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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-02-21
WASHINGTON.


The protocol by which tue United States
Is to gain control af the. route for tue
Panama canal is now ready to be signed.
Colombia is to receive s75o,WsJ-TdT- 2eur Cor
the right she ccdes
The opinion in Washington Is that the
presidents decision In the Schoy ease set.
ties the matter. II Is also believed that
Longs retirement is to follow soon.
There Is such general demand for the
rivers aud harhors bin that there Is not
likely TO be any effort made to again de-.
feat H.
Texas items in the rivers and harbors bll
will be again considered before the bin Is
hually reported
senator Qiiav holds the deciding vote on
the anti-olcomargarine hill and is believed
TO he opposed 10 the measure
Mcssrs. McLemorc and Dart will remain
as attorney and clerk for the Southern
Federal judicial district the bin having
been SO amended New officials will be- an.
pointed in the Eastern district.
It is deemed pohahr that the supreme
court viii di7claim jurisdiction boz tho North.
ern Securities case
Governor RAN has finished hi, evidence
hforc the Philippine committee OF hc sea-
ate and General hughes win bo the next
v irlcss.
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THE CRACK REGIMENT.
THE SCOTS GREYs WERE CUT UP
BY THE BoERS
They Were Msde Prisoners. but Were
Subsequently Released--Two Of the
Officers Wounded.

London, February 20, a detachment Of
the Scots Greys Second nragooasl. one
OF Great Britaln's crack dragoon regiments.
has been cut up by the Beers at Kllpdain.
Major c. w. NJ, Fieldin ana Captain Eush.
er were seriously wounded two men were
Killed, SIX wounded and forty-slx were cap.
tured, The news was received this morn
Ing from Lord Kitchener In dispatch
dated Pretoria. Wednesday, February 10.
The Scots dreys pormed part OF General
Gilbert Hamilton's column The latter,
while moving on Nigel, February rs. en-.
gagged force Of Beers at Knpdam The
Seots Greys became detached. We're sur.
Wounded and cut on General Hamilton
was unable 10 dlsiodge the Roers from their
position So he eontnueh his march toward
Nigel. The Beers released the Seot's Greys
who had been made prisoners
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A POSITION IS TAKEN
By the Administration Regarding
the Chinese Situations
Secretary Hays Note Is Regarded Placing Amer-
ca in Line With Britain, Japan and Germa-
ny Against Russia and France

Chicago, February 20. Inc Tribune to-
day prints the following rablrglHm FROM
Pekin. China, under date of February 10:
sensation was caused in diplomatic cir
cles here today when Il became known that
the United States, through Secretary Of
State John Hay. had sent a unte to the
Russian aud Chinese governments follow.
ing closely the lines Of the Anglu-Japaucse
treaty ri Janulry 30 The note is q dis.
inrt warning Co both CHINA aud Russia
that tho United States viii not permit the
Integrity Of he empire TO be molcstcd in
favor Of one nation 70 hc dcrmcnt of
another
The note, whicl practically indorses the
English treaty with ,Iapnu. says
Washington. y. c. February Am
agreement whereby Chna gives any cor
pom'iop OF company the exclusive right
or privilege of opening mines establishing
railroads Of TN any other way mdusnaHy
developing Manchuril can bul bc viewed
With the gryest concern by the govern.
uent NJ tae United States II constitutes
monopoly which is distinct breach NJ
the s.ipulaiiuus Of the treaties concluded
h"t"ccu Chlua and foreign powers aud
Thereby seriously affects the rights NJ
American citizens " restricts ihc right
ful trade exposing II to being d .rrim
mated against, intcrfcrcl with or otherwise
ioopauiztd, and strongly tends 10 thc
permanently imparng of china, soyorri1l
rights 10 this part of tho empire, while n
seriousb mterierce with be, ability 10 meet
her international obligation
Furthermore such u ronccssion ON Chi
nas part wouid undoubtedly pc followed
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THE BILL MAY FAIL
COMMITTEE IN CHARGE OF ANTI
OLEO MEASURE is DIVIDED.
Quay Holds the Deciding Vote and He
is Not Committed to the Butter
interests.

