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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-23
WOOD cHopPINe CANDIDATE.
How the Judge Made Votes Wthou
plavipp for Thar,

How the Judge Made Votes Without
Playing for Them.
Dallas, Texas, March "a good story Is
going the rounds on Judge Z. r. Muse. who
was on Saturday last nominated for judge
Of the criminal district court of Dallas
county over Hon. Barry Miller by a hand.
some majority Judge Muse introduced
some novel and effective methods into his
campaign and the voters are not vet tired
Of telling Of them.
one Of the most interesting Incidents
connected with Judge Muses. campaign Is
complimentary both 10 his gallan ~ and
his political tact Judge Muse paid ittle
attention TO the movements Of the other
candidates, nearly all ~ whom Travelled
| over the county in a bunch instead Of
going with them Muse preferred 10 work
out his own political salvation In his own
way.
While riding through a very secluded part
q the county one day the candidate for
district Judge passed by the rude homo Of
q poor renter Evidences N poverty were
apparent IN every direction. To complete
the picture Of lowineSs the renters wife
stood In the hack yard huslly swinging am
as In an endeayor 10 cut enough wood with
Judge Muse stopped his horse gazed
about him for a moment and then con
GUIDED 70 test his muscle, Going up 10
the woman, he kindly told her that Ihon1
ping wood was not the proper labor FOR (,
woman and asked for the ak. Hastly ais
cardlng his Prince Albert the future lis.
trlct Judge plunged into the woodpile wi. h
all his usual energy. He had choppeJ
Wood before he became county Judge ~
Milan county years ago and he had NOT
forgotten how. He thought no more ~
legal lore-he wanted TO get rid OF the
wood. BlIsters showed themselves an iis
hands, but he perScycrcd aud soon bod
enough wood cut 20 last a week
when there was no more wood Ia ronnuer
me future district Judge erayely handed III
ms nat and went on his way Thcre was
not voter In sight and Judge Muse 1I5
not relate the Incident Womanlke IN
woman did and when the returns from mar
precinct showed up after the election i, ,TSS
| Ieunu thar wood chopplng was M, mns1
sHectlYe argument these rural voters han
| heard or, Muses. majority al the HOY ~ 49,
| something 20 marvel al. In fact. tho We
cutting episode had It's eject In eveyy.
| country precinct In the comfy. every
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long ago. The problem Of properly sewer
Ing the city Is probably as difficult a one
as has ever confronted any city and the
amount Of drainage is greater than that of
any other city In tho United states.
Everything connected with the plan on foot
VIII be carried out in an up.to-date manner
ana the best Of machinery installed
The conditions TO be overcome by the
sewer system are most difficult for the
CITY is situated on plain eighteen feet
below tne level Of the Mississippi river at
nigh tide. The discharge ends Of the canals
in some cases will he twenty-nye feet vide
and twelve feet deep. permitting a dis
charge OF 100 feet per second They viii
ne kept free Of water. so that. after a
ram storm which is usually very heavy
tneY VIII act as reservoirs and auueducts
me pumps The daily sewage amounts
10 anoul 1000 gallons and, "a avoid any
possibility of the small amount Of sewage
moving SO slowly that in hot weather II
would dry up on the drainage canals tho
sewer system VIII be entirely separate
Ihls VIII prevent the pollution Of Lake
into It's waters
Lateral canals will be run parallel N the
Mississippi In the lowest part az Tho civ
anu anu poth these and the main canal will Ne
lhed aud covered and run under the c,tv
sItStS' me streets will be supported on
Hrick and concrete walls and steel arches
w neu Ine system Is completed, the drain,
age VIII he carried below Inc cft,. -.
pumped into Bayou Bieuvenu' whicb ali,
larry II into Lake Borgne. an arm ~ Tha
kuH' AS the volume OF drainage is at tttnes
700 great to be thus disposed Of tho Sur,
rus WIN ne run into Lake Pontchartrair
al three different places, - III"
a central power house with csrs.,,r
sto, tto,u'V morse power ana nine pumplng
S'"''ohs WIN operate the system. Tbess
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THE BERLIN BUDGET.
Emperor William Has Named One Of
Of His Yachts "AIiee Roosevelt
IT is A NICELY FINISHED VESSEL.
One OF Prince Henry's Sons Is Quite
Siek---Meat Cured With Borseie Acid
Has Been Excluded.

