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SCRANTON FROM elRoN

is One Of the Conditions Named Before
Reconciliation with Father
Munich, Bavaria, February a-The father
OF the former crown princess Of Saxony,
the Grand Duke Ferdinand ", of the non.
reigning house Of Tuscany is willing to be.
come reconciled 10 her, It is said on the
following conditions:
absolute separation from Giron
The grand duke Of Tuscany 70 AZ har
place Of residence and 10 select her en-.
II is regarded as certain that the former
princess VIII accept the ultmatum
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RACE TROUBLES IN MISSOURI.

Negroes Publioly Whipped on the Court
House Steps
Fayette, No February GA race war
has been started as the result of the public
whipping of three negroes. two Of them
women, on the court house steps, Friday
night A committee of the Law aud order
league took three negroes from their homes
and whipped them publicly for alleged mis-.
conduct; Since then tho negroes and white
people have been at swords point and IT
Is said twenty-five negro families have been
frightened into leaving this vicinity.
The recent killing Of Harry O'Donnel n
reputable citizen, was charged TO negroes
and did much TO stir up enmity.
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become so common that they would not
bear investigation.
The senate resumed confederation Of the
Statehood bill, the debate being priucipni'
IL ON the question OF the influence Of the
Mormon church on politics
The house spent most OF the day consid.
ering District OF Columbia bills,
The house. on motion of Richardson Of
Tennessee, struck from the journal it's
action IN presenting tho conference report
on the department Of commerce bin on
Sunday
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SURPRISE FOR wHIrecAPs

Whte Citizens Set Trap Tor Them ard
They We're Arrested 3''
Nl,Asnnrs' Miss February o.-Eirbt ol
ieged whltecappers have been arrested o.,
yalIed at Knoxville, In Franklin co,ntr
me story OF taeir capture is an interests Dtsrcst,r.,
one. Among those warned to Leave rs
well-to-do aud respected negro forn,.,'
When notice was served upon him 70 -
cate, some OF his white nelcbh,rs 49,, a.
20 stay that they would see MIN tbro, IN
trap was set and when a body ~ ~ D.
men N rode up ana surrounded the peSro.s
t Gus, Int l9lioWlng night posse Of w6its
1llSehs teok them In the rear, contnrio,.
slglt They are held under bonpSs ~ ins
S=uuO each for the grand Jury. "uS oil
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MOVEMENT OF OCEAN VESSELS

Especial 10 The Pnstl j..
The LAzzard. Passed; MlrsmlVm
Galveston for Havre and RotteFa'I ,,,.l
Marcus. Hook IA. The tanA -N,,
Roma. from Port Arthur. Texas 1sas 1 I Y u
below Marcus Hook bar l ss,
perhdns be coated at food ua amsr stif
Philadelnhia.- Cleared 4. bsfl
rick, for Port Arthur toNluS
NJ 81
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fin Rncient Foe

To health and happiness is Scrof-
ula-as ugly as ever since time
immemoriel.
1t Causes lunches In the neck,
disf1gures the skin, infames the
mucous membrane, wastes the
muscles, weaSens the bones, re-
duces the power of resistance to
disease and the capacity for re-
covery, and develops into con-
sumption.
A bunch appeared on the left side Of my
neck. II caused great pain. was lanced,
and became q running sore. went into a
gene ;al decline. ! was persuaded to try
Hoods SarenparillA, and when had taken
elk bottles my neck was healed and have
never htd my trouble OF the kind since"
Mas. X. 7. SNYDER, Troy, Ohio.
Hoods JdrsdpariiE0
and Pills
viii rid you of Sorofula, radically
and permanently, as they have
rid thousands.
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FoREleN.

II Is reported that war has been declared
between Guatemala, on one sida, and san
Salvador and Honduras on the other.
santo Domingo has positively refused 10
ncccde 10 the demands Of the United states
regarding the steamship company's debt
Another fight in the PHILIPPINES has re-
suited badly for the American constnbles
The crown princess has sent for Giron,
negotiations with Snxouy having been
fufiIe
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-02-10

Topeka, Kan, February 9-vice pras,
dent Kenries OF the Santa Fe is IN eonfsr.
enee with the ralnmen OF the rooa !.
connection with an increase in wages an n IN -
aensha ~ per cent, but It is thonrbt y
10 per cent "0Ss OF
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n, no. wait until you or sa'n' n ".
family are sick nigh unto ds'teSib S a' = 4
s ser,'I for Chamberiains cabe NV NV sna y
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remedy that can always % ,o uss ~
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VENEZUELA.

