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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-09-27
HANNA is TAKING A HAND
VIE Is TRYING TO SETTLE The
COAL MINERS STRIKE.
Processing to Know Nothing Abo"t
Prospective settlement.

New York September 26-The Times
will say tomorrow: Senator Hanna made
another visit to the offices of J. P. Nor
gan & Co. In Wall street Yesterday, which
was more protracted than his call on
Morgan the day before,
A conference was held at Mr.. Morgans
office. which was attended by all of tho
presidents of the coal railroads except
President oliphant of the Delaware and
Hudson. who is ILL., Mr.. Morgan is work.
ing hand in glove with Senator Hanna
to bring settlement of the anthracite
coal strike, and a report got abroad in
Wall street after the conference that tbe
strike had been settled.
Pre- ldent Fowler of the ontario and
Western and other railroad officials de-
oined to talk. Some OF the officers would
not even admit that they attended, tho
conference.
President Truesdae OF the Lackawanna.
discussing tho settlement said: There
is not word of truth in 1t. AS matter
of fact we are no nearer settlement
today than We have ever been. We started
in to fight the miners union and we pro-
pose to continue that fight to the end.
GAS for the report of a conference OF
say anything about 1t one way or tne
other. Certainly there is no settlement,
conference or no conference
in regard to the story that Archbishop
Ryan called on me Tuesday l can only say
that / was out and did not see him 10
not know OF any representatives OF the
miners coming to see me-"
w, F. Hamilton of the firm OF j. P. Nor
gan & Co. declined to make a statement
about the settlement supposed to havs
taken place In the office OF his Arm.
Senator Hanna was very retlcent when
: asked about what was being done to settle
= the strike and protessed to know nothing
about It.
1t Is reported. however. that Senator
Hanna Is not only doing all in his power
to end the strike, but that he almost sue
= ceeded in averting 1t before It was or
dered. His efforts wbuld probably have
been successful but for the interference o.
j.. constituted committee that upse
his plans.
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ORGANIZING A DENEFtT.
Colonel Ochiitrec Working in he
half of storm Sufferers.


London. September 96.-Colonel ochil-
tree is organizing benefit performance,
fixed for October 16, in behalf OF the Gall
weston sufferers, At the outset he in
terested Sir Henry Irving In his project,
and they have worked together with the
most satisfactory results.
Among those who have offered TO as
sist are Mr.. and Mrs, Kendall, e. S, Will
lard Mrs, Brown Potter. Marie Tempest.
Florence st. John and Mrs. Joe Lewis.
Colonel Ochiltroe is in correspondence
with Maurice Grau, now In Paris, and
hopes to get Nine. Bernhard, Nine. Mel
ha and Miss Fanchon Thompson. and he
| is trying to persuade Mrs. Antonio de
Navarro MARY Anderson) 10 take part
in the entertainment in some capacity,
United States Ambassador Choate
heartily supports this undertaking and
/ rae boxes have been sold at prices rang.
lug from so to 100 guineas each.
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treatment for me which foliowsva outlined
my ability, and after taking ss 81 t so we bat
Favorlte Prescription l can ,s,'s slss Of Il.
that felt like new woman IN .aussnIully az
aterwards, when was suffe rinc ,,,t : \, montts
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70 express my praise Of DR.. Pierc.s' sumcitns
l never miss an opportunity Ia rrr,.. .neocns
I hope all suffering ladies will eos,sn,. y e:nd
they Will be benefited by taking IA, am t
Letters to DR. Pierce are trestrd 4, m'.svulclne
sacred confidence, and never nuh,;sh.. - sne mot
permission, and the most carsh,l 49, without
advice is given by return mail ffetp , "
Women would understand their o,,.
tai and physical natures better. ih.v s men
make better wives and mothers. tb.,y ' .oaa
be every way healthier, happier ana "oula
capable, by reading and studv;rs u y
Pierce's great thousand. page illus,r,,M.s
book, The Peoples Common sens MS
ical Adviser. 1t is a veritable cc,r si.u
family medical library in one masn Sp y.
voluine. More than half million a cos;n.
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woman on receipt of al one cent sts,r ~
to pay the cost Of mailing only. or X !.
heavier, handsome cloth bound boot ! i; (
preferred, send 81 stamps. :
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SHORT TEXTS SPECIALS.


