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Evening journal., 1903-12-01
Butler Has 20 New Fever Gases.

Butler Has 20 New Fever Cases.
Butler Pa. Dec. Twenty new
cases we're reported and two deaths
from the typhoid fever scourge. At
the relief committee meeting It was re-
ported that the actual cash on hand is
$4,000. The total contributions pledged
to date in round numbers amounts to
$4,000. The actual expenses Of the
committee run between $500 and $1,000
a day. Philadelphia increased its ofer
Of paid trained nurses from 20 TO 90,
and the offer has been accepted.
Evening journal., 1903-12-01
Hawaii Has II Also.

1nolulu, Dec. 1.-The federal grand
which was charged by the late
&c Estes, reported to his successor,
,e Dole. The report accuses the
Legislature Of systematic and mon
ntal grating" and recklessness
le granting Of warrants for work
II done and for excessive over
ges. $4,000 having thus been
t altogether. The house vouchers,
the report, present an astonish-
spectacle.
Evening journal., 1903-12-01
viii Reeoqnize servla's Kino.

Washington. Dec. l. - The United
States government has given directions
looking to the recognition Of King Pc
ter Karageorgeyitch Of Servia. Mr..
jackson already has received his ere
dentials as minister Of the United
States TO Belgrade. and il is said at
the state department that it merely
is a question of a short time when he
will present these credentials in per
son at the Servian court. The fact
that Mr.. Jackson also is minister TO
Greece and Roumania Is said to ac-
count for the delay in establishing re-
lations with Seryia.
Evening journal., 1903-12-01
Prlest convIeted b Porto RIeo.


San Juan, Porto Rico, Dec. Rev
Felipe Villahoz, a Spanish priest Of
the Catholic church at Humacaao. has
been convicted by the district court
of a violation OF the civil marriage
law in marrying a couple without a
license, and has been sentenced to
pay fine Of $500 OF to the alternative
of 60 days in Jail The Very Rev.
James H. Blenk. bishop Of Porto Rico,
has appealed to Governor Hunt to
pardon Father Villahoz, which appeal
the governor now has under consid-
Grafton. In justification of his action.
Father Villahoz claims that the laws
of the church are above the civil code
relating TO marriage. and that his
course is approved by Bishop Blenk.
Evening journal., 1903-12-01
Eseaned From Reformatory.

Altoona. Pa, Dec. L. George A.
Wilson. of Greensburg, and William
Snyder. OF Shenandoah. inmates Of
the Huntington Reformatory, over
powered a guard while working out
side the prison walls. relieved him Of
his revolver. bound him and escaped.
They have not been retaken.
Evening journal., 1903-12-01
Had DeIiehtfuI Visit

Miss Marian NJ. Clark and Miss Mary
NJ. and William II. Staats have returned
home after a delightful visit at the home
of Miss Anna NJ. and Frank b. McCon-
men. Oak Grove Farm, near Ellxview. Pa.
on Wednesday they were entertained at a
dinch panty. Among others present were
Clarence B. Cooper Of Phnadelpha. ana
Miss Elizabeth and George J. Reed, OF
'CochranviIe, Pa.
Evening journal., 1903-12-01
Peter EIliott Headed For WashInnton.

Washington. Dec. H. Information
has reached the White House that Pc
ter Elliott. the mad Swede who created
so violent a scene in the vestibule of
the White House several weeks ago.
iH either again in Washington or en-
route to this city. He escaped from
the asylum at st. Paul, Minn where
he was sent to be confined, and until
advices were received here about his
coming TO Washington again no trace
of him had been discovered. Police
and secret service officers will use ev-
cry endeavor TO prevent him from get
ting near the president.
Evening journal., 1903-12-01
Sale and Dance

Society people win be out in force ot
the annual doll sale and bazaar which
VIII be held by the Junior Board OF the
Homeopathic Hospital next Saturday ar
.ternoon and evening. IL win be held in
The New-Cemtury Club building aud VIII
be followed by q small dance.
Evening journal., 1903-12-01
ATHLETICS AT ACADEMY
New Track Team introduced at the
Institution in Dover.
Special 10 the Evening journal

Special 10 the Evening Journal.
Dover Dec. Athletics at the VIII
mington Conference Academy have
taken a decided boom this year and
all Of the teams under the careful man
agement Of Professor j. NJ. Belts and
Nicholas B. Yost arc progressing rap
idly. A new branch of athletics has
just been introduced into the old
Methodist Academy. II is track
team, a branch that has not been tried
az the academy before for years.
Candidates for the team are practic.
ing daily and a class meet viii be hei,
December IL, the sports 10 be he'll
probably at Millington's race track. \
cross country run. the distance 20 b,
three miles, viii be held on Decenbei
IA.
Evening journal., 1903-12-01
Dover Pastor m.

