davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Globe-republican., 1903-10-01

For children tsething softens the gums reduces In.
namaton, allyl pain cures wind collie, %c bottle.
The Globe-republican., 1903-10-01

A cigar may be named for q general
and still belong to the rank and file.
The Globe-republican., 1903-10-01

DO YOUR CLOTHES LOOK YELLOW
Then use Defiance Starch, 1t will
keep them white-18 o. for 10 cents.
The Globe-republican., 1903-10-01
WHEN YOU BUY STARCH

WHEN YOU BUY STARCH
buy Defiance and get the best, 1902. for
10 cents. Once used, always used.
The Globe-republican., 1903-10-01

JUNE TINT BUTTER COLOR
makes top Of the market butter.
The Globe-republican., 1903-10-01

When q fellow 10 frozen out Of q
good thing it naturally makes him hot.
The Globe-republican., 1903-10-01
COLD FEET IN SUMMER TIME.

A lot Of misdirected sympathy is
wasted on the under dog
The Globe-republican., 1903-10-01

hot weather. Many ladies' have discovered
that the depression Of hot weather and tho
rigors they have been in the habit Of at,
tributing to malaria, quickly disappear
when they use Peruna. This is why Pc
runa is so popular with them. Peruna
provides clean mucous membranes. and the
clean mucous membranes do the rest.
Ifyou do not derive prompt and satisfac-
tory results from the use Of Peruna, write
at once to DR.. Hartman, giving a full state
lnent Of your case and he will be pleased
to give you his valuable advice gratis.
Address DR.. Hartman, President Of Tho
Hartman Sanitarium Columbus, Ohio.
The Globe-republican., 1903-10-01

Two souls with but single thought
seldom remain single.
The Globe-republican., 1903-10-01

II you don't tip the waiter the waiter
Is apt TO tip the plate.
The Globe-republican., 1903-10-01

A man must have plenty Of backbone
TO succeed; also plenty Of cheek.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-02-01
RrpuDIAreD HAYES STATEMENT

REPRESENTATIVE Negroes at Richmond Oe'
novnced His Remarks as lnoendIsfY'
Richmond. Va. January Sl-At mass
meeting Of representative colored citizens
held here. the following resolutions were
adopted:
whereas The public press communicated
70 rs certain speech purportins to have
bsen made by our friend and townsman'
lame, r. Hayes. IN the city OF Washing
ton. which speech, II true, We regard as
being incendlary; and,
.,7yhereas, The said press published tne
fact that the said James Hayes was eoun'
sci FOR the colorci people Of Virgins; now
therefore as citizens of Richmond we Dc
sire TO enter our protest and disappro'al
o, the uttcrances attributed to Hayes as
having been made at a public meeting In
Washington.
Eve now therefore invite the represents
five colored men OF this city to meet IN
conference Monday to take such action as
Is necessary to place us properly before
the pcopIc MS colorod citizens engaged in
business m Richmond
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-02-01
Second Court Of ApneaI.

