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Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1902-05-15
0rrril ast,nnes' Errnuntn.

,Gm @rabe Cecil Nbobes tauht
als lebenoiaes HdtbIel eine Grou aliT,
bic, auf ben Soben Der @eIelfhaft gee
boren, In bie Siefen Der Slrfti5 gefdls
len ift!" MlID leitet Der Barrier Mua
tin einen Mrtitel iibsr Die Dieleenannte
syiirftin Ratharind Rab3itpiu Elm, Die
pon Mbpbes Der WedIelfdlfduns an@
gefldgt tporben tit.
Die Siiritin Hdb5itpin fiibrte Elm
aiemlih ungebunoenes 2eben. Muf
ben 3atb ihrer SpeunDe bate lie ii1
nadb gnalanb begeben. Oprt beaees
nete lie Cecil HboDes. sic fab i'm
uno rebete lidb lhnell in bic lleber5eus
gung binein, i'm leibenibaftli6 gu
lieben. sic batte geihnoren, ihn au
erobern unb eine 3ett lang Inien lie
pirflih sa Der 4nnabme beredtigt gu
iein, bah iie auf gecil Gbobes einen
unbeihrdnfien gtnflub ausiibte. Sn
oieiem fritii6sn Musenblid ntuBie
Rbobes na6 @iibafrifa 5uriidfebren.
Die 5iirftin reiite nad Petersburg i'm
8eiiBe BON sroBen Mensen gbarterebz
Ictien. @s selang ibr piefe gu perz
tdnfen, unD lie lebte eine 3eit lang in
grDbhn 2urus.
8on benz Wabn beberriht, Cecil
fbooes fDnne obne iie nt9t leben, 5e=
CAB fie iib gu ihm nuh oem Sap,
na6oem tie in Baris ibre auf 100000
Rubel sef6Gbten Sutpelen nm 400,z
600 5rancs oerfauft bate. Cecil
Rbobes empfing iie febr tiibl unb lieB
tie fiiblen, paB ct III ibr nur Elm 0inz
oerniB fir feline ebrgei5igen 8eftrez
bungen erbltdte. Die Siirfin, iiber
oieie 3YriidtpeiIung aufeebraht lieb
ii9 auf ale mDgliben llnternebmunz
gen Elm, Die ibren unrubisen @eift gu
bei6dftigen geeignet paren. sic se<
rtetb dber bdlb in 8erlegenbeiten, uno
Gecil Rbobes seigte li6 Nnfangs ba3a
berett, ibr 5u belfen. sic grinbete
oann cine 3eitung, pm. bic pldne
Gbooes su fDrbern. 0as 8latt bate
3par grfolg, aber feinen, Der nit ben
nngebeuren Soften, Die es erforberte,
i'm @inflans itarb. 8on bieIem Irs
genblid an itiegen bic 0erlegenbeiten
Der Juritin auf's Guberite, tpdbreno
Rbooes ibr aussutpeihen ipuBts.
Oa Dernabm bic Melt bic iiberruz
f6enbe aunbe, Oab Die 5iiritin in
&apftaot unter Der BeI6ulbiguns,
Me6ielfalf6ung besangen au baben,
cerbdftet pproen Iei. Mdn erfuhr, bab
We9fel nit Der unterf6rtft Cecil
GboDes' in Der gan5en 3apfplpnie
umliefen. Die eriten ipurbsn na9
etnisem 30sern beaablt, aber auf bic
ihm gema6ten 8prItelIunsen fin, baB
Der 8etrdg Der unlaufenbsn We9Isl
unbefannt lei unD er in bic grDBtsa
8erlesenbeiten geratben fDnnte, tpeis
eerte er ii6 enolih, tpetter fir bisie
We9iel einauite6en. Siirtin &otbd=
rlna lpurbe Derbaftet unb bann unter
Caution fretgelafIen,
Snapii9en ifar6 gectI H6poes.
Seine 8e3iebunsen gu Der Siiritin
ipapen lGngft gu gnbe uno Bel Der
leBten Reiie mad europa bate er mod
in leBter Stur6e Elm anberes S1iff
genommen, um nur ni6t nit i6r 8uz
fammen3utreffen.
(Sie 5iirfttn Gabaiiptn tpurbe bet
5Glfhung Des Nanens gecil Hbobes'
auf Gelonoten l9ulois befunben unh
gu sipeiidbriser gefdngnibfrafe perz
urtbeilt.)
