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IHlCAaO MARKETS.


The Hear1 of Trade
CA.care. Sept ,s-w-ea. ssare1 .aev
ara Gil AZ . -haGe aa3s- yesterdays
e5se<tas p-tce Z preserved 20 op-.ias
es2s-as-srsS7ies sssosEt forgive -asnates
a-1 zen sssse-s began "a IRISH IN On some
oTslas o~rsr= wnteA started re crows,
VITO meantime Aaz spreAzs .As-rsag res
rather sAaaar ~ sne saseTt Ss8e. =. f.ossss
ware5 ga. sAs nxG se3z - 90 sslshe2s
q aa~3 winter ~hs4s FOR 81 po<t daring
ia as .mso 1zys. Sn3 la&s ghere we're
t0Fs 81 ORDERS zsere To- red winter. wnl.s
e2a3a To- - @eG aw}rz ~ <he Axas
TgoeAs Tsts ssa~geS s-o~ss ~ ~. rT1r,
ard w1szs rys~@ airsS~t = Norsh xa.sGe err
arz1 aHca- Receipts wsTe zSsl1 c7sgs paenoas-
~ E@avy -se5av- ard wsrE shn case o. IRE
cary weakness. Bat tae sna<--gso g9v~n
by s. I>usa5< t2-nAd ~ eyes Of ~. s-~1.
ers 20 TIE srhe- azs. ~ac~~ 5esIitSn features
Of RE ~tt9Asion New YORK wired cary
L tss cav - ocean ~ ght Trcrn 49, =
fsoss loads having Aee-s ,aksn 20 fe= United
Kingdom Liverpool ossosss fre-n I'd %
IA higher prices. mpsw3 th~sanasag YES
t~-Ssays decline o. ths 9se hat r,rs.-
mental MARKETS were 1ese- TNs clear
afscss frss-n AtiArt5~ ports .neso4fRx wh~as
anss sour. arsounfs . SIS ~ hsr~h%a. ~.
rs~essrTs 80 MlnuAaros = awsA D1}srrh we've
sc cars. cCrnper>s wttn 8 - s v~s- aga
Chicago received IsS car fnasEs Brad
, cet is>-esS@s SS~ TO- week CO s-~ -
ssSS1els. Ts7~ r1s-s-t xLe. ssronx 49,
the arSt foTEy Eutnue~s % 80 se~<sor1
Corn &c rot share % more ta4n a slight
extent u the activity - wheat
Oats we're az~n@f.
Provisions e-Ssysd Only a ssi- volume -
business. ksrl>ss. however. were 1-n aE3
ruled slightly higher.
Closing ou~ratsons.
V1eat-Ss2tegah@- ss+s>: O-sce.- szscl
Lc-E-SsgteFn Der. 2f.sre. OG~go.asr. . xs1 ~
CsAts--s@ ssEcG49er. = -. D-soes@r. I51sr
porS-SeestsEa sssT. 3. "a. Oososer = H.
i-a-S3--Se. .eznoer. -; Oesooer. 81 %sfa
A.
Rlss-s-p;~rnoe-. 40; oo:ossr. ss.-.a
Bari~y-@If2> 80
T5sTsocay-r
FEax-SSc
Rye-Jgsc.
live st~cx.
Cs-tl.-Sa.es - native steers today were
OK basis o. ses2.S so- <hs poorest -
s+Ssgss for cDcseS 50 rFsrs- Sfo.kees and
feeders, s. s5l9J e. Westerns s. 7o.sS . cog
steers and $3.50 80. oows zze hetfe~s
seIe>,ed Westerns, s. ts4i :. % feeders. g. 3
ga
Fioss-Hozvv tors sd ~ s2Ess 3: ne
o!uHs al s-.55Gss-2s, l.Shls. xsa3s9. pigs.
s~Tsis
Sheep Western .aeep ssost a; szssa1-s.
AM cAo4oe natives were scarce and large
IS nominal * s. Sls@sa Feeding saee2.
$-sa14-7s =; lamns. s2aG4.
Rerei9ts-Cats.s 17.ss. hogs .Saoo, sheep
i7.Na.
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You
Need
Hudyan.

