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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-31
BULL FIGHTER TOSSED.

The Americans Who We're Present
Cheereo Loudly.
FL Taso, Tcxos, March 80 To-day &c the
Juarcz lur ring ~pcttators witnessed Il
texture ~ the regular sunday 0rht that
caused the Americans in attendance 10 20
Wild IN their applause.
The nlotador Jsrilgo, was just preparing
to thrust the long. double.edecd sword into
the bnis heart when the animal made fsch
quick unge forward that the Fighter
vas unable 10 MAKE the customary side
slap. lie was caught on the bulls horns
Due the middle " the hpls nuh tossed ulnlt
like toy balloon. mach 90 thc gratidca-
ton Of the Amcricuns The fellows clothes
were stripped from his body aud he also
sustained quite g'yere Injuries 90 his right
leg aud hip n j., q usual saying vito an
American after having seen one 'iuuly
performance. tho Goriug NJ the horses u
death and the slaughter of the bulls, that
his next attendance wulH De foT The mr.,
pnse uf seriHg "a NcNitln klllpd, and TO-DAY
when Jarig0 ws caught OH the >haIp-
pointed horns BE Americans chccrcd m..
tuv. hut were hl>sed go silence hy the Mex
leans and friends 81 the metador
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A SUMMARY OF THE NEWS
1oday's Weather:
Far.
DOMESTIC.

The PIKE opera house In Cincinnati was
damaged by fire. No ono was hurt, as the
audience retired in good order.
ssJ0ooo IRE occurred at Guthrie. o. t.
The entire plant OF the State Capitol news
paper was destroyed.
fierce and destructive wind storm passed
over Pittsburg Pa. Considerable damage
Was done at Knoxville At least forty per.
sons were caught by the wreckage Of a
church there.
During a thunder storm two men were
killed near zolfo. Fla.
sheep aud cattle men had pitched bat
tie near Rock Springs, Wye. -Four men
were shot
The mule spinners Of Rhode Island have
demanded 10 per cent advance.
The strife at Lowell, Mass, has been set
tied. and the mill operatives Will 60 20
work today.
John s. Long. retired capitalist who
was interested in building the Texas and
Pacific railroad, died at Louisville, Ky.
rhe United States circuit court at New
urle-ns decides that n minor who eniists in
the army ana deserts is amenabie TO the
military law
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SHORT NEWS STORIES.

ARDMORE. ]. T.-Hon. Lewis Keel 4
81, n prominent fullblood ChlckasaH w:
H. dead. Keel was a member OF inf Z.
legislature for 80 wears and at me w
his death was president Of the seal''
MADRID. The treaty OF filtndsi9
tween the United States ana spola
he signed as soon as Bellamy o!als .,
United States minister here repiaEs
Madrid. Mr.. Storer is at presess 7
United States.
NEW YORK.-0wlng to ne sul.'
Immigration Commissioners fuen'e = (
Ing the Immigration inspectors ~ I.
Island holiday on Easter sunlsy, IA
1000 immigrants were detained ap w
American liner st. Paul and tae -
Unbria. which came Into port
TRENTON, y. 1.-THE diseeIep Y
Eeen. made that the State Of N s,ssf Al
wiH lose an annual revenue q sl.ss,,
reason Of the passage by W ~ rls|
last week Of the bill permitting ~ 4, 4
States Steel corporation 10 cow" E
feIred stock into bonds,
SALT LAKE. Utah, The nlk.o y. ~
Samuel Collins. with mis- throat y q
ear Ia ear. was found by : nunps
In small cave in the nils horsff NJ
city. The police say i Is u.s. ,s yi
others think that Collins was m''g
IsBELL. Ala Friday eyenlsasi
o'clock hurricane struck iss7t ~ /
down houses, churches, feneses sins =
everything I'm It's path ana WY,
thousand dollars worm OF
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HOUSTON.

