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The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-03-03
Bakery Goods.

Angel Cakes mo housekeeper ever
made any better), today all day,
each 49,, .,...... .................. lac
Fresh Doughnuts, per dozen .... SC
Fresh Pies, each ................ 6C
Fresh Baked Beans, today, per jar. 15c
All Kinds of fresh "Home- Made, Cake
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-03-03

A number Of the young people of the
First Baptist church attended the Baptist
Christian Endeavor rally held in the First
ing.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-03-03

Prof. Shaw's Bible Glass of the Central
Presbyterian Church will give progress
I've conversation party Friday evening,
March 16, in the church parlors. Mrs. w.
Thompson and Mr.. Rich are on the COM
mittee.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-05-15
THE HOUSE.
De Almond of Missouri seyereIy
Critictses the Administration,

De Almond of Missouri seyeret,
Criticises the Administration
i Washington, May l4-The house to-
day passed the general deficiency appro
priatioo bill and the military academy
bill; the last of the supply bills viii fol-
low it tomorrow, The deficiency bill car
ried S3,S39O2l and was passed substan-
tially without amendment. The general
debate was devoted principally to poltl-
cal topics the feature being severe ar
raignment OF the administration by Mr..
De Almond MOI.
Mr. Corliss CMichl had read a letter
from native Puerto Rican enthusiastic
rally indorsing the action of congress IN
Passing the Puerto Ricau tariff law,
Mr. DC Almond CMol rldiculed the let
ter read by MIR, Corliss. He described
the ecstasy with which tho native pop
ulation received the rews that they were
10 be governed by 'carpethaggers" who,
he said, would take everything portabis
carry away. II would be the sad ami
shameful story Of oarpetbaglsm in the
South over again
Mr. DE Almond charged the admins
tratlOn with cowardice for allowing no
official utterance Of sympathy to go out
TO the Doors struggling in South Africa
to repeat the splendid story OF the Amer
lean revolution.
He concluded by charging that there
was either a secret understanding with
Great Britain or an American adminstra-
ton, trucking to power and wealth, he'd
overlooked and forgotten tho rights OF
humanity.
Mr.. Underwood (Als,) offered an amend
ment to allow the employees OF the house
q months extra pay.
To II Mr. Cannon raised point Of
order. which was sustained by the chair
and then by the house on an appeal.
4 bill was passed to authorize the
Seneca Telephone company TO construct
and operate lines in the Indian Terri
/ tory
| At sos p. m. the house adjourned
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-05-15
A NEGRO VILLAIN LYNCHED
IN COLD sLoop HAD MURDERED A
MAN ON A STREET CAR.
plncRrd Placed on Body warming
Other NcHroes--Troops In ReHdi-
ness. but We're Forestnlicd.

Augusta, Ca, May H,--wllliam Willis.
the negro who shot and killed Alexander
Whitney popular young man Of this
city, yesterday evening, was lynched near
Grovetown, about twelve miles from here.
at 10 a. m. today
The mob which disposed OF Willis took
him from Richmond county officers, who
boarded train fer Atlanta soon after the
murder was committed with the purpose
Of bringing him to place OF safety. The
mob held Willis in the woods near Grove
town during the night, awaiting identlnca-
ton OF its victim. 1t was not until 10
o'clock that the negro was thoroughly
recognized, He was swung from tree.
The rope broke in the first attempt and
q second was made. which was successful.
Phe body was then riddled with bullet.
ana placard placed on II bearing A
warming 20 other negroes. The coroner
was notliled and Is now Investigating.
Governor Gambler was informed earl,
IN the aay OF the prospective lynehlng and
ordered four companies OF state troopl
stationed here TO hold themselves il
readiness to prevent any violence Nv IN.
mob Judge Brlnson OF the superior cauri
called the grand iury together 10 nreyent
an ,uipreak nut before these precautions
| lynched
Alexander Whitney was on crowded
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-05-15
CONSTITUTION FOR AUSTRALIA
SECRETARY CHAMBERLAIN Ex-
PLAINS PROPOSED MEASURE.
the American constitutional ppo-
sition WIZ Refuse to support 1t.