Or perhaps yea rotiee that
Your Eyes Are Not Brfghe
Ycar Cheeks Are Waa and 81
iow
Your Gait Trsv--. Trstezty.
YoGT Blood Is Thin and Tatery.
TAeT4 - Rsyy Sediment II the
W2ter that Flows from tAs
Body
Then you k1ow yoa rrnst have ne grsa:
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THE vAscory FIR ROUTE

STEAMER UTOPIA
leaves Tacoma, y noon. rea.tls y..f.-
mar. 2. n. Mondays ard Thurs'fs "a
,os ror. TowBseud. Anaeortes. Fairnavsr
Dor. and Vancouver. arriving gsncoux.r !
3. m. following day
Fare te Blaine. s.: fare 20 Vancouver
- For surtaer Information Apply 10 Yes
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Observer in Cnarge
I1Gss 1T Seattle Harhor Today.
Hisa Tie. Low Tide.
q N. feet pm .eet .-n. feat ,. n zee.
:...:..l......l 40. Al "a >, a. Ns
AT PORT TOWNSEND.
:.......l...:.. ss iosI sn 1855 -
Seattle. Sept Is. isss.
Escnanxes =. Seattle. Tacoma and Port
iaAa Clearing houses ~s-s as follows:
Cle&rances. Esaanes
SAtls -. IS 1s.5Sss Sss-s7v.A
TTs $3.50. - 1890. 80. Z a. y = - -
A~cosaA s..i5z-ao T.. 9s.3 -
Tia City Of Topeka sailed FOR Alaska to-
cay aac as she TOOK good supply ~ fruit
eggs and other produce ne surplus IL ,he
al2Fses wac pretty well cleaned Up.
hsss are SITTER. owing TO meager sup
plies, ard the fast tha. ne auan..;y sea,
70 Alaska today was large
fresh ranch eggs are quoted al = cents
"ita az upward tendency. against II cents
Tor last ~eek. Thsre are TO Eastern esys
II sae market. although a carload IS ex-
pecied within fen days Oregon eggs
are sailing for Is cents Dsr dozen
Apples are In good supply California
selling for si-I9<f3-ao per box. and the home
product, which IS II superior quality. q.
si59 per box. Peaches are plentiful and
s-u a. ~ cents per box Bartlett pears
5 % Der box: otAe- varieties. Ntaeg Is.
Grapes. 6pc4s!.
IneTe are plenty o. tomatoes in ths mar
kst- and they sci a., from q 70 s. cents
Per box.
Potatoes are II large supply and arc
quoted az from so 20 s.. per tor, accord
ing 20 quality.
Onions are in tuli supply and are quoted
al s5c per 40 pounds. carrots, sac per sack.
rltaoagas. eSll7Sc per sack
From Sc TO Sc per pound = The quota
ton for old hens. and ssfi3. 50 per dozen
FOR spring chickens. according 20 SIZE. The
latter are scarce- Ducks. FOR which thu
demand is limited. are quoted at from 6 10
$3.50 Der dozen. A few Oregon turkeys are
n the market and the wholesalers oucis
-asn At lsc Per pound.
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t.. teal ss,-s - stocks today YER.
.ss o.a shares intending: American Tcase-
60. x <ss: American Sugar. ESQ. BuriinE-
ton. z4s. T.ouisvills & Nashville. & ss:
Manhattan. T.7gs. Reading tss. ST Pau,
y ~ western talon. ESQ: Wheeling 4
Lake Erie. $50 Caicsg0 Gas $50. Eock
Island. E,so3
Visible supply.
sa--sa1 cao.e arss :>ier-2rsse DISPATCHES
- Brw4Ssreet. covering ssrincssssl points
o, accumulation. sad ss&te me following
changes IN avalaols supplies lss; sa.7sr-
cav. as c-s-a pared slka the preceding Sat-
u-3av.
WheAs- Ual,et stAsas al Canada .aa,
O The Rockies. Increase. 1860 bushels
aso&. fer sH4 II EAE-op~. iHzcrsase. f5st.-
es. fcssl .re-ea~s wo-s1s &E-a able : *
oos Germ United states sa6 Canada east
% &c Roc9ses { a-,rs ease. ~ 90 oslstsAiE-
Csa.z T-nlt@1 Stsstes ao9 Ca1sa3a s@s< CO
80 Rockies. tncrszss. i.iss.as
z Our.
Y~sssr-n.-.i... 1Seoe .s-r.s: re- -x-
ps~ts. market sras ar Asxhs- Ger po20-
lar brands. bit generally get
wheat.
vvs.a.-Rs~a.pes. - 10 bushels: experts
2 ~ aaxAsgs spas trr1sT, No. hard.
S.. Options ossns1 rzt1sr easy. ~ a.
arsee t.rasz strong arc advanced Is lazy
Ga a.Ehe- caAsez E--cSs@- war T72zaora.
I'D ezss seTanA Ness. prospects @: 4
z-gaf.r spFt1E w7szt szsasszaszss. s11 cav
AK. c.osez ~ ls< a4vz1ee. 80. re-
Ssav c.ase4 49,. December Gs3ss3 Sc
u0p.-
rx ir---ciatsss SostAsrn. rsts-s
No-arnra. 81 "a sis.
ra.z-<~ 1.ss a~aksTs' r-sos- & 70. sx
-eansss rrsoa e SN-&
~1ns-Ss.ezzw seTs5.z 49, =. Gts,es 6GA
So lss--<.s.-@t. 3s1zessse. & ST %
ofie@-
ra~s.-o2.s-nz csss&9 greatly s&iss. - 70
30 arr. January sES@cs L~cera ssr.
{ g.gAs- =s-ss El.s. sessey. Ne : 3caa.ng
wA.e. nZ1 a-ixs. CoT@SsA -ssale-
~azsr
<r.--PHw ca.e. as3 s..a.y; t~sns1
ssdr.
P~s~ol@uus.
sx-a--c14~r sesf ARA. Ts~stets eos
- !, - 80: P.zzsy4wAzA erie sal
cs.sssx.. t. -
Copper.
<~s1zsr-@rzset. erokers' rrscs. zss-s.
sxcAaAxs S.-Sa "a sse0
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TRADE AND SHIPPING.
xO3ECASr FOR THURSDAY.
Por-lzs1 Seyt Il IN
D g PAG-E rc-~cas.s1.

