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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-07-25
SHORT NEWS STORIES.

IA PORTE Ind-A tornado struck tho
eastern portion OF this city and wrecked sew
tral buildings
DENVER Thomas Wells general frsiRht
agent o. the Denver and Rio Grapde rail-
way. 10 dead OF diabetes,
SAN FRANCISCO Tho transport Morgan
CITY has arrived from Manila with returning
troops Including those iuSalided home
NEW YoRK,--Iiueh II. Hoaly formerly y
molRsses merchant in this city, has hlod a
petition IN bankruptcy, Liabilities sisS,Jl2
no assets.
The comptroller Of the currency has de-
creditors OF the City National bank OF Fort
Worth, Texas
BROWNSVILLE, Pa.--Four slavs employed
IN the mines OF the Redstone Coal, on and Gas
company at Grandstono We're killed In an eN-
rlosicn OF gas aud Ore damp.
CHATTANOOGA, Tcnn.--All the iron fur
ngess of chattnnoosa district have announced
m advance OF per cent per ton IN PIX Iron.
making the price OF No SIG,
pArANlA.--J. A, r. Elliot OF Kansas city
defeated W II, Crosby OF batavia for the In.
animate turget championship OF America, held
hy Crosby by score OF lS6 TO lss,
DULUTH Mlnn,--.A proposition has been
nlade TO vessel owners iooking 20 a cogsolida-
outside OF the great teets Of the ore com
panieg
NEW YORK, Charles Frehman has pur-
sessSst. ana viii Villas ASSUME 'e Control AZ InS once
He will Install his brother Daniel Froh-
man, as MANAGER.
Los ANGELES, lit is renerted here that
an oil Well trust. 10 ho canltslaed AZ $50, 0co,r
coo Ia being formed 10. taNe In all the OIL
properties thus Ter developed IN the Carolina
and Whittier districts
NEW YoRi<.--osoar r. isaekaye, who came
here from Cuba some days agO, and who was
found to have yellow fever On his arrival az
TIE quarantine station has been discharged
tom the quarantine hospital,
ENpORlA. Kan, City Marshal John Gates
Of strong City twenty miles from here. sh)t
and almost Instantly Killed Mrs lohnson On
the Santa vi platform there, lie had ordered
her on the platform whereupon she attacked
him with knlio.
MOBILE, Ala "A double header freight
iYair turned over on tho Mobile and Ohio
rosa aud titeen CATS are badly wrecked. En-
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DOME Site.

Admiral Dewey has accepted an invita-
ton TO reception rendered him by Great
er New York.
An independent l,nseed oil company viii
establish hig mill at MINNEAPOLIS,
Five negroes have been lynehed because
OF the outrage near Duinhridse. Ga
Survivors arrived from the Edmonton
trail TO Dawson related tales OF much des-
tltutlon and suffering
The Industrial commission ia investigat-
Ing the immigration question,
A fertilizer trust s hoIng organized to
control every plant In the South
The strike situation at Cleveland is So
rlous: strikers only bong held in check
by presence OF tho militia. one man was
killed,
Stnkers arc returning to work at Brook
iyn aud cars are running regularly.
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riueel linn Mcdonald aud his negro fireman
" engine No. IA were covered by the engine
gni thought certainly killed, but We're taken
our uuiulured.
NEW IoRk--rhe socialist labor party held
q mass meeting in Cooper Union for the pur-
nose Of expressing its Nlewa on the resent
street car strikes IN New York and BROOKLYN,
Tho hall was Allied To the doors and fact ounl
differences almost causei the NEE Ing 10
break un In riot.
SAN FRANCISCO,--l.loyd revs. one Of the
wealthlest and best known residents OF san
Francisco. Is dead, He was 10 years OF age
For many venrs he was president OF Wolls-
Fargo a Co. retiring few years ago. on
account ot III health. His wealth is cSti-
mated at $50 600, 900.
CALDWELL, Kan --- Edna curtis. Mile
Derrick lneS and Mabel Neal daughters OF
prominent Caldwell citizens, were drowned at
pruIy O nshlug and bathing resort six miles
cnsi OF here Tho girls were In h0thtug when
one ~ them went beyond her deqyh In NJ
tonptlns TO rescue her tho four wore drowned.
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STATE.

