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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-08-09
XIV.
@or benz Sturme.

Wp6eR tparen ins 2anb gesangen.
Qm Srdntenbette oes perpunbeten
9ruoers pdltete GliId, bic, natoem
Pieter Oas 8epubtIein pieoererlangt
hattie, BON Sntel Sdns mad Sobanz
nesburg sebolt pproen mar. limb nit
Ieifter Sano unb r%iibrsnosr Sorgfalt
untsritiiBts Belize bic treue pflegerin.
Gnoli4 tam Der gag, oa pieter auf
elmer Srdgbabre ins S%rantenbuus be-
f0roert psroen %tonnte, no er Der drSts
li9en 9ebunolung IOrsfdltiser unters
felt mar. Belize bate trdurig benz
itiIen 3uge na6gei6aut. uno oann
bate lie ben Sopf auf ben Gid 3elegt
uno 10 ldnge 9epeint, bis bic Miioigs
felt mad al ben a~nitrengenosn Sagen
Der pFlsge lie ~iibsrpGItiste. 50 fanO
iie ibr iunger Sreuno Sam. uub ittG
iebte er iit nsben bic S6lummernoe
unb befpa6te nit SGrtliten gItden ibs
rem S6laf.
8ergebsns fparen ale 8emii6ungen
Der 9oliSsi gsipsisn, ben WorbgsIeuen
ausfinbig 81 MAIDEN. Wobl bate mar
einen beitimmtsn 8eroadt gebabt, benin
9ieter glaubte in benz 8erbre6sr Den
ebemaligen 8ogt Der StrauBenfdrm
feines @atsrs ertunnt gu babsn. limb
GapitGn Sdiel lsntte Ipfort, uIs ibm
has GeuBere oss Shurten ssnannt
nurbe, bic MufmsrtTamteit auf ben
Muldtten, Der als 8enner in ienem
ReItaurant Der Gommifionsr : Street
aeoient bate. limb Ionoerbdreripeiie err
fu6r man, OabsbisIer MenI9 s.race am
SAGE nab benz MorbanfuGe ieineSbds
ti9teit aIsSelIner sin9eitslIt bate. Qber
has mar ales. Die peiteren Hd6fors
f6unaen blisben ergebniblos.
llnteroefen gin9en bic Wogen bod
in Sranspaul. Die anmaBung Der
GralGnoer itieg BON Gage gu Sage.
2GnuIt ertlGrts mar basglnerbietsn oes
9rGiioentsu 9riigsr fir unsuIGngli9,
Der BEN l~litlanOers na6 iie6eniGbrigem
9lufent6alte i'm 2anos ods Ools 9iir.
asrrett sugeitebsn ipOiGte, ndtiirli4 9e'
Ger lle6ernd6me aler 9iirgsrpflihten,
Son Gr1ldno tdmsn brobenbs Roter
bes StaatsTecretdrs Chamberlain
unb ais &rissr ii4 I'm bes Iiebtn5ris'
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Ky.
XIV.
Der % ii fGIIt.

