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Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1902-05-31
RECORD PRICES FOR CATTLE.

High Rate for Fat Steers at the Kan
sas City Stockyards.
The record prices for fat cattle were
paid at the Kansas City stock yards the
other day. A Kansas stockman received
$40 for thirty prime heavy steers aver
aging 1886 pounds each. This price has
never been surpassed at the stock yards
and was equaIed only once, June 10,
1882. Two loads of 1,1OO-pound steers
sold for $3.50, a record-breaking price,
and, weights considered, the highest rate
paid at any market The cattle were
shipped from Walnut Grove, Texas.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1902-05-31
Lightning Destroys Ice Houses.

lightning struck the icehouses of the
Boston Ice Company at Milton. n. H.,
burning twelve Of them. The loss is $780,
900, fully insured.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1902-05-31

Car of Russia and u. Loubet, at a
banquet after a military review in -.
Petersburg, said the tie between France
and Russia guarantees peace OF Europe.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1902-05-31
Two Die in Trolley Wreck,

Two men were killed and many man
and women injured in a trolley wreck
few miles beyond Easton, Pa. An Eas-
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1902-05-31
Lord Pauncefote Is Dead.

Lord Pauncefote of Preston, British
ambassador TO the United States and
dean of the diplomatic corps in Washing
ton. died at the British embassy there
SATURDAY. morning
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1902-05-31
KIDNAPERs REFUSED PARDON.
Grand other and Aunt of Little Mar
garet Taylor Denied C1emency.

garet Taylor Denied CIemency.
The State board of pardons at Column
bus, Ohio, unanimously rejected the ap-
plications for pardon filed by Mrs. Fran
ces L. Taylor and her daughter, Miss
Frances L. Taylor, Jr., sentenced to one
years Imprisonment each for completely
in the kidnapping of little Margaret lay
lor, the grandchild Of Mrs. Taylor. The
board in its written decision declares that
the guilt of the accused is fully estab-
lished by the evidence. Mrs. Taylor and
her daughter are under a sixty days re-
prieve, which will expire soon, when they
will be surrendered to the prison author
tiles unless the Governor again inter
feres. Gov. Nash has so far never grant
ed a pardon not recommended by the
board.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1902-05-31
HOID-UP MAN SHOOTS
A THUG GIVES CHICAGO MAN
PROBABLY FATAL WOUNDS.

Christian Erickson Acts Brave1y and
Promptly, but Is Vanquished by Re-
vo1ver-Record Prices Are Paid for
Cattle at Kansas City Stockyards.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1902-05-31
Benjamin Constant Is Dead.

lean Joseph Benjamin Constant. the
painter, is dead in Paris. He was horn
in Paris in 1915.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1902-05-31
HOAR ON THE PHILIPPINES.

Senator Makes Bitter Attack on AID.
ministration's Policy in Islands.
''You have wasted six hundred millions
of treasure. You have sacrificed nearly
10000 American lives-the flower of our
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1902-05-31
Combination of Furniture Makers.

Two hundred leading furniture manu-
facturers of the country have formed d
combination which will control the furni-
ture output of the United States and die
tate prices. The capital represented is
about S25, 100000. The organization
adopted a new schedule of prices which
will go into effect at once.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1902-05-31

According to revelations that came to
light the other day, babies are sold in
St. Paul, Mimi. to any one desiring to
make application. No inquiries are made
as to the character of the applicant, nor
are any records kept of the transaction.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-01-08
HAVE ARRIVED AT PEKIN.
THE CHINESE COURT HAS FINALLY
REACHED ITS CAPITAL.
The Scenes That Attended the Entry
The Dowaaer Empress Bowed and,
Smiled to Foreigners.

Iekn, January Z, 1915 p, ma tele
phone message from Min CHA Flu station,
outside the ety. gays the special train
bearing the emperor and empress dowarer
is just arriving. Thousands OF officials
have assembled there to receive their gies.
ties. The entire route to the entrance OF
the palace is lined with troops
The imperial cort &c entered the Forbid
den City at 1880 o'clock this afternoon. 1t
was the most brilliant scene Pekin ever
Witnessed The procession consisted of a
thousand gorgeously attired noblemen,
mounted upon gittcring caparisoned horses.
The emperor the empress dowager, Prince
Chun, the empress and several princes were
horne In yellow chairs, their escort carry
Ing hundreds of gay banners and silk UNI
hrcllaS. The troops Of General Yuan Shi
haL governor of re Chi H. preceded the
emperor The foreign community assembled
on top Of the gate.
The emperor and empress dowager entered
the temple in the gate and burned incense.
The empress doUager upon emerging from
the temple saw the foreigners peerlng down
and bowed. double row of soldiers
kueeliug lined the four-mile route
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-01-08
THE GOVERNORS CALLERS
VISITORS WERE PLENTIFUL AT THE
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT.
Some Wanted Office for Friends. While
Others Wanted Pardons for IN
lucky Constituents.

