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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-24
KANSAS CITY SALES
lsnnelnl ~ M r...h

SSleek Yards, Kansas city, o,toNer "a
lss Following sales o. Texas and 'rsrri,,,..,.
W NAM wrre made here tNiay Il, i Fidef.
pounds, io r. II. Rogers Ss, 1890 ies
ste,fs ~ pounds 90; M stee,, ~ ~,
n9unds, 500; n " McConnen iset 80
~ a.. steers ~ pounds. eSS, i Navss s'' =
81 s,s Sr''os s,n ~. steers isa pounds 3 -
S.Aln' sea steers on pounds nv ys,n,SS o, .,
NJ An''sdS ~ steers. peS pounds . ~
~ SEER. Sa pounds, sO ~ sfgess = y, w :
AN rs - ~, g Kirby a Son. Ilnecin
yssAersop, Ninits los steers nso Nne
SOS n steers, pr pounds. 5 ~ as,
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New otlsans.

INNNViNT % NV TrNI.I
New orleans. October "a general
conditions in the market tor rough rice re.
mained shout the same a. yesterday. Any.
thlpg In the way Of top grades commanded
considerable attention at the hands ~ huy.
ere. put Tow gradrs were practically reg
lVcted One lot u fancy Honduras Tor seed
nurpeecs enld at $50 Clean rice was IN
aetlvc demand, With only a limited vnlBme
y offerings rriccs showed no quot Ahia
change, Neceipts from country n,ills were
light
Receipts. 4sTS sacks 81 rough aud iosS
packets or cleau
Sales, S0i1 pockets " clean ana a4gO
sacks domestic japan
Rough ficf Honduras Quiet ca law
eyhdes active on aood rscs az . .00ii4 ~
With actual SAWS at 4 JOd9 10 ianan
quiet en low srades Good ylces AZ 1 'sht
5 ~ With actual sales az 0isfS aS.
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SUGAR

New Orleans. October ~ SUGAR ir,rns
open kettle 2,s4H i.le, epen Kettle renrifu.
81, new, A,ti centrifugal yellow, new 49,
80 1917 sceoaas iasNaA AlNlasses isni
1ittf2g fNf
New rcft, October "a Sngar- Raw arm
fsir renning Sil,ia, rcntgifurat ,sl tear
~ mclassrs sugar 2alN Nenned sirnt
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Prices Move Upward With stronr De
nand for Best Grades,

Wand tor hcSt Grades,
lhere was an active business IN the lecnl
rice market YESTERDAY. new hlrh record
wnn mede In the tciai sales and prices
suhened % ha,tc On the best grades
There was renewed demand on this nor
ton % the list white the iaqnlry Tor
lower grades slackenca rhere were very
medium receipts ~ rough accounted for nv
uelay 10 sotnc expected shipments rhrre
WIS 40 lmpprtant news FROM the belt The
inquiry MAS Highly active and fhney heads
uHtNreill took the lead. Advances are
ntrpnger ~ Honduras grades ana unefr
l,,M NJ henduras reueh wrre raised eSe
ihe hlEhesi limit f0f polish and puro risa
bran was oNialncd Nv
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chicago, October s2-Cattin po..t,.t.
400 hea1, lnclndtng SUo wcsterns. r,sr.
kct steady good 70 prlme SatfS ~. ro,,r
70 medium ISiiG %, stOckcrs ana feeder
( cS9siN ~, COWS tott W; helfers 2 aSsp
~, Gamers ] tes2 Ia hulls sSitl X.
ealLes y, 'NdI %; Texas Jed steers Il ~,
so, western steers 1916 10 uoss
Receipts $500 head; marke, unchsassd,
s 5'1Sn enn pStSS9 as 9,eSstf 10; Eood TO
Nv ~ ngst 6.S096,p 90 sheen Rs,s Gi,,s
1900 heed market steady good To chofce
wsthsfs , Sln4 90 telr 70 choice miSsS
t,ii 80 western sheep 2 osRs rs. IA.
wv 'aHes S'Nsi"'eo; Westerns 3. ISsSS %
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NAlenal stock Yards. ~ fs,,. 80.
r.,.i... ihe following satee ~ re,a. ~,
as'sp,tegs cattle we're msde here ,css, sho
sss.p. es', VI .vasyv'ns, ksssas is pound
- pcund noas. SEQ IA 1870. $50. 4exas
e"15sst % leAnttes 4 wstser 49, ~. ano
,., - VS. fennd tteers, als VeasAtt
Nn''" sas'' . +, inas Peans ealI. 'ss y.
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New Orleans, to points lower.
SPOTS
liverpool, 4 points higher
Houston, reviscd.
Elsewhere, unchanged
ESTIMATE FoR TO-DAY
Houston, $4,000 10 $1,000 against
fa,7o6 last year.
New Orleans, 10000 to 1000 against
1894 last year.
Yesterdays session OF the cotton market
sntirsly undld the work which hnils accom-
plishcd on the day before Tho heat OF the
sun stil penetrated nvcry part or the bolt
ana u was rsthius more than the nslet
that thousands ~ bales arc hclnE added 80
the crop by each gay ~ suushine that en-
epled the hesrs 10 score victory. In nd.
diiiun to this there were several more
rumors about The Forthcoming statement
from Mr Bueteu and snme ~ these coming
from vcll Informed sources stated that he
would place the mhiimum ai il,2auuu
haira WITH the pending question ~ frust
Masking ll.'ao.tyo probable thing thc ~
nuence ~ such rumor was immediately
felt N speculative elsclcs and aztec a smali
mnnesH 81 the outset the course was stead
ny 90 toe had Tho matter was nnallr set
iied after the close IT buslucss hours ey
authoritative news that the English estl
mates placce the crcp az mmpum az
ll,SaUo hates. thcre was uo support
save when the decline WIS greatest And
tee buyinr thst Developed az This time was
tnavtreA tn hV ,,h,t has frenurntiV bere
ietmNn we Hlque
s,,,t.,cv .,t s,F, orte. ,,,,tnr,t, ,-ttt.
araWAs it'h erAnNA'" W"'hN the u'h'W
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1sp.cl.i i ras ra..A