L u DEPARTMENT OF AGnTC-L
TTEE. WEATHER BUREAU.
DAILY 2--rT.rTTE
S-a.-Ie Seq ~ fsg1.
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L & b TRANSPORTATION co.
Weekly TINE Card.

-
Weekly T.Tne Card
DAILY SERVICE
SKA9TT RIVER ROUTE,
Mas a. Sherwood Fir. Skssit CITY,
1san' Vernon ard Avon f1'Uial'p going
"a1n sunday and north Tuesday,
STEAMER CLAN NcnnNAf.D
.s.'es seaifs Tuesday September IN.
a NJ: THURSDAY. September Il. at {
- saturday, September u. a a 70.
tMses Noun, veraor-w efNesdav, sep
y IA a. - m. F'rs4Rv september -.
"'a N. Sunday September 70 az n IT,
STEAMER CHAMPAIGN
s~ss s~:tls Monday. September "a
- N weGnes se5tefn-
"y seG1el neey IS. .; a n. Thurs
september T. a. a. III: SATURDAY.
psensoer Is AZ q n
oSeanec,ias 49, : Wiley Navigation
- 70, Tacoma snd Olympia.
10y osk-s5eamers for al points on tie
0SaS1 open al nisnt Tel Main y.
------ 5. e YERkES Manaser.
EVERETT ROUTE SrR GREYHOUND.
Daily excrpt Sunday.
eAves Seatte = II. = IN, 5 :. IA
Aesvss ssssstt 50 a II. % >. n, &C
-sasd.r.-Lesves Seattle u a. n-l i-sv-s
Pare sss'e .rp ~ -cun., ,r'7. rs.
ke-sss
tsaaiax-co.sasa coek. ,coi Q. Msr.oa
BATTLE a TACOMA NARRATION
= Y 0oeaAu. MaaaEer.
Nsc.Ao-s Red SH
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VICTORIA ROUTE.

