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l tli > Ue a Matter of Much
Trouble
U HAS A WEA
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lisnrgcnts Will
Him Aid
OPPONENT
Also Give
5T MONDAY OR TUESDAY
Mtricnn Troops HnTC Itcported
Oie T c M c Will
lotlano
Hinc llecn Oooil
Tori J6 19 A 8Pcclal t0 tnc
rem Washington eays Tho cap
rf Santiago may turn out to bo easier
u expected but tho preparation
assumption that
tan made upon tho
resistance equal
lrdj will make a
shlch would be mado by tho same
o American troops holding a ltko
Spanish will bo weaker
But tho
detenu Starter and tho lleet com
rtlle late reports about the activity
iflclency of tho Insurgents lead army
to hope that their assistance will bo
e value
to tbero Is not much anxiety hbro
jlng General Shatter and his army
Is universal deslro to hear of his
tnd of his successful landing
and navy men agico In tho opinion
If the army reports at Santiago or at
t il which It Is intended to land It
Monday or even Tuesday It will
dore very well
transports would not sail at hlsh
some of them may havo been dn
and as tho licet would keep to
er la order to afford tho slowest ships
< mj yet H la conceivable that the
ijitlon might not reach Santiago until
or next day
twral Shatter was rather expected to
ilead of tho fleet and tho troops and
arrive at Santiago or Guitntanamo
rbat bctoro tho other c5sels taking
ilk which Is not regarded as great
itlng with Spanish cruisers The as
m by naval officers is that uny
of that kind would bo greatly re
ly sending one of tho convoy ves
lloogTtllh the Suburunca as a guard
the commanding general
y oCicer of tho army who has seen a
deal of service and who hao a high
oof the ability of tho United States
expresses the opinion that tne cam
utilckl Santiago will be a short one
tilt It will not be superior ngntlng
It alone that will give tho vicio j to
men under General Shatter Although
Caked States forces arc not all prop
dii most of the men havo good shoes
tart plenty of fool and they have med
itantloti
locasols quite dlffcicnt with the Spau
itldlers Their commlsslarlat is bad
to tho Indifference of tho oiflcers to
welfare of tho men for whom they
i M sacrifices Except in garrisons uti
llr well taken caro of tho hospltl
les Is Inadiqtmtc and to that lndlffor
i to bo attributed ihe great mortality
it Spanish iroops This oificcr said the
e conditions are found lu most coun
s here Spanish military habits are fol
tlThe United States forces will be au-
to u much for the reason that they lira
d paid as for their greater energy
trace
to war department still keeps secret
t point of landing of tho military
wition at Santiago It may be at tho
f tho harbor and it may bo at tho
lrrom some suggestions there M rea
believe that both east and west ap
> ttes may be made The reports from
il Shatter following his landing and
Won of the situation are expected
M the department an idea of tho prob-
ation of the campaign That in
won ui aiso instruct the department
Whether Psns already adopted pro
ent mnber of men to do tho
IK not a sufficient numbor what
i It may bewlll be hurried forward tq
complete success at the earliest pos
i 5TnEnTiinx ihockaih
Pit WUI Ile nek to
i lUIInn llefnrr llnvnnn
° Sflcla t0 th0 Ncw York Herald
rvi Jes nd The Houston Post
VW hted ISPS by Jomcs Gordon non
fcjtoston June in in accordance
MM Instructions given him Hear Ad
jjj Pson win immediately tako
itat0 rclnforco the blockading
5 a An tho safe
arrival of tho troop
Bo da Cuba
he exception of tho Iowa
battleship
torpedo boats which accompanied
WPihlps the will
convoy squadron
8t
red to
t io the
proceed with all dispatch
western end of Cuba and ic
JUtlons at the points where they
t ol tlec0aVoylDS lect
result f
bout tho rclurr > ° f thejo V S