Fo1 wort5, Texas, January n Pro-
ceedlrgr in the court Of civil appeals for
the Second supreme Judicial district Of
Texas NJ Fort Worth
Notions submitted Ferguson. Mckinney
D. G, Co VS. CITY National Bank Of col
nrado. FOR rehesring and TO certify: West
ern Umon Telegraph Company VS.. Davis,
for additional conclusions; Winters ct Il vs.
Jones, for rehearlpg, Texas and Paclac
Ra llway Company Va. Doughty, for rehear-
ing aud for additional dndings l. s. Brown
ct III w. D. G. Hil ct AL to advance;
vickery ct oil Va KcndhcL ct al. Tor rs-
hearing,
Aiotloas overruled Winters q al ".
Jones. FOR rehear1ng; King County vs..
Mitchell for rehehring; Texas and Pacific
Railway Company VS.. Doughty, for rehear.
ing and for additional Bindings; slaught T
/ Va Dewitt q Flato, Tor additional con
I clugons; Ferguson Mckinney D. o. Co. IS
City National Bank OF Colorado, for re-
hearing ana 10 certify western Union Tel
ugraph Company vs.. Davis for additional
I conclusions; Yictery et NJ ys, Keudrick
et al, for rehearing; Bl then ~. Bo-ner
for additional findings
The motion TO Advance IN the case Il /.
S Brown OF al VI. d. q Hal et a., fro j
Taylor county. wa granted and the cAs'
set for submission February p, 1868.
Cases affirmed Harris ". Go isoy, from
Hardeman; Western Union Telegraph Com
{ pany We Waller. from wichita,
Reversed and remanded lake, T'mD &
Co, vs.. Copeland e al, from Lubbock.
Reversed snd rendered: Hal va Levy et
| al from Cooke.
Cases submitted: Parker "a, Ice ct al
from Jack: AdRtr ys. Hays et nj, FROM
Armstrong Hunt Bros. VS.. Missouri Kan
gas and Texas Railway Compin -
wichita: Bell HgFlware Company w. hid
dc. from Eastland; Missouri, X ms nd
'Tpvng Halfway CumfgHng vs.. SACK, ffol
Taraut: Foust Il nl SIS Waren, fr m Pal.
Pinto
The case Of ". A. Shelton vs.. Sh
Northern Texas Traction Comp ny WI
pAssed 10 the heel W the docket unde
agreement tiled by counsel
Cases set for February q 1903; Lrnci
et al vs. PitJuar 81 al, from B0squei over
ton VS. Cavitt ct 81. from Bosque: Bier vs.
, | Herndon from Cooke Texas and Fncin'
Railway Company ~, sniis6on, from MI "a
Ell! unknown heirs Of G.. W Norton, De
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-02-01
DISCUSSED TARIFF REFORM
Candidate for Democratic Leadership
Makes a Ringing Speech.
THIRTY'TwO CLAIMS BILLS PASSED
But Owing to tho Lack Of a Quorum.
MIR. Payne's Opposition Was Effective
In Several Instances.

Washington, January GA general de-
bate Of three hours on the postofhce sppro-
priouon Dill was made notable by speech
In favor Of tariff reform By Mr. williams
lMiss) candidate for the democratic leader.
ship Of the next house.
During the consideration Of tho hill
speeches were made by MIR. Paul N. ca.
Gaines Crenn) and Hill Comm
At 3 o'clock business was suspended and
the house listened to addresses by Messrs
Pearce (Md), Dslzell pa and Schirm
!Mdl on the life and public service II
Gharles Carroll OF Csrrollton. ana John
hanson, Two stgners Of the Declaration ~
Independence, whose statues have been
erected by the State of MARYLAND In star.
uary ball. Resolutions were also adopted
FORMALLY accepting the statues IN behalf Of
the government.
Mr. GrosyeDor lohio, presided during
these exercises, and there was a large mum
hcr Of Mnrynnders I'm the galleries The
death OF Representative Rumple of Iowa.
Nhlch occurred this morning IN Chicago,
was announced; the usunl resolutions were
adopted and Il committee WAS appointed to
attend the funeral Then. as q further
mark Of respect, the house adiourucd until
tomorrow, when memorial session will he
MILAN OF Michigan.
When the house recovered nj 1890 a. m.
today it was still the Legislative day Of Fri
day and the consideration OF the claims
| Dill favorahly acted on yesterday was
proceeded with There was not a ouroum
present and the situation was at the mercy
of MIR. PAYNE. lie allowed the bills To which
he was not opposed to be passed but every
one to which ne raised objection was laid
on the table Thirty-two Of the fortv.two
hills wCro passed. u, was then agreed by
unanimous consent that the remaining thir
tccu should hc cuuSil rod Tuesday.
The house then adjourned until noon
A. noon the house convened for the reg.
ulnr Saturday session and proceeded with
I consideration Of tho poStoffce appropriation
/ bill. Mr. Paul discussed the trust question.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-02-01
IRRITATING ROUBLE- QUICKLY
OVERCOME
II You Only Find Out tho Right Course
to Pursue.