Tho Rev. J. franklin Bryan. Ph. D.,
pqst1r Of Dover and Leipsic Methodist
Protestant Churches, because Of a severe
ATTACK OF Ia grippe was unable 10 on his
puipits on last Sunday. He has been con-
lined 20 his room for several days, but is
nov. convalescent and contemplate meet
ing hs usual appointments next sunday.
The Rev. Van BurlSalow preached for
him I'm Dover both morning and evening.
and the Rev S. b. Hiiey preached for
him az Leipsic. in the afternoon.
Evening journal., 1903-12-01
collieries close Indefinitely,

Shamokin, Pa. Dec. The Cen
tralia collieries have closed down for
an indefinite period, causing 2500 men
and boys TO be thrown out of employ
ment. The collieries are owned by
the Lehigh Coal Company. which does
not give a reason for the shutdown.
Il is believed, though. that the closing
Of the mines is due 10 poor coal trade
Evening journal., 1903-12-01
Lived Two Days With Bullets In Heart


Newark. n. j.. Dec. 1.-An autopsy
made on the body Of Luigi Russoman-
no, who died at his home here, re-
vealed the fact that two bullets had
pierced his heart The fact that the
man had been shot was discovered by
the undertaken who was called in to
prepare the body for burial, it having
been stated by members of the family
that the man had died a natural death.
The police learned that Russomanno
had been shot in a fight in a saloon
on Saturday. that and with two bullets
in his heart he had walked home and
lived nearly two days.
Evening journal., 1903-12-01
RsvivaI erows b Intersst.

r. Church still continue with increasing
interest. Tho Rev. y. u. Stone. Of Balii-
more. viii be present ana preach during
this week Mr.. Stone win also sing each
evening. iio IS kIaosn as tho sweet singer
Of the Maryland Conference.
Evening journal., 1903-12-01
Fsther AcoldentalIv shot His e

Altoona, Pa. Dec. while George
smeltzer and his son, Harrison. agef
1G, Of Roaring Springs, were oul
hunting near their home. the father
tripped over a log and his gun was
discharged. The ball entered the sons
abdomen. fatally iniuring him.
Evening journal., 1903-12-01
WEDDING
CARDS OUT
TaHey-Murphy Engage
meut Announced
Doll Sale to be Followed by
a Small Dance-Othef
Social Matters

Cards are on. for fhe wedding Of Miss
Bessie Mccoy Of Odessu ana hbram
Hayden. formerly OF Wilmington, now OF
Middieiown. The ceremony WIN take
place in the Methodist Episcopal Church
in MiddletoWn Oh December 15.
Evening journal., 1903-12-01
Pennsy Station at PhoenlxvilIe Robbed

Phoenixville, Pa, Dec. Thieves
broke into rBe station Of the Pennsyl.
vania Railroad Company at this place.
They blew open the safe in the ONCE
and it ts said secured $780, The report
of the explosion awakened noighbors.
but before they reached the station
the burglars had made their escape.
The safe was badly broken, but the
building was not damaged.
Evening journal., 1903-12-01
lloldina Rummaas sale.

The Ladies Aid Society and Kings
Daughters Of Wesley NJ. E. Church are
holding rummage sale an this week
at the southwest corner Front and
Madison streets.
Evening journal., 1903-12-01
Engagement Announced

Announcement has Seen made Of ,he
engagement of Miss Helen Murphy
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. George II.
Murphy and Claude Talloy, son Of Mr.
and Airs. Thomas j. Talley. formerly Of
Wilmington. now Of Philadelphia.
Evening journal., 1903-12-01

Benton-"Why can't YOU let me have
that ten spot / heard that you made
raise last night?"
Stenton-"So l did; raised It on a
king full. but the other fellow had
four aces"
Evening journal., 1903-12-01
Tailor.made Coats and Suits