Gueas Meper mar nit ieiner 6rau
fel6It duf BEN 8abnbpfe in pretoria,
nm ben trantsn Sobn in @mpfang 81
nebmen, ben bic Muttsr nit itiQem
Deinen uno unenoli6er BARTLETT in Die
arme I6lob. SnteI Sans, Der Subuns
uesburg idOR Dor DOden ben Riiden
getsbrt, bate lie i6oneno oorbereitet,
unO bob ipuren bic Gltern tief betiims
inert, ais Iie ibren SiingIten pieoerius
ben, ben = ADJ, barber gaben tie ii6
teinem 3peifel bin! - Oes Sooes
9unO gs5ei4net bate.
Sn Doctor 8ilium Mepers itiasm
Seim fano Der 0abinie6enoe Iid ums
9e6en BON AT Der trauliden 9ebagliGs
felt, bic nur bic 6amilie I'M iia aus
breiten fam. Qber bic erI9iitternoen
GinOriide auf Dem 8abnbOfe gu So
~bannss6urg I6ieaen i'm nisoergebriidt
Su baben. Omar fprah er ME BON ben
ins 7elo siebsnoen Sriibern; aber mas
er in ~Sagbafter Sdsu uusSuipreden
permie6, has beIhGftigts i'm innerli9
beIto ms6r unb rieb feline leBten&rGfte
auf.
Doctor 4lbreft trdr nod am Ielben
LSaae, Oa er ben Sranten mad Pretorid
begleit4 bate, tpieber beimgetebrt mad,
Johannesburg. 9enn ss gait fir i'm,
bort feline Qngelegenbsiten gu orbnen.
Damn tpplte er teinen qugenblid S0s
germ, ii6 gum SisnIts i'm 8ursnbesre
All fteGlen. Qu6 Sam, Der treue 3ulus
Singing, Der nit idpdrmeriifer
Qiebe an ieinem 9errn bling, poIte
nidt auriidbleiben, tpsnn MaTd 9oc>
tor gtng.
Simmer me6r perSuntelts iid Der pp,
litiIGeSori3ont. prdiipentSriigsr bate
unter Dem lduten BeifaG ieines Dol
les ieOe peitere ensIiI6e 3umutbung
auriidgepieIsu, uno nit 9egsiiterung
ipurbe es be9riibt, ais bic Sunos fam,
bah ii6 Der SrdnieItaat, getreu BEN
S6uBs unb SruBbinonife, bus
bic 6eioen 8ursnrepubIiten per6dno,
often uuo e6rlid auf bic Settle Del
Sranspaaler geitelIt bate unb i'm
NotbfaIs Settle an Seite nit linen
fehten tperoe.
gl6er INNER orobenOsr puroe @ns.
lambs Saltung. Sn RataI, Der Ditlid
an S~ranspadl itobenOsn britiiher
3olpnie, uno i'm &aplanoe iammelter
Ii9 bic eneliIden 5ruppen; BON Sn'
bien ipaten 10000 Mann mad Dur
ban, ben Safen BON Natal, %gepOrfer
peroen. 8ar es od nidt islbtpsritGno'
lid, oaB bic gursnrepubIiten riiiteteni
gn oen9e6irsspGfen Der 0ratenberss
bic bic SItgrsn5e oes Sranie : 6ret'
ftdutes biloeten, uno i'm Siiosn BEL
9trsamels unS R~dno6erge bei Wdttter.
from, 9~oltsruit unb 2angsnet. ou
no i9on sinmal britiIde Sruppen Der
8urenfduitsn srlsgen tpdren, flannel.
ten iif bic srIten Shdaren Der Batter.
lanosoertbsioiser our 9ren3but.
limb nun erI6isn in Subannssburl
Elm in 5iinosnSen Worten bsrfabtsl
g(ufruf, Der Die 0eutiden 3ranspaal:
aufioroerte, gu ben Daffen gu ellen
Tim fir oes 4Soptippdtsrlanoes 6rst
belt, fir Die 9erette SADIE gu feTtsn
@Oolf Sdisls Rdme itano an be.
Spite, uRo auosrs Ramsu Don gUten
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1tnter oett
Uierlm6igen Banner.
MCman aus Orm @UlOlanSe srGnspaal.
@On Bruno 3a9encr Sumburs.
g. 1prtiebuna.)

