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Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1903-03-12
viii Investigate the Situation.

Colorado Springs. Colo, March 12.-
Governor James H. Peabody is ex-
pected III Colorado Springs during the
afternoon to investigate for himself
the strike situation. The infantrymen
placed as pickets around the strike
headquarters have been withdrawn
and quiet prevails.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1903-03-12
distress Severe in paImatia.

Vienna. March l2.-The distress in
Dalm2tia Is so severe that the people
IL PARTS OF that province are reported
to be snbsisting on the bark Of trees
GIl on wild herbs.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1903-03-12
AFTER BOTH CONVENTIONS.
St. Louis Wants Democratic and r,

Se. LOUIS Want3 CIr1ocrGtS and Re
I-lc"c..ns to Nest There.
Wa shington. March 12.-Reu esenta.
tlVe ~. .nO.,-. II st. LOUIS tod the
piesiesl; au:!..a he day ;hat ST. Lou 6
woild cndeavor to secure both tle
Republican and Denoo, attic national
conventions next year
1t will be worlds fair year in ST.
Louis. said NJ. Bartholdt. the
greatest year in the history of the
city, and we will be able to offer sut h
attractions to the national conven-
tlons as never before have been of.
fered by any city"
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1903-03-12
Place for Major Edwards.

s Washington. March 12-Major John
~ Bittinger Of ST. Joseph. Mo-, will,
4 is said, be succeeded as consul gen
6eal to Montreal by Major A. w. Ed
words of Fargo. NJ d., a well known
newspaper man of the Northwest.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1903-03-12

sefore putting to sea say one prayer,
bsS ,re going to war say two prayers,
bef ,re getting married say three pray
- Spanish Proverb.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1903-03-12
DYING ev HUNDREDS.
Hunger Killing the Eiks in the Ma.
W tional Park,

Helena. Mont, March Estate
Game Warden Scott has received
word from Deputy Ferguson that elk
are dying by hundreds along the
northern boundary Of the National
park from hunger Snow has been
deep in that region. preventing ami
mails from obtaining food. Two Ital.
ians were arrested for slaughtering
tAo weakened and helpless animals
and will be prosecuted under the state
law. Portions OF the park are strewn
With carcasses.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1903-03-12
LOST A THOUSAND MEN.
Mad Mullah Suffered Severely in Re.
cent FIGHT.

Alden, Arabia, March 12.-Advices
received here from Obbia. Somaliland,
say that during the recent fight be.
tween the followers of the Mad Null
lah and the Abyssinian forces cooper
ating with the British. the former lost
thousand men. The Mullah. it is
added, is maintaining his authority
with ruthless severity. cutting the
thrOats Of male malcontents and mutt
lating women and children.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1903-03-12
CIRCULARS WE'RE FORGED.

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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-16
Victoria Locals

Victoria Texas, January IA Owing 70
the Indictment weather the regular meet
Ing Of The Business Mems association last
night was postponed as important business
including action on tho proposed merger
bill, was on tho program and a large at
tendance was desired
The annual meeting ~ the stockholders
If the Southwest Texas Fair association
was held Monday for the election Of a
board Of directors. Tho present board was
reelected.
Since tho publication IN The Post recent.
~ Of Mr., John J Welders Fuccessfui Ell
pertinent with sugar cane on Guadalupe
river bottom land he has been deluged with
letters inqulring II tho figures given by The
Post correspondent werc correct and n 30,
what such land could be bought FOR. The
figures are accurate aud thcrc, are thous-
Rnds Of acres iu tho county which VIA pro.
ducc equally as we'll, which can be bought
al from $40 TO $50 per ncre, according 10
distance from Victoria,
A. tho recent meeting Of W, II. Scurry
camp, United Confederate Veterans. Miss
Laramie Sullivan was elected sponsor vice
Miss Ethel Brownson. resigned.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-16
A DOCTORS BANQUET.