S5.9S-Ladies' and Misses Cloth
Coats, $500 value.
S9.O0--Ladies' and Misses Cloth
Coats. Sl2 value.
sl0-Exceptional values IN SIS Coats.
S12.50-The best value ever offered In
a tailor-made, thoroughly up-to-date
Ladies' suit.
S4.9S-We offer today an our Sl2 and
$40 tailor-made Ladies' and Misses
suits. last years styles. which many
prefer; every thread all wool ana many
silk-lined jackets in lot.
Sts.50--Alaska Near Seal Coats. act
ual value $40.
Evening journal., 1903-12-01
90 LAIE TO CLASSIFY

NTED- Capable men and boys to
reg lister for employment at the new
iation Employment Bureau, Y. NJ.
1907 Market Street. decI-tt
Evening journal., 1903-12-01
cl,v.land TO Foueelose Railroad.

Franklin. Pa, Dec. Former Pres
ident Grover Cleveland is about to
foreclose a mortgage upon the narrow
gauge Bradford, BordeIl and Kinzua
Railroad. of which he is the exclusive
holder. AT one time this road paid
large dividends. The road is only 1C
miles long. and when it was built it,
promoters induced Mr.. Cleveland tc
take the entire bond issue. Mr. Cleve
land stin has the bonds. and the OWL
ers. It is said, owe him so much lapsot
interest that he is going to sell the
equipment at Bradford on December 1
Evening journal., 1903-12-01

Women love a clear. hcafthy complex
ion fure blood makes a. Burdock Blood
Biuiers makes pure blood.
Evening journal., 1903-12-01

A small e-year-old after tasting a
cup Of milk at the supper table one
evening set it down, and said; Nam
ma, III bet a nickel to a doughnut that
our milkman has got a sour cow"
Evening journal., 1903-12-01
Comforts.

All Of our comforts are fill
ed with pure, white cotton,
quilted not tufted. The prices
are ST., $1.39 to So.
Evening journal., 1903-12-01
Coats.

We have three prices in la
die s. coats that we have sold
enormous quantities. 1t has
been almost impossible to keep
them in stock.
The prices are So 90, $500,
and $40. If you want a low
price coat these are the best.
Other prices in coats, Sl1,
$3.50, $1,000, S16.50, $18,
$50, $22, S25 up to $50.
Evening journal., 1903-12-01
Free Today.

Robinson Cru
soc, Hot Cross
Buns, Cinderella
andGolden Slip
per, Three Little
Kittens. Books
for the little
folks to read.
Evening journal., 1903-12-01
E. B. Riley.
E. B. RILEY
Women's S Gloves.

Our Glove Department is
brimful of all the wanted
gloves for men, women and
children for immediate use
and Christmas presents.
Golf gloves for women and
children at 25c, SOC and soc.
Mems and boys Scotch
gloves, at 25c, SOC and 75c.
Women's heavy kid gloves,
81 and $1.25.
Women's dress kid gloves,
75c. 81, $1.25 and $1.50.
% dozen left of the all-wool
light vests for women, reduced
from 75c to SOC a garment.
A special night shirt for
men made Of outing flannel
at SOC.
4 Women's outing flannel
gowns at SOC, 75c and 500.
Children's outing flannel
gowns, SOC.
Evening journal., 1903-12-01
Great Reduction in Prices of
Trimmed and Untrimmed
Ladies' Hats.

Sl5 and So Hats with lovely large
Ostrich Feather Plumes go at S6.9S.
SO and $3.50 Pattern Hats 60 at
.S49S
$69S ard S5.9s Hats go at S3.9S.
Hats and Trimmings bought Of US
VIC win trim without cost TO you.
Evening journal., 1903-12-01

Some OF the English medical papers
are advocating the appointment of
trained nurses as stewardesses on
steamships.
Evening journal., 1903-12-01
Furs

We keep nothing but reliable Furs
and guarantee every garment or Scarf
sold by US.
$500 will buy Sable Scarfs, with
cluster tails: regular price $3.50.
$3.50 will buy our best Sable Mun
TO match acarfs.
Fur Scarfs s6.9S. $3.50. $500. $1,000.
| Si2. SIS. Si6.50. SIS and S25, an reli-
able guaranteed Furs.
/ S2.9S and S3.9S-Our S4.9S and S5.sS
/ SILK Waists for ladies'.
Il Will pay you TO make your pur-
chases Of Holiday Goods at once. save
money. time and get just what YOU
Evening journal., 1903-12-01
Ready for
Christmas

Dolls, Toys,
Games, etc. can
be found on
third floor. Take
elevator.
Evening journal., 1903-12-01

want. Our stock large and low in
lnrlce.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-02-10
HOUSTON.