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1902-05-15
DER Rutnpf nrprat nie 0tbrr-
r1tlnIp

iDirb BON alien Seitsn gefiibrt. sic
lit cine 8plfsfranfbeit, ibre 8efGn1=
pfung burd 6eiln1ittel ldBt mod bel
gu tpiinf6en, ltnb fo gebt oas moberne
5treben Dabir, bic Mnitedungssefabr
Su berbinberr. bic Subertelbacillen,
Die Dpn ben &ranfen iberallbin berz
itreut tperben, at Derni9ten. Man
bat ba3u ale befannten Sesinficien=
tien benuBt. Sic frnb aber nidt frdf=
fia denug, als oas einaig pirflan1s
muB bas 5susr unb bic 6ibe angelo
ben tDerbsn. 60 bat man benn an
bic 5telle Ger seipDbnliden Sc
brauAsmittel dus ppraellan, glas
unb MstalI iol9e aus Carton, paz
bier unO pappema6e gefeBt. Maan
bat lie glei9 na9 benz gebrau9 bent
syeler iibsraeben unb auf biefe Msife
bic SubertelbaeiIlsn Derni6tet. 2eiber
.haftst bteier Metbobe Elm glahtbeil
an, iie lit fir cen 9ebrau1 in arpBen
&ranfenbdulsrn aaau foitfpielig.
Neuerbings bat nun Or. G5iamunb
RornfelD in Wien auf bas 9lsbeit,
tpelc1es Die gigenidaft beiiBt, unber=
brennli9 au iein, fein Musenmert sez
rihtet. gr laBt ii9 gut berarbeiten,
er TT fOaar plaitiiA formbar, ID bab
MObslitiide aus ibm bergsitent fperben
fDnnen: go III es benn Rprnfelo qe@
Iunger, niht rur NGpfe, SdIheln IL.
/. 10. aus Msbeft ber3uitenen, fonbsrn
audi bus ganse Mobiliar zines Rranz
ien3immers. ssSn allernGhifer 3eit
fDerDtn i'm erifen Dffentlinen Rin6er-
frnnfen Snftitut in Wien HGume
krtiggeitellt tperben, Bel benen nur
Msbsf Deripanbt lit, an Deden, Sub
bDhen, Wanbbefleibung, iiberan lit
9fsbtf benubt tDprbsn. sSa, sr benft
0n bie WDg.idfeit, gan3e pdbiIIons
aus 95 98 pro3snt Msbeif herifelIen
3il Iai5en. N0burh uGre bas Ganae
feuerfi1tr unD f1nnts 70 bur1 s5euer
lf bds QIuerDtrldBIi6 besinfieiri
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1902-05-15
CEiss nEntT41 nt,tertttn,ttTdJss
Ard1ip.

Die ,Dsutids @eieaI9aft bon
Mnnfplpanisn", Die ilc6 bereits Die
gr0Bten @erbienIte um bic @eIhihte
bes Deutihtbums in ben 8ereinigten
Gtdoten ertporben, arbsitet riiftig tpei=
ter, um Bacterial, pert6polle 8auiteine
fir ben 0i1toriter, 5uIammenautraeen.
Die reidbaltige 8ibliptbet Der @eIelz
fchaft bat etne be1pnbere Nbtbeiluns =
Elm rMrhtn Der Deutfden 8eieni6aft" !,
tpelhe Der Sammlltna unb grbdltung
bon gef9ihtliden 3eusnifen aler 4rt,
Das 2eben unb Wirfen Der Oeutfhen
in bieiem 2anbe felt benz 8esinne Oerz
Ielben eetpibnlet lit.