when Dr \. s. Davis. Dean Emeritus
If the Northwestern University, reached
his Snth birthday the event was celebrated
ma banquet M the Auditorium Hotel.
Chicago with 200 invited guests As most
of his long lfe has been spent studying
health, Or. Davis Is an authority on the
subject In one Of his recently published
articles, he says;
"The almost constant sense OF WEAKNESS
impels many workers to resort to tine use
o. strong tea and coffee. the stimulants IN
which appear to offer relief for from / 10 :,
hours hut which only add Ia their ui lJnnte
misery by hnpairing digestion aud causing
restless sleep az night"
This Is the truth IN n nutshell" writes
a Young lady authpress OF Wheaton. H.
land Il decided me 10 begin using Postum
Food Coffee IN place OF tea and coffee ]
had suffered from impaired digestion and
Wakeful nights. was tired an the time aud
my brain refused 10 respond 10 the demand
made upon Il by my profession
almost from the first ! felt benefited by
Postum and am now l0o per cent better,
brain clearer. digestion never better.
weight Increased % pounds. sleep soundly
All night and awake refreshed In mind and
body.
thar al least 90 Of my acquaintances have
adopted Postum Name given by Postum
90 Battle Greek, Mich.
pssSi disss,ss ara vsst .prau whsn ssrisS
~ eotae II coffee Is left co apd Postum
adopted
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-16
ATTERNooN SESSION


On the call Of the ballot for assistant
postmaster, Miss Sallye Meadows received
70 y,tos ana u,os dncIorod elected
."
FOR chaplain, Kew H. D NampDeH OF
Hunt Rev W. j. Gatin Of Kaufman Rcv.
7 Tucker of I,nshur On first ballot
Pav Nr Tncter was eicrtod
IN ~ rnsoi,tinn for 9bn snaalor +o or,o,,+
tu,o comn1ittacs ~ tbrce eScb m VII IN
No mo horse 1os orrinizad ana road,
for business the followfng committees ,ras
snpointed, Green Of he wit Usrou of
I LPo,t pord .idrirI ~ 's T6e f@iou.,n1
conrittoe was onn. intrd To- natifv me GOV,
epnor. Breleford Msys and Conslly.
- concnrra1t rssHh,i,on tp anmojmi q com.
f n " - bbons cont t
n.itb , non,n,ittHc ~ tho senate 10 srrarge
rros,.o,, Snr ,,n,eili1g tbc stot,,es mac
Ne .' On ian,,orS "a ma n To-
nInor Savers take cbSrge Of The ceremonies
IN rorur,.tior with ITO Daughters ~ the
Pe0 TTHISc'9n arr YEA" inc Do"s"'efs VI NV
Rneolmtion to anro,nt ton clerks FOR the
,n,,Ij,,t sg,,,,nittdas civ ~ ,yhap, sbnr ha
stnmu,"s ,nra,ScT "a rnaYtr,+r ~
49, asi-,ssd 70 civ "g tbc stendtny CON,
,ottteos tbe ,+bcr Ton, - he sssigSssd er
thcjr servIces are needed Al ssiarS Of 81
- a. - "a o,' .acretaTv Ia tI,a snssl,er
a. sn,sndn,ent vas offsrSd hat one az Ihn
tan rierIs shall he assigned as warrant
oieri,. ~, omcndnept us accented otbcr
on,on5n,nnts U.sro defe Tea ana the rcsoiu-
.,a,, a.i,,,ioa '"u 'n'
w - "Tot ~ to ,i,o-r Mrs Nob1o S15 s,r
s,n,t',os ne tonnnr,ry noetn,istor vr,s
1890 80
rog,lutiop nroyIdtpg for MOO ,,ries 81
a. TTs"iuIn prof nd ,b 30 c S%Iies a
- 80 - so,,.tc 10 adnnted
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-16
Petition Amended.

Beaumont Texas, January i5.-An
amendment has been filed Ia the district
court to the suit already filed by Jennie
IIallbourton against George A. Ilill and
the Bahbltt syndicate. The amendment
nrsys that Injunction be granted restrain
Ing the capital OIL company from using oil
out OF the storage tanks on the land now
claimed by Jennie Halliburton and others
An Injunction has already been granted re-
Ftraining the Babbtt syndicate from qSlng
~ seIiin, the OIL but the plaintiffs alleee
thot thov have since learned that the Bah
bjtt svndicste has transferred their hold
iugs Of the property concerned % the capi-
tsf OH company The hearing y the petit
tion viii be held on the 18th instant be
fore Judge Pope.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-16
limited States Court

Galveston, Texas, January i5-Judge
Burns this morning rendered Judgment IN
the case Of the city Of Galveston, com
plalnant. VS.. Alta Iona Investment and
improvement company, in accordance with
tho agreement previously made between
tho parties In controversy This case was
one wherein mo Alta Iona company
brought suit for c6ucellation Of deeds 10
land near Alta Iona. whrrn the arteslan
wells are located alleging the city failed
!" . Ste'l gni 'n"an,a, al, pumping h9N4 Wv
city pnld tho Alta Iona company S5ppJ
To abandon the suit
The cAse ~ Nancy y. Smith et al VS..
r. ". Wright was transferred to Houston
by agreement Of Oh parties,
The case Of A. Y. LaugdOn VS. Texas
Star Flour Mills was reset for February 10.
An order WAS entered this afternoon
transferring Carey Il. Fulton. who was ar
rested here Charged with pension fraud, 20
Mobile Ala
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-16
TIE HOUSE.