Austin Tovas 7,r,,.r - .rt .
Aad q long string OF visitors todHy ana was
ksrl busy from Tho tiuc ba opt.rod bis
orGr. ,ptu H. ,.,. ..,..i 49,
superintendent Joe Rice OF fine mention
tiaues was an carly visitor. uo wos ,c.
c1lppnni.d I,, rJ t,.+i... 81.
''''P"''." Wy ms ui"'re'' w. VI. Rice.
"N "'9''l OF MS Visit was 90 get the In
NCstiguting Commlfto, fo 90 tn tho rnrf
teuti,riss tho rr.. .tf,.
,tu Inns "''''e tn'y De-
State institutions. Mr. Rire has tandorod
his RESIGNATION IN I,c ..,,',r,,,. 80, -.
-. cav -''''"'' anu ucSlreS
,,.it.t.-,., ....,, "a poSs'"'e' nut ne
VIII mold on until the Investigation commit
tee gets through with his bro+ch - n,o
-si., t.,. I,.,,,. IL ... va Va '"'
'''' ''' S''t1 H'Nh dni oUl. Inat
U.s. me only, reason why he is retaining ne
sAptilhlenGehoy, as ho wanted his resigua.
l.n 90 become effective on the first dav
OF inc new year.
state Scuato staples and Dr. McCIcu-
don were at the executive Office early and
remained for some limc with the governor
INC doctor wants TO he quarantine Officer
~ TheitIgs{i"4 ana the L}astrop statesman is
III n,hl"u MN Tor the place. After the
N"illt"rhrt the senator stated that the
governor would tUhe ~ the apOoiutmpnt
Some .lme tomorrow,
EN-State Health officer Blunt and Attor-
hcy i'm story, both Of LocAIart called
Vh Ne e"Letu"r regarding tile shortage in
the STATE heAlth department, and the con.
IrleHce IaSteu FOR some time. At the con.
tluSl"h the eN health officer refused to
make any statement whatever. saying that
me expert report was not looked at, and
shortage
leeSalou " Galveston gentlemen.
A'uu'1 ny LuIEc RoNSton, Clarence Ouslcy
ana CIer6 Knight OF the court OF civil APP
peals, called with reference 10 the vacant
JudEship uvcaSluued by the resignation AZ
Juusc A, t.. Allen OF the criminal dis
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-01-08
COMMERCE LAW
Commission Discovers that Ii Has Been
Systematically Violated for Years.

Chicago, January T.-Prosccutions against
all the big packing house concerns IN the
West for violations Of the provisions Of the
Interstate comrn rec law against receiving
preferential rates are contemplated by the
Interstate commission This fact dcvel-
oped today during an Investigation begun
by the commission into the handling Of
packing house products and dressed meats.
1t also became apparent TO the commits.
non that railway Arrangements Of the
cn'lfe country practically had entered into
an alliance for the purpose II induc ~
congress 10 aHss icgl Station permitting be
i"lIToaus 10 pool under certain regulations
ny me interstate commerce commissions and
tnat II IS believed such a law can and VIII
be passed
The third development OF the day was
Ihc announcement that the commission had
requested the attendance here TODAY Of al
the leading men iu the advancement " the
community OF interests Idea, including j.
T. Morgan, James j. Hill aud L IL Hawi-
~ r. ana that II these men failed to re-
Spohd TO the request harshpr measures
Womb hc taken 10 compel their coming
~ Wehce upuu watch 10 base prosecutions
Usalhst the packers was 0htGiled IN aRlnl.
".'' ialHr managers and vice Presidents
~ 'nlS east uud west admitted freely
tual there WAS no prctensc toward main.
'"iulh- tailH rates ON packing house pro.
uuelS nnd dressed meats for export or lu-
uesile use, except for q very short ucriul
"l lun" at the beginning OF each year.
Iahl Morton, second vice president OF The
santa Fe; \. g. Bird, third vice president
"l lHe - Paul; j. NJ. Johnson. third vice
president OF the Rock Island. aud oth-r
men of the highest standing in H. railroad
world took the stand and stated boldly that
tl'F are now ana had been continual VIC
it2!,95S or me law: that they are sick and
utcu or nring such; thar present conditions
afr 'utolcrable that thcy are powcrless
no secure maintenance OF rates. and that
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-01-08