t tourtcen in number tlu
authort
W n wU1 be no turher danger of
SlMUon n eia nake sort
Ho
rtor trcowuip will
W In Ven r cf01p tUo tro ° P
< r0rMHlMt Of ihB
snttago
r ThanS 8atfled
he two veTse
Mnhe
rushed with a
en
all possible J
lntil Ulsieuxf Aiiioiir Tuvt Cntilf
Hdna Texts June W For about tea
daje there hat betn a dlRcase contined en
tliely to town cattle that Is proving fatal
At least six deaths have ttei reported up
td date T e olsease la < a that baffles the
skill of our bctl phjslclaas Varlbu3 nam
are given II hut no 6ttjc uill tcniMr h
es vet beth found Me till of th tb
tattle rtN bfSlrt kcrt In IncloStlres 16 fmS
vliit the ilistaso ftcm spreaulns further
rziiiiicipatltlu IJiij
Dallas Texas June 10 Tho anniver-
sary oi emancipation proolaraatlon wa
celebrated by the negroej of Dallas oday
The exercises consisted of a Hurt parade
Bpoafclng dtneing etc I L Mensem oj
Washington D C > va the orator of tbs
occasion and Melvln Wad was mooter of
ceremonies
Yesterdays Third Edition
dispatch on tho crulaer
It Isconfldontl ejected Phlladlbhli that aid
PLIGHT OF HAVANA
AFFAIRS CnoWIXO WOHSK SY8
A LATC DISPATCH FIIOM TIIUIIu
Lcttcm Sny tlir Iii NurKoni < Are Con
ilntiO HnniKKliiK thc citj Vn
lirndlnlilc lllnekmlc Humilng
Toronto Ont Juno 19JI dispatch hag
reached here from Haana after haine
been more than threu dajs on the way It
Is from a merchant and duals with prl
utto affairs but has thrco ominous words
affairs growing worse referring to the
conditionof tho city
Some letters from Havana have also nr
rleJ They were three weeks on tho way
They stato that tho outlook Is despcrUei
and that tlicro Is no possibility of keeping
tho Insurgents out of the best part of tho
province They constantly harafes tho city
cut off tho supplies and destroy the raids
General Ulanco sent out a forco to dla
lodgo tho Insurgents but the train w s
derailed nnd tho soldiers had to rotreat
leaving many dead
Tho blockade is said to have been run
several times by email csscls but the
LIEUTENANT CT MARINES WENDEM
0 NEVILLE
Young officer who has brayed death and
won recognition tor courage on Bcout
lng duty at Gtinntanamo
total stores and ammunition landed was of
little Recount The statement Is made that
tho city and garrison can not withstand a
close investment The papulae belle o
licat Britain and the United States hno
maintained tho blockade Tho officers of
the Talbot are ald to havo obtained In-
formation about the garrison and com-
municated it to the United States
It is reported that Santiago has fallen
and that Cervcras fleet has been sunk
IVTKVr AllVlCKh
Donlril
hllini MAMIjA
Xotv Tlmt the TrnnM > nrl
Uimo Ilrpii SlKlitnl
Copyrighted 1S9S by Asaodnted lms
Manila Juno IT la Hong Kong Juno 19
Tho situation hero Is unchanged The In-
surgents are unable to take Manila owing
to their lack of field guns They could not
take It even If Admiral Dewey permitted
which hn will not Thc report that tho
United States transports from Shu Fran-
cisco had been sighted Is not correct They
aro expected on June 20
All the foreigners aro boarding neutral
ships
a nnvBiimn iiinMcnHnyr
IrcuclicK tlir Ttoll rli > ii of h 111k Army
nnil Xniy
New York Junq 13 Tho necessity for
tho construction of a military and navy
for this Nation was the subject discussed
by Rev Thomas Dixon In the Grand opera
houso tonight Ho said in part
Wo have discovered that a navy can-
not bo bought In a crisis or over the coun-
ter Money counts for naught We Tiled
that We hao proved that It tako3 foie
slght and skill to make a navy
With that knowledge which wo havo
bought dearly it is now tho immediate
duty of tho United States to begin build-
ing tho mightiest nay in the world at an
expcndlturo of not less than 51000000010
It is tho only guarantee of peace There are
