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GOING AFTER EDWARDS
THE EXTRAOlTloN PAPERS TURNED
OVER TO MIR. FOSTER.
Governor Heard Has Pushed the Case to
Rapid Conclusion Photograph
OF Suspect Received.

Ration Rouge, March @5. Governor Heard
today received rrom tho Federal state do
pormeut the cNuodluou papcr> In tho ap
plcaticu Tor the oNtrsdiron ~ rrIpre ga
wards, Edwards, as previously stated, is m
iatl In Mexico awaiting identification and
the formal presentation Of the application
Ny the state department. IN view of ,he
strict and stringent rules aud requirement
o. Secretary Hay rho completion o. the
proof and dnal sction o. the state depart
meot may he regarded as good and swift
work, Governor Heard expedited mat,crs
to every possible extent, then Mr. Foster
az Shreveport took the matter NJ az his end
OF the line with great promptuess. follow
ms it M With a delivery of the pspcrs In
person u Governor Heard The governor
renewed his activity with the Washington
end Mr., Foster rushed matters for an
Identification by one who Knows Edwards
VOL aud today Serrvtsry Hay, having com
plctcd his work Ia The matter. forwarded
the papers Ca the governor aud the next
malt carried them 20 Nh Eostrr an Shroye
port who VIII take Thorn. 90 Mexico and
secure the prisoner.
The photograph received from Mexico
yesterday Was forwarded immediately IA
shreveport and 81 is believed though moi
vennrmcd, thni the rlght msp is in GUS
toay With equal expedition ia tho SuhSn
Qucut movements ip the mater Prince
Edwards ought t0 hc hehtnd inc hsrs y,
the Rossler parish Jail IN few DAYS.
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ROOSEVELT ANXIOUS.
lie Wants the Republican Momhers to
Agree on Cuban Reciprocity

tIe Wants the Republican Momhers to
Agree on Cuban Reciprocity
Washington, March ~ president Rnosc
volt again took M tho Cuban reciprocity
question today with Wow to securing
uuanimity ~ action On the house Amoug
his callers was REPRESENTATIVE Long lKauN.
the memhcr OF the WAYS and means com.
nittcc who was iu charge OK the tactical
movements In behalf OF the reciprocity
plao This followed the call yesterday "
the several leaders ot the opposition to ca
hun reciprocity aud IL was understood taat
MIR Longs cali WAS In continuance Of tho
movement to bring the two opposing Gle.
mouts together Later when Mr. Long
returned To the house ot representatives
he conferred with Representative Norris
tMiuuN, who presented iu dctoll the pmrndt
WCnt which the opposition is suppurtiur to
abolish the dhercutHl ON rchurd sugar.
~ present refined sugar pays 81 81 per
100 pounds; unrttued Sis. By GkIng on
the dincreptial al sugars would pay TIM
uniform rate OF 81 81 per iON rhp prcSvnt
suggestion Is that q Modification of the
l,NNue hlll, 50 rs 10 make this change in
tho dlucrentlal, would probably hriur about
an agreement, Tho WAYS aud mean, com
mittee are understood to he giving thiS
proposition q respectful hearing examining
az Us details; huf thcre Is no dcuultc in
dtratinn thue FAR ct It's acceptance as there
Is reason 60 believe shat The WAYS npd
means mcmhcrs look upop Il rs Involving
the FIRST StCp toward a general rryi.in1
Ot the tariN The matter Is stHl under CON.
Sldoration however,
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Two Persons Killed and a Third Was
Fatally Injured.
THE DETAILS ARE NOT YET VERY FULL
Nno"r that Dozen Houses Were De-
sTeyed and tho Affected District
No, An Heard From.