Berlin, March % The yacht which hin.
peror William has named Alice Roosevelt
Is beautifully decorated In the modern i'm
pressionistIc style which his majesty dis
approved Of in his recent art utterances.
Nevertheless. the emperor was greatly
pleased with the decorations when he saw
the yacht at kiel this week The artists
were selected by Admiral Won Thomson.
The walls are done IN serpentine Effects,
the woodwork Is silver gray and the up.
holstery Is Of strange, vivid tints. The
yacht was built for torpedo boat
The "Allce Roosevelt" which Is stul at
Klel will be transferred TO wilhelmshayen
soou for the use Of Admiral Won Thomson
a. commander OF the North sea squad.
ron.
Prince Henry, with the First squadron,
will visit spanish waters In May when the
young king Of Spain IT, euthroned
Prince Henrys son Waldemar appears
10 be more seriously III than supposed last
week when he went to the White star
In walking. Is carried about a good deal,
and rides I'm pony cart.
Wademar celebrated his 18th birthday
Thursday. His presents included some OF
the things Prince Henry brought from the
United states.
The German governments contention on
boraic meat. Ii Is stated Is not protective
tarln question. but Is simply In the inter
est OF health ITS exclusion rests with the
results OF experiments made by the I'm.
perial health office. IL the United States
agricultural department can demonstrate ~
the Imperial health office that boraic meat
is not deleterious. no political object will
stand 10 the way OF admitting 1t from
America. Even some Of the opposition
newspapers assume that the government
takes this stand purely for health reasons.
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THE NEW WOMAN.
Made Over by Quittina Coffee.

Made Over by Quitting Cottee.
Coffee probably wrecks a greater percent
age OF southeruers than Northern people,
FOR Southerners use 1t more freely
The work It does Is distressing enough In
some Instances; as an illustration, Miss Sue
W. Fairall, 5i7 n. 18th St, Richmond, Va,
writes II was a coffee drinker for years
and for about six years my health was con-
pletely shattered. | suffered fearfuly with
headaches aud nervousness, also palpltation
OF tue heart aud loss OF appetite
My sight gradually began TO fail and
nnally lost the sight Of one eye alto.
Eethcr. Inc eye Was operated upon and
the sight partially restored, then | became
totally blind In the other eve,
Ny doctor used 20 urge me 10 give up
coffee, hut J was willful and continued 70
drink u, until 1nallY Ia q last ease az SO.
we're illness the doctor insisted that must
give up the coffee, 80 | began using tho
Postum Food Coffee, and AT a month ! felt
like n new creature
steadily gniT ed la health aud strength
About month ago I began using Grape
NntS breakfast Food aud the eject has
been wonderful | really feel Ike new
woman and have gained about - pounds
Ing Postum and Grane-N Nuts ! could not
walk a square without exceeding fatigue,
now J walk ten or twelve without feeling
T. Formerly In reading I could remember
hnt little. but now my memory holds fast
what | read
Several friends who have seen the re-.
markable effects Of Postum and Grape Nuts
the puolic for the. sake 90 suffering hu,
manlty. 50. although ! dislike publicity, you
hkee ~"
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SAYS HE WILL APPEAR.
MORGAN OBJECTED TO THE WAY A
PROCESS SERVER REACHED HIM.
Has Indicated His Willingness to Appear
As = Witness IN Suit Against the
Northern Securities Company