subscriptions sent In to the San Jaeinto
chapter for the stephen +, Austin statue
Post c. Travellers Protective Association.
mskes an Endorsement for National presl,
aent.
resume Of the work of the Federation
Of Clubs
No organized movement on the part o,
the Holt committee to elect anyone except
the mayor, aldermen and members Of sx.
seutiye committee.
The safeguards thrown around registra.
lion certificates to prevent their frsudulent
use.
The eelebration Of Easter among the
churches ana Sunday schools.
Registrar Grumbaeh tells OF the work
involved in the registering of voters.
The Red Men TO have smoker tonight.
Meeting here today OF the state penl,
tentlary board.
Selection Of new rabbi for the eenere-
CATION Adath Yeshurum
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TO FIGHT THE COURTS.

The United Mine Workers Are Preparing
for Such Contest.
indianapolis. Ind. March 29.-The tnitei
Mine workers are making preparations ioF
o bout with the United states circuit cour'
of Virginia and action may he taken heN'
week. few days ago the judge oil IA.
district sitting at Lynchburg found Johh
UnOdow of Tcwn and w II Webher OF
i'i'nuls. National organizers of tht miners
guilty OF contempt II court ana gave tach
% six months jail sentence Inc innings
uf the court were that these men hau W.
lated IN order restraining them from Ell
forts to unionize tine miners.
Secretary Wilson says the organization
Will. If necessary. employ the best couhSel
in the United States To fight for tue release
OF thA two men. The court, wilson says
issued an iniunction against the organizers
"a the ground that the mine Work%S Or
sauizAtion wants to uuouIza the virginia
miners merely for the purpose " aloi9s
The organization In tbe Northern states IN
lis struggle. and that accordingly the effort
In that direction constituted a conspiracy.
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WASHINGTON.

The government has fHed the rate Of c1
change on Mexican silver To the Philip.
pines
Il Is expected that vote Oh the olecmar.
saHne bill will be had by Tuesday In the
senate. After q is disposed Of the Chinese
exclusion act viii be taken Mp.
The house vii consider the sundry civil
appropriation bin
u is not expected thst the Cuban reel
procity matter win come up In the house
until next week
Pension Commissioner Evans Is said t.
object to the Crssu ministry and wants 10
so to Japan.
Secretary Hitchcocks loyalty and refusal
10 resign Is said 20 he embarrassing TO The
president.
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EXPORTS AND IMPORTS.

eermaoys Statistical Figures on the I'M
Portant Question.
Berlin March 2rA commission Of com.
mercial experts which has been working
win the government statlsuclans has exed
ths total values Of Gei1nany's foreign
trade for 1901 on the following terms, Inn,
ports oteI0 100000 marks. This is 40.
TS l 81 %t3 COO 900 marks from The fotal
Exports 1912 0000l0 marks. This e A.,
total exports for 1900. we
or ne imports from the United states IN.
ERASED " 2l.90,ooO marks during 1901
nortp req WIN TIE previous year The OK,
M ,on 20 the United States decreased "a
""'uV" marks In 1891 as compared 10 RAD
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Philippines long enough 10 arrange a, (.
cultivation of these in sufficient gn,s,..
there. ~ sssa'H
From the Philippines I went 10 ca
and India. Ia India found rnsnv ,.s
bic and new varieties Of rice and k,s,t|
| nous plants. that | hope to soon ~ M
| duced into the United States
While the United States has p,aaj
10 fear from the competition ., jsT|
china or India. the rich lands Of B1sS
! ffench siam and Anam. which ptoif|
enormous crops with the slightest M l.|
tlon. may soon seriously menace ~ h,
ests Of the planters of the Jlnlted s,,s
Those countries are now produisr N
enormous surplus, and as the ind n
yearly enriched BY OverHows. he M
show no falling of from year 70 III
While in the other countries risIei 81
production per acre is about the an, n
that of the United States. IN tie ,ci.ss|
last named II is largely In excess q N
finest rice lands Of this country.
But little attention is paid 10 be n
tivation Of rice In the Hawaiian slstAI
That Is pre-eminently sugar proisA
country. and the plantations are eanissI
with the latest and most improved Il
chinery. and the methods are al thsf n
be desired o insure the best results ID
Islands produce no rice for exptTt al n
varieties that are not kn0Ea ID tcfiSir1
The conditions in the United States 4
In the Oriental countries are wholly q
ferent Here the planter raises rlrs II
profit. If he can not make a proat, Ne n
out Of the business There the cuaik
% profit seems 10 be overlooked Rla
raised for food, and apparently frnn !
force Of habit The owner Of the land y
water rights eSacts half the crop Il
rental, ana as the production Is ensfnef
he has but little incentive to tuti1
modern methods and machiHefy. u
renter wants only enough for his twn 9
slstence. ana as a consequence the naAs
In vogue are the same that have been =
from lime immemorial.
But the planter Of the United Sil
must soon take notice Of Ceylon Bona
and Anam. Their crops are large he n
ulation comparatively small, and tier
soon he looking for a market for theli
plus. When that time comes, thh pns
of the United States will have ccnpet
who. with their natural advantages en-
cheap labor. will seriously menace ~
dustry here"
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FOREIGN