Austin, Texas, January Is Prayer was
offered by Mr.. Rowland of Montague.
The speaker requested members TO indi-
cate the committees they desired to serve
on. tNr. Schluter In the cbair.)
The substitute to appoint nine pages Tor
the house. under consideration on adjou: n.
ment Yesterday, was taken up. The ayes
and noes were demanded, aud on call OF
the roll the substitute was ,ost by vote
Of u noes TO 81 ayes
The amendment to place the lumber OF
pages at eleven was adopted.
The original resolution as amended was
then adopted
Election Of postmaster being in order, the
following candidates were nominated: Miss
elena Peel Of San Antonio Mrs T. Bar
row, Miss Josie Clark Of Austin, Mrs. !. A.
Noble and MIR. Lee Frisbee, on the 6rst
ballot Mrs Barrow was declared elected
On motion Of Mr.. Nolms, the election Of
Mrs. Barrow was made unanimous
Miss Ruby, Miss Lula Lane. Miss Sa.lye
Meadow aud Mrs. ] A, Harrell we're nom
inatcd for assistant postmaster. Pending
the ballot the house took a recess at u
o'clock.
The following list Of pages was an
nounCed by the speaker: Eunicc Street,
Red River; Buford Isaacs, Blstrop; Grady
Hemphill, Ellis; Edwin 0'Queen. Angelina.
and Jesse Blaylock Of Harris and Thomas
O'Bryau Of McLennan
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-16
ISLAND CITY NEWS ITEMS
CoN6REssMAN-ELECT GREGG is m
FORMING HIMSELF
Looking Into What Is Expected fer the
Harhor DURING His acknowledgement
IN Water Fights Case Entered

man.eeet A. ". Gregg Of Palestine was IN
the city today informing himself regarding
the needs Of Galveston harbor He VIII 60
In Washington next Monday 10 familiarize
himself with the surroundings there so that
ne viii be acquainted when his term OF
o-dce commences MIR Gregg Is o friend
exert every effort in Behalf OF the port
As hiss been mentioned In The Post an
appropriation is sought for the widening
and deepening Of the channel and 0lso for
a lghtshIp about thlrty-sir miles southeast
nj this city
Colonel Gresham will also proceed TO
Washington s~me time next week 10 look
aiter tho interests NJ Galveston.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-16
Er,banne Meetlna CaIIed.

Beaumont, Texas. January 10. Chairman
Wheless n the OH exchange committee sp-
pointed at a mass meeting held In Deem
her for the purpose ~ considering such an
organization. has called meeting for
everybody interested for Friday evening Mt
s o'clock. The proposed organization Us
yerv different from the old oil exchange.
II viii he recommended BY the committee
~ an Initlation foe ~ $40 he charged
f"r charter members and So FOR those
"a no come i'm after Tho object ~ the pro.
messed exchange will be the selling Of OIL
mud not stocks.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-16
The Pavno Work

Beaumont. Texas. January Is. The paw
ing contractors hare finished the block on
Oheans street completing the hrst paved
loop outside az the Crosby house block,
and are working on Orleans street, The
entire paving n be done by the Parker
washington company under the present
rontrorf will he completed in about thirty
DAYS II was said Nv one Of their repre-
eSntatives thar thev did not expect q take
up any new contracts When nsked n they
naid for be the citizens, the represents
live said that he thought that they would
-
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-16
Live etock Rates Readiusted.

Fort Worth, Texas, January 15.-News OF
the readjnstment OF freight rates on live
stock from indian Territory points 10
Fort Worth was received here today by the
railroads The rates were not made public,
but Il is understood that shipments can
be made on the same basis to Fort Worth
as to Kansas City from points half way
between Fort Worth and Kansas CITY.
This was done In the interest OF the Swift
aud Armour packing houses.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-16
Deny KnowIedce Of Robbery.