Nine applications for divorce were grant.
cd In the district court
The Jury brought in a verdict OF not
guilty in the Ella Koenig murder trial.
The evidence has been completed in the
Inquest hearing in death Of Milton Nor
hson.
Mr. W p Bryan has been appointed
commlssary " the Texas Volunteer Guard,
with rank of lieutenant.
The contract for building the new city
hall has been awarded 10 \. T. Lucas,
Tho city council has decided to reduce
scavcnEer fees.
The city council disposed OF important
routine matters
President Mahon ot the Amalgamated
Association OF Street Railway Employees
addressed an Interested mass meeting at
Turner hall
The proposition for seven months
school term met with disfavor Mt annual
meeting Of board last evening.
A party Of Northern capitalists were In
the city for short period Of time,
The directors Of the Horse Show aud
Driving association aud two Important com.
mttces were named at meeting held last
night
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-02-10
IS NOT YET SETTLED
Signing Of the Protocols Delayed by
Minor Differences.
Mr.. BOWEN CANNOT AGREE
To Certain Demands in the German and
italian Agreements.
or AGREE
THE PRINCIPLE IS OBNOXIOUS
To Minister Bowen and SO Long as In
sisted Upon He vii Refuse
to Subscribe.

Washington. February e.Athough Mr.
Bowen and the other negDtators are close
ly guarding the provisions o. tie veral
protocols, Il Is understood the demands
which are known 10 exist IN tho G rman
and Italian agreements rs they ARE at pres,
ent drafted, Ia which Mr.. Bowen can not
agree. concern am Increased payment by
Venezuela prior % the handing down "
The Hague decision regarding the allies
contention for preferential consideration ln
the settlement Of their cl,lms 1t Is rn-
ported that Germany asks that SIDE receive,
IN nddlttou 20 the $4,000 cash that ar,
Bowen has agreed 70 pay, a certain per
centagc Of the customs receipts until the
remainder OF the $4,000 demanded in the
original ultlmamm addressed by Germany
to President Castro. last autumn, is paid.
Italy. 1t Is believed is insisting on sim
! liar demand though tho amount asked for
| 10 her uiimutum was over $4,000. Both
/ Germany 0nd Italy suggest that this money
I he paid In monthly hstalments p. IN the
Yaugcmcut Il would require eight months
I TO pnv the entire sum.
II is the principle 10 which MIR Bowen SO
streuupusly objects ma 20 which H. has IN
scribe.
Until the protocols are relieved of these
demands, MI Bowen contends they must
II is the hrm opinion Of both the Italim
I ambassador and the German minister that
the insertion IN their protocols OF tines
demands Is The result OF q serious misuu.
Outstanding ou the part " their powers
foreign offices Of the certain phases Of tlr
negotiations which were supposed to be
settled. They Are using every EFFORT %
have this misunderstanding cleared 10 and
have Informed Mr. Bowen they hope tr
submit their conventions to him In few
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-02-10
DISCUSSING PHYSIOLOGY.
Afraid that Venezuela Might Impose lie
talietory Duties.

Afraid that Venezuela Might Impose lie
talietory Duties.
London, February 9.--It was stated this
afternoon that while no serious point had
arisen In the Venezuelan troubles. indca-
tions point TO the fact that minor diner.
ences are delaying the signing ~ the proto.
coils. The foreign office aud embassies to-
day were busy discussing queries from
Washington regarding the phraseoIugy of
the protocols. Itays Difficulty. It is said
here, apparently arose from Ambassador
Des PNuches learning that the British pro.
tocol stipulated q renewal Of the CONNER
,lal treaty with NcueZucla and that Italy
desired assurances that no dlTcrnntInl
duties would be imposed subsequently, ~
the settlement II IL held In London that
Germany Is Likely to adopt a similar itu
tudc, all the allies feeling to quote their
representatives that Venezuela Is not Ukply
20 feel TOO friendly after the episode 4,
closed, aud might nulin AN the terms by
the imposing Of rctuliutwy duties
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-02-10