Asuinaldo will appear In Manila in q suit
against a newspaper Tor libel.
As soon SIS Minister Beliamv Storer 70
turns 10 Spain the treaty OF friendship
between the United ssates and that coun
try will be signed.
Sohalburger has not yet heen able to com
municate with President Steyn Of tho
Orange Free state
Ii Is said That the heir presumptiye TO the
Turkish throne Is dead. Foul play Is sus
pected
\ writ OF haheas corpus has been applied
FOR 10 tn interest OF Estes G Raihbone.
convicted in connection with the Cuban
postal frauds.
1t is said Russia is in no hurry 10 evac.
uate Nanchuria, but she WIZ respect the
"open door"
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YACHT RACES.

o''s edwaTd Has Offered a Cup Valued
at Ono Hundred Pounds.
,orK' March So.-In response 10 an IN.
curry addressed to King Edward his maies.
y mas sent a letter to the lord mayor o.
Cork Mr. Fitzgerald, saying that he viii
give cup valued at 900 TO be eonpstad
Tor IN the International yacht race wnicb
VIII DC held IN connection with m. Cort
ih,srnntional exhibition this year I,oc11
SssSnt clubs hope that the Columbia inc
shamroek II and the Meteor viii he a,nons
the contestants 10 the international rsca
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HITCHCOCK MAY STAY IN.
ROOSEVELT UNABLE TO GET RID OF
SECRETARY.
Presidential Hints Are Answered Witt
Assurances Of Loyalty, but Restena-
ton Is Not Forthcoming.

New Orleans March 20 A Washington
special to- the Times Democrat says; Sec
Rotary Hitchcock of the interior department
continues to look surprised every time tho
subject OF his resignation from the cabinet
is mentioned to him. The president has
had the information diplomahcally con
yeyed 10 Mr. Hitchcock that vacancy at
the head " the interior department would
hc acceptable.
Each time Mr., Hitchcock has posted to
that he viii never desert him In this
crisis, aud VIII stand 10y him IA carrying
out the policies OF the late President Nc
kinney some way must bc devised TO i'm
press on Mr. llitrhcoo6s mind the ueres-
silly of his resignation, but the president
has not vet found that way. The president
the place, bur he has mnde no decision.
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OPERA HOUSE FIRE.
The Audience Retired in Good Order, but
Cnrela.rnL,Ln n,.....-. ~ - -

The Audience Retired in Good Order. but
Considerable Damage Was Done.
Cincinnati, Ohio, March 30-The Pike
building. on Fourth street, between Vine
aud Walnut In which the Pike opera house
is located. was partly DESTROYED by fire
this Afternoon Staining room bsd H.,
taken at the matinee which was proceed
ing wien the hameS broke out. The anal.
,nce retiltd In good order, but some women
tainted after reaching the street.
on "a" ssmc site was completely destrorn1
~ nrr, IN" damage today was only Il ~
tween $4,000 and 10000. of which SiU Gpa
l'lAc estate and leased by Powell Crosby
hrorg2 Jonee, groCcc, lost Sl5OB, ana
Manager Hunt Sl0,on Among the smniic,.
,%iserN ar" the Adams Express COMPANY.
hrhff Straus, cigars and tonacco: MAJ
IN restaurant and Belllnger's coufec.
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LONDON STOCK EXCHANGE.