There 10 no law authorizing the governor
&c appoint special district judges.
Texas corporation desiring TO do business
In Indian Territory has applied for man.
damus to compel tho secretary of state to
hle its charter.
Murderer Ford will be given q hearing
Tor insanity at Waco In October; two ways
to prevent his hanging until that time,
Farmers congress will begin Its sessions
today at College station.
Red river Is out OF Its banks in the low
lands near Texarkana.
Galveston Ia again troubled BY the beach
erosion question.
Street car system OF Galveston Ia said
10 be DESTROYS OF operating cars over the
jetty tracks,
North Texas Methodist conference board
Of education will meet at Dallas today to
discuss the educational movement,
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Mns. RICH IN a MnxrcASPKryuz:
Her Comfort Looked After by the
Authorities

hi Paso, Texas, July ai,--Mrs. John D,
Rich, who has been In the I'll Paso Jail
since early in May, was delivered to the
Mexican authorities at Jaurex this al
ternoon by United States Marshal Sle-
hrecht. who came here for the purpose
from san Antonio. The woman was taken
In hack and was conveyed to her Jaurez
prison with the horses in a swinging trot
The Mexican consul who reeeipted for
the prisoner proceeded IN buggy, AZ the
bridge u squad OF Mexican guards we're
awaiting the prisoner, hut al her own re-
quest tho American ofncers took her
straight 10 prison, Her rooms had been
previously prepared BY the personal d.
rection OF Governor Ahumads and are
we'll furnished airy and quite comfortable
Before leaving this side the river the NO
man wrapped herself round with an
American nag and still wore il when the
doors Of the prison closed behind her. Wo.
men consider Mrs Rioh's condition pitlful
Tor IL Is reported that babe viii be horn
in the laurez prison u she remains there
three months.
Mrs Rich IL charged with the murder of
her husband,
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FOREIGN BRIEFS,

LoNDoN.-The house Of WI, ~, ,slsi|
second reading Of the u'no'
by a vote of lis TO % ~
PRETORIA. President h! sisss,a.s 4
denied the rumors OF ms I .,,saul i,,;1
positively that they were w''a0s 4, Y
LIMA. Peru,--CnblesTama.so ms. y ,,s,us|
ment from Para and Manas' sn
thc Iauitos revolution saiA'
July IS. -, ,ss,:i4
arsu,nont on behalf OF Vehe.ssi,alsz1
blltish-Venezuelan boundary ""
mission. -, sts.ls n
ST. THoMAs.-Ths unl'ss sc,rl "
Machias has arrived neis Vans "a
pure hased by the unlteu M
spanish war. .,sna,.M =
SANTIAGO. Cuba, One aa ~. i q
yellow fever lie reported, ths s's M
il This case proves to De y. ,,r,sH !
sever. the quarantine WI "
diately, ,.e,ra.yt
sHANGHAI.-The report, .'s M "
nese- Chinese alliance, Wiz, ns bar
sistantly denied for some sauslss
sumod definite form and az
element in Russian circls'' Rsss
l.oNpoN.-Aeeorslug e X, ~ fsM
government has intormei .as d asss
~" that il is impossible ", y ssra
ivnehars the newspapers; lsa, KS
adds. are indignant ana s1esa ar
what they call shan a
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ANTI.GOEBEL MEETING.
Pistols, Knives and Brass Knucks Figured
in Proceedings.
LOUISVILLE CONVENTION WAS DENOUNCED
A Goidbug Was Made Chairman,
Though Resolutions We're Al
legged 10 Favor Bryan.