limb e6e bic bsiosn Inbersn duf
bieIe lan9e Reoe etpas eriptOern tpnns
ten. mar Sam perI6pun0en, nm
fpornitrsi4s gu Ieinem 9errn gu laus
fen. -
Mtt tiefsr Seitiir5ung batten Doc
tor Ql6rs6t uno Sntel Sans BON benz
SdidIals Dieter Mepers seb0rt. Rod
bel beginnenoer Radt tpdren lie ans
&ranten6ett gseilt, mo iie eri6iittsrt
ia6en, ipie f9per gs6ro4sn bes emit
10 rieIenItdrten Siinglings 2ebsnstraft
mar. Qn einen transport oes nod lmz
mer in 2~sbsnsgefabr Sdpebenben, Der
fe nt6t ertannte, mar nidt 81 benten.
Giner 9ebanbluns oss 9rantsn in i6z
rer Wpbnung bur9 osDQlrSt DioerIebte
iih Die qlts nit gntI9ieoenbeit; erit
ais Doctor 9llbre9t mad pisler Miibe
es ourageIeBt bate, bic @unOen In
tsriudsn gu biirfen, unb als er nit
GrItaunen anertannte, fpie fduber uno
peritdnoig Der 8erbdnb ungelegt mar,
ea6 bic alte nad. 90 tonnte Nlbre9t
i~peuigItsns tdgli9 oorIprehen, UNI mad
benz &ranten gu feben uno oefen Be
9anolung gu reseln.
gber I6perer grnIt ldgerte auf ietz
nsr Stirn, als Sntel Suns i'm fragte,
ME es itdnoe. vS9ledt, ie6r i6ledt",
idgte sr IeufSenb. Die Slide Itnb anz
ifeinenS nit fur6t6arer Wu6t GEE
fiibrt ipOroen unb miifen bic 2ungen
perleBt baben. Wenn aud bic @unz
ben Guberlih pernarben, 10 fiir9te i6
bod, baB auf MISUNDERSTANDING feline
Srffnung 1T. @ieIei9t, rpenn slei9
GrstIi6s SiIfe CUR Stele gepsIen tpire,
aber aud bann I6rperli9. Sm siinItigs
item Sale ipiro er Ietn 2eben lang bas
Sie6tbum nit fi9 berumidleppen."
Limb oaOor bepdbre i'm 9ott,"
fagts Ontet Suns. Sinter iia ubsr
16rte Il6re6t elm luutes SSluh5en,
uno ais er ii9 umpanbte, fab er in
Beetles &inbergeiiat, unO belize Sbrds
men liefen iibsr bes sutsn WGo9ens
blufe 8angen.
Ilbreft briidte bic Sano Der Sleis
men ;bann fragile er: rSut niemdno ges
fsbsr, tpie ss gsT6eben iIt2"
Sic tGmpfte bic S6ranen nieoer.
s0O4, 9err," iugte iie, lid babe es
NIT angeieben."
Sin Sdauosrn iibsrlief lie. p@s mar
fiirhterlia", fubr lie fort. r@r ging
gang alein - geraoe bier am SduIe
poriiber. 9a lab ih, pie binter linn elm
anbsrer bsrtam, unb pIDBli4 mar er
nit einsm Safe Bel Inn, unb ih FAB,
pie bas Wsfer bliBte StpeimaI =,
unb bdnn ~itiir5te er bin = obne elm
Dprt, uno Der anosrs beugte iih iiber
i'm, uno ih b0rte gang beutlid, pte
er Idgte: ,9u pirit nidt tpieber 9olbs
aoern Iufen gebenp = Sd bate gang
itarr ~geitunoen uno fonnte tein 9lieb
riibren. Ssbt aber Tfrie id Iaut uuf;
bu I6nslts Der WDroer in Die S0be,
aber er Iub mid ni6t, neil i6 imSunz
teln itanb unb er i'm SeGlen, geruoe,
mo bic Strabsnlaterne 6inTdien. Damn
lief er oabon, unb i6 rief bic Mutter,
uno mir 6sioe fdleppten ben 9erpunz
bsten ins Sdus."
limb pis Ia6 Der Wt6rbsr aus9"
fragile Qlbreft poq Spunnung,
SD tonnte i'm pieoerertsnnsn"
fagte is eifrig. n@r bate fur9tbare,
b0Ie qussn unb ~fruuies Suar uno Elm
9lattrdirtes MulattengeIiht, = of.
i'd piirNe i'm srtennsn, tpenn i5 i'm
fdbe."
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-0tnt. Gr: Gin iebr bib
IGsr 5uno, ben sic ba baben. Saben
Sis ibm i6on SunItitiide beige
bra6t2" sic: 80 ia, einise! Gr
6pIt Sbnsn gum 9eiIpiel Sbren Sut.
lpsnn sic gsbsn pollen"
- @uts 9ei6Gfte. Gbef:
,Tun, bdbsu sic biele 4uFtrGgs NIT
gebrd6t2" Gsiisnber: ySu. Die
Gintn niiuiden, sic iollsn nitt meEs
boppelt 10 pisI I9ideu, als tie beiteIl
len, bic @nberen, sic iplen niht 10
isbr aui 9o9Iuug ~ordngeR!"
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SDdFe a.