Washington. February %. 1t is learned
tonight that the senate committee ON apt.
culture is tied on the oleomargaripe lin
ana that there is a chance Of thai meas,ro
being reported sufayorahly 10 the senate
There nre eleven members of the comn,i+
zee Chairman Proctor Quarles. Foster =,
washington. Hausborough and noniver an
republicans, are in favor Of tho hu,
against it are arrayed Bate. Money Io,t
ieia aud slmons. the democratic membors
ana Warren Of Wyoming, a republican Tho
eleventh member Of the committee Is ona,.
OF Iennsylrania who has again conc ~
FLORIDA IN the interest Of his heath
VINO VIII be absent FOR at least three 49, -
hFen when he returns 1t is not nos,.,re
mat be will vote with his brother 49,.
heans' for # is said that he is ora,n PUP
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identified in some way or other with the
naval CLIQUE has amounted TO a simple dee
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BANKERS ARE SURPRISED
THAT KNOX SHOULD ENTER AN
ANTITRUST SUIT.
They VIII Fight It to the End, It Is
Announced, ard Long Battle
Is Promised.

New York. February 20 Bankers denti-
red with the formation Of thc Northern Sc
cntitles company were greatly surprised
'odtv to learn. and a. Gl,t refused TO
helieNe, thnt Attorney General Knox was
preparing a ease against the company
They pointed ont that decision ON a
cognaic case from the supreme court Of
the United States is expected ON Monday
next Tbcy were unable to understand
why notice of another action should he
given pending this decision
But Ear greater surprise was cyinced
over tue announcement ~ Attorney Cen
eral Knox that tt was President Roosevelt
who had directed that action he taken to
have the legality Of the merger iudiciuy
determined
II is the intention Of both the NIL
Morgan aud Kuhn-Iocb Hartman syudi
Gates to fight the ease ont to the end. All
OF the bankers who were seen tonight cX-
pressed themselves as confident Of the ultl.
mate result
long legal hattie is promised but IT is
understood that no mntlgr what the dcci-
sion may be the dominating idea which
brought the Northern Securities company
into life win he substantially maintained.
ties said tonight. was fore-ocn 10y The legal
talent when the last details were arranged,
some months ago and provision Is made
for the carrying ont OF the communicate
ownership idea
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TEXAS

''hu'lohs nave hlucn improved IN Zapata
county me dronth mas been broken aud
me hecesSitleS OF the people relieved.
- marcy 81 linht county convicted
~ Fi"'a'nI ''' ","' "P''o' MW mas
"'"us"t SUI, 1P"lpN' Tue brewery "hlch Ia
peI'u 'ne SUN lac sou as nou1ntoSieat-
i"E,
Inc ihFfA' gazing committee read, ap-
proved nad hlod reports ON tac supreme
''u''' N"ul'"'I"l' nome ana Insurance de.
par hleH''
'"e supreme court mas granted a writ Of
u''F IN inc case 'i weld n Neville vs..
ne hai'foad 'owmlSSi IN.
ne pos'otlce at Al'"rd was robbed and
500 IN stamps stolen
charter tol = mining stock exchange at
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A SUMMARY OF THENEWS.
7oday's Weather:
noMEsTlc.
FaIr.

The administration has put China on no.
lice that the United states government Is ia
sgmpathy with the aims Of tie AnsloJ apl.
pese treaty.
Charles r. Jones swore that he had, 81
the instlgntion Of Patrick aud with his con
nivance. murdered William NJ. Rice by
chloroformine him. The alleged forged VIII
Was given 90 the jury.
hew York bankers were much surprised
wnen told that tho attorney general would
nstitnte action against the Northern Sc
sNrities company
Addicks Of Delaware has decided TO again
try for seat 10 the senate
Admiral schlcy has definitely stated that
he is not a candidate for any political ~
fee
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FI1z BITTEN BY A DOG
PugiIist Is Keeping His Name Before
the Public.
TWO FAyORlTES AT NEW ORLEANS
Races Are to Be Run at San Francisco
Track Todsy-The List OF Entries.
Sporting Notes.