The Easter Holidays Had Soberino
Effect on the Market
London March 30.-The knowledge mat
the Easter holidays would close tho Lon
don exchange for four DAYS had soherl.-
effect on what would Doubtless have heon n
decided outburst Of activity whrn the nm.
expected resumption OF neare ucgotia,ions
Mat announced last week, As a result. the
south Africa was received spent ifsclf 10
Two days and the remainder OF tho ,veei'
was given to adjusting accounts againgt
OF the exchange April .
Money remains Scarce, TINS dlvcouro cling
speculation but the large government a.
temporary relef P.N1llne
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Alvin News Notes

Ai'in' Texas, March 3o.-Easter services
were held at all the churches at II O'CLOCK
To-Day. The Presbyterian church was
beautifully decorated with choice flowers
and eyergreens.
The Episcopal church guild had an Eas.
ter egg sal, at BOwden's hall yestsrdsv
afternoo2 and last night. The AFFAIR was
pr 4. J. Sewall Of McGregor TEXAS
VINO owns large ranch In this conntv
vas IN Alvin on business last week.
Mr. T. WalSton of Galveston was in
AVN wednesday and visited MS SON.
ranch near this city. ~"
MF; /. W Murdoch, county collector
was mere Tuesday on business
~ Ut hsfIy Libby Of Kankakee, M. viz.
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Three Sailors Drowned.

Philadelphia, Pa. March 30 with most
os her crew Of eleven men asleep in their
hunks below, the little Gshing schooner
Edna Earl outward bound, WAS ruu Into
ana sunk in Delaware hay OF Reedy Is
land, Del la>t night ANA three OF her
crew William Smlth Dennis Ford, both OK
Philadelphia. ana Patrick Nolan OF Bal {.
more. were drowned The vessel thai sunk
The ASKING scho0ncr was the Norwegian
steamship RomsdHl from New York for
Philadelphia, I'm ballast which rescued the
surviving members Of the crew and brought
them 10 This city. To whom the response
blllty for tho collision is chargeBbe has
not been determined
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THE POSITION OF RUSSIA.
Said that a Definite Statement Has
Been Made.
MANcHURn IS TO Be RETAINED
But the Principle Of the "Opsn Door
is to Be Msintained--Report
Comes from Vienna.

Vienna, March Sl.-The weIner Allgc.
melne zeltung asserts that Russia, in re.
Spouse to Inquiries msdc by the United
states, recently declared she was not dis
posed TO cyacuate Manchuria until ample
guarantees for the preservation o. order
had been given, but that she would respect
the principle OF the open door"
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MARINE DISASTERS.

Steamer Hoyrood Was Sunk in Collision
With the Bernard Hall.
London. March 3O.-The British steamer
diolyrood. Captain Benton. from Portland.
Me March 10, for London, sunk after
colldng March 81 with the Leyland liner
Bernard Hau, Captain Cassentine. from
Liverpool March 26 for Barbados, Trinidad
and Galveston, Texas. The crew of the
lloiyroud numbering twenty eight men,
boarded the Bernard Hall which has ar,
rived nc Queenstown with her bows
stove in.
The collision occurred at night IN n dense
log, 10 miles west II Fastnet
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SPORT.

The Cpenlns Of the spring meeting Of
The neS Aemplhs Jockey cub begins TO.
day.
Inc New Orleans baseball team defeated
the Cleveland American leagucrs.
kins Edward has offered a emp valued AZ
Ai"o 10 he competed Tor at the International
yacht races near Cork. Ireland.
The cawthons needed ten innings to do.
feat the santa Fes OF Galveston.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-31
POLITICAL.