Crowley "a. March p, \ gres, storm
% W'nd SWEPT through tho uexhborhocd
Of Raycu oueuc de rortne. twelve miles
south ~ Crowley, Ia Ncrmuuon parish,
last nigh, sud ercris are coming ,Sn "
the great damage that was done, hit de
taua aro somewhat meager As ttc "a
NnoWN two men were Killed, DymaS Rich
ard and man nWncd StS Bleuc An
SHIN was SO badly crushed SIC viii die,
Tho nrst casualty Is reported from the
Residence " Mr. John G., Ellis. who lives
twelve mOcs south of Crowley Mr. Elus'
fe>'depce ana the surrounding outbutldlogs
Wcte completely demolished and his sister
Vas considerably bruised br tho Calliag tim
ecrs Of the henSc nelmas Richard. hired
man. was buried IN the ruiUs OF the house
and WIS Killed.
The house Of Mr., Ruylrigh who lives
ncar the Kills farm, was s1so blown dewn
ami the family cScaprd itb cuy a few
injuries Mr Rorleish ,oat valuable mulc
that was euried beneath the ruins or the
Demolished stable and Mr. l3lWs also lost
mule IA the same manner.
Mr. Aouis uoenrc Who lives Ia tina,
nelshtrhcod MAS m town THIS morning,
Nat Ne vas 40 excited thar lt Was ,a,pcs
sioie 10 obtain any detailed description at
tho sterm, Hooper Ne,ks Tor Mrs non.
noliy who lives sNop, thyee mites from
the ELLIS plsoe. pNnnslly's house was
blown from the fopndst'0ps and sAs sta.
sisA vsrs aaHusys& Ar nsspAz ssys thai
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/. VERY OF THE NEWS
Ip's Weather
DOMESTIC.

z nristIan G, Nelson. extradred from san
$.ntcnlo, has arrived In 81 lcserh Mo MS
'thirtecnth wife has been heard from
through a letter.
The street ear strike may commence In
New Orleans at any minute.
The negro, James walker accused Of rcis
cnine tho family OF mr. D Z, Taylor was
lynched at Washington, \, G.
As a result Of cavcin NJ u huge bank
Of earth In Cleveland ohio, seven men lost
their lives
W w. Wallace = negro sleeping car por
ter, was lynched ~ Pueblo, Colo, for an al
legged assault on Mrs, II H. Muller.
lhe Judge III the case 'ot T. 4. olcott vs.
the Houston ana Texas central Railway
Company has taken his decision under nd
yisement.
The restraining order against the Kansas
CITY. Chicago railroads conccrning rehatct
win he heard In chicago In June
President Mitchell Of the United Mine
workers OF America has gone 10 New YORK.
20 attend meeting ot the civic federation
Ratsons trial at Lake Charles has beer
set for April H.
Assistant District Attorney Osborne has
summed Up Tor the state and the Fairies
casc viii probably be given to the Jury
teuIght,
The eStradlticn papers for Prince ia
wards will lie sent to Mexico by !. NJ
Foster
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therc is not stick standing al the UNs
place, that the ruin is complete The storm
SWEPT over the plSce ~ II o'clock and tho
neople were all IN their beds As tho
houses beGsn to rock about tina inmates
tried 70 secure their clothing and set out.
Young man who was sleeping IN an mn
per room trit the houSe moving and as l.,
MSS about 70 20 over he ieapea from IN,
window and wsN caught mn by the wind
and carried several rods into au adioin.
ing held SgI ,tl into a virs fence. m,
fence broke tho force Of his IAN and with
the exception " fcy scratches he was
'Uninjurcd. but Oss terrlbly shocked from
fright,
A. farm not Tar from pounally rlacs
a mSn by the name ~ Slls was kuuct
white trying to escape from his ho,re.
which was completely wrecked, and thrce
other members Of the family were seriously
Injured
Mr. HOOPER said that at the time he lott
the neishhoyhnod reports were coming IN
FROM other farms and from the nature ~
these reports Il psluld Seem that some
PLACES escaped ,,nluely, although they an.
paWntly were In the track ~ the storm.
Twelve houses are reported as totally Do.
mcllshcd; on many OF the farms fruit trc,s
we've torn ont az the ground ana carried
away bodily Detailed reports are hard To-
ohta'n - he rc>idcRers arc scme distance
apart and the peorle arc too husy rcpair.
he damages Go move about and circulate
news bat . IS thoueht that there were
several fatalities aud that the PROPERTY
loss WIN be very brsc. as many ~ ihe
or.diosS DESTROYED were substantial struc.
turos
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WASHINGTON.