Crowley, Ia, October - Crowley rice
markets Head SNafs's, straigAu e4s
ssreniags snsss' Nc isHl~' rough Hon,
drras iecaS %, rough Japan s,ioae 10,
aren, psr lcn. s oodN o.. rclisa, per ton.
-. WStil 90 Heavy dcmsna Tor fanrr
lgPsps but markst 4 comparatively hsrs
kereirtt tough rlca ptevleuFly rercrfed
sit97t, wednes6ay, cctehsf N, kRsoi fctsi
slace sestspeef siAotl,
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COEFEE.

New Ncfk, October ri "a nifss-sns, Mo
No. 7 6A Mid STEADY Verarvn fa.s,'ts
fntutts closed steady ana nei ngcnsnses
Sslss xNNn bags ueteher SoN; pseerrer
ekNKa ~, April ktb MAJ AnAeA a. fns~
ee~3 NO. Apbust 80 september 4 fs.ss ~
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NSIILt MOVING our or MA1AgunpA

~, Hltaeorda Texas, October r. OWNS 10
tho csttie rsts ~ the rice Industry Oh
~ Ine southeast quarter ~ Mat,ror,s
eea continues this falL MANY earIesss 'v :;
mario. an ana T ,,s have been sSippsd %
:. WsIa " Edna bought IN tbis ne,.s N ,,sI
y, uVa ~ mplls = years old ana nnnsros
70 put into his feed lots thls Wi,tsp "s i1is.
rsonIs go nerd of groWu bulls than most
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New Work Money.

New YORK october 2J- Money on cali
steady at idi0is PER cent; rloSed crercd AT
per cent, Prime mercantile paper u per
cent Herrllng exchange steady, VITA
actual business IN haukcrs' hills NJ AhND
ai4 sd10 for demand; posted rates t.SAM
ASfis; commercial hlils 4 81 1904 S4.21.
liar silver Hsh Mexican dollats dH',
Government bonds irregular State bonds
strong Railroads irregular.
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ADVANCE OF DAY BEFORE
WAS SYSTEMATICALLY LOST.

Counter Reports About Mr.. RUseon's Esti-
ms,e---cct,on MAKING Weather Con-
tnues to Influence Trade
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London, October - ConsoH f1r money
~ 3 49, for account ipia Bsr slvcr dull
NJ ~ GlNd per ounce Money per cent?,
short billie 3NSs per cent, three months
bills 3Ndij Ia per ceut
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Rr. LonIs

st Louis, October n Cattle R.eeirY.
@Sn mead, Including 1870 Texans Market
s'eA9y Native sh'unlne aud export steers
= NV -, strictly fancy. worth M TO
a w, dressed beef and butcher steers q tslSf
e.@E steers under 1000 hounds 09;5B as.
S,yisseets and feeders 3 oOf4 N. cows ana
olse Us -Nlo 20: Gamers bl6fe 30. hlits
TnJia,S, 49, - es5Nss n4iS 80. Texas and
StSs,as ~ Hogs Reccints ASOG head
q s t lvc higher; pivs and lights Il M
IN neebcrs 9. fsdI 90 butchers Il ~,
stssdv Native mnttons 4 oei,4 "A M,srket
SssdS ~, culls 6oif4 90. storlcrs us
S'oo; Te1ans ONdS ~ AVIS A'v'W
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pSo barrels bringing the total 70 date
y A,lAa barrels. Sales Of clean 2Aoo pock
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COTTON MARKET QUOTATIONS,