SOD tie Gbrun9. sic:
.9u Deiuem 9s6urtstag LAB i'd mid
halen in SsI -. no pir't b. bin9dHs
oen meiu 8ilb?" Gr: IS fou bdben
ben gbrenplab, 2aura =. iiberm 9sI6s
iGrant."
- Sdntbartets lit 6ag ge'
bd4tnib bes Ser5ens.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-08-04
TRIAL OF CALEB POWERS
The Principal Part Of the Testimony Was
10 Rebuttal.
PERJURY WAS IMPUTED TO ONE WITNESS
Several sworc He Was I'm Another
Town, Instead of Frankfort, When
Goebcl Was Killed.

Georgetown, KY, August 3,--of the
eight witnesses introduced by the defense
in the Powers case today, all but ono
were called for the purpose of attacking
the credibility Of witnesses placed on the
stand by the prosecution. One Of these,
former STATE Auditor Stone, stated that
witness w. H. Culton. an alleged con-
spirator of Powers. was removed from
a place of trust in his Office he defaulted
in the sum Of $1,000. Other witnesses,
residents of Grayson Springs. this State
testified that instead OF being in Frank
fort on January 80. che day OF the shoot
ing or Senator Goebel as he claimed I'M
der oath to have been, George Weaver,
prosecution witness. was in their town or
ganizing a lodge of 'Woodmen Of the
World," and others from Eastern Kentucky
testified that the witness, wharton Golden.
of .he prosecution had displayed a large
ron Of money aud intimated that it came
from sne state reward fund.
Attorneys for the prosecution rigidly
cross examined these witnesses and made
one of them James Harkleroad OF Rar-
louisville admit that he has been ndict-
ed not less than dozen times for VIOLA
tons Of law
The most important witness OF the day
was Daniel r. Collier of Lancaster, ad-
Itutant general under the Taylor admin
istTation. He offered AZ testimony the
written order OF Governor Taylor direct
| ing him 10 bring the regiments OF the
State guards to Frankfort after the shoot
| ing of Goebel and ordering him to confer
with the civil authorities OF Franklin
county as to how best to preserve peace
there. This was the frs appearance Of
the document. which was never made a
part of the state records and Judge Can
| trill ruled 1t out as incompetent on the
objection of the Safe not directing Col
Tier TO place the military under the diree-
tion of the civil authorities.
The case of George f. Weaver, the
prosecuting witness charged with perjury,
was called in the county court here today
and SCI; for hearing on the 22nd. Weaver
insists that he is Innocent OF the charge.
The purported confession of "Tallow
Dick" Coombs, one of the alleged con-
spirators exhibited here today was at
first denied by him. but later he admitted
10 one of the interested attorneys that
1t is partly correct. The confession II
true throws no further Hight on the case
than to connect Henry Youtsey, another
of the alleged consplrators. more closely
with the murder and to bear out The idea
of conspiracy. sum of money being
used.
". a. Phelps, also OF Grayson Springs,
identified Weaver, who was brought before
the jury for that purpose.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-08-04
MOVEMENT OF oonANVvEssnLs.
Special to The post3