NINIOESTA ROUTE.
STEAMER RpSAIar
Arlington dock. leaves for Victoria and
Port Townsend daily, except Saturday, a.
1880 r. m. returning leaves Victoria A.
10 a. m. Steamer idaho leaves for Port
Townsend and way ports daily. except
Sunday. az Z a. m Sunday. direct at .
a m. returning. direct. leaves Port
Townsend a. 2. m Phone. Pike -
PUGET SOUND & CENTRAL AMEgI-
CAN STEAMSHIP COMPANY
Steamship Transit w.ll leave seattls Tor
Central America on October 5tA.
Regular sslilngs between Puget
sound ard Central American
ports General Office. Mutual Life
building.
kRUsE AND MADISON LINE
SCHOONER EVA
VIII SAT- from San Francisco Sc p.>rahsr z.
carrying freight a. p per ton. connecting
a; Seattle for AL pusn-s.
T. r GAME. Agent
Arlington dock Teisnhone. Pix "A,
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SossrgaIoIs tasen a. zfl stations a, ;
p z, BIB T-riGsan time 6 p IA PaciSc
1AnS| GEORGE y SALISBURY.
Observer in Charge
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HUDYAN

Because thu IfUdyan r-m-tio-. res IT SIT u
tae a4.-a0w-~sai remedy tor meE. Il Il
t6e Ereat treatment remedy .h&t nss
brought the Hudson Medical INSTITUTE
.n,o he 2.ISa Of s.3asnce and pinnacle o.
"a
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Steamship Transit w.M leave seattis for
Central America on October stA.
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EAN JUAN ISLANDS.

TINE CAFD IN IF r TT jan 7
North bouni-Leaycs Seattle ! a m. .
layes Port Townsend 6 a m: leaves Fri
Ssy Harbor 1880 a m: leaves Roche Har-
kor r:&5 .. m: arrives New Whafcom
ts5 . n.
So1th bount-Ieav-s New Whatco-n 4 a.
r. leaves Roche Har5or 10 a. N. leaves
FRAY Haroor IL a m. leaves Port
Townsend .. m: arrives al Seattle 1.45
3. q.
r. Thompson, nlansger-owner. Lilly.
Bogsrdus & Co. agents. Clsy dock
Telephone. Main 81.
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PACIFIC COAST STEAMSHIP co.
TIE magnificent steamers CIV 81
faefss. W@.la VaIn and TfnatI.a ply
between Seattle and San Francisco. cali
.ag 4 Port Townsend and Victoria, 3. c.
festnus
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correeponcencs II AZ the pr1nc4pa, 49,.
10 he United States and Europa
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WHEN ys7 notice tie ab0vs syup.one
Ycl grow tha, you s-e suffering from - =
peculiar disease t.at IS c9rxes. -. s~-l
BATES tie sks1 o. ordinary rsAA
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-09-17

Chicago September I6 Geo. r. Wash
burn. chairman OF the western branch ~
she uupul 1t Siate committee. wac not as
pnsei TO DISCUSS the subject Of watson :
thut he uinced no credcncc he said. iu tho
published account of whit Chairman
Jonc, Is reported to have said.
mir Watson will not gct OFT the ,ickc,'
nor vanld hts party counter ,uce II uu-
loss the man who ls to take n!s place
should he entirely acceptable 70 hun "nd
hs party. Judge Clark Is a r''d ma
lie was supported 10y democratic. rcunb-
Ecaus aud populi-ts aud IL ,ii'led hieh-
is, but am not prepared 80 sag VIII, infr
he would prove arc"plaMe 80 our parry
dom OF MIR Sewalrs Withdrawal and |
think il is probable after senator Jones
return he will be waited on ~ fHme 81
our people and urged to bring about Nj,
CoW1ll's retirement
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-09-17

Chicago. September l6.-Chairman Jones
of the mocratlc National campaign com
m.'tee arrived IN the city tonight from
the East. He sail positively there was
no likelihood OF the withdrawal OF Mt
Sawan from the ticket. As 10 what Mr..
Watson viii do. he said lie did not know.
I he report telegraphed from the t.iN' yes
terday 20 The cffcct tina. the chairman
was about to resign from the position ne
nov holds and let Senator German run
the campaign from ..ow until the election
he declared TO b. utterly without roundu-
ton lie said lie had made careful can
vass of tho situation while In the East
and In hts opinion Bryan would carry
me STATE of New York without much
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-09-17
GoRMAN TO LEAF.

