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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-08-16
DEAR CIGARETTES.
Three-arha or n Cent n Package. the Vhaie-
sale Advance. becomes Five Gents NJ Retail.

The advance in tho Wholesale price of cigar
cites has led some OF tho retailers to poke up
the price 10 the consumer out OF all reason. The
American Tobacco Company, whore 1t has in
creased its price to the ~jobbcrs. has done so TO
the extent OF 80 cents a thousand. or three flfths
Some retailers are now charging is cents a
package instead OF 10 cents. while others are
charging IL cents and II cents. Several OF tho
lOin. where cigarettes arc sold, are charging
these prices. When asked why they do 1t, they
"oh. tho trust has put mp the price on U.S."
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-08-16
Coach wroctsa By Cable Car.

John Tummy of 1851 Bergen street. Brooklyn.
while driving . coach across Third avenue al
Forty.second street yesterday was run into by
. Third avenue cable car. He was knocked
from his seat and the coach was wrecked.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-08-16
villa Harmed rrom n Lightning Stroke.

NEWPORT, r. L. Aug. l5.-Lightning struck
the Morrison villa In Middletown to-day, and
the house was burned to the ground. Tho no use
was unoccupied, 1t was owned By w ii. MORT
son Of New York. and cost $4,000.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-08-16

A man who snid his name was William Moran
was arrested in llobokcn last night AS a counter
fcitcr. The police say he had fourteen spurious
onc-tollnr pieces in his possession HnG was
caught trying to pass ono on n saloon keeper.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-08-16

NEWPORT. H. l.. Aug. l5.-Mrs. Fry. the
widow OF Gen. James b. Fry, who died here two
years ago, is seriously i'll at her Kay street
villa, and tonight feArs that she will not recover
are entertained. She 10 aged and Was very
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-08-16

HALIFAX. Aug. l5.-The Norwegian steamep
Aladdin. Capt. Schyat. from Hong Kong fot
New York, put in to day short OF coal. Her last
port OF call was Algiers. After coaling sha will
proceed. Tho Aladdin has q general cargo, with
n largo quantity OF tute.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-08-16

a buyer tomorrow.
And to-day you can look into
the future--our fall and winter
clothes are ready.
If YOU leave your measure,
you can buy from wherever you
live; next month or next year.
Clothes, shoes, hats and fur
nishings for the boy of 3, his
father and grandfather.
Your money back if you
want it.
ROGERS, PEEr e. Co.
Prince and Broadway.
Warren and Broadway.
Thirty second anu broadway.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-08-16
Fe.,l,ar OF the rIattdsussohs voIEsfN.s vsreln.

The PlAttdeutSche volksfest vsrsin opened ts
twenty third annual festival yesterday ID
schuetzen Park, in Union Hill, n. J.. Over To-
600 persons visited the PARA during the dAys
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-08-16

Prince and Broadway.
Warren and Broadway.
Thirty second ami broadway
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-08-16
LIGHTNING FIRED THE CARPET,

Oh. tho trust has put up the price on us
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-08-19

tbcn is Needed in Respect 10 the Currency"
/ maintain that our currency should be
the best. Nothing short OF The best will
serve the higher and larger interests OF
our country.
It's value should be fixed and stable.
II should bo adequate TO the needs OF the
country.
1t should expand and contract automati-
cally.
IT should be simple and uniform.
1t should M 90 distributed throughout
our territory THAI every man entitled TO
credit should be able TO obtain lis use at
fair rate,
Such an ideal currency Is possible OF at
tainmene II we approach tho consideration
of tho subject With the determination 10
overcome all pre1udiccs, TO forget all petty
interests. fully resolved, Ia spite OF am
cuttes. TO give tho country a perfect me-
dun OF ex ihange.
Tho ignorance which surrounds the cur
rency question IL profound
To reform our currency we must under
take aud push to successful issue am edu-
cational campaign, basing our instructions
upon broad foundation Of recognized
economic principles. already clearly dem
onstrated by the banking experience OF the
world.
Wo must not allow ourselves TO be dis
corraged by the vastness OF our undertake
The interests NJ the neo,,e and tho
bankers arc one
rho currency C. tho vital comm, crr,al
question NJ me dav ana ,,,nn ,br answer
of the American people much depends.
believe that answer Will be wise. I
nrevaii hi, ttero is darger IN aai,.y -
orr answer h awaited Win intercs. nv
Tho c,vil,znd world Tor wa s,a,,d ~ IA
forefront NJ Nesb,ms our National nror-
re,s a. wI,brsut naralIei Natural condi
lions ara belntne ,,s 70 rsn,aly emerge from,
the de,ressien ~ Inc nast Tow vsars--de-
nre. sion essiiv md direc,iv ,rs,eat,o "a
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-08-19
AS TO PROF. ANDREE.
ALL OPINIONS REGARDING Arm
MERELY uONJE<,ruRE.
Scientific Men In wauhington Deaht
the story Of the C~rrtcr PiGeon.
An Improbable story.

