he goes to
" COS en- ohio, to speak at q Jackson day
banquet tomorrow night. Thence he goes
TO New Haven. Conn, where he vii. = *
at q Jackson day banquet on "Wednesday.
Concerning the democratic platform. Mr..
Bryan s.lu ne tnousAt IT too early TO fore
cast such q document, lnt believed tho
party would stand hy what IL has fought
for in the 6 two campaigns ana that the
money plane would be continued IN the
Platform.
Regarding his own candidacy for the
presidency. Mr.. BRYAN said that he was
not candidate for an hing.
Asked If he considered Mayor Tom l..
Johnson the Logical candidate Tor the demo
era ic nomination for the presidency "A
1864. Mr. Bryan said There Is nobody
in the Unhed States who is at present
qualified 10 mans the democratic caudt
date II would hardly he proper for me
In assume the right TO discuss any par
ticular presidential candidate nj present
This because | am not prepared to dis
Gus the relative merits of men who wight
he associated with the democratic nomlna
ton As far as Mr.. Johnson 4, concerned
every good democrat ia the country knows
of Mr. johnson aud his work. but wheI
you come 20 discuss presidential possibili
lies That l. another question.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-01-06
THAT LEGAL TANeLE IN BROOKLYN.
There Was Truce Yesterday Among
the MAGISTRATES but Il Is Unsettled.

the MAGISTRATES but II Is Unsettled.
New YORK. January 5.-Ihere was truce
today In the Brooklyn magistrates war.
An ordor iosued h,, tho connnlssiopor 10
~ -, ,,..'t,,,. ~, -
tue bT"phlEh cap'dlhA uIc'lhE Hieh q"
send their prisoners to Magistrates Tlghe,
steers and Voorhees, These three. not
-. - - .,tz.t.,,, ,,,,i.t,.,. o.,
uethE hHectea by EXISTING 'ohulHuAS' SET
tied matters temporarily.
In the NVrtle Ayrulte court Charles S.
r,.,,,, .r +ta olno+ad orsoi,Is ,on-
DeNVN' one OIL int cltC'eu "iuN'H''' '''
ilnued in possession Saturday night and
TODAY. He had with him his chief clerk
ana several deputy sherifs. in the morn
over mGgistrltcs. was ne. mlttcd 10 enter
the CONT room and make formal protest.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-01-06
M. A. HANNA STILL LEADS
THE CONTEST is CONTINUED OVER
THE MAKEUP OF COMMITTEES.
Alliance of Dauaherty Element With
Hanna Men for Mckirnon and Nc
Elroy May Affect Ohio Politics.

Columbus, Ohio January 5.-Thc repub.
lican caucus last night nominated the
Foraker ticket for the scnnto anu the
Hanna ticket for the house Today the
contest was continued on the same lines
over The makeup of the standing commit
tees aud it is evident that the chairman.
ships and preferred places will 20 the
same way as the Offices
Price. who was defeated for speaker by
McKinnon. will be shown consideration as
chairman of the judiciary committee and
the chnrmanship of one of the committees
ON municipal affairs, in Difference TO George
b. Cox. will 90 to some member from en-
cmnali, but the courtesy viii not be eN
,ended further.
The senate committees are being appor
toned 10y a special committee on the liues
Of the republican caucus With the demo
Gratis co-0pera ing.
As the iuuor asSuCiatious threaten their
Influence To Price that interest is now at
tempting fusion OF the democrats with
sucn republicans as are opposed 70 tht
local option bill. The alliance of the
Daughcrty elemept with the Hanna mau
tor Mckinnon aud McEhoy promises tc
affect Ohio politics In the. future. Wher
Harry NJ DluglertS was defeated Tor tht
cuhernntorial nomination by Governor NASH
two years ago. he was opposed hy bot
OHIO senators. He has sept out of polite:
until he recently came TO the support o.
his old friends Mckmnon ana McElroy,
Senator Foraker is not expected here III
next Sweek. when all the committees vii
BE made up. IT Is proposed then to have
demonstration IN the interest OF har
muny.
ON Tuesday OF next week the two houses
vote separately for senator and the peX
day in Joint session thc5 declare the re
sun. Then Foraker les expected % make
speech Of acteptance~ As he was Endorsed
hN resolution at the last St1tC convention
for reelection, the republican joint sen
atorial cnucus this week will be merely
formal 81
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DETERMINED TO GET RIO OF THUGS
Denver Citizens Have Begun an Active
Campaign TO Protect Their City

Denver Citizens Have Begun an Active
Campaign TO Protect Their City
Denver. Colo. January J-Thls city will
present decidedly martial aspect II the
plans adopted by a mass meeting of clti-
zens this afternoon are carried out, and
The temper OF the meeting would indicate
that they will be, Because Of the many
crimes that have been committed here
within the past year Of two. which have
brought terror to Denver residents. the
latter have organized committee on
safety for the purpose Of protecting the
people against criminals The streets are
to be patroled during the night by armed
citizens. who will be expected TO keep the
town free Of the criminal class. All per-
sons on the street at night win be ex-
pectcd to give an account Of themselves
when called upon and, when failing to
satisfy the challenger Of the sufhciency Of
their reasons for being abroad, viii be ar.
rested
Police magistrates VIII be urged 10 make
punishment for crime so heavy as 70 deter
even the most desperate For months past
thugs and thieves have overrun the city.
Women have been crlminally assaulted In
their own houses. aud on the streets hold
ups and robberles have been OF almost
daily occurrence and even murder has been
committed at times when the occasion
from the standpoint Of the vicious demand
cd IN
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THE EMPERoR's YACHT.
A Description Of the Boat that Miss
Roosevelt Is TO Christen.