London, May 1i-Tht secretary Of state
for the colonies, Mr.. Joseph Chamberlain,
rose in well-illled house today 10 intro
duce the Australian commonwealth bill.
which he described as great and impor-
.tant step towards the organization OF the
empire.
After explaining the difference between
the Australian proposals and the Canadian
constitution Mr.. Chamberlain pointed out
that as foreign countries were concerned
in the new constitution II was important
that measures that might involve the im-
pcral government in the most serious
responsibilities should be interpreted by
tribunal in which all the parties had
full confidence and the government could
not consent to clause "a relative TO the
appeal court because It meant the aboll-
ton Of the imperial veti, which would be
preiudicial to the unity of the empire and
might lead TO a conflict OF authority be-
tween the proposed high court and the
| privy council.
The government, ne added proposed to
introduce In the house Of lords forthwith
a scheme to appoint for seven years a rep
resentatiye each of Canana. South Africa,
Australia and India to be members of the
lprivy council and who would act MS lords
of appeal.
| During fine course of his speech Mr..
! Chamberlain said the new constitution
although In important respects unlike any
now existing, more closely rssembled the
constitution of the United States than
any other, State rights throughout were
iealously preserved, In Australia the sen.
ate would be elected by the same cleo
OF both bodies would receive the same
salary.
The liberal leader IN the house, Sir
Henry Campbell Zimmerman, said the op-
position would refuse to support the gov
lernment proposals in reference. to the
court Of appeal
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-05-15

ion handed down by Justice Shiras The
court said. we think the conclusion
fairly to be drawn from the state ana
Federal cases is that the right TO take
property by will or descent Is derived
from and regulated by municipal law;
that in assessing tax upon such right
or privilege the State may lawfully meas
ure or fix the amount OF the tax by re-
ierring to the value of the property pass
ing; and that the Incidental fact that such
property is eempceed in whole or In part
OF Federal securities does not inyalldate
the tax or the law under which it Is I'M
posed"
: This opinion was rendered In the case
Of Plummer vs. Comptroller Golfer OF the
City Of New York and involve the State
law OF New York
The supreme court today adjourned for
week without announcing its decision
in the Kentucky governorship case.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-05-15
i'm THE FIELD OF SPORT.
Mueesy McGraw and Catcher Robinson
We're Presented with Bouquets
THEN MAC LOST THE GAME FOR ST. LOUIS
A wild throw at Critical StnGe
Enabled the Brooklyn Team
to Win Out.

The debuts, locally. of Messrs. McGraw
and Robinson were wholly satisfactory,
saws Sundays GloDe- Democrat. OF
course. the renowned "Muggsy," the Mike
Kelly of modern baseball. came in for
more applause than his heavy partner, an
az soon 40 his trim figure was seen attired
In the cardinal ard white Of st. Louis
cheers that must have resounded in lar off
Carondelet were given for the baseball
luminary. who has come to this burg TO
aid Chief Patsy" in gaining the leagues
bunting Every time that ''MuggSy'
moved, or even stood still, there Were
more cheers and in the preliminary prac-
tice, whenever a pop "fungo" was sint his
way. gobhled UP, Of course, he was ap-
plsuded 10 such manner as to make q
comic opera star, or even Sir Henry lrv-
ing, green with envy
There were flowers for both newcomers,
"Muggsy" was handed three mammoth
bouquets. two Of American Beauties and
the third Of carnations. when he made
his first appearance in the batter's box
Robinson was up for the Initial time In
the second inning, and two bouquets were
given him, both equally as large as any
Of those rendered McGraw.
ninths of the way, but the blow off F"
which came at the very end, was sad in
deed especially when the fans" were
cheering the Terrors to a man, nose Of
the luke warm enthusiasm of the early
days being apparent. 1t was genuine
cheering the home boys received, and
had they landed vctors the town, with
adjacent suburbs thrown in, would have
been theirs.
When the eighth inn!ng lad closed the
scoreboard read st. Louis, A; Brooklyn.
2. Then came that fatal ninth. and ere
it had ended the champions had snatched
victory from the very jaws of defeat, and
won game that looked lost beyond re-
call to them The offender WAS McGraw
himself, hero Of the entire afternoons
Fray Mcguire tore the ball down fast to
'iMuggsy' ard no made a neat pickup.
His throw to McGann was far to one side
of the base, and the error lost the game.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-05-15
German Evangclic,, synoa

