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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-02
Oakland Results.

San Francisco, March 1.--Weather cloudy
and track heavy.
Six furlougs, selling -Montoys, Lemuel
Innocencla. Time 1;1S
Futurity course seliinC-phN Archibald.
Hilary, Loyal s. Time lI4A.
Six furlongs, selling Dorian, Bossruso.
Cuban Girl. Time 1;2O4
Mile and a quarter, California derby
Sombrcro, 112 (O'Conuorl 4 20 %, won COR.
riEan, I'D lBullmanj 90 T. second: Water
scratch, ia J. Woods 90 l. third Iime
2iGil. Jingier ran.
Mile, selling Mission, Formcro. Imu
riau. Time 149a..
Seven furlongs, selling nuck0y. Nee.
hanuS, lmprOmptu, Time .33.
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A,nunnsnt Postponed.

New York, March Argument Of the
demurrer OF the philadelphia club iniunc-
tion suit brought by Andrew Freedman
acains. A G Spaldlng. the Brooklyn Base
bsii ciub and others. which was 20 nave
come M In the supreme court next Mem
day. has been postponed until next Thurs
day by mutual agreement.
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BARNETT'S AERIAL YACHT.
Q . 9 . Q e

from Holloway jail after having furnished
bail IN the sum Of f20OO.
LoNDON,-It is rumore, that Instead OF
continuing the practice OF the late queen
Victoria Of Offering annually three one-hun-
dredguinea cups for the competition OF Inc
principal yacht clubs W the kingdom, kins
Edward Intends 10 oifer only one cup TO the
royal yacht squadron.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-02
THE SOUTHERN PACIFIC

Files Notice OF Withdrawal from the
Southwestern Passenger Bureau.
Chicago, March 1.Nodce Of withdrawal
from membership IN the Southwestern Pas
senger bureau was filed today by the south
ern Pacific road. The reason given for
the action was that the expense of main.
tanning the bureau since the withdrawal
OF the Missouri Kansas and Texas road a
short time ago had become burden.
Railway officials say the fate Of the
dissolution Is predicted. Some Of the mem
hers fhiuk The dissolution Will he hut the
prelude to . consolidation ~ III passenger
KRnlEatInn-
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c u R |; D

The fatalities resulting from this diseaSa
within the past few years have sufficiently
aroused doctors to the Importance OF giving
the disease the closest investigation
Dury's Pure Malt Whskey IS the only alb
solute cure Tor grip. influenza asthma.
bronchitis cntRrrh. consumption and all dts
eases OF the throat and lungs II prevents
complications and bad sfter-eTects that
grip 40 often leaves Ia the system. Duff
Tvs Pure Aialt Whiskcy not only kills the
germs, but II stimulates the blood. aids d.
sestiop add tones the action OF tho heart.
The voluntary testimony received from
thousands OF our grateful patients IL proof
positive that Duny's Pure Malt Whtskey Is
the greatest known remedy FOR the grip and
az diseases OF the throat and lungs and all
wasting diseases from whatever causes
Doctors ministers public speakers aud
number o. the leading TEMPERANCE women
praise DunYs Pure Malt Whiskey for the
great good IL has accomplished 10 saving
lives.
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Residence AZ MadisonvIIIe.

Madsonvllle, Texas. March l.--Resldeuce
of Mrs Rose Utterback with contents, oe.
cupled by y. i. Dean. was burned this
morning At o'clock House was insured
for $500; value 5000 Furniture insured
for $500; valued aJ $3.50.
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]. w. ROBINS NAMED.

To Succeed ]. G. Hartlaan on tht
Santa Re.
Galveston, Texas. March 1.-The follow
ing circular was issued from the office
~ General Manager Nixon Of the Santa
az today j. c. Hsrtigan having resigned
to accept service with another company
Mr. j. w Robins Is appointed superln'
headouarters NJ Cieburne, The appoint
ment becomes effective March l.
Mr. Hertlean has accepted q position as
superintendent ~ the Iron Mountain WIN
Robins. who was appointed to succeed
him was formerly train disp tcher iol
the Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe, with
headquarters at Topeka, Kan
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Tenant House a Wharton.