The range o. prices A. Sew York and
New pfleaps fog active mopthe was as fel
lows;
New YORK. oppn itigh Low. Close
january ,.,. ION s.Ie sos sedM
March ..a.,. s.tA4S S.Aa s,A s.aA.0
Nrr Driunnt
january sea-. $. ap80 sac Sis Slglp
MafUn ..t.... "a ~ go Gd n - ~
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uaa ne touioNiug arc the quotations ,.r en-.
hheus'oR I've stock market as fngnt.hs.a nc IN,
p sS a = Ssu Live stock c6mmissenS COM 1s
heevcs-
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KANSAs cIrY

Kansas City October % -Cattls Re.
coipis 500 natives, 500 Texans. 600 Texas
and 1000 native calves. market steady:
choice export and dressed beef steers DJ
feeders 5nn4 s.. western fcd stsers a M
60 20 Texas aud Indian steers 2S3f4 %.
ieNas cows 1 .ihdd ~. native COWS 5lSs
A,po; native hcifcrs aodiS SO: Gamers I5c
W lei oWis 0NN3 60. calves = oOGi8 90.
Hogs Receipts i2O00 head. market nvcr,
heGd Zoe higher, some Zoe higher; heavy
=. lIqd 80; bulk Of sales g. 1916 SIS: light
q s3'g0l3 81; PIGS 8.O0@fSI IS. sheer IL,
Selpts 1000 head market steady native
: ~; fed ewes ooT3 70, native wetbefs
q .VNdA 10; Western wethers g oNd2 rs:
siockers aud feeders l. 1913 30.
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Houston DAILY statement,
1ouV,on Comnaraiive Statement,

GrusS reecirts thus far this week sn.sfS
Grees reeeipta 10 dAya this season, .pS@. Sst
,iu,ss receipts ~ dals M IDOL i, GlS,d2d
Gross receipts Ds days IN imo.,. pG2.Iha
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-24

ESTIMATE FOR TO-DAY
Houston, $4,000 TO $4,000 asalns,
i4,7os last year
New Orleans, 10000 to 1000 against
1924 last year.
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THE HIGH PRICE OF SHEEP.

NSS pound cows 30. calves puo eaen
Skinner q Beard. Concyville, kaH ll4U
pound steers, oO5; l1l5 pound steers. Is.
Gage Co., Tulala. VA pound steers. $40,
wa, same 7 4 campbell a bro Orheiata.
0chelata, pln pound steers. ass ". r.
fhipps, HoNie Texas 1ST pound COWS.
go W T. Rayner cisco Texas sSB
pound cows. 3tn j. A. Mathews. Cisco.
40 pound cows. 2n. IT'S pound cows
2~; ~ pound cows SlO; SIX pounu
COWS, 30 J. g. Horue. Pryor Creek l..
r. lo44 pound steers 4 -. Hogue * Gra.
ham, Pryor Greek. 1907 pound steers. -
Iweniy'hre hundred Texans steady.
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AT THE CLOSE.

AT THE CLOSE.
liverpool. , to 4 polnts higher
Nov. York, 2 TO 81 points lower
New Orleans, 7 to points lower.
SPOTS;
liverpool, 4 points higher
Houston, reviscd.
Elsewhere. unchanged,
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Net Receipts al All U. s. Ports.
The Rice Market.

pIaerenes. 49, pa.I Is &C. u. =.
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otal salgs ~ the aly I5-IOo shaTes.
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Stock a. U. s. Porls.


Houston Spots closed easy. pflees re-
visedi stock 56pat haies sales saea
Nrntsr.
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n si,estea ICY The Houston Pos. nv the
Bss Nssnlan live stock company. " wy =
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-10-12
WIG RG