Brennan, Texas, May 1.-THE delegates
to the Texas district German Evangelical
synod OF North America, which has Just
closed its twelfth annual session al the
Wledeville church, left for their homes
today. The next place OF meeting was not
selected and will be decided upon by the
officers.
The synod elected the Following officers
Rev. c, Kniker Of Cibolo, president: Rev
W. Blasherg of Houston, vice president:
Rev o. Rudolf OF San Angelo, secretary.
Rev. P. Dyck Of Wiedeville. treasurer.
The following appointments we're an.
bounced Board of missions, Reys. G..
sieveklng OF Birch, T. schlundt of Wash.
iugton, 5. G Prees of Marlin. The latter
has been called 10 the church at GAY
Hill.
Delegates TO the Grand Synod-T Tan
ner OF Dallas, w. Blasherg Of Houston.
TruEees,-W. Blas,NTg of Houston II
Hermann Of Houston, j, Remel.
Rev. G. Sieveking of Birch was appoint.
ed editor of the Gemeindeblatt. the con.
gregational paper.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-05-15
SUMMARY OF TopAY,s IrlpoRTANT NEMs.


A ncsyv rain FIJI in Southwest Texas.
North Texas and the BRACES valley.
Federal authorities and pallns police
officials arc at outs over the arrea, Of a
mail driver and Of che noliremen who
arrested him.
The Dallas, Fort Worth and southern
Electric Raiiroad company, With a capital
o. million has been chartered
Tho state secured Judgment by default
against the New York Medical college Of
San Antonio.
Mayor RigEips Of Waco SUGGESTS that
the inaycrs OF Texas meet to discuss mat
tiers Ct interest 70 an cities aud towns
sionewall county copper mines are to
ba developed.
small band Of wbltecaps has sp-
pearcd near La Grange.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-05-15
STATE EpwoRTH LEAGUE.


The Annual Meeting to he heid a
Waco This Week.
= Waco, Texas, May 1.-THE State Ep-
worth League meets in this city in an
nual conference to continue three days,
The correspondence from various points
in the State indicates large attendance
and elaborate preparations are being
made 10 entertain the delegates and Wis
itors. Some distinguished Methodist
minister's and missionaries will he pres
ent, among them betg Bishop wilson of
Blltimore. DR.. Reid of Korea, P. L..
Cobb of Nashville and others.
Rev. II. NJ Whaling OF Austin, who was
to preach the conference sermon. is re-
ported i'll and DR.. Reid, the eloquent
Korean missionary, will fill his place.
Special song service has been provided
under the directicu of Prof d, j. Evans
of Whiiewrlght. who has been in the clty
several days drilling a chorus The
meeting promises to he pleasant and
profitable.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-05-15
THE NAVAL BILL PASSED
Secretary Authorized to Pay High Prices
for the Armor Plate.
10 BUY FIVE HOLLAND TORPEDO BOAIs
Gathmann Gum Amendment Was
Withdrawn--Efort to Take W
ship subsidy Iiill RidicuIcd.


washington. May 14.--After discussion
,,st,ng ave full days the senate today
., .,,,,ra~rt,,,on Mi pran-
passeu tn' ns'a' "Hp'N "
tically four days we're devoted 70 tne co.'-
Alteration OF the armor plate proposition
,,,hsoh was agreed 10 finally as reported
,.,. ~, .v,a-,on that
by the committees WIZ ~
the secretary OF the navy IS authoi i1su
TO make contracts only for such armor as
80, ~ ,eeaed from time 10 time,
-, 4, ,,,hor,,s,
Inc secretary VI e'e NY 2
to secure armor OF the best auail'S AZ
s445 per ton. but II ne is unable to obtain
i -, nr;ca he e then authorized to
y az 'na' 49, =. a. III 80 h,t-
pay shio per ton ior A,i NJ, ~, ~ ~, ~,
tleships Maine onlo suu ..s ~ 80, ~,
coed 10 erect a. a .,di, 49, ~, " ,,.hiNh
TO exceed s,VvV'VVv, onu ,tIshis
amount Is maui lliiuiVu,saS,s s,aa ~
Inc commit.ee p'opos's l,,,,...
vote OF 81 70 ~ ny -. Az uot,,,,s
navy Is alreeleu W pn,t , ,.aossi,,..
torpedo ooats a. piiNe w
sltv'uuo eaen' ,, A.. ,,.,.oo
Just before auloush'u ..s ~ n,. tiS hsIl
Mlnnl cailed up INC lree hpo,' y"
ana II was pssse,' N'' ,s, ,n,,a,' ~
pste. NePlesehta' : ~ ~,
VINO mas pssn as W. ~ har ~ NH ,,,ssa9
measure, WAS present NiNH 'liN wv p"..9si
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-05-15
southern Industrial Conv.n,,o.