Wharton, Texas, March IA tenant
house belonging to John Ford at the end
OF Milan street caught IRE this morning
and burned 20 the ground. Loss about
$500. Insurance not known.
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Cotton at Piano.

Plano, Texas, March i.-old compress
platform burned this afternoon with ali
cotton on the same Loss about $1,000
Insurance about $1,000.
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Residence Near EIoin.

ElE!n, Texas. March John outlaws
dwelling with Its contents, located two
miles south Of this place, was burned. Mr.
Outlaw narrowly escaped cremation. There
was no Insurance.
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ResIdenee q Roaenhern pamaned.

Rosenberg, Texas, March lat 1890 this
evening the servants room and smoke
house Of MIR ". C. Baker OF this place
WAS discovered 10 be on IRE and his resi-
dence In imminent danger owing to its
proximity 70 the smoke house and but for
the timely aid OF the nnlghbors with buck
cts the house would certainly have burned
Tho smoke house WIS complete loss,
amounting TO about 500.
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AMERIcAN LEAGUE MEETING.
II Is 10 Be Held at Detroit Mich, Next
Friday.

IN rs 10 be f1CTU dI IINVIVT0I T''7'|TTT T||
Friday
Detroit. Mich, March 1.-Plans for the
entertainment Of the American League
delegations who win gather In this city
Mt Friday were begun today BY Fred
Postal Of the Washington club and James
McNamara OF the Detroit club. acting Tor
the local syndicate. 49,
The schedule meeting Is set Tor Maitn
possibly i run over into Saturday. IN addi.
ton 70 discussing the new rules the meet,
ing will adopt a schedule aud VIII attenA
10 some minor matters There viii be dis
cussiop and there may be action on the
matter OF expansion.
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DUFFY'S PURE Malt

trouble, and pronounced a case Of incurable
consumption. my sister started the use OF
your Pure Malt Whisky. She has taken
three bottles, aud Is so much improved In
ful. Mrs. BELL SHAUL, Charlotte, Mich.
Nov. s. 1907.
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Hlco, Texas, February &C, NJ Paulla's
barn and feedstulJs we're burned last night.
Its value was about 500; insurance 500
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Residence al Gainesville.

Gainesville, Texas, February 2s,-rhe
residence Of Robert Dick was destroyed by
nro this morning at 100 o'clock, Loss
$1,000
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Rnstnurnnt AZ Colorado.

Colorado, TEXAS. March I,-Laskey Bros.
restaurant was destroyed by IRE. Covered
ny Insurance
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-02

Lake Hayes, the private fshing and hunt
ing grounds of the Texas and Pacific, IA
the eastern part OF this county on thu
company's right IL way.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-02
Restaurant Id Ennis.

Ennis, Texas. March L-Fire destroyed a
e0laEsd barber EhaS and restaurant n tbs
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-02
Fosters Local Forecasts.

Weather changes noted below win occur
within twenty.fOur hours OF p, m. Of
dates below;
March Warner.
March Threatening.
March 3-COoer.
March 4-Cool
March 5--Moderating.
March 6--Warmer.
March Threatening.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-02

Gr4p n an trfostsosAa csssasa whscA -
tseks weak and strenE siiss. especially
the blood 70 siueEish. and generally isvsaF-
ing the mucous pasmhrane Of the air pass-
ages from the nostrils down to and inelud-
ting The lungs Serious complications are
ilRblR 20 develop In ire course OF the ais
sass. a. grip settles IN the weakest part
81 the system, sometimes the kidneys. TIE
brain. the stomach or the heart. resulting
often In heart failure. but the most dreaded
OF all is when II settles In the iunEs. Con-
sumption ~ sure 10 follow and certain
death II prompt action Is not taken ana
puny's Pure Malt whisky administered.
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ORE CURED All SEVENTY.