millions Of dollars are paid TO the packing
house interests yearly by railroads at the
expense Of legitimate revenue.
The packing houses and their representa-
tiVes, TO whom rebates were paid during
1901, according to Commissioner ProntN
will II possible he made ameuabe to 4
maximum fine Of 5000 for every violation
of the law.
Regarding this phase Of the question,
Commissioner prouty said: 81 am heartily
IN favor of punishing the packers for viola
tionS Of the lawSf the evidence proves SUI
fcient ana | think II Will. Under the law
we can not punish the railroad men VINO
testified, for their testimony absolves them
and they do not testify specifically against
any one else. All the punishment we can
II any obtain against the packers Is IN the
way Of a fine not to exceed 5000 for each
violation
Speaking Of the scope of the Investigation
Into the effects of combinations between
railroad interests. Commissioner Prouty
said: we have asked the presidents of all
the roads comprised In the southern Pa
ciac combination and the Northern Pacihc
combination to attend ana also j. 7. Nor
gam. If they don't come we shall take steps
10 compel them 10 appear later But |
don't wish TO be understood as prceuming
that they will fail TO respond TO our re-
quest"
The men indicated 10y MIR Proutv'a state.
mt Mt arc J. =. organ T., II Hartman,
president OF the southern Pacific Oregon
Shnlt Line and oregon Railroad au1 Nay
igation company; James j Hin. president
~ The Great Northern; G. $. Mellcn. pres
idcnt ~ the Northern Pacific: George Il.
Hurrs. president Of the Chicago. Burlington
and Quincy Railway company; Horace G.
vel VI. Fcltcn, president Of the Chicago
ana Alton Stlyv'sant Fish. president nf
the Illinois Central: J. C.. Stuhhs, traffic
director for he Hartman lines: Darius
Miller. second vice president % the BTr-
lWEtcl and rcpGtcd traffic director for the
Northern Pacific trio.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-01-08
Winter Term BEGINS.

College station, Texas, January s-The
winter term Of the Texas Agricultural ana
Mechanical college began today In earnest
with a full enrolment Of students. Al.
though the term is scheduled TO have no.
gun January ?. large per cent OF m.
and Sunday. A new departure This vna
is the short wintell courses offered = ~
college. These consist Of ten weel's IN.
struellon In stock farming, dairying or
horticulture, and are designed 10 give a
large amount Of practical informatton 10
those men who do not desire or are unabio
70 obtain thorough college education H.
the above lines Students for these courses
are matriculating today.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-01-08
TEXAS

Tho Texas Worlds Fair commission mp
pointed by tho governor mot Mt Dallne and
decided thot Texas should We property srr.
resented at ST. Louis
rhr Taxpayers Of Schuenbugs viii put
In q water works plant
The order for special term r Fclcr7l
court at Tyler 60 ttJ the 5ank trond cases
has been revoked
". A Lonnins, doing business at McvIa,
Mart aud TYLER, has Hlcd petition IN bank.
ruptcy.
The Carpenter Mercantile company NJ
Hutto has made an assignment,
Tic drsdEc Comstort hos been put 70
work>on the bar at Galveston
The women OF Galveston will renter
bodies ~ storm victims as long as their
fGuds hold ONT.
The Hurd Ford Investment company has
taken over the southern rice canal PROPOSE.
ton In Matagorda county
J. S. Rice, superintendent Of peniten.
tlarics, who has rendered his resignation
10 the governor will hold on to his office
until the legislative investigation commit.
tee has looked into matters concerning the
prnltentlary,
The British government Is reported t.
have paid S1o00oo0oO to date for Texas
mules and horses FOR the war IN south
Africa.
The skeleton found near Marlin has been
Identified as tina, OF sui Burney
nr z, f McClendon 81 SmithvIllp was
appointed health officer at Galveston.
senators stafford aud SayaSc have been
appointed on the legislative Investigation
committee by Lieutenant Governor Brown.
Ing ...
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-01-08
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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-01-08
Has REACHED A CRISIS.