grcat unsettled Issues In Ibis world that
can not bo settled except by the way o
forco and llfo and death IleiauEo wo weie
not prepared for war Spain dared to fight
Now wo aro spending more than 1000000
a day to carry on war the end of whl h
wc do not yet soe In less than four jeara
tho fl000000000 will have been spent and
nothing to Bhow for It If wc had spent
this money in building such a navy wc
would Mill hao the money irtuatly In
bur treasury and tho lives of our mu
Such a policy In tho end is the hcst econ-
omy wo can adopt Tbo only defense li the
power to strike to kill tho power of ag-
gression Diplomacy mu t have comethlng
boildes wind to back It up Efficient
diplomacy must be prepared to pzak with
lips of steel when It acts tlnough w tb
words of mouth We have a Monroa do >
Ptorii rfH setting through to Oujwurus mIn
In sii v l3 no lucstou that the trine which is a
na been adequate
dangerous policy unless
means to enforce It Wo
H4k ry milch cou wc have
hls to hold tcrrl
of the Mtuatioj must have a navy our new
ft
yaidajE hold It wo must Wc can not
as reports received from tory and Hvim w v w w VH
Cth mLkelshborbc011 f uba bhorf
H
jw merchants there are trying tn
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r uantlcs of supplies to Hh
SSflWton i
Ills
entertained that th
give it back to Spain wlttout a complete
Btultlflcatlon of our policy It would be
contrary to every principle for which you
havo fought It Is our deotlny to keep It
and we must be prepared to liveour des-
tiny A nation that can forgets Its Dcwiy
n nation that could sit down and not bulla
nt Immediately la Havana lps when It has such irieu to command
imenl h SrS i Mcht to deV
anav
hat
that muI1 rolnt bllt lt l os
WU
> of tnpB be 15ae to na
llh if at othcr P3ntJ coa
H hwV tht b ralroai or hKh
eTJ uo danger of tbJ
lrJki wl hot
br
LMTU1I STATES SKLl FOUR MIU
MOX I10LLH8 WOHTII OF STUFF
V
To the lRinntla In a Vrnr Atrnlnat
Hnlf tlmt Jlurh by the Itest
of the World
AW Y ° rk June 19Thc Hawaiian la
lands their commerce finance productions
nd population form the 6ubjcct of a aerloj
of tables which will appear ln tho next
number of thc Summary of Klnanca and
Commerce Issued by tho bureau of slatls
t C sa > s the Washington Correspondent of
the Tribune Trom thtso It appeals thU
the United States since the reciprocity
treaty of 1ST6 has had large share of tho
commerce of these islands
lrlur to 1S76 the auuunl sales of the
United States to the Hawaiian Island had
never savo in two exceptions reached
11010000
With 1S77 however the 1000000 lino
was permanently pissed and since that
date American exports tu the Islands hive
steadily grown passing tho J2O0O00O line
in 1 7K exceeding JSUODOuu In 1SSJ siOou
000 In liDO pxsillig the XjUUOOOU lu iVJl
and promising to reach ueurly 0OJiOj
this e r Of tho total lupous bj too 1U
wailcu island in IMS a Utt over oje
Ihnu was trom the United bUtiw ln U7
tho reclpioclty treaty went Into opeiatlon
una in IsU the Untid btates supplied one
halt of tho Imports into the Hawaiian la
lands which then amounted to J Mwuoo
lij liSo the lmpoits had inereabcu to oer
3jtiuo00 of which over 00000 camo
fiom the Unlted States lu lbS4 they vvtro
over MbOOouo of which moro than 3O0O
000 were from tho United States ln 18i0
fcWiipo of which 1711000 cami from
the United States and ln lSDfi J60G100J
of which about 1000000 came fiom the
united Stutea Of the exporu from the
Hawaiian islands tho UulUJ Statej has
alfcu the lions share Binco tho reciprocity
treaty of 1S7C lu S75 onlj about 57 po
cent of tho exports fiom tho Hawaiian
islands came to thc United States lu 1S77
the year following tho treaty over tO per-
cent camo to tho United States and has
continued In about the enme proponlon
Of the 1200000000 worth of exports from
