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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-09-25
DEMONSTRATION AT BELLEVUE
Scared Italian woriSmen Away from
"a washery.

IA washery.
Scranton, Pa, September PA demon
stration by the strikers at the Bellevue
mine occasioned by false report that
the mine was to be started up had the
effect OF soaring away a squad q Italians
who were on their way to tina 'sashery,
which adjoius The mine. aud encouraged
by this she strikers are contempt ting
similar demonstrations ct all OF the eisht
washeries that continue to operate IA II .
region II this is done, trouble can be
looked for as the companies have de.
clare thy will work the washeries at
any cost
The Delaware. Lackawanna aud West
ern company-will send special trolley cars
to collect It's Bellevue washery hsnas to-
morrow morning aud these cars will be
guarded by armed deputies.
Soft esal Is coming into Scranton IN
large quantities. The factories are ex-
perimenting with IL and the manufae-
turers say that they can get all they want
Of II. sixteen carloads were delivered
at South scranton plants today. .
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RANKS AUGMENTED.
strikers Had Numbers Considerably
IncrenaeN.

shenandoah, Pa, September 2I-The
ranks OF the striking mine workers were
considerably augmented today In this re
glon and, although the employees CT the
various collieries were promised amp e
protection but few OF them showed a dispo-
sitlon to resume work this morning. II
ract at only one eoiliery In the immeaiste
vicinity OF this town did sufficient men
rerort to pernlit operations. This was
Cambridge colliery owned by James Nc,
Ginnls a. Co.
Tho only coiliery that worked In scanyi-
kili county east a. Shenandoah was the
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-09-25
HMM sticks To II.
Qrusts that Could Cypress Have Been
Suppressed.

Qrusts that Could Cypress Have Been
Suppressed.
New York, September Ex-senator
Hanna reached this city this morning
He was welcomed 10 republican National
Senator Scott and Committeeman Hauley
ana Gibbs.
Mr. Hanna said he would remain i'll
the city for a week, possibly longer. o.
the situation from mis- viawpo Mt Mr..
Hanna said: Il found that the mucn-
talked-of apathy of republicans is being
dissolved and that the dormant instinct OF
the voter at barge is being aroused To
the necessity OF working. The opening
of the campaign throughout the enlire
country has had much to do with this
cnliVen!ng interest.
Senator Hanna denied the published
interview to the effec: that he hai said
Mr.. Croker would be given a cabinet pc.
sItlon in the event of Bryan's election.
He also denied that the National commit
tee either here or in Chicago had given
any estimate concerning the electoral
votes and said that no estimate would
be given. Senator Hanna was asked con-
corning his recent statement that there
were no trusts He answered: 81 re-
peal that all the organizations or com
"i''" A""s VI capital tHal "eIC dmsAa DIG
to the law and that had the power to
Cypress the people have been suppressed
and have been dealt with according to
the law, They do not exist AMI if any
did exist they would be dealt with "a
the law in such matters demands"
Concerning the challenge issued by
Chairman Edmlston Of the populist com
mittee to discuss points at issue. Mr.
Hanna said that II Chairman Etmiston
wished to take issue with him on any
OF these matters he would be aecommo-
dated. He added that in case the
speeches were needed here, he would be
heard but only at the monday meetings
CT the various republican clubs.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-09-25
GALVESTON.

Governor sayers has left Austin to con-
fer with committees at Galveston and
Houston
The city is fast recovering and business
is resUming.
Jens Moller has outlined his plan for
cleaning the city.
Contract has been let for the restoration
Of the wharves.
great piece of tres.le was responsible
for nrn.ber OF deaths.
Saloons have been reopened but drunk
erness is to be severely punished.
Sixteen ships are now locked at the
whGrves.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-09-25
WILL MAKE LOSSES COOP.

yiceroys RcsponsibIc for Mission
Property Destroyed.
New York September 24.--The Ameri-
can Bible society has received letter
from Its agent, Rev. John Hykes. dated
Shanghai, August 10, which is, in part, q
follows:
The yiceroys OF the central and south.
ern provinces have made themselves re-
sponsiblo for any property destroyed with
in their yiceroyaIues. We have had BOOKS
destroyed In this part OF China and l am
bri-gng in claims which VIII probably
DO paid"
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-09-25
SUMMARY OF ToDAY's IMPORTANT NEWS.
STATE.