Minister Bowen VIII not sign the proto.
coils Of Germany and Italy SO long ny they
insist on their present demands
The niles are afraid unless they obtain
stipulations to the contrary, that Ncnezn-
ella might impose retolatory duties.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
WAR HAS BEEN PROCLAIMED
Guatemala Again Salvador al
Honduras

London, February IL The Daily
Mail this morning publishes d!s
patch from Guatemala declaring that
war has been proclaimed between
Guatemala on one side and sal
vador and Honduras ON tha otuer.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-02-10

Reeville. Texas, February I'm VI, IN IN
Nenl son of Mrs. I. ?. AcNsn ..,u.r ~,
near Lagarto In I've G,niuries If,i',,1
BY his horse falling with ni~
evening,
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RAILROADS.

The Goulds are said to be after the Den.
yer road.
The international and Grent Northern
has purchased twenty two new locomotives
and three dining cars
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here were destroyed by dFe toplrht 4
loss, which is estimated At ppwa,IS !, \
100000. Is fully covered by ilsnlaaw q. Il
eral hundred workmcn are thrown ~
emnlnXmnnf
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CONGRESS.

Senator Carmack spoke on the Rawlins'
resolution calling on the secretary OF war
FOR certain courts martial. lie charged that
murders In the Philippines ny soldiers Ind
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A Destructive Fire

Richmond, Va, February 0-The sn,se
mill and part Of the horseshoe department
'ne famous old Tredgear Iron works
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WASHINGTON WAS SURPRISED.
Reports Not Later Than Saturday Wer
Reassunna.


Reassurna.
Washington. February 0,--Althoueh Ii was
recognised in Washington that the feeling
betv cen several OF the Central American
republics was at a high tension, because
Of the political conditions existing there,
vet Washington was not prepared for re.
ports that war had been declared. No
litter than Saturday last Senior Lopez. the
sQlva6orean minister. had reassuring ad.
vices from his government. which stated
his people We're FOR peace The United
States will soon have naval representation
on the Pacific coast, as Admiral Glass Is
about 70 leave san Francisco with his
squadron for Amapala island
Under the dispatches from Panama, pre-.
yiously received Guatemala and Salvador
were on the point OF war at the beginning
Of February. The sRlyadorean aud Guate
malan armies, commanded by their respec.
tive presidents, Generals Regalado ana
Cabrera, were on the frontier. accompanied
by revolutionary refugees. Troops were
constantly leaving San Salvador, capital Of
Salvador, for the Guatemalan frontier
Nicaragua was actively helping General
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qnd use Chamberlain Cholc, Cholera ma
Iharrhoea Remedy for all pains Of T f5e
no,sls ana az. unnatural looseness OF the
druggists. ~ an
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PATRICK GRANTED MORE TINE
In Which to Perfect His Appeal 70 "
der Case.

Albany. y. Y, February 9.-ine 81. ~.
appeals today extended the time y
to bring forward an appeal IN psp'a !,
Albert n. Patrick, convicted Of tne ~ Is.
If William NJ. Rice In making tns 49, ,y,
counsel for Patrick alleged thai tne wv ~,
attorney had violated his duty - ny h IN; NJ
cutting Jones, and the sranu Jui'
for not indicting him
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oantured BY Government rroop,

Paris, February 1o,--The correspondent of
the Matln NJ Caracas says that Guahrc
was captured by the government troops
after two hours ightlng
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WIN Sail Tor Hondnras.

FGG,yys,g,la,%3son' has dccrccd blockade of
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RECENT PUBLICATIONS.