Faulkner SAYS tho Man From Maryland
Win Conduct the Campaign.
Chicago. September iG.--A special TO the
Tribune quotes Senator Faulkner of West
Virginia as 'sayng that Vt is definitely set
tied that $, nator German Will IN short
time be at the head OF the democratic
campaign COMMITTEES.
chairman Jo win not formally re-
sign ne says 'bccguSc tina. VIII cause
decentralization In tho party. but senator
German WI b at the b. nl of tie cam
pa gn work within few days. Iho lfSI
thing that senator Gornau VIII do VIII ut
10 nut a stop 20 the rear platform sp'rchtA
OF Mr. HrNuu 1t IA doubtful. too W1cth-
t-r senator Teller VIII mako ANY np'tchgr
Ia NV York, as senator German f,Rdfda
tlstt state ar irreireutbly Mrlnti tu t''
gold standard. The great nghl Will ~
made hy senator Goruan - HE states ni
iowa Illinois,. Minnesota aud Mlnlrah'
which are essential to the success OF MI
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-09-17
rnlE coNYrNrIoN.

John Boyd Thatcher IL Slated to Head
the Ticket
Buraio, n. y, September SIT was ESQ
O'Clock when Chairman Illucklcy raped
the convention TO order aud announced
that the Stn5c committee had selected
State Senator Thomas r. Grady for icn
porary chairman. Grady addressed the
convention for per >d az pWcniy minutes.
He alluded 10 Governor Mckinley as .
mortgaged Sand da.e. and spLGuen iNu al
lcga.!1n that the chicago platform IS uutn-
my hut a deslara tom f,Norlns Reputation,
riot and ruin, llb piocoed~I 10 al cue lhu
quest On of frov silver Cvlnayc from q ~
mctai,c s.onupon..
of the democratic State convention has MOI
disturbed in any grtnt measure the to'e-
cast tina has been prepared Inc cund
lions tonight however, are rather interest
ing because of the internal t-ghts winch,
waite good naturcd upon thetr surface, are
not want ng Ia internal bitterness. he
principal strife tonight Ia to prevent the
adopt .gn of the unit rule anu to prevent
thereby the nomination OF any candidate
without "A fair open fight ParVcul0rly are
are the friends OF Congressman Sulzer
striving TO this end. it > reasonably cor
tain tonight thar the ticket VIII he as fol
FOR governor. John Boyd Thatcher of
Albany.
Fer Judge Of the court of appeals, Robert
c. Titus Of Buffalo
For chairman state committee, Elliott f.
panforth OF Brooklyn
For National committeeman FRANK
Campbell
This slate has not been decided upon
without hourly Oppos ton, and ms oppo-
si,ion = so bitter that while certainty Of
the ticket Is almost established Al late
hour tonight complications may airs"
which VII chung any name upon the
ticllet with the poSS. bic exception OF Judge
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FUSION FOR THE NEW WORKERS.
POpulists Will Vote With the Democrats in the
Empire State
Platform Will
New Yorkt Democratic ort-Ta Adopted
ule.-Th ate Arranged.