Colorado river is on big boom; much
damage has been done near Goldthwaitn-
The Brszos is swelling as far north MS
Bryar The Trinity bids fair to break all
records.
The FL Campo bank has made general
assignment,
contract for building the Hlllsboro
cotton mills has been let.
Acton has been begun at Dallas to for
felt the charter of "a mutual FIRE insur-
ancc COMPANY.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-09-25

Park Place. Those In operation between
Shenandoah and Mount Camel were the
Potts and the Bastin In the Ashland dis
trict, the Preston No 3 at Girlrdvule and
the Locust Spring at Locust Gap.
There We're no attempts at Violence at
cry timo during the day. Several miners
we're intercepted by strikerYou their way
to Cambridge colllery, but they suffered
no injury
In anticipation or trouble the TROOPS
were on the move early in the morning.
All returned &c Shenandoah tonight and
reported no disturbances
The only incident of note today In
Shenandoah proper was The fure al Of
John Ceanitzsky. tho Polander VINO was
shot 80 killed during last Fridays riot
About zoe mino workers followed the body
TO the grave. while as many more foreign
men and women walked along the e'de-
walks TO the cemetery, Services we're
held in the Polish Catholic church and
when the cortege reached the cemetery
Mother" Jones, who arrived here TITS
morning, addressed the assembled mine
workers. The procession was passed
on the'way TO the place Of burial by two
battallons OF infantry returning to lhe
mines,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-09-25

XII county corral The comnnnv r.,o
notice 10 2500 men and BOYS emniovsG *.
me COZ les previous ~ the .,rii5h ~.
t uhless they returned TO work by satrrd ~
lengthy period. N'Aeu tor a
Az North Franklin collieries sever1
hundred miners took out their tools owins
20 carload OF deputies arriving from
schulkill county this morning 'A'
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-09-25
WALL GAVE WAY
AT Prohibition spcaISing-seyernI
Were Injured.

Brookings, S. D., September 24.-Dur-
Ing the meeting addressed by the
prohibition candidates for president and
vice president this afternoon side wall
ouiit over subway near the speakers
stand gave way and fell to the bottom OF
the subway, a distance of nine feet car
rylHg with 1t seventy-iye or a hundred
people score of persons suffered Sc
we're bruises and a shaking Up, but only
three appeared to be badly hurt. These
were:
MISS FLORENCE KEYST. student; in
le.haliy injured and badly bruised.
Mrs, JENKINS, aged so, hips bruised
ana internally injured.
MRS. DICE. ankle sprained.
After the injured had been cared for tbo
programme was resumed. Mr.. Melcalf,
candidate for vice president making the
opening address. 'i0
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-09-25
MUST BuRs HARD COAL.
Law Against soft Coal VIII he En-
forced.

New York, September 24.-Presldent
Murphy OF tho board Of health said last
night that there would be no relaxation
OF the rules against using soft coal in this
city on account Of the strike in the an
thracite mining region, Mr. Murphy said
that the law was on the statute books, was
absolute in its terms. made 20 provision
for emergencies Of the present kind and
would have 10 be observed.
"rhe ordinance win be enforced, 5
added President Murphy with all the
vigilance OF which this department Is ca
pable''
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-09-25
CHINA.

Prince Tuan's appointment as grand
secretary to the emperor s causing much
excitement; peace negotiations given
hard blow.
frances answer to Germany Is not
complete acceptance
German papers view the answer OF the
United States to Germany with dsap-
proval and regret
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-09-25
LOCAL.

Regular meeting OF the city council
Robert Sheltz OF Despwater died here
az tho result of the storm.
The Y NJ. c. A CITING ready to en-
terrain their new physical director.
Tho public schools open with better
attendance than on the opening day last
year
Tho county commissioners will be asked
to contribute towards replacing some OF
the schools destroyed by tho $ orm.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-09-25
THE POSTS GALVESTON MAP.