II You Only Find Out tho Right Course
to Pursue
Many physicians who advertise to cure
piles without the aid OF the knife simply
use Pyramid Pile Cure remedies They DO
so because they know II is the best medi.
cine for obtaining proper combination Of
the most scientific ingredients for the cure
OF piles.
Pyramid Pile Cure Is not IN an expert
mental stage, but 10 au established remedy
and Is recognized and used by the best ply
sicians I'm the country. Being IN suppoh
tory form, Il reaches the trouble at once
aud the healing process IS quick and effect.
I've. immediate results are obtained, and
before tile patient realizes the fact he has
recovered from the pain, suffering and irri
tdtion which this trouble causes
trouble, obtain relief et once, II Is well
With a very young child 10 reduce the size
Of the supposltory before using However,
II children are afflicted with pies, they
should be treated without delay or the
trouble may become chronic, Hundreds OF
little ones have been cured with Pyramid
lile Cure.
pcoplc woald look 10 the regularity OF tht
bowels and not become consupated. Con
Etipatiou and ~ attendant us can be
avoided hy the use OF Pyramid pills. The
proprietors OF the Pyramid Pile Cure gaN
Thai A was necessary 20 use with the ma
jnrlty Of their patients mild nOnirritRtin.
ia1aii7o. and the Pyramid Pills for constl
milton we're the result ~ much careful
iouaht aud patient investigation Pyrh
mid Pile Iure aud Pyramid Pills are sol,
+ IN druggists everywhere for nifty mn,
I invent -6ye cents per package
A Uttie hook on the nature and cure o
I bern,r~boids or niles viii be Furnished frel
4 anon application 70 the Pyramid Drug Co.
| Aazshsl[ Njca.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-02-01
Watts lndored for linda.

Beaumont, Texas, January si.-purlnr the
afternoon session OF the district court
Hon. X A. Greer appeared and made a
motion that the court be suspended tempo
rariy, and that meeting Of the bar OF
Jefferson county take place TO lraw IN
resolutions Endorsing aud requesting tho
governor 10 appoint Hon. A r Watts iudre
OF the new SlXtieth Judicial dIstrlct
The motion was sustained aud Judge W
/; Crawford moved that Mr. Greer he inate
chairman Of the meeting The motion v-ns
seconded and carried. Mr.. Greer vas then
requested 10 prepare the resolutions ana
telegraph them TO the governor. Alr Greer
asked Judge Hardy 10 prepare Inc trle.
gram, which reads as follows;
Ills ENcellcncy, s. w. 7. LauhAin. GOV.
ernor, Austin Texas
Resolved by the bar Of Jefferson conn
y, AL present, That Hon. A. T. Watts
Is Endorsed for Judge OF the new SiNtirth
Judicial district OF Texas Unanimously
adopted, aud you are Respectfully re-.
quoSted to appoint him as such ,udre
r. A. Greer, Chairman
Almost the entire bar was prcsrn, and
each and every one expressed themselves
ms being pleased with tho action OF the ba-
aud Judge Pope stated to Hon Il 4 tirrc,
when he made tho motion. tsat n was 4
very good move, and ne was ycrv well
pleased with the selection
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-02-01
!, & lip WITHOUT AGREEMENT.
Nav Act in Texas Patronage
On His Own Account
go. f#t. p,.t

~, Nav Act in Texas Patronage
'I On His Own Account
Special to The PostJ
,,,0top, January 81. There are rea'
!, tbs belief that the Texas patron
@,,,on win be actively taken up at
Vbr House some dag next week,
NM wednesday,, and that within
limit time thereafter most Of the
n, ,nnolDtments will be announced.
N, prcres to be the case, 1t will proba-
I'm that the president has finally de-
4 a take the responsibilities on his own
.3Es and make the appointments re-
Il Of the differences Of opinion be
!. state Chairman Lyon and National
-uittaeman Hawley. il is said that the
4 NM ave the two bosses until Febru-
d get together" and II seems tnat
/, he Il now at hand without any agree
h n, having been reached. While u. ~,
5erstn holds no executive position In the
4 4 examination. the impression prevails
4 MI his opinion will have considerable
m Al the White House and that as
\ Nj that Hawley and Lyon do nor agree
Il M more important offices, he may turn
Z residents favor IN whs,ever direction
A fishes Nlr. Green said frankly to the
4 correspondent today thar he came here
&r,. The re.sppointmeut Of Harry Beck
n nanaster ut Hilsboro This was Que
Y Offices controlled 10y Mir Green after
ueuorabla aght With Hawley aud ha
N not propose 10 sec 1t lruvc his hands
+. sfthnut n etr1rg'o TrNn has q gun-
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-02-01
RECEIVER ASKED FoR
By the Gulf Refinina Company But 40
ton Was Postponed.