the Hawaiian Islands since the reciprocity
treaty of 1S76 noro than 1SOOOO000 worth
have come to the United States and of the
100000000 worth of ImportK Into tbo
Hawaiian islands during that time about
fjOOOOOOO worth were from the United
States
Sugar of course appear as thn chief
artlclo of exportation from the Winds
though rice has been for years on Item of
< onFllernblfl value and of late colfee
pineapple and bananas havo taken Im-
portant rank ln the exportatlons of the Is
lands Of the 16500000 worth of evparli
in 1S1G almost 15000000 worth were sugar
though In addition to this there were n
ported over 5000000 pounds of rice 22Ti
000 pounds of coffee 120000 bunches ot
ImimiKiH and 147000 pineapples
The Increase In sugar and coffee has been
rapid In the last few years coffee Increas
ing from 5300000 pounds In 1S87 to 22
253000 pounds ln 1S9G and sugar from
212000000 pounds in 1SS7 to 140000000
pounds ln 1SO0
Tho tendency In the last twenty > va
has apparently been to a reduction in the
number of articles produced In 1S7C the
list of exported articles Included betides
sugar and rice wool tallow molns < o < >
peanuts hides goat eklns sheep skins
shalo oil whalebone Ivory salt sprm nit
and many other articles but now sugn
rice coffoo bananas and plneappcs STe
tho ohief exports though the total value
In 1800 was six times that of 187G when
th articles were much more numerous
The population at tho latest omus won
In round numbers 100 000 of whom 11000
were Hawallans 21000 Japanese 21000
Chinese 15000 Portuguese 5200 Americans
2250 nrltlsh and 14X0 Germans
PORTO RI0AN ADVICES
KVnilYOMJ IX SUMnNMl AAVAITIVfi
run Mivr mow
Torpnlu lloiif Terror I ISttil In the
llnrlior Furor Ik Itopiirtril to
He u < Martinique
New York Juno 19 A special dispatch
to tho World from San Juan de Porto Ulco
Bays Since tho bombardment ot tho city
May 22 there has been a general feeling of
unrest uneasiness and unccitalnty as to
what Is coming next 13 It Ib too clearly
evident that matters will not rest long ln
stutu quo Where nnd when tho next blow
may fall Is the allsorbins question No
American papers have como to hand lato
ly and it is supposed those that nrrlved
havo been suppressed That is truo ot
those coming by way of St Louis News
by cable is utterly unreliable as passed for
publication by the authorities so that the
only reliable information Is that which
comes surreptitiously from St Thomas
A gland loview of the now volunteers
was hold Ia3t Sunday when about a thous-
and men swore fidelity to the Spanish flag
None of tho Spanish lleet ha arrived lu
port yet except tho torpedo boat Terror
which Is thought to be a grand acquisition
to tho defcnkcs Her sister boat thc Furor
is still at Martinique The Alfonso XIII
Is hero loaded with provisions for Hantiaeo
or eome other Cuban port but does not
seem Inclined to move
Piovlsloni aro very scarce and prlees
have bctn increased 75 per cent above tho
bonnal In the interior of tho Island the
conditions are still worse No work Is be-
ing done on tho estates Mauy men are un
etnpoyed and misery and hunger aid rife
Local currency Is at a 10w eoo th rate
ot exchange anything fiom 110 to 145 per-
cent premium on gold value
PHsuuers are working trlekly on the
carthndrks and are repairing and strength-
ening Ihe battcrlM
The absence of tho eruuer Yale from hrr
usual daily appearance on nomu part of
the euatt Is much eommentcd uiou jiid tha
rumor vh started on no foundation what-
ever that she had been sent to the bot-
tom by tt Spanish war vessel at Somo un-
defined point
The small coasters are beginning to foU
low their general routes asaln
Tho mints at tho harbor entrance bao
beeh laid further eeaw rd odverlng all the
linen the United States fleet took durlbs
the bombardment which were too eloiss In