Beaumont, Texas January Is. - The two
men who are charged with the robbery
that occurred on the oastbound Southern
PHci6c passenger train OF The night Of the
9th Of this month aud who were arrest
ed in Seguiu, have been brought bore Ivy
the sheriff. department Thny very ON
phatcgly dcny the charge. stating that
they know nothing ~ the robbery,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-16
THE SENATE.

Austin. Texas, January ID. senator Arcn
Grinusu Of Brown county was sworn in'
he not having been present on the nrst
day. a..
The lieutenant governor announced the
sntoiptmepts OF W. A. shaw, Jrp OF pal'
las county and Ludeu Goss Of Baylor eoun-
~ az general committee eisrSs Aise the
foll,~lrg rortrrs' Reid r',rieo' hms'
etous ctunt,; pap Edwaras, RusS eeun1!'
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-16

Jchh prles, Tarent county John Hogan
hftimsn county, and l.llls NJ pgoc, Traits
Cuhtts
On motion II savage. 400 topie. % tha
stnnte Journal we're ord red printed daily,
houae.
~ resolution ~ Lipsc NIB. III Underhill
Of travis was employed ms sdlltlcpAi rage.
y Chaftce N navor county WIS an.
govfincr
Lieutenant Gcvcrnor Browning stated
TINT u IS NOT customary 10 Introduce tllis
urlil the house reports That s. il organized
nrG ready Tor business adding that the
house would not toinpieto It's organization
untu The nfterne on, whereupon the sent
recessed ultN p. IN
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-16
University In Darkness.

New York January l5-on account Of
the coal shortage the University Of Penn
syivania was IN darkness last night. SAYS
a Philadelphia dispatch 70 the American.
II coal can not bo obtained today the in.
stitution will be compelled to close and
1000 students Will be out Of classes. There
is also danger from the cold 10 the 500 pa.
TENTS in the university hospital,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-16
ART CRNooN SESSION.

on motion Of Senator Savage. tho senate
chamber was rendered the Daughters Of tha
Col,edeyacy for memorial services, TO be
Eeld on the evening OF the 18th Instant.
the anniversary CT The birthday ~ RcOc :
y. Lee, az which time the statues uf II US,
ton end Aust n will be unveiled
Senator Hicks presented petition drawn
by committee Of the Daughters Of tn
Confederacy Of San Antonio asking that
tn legislature designate as legal ho.idgy
June Q, the birthday of jefferson Davis
Senator Faux introduced q resolution Ia
employ Renncit B. Perkins Of Cherokee ms
q committee clerk. Laid over until Mon
day
Albert Hfl OF Lavaca county was sp.
pointed porter
Adjourned until 10 o'clock tomorrow.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-16
rELEpHoMg opERAroR sHooKgo.
Was Resuscitated But His Condition is
Regarded as Critical.

Lampasss. Texas, Jsnusry 15.--EArl New
ton, young man ls yeors old. working in
the Telephone exchange was probably fatal
o. work at hie desk with the receiver on
his ear, when suddenly bis cad burst in
Games and left bis body stid aud smoking
The young man was alone at the time and
vas fonnd In the condition described at
go p ~. A Young man walked in and
pulled the apparently lifeless body away
Doctors were quickly summoned who
after hard work relieved the Young man
he Is IN q critical condition
The crossing Of telephone and electric
light wires ls reported 20 have been the
cause Of the accident and 70 prevent fur
ther accidents tho electric lights we're
shut down
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-16

list the Gulf National and tho American
National the same. while tho Citizens IA
tional decreased their number from eleven
to seven The First national increased the
capital stock $4,000 Reports from all
the banks ip this city are to the eject
that they are an In exceptionally good con
dition now considering how tight tbs
money market rs at present
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-16
Hatness A. Adlou,ned.

San Antonio, Texas, January iS-Attsr
a brief session the third annual convention
~ the Southwestern Retail Saddle and
Harness Makers association adjourned
The business today consisted chiefly Of ap-
pointing committees 10 act for the assocla.
lion until next meeting
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-16
n,aLnman FataIlY hurt.

Texarkana. Texas January l5.-Newt
Mover. brakeman on the Texasconti-
mental railroad. while serving on the top OF
freight train todny fell 10 the gronnd
while under fun speed and Was fatally
hurt
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-16
Crininal pistrlct Cnnrt.