One Side or the Other Win Have to
Show Whether 1t Is Bluffjnq.
Mexico city, january : The arbitration
situation has reached crisis. Today the
Central and South Americans opposed 70
the Cbileans are holding frequent meetings
to decide on the form NJ procedure under
which they will Introduce thc arbitration
plan into the conference. II ther can not
md form acceptable 10 the nthar de.eea-
lions, they will probably withdrawal
least thcy say they will. Tie Chlleans
arbitration plan Is reported 10 the confer,
cncc they win quit Whether one Or both
sides are bluffng viii yet he seen.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-01-08
WASHINGTON.

Admiral schley has determined to appeal
to oSe president from the decision Of the
court OF inquiry and the subsequent approval
OF the findings by Secretary Long.
The Hepburn lsthminn canal hill has
been taken up in the house and will con
tiiiue the order until disposed Of.
The senate adjourned TO attend Miss For
sker's wedding.
The senate has decided not 70 take any
action on the cart question until the
house disposes OF the Hepburn bill
The Texas republican machine has been
restored to favor at the white House
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-01-08
A CLASH IN CHINA.
merIcan Sailors and Russian Soldiers
Got MixaI H. ~

american Sailors and Russian Soldiers
Got Mixed Up.
washington, January IA serious clash
uas occurred between American sailors of
the United states steamship vicksburg and
tne Russian soldiers at Nieu Cbwong
emma There have been three fights ana
as result one Russian soldier is reportad
wounded. The matter was made the sinh,
; gor OF o, c33mPiant by the Russian ambassa
longer ana Mr.. Conger in turn has In ISL 80
S Su Ine state department. Secretary Of Tho
NNsa5,y Long cabled Commander Berry ~ ne ne
fn ,rA5spurg no use every effort to prevent
nI,tner collisions. The Vicksbur. is l.,
winter quarters in a mud dorS en-
before spring. O' oe released
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-01-08
RAILROADS.

Vice President Markham N tho uopstoo
and Texas central took charge Of tho or
nee yesterday. His hrst official net was t.
appoint MI. j. y, Miller manager In con.
tioi of the operating department.
Mr., Samuel MilIcan or the Houston and
Texas Central was yesterday appointed mas
ler mechanic OF the Houston East and
West Texas, succeeding Mr.. A. S. Grant
resigned. "- -,
Nj. Grant goes TO Little Rock as master
mechanic q the ST. Louis, Iron Mountain
aud Seuthcfn
Surgeon Knox OF the Southern Pacific
day
The Rock Island has decided TO bulld
from Jaeksboro to Graham, twenty.eisht
miles.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-01-08
BOER REVERSEs.

Lord Kitchener Reports a Series OF Vic
tories for the British.
London, January Lord Kitchener. tele.
graphing from johannesburg, Monday. Jan.
uary g. reports the occurrence of number
of Skirmishes in various parts Of the war
field. The most serious were at Amcrs-
fort. January 3 and January 4, when Major
w. II. PlCup and Colonel SpeuS were in
contact With Commaudant Christian Bothn
hnd Commit ndant Orperman'S commands
! hey drove the BofrS froai their positions
after considerable lighting, during which
TIE Somerset Light Infantry suffered Sc.
Yerely.
Major Valentine and eighteen men were
Killed AMI five Officers and twenty-eicht men
were wounded. The Beers left nine men
dead on the fcld.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-01-08
A SUMMARY OF THE NEWS.
Today's Weather:
Weather: Fair.
DOMESTIC.

Fire at Logansport, Ia, destroyed thirty
three business houses.
Masked men. after nine hours uninter-
rupted work, blew open the safes Of the
National stock Yards bank and got away
Nsth $500.
Ninnesota's suit against the Northern Sc
ctfltles company has been fled In the SUI
pieme court at Washington.
cave-in at the Ncgaunee mine In Wis
ccnsin caused the death Of from thirteen to
seventeen miners
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-01-08

taton or tho rates thereof for cnrgocs Gr
passengers passing across the lsthmus az
Panama and In regard 10 any matter 20
ferrcd 70 said committee by order NJ ;hc
senate.
Mr.. Morgan explained thpt he understood
certain contracts hetv cen railroads Of this
country aud Can1la ana the Panama Canal
company existed looking 10 the division OF
freight
1T Is the most wicked ouopoly that ever
existed" declared Mr. Morgan. and has
cost the people OF the pacAc coast mil
lions.
The resolution was adopted.
ON motion Of Mr., Morgan the senate at
- p. m. adjourned until y. IN. tomorrow.
rho postponemcnt Of the hour of meeting
tomorrow uu;l u'clDs TX is due to the de.
sire OF many senator's to attend the we'd
ding Of Senator For1Xer's daughter.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-01-08
HOUSTON.