WACO, The Natatorlum hotel has ehanss
bands. the new propr.et ors BENG Hsan p.s.,
formerly Of Fort Worth. Inc nav naA-es
men. took charge this morning ),
MARSHALL.--In the district court y, y
and Cain Anderson, charged WIN tae mu,
der Of C. f.. R.sclell in MS ciW US. ss.s
secured change OF venue to MARION co4A :.
Fort Worth Texas, September za.vp
to midnight the West Fork rose D, nvs ~
1t is feared that by morning II Will W ~
of lis banks.
EMoRY.-The 4-year child o. 's IN.
Greer w,ho lives in the Willow Springs scu,
munity, in tbs county, while leanins ~, uiT Il
barrel VIII oh was about two-thIus "a a. ~
water, fell hcadlong into the wd'ei sA-
drowned.
wAXAHACHIE.- MIR. john NJ Hariisu, !,
prominent farmer living near TINS IN. nj
turned from Brazoria county WIN ,h.ta al
ton pickers. Mr.. Harrison Iass ara -
plenty OF negroes 10 be had y 'ns'
sured OF falls treatment ,.a Al
CoRsICANA.-The Pipe Line po ,a5a Ok
other reduction in the prize ,s1udlng sals
made today and until further nosiee -. t 4 70.
Of OIL at tho wells would pe y 49,
| duction OF cents a barre. c.r,s cans.
sHERMAN.-A telegram from s Sr D.
dian. /. T.. received today BY ~. Mn nlrSt i.
Richardson announces that ia W,lliains sai
that place Mr., and Mrs. Jach Xiv burned
| child were seriously, perhaps
| No other particulars wers sNeA' "a. ,oou
WAXAHACHIE.-Th WaSsh Ar, " nsarI
lmils are receiving their macli ..in,is w bsy'
oyerv train. and In a short ~n.ie start %
e every in the building ready .s. q ,hsas
spinning. The work is being sr rSsn %SSssahsIh'
and before the season Is over
made goods will be for SAFE II VII.
FLoREsvILLB. --Miss May sisafaas ss & I
toria, who is visiting the MISSES s'ss sssuri'T
this town, was taken suddenly rstnre 81
morning with something N i Ln' sha was %
stroke OF paralysis, from y hstter now, y,
snnrsred in perfect health up 70 W.
Mon Of her severe sickness
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GERMAN SAYS BRYAN WILL WIN
A VERY DECIDED DRIFT IN FAVOR
OF THE DEMOCRATS.
The Former Gold Men Are Again
with the Party, with Few
4H Exceptions.
Especial to The Post. J

Washington, September 26.-Ex-Senator
Arthur p. German, one OF the shrewde t
politicians In the United States, pred CTS
the election of Bryan. While in the city
today ne made this statement of his
opinions:
II do not believe either party has made
q canvass which would warrant en-
cluson as to the probable result OF th'
election. 1t is several weeks before the
election and campaigns run more or IS
in waves. There rs a drift--a very de-
cided drift--in favor OF the democrats,
which justifes the hope that B.yan viii
be elected Political conditions seem
much as they were in 1892"
lis 1t your opinion that the gold demo
Gratis are generally supporting the
t5oket?" was asked.
The men who are politicians are nat-
urally party men, and the moderate mer
that is, those of moderate wealth are
back in the party, supporting the ticket
T ne smaller number of men of grea
wealth, who are at the head OF some grea
| CORPORATIONS and moneyed institutions
sre not generally coming to the supper
| OF Mr.. Bryan. The men Of moderate for
tune, the middle class Of business ME;
and those who want to get back mo thef
party, are gong to give the ticket toei
support"
How about the situation in New
York;"
II can not speak from personal knowl
edg as to New York. Tho men who a.
managing politics for the democra, u
that State say that they are going to carr
It, They are sincerely confident. They be
leve they are going to succeed. The dem
ocratic managers generally feel conhdenc
in the general situation and believe tina
Mr.. Bryan Is going to be elected. TIL
drift Is strongly in that direction
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SHORT NEWS STORIES.

LONDON. Earl Howe Orchard william
Penn Curzon-llowe) is dead
MoNTREAL-Foli Marehand, premier Of
Quebec died Tuesday night,
PARlS.-Arehblsho Ireland will leave for
London Thursday. whence he Will sail oc-
toher 10
pHlLADELPHlA.--1 citizens permanent
relief committee voted $4,000 additional 10
the relief of the Texas sufferers
SIT, Louls.-The Republic Iron and Steel
company's works in East St Louis known
as the Tudor iron works, employing 500 men
have resumed operations.
SANTIAGO do Cuba Colonel Pavon OF the
CnoSa army was killed In the Cafe Com
inereio by octayio Mena, formerly elerk
IN The Office of the captain OF the port.
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THE BODY HAS NOT BEEN CREMATED.
Msssrs. Rice and Baker Are to Arrive 10
New York Today.
TIE WILL Is 10 BE READ THIS MORNING
Its Publication Is to Depend on the
Judgment of the statutory
Legatees.
Especial to The Post.)