Galveston, Texas, January i5.-P n.
Ware was tried in the criminal district
court today on the charge Of murder flo
Is charged with numbering negro IN this
city several months ego.
The iury in thc csFe aEsinFt Sergeant
NhN - TIE raiirs Department ahe N
charged Wits aggravated assault Gnd bat
terry, 70 still cut
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-16

Galveston, Texas, January lJ.-The Brit
ish steamship Red Hill arrived this morn.
ing from AntOfagasta, Chile. with a cargo
o. silver ore, destined for the reAneTles at
Pueblo Colo The Red Hlll left Antofa-
costa November 10 and has therefore con
sImcd two months and two days IN making
its journey. II Is berthed at pier g.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-16
e,ovs,s BLACK Boot Liver Pills.

Made from an active principle obtained
Ger tcg ass nssf Iget ss' 80 80 az as,st
effects. No sflping. no SICK stomach VIII
cure chropie eepahpatlon. Price = cents
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-16
n.nks In Good Condition.

beaumont, TeIss. January 15.Tbere
-nt , change ~ ne humber ~ direotors
n al the hspkf sTesp. the First Ssuensl.
The Beaumont Sstorsl added TIVE 70 The
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-16
Po,t of Sabine.

Sabine, Texas, January l5.-Arrived Tug
r. C. Welt with barge Providence from New
-ilrlnane
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1903-07-23
BEAUTIES OF PROTECTION.
Reciprocity Kick OF the canadiars
Manufacturers Association.

Reciprocity Kick OF the Canadiau
Manufacturcrs' Association.
The beauties of protection are seen
10 best advantage by the foreigner. who
gets the products OF our protected mills
at half the price we must pay. But
even the foreigner fails TO appreciate
the beauties OF "the handmaid OF pro-
lection" reciprocity. Numerous foreign
nations are now revising their tariffs
upward TO give themselves a trading
margin so that they can swap tariffs
with US under the name OF reciprocity.
II has been shown that I'm tho Ding
ley tnri1f many duties were put unnec-
essarily high so that we would have
margin for reciprocity dickers. AS we
have been unable 10 arrnnge these
dickers, we are paying these unnecessa-
rily high taxes, and the trusts are IN
clover.
The Canadian Manufacturers asso-
ciation held q meeting on March II and
resolved. only ono member out OF 400
dissenting, I'm favor OF raising the gen.
eral tarif TO n much higher level. Not
only Will they then be ready To- talk
reciprocity To us. but they will suffer
less from American goods sold In their
markets at prices far below those
charged in the United States. OF
course this manufacturers programme
may not go through. and the Cana.
dians may continue 10 consume our
pauper goods at ruinously low prices,
but, Canada having begun 20 protect
Its Infant manufacturers many years
ago, 1t is more than likely. that they
are now lusty and strong enough 20
run tho government.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1903-07-23
corraIIine the Dnrkr.

Secretary Root has come TO the con-
clusion that negro suffrage Is failure.
but the president considers the negro
delegate 10 a national convention as
important as a Lily White delegate.
So he continues to appoint the cOlored
brother To federal Offices. The senate
has n number OF these negro appoint
ments hung up for repairs, which
makes the job OF corralling the colored
delegate the harder. Hnnna's move TO
pension the negroes ls the most popu.
lar move so far made. IL allows the
"cornneld darly" to think Of the pen
sion he Is to get and gives n magnln.
cent opportunity for the smart Mig
ger" to fleece the balance. what. with
the presidents erratlc moves between
the coiorcd and Lily White factions
and the Republican leaders holding up
negro appointments. It IL state OF
chaos for the average negro politician.
My, my, but what time Clarkson
is havingi
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1903-07-23

Tho whole Mormon question was in-
jected into the debate ia tho senate on
the statehood bill when 10 was devei.
opod that there r. q large Mormon con-
stituency in Arizona and New Mexico,
and tho startling statement was made
ihat "no Mormon could run for n high
political Offlco without tho consent OF
tho first presidency OF the Mormon
church This debate was significant I'm
view Of the advent OF the Mormon f.
sue, when Apostle SmOot shall present
himself for admission 10 the senate.
The Republican leaders I'm tho last pres
idential campaign made a political bar.
gain with somo OF tho Mormon apOs-
ties that II the Mormon vOt0 was cast
in Utah and other states for tho Re
publican candidates thero should be no
further Legislation against pOlygamy.
Senator McCOmas characterized tho
prohibition Of polygamy ne contained
in the Utah enabling act ~ ON inpo.
tent pretense OF restriction without any
legal efficiency Tho partnership with
the hornOns entered into BY tho Re
publican national committee is about
~ lead them into an endless sea OF
trouble. II f. a great satisfaction to
Democrats that thoy are not entaDgled
Win II IN any way.