The map Sundays Post showing the havoc wrought by the
late storm Galveston appreciated to such extent that the sup
ply OF Posts out early in the day and the demand for copies for
mailing purposes has been order accommodate those
who desire copies the map mail to friends and to will
be reproduced Thursdays Those desiring extra copies
requested send their orders advance order that we may
have sufficient number printed to supply the demand.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-09-25
Ru..Inn. occunied Ln rni.

Vienna. September 2l.--The admiralty
has received the following dispatch:
Taku. September 24-The Russians oc.
cupied the fortihcations at Lu Tai yes-
terday.
Lu Tai is situated about forty miles
northeast OF Tlen Tsin and is about
twenty miles north Of Taku
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-09-25
COAL MINERS STRIKE.

Four hundred Tennessee miners are on.
on q strike.
Tho Hazleton region is quiet, both sides
claiming gains.
At Tower City 1900 miners will go out
today.
There is only one mine running in tho
Mahonoy valley.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-09-25
DOMESTIC.

Tho American Steel Hoop company's
mills. employing 5000 men. now idle. have
orders to resume operations.
D.. Preston Brown Scott. surgeon gem
erai Of the United Confederate Veterans.
la dead.
Minnesota cyclone killed eight per-
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-09-25

yaIerio-Phosphste ouinine .u'sis
Don't cause nervousness OF in lsIrs u,sr
head, and is a better strens.nsD,,SSssu D
tonic for all forms Of Maiar'A !, ,ou a
ordinary Sulphate OF Quinins slI II
not pleased with 1t your drass sse
fund YOUR money. In tablets,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-09-25
TEXAS POLITICS.

The Green wing OF the republicans mas
announced campaign committee and
plan Of campaign.
Secretary McLemore has gone to san
Antonio to open headquarters.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-09-25
Not Entirely nm Acceptance.

Paris, September 2i.--France's reply to
Germ'ny's note making the punishment Of
the instigators OF the Chinese troubles a
preliminary to J~ace is not entirely an
acceptance OF the proposition France
argues that punishment In necessary, but
would negotiate under certain conditions
without Arst furnishing the guilty officials.
Frame Is not inclined TO increase her
Asiatic n0st, but possibly some gunboats
VIII be sent to navigate the small streams.
Washington, September 24.--The state
department was notified last week OF tho
fact that the French government had
adopted M attitude similar to that of the
United States in replying to the German
ncte, and that fact was duly reported by
the Associated Press, In addition IL was
stated then the government of Russia was
IN line with that OF France in this mat
ter. There is a disposition TO minimize
the differences between the United states
aud Germany on the 20 Mt OF the delivery
of the Chinese ringleaders before nego-
tiations and It is pointed out that our
only reason for differing was a profound
conviction that deterrent effect could be
produced upon the Chinese people as a
whole only by allowing their government
10 degrade and punish the guilty parties.
Tie same pun shment II applied by a
foreign power, 1t is said at the state de-
partment, would utterly fail OF a reforma-
Tory effect, as the Chinese people would
venerate the memory of the parties, while
the Chinese government, which arrogates
to itself the peculiar right to reward and
punish after death, might elevate the vic
tins of the allies acts and thus offer In
oentive Tor repetition OF the outrsges.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-09-25
FOREIGN.

Tho rebels are again active In Colombia:
they attacked Carthagena September 3.
More than hfty French Yeisels from st.
Pierre are still missing as a result of the
recent gale.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-09-25
POLITICAL.

Mr. Bryan gave out a statement refut-
ing charges that he had promised cabinet
positions to certain persons.
Senator Hanna sticks to his declara-
ucn tina. there arc no trusts,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-09-25
Broussard Nominated.

New orleans, September 24.-rhe demo-
Gratis OF the Third district tonight pomi-
mated r. +. Broussard to succeed him
self In congress. N''N
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-09-25

The statement given out BY Chairman
Jones after the conference was what
we have been debating this afternoon was
the programme for Mr.. Bryan after his
dates in New York from October l6 to 20
and again on October 81. We have prac-
tically agreed On the plan, but can not
give 1t out now. as It may have to ba
changed in some particular"
Ex-Governor stone, who has been In
charge OF the New York headquarters, is
the man responsible for the determine
tion to make the hight in that State. He
came here during the day with the state.
ment that. while he could not promise
that the electoral vote Of New York w5uld
be cast for Bryan, still the State was
fighting ground, and with Croker's help in
New York city there was a good chance
OF success. Mr.. Croker would do all he
could to help Bryan, Governor Stopa
brought ample assurance
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-09-25
TRANSYAAL.