New York. February -. Bob Fit1sIm-
mons was bitten today clear through the
thumb by setter dog belonging to Newton
Bennington. the turfman, who has a large
kennel on the grounds Of his residence
at Bath Beach
The wound was cauterlzed promptly aud
no serious results are anticipated,
Fitzslmmous has engaged Gus Rubin 10
train him for his battle with Jehlies.
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Santa Fe Reinforcinu Oh Ta0E

Alvin. Texas, February i97-lae IA K
Fe has had crew of men ehsp ..yl
past week laying spur to tleu ~, u,
pit about one NIL, north pf the s'. u
which they Will get dirt to huila :, =. y
foot embarrassment around their bie o. II
age tank. npnht
This Will give employment 70 a,h.psrrss
Of men and teams. ms the y. nniIl 4
around the tank will have % uv sruH
with scrapers after IL Is usDps
the cars.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-02-21
III IItNON Lockhnrt. rnrns rAl...a

:" lILISoN rLockhort Texas. Febrporv
a. NJ lo1n Wilson IS veors ~
SS, ars At his home fve miles south Of ossl
in p' he Nc c,, February H. and Was bTpie
AIT: Wilson was Mexican ra any alteiao9il;
Rapss,eorr a and at an early DAY Te spe
ifIe enssygF under Captain taftcrward Genee5i,
portion 81 ~ 1 HeCai'och He settled in that
"a SG 70 form Cadwell 'o connty wnich wa eut
SI q 'g It citizen Of Caliwsn eoI5f 'o iH
god XIV. organization IN 1875 Ia n.
w. '''i@'h' consistent Christian. n ia
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-02-21
HOUSTON.

The grand Jury indicted W. A. Craig 20,
the killing OF Basket
The case Of tha AddIsons charged with
uhe murder OF Helen Pendleton, sci foi
hearing In the criminal court today.
Mrs Z. Il. FRANKLIN was elected presi
dent Of the civic club.
John Stewart opens up the mayoralty
campaign
me French Opera company Of New or.
leans gives two performances in Houston.
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WEATHER INFORMATION
Probabilities

Washington, February 60. Eastern rsvss
EAR FRIDAY and Saturday; fresh west -
NoItAweSt winds on the coast.
oAi"homa and Indian Territories Fst.
ana warmer Friday SATURDAY. ure,,a,,1'.
ia'r' probably Winds becoming sontberr
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-02-21
THE RACES,
There Were Only Two Wlnning Favor
ties at New Orleans.

There Were Only Two Wnnlng Favor
ties at New Orleans.
New orleans, February 2u.-Lourcy and
Albert f. Dewey were the winning IA
yoritcs. Weather cloudy and cool; track
heavy.
Lofter Algie NJ. Time 1851.
Selling three and half furlougs Dark
Planet. May Allen. Honda. Time 40.
SIX ruougs Amlgali, rrowl, ohsScn
Time 1881.
Selling six and half furlongs Tom Col
Inns the Bronze Demon. Ed Gartlaud II.
Time l:2G.
Selling mile aud sixteenth Straugcst,
Henry of FrautHSmar, 1rebur Time LOB
Mile -Albrr T.. Dewey, DE- Carrick,
Poyntz. Time 1916.
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eral Knox to test the legality of the North
ern Securities company merger had a
marked eject on the stock market.
The grain market seesawed again in
jeded fashion
Cattle we're steady aud higher.
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with or used by any political party have
no political ambitions have never been
IN politics and have ncvor desired TO he.
All that ] ask is my fellow citizens good
win aud love"
me statements were accepted as do
hpfrate declaration that any movement TO
place him at the head Of any ticket for
any Office, National or State, has no sym
patby from the admiral
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-02-21
la,ron,ore Acquitted.

san Antonio Texas, Fehnars
l-aItn,on inlicel IN ca'dfell .os1 .sil
Doe alleged #Wler et a'f s's s,i 4
WiHgu Montgomery N44 49, bs4
f4ak pincc iu thc dlfthtl ,sitlt5
Utugc of venue, wis iuHl3 t,a6lsf p
case haG beeu 0u ti,ai sil'e
Tag
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-02-21
SPORT.

results az New Orleans; Lourey. Planet
Amigan. Tom Collins, strangest, Albert +
Dewey.
rte has now been bitten by & dog
spalding has rendered his resignation as
president of the National league.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-02-21
RAILROADS.