Set pielen Sabren 1T bon bem
8ibliptbefdr nno BON eirlem eigens fir
bieie NeenzM Mbt6eilung ernannten gp~
mite NIT sroBem gifer Mlles, ipas auf
bic Deutfden, ibr Weien, 2eben unb
Mirfen in bieiem 2anbe 8eaus bat, an
8Hhern, pampbleten, 3eitunsen, 81
luftrationen unb ManuIfripten eeIams
melt tpDrben, 10 Dab bieielbe ihon iebi
eine Der pertbppIliten Hieberlagen dles
Oeffen, mas auf ben genannten 3lped
BeSug bat, bilbet unb unbebinst fix
bic Naapelt bon Sntereife isin muB,
Sn neuerer 3eit bat bas gpnltte iein
befonoeres Iugenmert barauf seri6tet,
5hriftitiide unb 8eri9ts iber bebeuz
tsnbe unb berbprragenbe YeriDnli9feiz
ten beutI9er Nbfunft, ipel9e in bieiem
2anbe Spuren unb grfolse ibres Wirs
tens suriid gelafsn baben, gu fammeln
uno benz 4r9ib einsuberleiben, UNI
beren Namen, iotpie f9riftlibe unt
anbere 8etpeiie hires 2ebens unb Mirs
fens Der Hadpelt au erhalten.
@s bat ii9 bomit Elm tpeites unb
ersiebises 5elb fir bic pflese zines
bD6it interefanten 3peiges Der Sbdz
tigfeit bes gpuites erDffnet, unb uns
tpiafiirli4 in bemSelben ben 8ebanten
dttserest, bieier 9rdn9e bes Mr9ips
ipeaiels Mufmerffamfeit au pibmen
unb ean5 hionOers iid nab 2ebensz
ffi5Sen beutf6er Mdnner um5uieben,
ipelde ii4 auf ireeno eine Weiie bur9
ibre Sbdtigteit um bieIes 2anb unb
Inn bieWoblfabrt bes bieiigen 0eutIG@'
tbums perDient gsn1a6t bdben.
Sin belonberes Gpmite bieies beuts
fben 9lrdios unter bem riibrisen 8ors
fiBe bes 9errn q. 4orabi eriudt gu
bieiem Gnbe iiberlebenbe 5antlienmitz
slieber ppn perftorbenen perbienten
Oeutf6en bieiss 2anbes, ipie IngehDz
rige mod lebsnber per1Dnli9tetten, Be-
rem Wirten unb 2eben bon btitoriIdsm
Sntereffe ift, I'm freunblide Mitpirz
flung unb unteritiibung, um 3uienz
bung treuer 8eri6te inb Noti5en iiber
bas 2eben berbienFbpller psrfDnli6=
feitsn, bamtt bieiel6en Der Na6nelt
erbalten bleiben. Die Mufforberuns
bes @omites iplIte bic alsemeinite 8e=
aAtung unb unteritiiBung finben.
Menn bon alien Seiten nlitsebolfen
fDirb, oann fam biel nuBbares W}atez
rial auiammensetrasen tperben, ous
fir Die @eI6i9te bes 0eutf6tbums
in ben 8ereinistsn Staaten ppn Be-
beutune 1T; unb ben angeb1rieen uber
Na6formen fann es nur eine 8enugs
tbuuns fsin, oab aetreue Nuf5ei4=
nungen iiber bas 2eben unb bic Ser
bienfte beDeutenber perIDnlihfeiten an
seeisnettsm Srte Der Na9ipelt erhal@
Ten bleiben. Oie Ginienbuneen iinb
an Die v8erman Societp Of pennIpl=
bania" q. SO. Corner Sprins @arben
anb Mar{ba4 Streets, pbilabelpbia,
pa., au ri1ten.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1902-05-15
@etternl Rnttn4tnrte.

glus einem Nrtifel yOie fleine 5tae
tur Der ,sroben Mdnner", ben Rarl
8leibtreu i'm @iener Deutf9en
@plfsblatt perDffentli9t. tbeilt Der
8erfafer Ii. u. 5olsenbes nit:
vOa in meinem Dana yWelt=
seri9t" am Gaimunb Sbeater
Der @eneral 8onaparte auftritt, 10
ideint Der 6irtpeis ansebra9t, oab
cine Wiebergabe Ietner duberen per=
fOnlt9feit feinem Sdauipteler mDgz
li6 ipdre. Selbit Pohdrt unb Der
mod fleinere Sober erreiden ntCht bds
tpirfli9e llntermittelmab Napoleons,
>nGmli9 nur 4 SUB 10 3oa. 5ierau
ge1ellte Ii9 beim 9eneral unb gpnIul
eine nit trantbafter 2ei6enbldKe oer@
bunbene ffelettartige Maserteit, Die
erit ipGter Der befdnnten Mo6lbeleibt=
beit Des Gaiiers plab ma9te. Der in
Der 8orfteaung Der Menldbeit fortz
lebenbe feiite gGfarenfopf auf breiter1
Shultern unb geipDl6ter 8ruit neblt
maieitdtifdem Bau6 itammt aus
fpdteren Sabren. Sriiber fab Napoz
leon fir 6as nrtbeil Der 8ulsdren 10
unanIebnlth aus, bab nod iiber ben
goniul bic pariler laut gefpottet ba=
ben follen: rWte bdbli9 er 1T, bic
fleine RrDte!" Oas 1tinlmte freili9
gar ntht, bielmebr fiiblten iid5 feline
Sffieiere unb Splbaten 11on 1896
bdmonii6 gefefelt bon Der melanhoz
liihen 590nbett bie1es biiiteren Sc
niegeli9ts, aus bem bic graublpuen
Mugen masif9 berborblibten.
