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has certainly been withdrawn, for. while
Quay IS hardly ms lively as a lamb gnmbn-
ing on the green, he Is nevertheless much
moro sprightly, IN physical sense, than
many younger mon In the senate. He has
made a brilliant fight and, even though
there may hC some dirty schemes mixed IN
IN his project, he has had the support OF
those who honestly and consclentiously be-
ll"vc the three Territories should be admit
ted, not only because both parties have de-
CARED tu fuvUr OF admission, hut because
the, population aud business interests of the
ton. '-' w ie0"Sni'
~
Up to the present time Ouav has sro,,..
iully resisted all attempts 10 displnca HE
DIN but now the breakers are in sieb+
aoe"d OF him Among the majority supnort-
ing MN there are several who favor tho
cuban treaty and various pieces Of Ieoisia
loh now before the senate Tho sIt,,so t ~,
uaS now resolved itself down to thjs. Vii
tne InthdShlp ~ these men for Tho SEA-
n1Vuu MI ue sufficiently strong 10 yvarrs,St
t ntlu ~ Sittiug by and seeing II used 70 AZ
PluVN an otn"r matters In which tbeV ms,
ue anIIteIeSted, IT. all OF the pro- Stafebood
PeHplS stand ny the Statehood hin and 80
MI ~ other LEGISLATION to 90 bv Gefavit
QN'y she VIII win, II too many ~ tbaI,,
VIZ, won over Quay will lose. QUAY hi,nsoIf
VIII never chunge II his followers ref,nin
true 20 the pledges they have tfiven bi,,,
arizona New Mexico and Oklabonn vii H.
eonllteu TO the Union by this session ~
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PRINTING TRADES CONFERENCES.
Details OF National Compact Arranaed,
Providing for Board OF Appeals.

"Details OF National Compact ARRANGED.
PROVIDING for Board Of Appeals.
indianapolis, Ind, January 2S-At the
closing session OF the National conference
OF representatives Of the printing trades
today the tnal details OF the National com
pAct which has been entered into were ar
ranged a joint board Of appeals will be
organised which win probably consist Of
the presidents of the International Typo
graphical union, of the international Print
ing Pressmen aud Assistants union. OF the
international brotherhood OF Bookbinders
and OF the International Stereoty pers' ana
Electrotypers' union
the place OF the Old triparfite agreemen s
when was abrogated at the Birmingham
convention last year, each Of the organlza.
irons VIII maintain an individual existence
hut al disputes which may arise concern,
lug the use of the union label or sympathe.
Tie strikes will be referred TO the bOard or
appeals, No organization is bound 10 enter
unou Sympathetic strike unless called
upon % DO SO BY the executive board OF It's
power 90 call strike,
In all matters OF dispute submitted TO
the beard OF Appeals the International Typo
graphical union will have three votes, the
Stereotypers and Electrotypcrs union one
vote and the Pressnen anu Assistants union
The International Photo. Engravers' union.
Whtch seeded from the International Typo
Elnphical union some year,. ago and organ
troll Of the other branch OF the Photo, En,
gravers
Before this organization San have n repre-
sentative on the board of appeals, however
u VIII be necessary for the action Of the
International Typographical union at This
conference 60 be ratified ny the convention
which VIII he held IN Washington la AUGUST
ana the equalization must get a charter
from the American Federation az Tabor
Tho action of the delegates representing
each or the organizations VIII have 10 rs
ratified nv tkolr respective bodies IN thc
same manner
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REVOLUTION IS. SPREADING
THIRTY THOUSAND MEN COMMAND
ED BY ABLE GENERALS.
Battle Fought In Which Experienced
Troops Were RepuIsed with Loss
r.. of Two Hundred Killed.

Victoria, b. C., January 2s.--The stesps
lShinao Maru from the Orient brings faf
Their news Of the spread of the revolution
South China, which, after being dornan
for months, broke ont recently with :
larger scope than before. ON December
"a battle was fought in which 200 impfr1
troops were killed by the rebels. The rsos'
sustained small losses An order has pe'i
received at the arsenal at Canton to ni''
In readiness as many rifles as possible Ms
the manufacture of ammunition has y
creased.
In ali over 10000 men are under an,
divided Into four sections, each unae. = !,
able commander, and the whole army .u'.;
one Tang, former military gradnaN
pien Tsin university, who saw active s1'
Ice in the China-Japsnase wa,
Picking correspondents Of japanese ~
report that, in and audience with tns W. ~
press dowager at Pekin, General ss
praised the virtues Of the empress dosis,
and she had eulogistically reieItsg
American achievements in the PhilPpu W.
She is quoted as saying her quallusas. ~, ~,
as those of Queen Victoria. Dspap ~,
state thai the British at Rekin were n's
incensed In this regard.
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HOUSTON.

