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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-08-12
REAR ADMIRAL PHILIP.

FAC The Post
Our rear admiral. SO brave and true and
good,
Surrounded by his seamen on board tho
Texas stood,
Twas the trying hour or victory. they
had done just what they could,
Our feet was fighting on.
CHORUS.
Don't cheer. lads our foes are dying.
DER their heads their flag is flying,
For their country they are dying
For glory and for Spain"
Don't cheer. lads, they're dying fast. FAR.
far from home and friends
And each one as he bleeding lies. a prayer
to heaven sends;
They take q last look at their hag--ths
one cur yict'ry rends,
They're dying for their flag and Spain!"
Then ceased all the battle sound--their
bronzed throa,s were still
The oyerjoyous seamen all obeyed their
hcros wlll,
They thought Of home and loved ones far.
far DER vale aud hill
Who We're praying for those In the fignt.
"we'll hare our heads, my lads, and thank
God for victory
He ruleth heaven and earth. and lie
ruleth DER the sea;
To Him the praise forever and ever more
shall be-
Our God yet flshteth on
CHORUS.
Give, o give to God the glory
He gave us victry in battle glory,
Give to God Almighty glory,
He gave US victory bright.
o, admiral: our admiral. SO tender. true
and good
Who, Oh the battleship. a Christian SOL
der stood.
Thou vast an honor TO thy country, an
honor to manhood.
THY soul goes marching onel
--lIaryie NJ. w. Clcndening.
Houston. Texas, July %. 1900
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-08-12

Mrs. Robbins for making them forget the
bad weather IN such pleasant way, were
Mrs. JEFF Miller. Mp~ Lenoir Hunt. Mrs.
C. H. Lucy, Mrs DevereuX Dunlap. Mrs.
C. J Golding. Mrs, r. r TURNER Miss
Lizzie Hay. The hostess also took hand.
completing the list.
~
The Benedicks had to postpone their
outing on the Lawrence, which was set
for Froay evening. on account OF the
incessant rain.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-08-12

really reckless woman is the one who
braves Nature day after day, by neglect
of the health of the delicate womanly
organs. Crime and punishment bios
soni on one stem says Emerson. When
the cycle of self-neslect is complete il
includes the paiiis and sufferings which
are the inevitable penalties inflicted bv
outraged Nature The drain which to-
day is counted All Inconvenience, be-
COMES i'll succeeding DAYS a horrible and
offensive stigma The passing depression
OF an hour grows into a permanent mel
ancholy.
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Prescription will save Young women from
suffering, as it will cure those who
through neglect have become martyrs
after marriage. No woman who suffers
with backache, pnin in the side, bearing
down pains, facilitating drains, ulcera-
ton or inflammation, should delay am
other day the use OF g Favorite Prescrip-
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meas. ninety-eight per cent. of all who
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F" / was tempted to try your medicines atter
seeing the effect upon my mother writes Mrs.
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he saw the wonderful effects Of that one he got
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think owe all praise to Dr. Pierce and his won
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Doctor Pierces Pellets are specially
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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-08-12

The Turnvereln. nothing daunted by the
continued rains. had a dance in the hall
Tuesday night instead of the weekly sum
nor night concert. The bowling hall was
opened and a little coterie OF friends
eptoyed the bowling, with MISS May
crunswa,d as the special gues' OF the
evening. 49,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-08-12

Mrs. NJ. L. Robbins mad an impromptu
whist party Thursday af.ernoop' @hsn
sixteen boards we're played ana RE- repiayea.
followed BY ice cream and cake ne pay
era. all OF whom were '~'
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-08-12

Mrs. C. H. Brown will leave this week
70 ioin her husband. who has been pro-
NOTED 10 the position OF manager OF a
d SI1Ts rrment Of the Crescent oil company's
h,,sIness in Galveston. Mr.. and Mrs.
Brown will be sadly missed by their
ne,rbhors and their departure will be
deeniy regretted. They have made cir
c,e ~ friends here in which their going
win leave a place not easy to be hlled.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-08-12


A
G he cream Of socay there are iggs and clans ana the summer city has
therefore held
beckon aud their slightest
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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-08-12

S creek. era Mcqueen. Title Harper. Harry
nase, Morgan Cage. Frank Mather and
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1900-08-02