8emerfensipertb 1T, bab es serabe bic
marttaliiden Rriessleute tparen, bic
ibren rfletnen Corporal" abgDttiI1
berebrten unb feline dllberlih 10 unz
fdeinbare gri9einung als bDdfte 9e!z
bengeitalt erfannter. eSmmerbin IL
iiben mir ia mod bic G9ilberuns bes
Rriegsn1inifters pontecoulant ii6sr
bic erfe Mubiena bes auber Dieniten
in paris hungernDen Sfficiers: r@in@
trat Elm unan1ebnlt1er fleiner Menf1
bon gar feinem Meubern nnb linfi@,
i9en Manieren," Der aber 5ofort nit
GROCER Gi9er6eit feline itrategil1en
pldne bDrtrua. Ser ginbrud bes
ariegsn1tntiters lief, ipie er 1elbit gs=
itebt, barauf binaus, bab Der fleine
Mann Elm Stpe6er 1ei, aber ippbl ssn=
teligen3 Derratbe, nobne i'm erttfernz
tefen Elm 10 groBes Genie abnen au
laffen". Wen erinnert bies niAt an
Den SAP, tein 6elO lei Elm 9elb fir
feinen Rammerbiener aber Bel
mem liest bic 61ulb, beim 6elben
ober Rammerbiener!
Mls 8onaparte. burh bic GhiDa;a
reiite, rief feinem Mbiutanten Elm
S9nei3er 8eipunberer 3n: r5habs,
baB etn 10 GROCER Mann 10 flein iit!1 J.
tporauf Der Mbiutdnt pifirt erfpiberte:
rMleranber Der @roBe mar audi niAt
gr0Ber!1 2ebteres fimmt, biirfte aber
tDenigen befannt 5ein, 3umal felbHNqs
pDleons pbGnomenale Rleinheit unz.
glaubli1er Meife niht alIgemein be-
fannt lit. Der ma3ebpniIche Wel!z
erDberer. obfhon fhperlih 70 ffein.
ipie Napoleon, 1deint bDh unter Mitz
telgr0be gefDeien, ipprauf iih bie be-
fannte Qlnefbpte itiibt, bah Bic qssI
fdngene Satin bes perierf0nigs iinl
niht ibn, fOnbern bein ldngen 6ep6dsl
fti0sl 3u 5iiben mari. @IsihTdm iii,
Symbol bdfiir, iuie naipe @smiitbss
no R0ni1s ullb Aelhen pprifsntn.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1902-05-15
9nH ateate Upupte,t.

Gin 8eri9t bes 2oro grpmer iiber
bic tpirtbf6oftlide Sage GsDptens lit
iiinsit in syorm zines Meibbu9es err
i9ienen. gus benz Bude ift ber Be-
Oeutenhe 5ortIdritt eri ii9tli9, ben
bas Rei9 bes abebipe sema9t bat,
Ieit es unter britiI9er 8erpaltune
itebt; aud bie 3tffern iiber ben 5uban
itnb bon sroBem SntereFe, ba iie sei=
gen, ipie bas betrd9tlide Gebiet, bas
mod Dpr ipentsen sSabren ber Gibili=
Iatton beri9lpfen mar, ibr immer
mebr erDffnet nirb unb beute bereits
hiibI6e lleberidiiife abipirft, Was
@sbpten in etgenem Slime ansebt, 10
itnb bic S9dbunsen audi in bic fem
Sabre bur9 bic greebnifTe ipeit iiberz
troffen tporben, b. +. es iinb pone
], 100000 pfb. Sterling mebr eratelt
tporoen, als dneenomn1en tpurbe uno
bon biefem 8etrase permo9ten tpieber
100000 pfb. Sterl. bemHeierpefpnbs
iibermittelt gu tperben. 9abei 1inb bic
Sdulben um 445 900 pfb. Sterl. i'm
oerflofenen Sabre nerrinsert tporben.