GRIP CURED AT SEVENTY.
Gentlemen take pleasure In informing
you that / have been cured OF a severe at
tack Of grip by using your Dufy's Pure
Malt Whisky. My age is 20 years
Mrs ELIZA n. RbAM, III Gerry ST.,
Reading. Pa. Dee. II. 1901.
CURED THREE GRIP VICTIMS.
Gsntlemcn--Nfv family had LA Grippe"
] pulled three Of them through with DuLy's
Pure AsIL Whiskpy and milk
WILLIAM II YATES.
NOcbesttr Mich. Nov. 3. 1901.
prf-y's Pure Malt Whlskey has stood Sc
we're tests Tor nearly % years, and has
AlwayA been found absolutely pure and "a
contain great medicinal qualities.
FBEE Two game counters for whise,
euchre etc ssud cents in stamps IA
cover postage
CAUrlON Du6y's Pure Malt whisky
Is sold In sealed bottles only. II offered
in bulk Il is fraud. Be sure you ket the
genuine. II Ia the only whiskey recognized
BY the government cs a medicine; All
druggists ana ErocerB, or direct, 81 90
BEETLE. Medical booklet sent free. Duty
Malt Whiskey Co. Rochester, n. I.
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PREVENTED GRIP.
CONSUMPTION CURED

sTrs-After being given up by several OF
our best physicians. having throat and lang
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1902-05-20
DEATH OF GEN. FIELD.

Gen. James G.. Field died on Sunday
at his country home, Brietstein, in the
northern part Of Albemsrle county,
near the Orange line. His body WAS
taken to Culpeper, where the funeral
was held at o'clock yesterday after
noon. General Field was horn In Gull
pepper county in 1926. 10 1S48 ne went
to California, and two years later was
elected one of che secretaries OF the
convention which framed the first ecu
stitution of that state. In the same
year (1S50) be returned to Virginia and
was admitted TO the bar two years
later.
When Mel. Hill was chosen pay
master of the Virginia forces in 1861.
Field was assigned to duty with him as
clerk, and occupied that position until,
a few months later, be was made bril-
eade uuartermaster under Gen. A. z.
Hill. Near the close of the war he was
appetite quart srmsster OF the Second
Corp7, and retained that rank un il the
war ended.
At the close Of the war he was sp-
pointed brigadier general OF militia.
Gen. Kemper, when governor Of Viz
GINA, selected Gen. Field to fill an un-
expired term caused by the death OF
Attorney General Raleigh 7. Daniel.
At the expiration of this term he was
reelected attorney general Of the State,
and served several terms.
Gen. Field was swept by the wave
OF populism that crossed this country
early 10 the nin, ties, and became so
closely identified with the movement
that, in 1892, be was nominated for
Vice President by the populist party,
with Weaver at the head OF the ticket.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1902-05-20

them in the olden times lived IN wni'e
nsonle's houses where they were
taught spiritual matters by their mas
tiers and mistresses. 1t is high time
thew were able to 90 alone In affairs
concerning their eternal good. Inc
Southern people have spent millions OF
dollars In teaching them to read and
Bibles are almost as easily procured az
the water they drink. They should by
this time be able to manage church
affairs themselves and missionaries
should long since have come out Of
their ranks. They have been given
opportunities which they have failed
to improve, and so long as white peo'
ple raise money for churches, indus
trial schools and her movements To-
augurated by people with good motives
the negro will regard himself as de-
pendent creature, and will bring forth
hut little fruit in the way OF religion oil
usefulness.
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800 Reward. 500.

T readers of this paper will be pleased 10
learn that there is at least one dreaded dis.
ease that science has been able TO cure in all
ia stages, and that is cstsrrh. Halls Catarrh
Cure is the only positive cure known to the
medical fra ernity. Catsrrh being constitu-
tional disease, rquins constitutional treat
ment. Halls Cstsrrh Curs is taken intern
ally, acting directly upon the blooi and mu-
cuous surfaces Of the system. thereby destroy
ing the foundation Of the di,ease, and giving
the patient strength by building up the con-
stitution and assisting nature in doing it's
work. The proprielors have 20 much faith
in Its curative powers thst they offer one
Hundred Dollars for any case that II fails 10
cure. Send for list of testimonials. Address.
+. J. CHENEY a. Co, Toledo, o.
Gold by all Druggists. Toe.
Halls Family Pills are the best.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1902-05-20
NEHS OF TIE DhY.