Ink official announcement Of tbs death
OF King liumbarti
I'VE have tho aad news 10 announce
10 yon that Ills Majesty, King Hum.
bert, lust diod, last evening tSnnday !,
ut MoBsa, being The victim Of m In.
famous assassination. Kindly Inform
thu English government Of This and
news. His Majesty, King Victor FIN
manuel III, who IL oil tho oonat 0i
ifeonu, IN on bis way bneG 10 tho
Kingdom. Hizounti Vnnostn,
Angelo Iroasi, tho assassin u King
IIumbort, according 10 u special dis.
pHtoh from Rome dated today, u an
anarchist,
Some Of tho evening papers hcro ut.
tempt TO trace connection bntwnon
tho assassination of King llumhort and
tho rnnaorouH propaganda that tht
Vatican Ii alleged 70 have conducted
against tho supremacy OF thu sovereign,
These Journals polut out that tho IA
pnssinntion occurred In tho nolghhor
bu,,d OF Milan, whnra, " Ia alleged, thu
rreont inaurreotion was largely rdmentct
| by tho Roman Curla, Tho Gloh,
| o1ltorIallloi M folluwaj "Aa long NJ
thu Vatican persists w lta ani nntipnn
attitude. II VIA ho In vain 10 hop'
for ~ eeinblivhing TIM temporal power
Of tho popo, aud ~ long VIII fools M,
fanatics DO provided with y fearful j!
| potent fonson for aodlilon and worHo' ="
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1900-08-02
SIGNS OF MOURNING
RAPIDLY APPEARING
Creps Displayed Upon Many Residences
and Public Buildings In Rome,
FLAGS ARE FLYING AT HhLF-MAST
King Humbert's Body to be
Taken to Capital.
10 DC LAID TO REST IN PANTHEON

I,oma italy, July no. Tho city pre-.
ssnlod n normal napnpt this murnlnp,
Tho newu OF thu murder NOT sot being
generally Known
Hlannr iiarn0oo, tho premier, win
leave Tor Monha With thu yiOc. pruHidont
Of Tho hlpnaiu, 10 draw 80 mo certificate
Of death Of tha King, whoho body will
In hruupht 10 Rome,
1hn l'finop OF Napier Ia NJ piraous,
on hiH return voyage
Tho council OF ininlatera IL ntlll alt
tlnl,
D. n m,n-Hlrns OF mourning arc
rapidly appearing Throughout tho city.
urepu IL displayed upon many foai.
demons aud public buildings, portraits
NJ tho murdered monarch occupy many
points ~ vantage, drapud IN black, and
ilnps aro tyinn NJ hali.mant oyory.
whore,
KIM numhnrl'u body will he brought
10 Rome, and laid 10 rcat In tho Pm
thaen
II 10 stated that thu name Of tho m.
nAanln doph not appear IN the Hat VI
DANGEROUS anarchists known TO thu
Ieliea
A tow nawapapcra this morning pub,
liahad short trihutpa to thu Noble quail
tisa " King ilumhnrt, declaring that
II IL duo ta hia lnyu for tho working
nlaspus that ho hne fallen u victim OF
assassination, The papers a'iaad iew
w9Tdu VI ympHthy and rnApoct tot W.,
nav King, The Miorto stnted that v
the ahHance VI tho now kinH Nv pro
lonupd beyond " hours, n hrinf repenp,
will he established, N accordance witt
tho Consultation,
Mpnse Italy, July ~, The budy o
Kinn llumbert dressed IN black, la
to-day on tho bed ordinarily uaed b,
him Around the massive cNpdolahrl
holding hurninp tapurA ai tho foot AN,
head VI tho bod, Rrn ilownra played b.
gurnn Marsherlln, VIM rasncd the lunl
houra VI tho night IN praye, by tho he,
on which thu body hra, tnthet liig
na,ui, tho nuurt phaplain, u In lmmt
diatc charge Of tho biaF, The caidiua
Nrehbinhnp ~ Milan hae ordered n 10
Quiom maaa In all tho churches Ia hi
dlooepe,
Ennrmnua numbers ni ,rleatama Q
regret anil coincidence continue 4
arrive, Including mensappa tinm th
mest nlueuiaus iamlliea OF Romr,
llreaai Maintains an air 81 tho utu,n'
nynieiam Ia tina noutpe " his esaminp
ticn, ne declared hinselt 10 bn y teyclv
tlonary anarchist and said hc wi
ready 10 resume operations " he We,
released
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1900-08-02
DRAINAGE peTS