F-7 HAT is the soul? Where Is
it located? These are two OF
the mysteries of man that
have disturbed scientists and
ANTAGONISTS for centuries,
G----1 and today, despite the Won
aerful nrogress made in the world OF SCI
ence no man has been able to pierce the
veil that shrouds in mystery that I'M
known thing which is called the soul.
There is no question that impresses
deeper. or is more battling than this one
Of what and where is the soul Of man.
What is it; where is it; where does II
go when freed from the body, and unuer
what conditions does it take its hlghtf
Upon these questions is built the rehglons
Of the world.
From the times of the ancients various
parts of the human body have been con-
sidered the seat of the soul. One OF these
places is the pituitary gland, which is
small ovoid body at the base of the oralh'
and called by the ancient Greek wise men
the "seat of the SOUL
The pituitary body is kidney SNAPPED
half an inch from side to side, ana one
fourth of an inch vertically. 1t may be
described as a small, reddish, gray vas
cular mass weighing from five 10 ten
grains, consisting of two lobes. The an
terror lobe secreteS collo1d material
The posteror lobe represents the remains
of a nervous structure. The pituitary
body in the brain, like the vermiform ap-
pendix, long was supposed to have no
function Some scientists disagree with
this, however, declaring that it acts the
function of a gland in the head far away
from the object of operations. There are
many parts of the human body whose
uses are unknown. For instance, one-half
of the brain never had it's function de-
termined.
Psychologists have disagreed since the
study of the human body began on the
relations of the pituitary body to the
other organs. By some it has been con-
sidered analogous to the thyroid gland.
Others have declared it to be the growth
center, because autopsies on persons dy-
ing from acromegaly showed the pituitary
was diseased.
Regarding the ancient belief that the
pituitary body In the brain was the seat
Of the soul and that it was regarded by
some scientists as having no function, DR..
w. b. Fletcher, who has made the brain
life study, said that the gland ir cues
ton is so small, insignificant and I'M
known In its purpose that very little is
known about it. DR.. Fletcher sa;d he
supposed the reason the Oldest anatomists
thought 1t was the seat Of the soul was
because they observed in the brains ~
idiots and of the chronic insane that the
pituitary gland was either absent an
tirely or there were but granular traces
of it. Il aces
1t is said to have been belief of 49,
ancients that idiots and insane nersone
were blighted by the gods in this n noinS
ner as curse for mourning their wrath
by taking away the pituitary BODY in The
brain and thus removing the soul and The
mind -A" 'iie
mo question has ever so deen,,, 49,
pressed mankind as the question ~ The
soul said Dr. ]. A. Houser. what #
IS, where it is, where it will go and What
VIII be its condition after it leaves this
ious belief
various narts of III -
Wadsworth semi-weekly dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1899-1904, 1902-12-19
A NEW REMEDY

The old friends Of Chamberlain's
Cough Remedy will be pleased to know
that the manufactures of that prepare
ton have gotten out a new remedy
called Chamberlain's Stomach and
Liver Tablets, and that 1t is meeting
with much success in the treatment Of
constipation, biliousnees, sick head
ache, impaired digestion and like dis
orders. These Tablets are easier to
take and more pleasant in effect than
pills, then they not only move the
bowels, but improve the appetite and
correct any disorders of the stomach
and liver. For sale by all druggists.
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IMMINENT

A sur sign Of approaching revolt
and serious trouble in your system is
nervousness, sleeplessness. or stomach
upsets. Electric Bitters will quickly
dismember the troublesome causes.
1t never fails to tone the stomach. re-
gulate the Kidneys and Bowels, stimu-
late the Liver. and clarity the blood.
Rundown systems benefit particularly
and all the usual attending aches vanish
under its searching and thorough effect
iveness. Electric Bitters is only SOC,
and that is returned If don't give perfect
satisfaction. Guaranteed by all dealers.
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G ADVERTISING

Assessment notices 30.
Annual meeting notices -.
Notice of appointment of administrator 50.
For all other advertising legal rates Will be
charged.
admitted at the Post-o6ice at WadsWorth,
Nect.da, as second class matter.
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HUNTERS BEWARE

Hunters t~respassing on my ranch
will be prosecuted. There are too many
wild cattle. D. CEREsoLA.
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A~PPORTlONMENT OF
SChOOl. MONEYS

Received From the County. December
IS. 1902.
To SCHOOL TRUSTEES;
| beg leave to inform you that | have
this day apportioned among the several
school districts Of Washoe County,
Nevada. the sum Of $9l7o.o8. the
same being the first semi-annual In
stallment Of County school moneys for
the school year Of l9o2-'o3. The APP
portionment is made upon the follow
ing basis:
To each teacher, $87.3426o6; to
each child Of school age. $2.6l28ll.
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OFFICIALLY
DECLARED ELECTED.

The State Board Of C~anvassers can
vassed the vote for Superintendent Of
Public Instruction and declared Prof.
Orvis Ring elected to that office by a
majority Of eleven votes. The many
friends Of the Professor congratulate
him upon the outcome. which was a
a little too close for comfort.
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THE REFLECTIONS
OF A BACHLOR.