Oas esppttide Budget fir Das foms
menbe Sabr iiebt bic ginnabmen NIT
II, 100000 unb bic Musgaben nit
10,85O,OOO pfb. Sterling bor, 10 baB
Elm ueberI9uB bon 10000 pfb. .Sterz
ling perblei6en follte. Wlit Der Sertisz
fteaung Der neutrality-suspicious.
oiirften bic @rtrGsniiie bes 2anbes ii6
abermals bersrDbern, bod mug bic
3ufunft abgepartet tperben, ebe man
ii9 iiber bic 8ebeutung Der llnterneb=
mung uno ibre pplle Mirfung flar lit.
Wobl ielten bat eine engli19e 8ernalz
tung 10 Doraiigli9e &Iultate auf5uz
ipeiien eebabt, pie serabe in gsppten.
Seit benz Sabre 1890 lit es gelungen,
bic Steuern um /, 1,408,O pfb. Sterz
ling au erniebrigen unb au9 bic &oz
item i'm poitz uno Selesrapbenpertebr
finb Inn bic 6dlfte rebuetrt tpprben,
10 hab benz publifum btelfa1 srpbe
0ortbeile eripa6Ien iinb. Oie etnaige
Steiserung in ben ausen,einen Mbsa<
ben entfGGlt auf Sabaf unb auf bic
6austare Der Guropder. 8eIpnbers
bic 2anbbepDlferung pirb bon Der Me=
gieruns na9 beitem &Dnnen unter=
5tiiBt. go leibt bic glational 8anf,
NTH er bie Resieruns Elm Sonberabz
fomnpen setroffen bat, an bebiirftise
Tarnler gu iebr mGBisen 8ebinsunsen
@elb aus unb fdiiBt bic 2eute gesen
bic Muspliinberung BON eetpifenloIsn
@elbberleibern. Muh Der Giien6abn=
berfebr 1T peientlid seiteisert .iporben
unb es geniigt neben Der bDberen gin=
nabmen aus benz perfonen% unb @iz
terperfebr auf bic beutige Musbebnung
bes fdmalfpurisen 8abnnebes gu perz
tpeilen, bab ettpa 632 Metlen (eng=
liid) umfaBt. Die 9anbelss sGtatiftit
berehnet eine 5teiserung in 9Dbe bon
1,133 900 pfb. 5terling fir bic ginz
fubripertbe, sinen San BON 100000
pfunb Sterling bagegen in ber Mus=
fubr. Ser MusfaI in Der leBteren err
flGrt ii1 iebp9 nit benz Miidgang Der
8aumipoQapreife, be1en unfang am
beiten beritGnbli9 tpirb burd bic Mnz
fiibrnng Der 3batfa9e, bab Die 8aumz
tpoazMusfubr i'm bergangenen Sabre
nm 13 procent seftiegen iity
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BON Sauienben, bic iber cine Sd=
he ftreiten, tdmpft erit giner Dafiir.
X
Sn NuBlanb fDnntsn iie Rartoffelz
@piritus niht als 6eiaung fir Motoz
rem einfiibren. gs tpiirbe bic vMotorz
leute1 bod gar au fibel MAIDEN.
X + X
Wer bpbe GtslIung ii9 erbeifdt,
Des gbrenfdilb fsi blanf unb gldtt:
Denn tpenn bic Metterfdbne freif1t,
Dernimmt es sleih bic san5e Stabt.
6offentlid pirb Der Rrieg gegen bic
Wlpros, tpenn ct beenbet iein tpirb,
niht 10 lange ipeiterbauern. iDie Der
Rritg gsgen bic Gilipinos nod jeiner
@eenbigung nod n<iier bauerts.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-07-17
STRIKE AT SAN ANTONIO
SHOP MEN WILL GO OUT THERE
THIS MORNING.
They viii Make a Demand for an In
crease in Waees-The Local
Officials Were Surprised.