Methodists in general conference al
Dallas. Tex, yesterday decided to elect
two new bishops.
Col. J. F. Gsynor and Capt. =. a.
Greene we're released from the Mon'
treaI Jail on writs of heabeas corpus
yesterday and taken to Quebec.
The republicans elected the mayor
and m jority of city councilmen IN
Cumberland, Nd, yesterday. The
democrats elected the city clerk.
Representative James D. Richardson,
the democratic floor leader oil tue
House, says that imperialism will be
the democratic issue in the forthcoming
congressional campaign.
The body OF the late Thomas L.
Prentis,. the American consul who per-
ished with his family at st. Pierre has
been recovered and will be inferred at
Fort de France with military honors.
Justice A. O'Gorman, OF the New
York Supreme Court bench, was last
night elected Grand Sschem OF the Col
umbian Order OF Tammany Hall, de-
featsd former Mayor Robert A. Van
Wyck.
In an impassioned speech to the
Northern Presbyterian Assembly at
New York yesterday, Rev. J. M. Mac
Gonigsl, OF St. Augustine. Fla, de-
clared the Southern negro is menace
to the country.
At q special meeting OF the stock
holders OF the United States Steel Cor'
poraLion yesterday the resolution 10
pay per cent commission to the under
writer's of the issue OF 5O,OOO,OOt
bonds Was adopted, though there was
minority protest.
1t ia reported that 40 attempt on the
life OF Emperor Francis josef was re-
Gently made. A bomb was found 10 The
compartment OF a Car in which the En-
peror was going to leave Vienna, fe"
minutes before he boarded the train
Great secrecy about the plot has beer
maintained.
Remarkable letters from residents o
st. Pierre, Martinique, written severa
| DAYS before the disaster have been re
oeived in Paris. The writers calmly
describe the rush OF people to the cit,
and the suffocating sensations caused
By the volcanic heat aud dust, an6
speculate as to when and in what form
tne final calamity would overwheln
them.
Great preparations have been made
10 Havana for the inauguration toda.
of Tomas Estrada Palma as the hrs
President OF Cubs. Crowds OF peopl
from all parts of Cuba have arrived 10
tue Inauguration ceremonies. Larg
numbers of American visitors will ais
be present. General Wood will turl
over to the republic 1857 ,7OS In casl
and 81, 308. COZ in bonds.
Bishop William Taylor. perhaps to
greatest of ell missionary bishops 0
the Methodist Church, Is dead at Pal
Alto, after a loog illness, at the age Q
Isl. Fifty years ago he began to
career of evangelist, which carried hiu
to all quart srs OF the globe. He serve
as bishop OF Africa until 1896, when b
was retired for age. Hs YVES born i
Rockingham county, Va, in May
1921, and was educated at the VII
GINA Military Institute.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1902-05-20
TELEGRAPHlC BREVITIES.

Herman Coates, white, shot and kill
ed Louis Hull, oolored, and her hus-
band near Nysck, N. Y, last night.
There was no provocstlon for The
double murder.
While steamiDg down the Delaware
river this morning with small schoou-
er In tow, the cylinder head on the
eugnie of the tug Charles Killiam blew
out. The fireman and the steward
were drowned.
The most terrific rainstorm ever
known at Cincinnati, ragged shortly be-
fore noon. Willow Run, near Coving-
ton, KY, rose almost 10 on instant and
washed the foundation from under q
house which wss wrecked. Mrs. George
Fleishmann and a child named Willin,
are dead and 1t is feared others are In
the debris.
In New York today the coroner's jury
which has been hearing the evidence in the
inquest on the death OF Walter Brooks, TO-
turned a verdict that Brooks had come to his
death at the hands of person or persons un.
known. The verdict possibly means that
the district attorney will not take further
action SO far as Florence Burns is concerned
A dispatch from Chicago says that the $50
independent biscuit companies roughout
the country will SOON BIO combined in gisni
rival to the National Biscuit Company, prob
ably under the name OF the Union Biscuit
Company.
II. W. Msyes, q grocer, was shot and killed
ct Webb City, No, yesterday by W. ID. Wag
ner. who claimed that Mayes had become in
fatuated with his wife and annoyed her 70
pestedIy despite her requests to DO left alone
Albert Card, IL years old, was shot and in
stsntly killed by his 15-year-old playmate
Hattie Sexuby, ct eonaIdvllle, N. j., yes
terdsy. 1t is not known whether the shoot
ing was accidental or intentional.
On Thursday at Mescslero, in oterc
county, N. NJ, an Indian ex-chief, named
Tabssto, was killed by two Indians named
Machet and Jack ToftieT. The muTdeTers fec
to the mountains.
A slight earthquake shock was felt through
out northern California yesterday. In sar
Francisco the shock lasted twenty seconds
But little damage Was done.
A cloudburst caused the breaking of thu
Big Breakneck reservoir dam near Councils
vile, Pa, last night and caused damage Il
the amount Of 100000.
Advices from Golisd, Texas, are TO the eff
feet that the latest estimate OF the loss Of lif
by sundays cyclone, is 123 abont ITO werr
injured.
a dispatch from Scranton, Pa, says thu
striking minors in the Olyphsnt section arc
causing many others to quit work.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1902-05-20
TIMOTHY DALE