Secretary Root has named February 20 a.
tho 'aV "u which cuba Is to be transferred
60 tho Cuban government
The house committee has decided 90 70
port fayorahy the bin 10 exclude from IN,
United states aud It's inaular possessions
all chinese.
'~ General OTIS Is now on the retired nst
Of the army
senator Rallcy viii submit the Galveston
inner hArhor project 20 the senate commit
Tee instead ~ onerng II as an amendment
Mr. Hawley has left Cuba FOR rcNas.
The correspondence between General
Miles and rrcH0ent Roosevelt win he sue
mltted to the house today.
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ScS'OfxyEa
This rot o. many eylla

Ciandulaf tumers. assesses. pimples
and ether eutaneous erup,iens. sore
ears. inflamed eyellds. ricketts,. dyspep.
sta. ca,arrh. readiness to catch cold
and inability 10 get rid Of h easily. pale
ness, nervousness and other ailments
including the eonsump,Ne ,endsncy-.
Can be completely and permanently
removed. no matter how young o, old
the sufferer.
Hoods sarsspArlila wss given tAa daughter
AZ SliAa yssneoy. wawarsiaE. N. r.. wAe had
eseksa cot VITA serefnlA ssrss AL over her
e@as and Aesa. The esat hsutls Aelyed her
shd vAss Hhs Asd ssAea ain The ssFss were al
hssis& ard her face was smooth He writes
Aas shs hss never shown any siEn Of ii.
a<ssfsia fstnrning
Hsoaf'a Sas-saRas-lkEa
Promises 10 cure and keeps the
pfcmiss Ask yeus sruesis' lar u
ecsas go sen@ss no sssAsr,uals
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THE PACIFIC EXPRESS.
L Appears to Be Figuring on MaEiol

It Appears to Be Figuring on Making n
Independent Atlantic CennceteN
detroit Mich. March - rhe Ere
Press tomorrow viii say; onc Ci The ns'
important departures ia the express pa'e
ness ~ this country is the appeupeeDfs'
thU, the uafhc arrangement tbat has d'
i-tcd for twenty years between the Fat'N
Express company and the United SlalN
Express company has been called on 7"
most Important part Of the matter Is 'aA
the Pacific company, through tue sA'sf
slons Of the Wabash system, will work ~
an outlet to the Atautic Scahoard spd wa
rgUrc 10 get New York connection " y,
position to the old established NnNnsS v
the American Express company apa "
Adams consolidation,
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DECISION RESERVED

In the Suit Tor the Houstoa and IeSa'
Central Lands in Texas
New York, March - Cornelius MasN
deus action against Frederic oleeii ~
the Houston aud Texas Central R''l"u
company, arising ont ot the ahsorptlen y
the Southern Pacific Interests Of more 'e''
+oOo,0oo acres Of Texas oil lands ee'ps
ing, 20 is alleged. 10 the stoekhahsIs =
the railway company, has been ccae''gy'
before Judge Truax NJ the supreme e'4's
Who reserved further decision MaeAre'
brought the action IN behalf of hlmse1i, . ~
other owners of S2,00oWo worth o. ~
ton ana Texas Central stock.
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After the hanging the body NJ the negro
was riddlcd with bullets
wallace had been kept out Of town am
day by sheriff Fnrr In an attcmpl To save
him from he mob The prisoner made no
resistance tu the lyuchus aud died protcSt.
ing his Innocence
Mrs, Henrietta II MNlcr, ~ years old
going FROM t.us Angeles, cat. TO Denver
tolO., TO visit relatives was assaulted Ia
the santa tc railroad wards here last night
hN negro porter ON a Pullman car running
between nru,er and ia luuUa. After icuN
ing the chicago limited train here Nv,
Miller asked the porjvl whom She met on
the station platform whore the Denver
sleeper was Tile man offered To- conduct
considerable distance Mrs Millvr became
suspicious and started 10 return To the
station She was hen knrckcd down by a
bio" on the head and after q struggle with
her Ns-aitHnt WAS rhochcG Into mseps hil
icy. When she rCg0luci consciousness about
"u hour later She made her way back 30
the station ana gave 1n account OF the as.
SuOt and description NJ hCr a~sNilAn.
Washington II. Wallace. a Pullman cur pp
ter who runs between hcuNcv and this ,itN
stopping here ON each ruu from p.}5 al
Night until noon thc next day, was arrest
ed ju The ear NJ which he hnd charge NN
were brought FROM Canyon CIV and th,v
IWNcd the man who accompanied Mics
Miller through the yards 90 tho car iu Witch
wallace was found
hirN assault, have occurred hero iu tho
past few moWhs nnb O. is believed thlt
tN"N were committed Dos one man.
Mrs NlllrrS condition IFS critical
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TEXAS,