The allied party is TO meet In National
convention ia Louisville on April 2.
James X. CARRIED, son Of the late PresI-
dent GARFIELD, has accepted the position Of
cIvi service commissioner. vice ". A. 70.
denburg. resigned.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-31
TEXAS MARRIAGES

HORTON GRAFA. = clev%S NIa
March Dwight Horton ss ,ss casf'
rietta Grafa were maIileu AZ
tional church last night ii n
EVERETT WEBB. = Mars Mars NJ. y
March 25.-Albert Everett az /;
Webb OF ArlestQn were ~ AIT
residence OF DR.. @ D. Mah .a.socs.
south Of here, YESTERDAY ai'fi4
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Killing at Lake charlea

Lake Charles, La, March COON Ryan
street. as the church people were on their
way TO ehrsch, this morning, Tom smythe
the board writer In the Lake City pool
room, was shot and killed by W. A. Kirk
wood Of the Swift Kirkwood company 10.
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DEMAND AN ADVANCE.

The Mule Spinners Of Rhode Island Hsve
Notified Their Employees.
Pawtuckct. r. L.. March 20 A special
meeting Of the Rhode Island Mule spin.
rers association held here this afternoon
resulted 10 q demand on all yarn and
bread manufacturers of the State Tor a
10 per cent increase Of wages. The manu-
facturers are given until Saturday uc1t
to rrpIy.
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NEW MEMPHIS JOCKEY CLUB.
The Opening of the Spring Meeting VIII
Beqjn Today.

begln Today.
Memphis, Tenn, March 30,-Today was an
deel one for trainers and horses at Mont
somery park and everything Is In read'nes,
foi opening of the spring meeting of the now.
Memphis Jockey club tomorrow. The track
las rapidly dried out aud this afternoon
was IN inc condition, The Indications are
mat the Montgomery handicap the feature
OF tomorrow card wiz have nine starters
The race is an open one aud good contest
is looked for. Tonight the city is fllod
with visitors
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THERE WILL Be NO STRIKE
Cotton Mill WOrkmen al Lowell Have
Agreed to Continue al Work.
SOME SPINNERS WANT AN ADVANCE
The Manufacturers Have Been Given
Until Next Saturday to Answer the
Demands Made on Them.

Lowell. Mass, March so-All doubt as
to the outcome Of the efforts Of the citI'
zrns' committee to prevent a strike was
removed today when the viewers, cotton
spinncrs an1 loom hxers voted TO return
TO work Tomorrow morring.
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THE STRIKE OVER AT NORFOLK
a Large Percentage Of the Strikers Ask
to Be Reinstatcd.

to Be Renstated
Norfolk. Va. March 20 Ninety seven Of
.he 1G4 striking car men have signed pc
,itiou to General Manager johnson Of the
Norfolk Railway and Light company asking
that they he relustated as per the report
o. the arbitration committee about two
weeks ago. This petition was presented to
Manager Johnson today by the former ar
hitration committee Ia replying 10 the pc
tition, Mi johnson said be would accept
the names ~ the niuety-seycn men and
place them buck at work as fast az yacnn-
ces occurred, thcy a. be subject 10 the
rules and regulations OF the company. This
means the strike is practically over.
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NEW USE FOR eAssERs,
They Are to Be Used in Helping Flow
from Other Wells.

Beaumont Texas, March o.-Several
wells we're being balled today on spindle
Top hut the report from the Hill was that
20 new wells had come In.
Il is probable that natural gas will be
used quite extensively for agltatlng wells
and pumping oil. whore the distance n
the storage tank and its elevation are too
much for the pressure OF the oil well 70
overcome.
The Lone star and Crescent people re
port that they are getting 10000 barrels
In this way Instead OF 5000 as was re.
IpItCd
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TEXAS POLITICS.