II Is officially stated thar negotiations
nre under way Tor the sale OF the Gent
Mr.. Morse has received for thanks for
saving an ancient tree,
special rate for seed rice has been
granted for Brasorlo county.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-02-21
scHLEY IS Nor 4 cANnInNrr.

washington February 80 Admiral and
airs Sellsey returned to the city tonight
from Their nip 90 New York and Albany.
AZ The banquet at Albany last night Ad.
miral sehley said:
For I'VE and forty years have served
my country FROM pole to pole. from sun n
sun. ! hope aud believe have secured
me renndcnre, estcelu and lore Of the
american people. Under no oircnlnstan.c.
"il ever alew NY name 10 he coupled
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-02-21
TEXAS POLITICS.

The Tarrsnt county grand iury IS now In.
Festlsatlng the alleged primary frauds.
The State executive committee has bccn
called 10 meet at Dallas February ~.
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COMMERCIAL.

Cotton markets ruled quiet with values
sustained by heavy buying.
The proposed intention OF Attorney DEN.
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LONG is GRArulED.

LONG is GRArU1IED.
Washington February 20. Secretary
Long referring 60 the presidents statement
upon the appeal of Admiral Schlcy, SAIL;
"a have no comment TO make ON the pros.
dents ruling upon the appeal OF Admiral
Schlcy except TO express my appreciation
Of its thorough and cousccntiously straight
forward character, It is. Of course, graft.
flying that the navy department Is sus
tanned The decision will he road rs no
other document would he and believe will
direct public opinion aud tend to close the
whole matter"
Secretary Long has received the following
personal notc from tho White House an.
nouncing the presidents actlou in the case
OF Admiral Schlcy:
White House, Washington February ~
1902 My Dear SIR; The president requests
me to say that after fnll aud luost care.
ful consideration Of the appeal of Admiral
Schley and Of the answer submitted there
to by the navy department through Won. he
has made the iucosed memorandum on tho
case, which he directs shall be fled there.
with and the case treated ms closed. Worry
truly yours. George b. Cortelyou
Secretary to the President. "
Washington. February Now that tbe
schley matter has been settled officially It
Is understood that Secretary Long feels
that he IS at liberty to carry out the project
cherished by him in the last year Of Ne
hnley's administration, to retire to private
ne However this Is not expected TO en-
sue at once for there is ne certain know
edge Of what viii follow in congress. nor
Withstandng strong belief by the ad,nln,
istration that the case is settled beyond re-
call Therefore it is understood that the
change In the cabinet circle viii not take
place before the adjournment Of the pres
ent session Of congress and perhaps moi
until next autumn
MARYLANpERs in CONSULTATION
Washington. February 10 Members Of
me Nalyls0d delegation in congress were
10 consultation today Regarding the latest
ppase Of the Schley case. hut reached no
conclusion as to whether any move will be
or can De made
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Made from an active prlneinle obtaned
from Black Root They act on the liycr
eQlla e ..calomci aRh leave no bad after
effects. No gripping, 40 sick stomach WIN
cure chgoIie e2sshpstiep. PgIss " ssnis,
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RECEPTION OF THE DECISION
Generally Believed That There Will Be No
Further Agitation of the Matter.

counsel Cor Rear Admiral Schley, left for
Washington to-day. He declined 10 com
ment upon President Roosovolt> decision in
the matter Of Admiral schley's appeal from
the hndings of the court Of inquiry.
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General Observations

observations taken by United sts,s.
weather bureau at p. n, T5th meridian
time ~ 'u'ah
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-02-21

NO OPINION FROM RAYNoR.
Baltimore, February 20. -lsador RaynoF,
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1902-02-21

ing was carried out substantially as
printed two weeks ago. There was a
good attendance and each address was
listened to with interest. There is
no doubt that much good will result.
Dr. Holton of Brattleboro was one of
the speakers Friday afternoon.
The proceeds of the Methodist fair
were about SS5. On account of bad
travelling the attendance was not as
large as usual. but there was a good
attendance of the village people. An
album quilt netted over $50. A
chicken-pie supper was served. The
auction sale was put off until later as
the auctioneer did not put in an APP
pearance.
These officers were elected at the
annual meeting of the Baptist Sunday
school Superintendent. II. o. Dodge;
assistant superintendent, Mrs. +. r.
Perkins secretary, Miss Helen Tar
bell; assistant secretary, Fred Han
mum; treasurer, Fred Dodge; librarian.
Mrs. Sarah Holton; assistant librariaa.
George Loveland; superintendent of
the home department. Mrs. A. l.. Gale.
Mrs. Frank Fifelds mother, who
has lived with Mr.. and Mrs. Fifield.
since June, died Sunday morning.
Prayer was offered at the house Tues
day morning, and the body was taken
to Mechanicsville, her former home,
where the funeral was held and where
the burial took place. The body was
accompanied by Mr.. and Mrs. Fifield
and Miss Helen Tarbell. Miss Tarbell
will remain there two weeks.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1902-02-21
ASHUELOT, N. II.