The suit against the Kirby Lumber com
psuy aud the individuals composing same
has been dismissed
The Caldwell county grand Jury has taken
w the recent trouble ~ LytJop Springs tor
Investigation.
The adiutant general Is getting anxious
over tho probability OF ne city desiring
state oucampmept this year.
Leoardo Flores death under train at
Alice had some peculiar features connected
with II.
Mr. wooten cSntlures IN the usht IN
Rescue county despite his illness.
Attached witnesses were taken to DALLAS
from Fort Worth to testify as TO alleged
frauds 10 the reccnt primaries.
The Third court Of appeals has arrived at
declslen in the watcrsrierce anti trust
case. but the opinion win not no handed
dewu for some days,
rna Sour Lake Springs company VIM de-
selep its oil land In Hardin county.
W. II. Smith gct Instruction. for con,
sress In ak counties,
Texas liauor men are alarmed over tne
prospect for State election on prohibition
The Dallas msyorslty nght is warm
ere.
J, n BUTTS cf naiins captured highway.
man dssrats shsts AIRED at him by other
fectpad&
The Scottish Rite MascaS at Galveston
conferred degrees from eleventh to eight,
eerth.
was PEAR blight ss said ts have appeared
near Alvin.
wArss new wells are In at Reaumont, tive
pf them Of more than local interest.
flsns far . nus Catholic church At Esau,
meat have been prepared.
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RAIL ROADS

Tho Galveston Houston and Northern re
elects its same ofaccrs ana puts Mr. Mark
ham Ia tho directory.
The extension OF the Columbia rap Is moi
In Immediate contemplation hy the Inter
national aud Great Northern.
Tho southern rnclhc Terminal company
viii hold the annual election today In cal
weston
Il Is leatncd from reliable authority that
there viii be NO consolidation " Southern
racldc Interests ana NO nhhkr.up of Of.
hclats
Ralps are repcrlcd all over the Central
tines aud crops are In tplcndid condition,
The Wells Fargo company institutes ser.
,icc ON trains II and - Of the Houston
East ana West rcAsS.
The adjustment II rates by the railroad
commission is not favorable to Houston.
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FOREIGN.

Il ia believed that the visit or the Hcer
officials to Pretoria meant the general sur
reader o. tho rrausvaal forces
Redmond wants the speaker Of the Rrt
iSh house Of commons condemned for not
forcing Chamberlain 60 withdraw his Ian.
Euaec to Dillon.
the irish land hill was introduced In .hr
nuusc " commons
An American has hceu arrested IN RUSSIA
IN connection with the student riots
Al rory Arthur It Is regarded that the
AnsloJapanese treaty is TO compel Russia
90 eVucuatc ManchuriN,
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CUBAN RECIPROCITY.
The President and Members OF the
House in Consultation.

The President and Members OF tho
House in Consultation.
Washington. March 2N Another coufc-
cnee was hold at the White House tonight
ON the subject Of cuban reciprocity amt
was participated In 10y the president and
the house leaders, Including Chairman
Payne and McS>r~ palseu and Long tkRnl
OF inc ways aud means committees, and Mr.
Cannon, the chairman 81 thc rct,t,hurtn
caucus. lhH roufrrenrc come at INC invi.
tauon 90 the president aud rrmntucd wlth
nun about ana hour rhc conferences was
IN 10" nHln an exchange &C ytrWs netwrcl
Tho executive aud the congressman on tho
general reciprocity movement
rho WAYS and means committee has not
NTt reported tho Mn framed rrom the nm,
pose OF cRrryiur oit mo cnucus man NJ Rtr,
Is delayed, 70 Is asserted hy the absence
the city. '''"
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@lym Talbot Remcja, Jim iihlt, Niger
don, The Singer
Resulls at little Rock; incidental Foxy
Kane, Hirl loone, Chikadcc, W, Il, Gates,
The National barchal league win AMIGA.
hly discuss at It's Ardl meeting all aucs.
tinns except the presidency,
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rnM NNMs IN nNMlIrnN
WEATHER INFORMATION.

FrobobihNeS,
Washington, March sN,-rsstern Texas,
Partly cloudy Wednesday; colder In north
west portion, Thursday fair, colder In the
interior Of east aud south portions; fresh,
variable wlndS, becoming westerly,
oklahoma AVID Indian Territory Clearing
and colder Wednesday. Thursday brisk 10
high winds, shifting 10 northwest.
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CoNeREs sloNAL.

The cleomarsarlue bin occupied the at
teutlon ot the senate
Mir Rhcs. tho democrat from Kentucky,
was unSeatcd aud Mir. Moss was sworn In
as member 81 congress from the rhlrd
district of that state
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COMMERCIAL.