The First Baptist church, which bas been
building for some time, is nearing compile
ton
A second conviction was had in Justice
Marmion's court on a dlsorderly house
charge
Mr., u. c. Williams OF Chicago will ar.
range series OF lectures ON the dairy In.
dustry.
The deed conveying the Hutehins house
property TO the Texas and New Orleans
Railway company for 10000 has been hled.
City Health Officer Brtnnby has submit
ted his annual report with pertinent sug
gestions for improving health OF city,
Some interesting matinee races were run
on the Harrisburg road track.
Cards warning the public on the anti
splitting ordinance have been received and
posted By the police.
A stranger was brought in from sheldon
and died AZ St. Josephs lnhrmary from a
wound mysteriously received
The charity bah given at Turner hall was
largely attended.
Two members OF the Red Men enter
talned the order In novel way
Houston shooters are Interested in The
Branham tournament and party Will leave
for TINT place tonight
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BURTON NAGGED SHERMAN
THE OHIO REPUBLICAN FOUGHT EX-
TRAVAGANCE OF HIS PARTY.
Produced Statistics Showing the More
Money Government Spent on Indians
the More Helpless They Became.

Washington, January 2s.-The house 70.
day made slow progress with the Indian
appropriation bill, covering only about eight
pages In over four hours Mr.. Burton (Obiol
hung on the flank Of Mr.. Sherman IN. ".
who had charge OF the bill. and insisted
upon an explanation Of every item. He
succeeded In having several appronrlot,ors
cut down. In the course of the dehata
ne furnished some Interesting statistics on
the subject of Indian education. designed
10 show that the more money the govern
became. N AHNi"" nc
An Amendment was agreed TO annronr,o+
lug $toOo IN settlement Of the claim Of tn
carolina against the United States
Inc senate bill to amend the bankrnntcv
~ was agreed to. The speaker annointe5
Messrs' Hildebrand (Ohlo. Hughes IN
Nal and Bartlett (GaJ members OF tb ,
M n,H'po l1 committee on accounts for the
Honslderatlon Of the Indian spnronris+ior
s5io muu not oeen completed when the nous
Soon after the house met todav motion
Nus mace 70 concur In the senate amen j..
mehts TO the haukruptcy ana of,o - =
uenate was agreed to- SUN
ut mouse then considered the Indian
r rd,II' bill Mr. Smith lArizJ then
repll.u To some az the charges made In ~
SSfiini"te during the debate on the SratebonI
6ia,o 70 the effect that Arizona had rppnl
6 had ever Ie[ GE6is lie denied Tint Arizona
or aeteulted on dollar OF il The cbo uSpt
b he said; was based upon the fact that !,
Esupus on men owning bonds known fo ia
th SSeqbIS Sn5s had come to congress and had
deoIor u9uus Yaldltated after theE had been
ueeiAFed Invalid by the spprems cons. pv II
grSpIai.ned how one Of the counties in N
- e Ir,y had been induced To issue hon va
said P not an ira railr9ad enterprise But he
thr the 100000 Of bonds Witch oa,, nullt
'''u S"uu'eu upon the people Of Arison1sI. YES
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WASHINGTON.

Representative Burcson introduced con.
current resolution ~ the Nousc looking 10
the protection OF the public domain
Lodge Aldrich ct al. who are wording
the hiibuster on the Statehood bin. hive a
cioture rule in pickle for Introduction as
soon rs they get through talking.
Mr.. Peters has proposed that there be nm
appropriation to develop q cotton plant
which shall be weeyil proof.
Engineer Richie has been directed to let
the contract for the work on the Buffalo
ship channel.
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WASHINGTON NOTES,

Washington. January Is r ffe's.
Roosevelt arrived here at 8 o'e'oH ~
Canton.
The subcommittee OF the house la'+
fairs committee, appointed to o'ls
findings for the committee in me n ~,
Of the investigation Of the less.,s n u
absence from Washington Of one
members,
General Budington has reeeivea #
gram from ouarteTmaster pa M
Nagasaki, saying THAI the transPvsls1 III
which had been reported lost sIrt VA 4 ~
this afternoon from Seattle. eps
and uneyentful passage.
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CONGRESS.