Bv the Gulf Hefinina Company But 40
ton Was Postponed.
beaumont Texas. January 3t.-The shit
nendip- in the district court, wherein the
Culf Refining company IS plaintiff and the
Palestine Beaumont on company and the
sDindle Top Power company are defend
nnts. csme up FOR a hearing this afternoon
IN tho district court The plaintiffs are pray
Ing for temporary restraining order pre-
venting the defendants from selling or dis
poslnc N any Of their property. wells, Ill
or anything until hearing cnn be hnd 70
ascertain whether or not the court will an
point receiver for the affairs n the com
pany. The defendants are alleged 70 have
entered into n contract with the defendant,
,ybnrebv they were 20 furnish the plaintif
with 50 900 barrels Of oil 10 I20 days; this
contract was made modifying q former con-
tror4 made by the defendants with the
plaintiffs which called for 24oOJO barrels
M rho laffpi. contract and nearly onC-thlrd
OF tho amount ~ oil has been dehrcrca. bul
the piHiutlm In ~ petition heHeYts thnt "
fIe Attendants sell nr dispose OF their mold
inrs AM tho field they wifi become insolvcut
Thc matter ~ making drHslon Wae pul
on until Monday. Iouusel iot tGe H't ~
ants. Mr. J S Wlelcss, commended that "a
sult bt dismissed on the grounds that me
defendunt had sixty days iu which 10 fulhl
he contract and that IN tho petition me
plaintiF does not maFc G positlN" dechrH
I'm that tho defendants are or will be I'm
solvent. he also contends that court 90
equity has no jurisdiction {" appoint re
ceiyer or issue any restrslnlnz VI ny W.
over S6s, 600 are asked By re plaintiff,
The many attorneys q the city are ha ~
Testing more than oreinary 81 ,- sn an an
! Nsnday ls awaited with eons!dsrsbl,
snxisty. a. thsra are many more Erit'
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-02-01
[TLBfRSON'S BILLS
h, ia GET Action on Three
E'', ..ss Before Adjournment
LurnG MAY DEVELOP SOON
a.. Offices in Texas Which
|sS'd . ~ ooybt--Mr Green 10
Now Busy
-...itn The Postl

Np' i.nnory s1.-senator oul-
Tr'lnsJ e. hand three matters Thieh ne
Iss his ID =. through congress at this
rr'Ss !" :, tbese is the bill making an
ai Va' =, dam across the Rio
|rSHiuo,p, p,so the purpose Of which has
= a. .d IN these dispatches He
'l'A, .-sIps quietly in the interest OF
N'' and while there is no certain
7'',ls an be gotten out Of the foreign
~ ..mnlttee he believes there is
a .o.. g, y 4 favorable action. Senator
sIu \. . member Of this committee and
u " '"teysr assistance lies in his
IRE Tu''s'
III ,m which Senator Culberson Is
IsglAI g ,at through Is that proYidlnng Tor
e,s 70 KY ,snt III permanent military
iasal.sl.r.,,s.itiion near san Antonio. a
/, q ms. .o no cat look for this measure
[wlao S9snbIous. but now those inter.
a,ii.,s they have reason 10 u'Pe 'O'
e ,on before March . CO...
'., .yment Of the S5Q, 0Po que Iue sIaIs
7! w, the United states on account
fils, ST. III county transfer is also engag-
D, ule. OF the senior sendtot,
ilf .s'nrances that this matter VIII
Ny y, -, Tor 10 the sundry civil Dill.
r1la are that this session OF con
tisls 'anc S the payment Of the debt.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-02-01
tN8URe DEALS m PROPHECY
Well as FIsttery-Rooseyclt Good
and Great and Healthy"