lb have ctfe < Jt 611 the Mbflo which lies on
the Sat top of the ollff above Where they
wttt foe Islanders ere perfectly qulet
evctn p < > mi = 4 la not discussed
Tho angry feeling against the Yankeoe
Is extremely bitter eimohg the purely Span-
ish people but nothing ot the kind exists
among tho true Hlandere who aprear td
be passively awaiting the development of
tho war At present they ar cawed to
use a forcible cxpresalon but If n com-
petent native leader were to cime forward
they would rise to a man and make short
work of sny oppressors too short it Is
feared humanely speaking
r > u
BUDGET FROM BEAUMONT
Very Icw Criminal Ciiscs Arc Ltulile
to lit Disposed Of
GIVEN FIVE YtArb I0K BIIBGIARY
ll < m firny I > lp < < lluu Ciim Io llr Al >
lienloil lolly Time nl llulliMcr
IIIkIi Irloiil Hat
neaumont Texas Juno 20 The criminal
docket was called lu the district court this
morning but only ono case went to ttlal
Mlllcdgo Clrccn a nogio who was Indicted
for burglarizing the store of llraun litoa
was tileel before a lury which found him
guilty and fixed his punishment at llvo
> ears In tho penitentiary
Tho coe against Mlko Olll Indicted ior
assault with Intent to murder woj con-
tinued by tho Stato because ot an absent
witness
Tho several cases ot embezzlement
against Urn Vincent were continued by both
parties
Kxocpt the murder eases there aro only
two or three felonies on tho criminal docket
in which nneets have been made out It
was not expected that cither of these would
bo ready for trial when called In lurt
the Indications nlx > that tho court will lievo
but little criminal busltusi that can be
disposed of at this term and Judge Woj
will doubtless take advantage of tho op-
portunity to work on tho Utdly congested
Civil docket
SUNDAY AT ROIiLOVnit
Between sixty and seventy Ueautnouters
spent Sunday nt llollover the prettiest
bevach and most delightful Jiathlng point on
the geilf coast of Texas About forty oi
thtso went down Saturday night and after
an elegant lunch at tho Gulf Boy hotel
many took a dip in tho surf whllo others
tripped tho light fantastic until 12 oclock
when tbey retired and wcro fanned to sleep
bv a most delicious breeze Tho train
Sunday morning added between twenty and
thirty to tho crowd nnd a day of almost
indescribable plcasuro was spent by til
Some enjoyed a ball on fiatveeton biy
which Is within a quarter of a mllo from
tho lulf Bay hotel others llihcd or prom-
enaded tho beach gntherlng a collection ot
shells while nono missed tho opportunity
to M > end an hour or two in tho gulf Con-
sidering tho size of the crowd tho service
at tho hotel was remarkable Mrs W 11
Crawford who ha charge began servlus
dinner nt 1 oclock and at 2t5 every onu
had been to tho tables Rollover Is tbo
Ideal point for Ihorei seeking recreation by
tho seaside and Its popularity will diubt
less Incrcnso as tlto heottd term progrojscs
a moiiriiicnn hat
A well known lumberman who Is an ad-
mirer of flno headgear was rome time ago
attracted by tbo hat worn by a Houston
railway official who has a wide acquain-
tance throughout the Southwest Tho lum-
berman thought ho would like a hat lull
like that which covered tho railway mans
domo ot thought and with a view of buy-
ing ono pleasantly Inquired Where did
jou get that hat
Tho railroad man removed his head co
erlng and passed It among several gentle-
men for examination Then he told how
and whero and When ho got that hat
It was a present h6 said and was bought
In Havana before ihe war and cos jd5
ln gold Vhen ho learned thc cost thc
lumberman concluded he didnt want one
exactly like tho railway mans hat unices
he could get it In tho same way
MIKERALoaiCAb SURVEY
Mr I D Polk the well known real
estate agent will leave tomorrow morn-