There was sharp debate IN the senate
over resolution directing the secretary
OF war to furnish the proceedings Of
number Of court martial cases I'm the PAN.
lppines,
Senator Lodge spoke two hours against
the Statehood bill
Senator quay continued his opposition
10 the transaction Of new bs1.uess pending
an agreement for a vote on the Statehood
bill.
The house concurred in the senate amend
ment to the bankruptcy bin
Burton ~ Ohio proved thorn In the
mesh Of the republicans I'm the consideration
of the lndinn appropriation bill.
Senator Quay, just before the house ad-
joufped, quietly introduced tho Statehood
measure as an amendment to each " two
Appropriation bills.
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FoREleN.

The rebellion In China Is assuming lSroe
proportions. Thirty thousand men are I'M
der arms.
In defending the town of San Marclal,
Mex. against an attack of YaquIes several
Americans were killed.
The Mexican foreign trade shows a large
increase for the hrst four months OF the
fiscal year
The foreign ministers have addressed
natteHlng note 10 China In which they ex.
press confidence In her ability to meet her
Indemnity obligations
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VENEZUELA.

Belgium has volunteered her services to
administer the Venezuelan customs for the
allies and other claimants
The bloc1Rde situation remains un.
changed, and there is little possibility OF
It's being raised so long as Venezuela ad.
here's TO her present demand for an equal
participation OF all claimants IN the 80 per
sept customs guarantee.
France has been informed that her claims
will be taken care of.
France holds irst mortgage on veBe.
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POLITICIANS AT WASHINGTON.
Olney, Carlisle and Hoke Smith Met
"by Accident"
Especial to The Post }

Especial to The Post }
Washington January Is. Three ex-cab,
net officers, all or whom served under
Cleveland. are In Washington tonight. They
are John G.. Carlisle, ex.seeretary Of the
treasury; Richard oney. ex-attorney gen
eral' and Hoke Smith, e1-secretary OF the
Interior The presence Of these alree here
at this time may be merely coincidence
as all Of them say they came on private
business. But many ohservant peoble nra
inclined to attach more or less DolIttraf
significance 70 the matter, especially since
0luey Is here fresh from his Interview ,vsth
cleveland Ia New York yesterday. II an
utney boom is 10 b. started ana pushed
hlohs, 81 least one Of the three big mon
mere today viii have no part In the work
lh8t man Ia Smith, who tonight evprasse5
srong and unalterahle prefcreuce for
Jhnge Parker for the nomination IN 1904
ar, SMITH, however said that II Olnav
we're nominated he would support him IN
lRe most enective manner possible tie
seems Of the opinion taat the demo ,ra -.
VIII have no trouble In uniting on ~ -,
SaatS, ana while he nrefers Parker. no il
hot slow 60 declare that Olnes has NM
e.elheNts 81 strength. None OF the 49,
* ~, secretaries are doing a great deal ~
!alAlng tonight. bur there are intimst,,,s
snHt within the next few DAYS some hJs
& ~ If"H r'fIN IN - erifras-- 80
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SUMMARY OF THE NEWS
7odav's Weather.

washington, January IS. -Erst Texas
Rain rbugslas; much colder IN northwest
portion Friday, fair. colder; fresh to
brisk sonth winds, becoming northwest.
Mississippi, Alabama and Louisiana--Rain
Thursday. Friday, fair and much colder;
fresh TO brisk south winds
Arkansas--Rain Thursday, colder In north
west portion. Friday, fair, colder.
Oklahoma and Indian Territory Rain and
colder Thursday. Friday, fair; much
colder.
West Toxas-Rain In northern portion.
tsir 10 south much colder Thursday. Fri
day, fair and colder.
New Mexico-Rain, turning into snow IN
north portion; much colder Thursday. Fri
day. fair
Observations taken by the United States
weather bureau at s p. m, 10th meridian
time:
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suelan customs and It Is announced that
her claim will not be subordiiEtted
Tho representatives, Of the allb's at Wash.
lneton have cabcd their govrrimeuts urg
ing acceptance OF Mr. Bpwen'% proposition.
The commander OF tho Panther says his
vessel crossed the bar to take refuge from
storm when he was fred upon by the
fortress
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A Physicians Endorsement