New York September 26.-There have
been no developments today In the mat
ter OF the death of w. NJ. Rice save that
the cremation OF his remains was post
poned until Thursday f. a, Rice, broth
er OF the dead millionaire and J. A. Bak-
err attorney for Mr.. Rice, are due to ar
rive tomorrow morning and on what they
90 will depend further developments in
the oase The Post correspondent TODAY
learned from Lawyer A. T. Patrick. who
SAYS he was Mr.. Rleo's personal legal
adviser. that the Will is to be read to-
morrow and its publication left to tho
viii of tie neirs. Lawyer Patrick ex
pressed himself as resentful Of treatment
accorded him and Jones. NJ. Rice'4 valet.
hy certain parties here.
The report to be made by Chemist
Wilthaus on the contents OF the vitals OF
Mir. Rice is not expected by the police
department to develop anything. En-
banning fluid had airsldy been injected
into the body when the parts were re.
moved, and this destroys much of what
remains In the stomach and prevents
any accurate knowledge concerning veg
etabla poisons.
According TO Mr.. Patrick. MIR. Rice 8
death occurred at an inopportune time
for the furtherdnce OF some business az.
fairs in which trust believed to amount
to several hundred thousand dollars was
created b. the deceased with Mr.. Pat
rick as trustee Mr.. Patrick stated to
The Post correspondent that he would
discharge this trust to the lntsrest OF
sl concerned, but could say noehlng till
the matter was tried before the statutor,
legatees. of whom there are live, and Mr.
Baker.
New York, September 26-Lawyer AL
bert 7. Patrick said today; ~ had ne
intention of having Mr.. Rice's body Gre
mated Tuesday and consequently tn,
statement the police prevented the ere
nation is erroneous. The reason di
not intend 10 nave the cremation TAX
place on tho same day as the funeral wa
because Mir. Jones had received IA tele
gram on Monday night at IL o'clock fror
Houston requesting that no disposition b
made OF the body until James A. Bake
and Frederick A. Rice should arrive here
immediately upon the receipt OF this mes
sage | 'phoned the undertaken TO stu
cremation until Thursday. pending III
arrival OF relatives. However, / lnstruc
cd him to have the funeral services Tue.
law
Upon the undertaker's arrival to-
him that Mr. Rice had left written in
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structions for cremation without embalm-
ing. This was Sunday night. The under
taker said that 1t was impossible to say
whom the body could be eremated, as the
crematory required twenty-four hours
notice, and having no phone they could
not be reached before Monday morning.
He added that IL would be impossible to
preserve the body any length OF time
without embamllng It. Naturally / told
MIN to go ahead and emhalm 1t.
"All the relatives were Immediately
notified and ! have no reason TO believe
any of them will And dissatisfaction with
what I have done.
zone thing that I desire to say, I'm
less there are more protests from the
police or the coroner. the body Will DO
sent 10 Fresh Pond tomorrow noon MIR.
Rice's health was not good death was
not due to unnatural causes, We wero
glad that the autopsy was performed for
we knew the result would point but one
wav We await the result of Prof, VII
haus' examination with confidence"
In connection with the case OF william
NJ Rice, the Herald will say tomorrow
II has developed that Albert 7 Patrick
who was Mr.. Rice's attorney, was at thu
same time the counsel for the litgant
who were opposed to his millionaire ellen
in the matter of the will of the secon'
Mrs. Rice MIR. Patrick said that he saw
nothing improper in his acting in this ap
psreptly dual capacity,
Benenciaries OF the will Of the secon'
Mrs. Rice were much surprised to read II
the newspapers that Mr., Patrick was ais
the attorney OF Mr.. Rice. They suppose
that he would not accept any retainer
from Mr.. Rice while engaged to look ate
their interests. which we're opposed
those of the eccentric millionaire
: Mrs. Elizabeth b. Rice died in 1894 an
Mr.. Rice was her second hushand Unle
the laws Of the state of Texas the wifi
has the control OF part of her husband
PROPERTY. Mrs Rice disposed Of 81 500. 90
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WAR AGAIN OVER.
Many Guns Have been Destroyed.
stores burned.