Bowling Green, Ky, July 2i.--The anti
Goehel meeting here this evening ended
In the greatest disorder. Personal violence
was rpsorted to several times before the
convention was adjourned one man was
struck with brnss knucks and several
others received blows. For tlmo It
looked as If the meeting would onl IN a
general riot Pistols and knives wore
drawn and but for a temporary adjourn
ment moro hloodshed would surely have
followed
1t waS county court day and nm unusual
ly large crowd was In the city The
meeting had been widely advertised A
number OF prominent speakers, among
them being Harvey Myers and Theodore
iallum Of Covlngton Colonel Tom Hayes
of Louisville the defeated candidate for
lieutenant governor William H. Smith,
James Williams OF Louisville, ]. c, Flour
noy, attorney OF Fulton, j. j Constantine
OF Sparta aud others.
j. Mckon2tr Moss a gold democrat OF
this city, called the meeting TO order An
EFFORT was made to elect a secretary from
the local newspaper ranks, but each Que
chosen refused 10 serve, Mr. Moss was
N''A''H''''' -Nl' y ~ ''''''''N .''''''' 800
Myers OF CoVing,on, an old time enemy of
uoehei attempted to address the onNcu-
Ton, but he hal scarcely begun wnoh ne
Wac interrupted by some one IN tne NAH
WIN 'nIs question llH you not oetray
non Nh'l7m u Con whose picture yol
ne" race, III ,nH race ior the Sp'ANershlp
" VuH Nen,uvN houNe OF 'rtISS.n.a-
usVs, w DoN "us res' ''', U. ns"'' =,
Gree" al" was very poP"ial NTH ~
WIS w"S 'SS.V''V" ny NlNets, us p''A ~
l'.riu "l ~" ,u,Vs, ,us Jp'"No' n''
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~ NV w 80 ~ .'',.,'
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TsS,,,ns, snria,,s trort,I, n,nt,on ~ nd :.
ionrn Sns d,,rlnrcd ea,risa ana hnlf he
Srntvd loft thc rnnn, Whom ssvernl nS,.sonaI
oltsr,,tt,n. orc,,rr,a an ,ro an lan
when mar, If Tho ero,yd hod lcft the hall
NV mo mnnon,e ~ IN lryinr me prasbv
lerinn miniatur sotnethinp Ike order yas
nrnfn rrstnred ana many nersnns wcre In
dueeN 10 remain and hear snooehos NV
rheodore uaIlnm md nfhars me- rean-
mtions rondnn,n ina nnvs,,,nt ,rnn.n
rotad nv I'm ao.cnl,sd ,lennrrots i'm t1st
err, staips To abandon the nrlnciples Of
the Cbicarn plniforn on5 indorse yillinm
/ prynn Ear nrn.iacnt THY rbor,s ,,h,f
fhe stbte convention ,p ro,,i,vnl, which
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- = -
GENERAL WHEELER SAILED.
Left san Francisco Aboard tn.
TnrtNr.

san Francisco, July 2l,-The TRANSPORT
Tartar sailed Cor the Philippines at II
O'Clock this morning. She was to have
sailed Saturday but was delayed by the
la'e arrival OF the Nineteenth infantry,
The first section, containing companies G
and d, met with an accident near sulsan.
which caused delay OF several hours.
although no one was injured The Nine
Neenth regiment is the largest in the
United States. II not In the world. having
isuo men, II is the first TO be recruited
under he new organization. l2s men 10 a
company,
General Jospeh Wheeler and daughter
are passengers on the Tartar, Besides the
regulars, l7b recruits 20 ON The transnnrt
The Newport and Ohio are scheduled 10
SAIL tomorrow for Manila, although Il Is
doubtful II either will get away.
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OTIS CASUALTY LIST.
showing Deaths from All Cause,
Since Last Rauort