The South Texas Poultry and Pet Stock
association wB commence its sixth an
nua exhibition today.
W. r. Swain, prominent IN Masonic cir.
cies, died at his home in thls city.
Several habeas corpus hearings we're had
bef1se Judge Alien.
There Will be a meeting at the Business
League this afternoon to orgHse a jockey
club.
j. p. Kindred, an old citizen and OK.
Confederate soldier. died and the remains
were taken to welmar for internent
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-01-08
Texans at Diplomatic ReceptoA

NSpttidl 10 ne Ioo1
Washington, January IA numb
Texans attended the diplomatic coz
Ception al the White House tonight y
them We're representative De Gran
ana wife, Miss Grinnan Of Terrell !
sentative and Mrs. Burgess, Represell
ana Mrs, Randell, Mr.. and Mrs. hs'
1afy or Tyler, Mrs Schluter q
" ORTIZ, Mrs. j. p. Harrison and dsIs
Mss Nina, of sherman, Mrs. a; AZ
and daughter. Miss Bess. Of Dallas
and Mrs. George NJ. Bailey OF nallsS
OF Beaumont.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-01-08
ThO SEasaN
of lire Sack

That Is where some people feel
weak ali the time.
They are likely to be respondent
and 4 5 not unusual TO find Their,
borrowS, trouble as i they hadn't
enough already.
The fact Is their kidneys are weak
either naturally or because Of sickness
exposure. worry or other influences.
Il am thankful to say. writes j. L. Camp.
bell. OF Sycamore, III. that Hoods SArsapa.
riifA has cured me. For many years / was
troubled with bAekache. At times was 50
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am new well and strong and free from pain
what this great medicine did for him It has
dsns for others
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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-01-08
New eloeery company at Lake charles.

Jennmg', La January IA large whole.
sdlc and retail grocery establishment was
orgnnlzcl here Today, known rs the T.. Z.
Walker Grocery company limited. with
capital SICK Of 10000. with the following
officers: T. Il. Walker, president: H. :.
Phillips vide prcsiGent; T.. r. Baker seq
rotary; II, L. Davis treasurer; A. D. Huh
ard, manager. The above gentlemen and
Mr.. II. L. Milan coni Uute the board "
directors
The lot has been bought the plans for the
building completed and the contract will be
LEI and work commenced on the building at
Cnce
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-01-08
COMMERCIAL.

a break occurred in cotton values on ac
count OF immense spot receipts aud steady
liquidation.
Corn followed wheat In being nervous.
Oats exhibited the best tone OF any OF the
grain pits,
Numerous transactions IN Texas cattle
were reported from Kansas city.
The sale of bonds amounted 20 S375o.oOO
par value.
The wheat market was very nervous In
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-01-08
CABINET MEETING.
President Ready to Listen to Any Appeal
Admiral Schley May Make.

PRESIDENT heady 10 Listen 10 any Appeal
Admiral SchIey May Make.
Washington, January AT the cabinet
meeting today the proposition Of the Pan
ANA Canal company to transfer its prop
crty TO the United States for the sum OF
100000 900 was discussed. II is undouhtcd
ly true that the price named Is regarded
10y the administration ms sufficiently low
to Justify congress in giving rhe offer the
most careful consideration. 1t Is expected
that the isthmian canal commission will
mike supplementary report 10 the prcSi
dnut. which will embrace the latest propo-
siton Of the Panama company.
The president during the meeting spoke Of
Admiral Schley's call upon him Yesterday
and stated that he would ciyc his best at
trntion to any communication which the
admiral through his counsel might make.
Mr. Wlckhnm Smith attorney for the
New York Merchants association. viii con
duet tho Investigation into the alleged
Japanese six frauds at Ncw York ut once.