CHATTANOOGA, Tenn, May 1i.-Delegate.
are beginning to arrive to attend the
Southern industrial convention, which
convenes tomorrow. Among the mos,
prominent are Hon. John P. Coffin ~
Florida, Hon, W N. Grubbs OF Tsxsx
Hon, Edwin Brobstou OF Brunswick ~
and c. w, Deming, one OF the GeoryIs
State delegates. Mr.. 80: A. Green and
Or, W. P. Wilson OF the PhiIadelphia
commercial museum arrived today ana
have their display arranged.
me convention viii be called to order
indicates very large attendance Nv"
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-05-15
pne. Cured without The xn,Ie.

All druggists are authorized by tbs
manufacturers OF PAzo OINTMENT to re-
fund the money where II falls TO cure any
case Of piles no matter OF how long stand.
ing. Cures ordinary cases in six days
the worst eases IN fourteen days One 40.
plication gives ease and rest Relieves
itching instantly.
This Is a new discovery and is the only
pile remedy sold on q positive guarantee
no cure no pay. Price so cts.
II your druggist don't keep It IN stock
send us so cts in postage stamps and We
viii forward same by mail
Manufactured by Paris Medicine Ca,
ST. Louis. Mo-
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-05-15
COLoRED METHoDIsTs.
Actions of the Northern Methodists
US to LuNmen BcinG Followed.

Actions of the Northern Methodists
US to LnSmen BcinG Followed.
Columbus, Ohio. May 1.-THE revision
of the discipline of the A, NJ. E. church
was the principal matter presented at to-
days session of the conference In Colum-
bus auditorium, No special action was
taken on the report of the committee on
revision, it being ordered printed and
placed on the calendar for Tuesday as the
special order OF business
The spirit of independence which has
characterized the actions of the laymen In
the general conference OF the white
Methodists in Chicago came to the sur
face here today when the proposition to
place minister in the place of a lay dele
gate who had been unexpectedly called
home was defeated
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-05-15
THE STREET CAR SITUATION
sT. Ions SUBURBAN LINE STRIKE
HAS BEEN ADJUSTED.
Officials mud the Employees Come to
an Observation-Disclosures Com
pnpy lis stiIi Having Trouble.

st. Louis, Mo, May 1i.--There we're i'm
portant developments in the street car
situation today. AT conference held be-
tween the officials Of the Suburban Rail
road company. the only system in st.
Louis not controlled by the St. Louis
Trcs,t company and on which a strike
wss !naueurated ten days prior to that
declared on the Transit system, and the
officials and employees OF that road. an
amicahle adjustment was effected and the
men will return to work tomorrow morn
Ing. on just what basis the strike was
settled could not be learned, but 1t can
probably be stated that the union received
tull recognition. in many quarters. it is
figured that the settlement of the strike
on the suburban presages an adjustment
of the differences between the Transit
company and it's 5000 striking employees
in the near future, In fact, il was learne
tonight that at a conference held THIS
Afternoon the officials of the Transit
company, the chairman OF the employee
grievance committee and some OF the
members Of the citizens committee mat
ters were sdjusting themselves for a
settlement OF the diuerenceS Wnen q
member of the citizens committee in
jected iuto the proceedings a proposition
Of such a character that the discussion
was brought to a close with matters 10
nearer settlement than had heretofore
existed 1t is thought, however that
future meeting of the same parties will
result in establishing a basis of settlement
OF tie strike.
The Suburban had no difficulty in main
tanning a thorough schedule today and no
serious demonstrations ca that line oc-
CURED.
On tie Transit company's system there
were number of demonstrations, more
noisy than otherwise
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-05-15
RAILROADS.

aris-TsSarkane- Shreveport rate situa-
ton is source of anxiety
Attention OF the commission called to the
fart that the average weight of cotton
bales exceeds $50 pounds
Commission decides that double headers
are not extra hazardous, and they will
permit them to be run.
Commission has put in an emergency
rate 70 equalize the Texarkana sItuation
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-05-15