Especial to The Post.)
Norfolk. Va-Arrved: Treyas. from Gal
weston.
Pensacola. Fla.-sailed: Tug Echo, fon
Sabine Pass.
zard-Paosed: Wileysike. from Calves
ton Tor Hamburg.
Rotterdam Arrived: Dunrayen. from Gal
weston.
Port Eads, La.-Auived: John Wilson.
from Bluthelds; Monmouth. from Table Bay:
I'll Monte. from New YORK: schooner Flora
Woodhouse, from Chlltepec. Sailed: Bernard
Hall, for Liverpool Utstein for Puerto Cor
tez, Hugn, fog ramplco; Alabama, f-r CeiDa;
Souna for Rotterdaml Louisiana, Tor Liver
pool.
Lizard Passed. La Champagne New York
for Havre.
Giasgow.-S Sailed: Car,hagenian. for Phila-
Gelphia; Lauroutian. for New YORK.
LO1uon Sailed: Mesaba, for New York,
Neville, Sailed: Astoria, for New York
Queenstown Sailed: New England, Liver
pool for Boston.
southampton, Sailed; Augusta Victoria,
Hamburg for New York,
New York.-Arrived: Columbia. from Ham,
burg,
Halifax. N. s.-Arrived: siberian. from
Glasgow and Liverpool for Philadelphia.
Brow Head Passed; Lucania. New York.
for Queenstown and Liverpool.
Lizard --Passed: Southwark from New
| York for Antwerp
Narles.--Arriyod: Ems. from New York
for Genoa and proceeded.
Havre. Arrived. La Champagne. from
New York
Boston.-Arrived: ultonia. from Liverpool
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-08-04
AMERICAN CAPITAL IS WARY
OF MAKING INVESTMENTS IN THE
PHILIPPINES "CoLoNY."
The English, Germans and Spaninrds
Have "a Monopoly in the Hemp
and Tobacco Trades.
Especial TO The POST

New York, August S-The Worlds
Hong Kong cable says, No attempt has
been made by Americans in the Philip
pines to enter the hemp or tobacco trade,
which are in the hands Of the English.
the Germans and the spaniards. Most Of
the Americans who come have or seek
positions. The rest are looking for some
thing 10 turn up or are drumming for a
brewery or disiillery OF Tor some article
appealing TO army trade
Five or SIX experts sent out BY AMER
lean capitalists have looked up the pros
poets for general Investments and also
for mining. They have all returned with
reports that we're either dlscouraging =
else had the qualifications that It was not
yet time" One great mining expert said
that he found nothing so well worth a
capitalists attention as many propositions
nearer home.
All were surprised that they could moi
go outside of a town without guard Of
soldiers. especially after they had been
assured in Washington that the archi-
pelago was quite pacihed. All concluded
that property was not safe outside o
the big garrison towns. Even II 4 was
how could they invest until there is legi5-
latlon which will insure that the titlt
they get will not be subject to litigation
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-08-04
Agency Halves Celebrated s,OOp
avalry; Bruce Palmer. sergeant ,roa
K. ii. CAWTHON & CO..
Clothiers, Hatters, Furnishers. TsIlox
512 and 5l4 Main St, under Capitol lios