San Antonio, Texas, July 16-Bctweeu
sixty and seventy employees of the mechan-
cal department Of the Southern Pacific
shops in this city will lay down their tools
tomorrow morning at o o'clock The men
affected in this move are machnlsts, ap-
prentices, handymen and helpers Yester-
day the San Antonio shop men sent B. r.
Cooley, a machinst, to Houston as their
representative. This evening vt $50 clock
the local shop men were In receipt Of u
telegram from Cooley saying that be had
been refused recognition at Houston. As
result the men decided that walking out
was their only course. Their demands are
for an Increase of 10 per cent over their
present wages. The molders, bolermak r..
blaCkSmiths, copper and tnsmiths will not
be affected by the move OF the muchiuists
The demands of the former are before the
southern Pacific management at Houston
and II refused they will likely join tAe
strikers.
san Antonio machinists say they held ont
Ia the last, Houston and FL Pas5 going out
before. Only the machinlst, are mCmbers
Of the union and they ATE affiliated with
the International Union Machiists' union OF
America. Cooley Went to Houston as a
and not MS representative If the union.
The men held no meeting tonight. but VIII
likely meet tomorrow.
The decision Of the San Antonio shop men
comes as surprise 10 the locU officials,
Is the latter expressed the hope this after
noon that the arbitration measures would
end all troubles.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-07-17
GEN. SMITH WAS PUNISHED.
Reprimanded by Roosevelt and Root and
Retired from Active Service.
SENTENCE REGARDED AS ExcEEDINdLY LIGHT
The Butchers Written and Printed Orders and the
Conduct of Military Operations in Samar Were
Defended by the Secretary of War.

TO seek the total destruction and devasta-
lion OF their settlements. He wrote.
But yoa Will net by any means listen to
ovcrtures OF pcacc before the total ruin
OF their settlements is effected
our future security will be in their In.
ability 70 iniure us. the distance TO which
they are driven. and In the terror with
which severity OF the chastisement they
receive will inspire them
The Fort Phil Kcarney massacre In 1855
for base trcachery, revolving cruelty and
the conditions Of serious danger which fol-
lowed II did not approach tie mossacra Of
bJl&Dgiga III Sdmar IN September. 1901
n acre tue natives mad been treated with
kihduess and confidence, liberty and self
government had been given TO hem. Cap
lain Counel. the American commander
WAS Of the same faith ami had been wnr-
slipping in the Same church With the ma
tlres With all the assurance # friendship
Our men We're seated NJ their meal un.
armed. among an apparently peaceful and
friendly community whom they were set
u1cn by the natives from behind and
uhichered and their bodies, when found by
their cOmrades the next day had been
nutilated and treated with indescribable
ndignities.
sHERMAN'S SEVERITY RECALLED
Yet there was no such severity by Amer
lean soldiers in Samar as General Sher-
man proposed toward the Sioux after the
Iort nm kearuey massacre.
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II is due. however to the good sense
and seif-restraint Of General Smiths sub
ordinates aud their regard for the laws OF
war, rather than to his own self.eontrol and
Judgment that his lhtemporate and IN
justifnbe verbal instructions were not fol-
lowed, and he is relieved from the In
deible stain which would have resulted
from literal compliance with them 1t
is the duty Of general officer whose age
and experience have brought him 70 high
command not TO incite his subordlnates to
acts Of lawless violence, but 10 so explain
TO them the application Of the laws Of war
and the limitations upon their conduct as
to prevent transgressions upon their part
and supplement their comparative lnexpe-
rience by his wise counsel In this General
Smith has signally failed ana fol- this he
has been justly convicted.
Although the sentence imposed is exceed
ingly light. 1t carries with IL a eondemna.
ton, which. for an officer Of his rank and
age, Is really severe punishment For
this reason and for the further reason that
General Smith has served his country long
and faithfully, has exhibited high courage
and good conduct in many battles. has been
seriously wounded In the civil war and IN
The war with Spain. and is about conclua'
ing Il long and honorable career ms a faith.
ful ana loyal servant Of his country
recommend that the mild sentence imposed
he confirmed
Should you approve the findings and SEN
tence Of the court In accordance with the
~ ~ o II Il d YanI r. ING Il
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-07-17
HOUSTON.

The board Of appraisers viii conclude
theirlabors Tor the present on Saturday and
the books will he turned over to the tax
assessor and collector on Monday.
There were no important developments ia
the strike situation yesterday and both
sides were confident Of a speedy settle,
ment Of the differences existing.