William willis, tho negro who Killed
Alexander whitney on street car in Au-
gusta. Ga. lynohed by a mob
Southern Baptists to meet next year in
New Orleans. negro missionary en-
Unused the delegates. and they showered
money on him.
Warrants sworn out against prominent
republican onicehoIders in Alabama chRrs-
ing them with conspiracy to murder
suburban line IN St Louis has reached
an agreement With its men, and the strike
is off.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-05-15

street car Yesterday afternoon when Wits
and another negro boarded Il. No seats
were available and one of the negroes
sat in Whitney's lap. whitney struck
me negro and Willis suddenly commenced
hring with pistol. The first shot struck
Whitney in the head. causing almost In
slant death The second grazed the
hand Of Lieutenant <telner, Georgia State
troops.
Willis was overpowered and later placed
in the hands Of the officers.
"A committees Of prominent business men
cent notice TO the city authorities today
that the law requiring street railways to
furnish separate accommodations for
white people and negroes was not being
enforced
II was stated that the military company
whlch would be ordered to protect Willis
In case OF mob violence, would refuse n
do So as Whitney was a prominent mem
Der OF the organization.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-05-15
WASHINGTON.

Naval appropriation bill passed by tho
senate.
Senate committee orders a favorable
report on the Nicaragua canal hill.
Supreme court decides tina. the inherit
lance tax is constitutional aud valid.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-05-15
Ti,ANsvAAt,

Mafekipg is again being homharded
Afrikander women ask for arms and
ammunition, and offer TO guard the towns
that men msy so 20 the front.
Butler has had somc successful engage
men,s at Disssrsherg. and his victory is
of particular Importance
Prominent Free sta,ers favor suing for
peace
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-05-15
HAD BEEN LYNCHED,
Bodies of Two Negroes Found In 4,
FLORIDA Turpentine Scrub.

Brooksyille. Fla, May 1A-Yesterday a
party made a search of the Dean scrub
near Weeks turpentlne camp in this ooun-
" and found the decomposed bodies of two
negroes tied together. These are the men
VINO were arrested at the camp on May
s. charged with killing John Ciellands a
white man, from ambush. The negroes
We're placed in charge of deputies to he
brought TO the jail at this place, but iu-
stead were taken into the scrub and shot
TO death.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-05-15
SHOULD BE WARM.
Mccoy and erection viii Meet III
Ia.r Aimhf

New York. MAY 1S-Two lighters who hE'
graduated from the middle weight diyl'a'
Will meet in a twenty-five round bout A! =.
Broadway Athletic club Friday Fight inJ
are Kid Mccoy the shifty boxer and 1 T
hitter Of the new school of sighting, ana ny
Creedon. the old slueger, who still ev
punch in either fist that il landed proppaa9
would knock out any man in fighting osa,
ness. This is the second meeting q as g,
mon It. was Creedon whom Mccoy "
fought for the middle. weight cnamploa1 sss
and the Australian has wanted the i''a'.
match ever since.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-05-15

Some interesting matters before the city
council. New board OF apnraisement
created
This Macc9bces Give an interesting en-
tertainment at Turner hall
novel bet on the late prize fight.
Tho Red Men chrlsten their new club
room.
The Daughters OF American RevoIu-
ton accent an Invitation to go to CAL
weston.
Tho = NJ. c. A. farewell reception tc
Physical Director Bartlett to take rlace
Friday night.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-05-15

Sewanee, Tenn, May 1.-THE unl's's.u
Texas ball team defeated sewanee y :
citing game here this afternoon ln' hs MA
was TO |, and 1t was a. pitchers y M
Douglass having a shade the peue' ,,i,cs
argument, Sewanee made errors a. -
times.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-05-15
WILL MEET HIM AGAIN.
Jeffries Says Corbett Can Get An
other Fight Within a Week


New York. May 1S.-"I see.," said james
Jefries tonight. that Corbett says hs w
knocked out by a chance blow Friday nIsat
and that he is suffering for return H.A.
II he is really anxious to fight me sgaI,.
II accommodate him. | will fight hin |,
week from tomorrow night.
Yes" chimed in the champions mns.
ger. Billy" Brady, and to make il inter.
esting we win bet him &c. 900 against sd
or as much more as Mr.. Corbctt or III
friends want at the same odds"
We are both in good trim; there crh:
to be no difficulty. continued tho chan,
pion. "lf he q serious here is bis chauS
to gain at least rs much money and horw
as lte would il he had defeated me Fsaas8
il he was only beaten by an accident j,
ought to iump at the chance, | am CUTS
sure | can bling about the same sort Of attl,
dent if we come together in the ring aEllns
NY arm will he in shape. Corbett NEED ~
worry about that"