Speculation In grain was OF sccsaw
nature.
The stock market hogan 10 take on the
coming Easter holiday Influence
Cattle receipts were large and tho mar
Net was steady
Cotton values went lower On rumors OF
labor troubles and woak spot situation.
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- An ALLEeen AssAuLr.

A Negro Pullman Car Porter Meets
a Sudden Fate,
Pueblo, CNlN Maryn 50 4 special fsom
Ia leuia says " H. Wallace. negro
Ieep ne var noriee, was lynched az \
o'cloeS tonight In corner ~ the ccur,
Aoase square, hciqg hung 10 aa electric
Hgat POLE ~ aoNiRns moa Of leo0 people
WAC esa sesn Awaiting tSS him Al aAy.
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Kssnhs az Washington Charley Mscrs.
Mssics. Hsne Vice. Himself. Illuminate,
weed 1fte~
Results &c san ffsnciseei Cassie W.,
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IN cotton Ret d Wanlsd.

Hulsboro. rexss. March ga W.
meeting ~ citizens ~ Hnlsboro fe'f'a N
Whitney discussed the Gotten btl' eN
sion TO whitney today committee !
elected and addressed a letter % Wv
bvials 81 the company, asking
necessary to get the extension -
The road would develop the uuN'
aud brick industries of Hih count
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Groves Slack Roo, liver pln,.

., Msos trSm an acllYc principle eht.i,sS
s ssson hlaek Rect They ACT on ~. iiy.s
eNeSss Ne Efipins 10 sIek ,tsr,setN s,lSf
sAs sAssnAs seAstlpatioa. fEloa 81 aant.
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THE INJUNCTION ISSUED
Against Eight of the Roads Operating
Out of Kansas City.
THEY MUST FOLLOW THEIR RATE SHEETS
Until the Cases Come Up Tor Araumen
and Decision at Chicago Some
Time in June.


Kansas city. Mo- March Or Judge John
r rnulin. i'm bc .l-,i,,d St,,,. ,u.tri.,
''''" "'N'''
'""'' h"'' '"oaN' Issued "a temporary rr.
streaming order against eight Chicago Kan
saS civ and Kansas Cuv.st I,pi. r,iI.
,.,,t. ,. l, ..,,..
,'""' "" '"' "PP"'"N"h 'l Judge W.
lNN, counsel for the interstate commerce.
commis>io who asked that the rp,d. b,
schedule 1t WAS mumalDy agreed by judge
pay and counsel for tho railroads That II
tNr or"nscmcm could he made the Kansas
Gus amt Chicago eases should be- argued
J''uil} di Chicago ON June ~. az the iur
''' similar cases 'n that city are TO come
"p I0'o was agreed 10 hy Judge Phillips.
ih' restraining order issued by Judge Phil
lips is practically the. same A. that ts.,t,t,
I'm Itbu,r, las Iudc., .,,....,.,, .,u
lowing n.,,n,J yCs{yH' 49, w., I"y 4"
lhilips' order Shi,.sro" " ANY,, ~, 'v.k'
racn Nilu.,,,l,, So 'nu N''"u, W.
t.rs,r Nvcsto.,N Inu 81 INGl, 'Gi'aSo
IA Fe. thl.sc, n,,iu, l"prN" "ho SIM.
Missouri PnrEu, ,9,t,1 % D. guy gu'lN
pnrlfy a,,d III. NN"n"Hn' N''N 's'"nH ana
In sldrps.inr ,b -, ,
defendants made ma ncncs ,ti,, az" 'u'
suunva at tbe restrUntnr ,rt ~
laThrop rtprpsr,tinr III, u, 6'NNu',
thar while he did no. vt.h A., ~
right Of his rlnnts 81, ,r,,lH GUY
a Temporary order o,4.lc ,.,t,'.ni 'pt''''
time IN June ana rhi. nro,5 w, J i SWIM
tip,eut az an .g,,,.,ro "a "a IVY a. oc tNe sen
W., r,,,.,, 0,' ,"u,o' 0gl, Judge pat SHit
into All ph"ses NJ IN. 'WE mHea'Sa 10 90
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Houston and Texas Central SuNsss
Anderson. Texas March ""1 M,
received here lste saturday sIgsras0s
tho Houston and Texas Central y, ~
surveying corps had run its Inc 80 al
and one -half miles east of Bealls ~. -
they were going toward han9s''eN
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A rArAl FIRE.
a Landlord OF Hotel Mas the Victim
81 the Flames.