NV York Mach @ Concerning the
sc~rf~e ~ svi,,,,,,s on picr,,r, Mo-
Adh l7"' evening 'h laF tA'' ~ REFER rover
vs. the Northern Pachc railroad io prc
wont the trsrsfcr ~ .took I'm that ..,,nsuy
''
1" me Northern Secufles company. trdn-
ia Jynde Stctson counsel Tor Mir Nor
gan. TODAY denied positlvely tina. there
go 49, -. -. 49,. --t- a.. =,
''u "'=u auN "h1t'''' p" securing vac az
tcndanca as witness NJ either Mr. T.
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THE NETS FROM LONDON.
DiIon's Exit from the House Of Com
mons Is Still the Talk

Oillon's Exit from the House Of Com
mons Is Still the Talk.
London, March 22.-Thc sensational exit
Of John Dillon, the Irish nationalist. from
the house Of commons Thursday last, as a
result OF his calling Mr.. Chamberlain, the
colonial secretary a liaI continues to be
the topic Of the hour The Irish national
st papers back up Mr. Dlllou's declara-
tiou regarding Mr Chamberlan's lack OF
veracity with cheerfulneSs though the Dub
lin Evening Telegram remarks that NJ
Dillon was guilty of a slight anticipation
regarding Mr.. Chamberldin's damnation,
which il says is only coming. though al
ready IN sight adding; "As 10 his being
liar that goes without saying
The object OF all this abuse has created
another sensation, not as usual by biting
inyectivc, but by his clothes The Tailor
and Cutter, which paper was accustomed
TO laud The colonial secretary as the very
pink Of ashton. now says. We are Sor-
~ m note that Mr., Chamberlain is develop.
Ing quito stoop and fear he is losing some
~ his old time Smarlncss. II rs true that
his monociN L. still in It's old place, but we
miss ~" familiar orchid aud, as we have
examined his garments. could not but
feel that conservatism was sadly apparent,
Tor .hero was much in them that was nor
up.io.d8tc.'
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A STRANGE STORY.
a Corpse Supposed to Be that OF a Man
Found to Be a Woman.


Canandaigua, n. Y. March pa person
who has lived here for i've years as Will
liam Howard died suddenly Wednesday
An autopsy showed that the supposed man
was woman. Howard, who was 80 years
old and who was employed as a farm hand
came here five years ago with woman
who was known as Mrs Howard Two
children we're born to the supposed wife.
The dead woman worked for farmers in the
neighborhood and those most intimately ac-
qualnted with the family never had the
slightest suspicion that she was not a man.
The cause of the womau's death Is myS-
terry. On Wednesday night she took two
tablets for throat affection and was dad
In ten minutes. The medicine was sent
from Wellsvlle, this State, where rca-
ttves reside. The authorities are complete
ly mystihed as to all matters touching
upon the womans life. They do not even
know her right name ewo men, claiming
10 be half brothers. attended the funeral,
but refused to dvulgc any information. An
Inquest Is TO be held aud some light may
then he thrown on the strange ease.
IL developed tonight that tho elder NJ
tho Howard children had been adopted by
the couple.
II further developed tonight that the
person known here as William c. Howard
was Alice NJ. Howard end that she went
through q marriage ceremony la 1872 with
bdith Dyer. r."
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CAMBRIDGE WON AGAIN.
Two Americans Rowed in the Defeated
Oxford Crew.