Y.
n
o Of H.
Ia rneis all
ticket
another held pAnorts
the was ove
81 the chairman Of the state
chairman but assured hm that would like make arrangements
to
assured
would hclp them"
gen era = d
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-09-17

Chicago, September l6.-The last oh
stacle to the contemplated fusion on presi-
dental electors in Illinois between the
silver democrats and populists has been
removed and fusion finally effected. Al
the meeting Of the derogratlc state eNec-
uttVc committee today Charm an iiinrlch-
sen announced that lie had received the
rrsgnations % three OF the democratic
electoral candidates, Thomas Carey, cleo
tor at large, George +. Foster rlcctQr in
the sixth district, George NJ. LcCrune
clector in the Nineteenth district. The
rcsignations were accepted and the places
the popu!ists. Or. II. ). Taylor. Herman
A. Schuter and II. 4. Tauheneck.
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porrLlsrs IN ILllNOIs.

Chicago, September l6.-Atter nint
h urs OF exciting debate, the popui s.,
: ate convention las, Night taciuy ia,
d o.. d Governor Ahsnld by leaving tn
;. ad Of heir ticket blank.
The ug6t of Nhe convent N was over
the qLosr.un Of suhernhturial nOmina' loL
The platform adopted indor-es he st
Louis c"nNeutlon ana contains the tot.
lowing.
We do mos t.smily mdorsc thc wis
d1m of the National cunv utm IN TN
nomination of Thomas f. Watson tor
vice president, and most einphaucnlly de-
nouuCe Any action winch pi.NcuS IN
Iopu,ipts of any state from the privilege
~ na.s -Lmg lh.l. lnIlnts for MN.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-09-17

Lincoln. NIB, September lo.-'rom Wat
son addressed 2Ool people at the theater
this afternoon. lie said that In accepting
the nomination Of the peoples party for
the office af vice president OF the tuitd
States he had been given plain duty 70
perform lie should remain on the ticket
ana carry forward the burden OF thar duty
until IN end of the night On the night Of
November 3.
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BoLTING ORATORS.
Ruckner and Fellows Addressed an Audi
~ ence In Memphis.

Buckner and Fellows Addressed an Audi
ence In Memphis.
Memphis. Tenn. September ie,~General
simon Bolivar Bucliner, vice presidential
nominee Of the national dem5crary, and
ox-Congressman John r. Fellows Of New
York addressed an audience Of 400 people
here tonight. The receptions nj The speak,
ers were hearty and upon the stage ana
annor1, the audience were many represent
a,i,e business men. the appearance OF
General Buckner and Colonel Fellows was
under The auspices of the sound Mercy
Ieap1ie a non-I,drtigsn prcaHiZ fon, or
gsnfzed 10 combat BRYAN and sewall.
Sener9l Ruckner spoke first. AT the mrs.
mention OF Bryan's name there was nluch
~ ,a,se but the demonstration was re-
S,Ls-9 nv the chairman Of the meeting
IN no other attempt a. interruption was
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GAN BE EXTRADrTED.

ra Underwood is Allowed Fifteen Days
ia ''''''' for Habeas Corpus
Woodstock, ont, September l6'--'udse
t7,npIo today decided that Il prima facie
.,,, mad been made out for the extradi-
10, ~ Edward Underwood, wanted by
-. .tu 1,nitod states authorities for mlrmir o
sq Rahuk N Houston TeSaS' he all all
lnak5, ~ S,r'cen laws - apply for hAneas
',,,,,iis + ne SO desired
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-09-17

Philadelphia, September is.Re publican
congressional. senatorial. representative
ana county conventions were held In this
city today, and the hardest contest ia the
history OF thu party in Philadelphia re
suited The fight between the quay and
arri-.uay forces has been wasel Tor
months past, and the opposing Factions
lined uu in the shcr.n's conv -li4on. whore
the auti-Quay or administration faction,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-09-17
Nnw nArrLEsHlP BIDS.

Washington, September l6'-Actns sec
r.,a,,, McAdoo has cabled to Secr"nry
,1o,,,..r, who is now in England, the par
-. of the bidding Tor the construc-
ton of the three n'oo--oh pa'''eah-l''
ord If the secretary 80 orders We a% Sauh
VII ne NAN ,,Tt,oofs Will 20 to the Newport
, NeHs s' comnany. Cramp 4 sons ana 'H'
Tfn{n, Iron works.
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nrcrrrIoN no MOLrOTr.