HcCalado president OF Salvador Tho Mica
inEuHn cruiser MumOtumho had landed nt
Acaiutl0 salvador, 1860 rifles and 30huoD
rounds Of ammunition which President Hc-
lava OF Nicaragua had sent for the Guntr-
maIap rcvClut.uuiSts Honduras also was
said Co. bc acting with Salvador and Mica
ragua In opposition TO Guatemala.
II seems the movement was the outcome
Of tue congress ot the Central American
Republics az turiutu, Nicaragua, last year.
AT which treaty was drawn up and sub
sequently signed, providing for arbitration
or every disagreement between the rcpuh-
Hes While the congress was In session a
serious Misunderstanding occurred between
President RcgalNdo and President Cabrera
II was announced from san lose, Costa
Rica. on October 4, that the Central Amer
t'an court OF compulsory arbitration mad
been Installed there, but that Guatemala
Ind refused TO participate,
The movement ON the part OF Salvador,
Nicaragua and Honduras was reported re-
he aimed against Guatemala IN consc
quence OF her attitude at the Corinto con
gress, ana against Costa Rlca, which Is
supposed 10 SNmpathiEe With Guatemala.
Contra American union would he the os
tensiOle object Of the expected war, the
real motive for which, according TO Pana
ma advices was that the presidents Of sal
yador, Nicaragua and Honduras wished to
( follow MCNico's precedent and establish a
| federated republic OF the Central Amor-
can states
The situation is further complicated ny
| the Intervention Of Guatemala on one SIDE
IN the election OF president Of Hon
durIs.
Guatemala is IN favor Of the president.
elect Manuel Bonita. while Nicaragua
gnd Salvador insist that the retiring presi-
dent OF Honduras. General Sierra, shall
continue In tao presidency The latter has
refused 10 give mp the presidential post,
and Scnor BoniIa has declared civil war
Senior Aonilla has taken his stand on ANA
I pala island. aud has raised n force 20 main.
/ tain his claim TO the presidency dis.
( patch from the United States consul az
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-02-10
SUMMARY OF THE NEWS
7odav's Weather.

Washington, February oEast Texas--
Rain Tuesday, colder In northwest portion.
wednesday fnir. colder 10 cast and south
portions; fresh south winds, shifting TO
northwest
West Texas--Fair Tuesday; colder In
north, Wednesday fair.
Arkansas Fair Tuesday. wednesday fair
and colder.
Indian Territory Rain and colder Tues
day. Wednesday fair.
New Mexico Fair Tuesday and wedncs.
day.
Oklahoma Rain IN cast, fair in west por'
tion; colder. Wednesday fair.
Alabama and Mississippi Rain and
warmer Tuesday Wednesday fair; colder;
fresh south winds, shifting to northwest.
Observations taken by the United States
weather bureau at p. m, 75tn meridian
cir
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-02-10

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DOMESTIC

The New Yocl; court Of appeals has grant.
ed ratriek's attorneys more tlnc IN witch
TO p rfcot bis appeal
William Hopper Yo1ng pleaded guilty IA
the H'llng OF Mrs Anna Pull;zer and was
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A HEAD.END COLLISION.
Fourteen Persons Were Injured, Two of
Them TeKans.

Fourteen Persons Were Injured, Two OF
Them Texans.
Macon, Ca February o.-Fourteen ner.
sons were slightly injured in a head.on
Johnston on the Southern railway at Jack.
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WASHINGTON

Governor raft Of the Philippine islands
has cablra the government asking Tor leg
isAtion by congress 10 relieve the Philip
pine currency situation
The Rockefeller telegram story is said
10 have been only an administration trick.
Two high officials In the postofricc dc
pnrtmept may soon DO changed.
There may bo some action In Texns pat
ronHgc matters today
Mr. Burlcson's cotton statistics bill is 70
be hnhliy acted upon IN committee next
Whdncsday
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-02-10
LEelsLATIVE.

The house passed finally the Brazoria
county relief bill
The house quarantine bin comes up IN
the house today and II is expected there
viii be IL lively session as result
Members Of ,hc house accepted an invi-
tatiou TO visit Galveston, the senate will
b3 asked today
The lol wcevll bill was left hanging
when the house adjourned
Mr.. Boyd has introduced bill providing
for rcfundlne IA portion Of the state debt.
Chairman Boyd estimates that the general
appropriation bill viii carry about $4,000
600.
The Terrell election bill has been favor
ably reported, but It viii be amended In
! many particulars before its gets through.
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