New York, August lS.--A special to tho
World from London says. John Cowacs.
curator of the Royal Geographical soci-
ETY., said concerning the various reports
from Andree and HIS balloon: Anything
| regarding Andrce Is necessarily conjcc-
ture. We have no ground for losing hope
of his ultimate safety. Andrce Is man
OF INFINITE precaution, his balloon IL one
OF the best made and his supplies are
sufficient to last him for long period.
our iaith In him was Increased By his
exhibition OF sublime moral courage last
year in not starting when the wind was
unfavorahle.
previous to his departure Andree con-
suited me anu asked me TO urge ali pos
She objections. see nothing impuc-
ticabie IN his theory. though II Ia certain
that his proposed plan OF reaching the
north pole has failed or We should have
advices ere this. | think he must have
landed ~ some remote part OF siberia.
Notices have boen sent to the natives de-
scrhing his balloon and assuring them
1t is nothing supernatural, but merely
sails In the air as ships sail In tho sen.
~ VIII not ahandnu hope, even though
| nothing should be heard OF him for sew
cral weeks"
New York. August is..--A Washington
special Gays scioiaiflc men In Washington
| are greatly Interested In Andree's polar
expedition and eager to learn from any
reliable quarter news concerning him.
Professor William Hardness OF the naval
! observatory In discussing tho story said
| IN an Interview:
II have no reason TO doubt that Androo
| may have reached as far as So degrees
north latitude. There Is nothing remark
| able in that
| "Nansen went MS far or farther. but |
am inclined to think the Christ,ans, story
is unreliable. l viii not say that u Is
| impossible for carrier pigeon 10 carry
| the message tn. GOO or 500 miles Indicated
| chance IN a thousand II the bird took q
direct route, and n its vagaries were very
| extended, IL would die before long for
| lack OF food. Under the best chances a
| bird might. perhaps, cover the distance
| In from twelve 10 twenty hours, resting
( on the floating ice ou route
| zone strong reason for doubt is that
| the latitude and longitude OF the place
| where the pigeon Is rcrortcd to have been
| shot is not given In the dispatches. and
| that Ia so contrary TO nautical custom as
| 10 give rise to suspicions.
| "Then, granting the pigeon was found
and shot and the alleged letter obtained,
Il seems very Improbable that captain
| estcd In Andrecs plans as this one Is said
| To be should refuse TO give tho letter into
| hands that would carry II directly TO CIV
| lizatlon. hut carries Il with him further
| into the Arctic region. He would irat-
urally have been glad 20 pivo any snch Inn
por,ant news 10 the world as quickly as
| possible
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-08-19
SENTIMENT IN ILLINOIS.
Silver Has Lost None Of Its Friends and
Has Gained Recruits.