Bealrs majority over wooten in Bosoue
county was S62 The hight is now to bs
taken up in Hin county.
candidate Grubhs has propounded seriss
OF questions TO Congressman Lanham.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-31
COMMERCIAL.

The Berlin hesrse were a holiday aspect
during the past week and there we're few
transactions,
Inc Easter holidays had a SOLDERING sfect
on the London stock exchange.
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AWAITING PAPERS FROM HOUSTON

A Man Is Being Held at Seattle, Wash,
Wanted in Scotland for Theft.
Seattle. Wash, March 30.--Davis TuIlis.
whose real name is alleged TO be David
Thompson and who is said to be wanted In
Scotland for theft, has been arrested in
this ri y aud Is held awaiting the arrival OF
eN tradition papers from Houston, Texas
The arrest was made on a telegraphic dis.
patch from the Federal authorities nj HouS
ton
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THE HOUSE.

Washington. March 30 The house dur
Ing the coming week VIII bc largely occn,
ped boy 'he ~unhry civil appropriation hin
which will Doe called NO tnmorrow. II is
th detention Of tho leaders not To- bring
next week.
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Made from an active principle obtained
from Black Root. They set or the liver
e11ects No gripping. no sick stomach. WIN
<prs chronic constipation. Price 20 asnts.
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Steamer Ashore on Cuttyhunk.

WoodshoIl Mass March 30 The steam
or indiana Philadelphia for Boston with
passengers and valuable cargo. went
ashore on Cuttyhunk island during d heavy
ton re eSss r Four IN ' h6mS RS1
satcly lanheh.
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&C bail Lanuza claims that the reasons
FOR which the audencia Cnnrt ordered Rath-
bone 80 be Imprisoned without bail do not
apply 10 his case
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MOVEMENT OF OCEAN VESSELS.
Special TO The Post)

NHFtfiul u ut ihNAf
New York, March 3O,-SaIed: Schooner
Eagle Wig for Galveston
Port Eads, Arrived Steamers Chalmctta
lAml, from Havana; Nor tNorl. from Prl-
grcssu tug Charles Clarke iAm.l. from
Port Arthur. with barge; III Dorado tAml ,
iBr.l, for Antwerp: Bity fAustl, for Ven.
Ice. Trieste and Plume via Pensacola: VI
Cid tAni). for New York; Venus DAM
for Port Llmoni bark Eliza (Portl, for
DItQrto
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A Schooner Lost.

Darien, Ga, March 80, The schooner
sullivan, Captain Barter. Is ashore on Egg
island The captain aud the crew ~ the
vessel were landed safely
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Prescription No. os5l. by Finer 4 Amend
VIII not cure all complaints but n VIII
cure rhenmatism T., &. schmidt, Hous.
ton. Texas. sole sgantA
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ADMIRAL AND MRS. DEWEY.

Ihey VIII Spcnd the oe1son on the
Coast OF Florida.
Sc, Augustine Fla. March 10 Admiral
aud Mrs. Dewey arrived az the Ponce ae
Leon hotel here last night from Palm
Beach. Fla they will remain here during
the remainder OF the season Admiral
Dewey Will be guest at the military hall
In honor ~ the governor here this week
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Y the eaby Is cuttlnn re.th

ps sure ana use that old and well tried
lof children teething II soothes The ehiiS
s1ltsns !ne gums, allays all pain csrss
s anu COLO and is the best remedy lei
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-31
HEIR PREsuMPTNE nEAn

he Was to Have Been the Present SUI
tsn's Successor
London, March sl.--A report has r.,c,,o
here from constantinople. cables the Vienna
correspondent Of the Daily Mall, that Mo.
hsmmed Rechad, the sul,an's brother ana
his presomptiye successor, is dead. The
report says foul play is suspected
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SAN FRANcIsco,-The trapsnor, S,,,..
ny mas arrived from Manila With the Sew.
70 ina annbg Of nsary 1000. ''''>