Washington Julyai, war depart
ment has received the following from
General otIs at Manila:
Additional casualiies.-Killed: First
wsl,tarnla infantry at Bulong, July /.
waiter T. sw.enle; Ninth infantry. near
san Luis 18th company X, Edward B
Webster,
n, ,MouHdsa,-First California infantry at
pe'ong. Negros, LIST, company +. Claude
W. Hut. arm. slight; Twenty arst in,
r nnuy' near Morong, 18th, company c.
Francis G Laneey, knee, moderate; Ninth
ssn.aatr!! near San Luis, 18th, mpaay X.
sV,gsah' Herbert L. Hartwlok, arm. slight
Washing'on. July si.--General OTIS ca
hlsd the following deaths.
pysentery, July 10, Michael corrigan,
,o'hpahy X, First Montana; suicide, july
~, John l.. Moore frst lieutenant com,
m ps, Fittyvlrst Iowa, intestinal .ubsr..
T Twan,S, A. July 20. William l.. Mpphy,
paoid fever, July 81. FLOYD Ailsn Twen-
H-hrrs' regiment infantry.
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Regarding New roundiaud Fisherie,

London. July 94.-Mr Joseph Chamber
lain, the secretary of state for the colonies,
replying 10 question in the house of
commons today, said he did not expect to
be able 20 make statement before the
close OF the session on the subject OF The
QUESTION dividing Great Britain and France
with regard to Newfoundland, AS IN inc
modus Niyendi expiring the present year
MI Chamberlain said there would be
time to obtain the necessary colonial legis-
lation before the next fishing season
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FOREIGN.

There wore rumorS 10 the effect that
President Kruger had resigned. He. how
ever. made denial OF their truthful
mesa,
Tho United States will not he bound by
tho decision OF the peace conference re-
gprdlne tho use Of dumdum bullets
The long pending rcclprooltv treaty be-
tween the United States and France has
finally been settled.
The pcece conference will probably end
this week. Three conventions and three
declarations have been agreed on.
Tho British homo secretary stated that
there were no reasona for royal clcmency
In the case OF Mrs. Maverick.
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SITUATION IS SERIOUS.
Beard o. Arbitration Has Abandoned Its
Efforts 10 Conclllalc the Strikers
ONE MAN WAS KILLED BY A CONDUCTOR
strikers Arc heinz Held In Check
Only by the Prescncc of
the militia.

Cleveland. Ohio, July 2a.--Thc day has
failed 20 nring any relief TO the strike
situation, which Is regarded as serious'
The state board OF arbitration has prac-
tlcally abandoned Its efforts to conclliate
tho strikers and their former employers
The resentment of tho striking conduct
ors and motormen and the more turbulent
spirit OF their sympathlzers are hold In
< check TO degree by tho presence of the
police and the militia members which ride
in the cars or are hold In readiness at
the barns and terminals, Small riots oc-
Cured during tho day, but with one eS-
ception they we're without serious ro-
suits. The death of Henry Cornswitrh,
slain by a bullet fired by Ralph =. How-
10y, a conductor on the Broadway line, IL
the hrst fatality OF the strike.
Tho police believe they have clew TO
the man who placed nitro glycerlne which
last night blew up an Euclid avenue cur
and Injured four people. They have found
the buggy in which he made hls escape
and have got fair description OF the man
An explosion took place this evening In
Brookline. a suburb, but did scarcely any
damage. All the lues OF the biz con
solidsied system, except the Mayneld SUI
burhan railway. have been in operation
today
The adjutant general this evening in-
formed Major Farley that the militia com
panies at Youngstown, Geneva. Berea
Warren and Norwalk, towns near this
city. had been officially notified to hold
tltmSHlVpS tn hf ra
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WASHINGTON.

The italian representative at washing
ton is satisfied with what has been ac-
complished In the lynohinr Investigation.
Direct nesotlations respectina the Alask-
an boundary arc being carried on between
the secretary OF state and Canada.
Tho United States refuses TO submit to
arbitration In the Alaskan boundary dis
pute, because It fears compromise VIII
be mado that would amount 10 the loss OF
tho whole contention.
Six OF the census supervisors for Texas
have been agreed on.
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FERTILIZER Trust.
VIII Control Every Plant In tho
south, IL Is Snia.
Especial TO The Post)