J. StNuley Shast has ASEsAt the
Garter gSrg.a. rear MilSasSS, fos S& giSl
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Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1900-08-02
WILMINGTON ITALIANS TO ACT.
10 Held MaAsm.n,Ing at tho Joseph
uar,haidi Uinh'a headquarters

10 Held n MaumentinR nj tho Joseph
uar,baidi Uinh'H ucadauart,rm
Policeman Carmen DlMAro, president
Of tho Italian Mutual Denolloinl do.
oloty, han issued n call for nna4mset.
iDg VI all OF tho Italian uucioiiea In tho
city, 10 be held ihia evening
at tho ball " the Joseph dnribaldi
Club, Seventh and Scott streets, for
tho PURPOSE Of taking action on tho
death Of King 1lumbert.
'rhnro IL great sorrow among the
Italians VI Wilmington ovnr tho death
Of tho king, Several who wtiu spoken
10 about tho tragedy werc Unanimous
w saying thnt tho natives OF Italy IN
| Wilmington hold him 10 blah esteem
and regarded his death an u personal
loAi,
Mr. DlMarc was very much affected
~ Was perHupally acquainted with tho
klng," no said, having boon intrn'
duced 10 him Ivy my unole, mamber
OF tho Chailher Ut Doputina, IN Rome,
In 1850, 1he king waa tine man, LID
had thu happy faculty ot going among
tho punr people and relieving unsos VI
deAttutlon and eicknnas, During tn,
cholera plague In Naples, about ~,
years ago, when mnat OF tho phyaininnl
refused 10 visit tho stricken districts
the klng made personal tour OF thqn
and through his olloits many lives wer'
aasod, lle was great man and thor,
wna nothing but u feeling Of lovc FOL
him among tho Italians VI WHINING
ton, lilo also said, ~ Tar NJ ha knew,
therc wcre no anarchista here,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1900-08-02
HUNG FROM A WAGON.

4 nog Ac,s a. ~ rry,ng 10 Commit
Suicide,
A hlack aud tan SPANIEL dog acted as
n trying tn commit suicide Tuesday
mornlng at Fourth and King streets by
hanaine, Monday tho dog was given
20 u Mrs, Simon, who lives on tho Nrw
Castle road, by Lewis iotter Of No,
1905 Scott etrcct, u was tod by tepc
~ the body VI tho wagon aud the
driver started down Scott street IN
hopcs that II might follow peacefully,
Tho wagon had not gnno far WHEN thu
,ioe began to trec itsoli from It's new
owner by biting tho ropa II pulled
With such force aed retarded the
motion " the wagon ~ much that u
waa untied and tossed inside
Tuesday IL was again tod he
meath the wagon 10 he taken 20 Us new
home, Not altogether enjoying th,
situation and aiyiNg up all hope ot csel
again having Its liberty the dos
tangled i,srlf NJ IL tho rope iumrcs
out and hung hnm the end ~ a. Thu
struggling animal was discovered I,
time ~ Save its life aud again throw
into the wagon and Mira Simon arev,
home With iL
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1900-08-02
PENINSULA PARAGRAPHS.

s.N.A. No. = k~s.. .-.-...s
y te'eInoae nns a. oeiHs seS'ea
oesNeen t'ehseu sue S NssA -s
=. a, bersess mas eoueht tne Miller
fsrsn, near SnesteEtown' iot s"VNA
William 5. Grouse has been elected
seho0l examiner te- Caroline county.
ApSrNw Moniagl has oonehf tie
Peach Sud farm, 10 Cecii county, for
81. AS4.
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rs,rss-S in Crail connry. d;ai = fsv
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HE Aiai:sonl Stats e1sEsaeae ~ cas-
Rad slVsSseN nsNtsSAss ESoSTSea u
Sn~sc aSae oosaN,
The Consolidated Granite Co, with
3 capital shock u SAosNaeS has heeG
ofaaaise6 IN Cecil oAaeu, Nc.
William Z. Vana. formerly e.itor q
TIE Raccaaaka CIR IJedrss Eas.r,aise,
ssisS at Norel Centre Mieh., lAst
wees.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1900-08-02
REVISION OF CITY CHARTER.