The North American Review FOR Au.
gust deals with a number Of subjects
that have a leading place On the public
mind The Proposed British Zoll.
Neren is the title Of a symposium In
which the Right Hon. Sir John h. Gorst
81 T., opposes that policy as a Crush.
l0s Burden TO the British People,
while Archibald X. Colquhoun adyo.
Gates ID as "A fhucy that would Con.
serve The Empir.S and Henry LOOMS
Nelson professor % political sciences In
Williams College, considers It's Effect
on United states Trade" Wolf Won
Srhlerorand discusses the Results OF
the German Elections" Brig, Gen W
IA Carter. l.. $. A.. enumtrates some OF
the Influences which have retarded the
'Angl0-American Friendship" James
2. kimball denounces recent Agrees.
i've Forest Reservation" Archibald q
Hurd describes The phenomenal growth
OF "Russia's Fleet ~ recent years
j. kcir Hardie Al T., gives lnterestins
Information regarding the purpose and
operation OF FEDERATED Labor in Brit.
lsh Politics. Ms Kate r. Wodlsoy
deprecates "Woumns Inferior Position
In "a Republic" Lord North concludes
his personal memoir Of h.s graudfathe,.
who was Prime Minister Of England
during the Rey0utiouary war The
number concludes with the eighth part
OF NJ. Henry James, novel "The AM
bassadoTs New York.
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dons his duty In the time Of war Pos
aIby, many Of ,hc recen, deserters
would, If there had beeN war; been fore
most in places or danger whore the In
tercsts Of the country would have de-
mandcd their presence one cannot all
ways judge m times Of peace and no
danger Of who are the real heroes
The fact Of the matter Is that the
American soldier Ia too much OF an IN
dependent citizen to take kindly TO the
tiresome routine of soldier, or sailor,
without the excitement OF BATTLES, or
the prospect OF prefemcnt An Amer-
can has not the submisslyeness Of a
European soldier lie can no more
feel satisfied with life in the barracks,
or the hold Of a vessel, than a lion cap
uurcd in his native jungle can be made
to feel at ease, hitched to plow a
camel may be made to bear patiently o
heavy burden, and follow the lead Of q
donkey, content with o few cactus
leaves as food; but the king Of animals
win not be treated that way Militarlsm
Is foreign to the American spirit These
facts must be taken into consideration,
when the question Of desertion Is dis
GUESSED.
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IN RUSSIA.

The situation in some parts Of RUS
sla Is one Of chaos. The dispatches
state that a Strike il on, which af-
fects quarter Of million men. They
call 4 q strike IN the dispatches but
II Is evident that the movement IS al
most revolution. The authorities
view It In that light, for otherwise they
would not order the soldiers 10 cut down
Che dissatisfied ns 50 many dangerous
animals.
Reports from odessa say that all
Transcaucasia is in a state OF unrest.
The peasants are In revolt ana other
laborers are Joining them Georgians
are said to be leading the movement
Many Of them have been Killed by
Russian police and this has enraged
the others. The Georglans are well
armed, and they have a revolutionary
propaganda OF long standing 1t Ia
feared that the discomfort will spread
to the ports on the Black and Caspian
seas, and the harsh treatment accorded
the people makes this fear well found
ed especially as the Georgian reyolu-
tlonarles outside Of Georgia keep their
friends at home Informed Of Russia's
gathering difficulties in various parts
Of the world In order to encourage them
to keep up the fight throughout Trans.
caucasin.
Russia is an immense colossus and
its rulers exercise absolute power. They
have every means Of crushing little re-
bellions. and drowning the insurgents
in torrents OF blood, and they do not
hesitate to use their power to the full
extent. to save the throne, The Georgi-
ans have. therefore, but little chance,
But such conditions weaken the ems
pire. for all that II makes II more
difficult for the authorities to plan wars
OF aggression And some time the dis
turbances may tell, were they to break
out simultaneously In many places,
among the several conquered nations
that have been robbed Of their inde.
pendence.
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LOOKING FOR a CHANGE,