stores burned.
London. September 26.-"The war Is
completely ended" said the IAourenzo
Marquee correspondent OF the Daily Tel
egraph
Many guns have been destroyed and
hundreds of Wagons and tons of stores OF
every description have been burned.
Burning wreckage lies in every direction
in the Hectorsprrlt district.
"Any good police force OF 10000 men
can effect the complete pacifcatlon OF
the country. 1t will be impossible for
the Beers Ia the future to mass force
exceeding 1900 They are sick OF the
war and the Irish-A American and the
other mercsnary have left"
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-09-27
LOCAL

Governor seyers passes through on his
return to Austin.
Relief work still being done at the Au-
ditorium and at the womans supply de-
pot.
Chairman Taliaferro says the greatest
need now is for shingles and nails.
schedule of the Texas possessions Of
tho lato W. NJ. Rec.
Tho county tax roll totals up $31, TAG ,9O3
as taxable values in Harris county.
Boyd Parker, a light trimmer for the
CIT Gems company Killed on a live wire.
The cutting of street railway trolley
wires
The knights OF Phythias have raised
over $4,000 for their storm stricken
brethren
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pARTHuR's CASUALTIES.
Soldiers Kined ana Wounded In Re,

soldiers Killed ana Wounded In Re-
cent arrangements,
Washington. September 26.-General
Macarthur cables the following list of
casualties.
Killed: August 81, Cannon, Luzon,
company G, Forty-fourth infantry, Alpha
e. Marshall; September a. Maniciug,
Luzon, company C, Thirty fourth infant
ry. Edmund Johnson; September IS, No
watches. Lu2on, company C, Twenty sew
enth infantry, Isadore Hanson; Septem-
Der IA, Carig, Luzon, --, Richard Q.
Cummings September 4, Binan. Luzon.
company NJ, Twenty-eighth infantry,
David Allen; September IS, Manicling,
Luzon, company C, Twenty fourth infant
ny Sergeant Walter L. Washington;
August 26, San Miguel, Leyte, company
+, Forty third infantry. Corporal Michael
+. McGoyern, September 21, Naic, trooT
B, Fourth cavalry. Corporal Levi Eich-
holtz.
Wounded. September is, Novallohes
company /. Twenty-seventh infantry
Mardel McCutcheon. hard, moderate;
August n, Pagsaneean. San Luis, trool
A, Eleventh cavalry. Joseph w. Ford
neck slight; August 81, Carmen, Luzon
company 9, Forty-fourth infantry, WI
liam ]. Coann. hand. serious; Mchae
Martonchick hand, slight; Ernest b. No
el. arm. moderate; John II. Brown
wounded in back, slight; William C. Har-
ris. back. serious; Corporal Andrew Nc.
Donald. head, serious August u. Cat
bologan. Samar, company G, Twenty
ninth infantry, zeb Grant, abdomen
slight: David j. Hornsby, hand. slight
Corporal Thomaa Blackmon, buttosk
slight; Sergeant James II. Handy, aldo
men. moderate; September -. Sinai. Lu
gon company O. Twelfth infantry. Ser
geant John F. Seminar; September lG
Guigrinto. Luzon. company G. Third IN
fansry. Isaac J, Lamon, Max G. G.. Hell
locke. hand. moderate; September IL
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Achle. Luzon, Captain NJ. C. Schisber,
Thrty-flfth infantry, thorax. severe; Sep
teniber /. Cabantuan. Luzon, company b,
Thirty fourth volunteer nfantry, Her
bert Carpenter, shoulder slight; Septem-
Der 20 Mololos, company L. Third IN
fantry, Wilburn Patton, hand, serious,
With reference to my telegram of tho
10th reporting Neal, Duggan, Kaufman,
company l., Fifteenth infantry, killed, in
correct. Wounded in arm, moderate;
wounded in thigh. serious; wounded in
arm, moderate. Macarthur.
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SUMMARY OF ToDAY's IMPORTANT NEWS.
POLITICAL.

Governor Roosevelt was assaulted by
toughs a. Victor, Col
Mr. B7yan spoke at Nebraska City on
the trusts
Hanna was summoned to Canton TO be
told that he must stop saying so much
Mr., BRYAN expresses himself on tho
assaulting OF Governor Roosevelt.
Ex-senator German says there is a de-
cded drift to the democracy.
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STATE.

Young Munoz WIS given life term for
the murder of his sweetheart at Rio
Grapdo Ciy.
The state University has opened with
large attendance
W, I. Yates attempted suicide in Jail
at Marlin, wharo he had been placed on a
charge OF rape. IN
The people CT Dallas are mad over the
census returns
High water of tho Colorado. BRACES and
Trinity is RAISING away without much
further damage.
An effort was mads to burn a negro
woman near Waco by unknown parties.
A bad wreck occurred on the Fort
worth and Rio Grande north OF Fort
Worth.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-09-27
COAL MINERS STRIKE.