! Mo Americans noWcd N t1e CC'SaNSN
Oxford Crew
Putney. England, March 1.-THE Cam
bridge crew today fulalied the expectations
Of the prophets and won the nfty-ninth
boat race with oxford as they liked, The
time was ~ minutes second At 20 time
throughout the race did oxford 10 the
slightest degree natte, the hopes % the
supporters Of the dark blue. Any possible
chance which the OXoniuus might nave had
was shattered by the result Of the TOSS
giving the light blues Cambridge all tue
advantage. Immense crowds as u>na.
turned out TO view the contest anu the
weather. though showery. WIS hot SO iu-
clement as Il had been most OF the pre-
vious years.
The start was good As was anticipated
the l!velier stroke II the light blues gave
them the earliest advantage and the lead
was Increased at every stroke. By the
time Creayen steps WAS reached cam.
bridge mad q clear length 10 the good and
II was patent 10 every one that they Lad
legs somewhat sluggish stroke appeared
10 be too slow To suit some 81 the BOW
erful oxford men behind aim. Glnf-
weight would have told. az least. 10 iar
given more chance As ~ was each land
mark on the river banks found them fur
Their and further in the rear and az HaT
rods store their troubles were increa sol
the saccharinc works tho DARK blue stroke
made his effort and the oxford crew Strug
Eled calamity. but only for a short DIS
isnce Newton Cambridge did not quick
en- bis stroke and the gap was reduced
10 about s length as The boats shot under
nhmmersnith bridge. The effort took an
the steam out of the oKouians. their stroke
dropping from n Ia ~. 8nd the T8re VAS
practically over, Cambridge rauc tight
away pulling comfortably lt an average
o. 81 strokes 30 the minute aud iucres sod
nef lead Without the slightest effort. Re
fore reaching Barnes bridge the dark hlues
msTo VA the greatest trouble while the
Tight blues, amid hearty cheers padded
past the pas' NJ Mort Lake. the easiest
Ninners Of rho thmcst boat race 10 many
years The official time ~ the anisn was
1900 and tho distance separating the two
POINTS was officially given oU' ss being
nve lengths. Int n was nearly eight
length
The defeated crew included the brothers
Miiburn This was tho FIRST fima on record
thar two Aprricans narticir7fc8 Ina an
Oxford Cambridge race
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three games. The term leaves on its trip
April 20 tor Baton Rouge April Is the
University KS. Baton Rouge: April - the
University IS. Jefferson Military Institute.
al Natchez. Miss April 80 and May T. the
university will play the DIVERSITY ~ Mis-
sissippl az oxford Miss Nav o varsity
vs. Alabama polytechnic institute II An.
burn, AlA ~ Birmingham: May the mi.
versity Will play Tulane university az New
close Of the season games will 10 uiayed
with Georgetown in Austin and Baylor In
Waco 4 series ~ games Will also be
played with Matches some time before the
close Of the season Arrangements are on
foct TO play the University ~ Arkansas In
Austin. but this Is not vet determined def
initely
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THE RACES
Major msnsir Won the LOUISIANA Hand
cap by Two Lengths.

Major msnsir Won the LOUISIANA Hand
cap by Two lengths
New orleans, March - Loves Labour
ssd Major Mansir were the winning favor.
ties The. feature of the card was the new
louisiana handicap at four miles and worth
$3.50 to the winner. Major Mansir was a
strong favorite in the betting. the prlr.
being cut from 8 10 ; to eyens. Aim aud
1sesanapes showed the way for three and
half miles, alternating 10 the lead TO.
lag around the leaders, O'Conpor sent ibe
fsyorite 70 the front and came bone as he
pleased. winning very cleverlv bv W.
lengths, Bristol pulled up after going tV.o
miles and half, and with the eNcsptIon ~
Little Tommy Tucker. who ran q good rsca
the others were staggering al the end IA,
Ieefnrd. she fayorlte 10 the hfth rsre
stumbled In the hnal breakaway and threw
her rider. Weather clear track good
hie and furiong-LOye's Lsbonr Chan.
cery, Boot. Time l.5o
Handicap, six fuTiongs-Four leaf f-tors,
Aaggle Davis, Sir Christopher Time I.Ias.
hlls ana querter-Eugenia s. ri Mo
ran, Lindenella. Time 2.iib
New Louisiana handicap, four miles
4stor Mansir. Little Tommy Tucker. Iittl,
Elkin, Time T;2sIs '-''''
Handicap, mile and sixteenth Var
Aessebess. Danish, Petit MAIus Tin.
MIle and seventy yards-Dopstsr ro,,o-
o.. CArrick. Time 1:4T.
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THE BRITISH ADMIRALTY.