chso Angus, lsrhc
the democrats state central committee rno Various localities
has q
e su ne 's wss you sss ss s
The circulars we're a s ana
stances tho party leaders reply that favo
letters show that rr legislation Is srSws s,ronssr an issue
HOPKINS republican, by majority Of 5000 n Hoover
the -s uss asias out M ' ~opa @ that
in
grease as' aw by large
George W Prince republican received majority OF Scc last fan In
says of ID
that they were fooled repaelcan
@ WI or Of se
prspiy rich only viii seass,sa
masety :
TIC strict ] as ~ before w sr s 's ss
deserted the Of the financial question gains have been
silver the issue and Bryan the leader and WIN be the war cry for 100
Warner last He
free coinage Of silver s to Ia, had s%sr y the s0nn
time Reaction the eons last has already set Municipal
Illinois WI be democratic The republican majority in this
II Reeee Mcponoush county
cratic for congress last fal writes The silver cause in this dis
Many thinking who voted AGAINST Bryan last fan would now change
election republican
y will stand stan. 70 r, show On 1875 ,o..,.
nywhe the w.
majority
following "Te silver
that
of TO
say
a
n n
shavcb Il
j.
/
The mand restoration OF silver
none
bill h the product
corrupt UNI to election
r.
Of
wdlc
ieenhe dfronn fromp
Of slye
and
.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-08-19
caIdweii's packery.
Caldwell News Chronicle.

The Houston Post is rejoicing over the
establishment OF packcry at that place.
which hopes soon TO become rival OF the
Kansas City packing houses. The people
OF this county should awaken to the fact
that Caldwell has packery, turning out
hams, breakfast bacon. shoulders, lard and
all the usual products OF such enterprises
Tho quality OF their products is not ex-
celled by Kansas City, Houston or any
other place. The people OF this county
should ask for meat put up at home and
plant more hogs and derive some benefit
from the packery which Is here. Patron
izo homo industry" should be the slogan
In alli things. and thereby offer encourage
ment to other enterprises which will be
established In Caldwell soon.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-08-19
sauthern Lumbermen.

Nashville Tenn. August ls.--The South
ern Lumber Manufacturers association met
IN adjourned session today and received
the reports OF the several committees. At
the afternoon session papers were read by
several delegates, after which the associa
tion adjourned sine die. The sessions were
we'll attended. An executive sessl0n devotsd
strictly TO matters pertaining to the or
ganization. At this session the business oi
the conference closed Tonight the mem
bers attended Characterization Of the Hoo
Hoo's.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-08-19

The Dallas News and tho Austin States
man. with their characteristics promptness
have begun their fight against tho demo
cratic party. by attempting 10 prove Ia
advance OF the IS campaign ahat they are
good democratic papers. II they should
over succeed In convincing tho people that
could lock for rspubIican snd t>ire psssy
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-08-19
A Nrw chef.

Beeville Times.
And now II is announced that Mr..
Hawley Of Galveston IL chief steward Of
the Texas pie counter--that Green and
Grant are not In II after all.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-08-19
LAST ONE HAS FLED
NEGROES OF LEONARD HAVE
MOVED TO nONHAM.
of the Only Remaining Negro
Was shot.


Ilonham, Texas. August ia reign OF
terror is on In the southwestern part OF
the county among the negroes. IL all came
about through difficulty between some
negroes and white boys several days
sincc. In winch one OF me whi'e poVs
~ q
~ ~. ,s.,,, soma ~ tho within ucople
~ , KIM, o,ao,.a an m, no
o'e'''''' W. ,, ,,,,n,,,, c,,te !,
800 $50 w -. - ,.as,ord,y .sL
ii"'"' ~ ''''' -, 80, ,.,a,,c,ior
ING ,he oi'Ve's NV no,,n.
uh,'i th'y ooulu 49,"
ana get 'ho'r houSsho,u $3.50 80, a., 10,
one negro han'eo ON" .y"' Wv ,ha,
leave ms hon'' 'D'r' "''' - "a ,a,,a. III,
OF men wen, TO ms "ouA. ~ 80, a,,or
up Fome OF theh "N'' " N.Y. M. aoar
and one OF them cams :" W.. a., 10
There was sorne n's"''o 49,, ,,,,,n
tween the parties, eV''e".s, W 49,. =, Xxx
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-10-22
PRINCETON TO CnLpsrIn
International Arbitratien N :
Discussed ON Founders n.