Guthrie O, A., March sS. The business
portion or Feaaels, l. r., MAS destroyed hy
are today. the total loss heing Sl0N0A The
landlord u tAe hotel u Gaines n.r,sh.
30 Ia the tames. having returned to mo
PhSe to get some Yahahe papers A /.
believed thar a travelling salesman Ma.
also hprncd Ia death.
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''N Wv ''''''" '"'''''' w. wv
ioe 'npAh government ShaH nave oppnt'
tunity To organize us own force. General
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congress before May 20. Ito also Is Ill
rrctcd TO consult with President elect RAJ.
an, AMI .,,,,.,,t,,,. .,,t ,,.,. sd. a. I'LL
49,, '"''
u'''' i'r ih'Ne now holllng othclal posi-
lions In cuba
GARNET MEETING
Washington March ~, .rho ,,,,b,, o,,e..
'"'""h''ui "'l'" ~ rue 'u'hh NH'''
WON '''uPl'd nearly the entire True or the
cabinet meeting todny tho details ~ tho
trnpsfer NJ ,be leland 10 IN, rrh,, GA,
~ Wv '''"N" w wv '""'" N'N
"rnmrnt helug considered on great length,
n Us tho desire of the administration TO pro.
,ide Ms O,il, al r,.,tti, e,r ,h, ,t.,l,,e
and ..,,,.,i... -. ,.',.
Weni 0- soon as the CUBAN DAG ls raised.
ton.lter,blc Tim, wa. t,L,, nm I'm r,,d
,, H. o., a., .
VIZ WI I"' lp' lo'irN'uoo' Rl''n "'o'rpl
Wood Tor the withdrawal IT the united
Stutrs ssyer,irpt, mi, eoy,f,,rnert ia
.-,..
'"N'"u" I" U"h''ln lh' DIG m''''h "oON'
dry dock az Havana. in establish aud main-
tain ,nc or two naval s,,,,oos N ,ont,,,s
~,
'u' system OF weather HiH''"u" Nn''n 81
ready have proved of great efficacy In Civ
ing pptnle warming Of stnyr,s ,,,,rnn,btn..
r,, tr,,,,, -, 49,.
t"r ,N,v" "lNl'H Hnu Woo NtIt0' Ruu o'h't
II'pVI,.""l i4r'rottHl'R,o' work b"t ,noeN
U,tImH' N"" lV.F u'N'uNS'u are m"J't'S
iiu,9r,' ~ nrSo,Hlion ana W,yHs'1nn hn-
49," Wy 'pl'H'Ul"lN'S OF in'S govern
'',', '"u '"V "'Nu ,'l''H'"taiiN'" lho
!"H,'l H'tNW" Is one iwp'HHut hran'h thr
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KILLED UNDER A rRAlN
skin Mas Not s'Nkcn ard Body but
SLIGHTLY nlscolorrd

Alice Texas, Marb - Ia tryinr e.
climb ON ha' ear 10 The Mexican National
Yard az ESQ n VA today, Ieouardo Flores
missed his footing and slipped under tNe
wheels snd Was instantly Killed m, no
tNuar feature Is thar the skin wRa 10,
Is diSg0iOrpA wy WV shsaN
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TO CURE GRIP IN TWO DAYS
ts2attts Hrene oriains removes ne cause.
W. Ss~Fsa sAsnatars sn every hex
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CUBAN POSTAL FRAUDS
PRISONERS WILL st CONFINED I'M
TIL THEY ARRANGE FOR BONDS
Official Information Has Been Received
in Washington OF Their Conviction.
The News in Hamilton.

,,. Nah, %. , ~ AZ N,,,sv w
II. Reeves aud Estes q Ruthhonc, who
were found guilty hY the audencia court
yesterday II misrepresentation Cuban poR'al
funds aud sentenced each one TO ten years
imprisonment ana raH nne7 OF S1u. ,ol m
M vNSo W, S<SSy'ySi T,''1 mo ra a, V,tG
houe. are eouAned tonight los prder of the
court iu tho Vlvoa prison Tomorrow they
viii he conveyed to lan, whore they are
10 remain until they can arrange Tor bonds
WHAT WASHINGTON IA As HEARD.
wa.htprt,o March %, pUi,al ,l,L,rs
received pS the poN''u'ec uePaI'm'U! 10
day from the director general or posts "
ltaynnn indicate that Ratnboue. \cc, and
Reeves Who wore ',eutrurcd Yesterday tu
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