Lord Beresford's Outspoken Criticism of
II Severely Criticised.
London, March 22-Rear Admiral Lord
Charles Berestords outspoken criticism Of
the methods OF the British admiralty since
bis return to England has created great
stir In naval circles and is generally com
mended by the press, One Of his col
leagues, however, Vice Admiral PenroEs
Fitzgerald, has written TO the London
Ilmes a striking criticism 81 Lord BeTes-
toFds utterance Referring TO his lord
shlps speech before the London chamber
% commerce March IA, Admiral Fitzgerald
ehnraeterizes 10 as 'all gas, brilliant gas,
gas"
Admiral Fitzgerald maintains that the
aumr2!ty Is quite able 10 meet an inter
national emergency He admits that some
mloor reforms may he desirable but SAYS
II Is not necessary to upset the coach be
cause one 81 the wheels wants ereasing,
nor Is Il desirable to wash our dirty linen
IN public supposing we have any"
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NATIONAL LEAGUE MEETING.
u Viii Be Held During the comino W..t
In New York city

" WIN De held During the Coming Week
IN New York City.
New York. March % That the National
league club owners viii have meeting in
teh city next week Is no longer being de.
nasa By the varleus marnates. says tue
Two ssmi-onIeial announcements have
oeen made 70 the eject that the magnate,
would 30 In. town on Monday and me !,
Iassaay, ana also that a schedule will he
The magpateS have been bothered a,,.,,
me legal way 20 call their meeting ~,
Colonel Rogers Of Philadelphia claiss ~
nas surmounted the difficulty. One plsa
y e resolve Az the representatives, who NJ
tend the meeting into . COMMITTEES ~ ~
whole. The dates will be discussed ,n or Ny
meeting and a subcommittee appoin,ad 4,
get up the schedule. y
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Praise for DR.. Hathaway
Grateful Patients Express Their Appreciation I.
His Skill and Return Thanks for Res ~
toration to Perfect Health.

This have been established In Texas five
as n specialist
and
some Understanding Institute
NV gold byt
banks andc commercial agencies
make but give the
and sclentifc obtainable anywhere. ~NpeV
MY practice grown by and is anv al,
PATIENTS following unsolicited letters will testify ~ MY
TO WHOM MAY CONCERNS
haveh by DR.
with little benefit
10
Of he
lsila
and we'll
fears me
HERBERT
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Oakland Results.

san francisco. March 22.-si1 furlongs,
selline-Ada y, Prcsiano The Weaver.
Time li5.
SIX and half furlongs. sening-pr
Boyle, Mike Strauss, Reius de Cuba Time
%
Nile. senlng-Dr. Bernays, FHdonn. n.
IONS. Tlup l-45.
Five furonEs, Western Produce stake
Max Bic. Silvia Talbot, Ylneetides. Tine
! O9.
Six fur.ougs. selling Tower OF Candles,
February, Doublot Time 1874.
Mile selling -Artlia, HUachuca, Dean
Swift. Thine l'4@A
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stations will pump from the dra a.ns
the open canals that lead TO Lake FoA'lsIfy ~,
train and thus directly relieve ~ IA
The other stations will be erected siio ons
main canal leading 10 Bayou Dan az
The water will thus he lifted IRON
station TO the other aud so gu 10 sne sa'i n
The drainage system that has - al
vogue here heretofore Is series = ~,
ters close TO the sidewalks, but tnss s,., d
such slight slope that the ralo Me- AZ
not run on rapidly and the s,e' rutupi
flooded. The od-fashioned paoo,e. rs,ehsi.
drain the street water into Lake rou ss X
train, and the water left by the puHPs
comes stagnant and dries up
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turc ~ Major WaIlcr's services IN Samar,
the treachercus character 81 the. natives.
the conditions az the base aud Major wall
were necessary, lawful aud Unsuitable.
taptain David ID. Porter of the marine
corps tcsiihed that he was presen, when
GENERAL smith gave Waller bis orders,
which Major Waller never exceeded At
the outset Major Waller warned bis com
mand that they were opposed by a brave
ana savage race, and that ali treacherg
should be punished by death ana closed
with an appeal 20 the command 70 remeIn-
Dor the fate Of the China contingent ~ the
Ninth Infantry and aycnge them.
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HAS CONFESSED.