Or NJ C. Gee is one Of the physicians
who endorse Peruna. In a letter written
from 3l3 Jones street san francisco, CAL,
he says
There is a general objection on the part
Of the practiclug physician to advocate pat
eut medicines. Bnt when any one medicine
cures hundreds Of people, 1t demonstrates
It's own value and docs not need the en-
dorScment of the profession
81 'Heruna mas performed so many wonder
ful cures I'm San Francisco that | am con
WINGED that it is valuable remedy / have
frequently advised ts use for women, ms
hud II inStrcs regular md painless men
struatlou, cures lcucorrhoea aud ovarian
troubles. and builds M the entire system.
also consider IL ono Of the finest catarrh
remedies I know Of ! heartily endorse your
medicine NJ. &. Gee. NJ. ID.
II you do not derive prompt and salts
factory results from the use Of Peruna write
at once TO Dr. Hartman, giving full state.
mcnr NJ your case ana he viii be pleased
10 give you his valuable advice gratis.
Address Or Hartman. president Of The
Hartman Sanitariun, Columbus, Ohio.
Ea.- Das,,.,, A I,4,,.
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COMMERCIAL.

Cotton values again advanced sharply on
the bulilsh situation at Liverpool aud the
Increased demand for spot cotton.
The stock market was almost altogether
without life, as speculative interests have
let the market severely alone
Heavy realizing In wheat caused a de-
cline in that cereal, while corn and oats
improved slightly on better demand.
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Thousands of Women Cured EV.
cry Year.

PClvc cntarrh Is almost a new term IN
medical literature. Or. Hartman was the
FIRST physician In this country who used the
term, but through his writings he has made
Il familiar phrase to nearly the whole Of
the civilized world.
Before it was discovered that the ailments
OF women depended chiefly on catarrh Of the
pelvic organs these cases were regarded
as iuCurNblc. Now, thousands are cured
every year. The same diseases that onUe
seemed beyond the reach OF man are
promptly and permanently cured by PerunI.
Peruna cures catarrh, whether of the
pelvic orEuns on any other organ Of the
human body.
Peruna has become renowned as a positive
euro for female ailments simply because
these ailments are mostly due to Cntarrh.
Cntarrh rs the cause OF the trouble. PerunN
cures the catarrh The symptoms disap-
pCNr.
Peruna Is not simply q palliative, 10 re.
lieve some Of the most distressing symp-
toms u is q permanent ana radical cure.
4 multitude of women are praisinG 1t every
day,
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RAILROADS.

The Cotton Belt is spending 81. 25Oo on
new rails.
The commission has given notice OF a
heRring on ear service rules.
Contract has been let for the Arst u!nc
miles Of the electric ROAD between Beau.
mont and Sour Lake.
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SPORT

Heard is ahead In the live bird handicap
at brenham he can be tied but not beaten
Scotch Plaid got FIRST money on a foul
at New Orleaus
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
$4,000 IN BULLION STOLEN
Car Entered and Silver Thrown Out
to Confederates.


to Confederates.
Alamogordo. n. Nj. January rs
Somewhere between this place and
FL Paso. Texas, United states
bonded car, In transit from the ri
Pnso snelter to Chicago loaded With
coo bars Of silver bullion. has been
entered by robbers and eighty Of the
bars stolen At Jariilo Junction the
broken seal was discovered and an
Investigation revealed three Me1i.
cans In the car when an attempt
was made to eject them they pulled
knives and a lively fight took place.
In which the crew drove away the
robbers.
At Dog Canyon Sheriff Hunter saw
three Mexlcans. who took TO the
brush a call to halt was answered
by a fusillade 4 Running fight en-
sued Hunter sho; a Mexican through
the heart The Other two men es.
capped. but posses are after them. or
iclais are OF the opinion tlat Tie
BONDED car was entered just outside
of ~ Paso by robbers. who threw
the bars ont Of 'hc ear to be gath
cred up by confederatcs The Iue
Of the missing bulioa Is cstlmaied
a, $4,000.
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The Houston School of Shorthand
andTynemriting, no Travis st.

nay AND NIGHT SESSIONS.
>.oI1 opt,N ,sbe Pltnan Photography Is
80, donbtedly. When all points are consid
erai. the hest system. 1t has more extea'
sirc literature than all other systems com
Ir a1ove system Taught at this school.
Mrs n. ]. King, Principal, Old Phone 1s4l.
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THE STATEHOOD Fight.
Quay Has a Gear Majority for The
Omnibus Bill.
Tile MINORITY is CAUSING DELAY
" Quay Wins, It Means the Overthrow OF
the Domination Of Six Men Who Have
So Long Controlled the Senate.
IT, MINORITY is CAUSING DELAY
Rr c. Arthur W. l!nmsl