ing to mako a mlncralogloal Burvoy of Jas-
per Ban Augustine Shelby and Innoln
counties tor thc lulf Beaumont and
Northern railroad Iravlous to coming to
Beaumont Mr 1olk llve4 in Ran Augustine
county and Is familiar with the topograph-
ical condition and nigral deposits of tan
Augustine and surrounding counties Ho
will be absent about ten days and will col-
lect camples of real iron oil ochre and
cthor minerals that are found In lhe
counties and forward them to John II
Klrby general mshascr Of the GUlfi Beau-
mont ami Ncrthrtn railroad who s now
Irt Boston ninnstfils tb6 finances of the
oretioscd fold
WIU AWE A p
This atterrnoon rounsel for Dixon draft
defendant in the contested election rasi
which was decided by a Jury in the district
court Ssturday nttefnoon Informed Tho
Feet correspondent ibal the case would bo
taken to a hlaber court They did not
say on Just what point Ihty hoped to re
verso tbe verdict of tho district court but
It Is said that there Is no Itv providing
AS USUAL
A <
HQflSTOy DAILY POST TUESDAY MOUSING JUKE 21 1898
TRADE WITH HAWAII
Labor Carries the Load
tor a custodian ot tho twltoU often tboy
are fcenled up by presiding officers of an
election and turned ovor to tho city council
LOCAL NOTES
Slnco last reported mnrrliigo licenses
havo been Issued to II It Collier and
Wary E Gnlllcr C L Brown ivnd lout
Clllbcrt
A o > clone Ib reported as linvlntr p usod
four mllei north of Nona ycMcrdny nfter
noon No one reportesd h having 1 > p 1
hurt but a number of trees wcro blav n
down
Portions ot tho lulf and Interstate ttnek
and roadbed will favorablv otnpnre with
anv In tho State It Is ballasted with
hell nnd Is vs smooth n glass The entire
track will bo ballasted ln another mouth
P It Robinson editor and proptlotor nt
tho ColmoMioll Times J in tho city today
and will go to lalviston tomonow Mr
Robinson sas Tyler eounty bus splendid
crop prospects Ibis jcir nnd tbo farmers
ore therefore looking forward to n wave of
prosperity this fall and winter
Dr W W Cunningham left Saturday
nlRlvt for New York He will spend six
wehs or two months In tho metropollUi
hospitals doing some special work In nm
gcry and studying tho latest nnd most ap-
proved methods of practlro He needt a
test from the exnctlnns of n large practice
nnd hto friends hope his stay m lothuu
will bo pleasant as well as profitable
KKLKilOUN
Kititn roiiri > r inM > etiiicK
ji
KdnnTexasJuno 20 The Mothodlsl eon
trlet conference that ha boon In session
at this plat slnro Krldoy Juno 17 doses
todav
A general love feast wns hal a Ihe
MethodUt church on Sunday cvenl ig nt 3
oclock Service wore held last night it
four churches by ministers ot the Method-
ist church
The reports from tho llfferOit charges
wcro generally speaking very favorab n
About twenty ministers mil delegates
will loavo Edna today for noma ll i > vo
had n good word for Edna lljr kluil her
Pltallty is unexcelled
l > llisilYtiaitl > KMVKIISITV
Ilr Cliitcftl ItiiiiirlN line In Kiitor
irlN < > In Meilliitr KiiiMiiiritK < iii < ut
Corsltana Texas Juno SO Rev W II
Clagctt of Tnjlor las been In tho city
several days on his way homo from tie
cart whero ho has been talking 1xaa
Ircsbyterlan ttnlveisity Ho ropors t
hu luis Ltlsed Sin000 for tho university utd
thai bofoto another year tolls arouud he
hopes thai tomo Tcxus city will have be-
en n tho erection o tho buildings
Mr Clagett was hero about ono yiat ago
In tho inwrcst of tho University
lor thu benellt ot those who havo not
kept posted on tho entcrpilfco it mUltt bo
well to review thc plan which Is
To erect a Presbyterian university in
that Texas city which oilers tho hp 11
dutoments tho control of which Is to be
In < i board of trustees elected nnnualK
and noi under thc supervision of the cIiiklIi
councils although thu trustees shall lo