Anofbsr Interesting session 81 the Com.
nitfee sale Of Itrai Eatnts for Liens,
Tho mooLng Of tho charter revision
committees, Monday, wns ono o. tho
most interesting yet hold. Al tho
members " tho Hoard Of Trade com
milton William y. Bancroft, jerome
". Boil, patfioH Nrary, A, y. Reed
and ,lohn =, Roasell aud Two inembera
Of thu City Council aommittoo danes
y. Oburly niel Hamilton Stewart were
present }, Harvey whitman, counsel
10 tho committee, whs 10 attendance, TO
piyO Bdpioe ON MI legal questions uris-
Ing, Park Engineur Theodore a, Loisan
gubmittud n proposal 20 make certain
nlinht ciiaBgeb W tho hoanddtfns or tho
city.
Tho comnittoca devoted considerable
timn ~ tho consideration OF tho now
FACTION rotating to tho Bnle Of ronl estate
FIR tnx mud sewer lions, prepared ly
Mr.. Whitemnn This section makes oil
tasea duo and pAynhlp' on tho first dry
Of tho iluonl ynnr for which thoy ara
| Ieyled, and nll other liens duo and nay
able Oh thu day on which thoy nrn on
tornd on tho lion docket. Fourteen
munlGa thereafter I'LL lions that HIVE
not boun discharged will bo advcr tispd,
and thereafter proceedings mny no IN
Btltutcd IN the superior Court Tor the
snlH ot tho tonl estate upon which th,
litnh have bccn plared.
Tho acct IONS Of tho bin providing fol
the holding of city elections wore thui
taken M and m animated discussion
followed. II WAS unanimously ngrent
that tho elections should ho held M 70
present, under tho Department OF Elec
tionA, but some " tho mcmhora con
tended that tho olllcnrs holding tn
elections should be evenly divided be
tween tho two principal political par
tiua, aa provided by tho bill prepnro'
by tho charter commission aprointe,
by tho General Assembly 10 1905, tn
object OF this provision was TO disitl
thc election oillhuta oydnly b0tNNNn III
two prinripal political parties mud
was utgod ~ ravGr OF tho rotontion g
this provision that II would remove q
ground for suspicion Nv to tho 'airnos
" the registration and election by pr,
vomiting other Marty nom having nbsc
luto control. Tho objection TO tho n
tention OF this r.rtinn OF tho bill wa
that there was no necessity Tor sun
pruenution, Ms elections were now fairl
conducted and tho majority In aac
election district of ono party OF u
I other was essential 10 prevent deadlock
and fNr tho settlement OF all dispnt,
|, that might nriac, The vote on tho I,
tention oi tho provision In tho hill stoe
twn for and funi against, 80 thu oft
, olectcna wall continue 10 no held |
, heretofore by throe Inspectors, two fro
, thu majority party aud ono from "
. | minority,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1900-08-02


According 60 tho report OF tho Inter.
state Commerce Commission, tho mum.
hpr OF persons employed by tho railways
VI tho United States, ~ reported on
june Mth, 1891, was OsS, asi, or an
average ol 400 employees pcr 100 miles
ot lima IA compared with tho number
employed on June 10th, ISIS, there was
an increase Of A,3ti9, or u pot 100
miles of line From tho classification
Of these employees u appears that there
were 10 0Io cnginemcn, Al, iAa iiremen,
W, w conductors, aud 90, ip1 Other
trainmon, Thore woto AS,5S6 switch.
mon, lagmen and watchmon, Upon the
basis nt special returns made ~ the
secretary VI the comm ssion, it appears
that the number OF switchmen, hap.
men and watchmcn included In this
aggregate could fairly no assigned IN
tho proportion OF 4 Sand respectively,
Designating G,Ai employees not
assigned TO the four general division:
Of employment, Il Is found that thI
services OF "a, no employees were rc
Quired for general administration,
ISL, ltS FOR maintenance Of way ant
structures. Isl, TAa for maintenance o
equipment, aud ni,S Cor conducting
transportation,
The report contains a statement o
tho average daily compensation 0
eighteen classes 1T employees for eish
years, hoginnine With lSn2 \ sum
mary in the report also gives tho tota
compensation Of more than ~ per cen
IL railway employees for the fiscal year
lS,N to iSS@ During the year cndin
juno a0th, 1874 Sl,s, ~, sal were pai'
m wAnes and salaries IAN AlnNNp
sG5, Aasc tStS In excess 81 that paid duIin
lSSsA The compensation II the en-
plases Of railways for iSS@ represents 1
and a. per cent Of their gross earnings
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1900-08-02
OBITUARY.