Miss Jennie r Quigley, recently enter
tanned the Misses Long Of Brattleboro
Miss Irene sheridan became a student
at the Winchester High school Monday
A. y. Kingsley went to Brattleboro sun
day 10 spend few days with DR. Lewis
at the Brattcboro House.
The upper Ashuelot Sunday school has
been presented with nice lot of books
for the library by Mrs. T.. G. Thayer Of
kccne.
George Cragin of Athol has portable
saw mill located at Upper Ashuelot saw
ing up timber from the Willis wood lot
for Tower " Howard.
The Whitcombs of West Swanzey ave
clearing OF the Hewitt, pine timber lot
and shipping the logs To their mills At
West Swanzey by cars.
Two cases OF scarlet fever are reported
IN James Thompsons family. The house
has been quarantned, schools closed and
every precaution is being taken to pre-
vent the disease spreading
\ very enjoyable social and entertain
ment was held at the Upper Ashuelot
hall Tuesday evening by those Interested
In the religious services and Sunlaj
school held there. large party from
the Winchester UnVersalist church at
tended.
Or Joseph Smith, native Of Win
chester, died in Harlem Mo. Feb. :. in
his nth year. He was educated in the
public schools in town and in Pittsfeld.
Mass, located AT Harlem early in life
where he has been a successful praCti-
toner Four of his sisters live in town.
Mrs. c. Dwight Willis. Mrs Amos -
Tufts. Mrs. Lyman Clark and Mrs. John
Hutchins. He also leaves a wife and
two daughters.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1902-02-21
WEST CHESTERFIELD, N. H.

School No. closed it's winter term last
week.
school No will continue its session
this week with Miss Ellen Cheney Of
Jacksonville, Vt. as teacher.
O. r. Fairs teams have been busy the
past week drawing old growth pine logs
from the Smith place to the mill here.
The storm OF last Monday. with wind.
snow and rain. was the worst to be out in
of any this winter and the snow drifted
badly
Rev. |. T. Quimby will hold services here
again next Sunday afternoon at 2:30 and
it is desired that fun house await his
coming
Crossing on the ice bridge to Dummer-
ston still continues. but by some the ice
j. not considered very safe in places for
heavily loaded teams
+. NJ Davis has been busy TINS week
digging up his water pipes, which became
frozen last week Wednesday. He thinks
the trouble was caused by something get
ting into the pipe.
Favorable reports have been received
from Mrs jeanette Davis. who went to a
New York hospital three weeks ago for
an operation. She is gaining slowly and
her recovery Is anticipated.
The next regular meeting of the Grange
will be held on Saturday evening Feb. %
and the lecturer desires that all those who
have parts in the program for that even
ing, which is Washington night. be
present ready for duty
No little excitement in regard to the
schools prevails in town ut the present
time, especially among the gentler sex,
and unless it subsidies considerably be-
fore the day of the school meeting we
shall expect to see good delegation
present.
Frank y. Streeter was housed at g. p.
Gilson's in Brattleboro last week by an
injury received while driving near that
village. His sleigh collided with milk
team and Mr. Streeter was thrown vio-
lently To the ice. He was badly bruised
and famed but fortunately no bones were
broken.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1902-02-21
WOMEN'S FACES
Some Have the Glow of Health and
Some are SickIy Pale Few
Useful Hints to Moth.
ers Of Growing
Girls.

IA woman's face" said a well known
physician, sis mirror which reflects
unfailingly the condition of her health.
zone can tell at "a glance if she is well
or not and usually one can tell what the
trouble is. Upon parents rests great
responsibility mt the time their daughters
are budding into womanhood. If your
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Is tired out upon the slightest exertion,
II she is troubled with headache or back
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Out of the many cases which illus
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Her father, Mr.. Newton Nicholson, says:
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