Ceionel Grimm, the Russian Officer, Says
nc HIS Been Guilty Of High Treason.
~, petersburg, March 22,-rha seni.or-
heA' Russky Invalid today announces that
colonel Grimm, the Russian officer VINO
was recently condemned TO death by a
court martial at Warsaw, after having been
convicted OF systematic revelations ~ mill
tarS secrets 10 foreign power has con
Iesseu TO having been guilty OF hign
treason. About sixty arrests nave been
made AZ Warsaw in connection with the
trl9l ct Grimm, who, IL has been asserted
hhd during ten years revealed To Germany
every plan prepared by Russia IN the even.
lnailty Of war between the two countries.
rae discovery OF the coloners treason was
aue 10 his wife. who denounced her hus.
nand In revenge for his having paid atten.
ton 10 another woman
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The Hardest to Get,

New 0rk IImcS-
A would-be philosopher was discussing
with n b, Kirk. O millionaire merchant Of
this city. the qualities in young men that
make for success,
What do YOU hnd hardest TO get out OF
your menu he asked
"a days work" was the grim reply.
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BASEBALL MAeNArgs. MEETING.
Il Win Be Held in New York on April
to Arrange a Schedule.

w FNlN &c FielQ ~ new Nork on Rprtl
to Arrange a Schedule.
Cleveland. March - a meeting Of the
National baseball magnates will be held at
the Fifth Avenue hotel. New York. Tues
day evening, April !, TO arrange a schedule
for the coming season and 10 discuss other
matters,
{. II. Ebbetts president o. the Brooklyn
cub, was cioseted with Frank De Haas
Robson ~ the 81. Lonis club for several
hours here today, during which conferences
were held with James A. Hart at Chicago
and A. II. Soden OF Boston by long distance
telephone.
Mr. Robson stated that the matter Of
the league presidency would not be dis
Cussed 81 the meeting next month unless
y decision should DE rendered hy The courts
70 connection with action taken prior 20
April Z
II can say that NO shall from now on
work for fair money" continued Mr.. Robin.
son
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DRAINAGE AND SEWERAGE
a New System is to Be Put in AZ N.,.
Orleans.

NeW orleans La, March 22.-The sys.
TENS OF drainage and sewerage which the
city OF New Orleans is about to build vii,
cost In the neighborhood Of slesoo on,
aud the plans will call for as complete !
system as It is possible 10 install Hsd
.aeFe been the money available, Il 4, likely
th,i tAs Ssrk would have hsaa underts ksn
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STRIKE IN ITALY.

Farm laborers to the Number of 1907
600 Have Quit Work
London, March pa dispatch from
Rome TO the Central News says that the
strike of agricultursts Is spreading through.
out Italy and that 10000 farm laborers
are now out In the provinces Of Ferrara
Bologna aud Nicenza, while In sixteen other
provinces the laborers are represented II
be organizing.
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Another Reason.

Cleveland Plain Dealer
II thought Binklns said he was going to
church this morning.?
mo The minister asked him 10 give
his reasons for not going, and he's stay
ing home 10 write them
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SWITZERLAND REFusEs 10 AcT.
Says Great Britain Has Undertaken TO
Relieve Concentration Camps.

NSWtFt OOhCenUaUon NaTnps,
Berne, Switzerland. March 1.-The
bundesrath today rejected the proposals Of
the Federal assembly Inviting the govern.
ment Ia Join with other states in approach.
Ing Great Britain on the subject oi the
concentration camps In South Africa on
me ground that Great Britain had already
taken measures to relieve the suffering and
that the results should be awaited.
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liverpool March 2e.-Tbe liverpool
sprng cup at the third days racing of
the Liverpool spring meeting today was
won by Poisson. Glen Art was second
and Black sand was third. Eight horses
ran