iacnh WeNnr' aged g years father ot
Mira lan,es IL ohetiy 81 this city, died
Al h.s resldenee NJ pafkasie, ia, on
Sunday, The funeral takes place 20,
day,
Mary rennock Steele died On Saiur.
day at the Rtyn Mawr hospital She
WAS horn near I>atesville, IA, aud
spcnt much ~ her life 10 that neiEhs
hNrhNot, She IL survived by a ststNh
MrS Joseph NJ, INwning " ElsMerc
William II, Mallos, = well. known
dealer In wSSni, died at mis- residence.
| NNN West EleVNath street, IN YESTERDAY
| wNek W pasa,y$iS, rysNllias NON sss
stroke lie was u wears 81 aSN TAr
funeral tsSk place SATURDAY and
/ iNtermNnt was made AT Cathedral
cemetery,
The New, Rolest StahanA ID. n,
AeXSA NJ years. pAst,s ~ lhe Nel,nsn
| Memorial lSsnses lei ian Church, phila,
Ae(nhts, died IL 1hat citS McN,sas AZ
hrNry diseAsN after an illness ~ ,u,
wNNkS liz his early mSpSs,SN, he GAS
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Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1900-08-02
The white Glove.

Iae passing q the white glove is DO,
: source 81 nnmiaed lamea;stion 10 the
woman who desires 10 follow the edIct
q Fashion, According 70 the popular
,asa the the boos and glove are the
distinguishing charsotesisties by which
q woman Of refinement may he recog-
riseS Among Others, and The simrltane.
Gus ressn Of the white glove and the
loas skirt has zen - source OF anxiety
IS Vel IS shocS IL the Innate sense
~ oaintineSs ot this Woman, Now that
Paris has DECLARED in tayOS al iSns and
sTSys, no doubt q Widespread conear,
isnce q opinion ~ ~ the general st
ness ~ the elare u the OCCASION uIon
whsnA II IS 10 be uora will prevail =
Aaspss 5 BAsAf.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1900-08-02
os,eIS or rsE raw

he follosieS Chincss lesend &C.
ccanss fns the iHcentiOa IL the ian in =
tsiAei ingenious fashion Tie haAnti.al
nan 81, ca0chtet OF = powerful naaa,
oasls, vas assisting .; the tNass Of Ian.
tsrrs> when sAe became oeespsWeSsS ey
tss Asat, ard Was casarellei ~ take "A
her assss, As il wss ssaSnst al rules
and custSss 10 eNpNse her tSSs. she heli
her mask eesss'e Is Se1 gently sia,;erpSi
II t. coel herself he ceast lsSiies
present. 0olicel the zeeVeHeeas and In
an Instant 100 q tAesa wers uaysaC
taeas masks Fcoza sAts seSS.Ae2;, ii +
sSalsS cane the Mira Of the ian, aSSi
ecass Il tAses The p,see q sas sssss n
thai cssssSy, -kasNlsoSs AEssslsAs
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1900-08-02
HplEH

slSs,Al cSNsrcsINaRaeNye vi ,,Aec,,e and Journal
Dover, July u, Seesetary 81 State
James II, Hughes and Henry ki6sesy,
IL, have been appointed vice.presi.
legss igSalh Delaware u the Fan ,l,neFi
S>an Exposition TO he held At EuaSlo,
\, v, next year
David II, llaacoek has been elected
cslleSN,g ot school taxes
CSeoCec 4, Millington has awarded 10
Collins 4 CNshes the oaniFScs for the
erection ., tSo>ssory brick dwelling
on his farm,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1900-08-02
cERrIrrc1FEs oFIYcoRPoR4rIoN

Special Correspondents Of Gazette and Journal.
Dover. July 26--The following com.
panies filed their certificates Of ineorpo-
ration here yesterday afternoon;
The Lciderman Coal Co., Of Bethel
Pa; capital stock. $Sc0, 600.
ThcFeister Engineering Co., Of Phila'
ielphla; capital stock, $4,000.
Dover. July ~ The following com.
panics filed their certificates of incor.
poration here Today:
The Humes Torpedo Co OF Pi,tsburg,
Pa, capital stock, $4,000
Tho Warner Medicine 10. Of Viola
Del. carital stock, Ssa 90.
rhe Middle Creek Coal Co. Of Bfti
more; capital stock, slsS ooo