New York, July ga 5000, 900 fertilir-
er company 70 operate In the South is In
process OF completion at the Waldorf
hotel, II viii include the Virginia caro-,
lima Chemical company. which already con.
trolls many fer,iliEing plants In the South.
including several In Texas and Louisiana.
The statement Is made that the new COM
pany viii control every plant in the
Southern States, including those that
have heretofore been independent and
that their system OF business wiz be a
great aid to southern agrleulturlsts
|, Is expected that a formal announce.
men, OF tho completion Of the company
win be announced in few DAYS ana tAa,
the control viii be largely in the hands OF
Southern business men.
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HOSPITAL SHIP ARRlvrR
Had on Board Large tsnh
SiCI. Soldiers from MANI

San Francisco, July A-M
States Hospital ship Morgan ny
today from Manila having % ~
sick and convaleseent soldiers IN
Private c. j. Bobhs, Tenta ffaaps
Private Lewis Cook, Twealy-sSM
ment and First Lieutentalt JassAs
First South Dakota died % "
These succumbed 10 dysenlss.
ease with which most OF tae oNs
a4ected. All those on board ssN
the steamer left Manila put ~
from a tropical climate and 'as e.
benefited the invalids that o. NJ
only twenty-five were uhaos
their berths. Every commaaa = 4,
every regiment is represehssa =
returning soldiers. "a,
After thorough Inspection . Nv
quarantine station the transls. Y
to the military hospital a. -
began. Only a few troops ~
from gunshot wounds.
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LOCAL.

The city council gives the street railway
comppny rule. The ordinance introduced
for the issuance Of the 100000 sewer
touds
A meeting at the Christian church today
70 discuss the establishment OF free
kindergarten,
The colored people will have their chill
dren's day tomorrow
Tho state veterinarian is sent to Katy.
IN this county. to investigate the cause
Of death among horses
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RAILROADS..

Another conference slated Tor tomorrow.
al which mn effort viii be made TO forco
CONCESSIONS from the Pee Gee
General Superintendent Trice emphatic
ally denies a Dallas rumor anent the re
lations existing between the International
and the order OF Railway Telegraphers
General Freight ana Passenger Agent
Yantis of the Galveston, Houston and
Northern resigns his office
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THE pREYFus COURT MARTIAL.


Rennes, July s4--Now that the date OF
the court martial for the trial of Captain
Dreyfus has been fixed for August I,
there is greater activity IN the prepara-
tions for the event. Telegraph aud tele-
phone lines are being constructed and Of
hcers ON furlough have been ordered 70
return TO their posts by August 1. The
gendarmes have been given a new coun-
tersign and the minister OF war has signed
instructions In regard to possible demou-
stratons, Traffic WIN be diverted To other
streets as much as possible and the street
Kept clear
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POLITICAL.

Tho republicans have hit upon pian
whereby they hope to sidetrnck the trust
Issue for several years,
The anti- Gocbel meeting at Bowling
Green. Ky. had pistols. knives and braSs
kuucks mixed In the proceedings
Colonel w, c. T.. DrooRinridge takes
the position that the Kentucky democratic
state convention was invalid, having
atorted the credentials report by II minor
ily vote
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MESSENGER noYs STRIKE.
Two Non-union Boys Were stabbed
ind several serionsIN SimRReh.

Cincinnati, July 24,rhe strike OF mes
serger boys which started Saturday le-
came serious tonight Two boys were
stabbed, several hit by missiles and many
slugged with clubs, Most OF the violence
was done by roustahouts
The companies refused to recognize tho
Messengers union and tonight the boys
voted 10 continue the strike. At this meet
Ing the newsboys an6 some tobacco strip
pers promised 10 Join them tomorrow, Tho
boys will start petitions among the busi-
mesa men tomorrow
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COMMERCIAL.