BISHOP WHITTLE Right Rev. F.
M. Whttle, the distinguished bishop Of
the Virginia Diocese, is critically Ill,
suffering from q broken thigh. It was
at fret reported that Bishop Whit lie
fell Sunday night, while walking in
his study, and broke his leg. II is now
learned that the fall was due to the
breaking OF the bone where the ball
enters the socket at the hip. and the
Bishop fell helpless TO the floor.
Bishop Whitlle ia 70 years old and
his bones have become weakened with
enfeebled health and gave way under
him from his own weight. 1t ia 1T ted
that Bishop Whites bones have be-
come brittle, and there Is no hope of
ME recovery from the accident. His
condition is very serious.
Bishop White has been 10 feeble
health for several years, and some six
moths ago retired from the active
work OF the bishopric, leaving the adj
minittrstion OF the affairs OF the diocese
10 the hands of Bishop oadiutor Glib
SOD.
He has served the church long and
faithfully, and Is Rretty beloved by
both clergy and laitg.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1902-05-20
Flower Battle in Madrid.

Madrid, May 2O.-Kipg Alfonso was
present todvy at battle of flowers that
reged all over the city. Before the bat
tie started there was q procession
through the principal streets of floats
representing the different seasons,
fruits and flowers, painted by the most
famous Spanish artists. Thousands
of people dressed in fantastic costumes
escorted the cars and King Alfonso re-
viewed the procession from pavilion
in the centre OF the city. After the
coltsge had passed his Majesty the bat
tie BEGAN. Every body IN the street
had huge bundles OF flowers and a
quarter OF q million people INDUCED in
Wild pelting match. Carriages ianci-
fully decorated drove along, the &C.
cupsnts throwing haudfuls of rosebud
missiles right and LETT, and running
flower gsuntlets In return. There were
as many women % men 10 the battle,
and at times the fun grew so hilarious
that the police we're compelled to In
terfere. The streets are flooded with
flowers and tae municipality will put
regiment of men TO work tonight.
clea1iog the city OF the debris, 10 readi-
ness for tomorrow's festivities.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1902-05-20
Foreign News.

London, May 20.-Fire broke out
in the Welsback IncsndesceDt Works
at Westminster this morning and be-
fore it could be extinRuished, did dam
age amounting to $500. 600. One thou
sand persons, mostly women, are en-
ployed at the works and small sized
panic ensued, but, as far as can be as
certained, nobody was injured.
Jerusalem, May 20.-A serious riot
between Greeks and Armenians took
place at the Church of the Resurrection
today. The disturbance WAS started
by Gree K trespassipg on the Armenian
sanctuary. Many persons were injured.
London. Msy 20.-The race for the
Hurst Park YesrliDg Plate of 1000
sovereigDs, ct Hurst Park, today, was
won by Arthur James's ShellmarliO.
The odds on the winner were 10 to /.
Paris, May 20.-Premier Waldeck'
Rousseau has decided to resign bis
portfolio. He will, however, remain 10
Office until new cabinet is constructed.
Cspetown, May 20.-A party Of 12O
Beers attacked Aberdeen, Cape Col.
ony, on Sunday but Were driven of.
Commsndsnt Van Herden was killed.