Pole carew has occupied Komatipoort,
large quantities of Boer property and ann
munitlon hava been captured.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-09-25

Hong Kong, September 24.-Adyices
from Canton say that boat load of ma
tive Christian women at Kun Chuk. on
West river was fired upon and that the
women were then taken ashore and
butchered in cold blood
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aas Laxative Bromo Outline rahIa,s An
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Piles Cured Without tbe x,,,.

tening, Blind Bleeding or Protruding
rues' Your drugg st will refund your
money II PA2o OINTMENT fails to cure
you so cents.
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Iron Mountain shops ~
Little Rock. Ark, sep'q ps,.rs cEss'
The Iron Mountain shops a. ,r'll ,robsAJ
are burning. The loss -
reach a quarter of miiiion'
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-09-25
TWELVE HUNDRED MINERS
Al Tower City VIII Join the stri,,
ers Today

ers Today.
harrisburg. Pa, September 2i.--The nd
wees tonight from Tower city are that
.ae lzO9 employees in the colliery at that
pace wiz go out tomorrow The coll,srv
y controlled by the Philadelphla an,
haa aens Coal and Iron company. ana M
was ,"S,rsing full time since the strise
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-09-25

latter. and not heing. q part OF the allied
forces. will not be ufScr the command OF
the German field marshal Count ven
wsldersee. The orders for the reduction
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-09-08
POWERS YET DIVIDED.
Majority Against Russia's Sugges-
ton TO Withdraw Troops.
FRANCE IND0RSES 1T
Germany Declares Troops Must Hold
the Imperial City, and Italy
and Austria May 80 Declare.
Great Britain Undecided.

Washington. Sept. THE latest ex.
preston As 10 the attitude Of the powers
on the evacuation Of Pekin comes from
the United States ambassador at Paris.
General Horace Porter. who has ad.
yised the authorities here that the atti'
tude Of the French government is favor
able n the position taken by Russia.
Almost simultaneously with this dis.
patch from General Porter came another
from the American charge d'aifa'res at
Berlin giving the attitude of Germany
on Russia proposal. This In substance
states that Germany, while anxious 70
avoid any friction between the powers,
regards the conditions at Pekin such as
60 require the continued presence Of
general forces there.
These two highly important commu-
nicati0ns bring the Chinese negotiations
20 a very advanced stage and show the
enlignment of the powers, Its gener.
ally thought that Germnny's attitude IN
favor Of remaining &C Pckin viii bs
acquiosad i'm by Italy and Austria ns
these two countries net with Germany
on political questions.
As 60 the purposes Of Great Britain
there Is not an absolute lack Of official
/ information though htt.8 doubt Is en-
tertained that since Germany has taken
the attitude Great Britain win follow
suit in favor OF remaining az Pekin.
The position of japan, likewise. j.
lacking In dednitonencss, although it Is
believed In the best posted quarters that
| Il other nations remain at Pekin. japan
viii deem it expedient 20 remain there
also Il would seem from this that
France is the only government 20 Civ,
concurrence 20 the Russian proposition
although the United States has expressed
a purpose Of following Russia's course
unless the other powers brought about q
modification of Russia's position.
Thus far Russia has not exchanged
any purpose Of modifying her Original
position
The receipt Of communications from
Berlin aud Paris brought about numer
Gus conferences between the president
Secretary Root and Acting Secretary
Of State Hin aud also between Mr. HI
and Mr. Adee. 10 was gathered from
these meetings that another note wa.
being prepared by the United States
/ but tha authorities AID NOT feel di,p. aa
to give amy intelligence az present as 6,
It's nature.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-09-08
sund., oame. can.ed rrouhI..