International Arbitration WI
Discussed ON FounlerS n,
New York, October 2l.-FYidr n
Princeton University will cslssns
15lst anniversary Of the granting Il
charter by Governor John Hanllss. |
year an elaborate programs vlAl
tracted the attention Of unlvtsd!n
In America and Europe was caniN y
the occasion Of the sesaui-cenieua4,
the time 1t was resolved By IL 4
and trustees to make Founder I'll
year the occasion for a holiday II
for the discussion of some burniig a,
before the American people.
International arbitration M aud|
this time. and Grover Cleveland NJ =
as the principal speaker. Ths III
Aberdeen, governor general u Cara
be the guest Of the occasion.
been informed of the toplc II VI
on that day and Of the nature 4
Cleyeland's address. and will also ~
President d. G. Gilman u sJctml
kins will be on the platform and :
pected to take part In the dlscusln !
lessor #. G.. Harrison Of the Usns
OF Pennsylvania will also be preseaL
dent Patton will act as chairman iaa
enthusiastic words in favor Of aal1
will be heard from him. The e1trtis |
be held in Alexander hall. Lord Aee
will have conferred upon him ~ Y
ton University the degree Of doctor Y
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-10-22
OLD IRONsIDES.
increment Weather Interfered xN,.n
the Celebration,

increment Weather Interfered win
the Celebration.
noston' Mass, October 21.-Untoward
weather conditions interfered with the MI,
of door exercises today, marking tho o.n
.ehhiai OF the launching Of the United
states frigate Constitution. Rain fol,
throughout the forenoon, giving a he.
oraggied appearance to the Secoration. IN
hohor OF the occasion. Long before the hour
assigned for the exercises to begin the his
'or'c OLD south church was filled to its ut
most capacity.
among these present in the church were
tion, whose organization had a nrom,uan.
par IN bringing about this celebration !.
n OF the State militia. resident
onited states government Officials AMI
..piesehtatives OF foreign countries, mov-
ors OF New England cities. memhsrs =,
congress, OF the legislature and the 1ov W.
e,hor council and the officers of the North
Atlantic squadron. VI
Governor Wolcott acted as presiding of-
ra,ar. anu uehvered the opening address
referring in eulogistic terms to tho ussss,
IN honor OF which the anniyersarv w.s
heid ana the patriotism which marked hsr
history. 'Aeo ner
:, Governor Wolcott introduced Tbeoaora
roosevelt, assistant secretary Of the nav
VINO spoke In part as follows: ..Tbe mo,
n.tht OF Constitutions launching was TIC
beginning of our navy as we know # ,ne
aay' II was fifteen years after the lannch.
ing OF the Constitution and her sister shin,
before that proud flag which menaced rs
was humbied and during that fifteen wears
.here were many people who Objected ~
.me maintenance Of navy. 1t was because
we mad the Constitution and her ebins thas
we came out Of the war victorious ana -
Is que TO a policy contrary TO thai which
Prompted the Introduction Of such vessel.
~ ina. IN recent years brought us in danrsr
vi the gravest National dIshonor." ''
AZ this POINT Major William II Garland
OF BOSTON. who was powder how nm hnsra
~. me eols,itution in her famous battle with
sne Guerriere, was presented TO the an
~, and Governor Wolcott himself led
AZ ,nree CHEERS for the veteran.
Mayor Quincy of Boston then delivered n
short address. S'eu
Professor ]. W. Churchill Of Anaover
1ronsides." poem oid
me historic address OF the day was then
ue''ered by Senator Henry Cabot Lodge.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-10-22
FIVE sHrPwRnCKnD =.

sixth Gave Up Hone. ~. J,
cued In Tine'
san francisco. October. n,.-n I
ing adMces we're received ~. ..
snip Alameda, which arrived ~ !.
via Honolulu this morning:
On September is the yacht -.
cruising Off Noosa, near AZ.
sized In a squall. and five \ 3.
pants lost their lives after An.
in the wrecked boat for SON. q. :
The survivor. W. 8. Klnh,' n Z
reached shore on Sunday. s. :
party, Fred clawson and III q !
died during the first mint "a 8,
died in Kimball's arms MI 4, ].
fourth jumped overheard il a.,,s.
was drowned. Late on Tbuns., b
William Clawson. heartbrckso Z No.
his brother and nephew. ala ~ \;
on kimball's shoulder. and ~, !.
the dead bodies overheard x,,,s|
down in the bottom Of he -. !. =
He drifted into Laguina bay i. \
Cd Just az he had given rp hon :
rescued. and almost dead I'd " ~
beach until picked up. b
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-10-22
Liberal RELIGIONIsTs.
"bibltcn1 Criticism and TheoIor,c,,
Bclier' the Chief PaDer.