Tobacco Expert Shelter announces that
the government will establish moro expert
mental stations in Texas.
Contracts will be signed today for n Jew
sh synagogue to be built at the corner OF
Hamilton street and Preston avenue.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-07-17
EVACUATION oF TEN ISM.
Chinese Authorities Praise the Course
OF the United States.

Chinese Authorities Praise the Course
OF the United States.
Washington July Lett is said at the
state department that the statement Of
Lord Cranborne in the house Of commons
yesterday In regard TO the evacuation of
Tien Tsin. to the effect that the English
government was not aware that the Chi.
nese government had asked the good Offices
of the government Of the United States I'm
the matter ana that no proposition mad
oeen made TO England in that regard is en-
tirely accurate. There is, however. In this
no conflict In fact with the statement nre.
Vlously made for though the Chinese gov.
ernment did SO appeal 10 the UniIed States
government. the only reason why Great
Britain was not immediately asked on me
subject when the other powers were helm,
aPprGached was that the department Pre-.
NonSly mad satisfactory assurances from
London on the point.
The facts are that the Chinese autborj.
ties On July l requested that Minister Wn
woulu kindly ask the government Of me-
United states, which has pursued "a iusr
course from the beginning 10 the end and
maintained an attitude n great hrniness
10 consult at once the other powers with
a view OF causing Instructions To be SOM
to their representatives. IN China for a
more delay" any
This request was repeated on July \ The
action taken by the United States in mr.
suance Of this request resulted In the osrsr
tainment Of the fact thar all Of the min.
cipal powers concerned were In harmonv
In regard to the question Of evacnntic,1S
snesested by the military anticipates IN
Tien Tsiu. 'N'S III
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TEXAS.

eloudburst did damage near Winoua.
Leon county ants Weut Into another
district and secured au Injunction against
local option,
Machinery mas been purchased for the
Rew cotton mills III WeatAerford
A plano factory is to DC established at
seGuln.
Galveston contractors and electricians are
az outs and the workmep have walked out.
Engineer Beatty was bes.t and beateu
by holdups al Waco His iulldcs are Sc
Iious
The Farmers Congress had a number Of
sessions by departments and one general
session.
Be.secn $1,000 and $1,000 was paid out
at Tyler Tor peaches Wednesday.
Beaumont OF. men are greatly Interested
In the news from Jennings and every pos.
sible assistance has been leut.
Work is again under way at Big Hill,
the English syndicate having taken the
wen abandoued by the Guffey people.
W. II. smith arrested for forgery, vii
be taken 10 Beeylie today.
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SMITH Has Been BROUGHT BACK,
He Is to Be Taken to BeeWlle bv sb.,iH
Wilson.

San Antonio, Texas, July i6-sheri, Jo,r
"liS'h OF Bee county arrived in San An.
.On'o from Mexico today. having In charge
W H. smith formerly Of Mineral Rec
county who Is wanted to answer a nn,n.
per OF charges OF forgery indlctmont.
m n%SiIS 'een returned against him. Several
SS-9,,Nu or $4,000 We're committed se,.o, o.
t baiAs ana mercantile houses in this citr
pelhg Nlctmized Smith was engS,ssd !;
p business az Mineral ~ the time, but dison.
been kept mp for him ever since 'ea ~ mas
unaily located by Sheriff Wilson ana his
Tpa in,.us followed. He will be taken n 70
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srATE CONVENTION.

]. B Wells was elected chairman Of the
state executive committee by about two
thirds majority.
Hon John Ii. Reagan nominated Lanham
Tor governor The other officials were
nominated by resolution.
The platform committee had rather
warm debate over the doub.e.header plauk
aud 1t was finally greatly modified.
Efforts made 10 amend the majority re-
port of the platform committee were with
out avail except in two instances.
Mr. Cockrelrs speech N MAILING It
unanimous" contained some 5-marks eyI
denclng III nature.
The new state executive committee mas
been named.
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Cowes. Isle of Wight, july ls-Ah]
issued at 1920 O'Clock this moEans
His majesty bore the journey fN'
don to Cowes extremely well ana
no Inconvenience IN the process % q I;
The king had good night. ~
condition is excellent He is moI IN
at the change of air and scene M
" had his couch wheeled out 81 ~
deck two hours yesterday aite'D"
"Treves,
"Laking,
"a, H. BiufA