A French writer quoted by the Bos-
ton Herald, predicted some time ago
that a reconciliation between the lta-
ian government ana pnpaoy was I'M
mlnent. His idea was that Leo, during
his last years, was, in fact almost re-
conclled TO the existing situation, and
that It win be possible Tor the present
pope TO enter into friendly arrange
ments with the King Of Italy that
would nave been difficult, il not impos.
sible, for Pope Leo, who was bound
to quite a degree by the policy laid
down by Plus TX. At the present time
the italian Catholics are only author
lied TO vote IN municipal elections It
Is held to be at least probable that un-
der the next Pope they will be permit
ted 10 vote at all elections, and 1t Is
also said to be quite possible that the
new Pope viii Ignore the theory OF im-
prlsonment, win visit the celebrated
BaslllCn In the imperial city and viii
resume his old functions as bishop Of
Rome. This was written before the
election, and the result seems to verify
the prediction made The change may
not come at once, but that Is no sign
that IL will not come 1t must be re-
membered, though, that whatever poll
cy is chosen is done with the object in
view Of reaching the supremacy
claimed by papaey. on that question
there is not, and cannot be, difference
Of opinions, Methods OF procedure may
vary; different roads may be tried, but
the goal is only one,
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THE DENVER MISSION HOUSE

A short time ago the News" pub
lished picture Of the new mission
house about 10 be erected In Denver
An opportunity was given for all per-
sons to help the good cause. Some
few subscriptions have been received.
There Is stlll chance for any one VIII
ing to lend helping hand to do 80,
no matter what the amount may be,
Every little helps. II you cannot sub
scribe Cor thousand bricks try a
lesser number ! Will take any kind OF
available pay on subscription. II Is a
worthy cause; we should be creditably
represented IN the beautiful city Of
Denver, A little help from Utah, with
the vigorous work now being done In
Colorado win produce an edifice that
We shall all De proud Of Send small
amounts IN postage stamps or postal
orders. can also use some tithng
orders. G. II. SAVAGE.
Agent for the Committee.
President McRae, Chairman.
We oheerfully give prominence TO the
foregoing appeal We are wen aware
that there are numerous calls upon the
A'HfihN III Allh ivy ioi anu III Hllllllol
tndcayors. New wards have been Or
ganlzed and new meetinghouses are a
necessity The energies and means Of
many have been stretched 10 the limit
But there are some members OF the
church who live ia the older wards,
ana who have not been urged TO donute
for any such purpose as that In view
who mlght stev forward and do SON e.
ding towards the building now needed
iu Denver There are others. not rec
siding u thIa city who may wish TO
boy q brick or two for place In that
structure and their mites win be
thankfully received All Who wish to
help Iu any way in This desirable proc
feet may forward their contributions
TO G. q. Savage, salt Lake city who
hao consented To- act as agent for the
Dtryer building committee. THAT
which thou docst, do quickly
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Boston Transcript.

We are not sure but this llttle d..
monstratIon on the part OF "a few NAL.
contents may be a good thing for the
new government and have q strength.
ening effect upon ii. II has proved IN,
existence OF a strong national feeling
and the call TO revolt does not seem Ia
tempt many The government is got.
ting an the assistance It needs from IT'S
volunteer soldiery 20 handle any out
break likely 10 occur The fact that
members OF the revolutionary army arp
TO large extent still unpaid Is uufor-
tunate, because II can b. made to seem
10 the ignorant and thoughtess real
grievance; but the failure NJ the Unit.
cd States 20 keep faith with cuba IS
largely responsible FOR that. n there rs
any moral for this country TO draw.
even from this small nfaction of
peace and ORDER &c Is that We should
hasten TO redeem our pledges AID give
TO the island those economic concgs-
sions which Il has been solamnly PRONE
Used.
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WAR RuMoRs FROM TURKEY

The latest news from the Balkan
states is rather alarming From Sophia
COMES the report that the Macedonian
committee has proclaimed a revolution
ia Mouastir. and that the telegraph
wires have been cat, TO prevent the OUT
side world from receiving news speedily
Of what is going on. Il appears that
Turkey takes the matter seriously For
the Porte IS reported TO be- making >Is-
orcus preparations 20 meet the r.y0'u-
uonists with q sufficiently strong fore.
Of soldiers War between Turkey and
Bulgaria seems 10 De- feared a OOH.
possible outcome OF the trouble OF pres-
emit
Macedonia ls the last alyInr point
OF the Turks 90 Europe They have
really lost their provinces one by one.
until this Is about tha only one remain
nx Bulgaria would uks Go have Mace
don.a. auG so would ih. Greeks Per-
haps m this fact Turkish possession .s
socure. FOR Macedonia enaot f.e itself
ana neither Bulgaria nor Greece BIAS
shown auy w'ninsn S. Go help tine other
pary 90 take rl !on % the coveted
province
WAR IS always depiorahle. but The
,ustc-n question as ,he Balkan prob
Ida sometimes is called, cannot b.
solved n auy other way II il coirts
now. peace may possibly BE- established
under Die auspices 81 some firong c.y-
mEei power % &c BE- postponed, the
as ay ls delayed When surgical
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milwaukee, Wlsconsln.