Fort Wayne, Ind, Sept. REV. r.
ID. Spellman, representing the Good
Citizens league, has commenced i'm.
parchment proceedings in the circuit
court against Prosecuting Attorney +.
V. limerick. The Good Citizens league
has been making efforts 10 prevent sun.
day baseball in this city. and limerick
refused 10 make aiiidavits against the
players on information filed in the court,
charging them with violating tho law
against Sunday playing The charge is
made that the prosecutor had agreed
with the attorney for the players not "a
make afiidayits in the circuit court. after
small fines had been paid in the justice
court. The baseball association has been
accustomed to go before justice after
Sunday games, enter plea of guilty
and receive a fine Of cent for IL.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-09-08
Report Prom Roberts.

London, Sept 7-General Roberts re.
ports from Belfast under date Of Wodnos.
day. Sept. o, a. follows
elan Hamilton tmyersed Dulstroom
yesterday with slight opposition. Gen.
Butler enga ged the encmy's loft this
morning. Hamilton Is endcavoring 20
turn the enemy's right
"lhe Beers with two guns and p1m-
pom this morning attacked l9j Canadian
mounted infantry guarding tho railway
between Pan aud Wonderstontein.
Mahon proceeded 10 their assistance, but
the band had boatcn on the enemy be-,
fore no arrived It was very credible
performance The wounded were
Major Handors aud Lieutenant Moodie
slightly, and two men. Six men miss
ing"
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-09-08
STRIKE ALMOST SURE.
II Il Believed the National Hoard wnl
Is.as . sarike Order.

indianapolis. Sept. The national
board Of United Mine Workers Of Amer
lea went into closed session at 10 O'Clock
this morning. Fred Dilcher. the
board member. has arrived. just from
wilkesbarre, Pa. The full board took
up the anthracite situation. John
Mitchell. the president. was In oommu-
nication with Hazleton. Pa, by long
distance telephone. No encouragement
was received. A general strike order
will probably be issued.
W. d. Van Horns presence here lends
color 20 the reports that the national
board is carefully preparing 10 ''whip"
the bltuminous operators into a position
where no relief can be- given the aIlthra~
cite operators after the strike Is on.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-09-08
ENGLAND PLEASED.
The Attitude Of Germany as to Russia'.
Policy Well Received.

London, Sept. 7.-Germany's polite
refusal 70 withdraw from Pekin is com.
mented upon with keen satisfaction in
London and the hops Is expressed that
Lord Salisbury will show a similar firm.
ness. The British reply has not yet
been formulated. Lord Salisbury de.
sires 10 consult with his colleagues and
has notified the foreign Office Of his in.
teution 10 return TO London from the
continent early next week. There is
little doubt however that Germany's re.
ply is the outcome Of the discussion car.
ried on during the last few days between
the European cabinets aud that the
compounds policy Of maintaining the
occupation Of the capital. but withdraw.
ing the greater part Of troops to nen
Tsin will be found 10 have met with
general concurrence.
From Shanghai It is reported that ia.
pan has notified tho po wers Of her vii.
lingnsss 10 withdraw her troops provided
an adequate guard is left for the lega.
tons and ON the condition that China
formally requires evacuation and opens
genuine negotiations for peace.
Frances decision 10 stand by Russia
Offsets the attitude Of Germany, but IL is
believed all will be well.
Altogether appearances are most hope.
ful and It is likely that when Filed Mar.
shal Count won Walderseo arrives a fort.
night hence nt Taku. he viii find the
allies agreed upon some common policy.
Shanghai Is full Of conflicting rumors
regarding the movements Of Ii Hung
Chang
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-09-08
LUMBER FOR TROOPS.
II l. 20 House the American. Now IN
Ia the Chinese Empire.

Seattle, Wash. Sept. The govern.
ment transport Goodwin. now at Ia.
coma, L. loading building lumber Tor the
troops In the orient. She will come 70
Seattle % complete her cargo Of 2.5O0..
900 feot, taking also G00 doors and 500
windows. and then will sail for Taku,
China.
The war department is Co establish "a
temporary post az Taku. This point is
the entire port Of China aud al supplies
for American troops there must pass
through before delivery.
Local officers Of the army believe that
this shipment Of lumber indicates that
regardless Of the settlement Of Chinese
affairs or tho continuance " war. Amer.
lean troops are 70 be kep, in China for
at least six months.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-09-08

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