An optimist tries to capitalize rain
bows.
The difference between happiness
and pleasure is the difference between
being asleep and dead.
The most innocent girl that ever
lived never was ambitious to climb ar
apple tree unless she had on her best
stockings.
Some women are SO smart they a
wear a veil so as to make men see
their face better than If they don't
wear any.
When a,woman has had nine chill
dren she begins TO have s%uspictions
about some Of the beautiful passages
in love stories.
When humanity begins to think it
stops having fun.
The man we never a forgive is
the mar who caught us trying to do a
wrong to him.
You can never make a fat woman
believe she is really fat until she gets
stuck in the bath tub.
Such is the loftiness of modest vir-
tue that a woman's shoetop is too high
for the tallest mar to reach.
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NOTICE.

The contribution Of seed by the Ag-
ricultural Department will begin in an
uary. All those desiring a quality
should at once send a letter or postal
card to Senator William M. Stewart,
Washington, D. c., making a request
and the same will be complied with.
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A COSTLY MISTAKE

Blunders are sometimes very expen-
siye. Occasionally life itself is the
price of a mistake. but you'll never be
wrong if you take Or. Kings New Life
Pills for Dyspepsia. Dizziness, Head
ache. Liver or Bowel troubles They
are gentle yet thorough. Csc, al all
dealers.
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Try the White Knight SC cigar.
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HAD A GOOD TIME

A J. Smell wanted to attend a party,
but was afraid 10 do so on account Of
pains in his stomach. which he feared
would grow worse. He says. Il was
telling my troubles to a lady friend.
who said; Chamberlain Collie. Chol-
era and Diarrhoea Remedy will put
you in condition for the party bought
a bottle and take pleasure in stating
that two doses cured me and enabled
me to have a good time at the party"
Mr.. Smell is a resident Of Summer Hill,
N. Y. This remedy is fer sale by all
druggists.
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rmRMs OF s-uBsCRIPTIoN
m SUBSCRIPTIONS:
RATES:

Hall and Theatre advertisement 10
Resolutions Cards of Thanks and locals. 10 CT
a line for first insertion and 5 cts thereafte
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1902-01-24
SIX HUNDRED LIVES LOST.
Chilpancingo, Mexico, Blotted Out
by Earthquake.

Chilpancingo, Mexico, Blotted Out
by Earthquake.
Mexico CITY. News from Chilpan-
,ingo is still meagre. but it is known
that the state capitol, the parish
,hurch and g number of other build
ings are in ruins. A number of lives
are reported lost.
One Of the edifioes that suffered
most in the earthquake at Chilpan-
ringo was the federal telegraph Office,
which explains the pauoity Of news
that has reached this city so far.
Some news is JUS beginning to ar
rye. The lives and apparatus were
damaged, but the employees, all of
whom escaped uninjured, quickly pro-
ceeded to erect temporary telegraph
quarters. Owing to the frequency of
earthquake shocks throughout the
state of Guerrero, all the houses are
one story. Had not this been the
case, the loss of Life would have been
far greater The number Of deaths
was greater in the church than in
any single place, as a crowd OF wor-
shippers were gathered for afternoon
service. The solid masonry walled
roof came topplipg down on the wor-
shippers as if a Sampson had
wrench d at the pillars.
The war department has ordered
the forces in the neighborhood to co7
operate in the work of rescue. Until
his work is completed it will be inn
possible accurately to know the num-
ber of victims. 1t is clean, however,
that this is one Of the most destruc-
tive seismic phenomena that ever 90
! curred in Mexico. In duration the
Ohilpancingo earthquake was less i'm
portant than it was in Mexico City,
having lasted fifty seconds against
fifty-five ut the capital. But the in
tensity of the Guerrero shock was fal
greater. --.- -''7-
The earthquake was also intense al
Iguala, in the state Of Guerrero, de-
stroying the parish church and many
buildings in the city and neighbor'
hood. Among the latter was the
! suoar mill Of Gen. Frisbie, an Amer
loan. The mill had just been com
rleted and fitted mp with American
maohinery at a cost of 5000, 900. The
i nroperty loss is immense throughout
tbe state of Guerrero.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1902-01-24
vIoKsBURa, MISS.

He invites the people of Tensaa
psrish to call ct his Saloon and Res
tanrant on Washington street when IN
vicksburg. The best OF Wines and
Cigars constantly on hand.
His Restaurant is daily furnished
with Fish, Game. Kansas City Beef,
vsgeisbles and every delicacy of the
season. The cuisine is equal to any
IN New Orleans. Rooms furnished
tor transient customers. Every esort
made 10 make guests comfortable.
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