By c. Arthur W. lnmsl
Washington. Janllty 90. .sst,n Core. !
spondence J--whateyer else may be said !
about the Statehood a.bt. II Is ,byl u. 10 |
rho unnreiudicod .b.n.v,, mat tho -ols,
''o''' 'si '"'l "e WAY
VI business IN the senate ~ moi cue 10 the
movements Of Senator Quay and the others !
~ % W"
[ Mexico Arizona ana oklahoma, but I'D ,Ic
/ obstructive tactics Of the minority watch
fF"7 w." Emma" anu MS 90
I WORKERS furih'r' inns ollpo'iiio comes
/ non from the LARGO st1tes nm ,,s,,,rY,
( - ''e p''"''i ~
oili o'i' o, Two OF the IT'D 'Sh.h@ant Hre
! ordina-ii, pul,Iic .,,t,,,,, IL .1
~, p,''''e 'I'''''" " ~ mario" ana
/ poneuts Of Statehood can net rsr around
! That fact mo- matter ,s,,,t tboye -. ,i,,u.,
,le deals Qaay has On fool ivy ''' "'ou'
rolitirs sj;o,i Van" MS . W ,nat
M ourstior ~ w. ~, 80 Ia selS my"
n@s always been matter Of politics, Long
a,lri ptHeI ,io9nltsome legislation Is dis
pGf3ea OF ana after whatever political sic.
nlhrance may be attached to It is relega.ed
| 70 the rear states VIII be voting for pre5i-
dents end other officers Territories cart
! vote IurtAer comment seems almost super.
| advocat%. or SfatcbooI ~ f,IeSi.,,cl is
senator's who represent the larger States
"l inc Union. The representation from
r6,,,io tHrh ,ue ARREST SSale IN Pnnl OF
aggressiyeiy onnospd TO Tho odm,s!i,,n 81
the proposed now States while Old Man
P9tt Is inclined to be lukewarm,, Mt least,
,,k ~ t tt "'. "'l inlorurd lc''ons5
., ''S 'u,'' .ut ps"Ptl lint ne VIZ
MA Ji.5 |g g "l ~. s!.e "I 1is irltuu " a.!
~ 81 49, a. agV,ur' laGl4gntiy yorct NJ wen
- noes iobelhrf ana flatt ana QUAY ave
lH1 lmChN iAfteu Win the snlne suck To
thihA OF gohg back OH each o-her at criti-
tHl moments.
~
Even II platt Joins Depeyv md yotes
,.,,t,s, e., y+...,'s ',
"7""e' '"' 9t"''H""u p'h' tue eueet vi"
be miuimized by the fact that both the
senators from pnppsvlvouf, tho -o,,,i
l,rgcst ,,ot,,t.oI 1,,I,,,,,, .''e 800
l"'s'ht p"hIca DIVISION OF the Onlteu
States, win work and east their votes for
tho mcuelre iu1,ots tho t1trd Sto+. b,.
both nor srnnfnrs Gpii',,, Ana M III, Lao
! ,vnri.lt, r7 'l, tI "''V ,'- 'tl'i
r,,,rth SEN S ~, A7 t"l Di"4 w
guitn Srlg' Lotuhrt Is vigorous ~ ms
auI"'ayS vl nt99''9noa "hi5g hanna IS
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Pe-ru-na is a Specific for Pelvic
Catarrh.
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SLOW fever Is the most dreaded OF an
diseases OF the South. OxIpINE prevents
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LJLSTreSS
after Eating

Nausea between meals, belching, yom.
ting, Hatulsnce, fits of nervous head
ache, pain in the stomach, are all
symptoms Of dyspepsia, and the longer
It is neglected the harder is to cure It.
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Take oxGDINE for chils and Fevers.
Crrr erarepfced,
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Catarrh OF the Pelvic Organs is
the Bane of the Female Sex.

Very Few Women Are Entirely
Free From ii.
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Hoods JarSGpGriiL0
and Pills

Radically and permanently cure it,
strengthen and tone the stomach and
other digestive organs for the natural
performance of their functions.
Accept no substitute for Hoods.
@I bad dyspepsia twenty-five years ana
took different medicines but got no help
nntil began taxing Hoods sarsaparIlla
Have taken four bottles OF this msdieInr
and can now eat almost anything sleep
Val. hare no cramps IN my stomach. nc
buFnins and ms distress" MIS-. wnLrAa
Q. BsRErrT, a oinsy ST., Providence. r.
Hoods SarsapariIia promises &c
RIsTe and kssps>tfss promise.
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Ask yopr druggist for Free Perana Almanac.