We'll as FIattery--Rooseyelt Good
and Great and Healthy"
lAargou, January 81 To a repre-
''ite Of the Associated Press Baron
H'nbufg, Geunouy's represent tive.
iT'Ted last night. expressed the
afaiio0 be telt at returning to the
sa States.
appreciate the kindness with which
@nlrS has been received. 1t has /
'efy sudden, I had merely gone to
ior short ,ime on my way back
seulla when | received orders to ~
. Washington as quickly as possible
s'uus charge OF the embassy i'm the
III Oh the ambassador.
Il return 10 America as minister
'9en'l'ry from my government am
&c Of the changes that have taken
!, ,T ,on,l was here, more than ten wears
4 ~ attache. Then your presl-
clVu service commissioner. (
~, va W. 70 oe prophet. but when |
a Ky Roosevelt ] was deeplv i'm.
8,uiy ~ ~ us unuring energy and his
vi "a purpose. IT was his comhiua-
,lEl convinced ne that some d2v /
/, "' MN at the bead of this great
.rs s SAD goodbye to him upop nv
m ,Tb ZION Washington, the first time.
Hsy.I, ~ again congratulate YOU. MIR.
(. \, W. .ns you will be one step nearer Tho
II a sss, un hearing of his appoint.
k.' , aaiiisaAnt secretary OF the navy, I
h .Ds s .e me to congratulate Won on
.s.t vSssp nearer the presidency
b tbst 81 ne was elected governor I
y Y0n. 1e next time II would be nresi.
rs, IN \. President is the personi6cation
Asacs . y sOoa and great and healthy in
n la 10Y appreciate the fact that /
b nss,yet talk of the primarv object
III Sss ssas; the conduct Of The Vene.
"a Is5sssGaationE shall take nm The
n . ts NJ proceed at once IN NV endea q.
b asn \. Z settlement. wnnt tbs
aas tosS Opi. TO know Germany Is 'o os
s.sct,toS,a. early conclusion as any Of
n iso,Sssa G a.. 70 see the point made TINT
Hw d ~ sO Strine Is not In any way in.
a' Venezuelan situation. u"
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-02-01
Rush 10 Pay Taxes.

Beaumont, Texas, january 5l.-ror Col
lector King has had many callers today
Late payers thronged his oface MI through
the day. F7rIy-clrht thousand dollars I'D
yelorem taxes had been paid Up TO 10
o'clock this morning including tn entire
month. and something In tn" ncighborhood
or $4,000 has hNcn received hv him since
rhe hour named Tho occupation taxes
haze only been about $1,000 FOR tho month.
Npri4-oolnE the largest month In the Year
FOR occupation tGSrs The American Ma
tional bank kept its doors omen until ID ,
closlng hour so that so much money did
NOT have 10 be carried around or left in the
snfc IN the council room.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-02-01
MILES JURY DISAGREED.

AGED Defendant In the Celebrated Case
Must Be Tried Again.
san Antonio, Tcxas January 81 After
being ont last night and all Of today, th
jury in the cAse OF the state Va. Jonathan
Miles aged so yearr, charged win the muir
der Of Harry Rail, agcd 10 years In Menard
county IN August, 1904, was this evening
discharged. being unable 20 agree on YER
dict.
This case has created great interest In
Aenard county and has been bitterly
fought on both sides. II was taken from
Menard TO KimbhA county on change OF
venue on account OF the bittcr feeling IN
the former and finally brought from Kim
hnll 20 Rerar.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-02-01
NEW FEED FOR HOGS,
Il Is Greoian Tree Which Hayden Is
Sending to Texas.

Washington, January sl.--A new feed
stun which is said to be particularly de-
slrahle for hogs is being introduced in
Texas through the efforts Of Representative
Slayden. 1t is furnished by tree, com
monty called saint johns bread which
was imported from Greece by the depart
ment Of agriculture about year ago. This
tree thrives on dry, rocky ground and on nj"
other 1t is thought to be particularly
we'll adapted n West Texas, In which ter.
ritory slips II the trees are now being DIS
trbutcd by the department q, the sug=es-
ton 1T the san NuJouio representative \
limited number Of these are still ON hand
and may n, he'd hv application TO Mr. STAY
don. The tree bears pod which Is ot'''Aeu
ss feed
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-02-01

beaumont Texas, January al.-In tho
district court today before Judge Pope tho
grand jury made Its hnnl report for tn,
term and was discharged for the term with
thanks from the court The report was
merely formal. stating that the body had
been In session FOR twenty four DAYS con
t'nuorsly, beginning January :. and that
II had investigated MI cases sent Ia II
from the justice courts throughout the
county and had also heard voluntary wit
nosscs on other matters II returned with
rs report In addition 20 the Indictment.
already furnished. nine six being frluuics
aud three being mislomoanors
In addition 10 hearing this report. the
court has becn busy TODAY with The ulN
c1mpany- PALESTINE Rcnumont suit
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-02-01
pArE OF REUNION FIXED.
General Gordon Announces That 1870 |
Camps Have Joined the Association.