cavalry; Bruce Palmer. sergeant ,ro,, II
Sixth cavalry; James Hustin, Cord
troop f, Sixth cavalry; John b.. Nd,
quartsrmaster' sergeant batter n
Fourth artillery; War; Dabney. cotus|
company Fl, Tenth intantry; Dani n
Lindsay, sergeant ba(tery L, Second n
tillery; Frank B. Edwards, sergeau, NJ
terry II, Fourth artillery; Robert n. Fl
licott, electrician, sergeant, Geors
Lewis, sergeant troop NJ, third eayit|
Bruno T. Scherrer. corporal compasI I
Eighth infantry; Elliott H. Morton, Il
poral company NJ, Eighteenth Iuia,r|
William Horst, electrician, sergeanl; "a
son Anderson, sergeant troop G, ID
cavalry; John 7. Perry, corporal baud
A, Third artillery; Elliott Ciarallu, II
vate company H. Fifteenth infantry
II. Kalde, sergeans company ", Sid
infantry; Paul l.. Goodrich, first sersr|
company M, fourteenth infantry; Tasa|
NJ. Names quartermasier
geant battery e, Sixth arillE|
william H. Patterson, private, tre9
Third cavalry; Thomas NJ Hunter, Il
poral battery o, Second artillery; Wld
h. Reed. first sergeant battery Il q
end artillery; Russell G. Hand. corp1
troop c, Second cavalry; Joseph G N
corporal, company D, battalion ensln'a|
William NJ. Kistler, sergeant batter /
Seventh artillery; Arthur H, FreshH-l
corporal, troop x, Sixth cavalry; EYED
l. Fuller, corporal company E. Thin 4
fantry; Laverne Gregg. first m's''1
company NJ, Twenty-second irhtV]
william M. Taylor, Jr., battalion ssis'l1
major, Fourth infantry; Cad Morsan n
vate company d, Fifteenth infantry y
tav A. Wieser, sergeant. battery 9, fafi
artillery: Frank H Adams, first sarss'|
company !. seventh infantry; Lselna
Mygatt, corporal, company Il, len
third infantry; oliver f. Snyder 81
hospital steward; James Y. Guthrie
missary sergeant, Thirteenth lnals|
Henry Abel, nrst sergeant. comply
Twentieth infantry; William ) NJ
sergeant, battery A. Sixth artillery =
est G.. Smith, first sergeant conpll
Seventeenth infantry; George b III
sergeant, Ninth infantry; Charles
Woodhouse, electrician sergeant: "
"A. Holbert. private, battery n,
artillery: Ira f. Fravel, sergeanl 81
pany NJ, Fifth infantry; Bertram !,
son, private, company II, seve1sa
fantry; Edward Lee Pains, aeuas h
pital steward; Philip ], Lauoer cus
battery E, Sixth artillery; Jlhn ~
hospital steward; Ned NJ Greens,
poral, company ID, Seventh inisuu'
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-08-04
ONE DEATH AT TAMPA.
Two More Cnses Are Reported No
Spread Is Feared.

Two More tRses Are Rsported-NU
Spread Is Feared.
Tampa, Fla, August S-At 10 o'clock
this morning Or, l.. W. Weldon, agent
of the State board Of health. issued
public statement to the effect that therc
has been one death at Tampa from yell
low fever and that there are two cases
known at present. The death was that
of George Sonnenburg a German. who
sucoumbed yesterday morning. He was
tailor and had not been outside tue
city for years. The only theory possible
Is that he contracted the disease through
cleaning clothes from some infected point.
Strenuous efforts are being made to locate
The source OF the infection Dr. Porter
state health officer. Is en- route here and
will take charge upon arrival. The city
Is In n healthy condition, otherwise and
veHy clean. Little fear is entertained OF
spread OF the disease. The railroads
have been orderd TO sell tickets TO no
one for points inside the STATE. All who
desire to leave can do so by going 10
places outside the State. whore they viii
be received. So far there are no signs OF
IA panic.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-08-04
CHINA.

state of anarchy is said to prevail in
Pekin, the Cinnamon fighting among
themselves
Foreign press and missionaries believe
Pekin should be destroyed as an object
lesson
At Tien Tsin high officers in the various
armies were entertaining nightly at elah-
CRATE dinners while their countrymen at
Pekin were in the worst danger
sheng and Liu Kun vi have officially
announced that the Pekin ministers are
being held as hostages, and If the allies
march to Pek.n they will be put to death
The original OF the Conger message has
been delivered to Consul Fowler at Chico
Foo, substantiating its correctness.
Considerable resistance against the Pc
kin expedition is now expected
dispatch from Shanghai states thar
the Pek'n relief expedition has covered
thirty miles of its Journey; the dispatch
is not corroborated
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-08-04
OPERATIONS HANDICAPPED.
The Delay in Unloading Horses Is
the Cause.

the Cause.
Washington, August 3.-The operations
OF the American forces in China are Sc
riously handicapped by the delay in the
landing OF the cavalry horses owing to
the lack of lighters and other small craft;
Two sQuadrons of the Sixth cavalry ar
rived a; Takc with General Chaffee on the
Grant several days ago, but in the alb
sence Of their mounts. have been of no
further use than regular foot troops. ana
delay Will occur in unloading horses from
the Lennax, Connemaugh and Leelanaw,
all al or on the way to China. II is es-
timated at the war department that there
are about $500 troops including $50 ma
rines. in the vicinity Of Tien Tsln avail
able for active operations against the chi
nese capital, wi h prospects of about 5000
achievements from the United states ar
irving in small detachmens within the
next two months. In view OF the small
( American representation on the spot IL is
I no. regarded at the war department as
probable that General ChaiTee would be
selected TO command the allied forces,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-08-04
SHORT NEWS STORIES.