nashville. Tenn. October 21.--A fair
congregation heard the papers and adj
dresses which were read before the liberal
congress of religion. which convened in
the Jewish temple tonight.
Inc exercises were opened with q WON,
solo by Miss wooten. after which ~.
president led the congress in the Lords
prayer. Professor Nathaniel Schmidt q,
Cornell university was then introduced
HIS paper was Biblical Criticism nm.
Theological Belief" He said the ripht ~
con1ectural criticism is no longer. HistoriN
eau criticism is based partly on external
ana partly Or internal testimony. The
paper was very able one and showed evil
uo.Se OF vast research. 1t attacked tho
au'henueity OF number OF the books of
passed away. i'u
IL went into the details of the dis
covery and translation OF the manuscripts
from which the i'ible was written ANA
CANNED that much Of the present book
was filled with interpretations written IN
comparatively recent times. ="
REV. Emil G. Hirsch, Phi. D., member y,
the sinai CONGREGATION OF Chicago was
10 nave read the paper, THE Db,e in the
Light OF Modern Thought" but was No,
present vac hoe
a consratulatory Telegram was receivsd
from Joseph Stokes,rabbi Of the Isaiah fem
pie of Chicago. WIZ
yenkin Lloyd Jones then announced the
icro"ing programme for tomorrow
Dr. LOWS q. James OF the CAMBRIDGE
side. ~" pre-
Afternoon; Hinduism" Swami Sara
nam; The Parsi Religion" Jehanlghler
u ColsL Bcmbly; "Mohammedanis,n,,
Emln l.. Nabokoff.
Afternoon; Buddhism" DR.. Paul earn,
chicago; Judaism" Rabbi Noses p. John
son. Chicago. 'onn-
hev. MI Horton spoke a few words IN
praise ca Professor scamIdt's paper, after
which the meeting adjourned. $40
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-10-22
YOU CAN |
BE CURE

Many men and women are su nssS
told misery spending tneT ~ y, m 4
medicines, good and bad. BY ~ III II
OF intelligent treatment lus,n !,
away in premature graves. ns X m
reach of every suffering man ~ W.
All cases of Nervous Diseay I'nrsi|
Failing Energies, Varlcocsn wesis
Losses and Drains, Female 4 =
whether they be from the en- NJ
errors, indiscretions, overwo, ssleiJ :
or from any cause, we can .st I'D
permanently cure by the m ,vr,sdics =
methods known to modern Irsr a.
Small. Weak and Shrunt n
strengthened and developer - q 4
and healthy condition. Ains sm on
of Consumption. Rheuni a,a1r ~. 81
Kidney and Liver Complashs ~,
traced to these diseases, ahg sr y slui|
the proper remedies a cure Sss ~ ?
erected. Many men ana WV W. drsI
from these diseases are ~ ~
men, grasping after mere ss tmspl >
Free Prescriptions. Free ivasd b !,
onIy 10 find themselves u.ya 4 q
fraudu!ently c. 0. D. o'uss
cine company. atou expe
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-10-22
rINcREE's PILGRIMAGE.
tie Was After Gold Fields ma
phult Mines In Venc,ucv,

Detroit, Mich October 21.-A copy Of tho
venezuelan Herald has been received here
II Is published In Caracas In English ana
spanish Among other things it says:
we are able 10 state upon undenI.b,s
authority that the true inwardness Of tho
o % Of the visit of Governor Pinyree q,
M,ehisan was the investigation NJ M ua
new sold neids Of the Guaraco region ana
sne possloility Of obtaining control Of on one
OF we asphalt mines Of the republic.
rotary. Colonel Sutton. began nnsn a;s sec
Ior obtaining control Of the mine ~ BIZ
. few days" "speSv IN
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-10-22
Reformed pre.byt.r,,n