rresbyteilans Tho eapltal hlock cf the
ehterpriO shall bo 1000000 and shill net
bo started Until 100000 is paid In
Many havo promised handsome iltiintloro
this fall and othcr donation arc lomlns
lu all lhn time
Wjillo In 1ulcstlno In addition to tho
I100O alrendy donated ho raUed lU
While lu the Eort he received a imposi-
tion from n sjndlcato owning prooirty lu
a Tcxoj city tbnl thay would donato a si
which cost them M000 provided a 000
building shall bo oreoted thereon
Mr Clagett will visit tlilladjlpbia later
ln tho summer and will also revisit Cial
cana giving tho citizens a chance to cap-
ture tho prize
Collins Heights Is a suitable plico for
such an Institution nnd ConlMla vviiias
every nnterpriso of tho kind enioiroatd
Itiv Hill ill Al In
AlvInTcxas Juno 20 Tho revival mut-
ing nt tho Methodist church will oitlni e
all this week In cbargo of Rev Thouiti
of Richmond who takes tho placo ot lov
Oxley of Oalve ton The meeting ias UH
a very successful one Oroat iroAds at
lend nightly and many conversions hnvo
been made
Mtllioillxt Irillnus
MeKlnney Texas June 1UA protracted
meeting was begun hero today by 0
Methodists Hov J W Hill rasor and
W P Clark will do tho preacntng ond
Prof W A Hemphill conducts the tint-
ing Tho meetings which will la ti ttef
inllely aro b ld under a largo tent of 2 00
seating capacity
lilLlAll IOOALHi
Throvvii from il II rk > Xol hr Mp
Icnn > rvll
Ltillng Texas June 20 Yesterday even-
Ing Mini liorcnco King and Mils Mattlo
Illll whllb returning from Muglng at the
Clearfork church were thrown from a
buggy and both badly Injured
A heavy excursion train for San An-
tonio look on a number of colored excur-
sionists here this morning Eight coaches
wero well filled
Farmers who have made a > dose exam
Chicago Dispatch
itiatlnn of tho fields In floniMlet county
whero tho Mexican boll weevil is said to bo
proving on tbo cotton stato that the Insect
Is not tho boll weevil but what 1 known
ai th < > sharpshooter which Is found cveiy
year Io greyer or leas extent on all bot-
tom lands This Is n great rolliC Io farm-
ers as grjvi > fears for the wliolo crop were
entertained
Kor tho first time In a number ot jo r
tho streets ot tho city mo being ploiod lu
first ons < condition The city health of
fleer has Issued pcrnmptgry orders that nil
premises shall bo placed In first class san-
itary condition nnd tho orders will havo to
be obeyed or heavy fines Imposed
Tho IViat still carlly Ictds all other
dalllrs two to ono In popularity and elrtu
laHon horo
CotiirPi > rmnl
Ln Orange Texas Juno SO Tho li
lliungj colored nqrmal Inelltulo opened hero
this morning with an enrollment ot twenty
teachers 1 he outlook Is cnrnuniglltg and
tho school bids fair to lm largo nnd pios
ptious M 11 Ilioslcs profruaor of nmlh
eroiitlcR In tho 1rnlrlo Vlovv Normal school
Is conductor assisted hy N Henderson of
Columbus Mis L A Oiccti oi Oalvuilon
and Mrs Allco Nowanme or thli plan1 They
Ore a inmpetont corps of teachers
Kiimlniillini of Timic
La Orange Texan Juno 20 At tho teach
ers examination held hern hint Prlday and
Saturday out of tbiryfho appllcniiLn
thcro worn twentyolgbl reitlflcntra Is
sued In till The board of examiners under
tho advice nnd itnnugemcnt of Huiicrin
teudent John 11 OHar have ralond tho re
quirements to tcaoh In this county to 11 high
level
m
Mit After Mini YKri
Eimls Texas Juno 19 Mrs Anna Sills
ant daughter of St Ixius arrived In tho
city yesterday on an extended > lslt to the
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iv and their had day OihotV
day
IIihi Dint enrlns tutors leir
London June 21 Tup Madrid corre-
spondent ot the Dully Mnll commenting on
Utitt Carlos interview published In El Im
IMiclol says
Tlic fact that his non and heir Don