WASHINGTON. New japanese n9s
has laid his credentials before tns y Nh
WASHINGTON. The population ,s y
waukee. Wis. according to tne y, wn' !,
turns of the Twelfth census. IS mos :
it was 204. 1853. 49,,
MONA. The municipality Of ny IN,
purchased the ground on wnlcn tau .s M
killed. in order 10 erect minus
charitable institution.
LONDON.-A severe gale Is ras,ss II
out the kingdom. Channel ue So,e 3
pended. Rain and wind nave S~
damage in the provinces. IA IA
NEW YORK 1T was repul.s,,r IA
street TODAY that half Of tne ne, eS IA bsss
British war bonds fS9o.Ooo.VY' n'-
derwritten in this country. ,rs,h.i
MILAN. lieutenant Bresd. .nglornk
King Humbert's assassin. ha5 'Ia,s,u.
colonel Of the regiment or us anne
leave the army and change hls 20. rs
WASHINGTON The postn,,ays I'D
has Issued an order estaplisn nn,,.t d
nostal station in China, on A s.s.,ou n
known as Military Postal s's'Nr
China ,,.,,on sni
NORFOLK Charles J. Cannon, ssd
ter inspector for this district mean. 0
killed on the street by First s ,s,o nj Z
OF Police NJ. II. Prince. Tne tsnss ~
thought to be the closest OF n''1
cause is not known.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-08-04
SUMMARY OF ToDAy's IMPORTANT NEWS.
STATE.

The Palestine coal and mining company
has been organized.
Because of the "strikes" OF negro
teachers, negro normals may be abolished
altogether.
State health department has ordered
rigid quarantine against Tampa.
The State Stenographers' association is
in session at Fort Worth.
Guy Graham was given life term for
murder at Franklin,
John Cole was found dead at Galveston
with empty laudanum bottles beside him.
The County Judges and Commissioners
association adopted a paper on good roads
and adjourned
Orders have been given by the directors
of the Cuero cotton mill to proceed with
the construction of tho building.
Citizens of Dallas censured the street
car company for refusing to arbitrate
with its striking motormen.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-08-04
GIGANTIC PLOT is ALLEGED.
II Contemplate the Killing Of Several
European Monarchs.

New York August s.-Tshe Herald to-
morrow win publish the following: In the
pusssssicn Of the police and Italian au-
thorities is evidence which the investi-
gators ree,rd as indisputable proof OF the
formation here and In Paterson. N. j., Of
a gigantic plot against the lives of the
crowned heads OF the world. Various
shreds and patches OF proof were gathered
yesterday which Indicate that the original
fabric woven by the master weaver was
intricate and subtle. The anarchists sus-
pected of having gone to STAY the king of
Italy. his queen and others, went various
routes, as the books of the various steam
ship companies show.
The italian government. through its
consul general, yesterday obtained possess
sion of the books OF the French line. II
is said that the documents reveal the fact
that Quintayelli sailed from this country.
Bresci, it was supposed, obtained passa "
on White Star liner. note received
yesterday from Chevalier Louis V. Fugasy
OF this city says that he did not sell the
ticket to Bresci, as an examination of his
books will show. The woman, Labells
Theresa. believed to nave been the ac-
eomplice of Bresci. sailed last May with
him, The italian secret agents are said
to have found the exact day on which
these two left Americs.
Malatesta. the alleged arch plotter. is
quoted from London as saying hat he LETT
this country six weeks ago on an Amer
can liner. Those who went forth to kill
were formed in companies so that one
might follow up the other IN case any
assassin failed 10 do his work or hinched
when the final test came
Those who went later 10 the scene OF
the crime were believed to be Anton.n
Lana, the baker, and Sassi. the student
1t was learned yesterday that Matteo sa 81
sailed for Naples on July from Hoboken