Nashville. Tenn. October 81 The >, NOD
OF the Associated Reformed Presbyterian
church met at Belfast this morning with
Aev' James L, Young. moderator, Of
monticello. Ark; Rev. James Boyce, Hun.
tersviiie, s. c.. slated clerks; Rev. ~ p
Mccilntock' Newberry. S. c.. second clerk
ana a; q. Brice. Chester. N. g. treas
, Sref REV, T'G. Boyce delivered the OPEN
TIE DAY session was devoted IN rsac,n.
- ss1sss'ns paeers y ~ staadins ecSn.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-10-22
A Canal win ne PreDss,s

Beardstown, H., October q. ~ y
suit Of today's conventions 4 "
River Valley association, Cong
Heinrichsen Of this district. will ~
congress a bill for the creatlcn q
canal to connect Lake MIchlrs ~
Gulf of Mexico. The prospect
mated. will cost $751; 100000.
were made favoring the remeva
dams In the Illinois river ana y
ening OF the channel to form ~
ing link between the Mississipu
Chicago drainage canal.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-10-22
Annninted surreon GienernI.

Washington, October N.-The president
has appointed Medical Director w. X Van
Reopen to be surgeon general of the navy,
to succeed Surgeon General Bates, de-
ceased. Dr.. Van Reopen Is at present a
member Of the board of inspection ana
surgery. which office he has held since
1904
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-10-22
Clnrk nnck Homo.

Waco, Texas. October oo,---Judge George
ozark got back today from Washington
me object of his Visit TO the National can.
''ai was to appear as counsel In the ST.
preme court In the case styled John w.
Baker vs. William Grlce ct al. This is the
famous litigation involving the validity Of
,he Texas trust laws. John w. Baker the
shsrlh OF McLcnnan county, held Will,am
Grice and three other agents ~ The
MS,ers-Piercc OIL company charged with
violation o. tho trust law. The defendants
were granted habsas corpus hearinr he.
fore Judge Charles Swayue of IN i,n,,a,
states district court. who held the Texas
trust law Invalid and ordered the release
Oh ,he defendan's The State OF Texas an.
pfaied and the case was TO have been heard
,sss week IN the supreme court OF thr
United states. II IVES placed on The
calendar 70 be called again the first Mon
DAY In next January. The dsc.elcn Of hi.
case VIII settle the status Of ali tn trust
law prosecutions pending in Texas courts.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-10-22
ssid' You never know you \ q!
have !, takena pill tin n d Il w
over" aSc. Q. I. Hood q O..
rroprietors, Lowell MAJ
Si'e only pills to take Win n, Y

n, mittees. The session ton,sS,
70 a conference on the sduss I
me church and addresses -
Professor William Hood = 4
ana Rev. 7. @. Boyce. r., y
addressed the synod upon 4: l
prospects of Erskine col,s.s
nounced that Joseph WIFI . 9 1
g.. g.. had given $4,000 to SUI . q
tory at Erskine college. ~ ~
McElree, New Wilminrtos = p.
Knox. Montgomery; A.
Sparta. ILL.,, are in sttsrs. ~
United Presbyterian churrS
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-10-22
CAusEs CONCERN.
Relieves That None M ~.
Will Ratify Tre.tsn.

"ssmneton, October 2i.-The rejectIo,
Dy tne Creek legislature yesterday OF The
pawes commission agreement for the rc.
nso,n'auon OF the tribe Is viewed with
nusn concern by the Interior Department
autnomties They regard It as OF great
nsnlIicance - affecting other tribes with
cn n"m tns commiss!on has to deal, ana
y hksay 70 cause . tau
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-10-22
National Liquor Dealers.

Indianapolis, Ind. October 21.-The Ma
tionai Association of Retail Liquor Dealers
today elected the following officers for one
year: PRESIDENT, August Koehler. Orange,
N; T.; Vice president Thomas F. Lally.
M'nneapoiis' second Vice president, John
r. Halle, Chicago, treasurer. Senator
Schweikert st. Louis; organizer, p. II.
Nolan. New York. -