Tho future cotton markets closed n
about unchanged prices Spots were uu-
changed.
The stock market continued dull. due to
unsettled money conditions.
Wheat and corn were unchanged, oats
q shade lower Provisions lost 6Gtl7iac.
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ine man ~ cousid. VI
cred the most reckless OF ~. 4
who risks his life BY pu,ssra w.
his head into the inonth =
a savage lion. The men M y
foolhardy act are few and s uo pefMa|
Ihere are tens of thoussrs.s s y
daily DO q much more rasb ~ y M
deed. They are the mar sau CIV
and neglect their health uo M
this with impunity. The ;r.nss
is serious illness and rMsevluSt
One OF the most common r.ss,n N
lessness in regard to health \ ~
There is one, and only ons .sss s,
edy for this dread disease III; scli
Golden Medical Discover n1
OF thirty years, during wh;rh
cured 9S per cent. of all cases ~ i
throat and lung affections ns.
on the digestive and nutrit;vs 40 s
creates a healthy appetite g, ~
tates the flow OF digest;ve i, NJ ~
notes the assimilation OF tbs I W.
ments of the food. Itisthc nm, ~,
er, flesh builder aud nervr.tonjs n
OF nervous prostration 1t builds NM.
hbres aud gives sound, Iefteshins
l took a severe cold with sorr A., \
Mrs. A; 5. Everhart, Of Gard spr;ss !.
lud. Soon began to cough -
became sore so that when lcoughsSS ''yV
though my side would burst. III 49,
l had pleurisy. took hi, ms, IA Il
tune and got no better All through, N
aud summer fused mustard plsstrss, v
tiers on my side aud over lungs i Ns'm
to ache so badly between INV ,t,sly
could hardly endure II aud Al sir.a
snothered. NV breath was q sho, M, N.
scarcely talk. Several OF my near MIA
died OF consumption thought i ~
DR., Piercc's Golden Medical Dlsro,.,, n \
two bottles OF il, and two Of his lY+,,.'
let's and am new person. i vrnn y
any money for the benefit received y
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STRIKERS RETURNING TO won>
street Car Trnfhc Has Almost RE-
suned lis Normal Condition.

suWtu us Nofhhl Anhhtflphs
New York July - street ear traffic
here and in Brooklyn has returned almost
to normal conditions. 4 number OF men
have returned TO work, hut President RIOS
sitter OF The Brooklyn Rapid Transit com
pany admits today that the company is IN
urgent need of 400 men for its eXAa list,
He has promised to retnstate the unol-
Tending Of the old hands
Police Magistrate Jacob Bremen Of
Brooklyn today discharged from custody
tho twenty one men arrested charged with
the alleged dynamite scheme Go blow up
the elevated railroad structure az bifth
avenue and Thirty NTH street last week
A number OF police officers testified TO
facts In connection With the arrest OF the
men. William Ashhy, employed by tho
Brooklyn Rapid Transit company TO So
cure information about the strikers, ro-
peated his story about threats To use dyna-
mite. but his Testimony was broken down
completely when he attempted to Identity
any of the prisoners.
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SUMMARY OF ToDAy's IMPORTANT NEWS.
PHILIPPINES.

returned soldier described the real
state OF affairs at Manila,
The transport Sheridan with troops ar
rived at Manila.
General Anderson stated that the great
est statesman In the United states should
be made governor general OF the Philip
pines
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CONVENTION POSTPONED,
Industrial Convention WIN he Held
In October.

Huntsvillo. Ala, July si.--The lndus-
trial convention that was called to meet
In this city September s has been post
poned to October 10, The pos,ponemsnt
was made by the executive committee OF
the Chamber Of Commerce on the request
OF large number OF prominent men who
have consented TO deliver addresses n the
convention is held later than on The date
hrut announced. Then. the weather was
= consideration. October belng one OF the
lovelisst months IN Alabana's calendar,
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Observation-Disclosures,


Springfield, Ill. July 2i--Attorney
General Akin today sent to the
states attorney OF each county a
list OF 1000 corporations who have
failed to comply with the antitrust
law for. 1892 IN not reporting to the
secretary OF state that they were
not in trust Tho states Mt
torncys are directed To proceed
against the companies actually in
business and collect tho penalty for
failure to comply with the law.