The request CT Sheriff Harvey for
troops has not been granted; shipments
OF coal from the Hazleton district havo
fallen off mere than IS per cent.
The tie-up in tho vicinity of Shenan-
doah 10 now complete.
Three Italians were wounded in fight
in tho Lackawanna region.
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Aged woman outraged.

Lake Charles. La September 2S.-An
unspeskabie crime was consulted stoit
FIVE miles east Of here at nson today
Horace Hunt, negro aged 2s, cr,mnally
assaulted Mrs. Joe Goodman. white WI :
man aged rs. The culprit was captured at
his own home near the scene or his crime
and was lodged In jail at about o'c'oek
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DOMESTIC.

An Iowa cyclone killed two people, in
jured thirteen others and demolished sew
erai houses.
James Howard was found guilty of the
murder OF Governor Goenel and given
tho death penalty,
The death Of millionaire W. NJ. Rico Is
the subject OF much talk IN New York.
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A New Passenger Train.

Beaumont, Texas. September 26.--The
new passenger coaches made in Whining
Ton, Delaware, and consigned to the Gulf,
Beaumont ana Kansas City railroad. ar
rived in the city This morning over the
Texas and New Orleans from Houston.
These coaches have been ordered for soma
time and we're in Galveston during the
recent storm. They were routed via the
Gun ana Interstate and would have
rescned here this week following ,b,,
storm mad II not been for the destruction
OF the Gulf aud Interstate. The coactes
'Are MADE for the Gulf Beaumont ana
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TEXAS MATTERS.
Especial to The Post.

tSpcClHl 10 Inc POStJ
Washington, September 26.-The abb
stract OF the condition of the National
banks OF Hous..n at the close of bust
ness on September s. as reported to the
comptroller of the currency, shows the
average reserve held at As. so per cent on
juno 30 Loans and discounts increased
from $S,l59,S64 to S35Ot, 657; gold coin
from 1921, SS5 to $685. 900. total specie de-
creased from S1,099,O9O to $1,000, 9iS; law
full money reserve increased from 81, s94,-
S14 to sl,406S0f; individual deposits from
$i.l1S,494 to Si,304,19l.
Texas postmasters appointed today:
Hemming, Cooke county. b. II. Newton;
Highland, Erath county, James NJ. Garrl-
son; Naruns. Burnett county. James e,
Mars
Original pensions OF So per month hay,
been granted Alexander Mcfarland OF
Flint and Pedro olguin of San Antonio.
The postoffiee az Lay. Angelina coun
~, Texas, has been ordered discontinued
and mail sent 10 Burke.
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BEAUMONT BUDGET.
Galveston Dry Goods House Looking
for Location.

Beaumont Texas, September 26.-Mr'
Louis Fellman OF the Fellman Dry Goods
company of Galveston. one OF the largest
retail dry goods houses in the State, waa
in this city last Monday and it has since
been learned that he was here for the
purpose of looking over the city with the
view Of opening a large dry goods estab.
lishment here. Nothing definite was done
by Mr.. Fellman, but he made many in
quiries as to the advisability OF the move
ment and made several inquiries for va.
cant store rooms.
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RAILROADS.

Annual reports of the 1. and G, N. and
the NJ. x. and I. have been fled with
thu commission.
Small progress is being made on the
formation Of a pool at the Chicago meet
ing.
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COMMERCIAL.

Cotton futures slump in Liverpool and
advance on this side
Whea: and corn closed higher; oats
closed shade up.
The stock market was more irregular
and feverish than for months
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Kansas City railroad and are of the latest
improved make.
Beaumont, Texas, September 26.--Coun-
ty Tax Assessor Pipkin has completed the
compilation of the tax rolls for the county
ana VIII tonight forward a copy of them
by express 10 the State comptroller at
Austin for record.
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Died of YeIInu rn...

Havana September 2s,-nr La2ear, one
OF the medical experts who came to Ha-
ysna to study yellow fever, died today OF
that disease. OF The other two. Or. Car.
roll contracted the fever, but has recoy.
cred, and Dr. Reed has returned to Inc
United States.
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-
GALVESTON.

meeting OF business men was held
to listen to remarks by Governor sayers
and Mr.. Corwine Of New York.
Work of clearing the city is proceeding
apace.
Governor sayers will shortly issue a
detailed statement of the relief funds.
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EXPRESSION FROM BRYAN.
He Says There Is No Excuse for Resort to Vio-
lence in This Country.

City 2eBeng eff
a
hired roughs
o a willing o
to
mohbed
to in
and