Colorado Springs. Colo. September l6.-
The demonsrratlon which was accorded to
Edward o. Wolcott Junior senator OF
Colorado, upon his arrival IN this city
last evening surpassed anything ever
given any political speaker who has Wis
Red this ely. THOUSANDS Of people greet
"a the senator al the depot and parace1
the streets for an hour 5nd u italf
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TCDA IS FORECAST

NEW YORK. a rcw. fast somi-monthiy
passenger service between New York and
Mediterranean ports ltaa les u organized
hY mo furue7s Inc.
NEW YORK Tms ia the great jew h
feast diy or Nom kippur. or bay Of
Aionomont' speeil services viii ne held
m inr aynagosucs Of she Tnme KIND as
win bc carried out throughout the ooun-
try
NEW york The isauc Of the George
Westinghouse farewell address to the
rrtcd States one hundred years ago. win
De C"lepreiti In ma cay oday az Chick
winp hgn undei She Auspipos OF the Amer
aan Institute of GIVES.
ST. JOHNS. \. 1.-THE annual meeting
OF the Association for the advancement
OF Women VIII be held her today and
tomorrow aud mHny American delegates
viii be ptcArm lncrcaung papers and
diacusiona are on the programme
INDIANAPoLs, Ind. The convention
OF The Indian Liquor league VIII meet IN
this city Today and tomorrow. a call has
hcen lsHucd to hold In tins city at tho
snuie time mass meeting Of saloon keep
erA whether mcmhcrs of the Liquor
league or not
CHICAGO-A scrios Of important invca'i-
CARTONS of charges against railroads
throughout the Wost VIII he begun IN the
United states court rooms today by TN"
Interstate commerce commission Many
of these eases are of gront significance to
railroads and shipping ccn'erH generally
NEW YORK The republican county
committee. which meets tonight viii haN"
"A lively time. lrotca's 0gains committee
men from several districts looking 90 their
expulsion VIII ho unde ami II effective
they aud their friends may carry The war
into the November election and turn over
several districts 20 the democrats.
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DnMENTED DARBY MISSING.

Colmesneii. Texas. September iG.-lIenry
House n colored man whof" mind has
been affected AT times ly. disappeared
some ton days ago and his wife. iisnr.ctti
House N very spl citpus nB TO his where
npouts lie wa harmless in his mental
inninltlcs. and 1t IL feared thnt he has
strayr1 away and drowned or died 10
some secluded place near here. lie has not
been heard Of SINCE leaving his home.
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A RAPE rIEND LYNcnEp.

cuthhorth, Ga. s'ptcmhcr &C. Replr;a
wllch come t"n ght from over the IN b
tn Terrell comfy lndirate that Lum War
iea. q negro. who aEsasiLed and almost
n ii,-lared Mrs. John liasA has bee
Iynchad. bot whd.her by burning AZ lho
and moore, Is rot altogether clear.
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Lexington, Ky. September 1.-THE Ken
lucky Stste League OF Democratic Clubs
today adopted resolutions indorslng The
Chicago ticket ard platform ana urging
tho clubs OF the State to work for It's SIC
cess Delegates were appointed to the
IONA AkAociiiicl u h",ut 'rttic Cabs
To meet at 81. Louis October 3.
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nEMocNArs I'M cONNNNrlNuT

New Haven. Conn, SEPT mhcr l6-uh.
democratic State convention nssembiei IN
this at ) today. The COMM tteo IN reso-
luuuns not being r@dy 30 report the
convention took n recess until y. IN,
After recess IKE committee ON resolu-
rons reported. The res1luuons ind0rso
tie platform adopted at Cti1agp by the
Democratic Ndtional c1nren l0n, AMI
pledges earnest ana tll4ful auppcrt 10
Bryan aud SewaH
A new safe committee Was appointed
All ille members OF which are IN nrcp-d
wi h the celebrations OF the convention
OF The currency question. Presidential,
! { e,tors wfle also selected. ara "a" 10
i,wng llu'j ~ ions Ter he scN oral Sttie
/ Offices wcre made' Governor. Jo'1l' -
1 sargent licutel ont roYernNt : \. Gran
! IN mas.