General Gordon ANNOUNCES That IEsU
Camps Have Joined the Association.
New Orleans, La, January aL--General
Gordon. commanding the United Confcder-
nte Veterans announced that according
TO the custom heretofore In force, which
leaves to the commanding general and dc
partment officers tho fixing Of the date o.
tho rcuuion. the next annual reunion will
be held May a. 90. ~ and -. 1893 m
New Orleans those days having been named
by our host as satisfactory with pride
the commanding general announces that
1870 camps hnyo already Joined the assoc
citation. and he hopes that many more viii
ale applications before the reunion. H."
and form themselves into camps and send
at once 70 these headquarters Tor organizs-
tion papers, so that their aid may b"
secured in carrying out the benevolent,
prai-eworthy and patriotic objects Of the
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-02-01

Pittsburs Pa, January 81. Colonel pa
vld Philip Jones. chief engineer Of inc
United states navy, retired, died here last
night, Colonel Jones was prominently
known throughout the United Statos as tho
father Of modern engineering In the navy,
which distinction WIS earned by his estab-
liehment Of the engineering department ~
tho naval academy. After the course was
opened nc became one Of the professors
and was one Of the most successful and
popular ever az the school.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-02-01
A NoIuntary Inereass.

Denver. Colo, January 3l.-The Denver
and RIO Granie road has voluntarily IN
creased the wages Of It's machinists, boiler
makers. blacksmiths, tinworkers, inspect
ors. car repalrers and their helpers ~ 20 ,
t-.r,,ep ma engineers OF the Denver and
Rio t,raudc Is In scssion here, aud ~ is re-
,'rtpd thp fremeu. engineers, conductors
and tralnmcu stand out for o 70 per cent
reisa I'm wages which has been refused, II
is said. hy General Manager Harding
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-02-01
BROKE ALL PREVIOUS aEcoRDs
New York Clearra House Balances Ur
usually Larae.

'NEFH Y olh 1iNuFl'N l1AIeF pNlaTGGs VI.
usually Large
New York, january 81 Today's haiUnceS
At 1sr clearing house, &24,a77 ,94s, broke all
previous records I'm volume the nesrcst up.
pFoach being S24p4s,ooo in July OF last
year Tho individual showing on some ~
the leading banks gave rise 10 much cont
lecture. For instance. the First National
bGnh had q debit balance Of over Sl2,0O,h.
200 which was partly OBJECT by the credit
balances Of the Bank OF Commerce, and
American Exchange National bank instltu
lions with which the First National las
= Cse affiliations. The National city bank
reported n debit balance OF over $1,000. 90
lint these figures were not reflected 10 any
OF its yuheidiGry banks.
The unusually large credit balance Of the
subtrcssury at tbe clearing house, amount.
ing to 50. ga. 2dT results directly from tho
payment Of q note and Interest to the gov
"rpuent o. about 100000 10y the Central
Pacific railroad OF California
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-02-01
ANOTHER VICTORY FOR GUAM

Senate Committee on Agriculture "''
Rcpot Statehood Bill as Rider
Washington, January 81 Thc soaie
committee on agriculture today agreed &"
place the omnibus Statehood bill ON the
.,,rricultnrsl appropriation bill as rider
Tim proposition was strongly antaeoniTed'
hni II carried by the two thirds vote Hans,
broueh, Foster and Quay repnhaC on,scc @pd
huIe' T. T. ~ affirmative and Proctor aud
noI'liit-cr and Quarics. republicans in the
negative.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-02-01
A p,osent for eeneraI 0ord0n.

New orleans. January 81 r N. ilill 81
vcKInnor rexas. and b $. Ellis OF Caddo'
| r.. have bought splendid bIoooed' uaIN
bov horse. without blcnish, wbieil '' 10
~, rro.op,.d TO General ] r Gordon a,
~. Confcdoratc reunion IN this cry am 2nI
ri35en nv linn Ia the parade n The e1-' on, on
tolerate Veterans in May i9e o% ret.,rsns'
s IA rlli srTirs 10 this elty trn days before
the reunion.