The uprising does not seem to have
attained much Roadway before prompt
measures We're taken to put II down.
President Palma has the confidence Of
the stable element Of the population.
and Is conducting the affairs OF the
young republic with a mixture Of firm
ness and moderation worthy OF a
statesman The necessity at the pres
cnt time OF a call upon the United
states to put down an armed uprising
IN the island would be regarded the
world over as ominous Of Cuban in-
capacity for self government. An
friends Of independence viii sincerely
hope that Palma's administration win
continue TO be so alert aud cautious
as 10 nip disorder in the bud. and 10
Keep the Cuban craft from shipping
any heavy seas,
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CUBA's REVOLUTION.


Serious consequences are hardly TO be
expected from the incipient uprising In
cuba So far there is no evidence Of
a general organized purpose on the
part Of the soldiers Of the revolution
against Spain TO make a hostile pro-
test against the delay in their payment
for past services. The revolution
against Spain attracted a considerable
number Of the adventurous class, OF
course--pcrsons who followed the army
not so much through patriotic impulses
as for the excitement It afforded and the
sort OF living It provided But II must
be assumed that by far the larger
number Of the old soldiers were actu-
ated by genuine desire to establish
the independence Of Cuba. and this be-
lief Is not compatible with the assump-
ton that these men would now embar-
rass the republic by hostile demonstra-
tons because OF arrears IN payment
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operation must be performed the soon
en- il Is over with the better The
Turks govern Macedonia only for the
revenue that can be- extracted from the
people They give some war-llke tribe,
like the Albanians, power to collect the
taxes, and when the people complain Of
the atrocities committed by tax-gother-
crs, they simply reply that the Turks
very much deplore the yillalny, but it
Is committed by the Albanians who are
Christians n Armenia the kurds
are responsible, IN Europe the AL
banlansl The further news from this
reglon win be Malched with interest.
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Cleveland Plain Dealer.

Cuba has enjoyed more than a year
Of stable government and prosper.
Gus national life. II was freely prOph.
esled that rislngs Of the kind now re.
ported would veX the new government
from its birth, Such has not been the
case, For the past year Cuba has
been far more free from internal dis.
orders than has the big neighboring re-
public which made her freedom posi-
BILE President Palma seems TO have
the hearty support Of all classes whose
support Is worth having,and has shown
the necessary courage and frmness In
more dangerous crises than the present
disturbance promises to become His
attitude during the great Havana strike
some months ago was wholly admir-
able.
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A New York Judge declares that he
win not naturalze any one who cam
not speak the English language suf-
nciently to make himself understood.
Surely that Is not unreasonable II Is
impossible for one TO know a country
its people and instltutiors-without
knowing rs language The demand
that an applicant for citizenship shall
know the English language so as to be
able to make himself fairly understood,
Is quite different from the demand that
he shall be able to read and write II
correctly
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AS no nFsERrERs.

Numerous descftions have taken place
attiy from the army and navy OF abe
country Dcsertion is always bad 90
neans the Abandonment % duty the
,reaking Of obligations ana oeihs and
o on. but Il is impossible TO rgatd one
yho deserts in the time o. peace with
ne same detestation as one who aban-
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Holding q man for vagrancy who
has a thousand dollars in cash on him
Is something rather new in police court
circles. II man with a thousand doll
lars is q vagraut how much money
would a man have to have to be we'll
to-do?
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Another conspiracy has been discov-
cred in Belgrade, and a number Of Of
fleers arrested on suspicion, Peter
must feel that the foundation Of his
throne has not had time to settle,