Jtihii Is serving in tho llnfhlaii army may-
be nu Indication of tho direction Don Curie
leans as regard alllanrek ills statements
Lint vcrj cleaily that It the SiuniltJh gov
ornmont yields to tho Lnltetl States on con-
ditions ho regards dishonorable ho wilt In
terfero to try to give Spain from shamo
OIDDINOS Word was received how
thai Mrs Dr Yoile ot Dlmo Box Is sa
rlouol 111 Dor mother Mm I II Bow
oru was summoned to her bedside
Dr Slegerts Angostura Illttors Ja sit
tempcrancn ifthlc ot world wido rcputauin
Tlio English auny and navy uso It In East
India as a picvonUtlve ot all dangerous
diseases of tho boWcls
THE POST has made a com-
bination with thc NEW
YORK HERALD and thc
LONDON TIMES the
Thunderer to give its readers full accounts of
all the happenings in the war that is now on be-
tween the United States and Spain whenever and
wherever it will be possible to gather authentic
information For the service of tiie three allied
papers a special corps of 125 trained experienced > f
and reliable newspaper correspondents has been or-
ganized and equipped On board every shipof
war THE POST will have a special repre
lesenlativc At every point where action J
is probable and information obtainable
there will b a man on special duty These
correspondents arc instructed to g t the news at whatever cost to
tell the truth and nothing but the truth to transmit it without delay
To aid in securing and sending the news these papers have in
their service a system of tugs and lleet dispatch boats Great care
will be taken to send only authentic news Rumors are often true
and as often false When our coirespondents Send a rumor it willy
be given as a rumor and denial will promptly follow if the story be
not verified
The London Times and the New York Herald are the two great
est war papers in the world and The Post by combining with them
lias secured all the benefits that flow from an alliance of this kind
No finer or more efficient mechanism for collecting war news thantf
that at the service of this paper is humanly possible at the present time
Descriptions of events will be written by able men who will bey
on the spot In charge of the service will be Richard Harding Davis
the brilliant journalist and literatcur of New York His articles wil
appear simultaneously in the London Times the New York Herald
and The Post He will direct the service in the most important ac
tions of the war and write as a spectator when it is possible for him
to do so
tf Tr The Post will be served by a news1
TO SUM UP
mechanism made up of 125 trained
men or more when necessary of personal representation on boanj ol
every American warship of a private cable system over which it ha i
the right of way by a system of fleet lugs and dispatch boats coVifo
ing ihe central waters of the war by special correspohdtwts in vwy
all which is backed inehiutlbte
p6rt of up by res6jir rt t jt
and the prestige oi hvo of the most powerful newspapers m tlWji5Sfw v
Tills special service will be reinforced by the complete rtpbr tiMs
Associated Piesj JjpffiJ
The Post will publish all the newsof tb wahVNi wtfartl t
be accurate and trustworthy and there will rw t lr rf A yilo
ournalism in their composition iiffe 1 > 4 tit
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arc about halt tick all the flnio iiv 1
They have headache backacht f
and arc restless and ncnrouivfSv
Food docs not taste good > M 4
the digestion it poor the MtfK Cf
Is dryand sallow and dlsHgui ri M
with pimples or eruption
sleep brings no rest and work
Iso burden < i
What is the cause or aU thla
Impure blood V ll
And tio remedy
1 ffjfejit
ladys sister Mis John Navy Tho sisters
had not met ln vwfnlyono years and their
reunion wns an extremely happy one
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