New York January 4.-The Tribune pub
fishes the following facts concerning the
German empIor's yacht, which Il Is ex-
Tccted Miss Alice Roosevelt viii chrlsten
At the request Of the kaiser;
The yacht Is being built by the Townsend
and Downey ship Building company from
designs by Carey, Smith ana Barbery; is al
most plated and IL Is hoped that she VIII
be launched the early part Of February
She viii be the largest schooner ai0at, the
architects say, her dimensions being 1Jl
feet over all, with ham Of % feet With
awnings ser and curtains az the wide there
win he ample room or deck to give a bali.
her hnish throughout viii be plain. yet
substantial All her deck work, such as
the deck house skylights ana rail- will be
Of selected teak wood and an capstans,
house OF steel csssd with teak. There Il
. bath room on the ttarooard side, opening
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-01-06
The New Secretary OF the Treasury Has
Fixed the Date.

Washington. January 4-Governor Leslie
NJ. shaw Of Iowa was in conference with
Secretary Gage for about two hours today
going over affairs Of the treasury depart
meut. and then left with the secretary for
the White House Governor shaw said
Il has been decided that he should take
charge Of the treasury department on the
25th Instant, He said he had not con-
templated any changes In the official force
here and he did not know that ne would
have any occasion to consider such changes.
lie said he regretted exceedingly that Sec
Rotary Gage had decided to leave the
treasury department
Governor Shaw and Secretary Gage re-
mglned with the president about half an
hour Governor Shaw later lunched with
the president. He said upon leaving the
White House that he had no announcement
to make beyond fixing the date OF his in-
ducton into office. Governor Shaw viii
return TO Iowa on Monday. Assistant
I Secretary Of the Treasury II. A. Taylor
will rctain his position under Go'Srnor
shaw. the new secretary Of the treasury.
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WEATHER INFORMATION.
Probabilities.

Washington, January 5.-Eastern Texas
Partly cloudy Monday; warmer In eastern
portion. Tuesday cloudy, probably rain
light to fresh easterly TO southeastcrly
winds.
Oklahoma and Indian Territory
Monday; probably rain IN south and rain
or snow In north portion on night Of Tues
day; variable winds.
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KILLED A WOMAN.
Shot at the Husband and Hit the Wife.
Killer Arrested.

Kansas City January 5.-Near shawnee
Kan, village ten miles west OF here,
Carl Fisher shot and probably fatally
wounded Mrs. Mary J.. Wallace 10 the
presence Of her husband, j H. Wallace,
laees were travelling overland IN Gov
cred wagon from Rich Hill 10 Custer coun-
~, Nebraska. They had cnmped near
Fishers farm and he accused them Of
that struck Mrs. Wallace was intended for
her husband Fisher escaped, but was ar
rested.
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INCREASED YIELD OF SILVER.
Statement OF Gold and Silver Produc
ton in the United States.

ton in the United States.
Washington, January IA statement OF
the production Of gold and silver in the
United States during 1901 shows that the
yield of silver exceeded that OF the pre-
vious year by about 100000 fine ounces.
fbc total number Of ounces of lne gold
produced was 3,ssOJTS. OF the value o..
Sso,2lS,SOO. The number of lie ounces o.,
silver produced was 59OJ3,IsS having Il
commercial value OF SO, 1890. The coin
nEe yalIe of the silver is approximately
STATES.
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sssssssssss.s..s.....s......
THE BRITISH LOSSES.
The Figures Show What tho War
Is COSTING Enaland.

London. January 6.-The total re-
duction OF Great Brltain's military
forces in South Africa from the be-
ginning Of the war to December, In.
Guiding deaths from disease, men re.
ported missing. etc.. amount to "a
200 men. or this number 1890 were
actually killed or died. a total Of
64,3So men were lnvalided home. the
majority of whom recovered and re.
Joined their comrades.
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BRYAN WILL NOT VISIT COLUMBUS

He Is an Route 70 WoosleTI On 70 ~
tend jackson Day Banquet
Columbus, Ohio, January o.-Colonei W.
J. Bryan will not be here tomorrow as pre-
viously announced, en- route to wooster.
Ohio, where the Jackson day banquet ~
held tomorrow night, two days In advances
OF the anniversary. so as NOT 20 eonh.se
MAYOR Tom l.. johnson, who came mere
yesterdas with the cuyahoga delegation y
attend the opening of the legislature, us
returned 10 Cleveland TO meet M Drsae
there
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a onnsin 81 sam Houston DEAD.

Milwaukee, Wis, January .. Robert sam
rel Houston, the oldest cheeseasker In
Wisconsin and third cousin az General
sam Honston Of Texas fame. died Of dropsy
at his home In this city today, aged q
years.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-01-06
TEXAS MATTERS.

i Milliants Fourth infantry, now awaiting
orders at Cleburne, will proceed TO Little
Rock, Ark. and relieve Meteor John A.
BnldwIn. Twenty tn6~ry' from re-
crui ing duty.
The comptroller Of the currency has au-
thorized the city National bank OF For
uey Texas 10 commence business wi
$1,000 capital n 6 Mcclellan Is presi
dent and j. T. Rbea. cashier Of the new
oank.