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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-08-05
BROKE THE CANAL BANK.

Country Between Tien Tstu
and Pelsin Flooded.
Tien Tsin, August 1, vim Chee
Foo, August 3.-It Is reported
that the Chinese have broken
the canal bank. noodine the
country between Tien Tsin and
peISin.
Thirty thousand Boxers were
eight miles north OF Ticn ypin
md IL battle is imminent.
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commerciaI TnrIns RAISED.

St. Petersburg, August 4.--owing to tho
expenses in connection with events in
China, the car has ordered that the rates
OF commercial tariffs be raised, subject,
how ever, to the maintenance OF the tar
ifs provided for in commercial treaties.
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WEATHER. INTERPRETATIONS.


Washington, August g. Eastern Texas-I.u-
cal rains sunday cooler IN northern portion
Monday fair preceded by showers on tho
coast; fresh southeasterly winds
Oklahoma and Indian Tcrritory-Local rains
and cooler Sunday; Monday fair, southerly
winds.
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SAID TO HAVE suIciDEp.
Lii Hung Chang Reported to Have
Ended His Life.

Shanghai, August 3, 5:25 a. ma report
having been circulated here to the effect
that Ii Hung Chang had committed sui
eide. foreign official sent a message to
his residence. but an answer was re-
fused
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Cotton nosion Dunet,n.

United states department OF nsrlcultura,
weather bureae. cotton region bulletin for
the twenty-four hours ending at a. rs.
ION meridian time. yesterday:
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BOXERS NUMBERING MISSIONARIES

British Accused of Having Secret oh-
derstauding with viccroy.
st. Petersburg. August A dispatch
from Shanghai dated Thursday Auguat :.
received here today says that after u
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District Arerag...

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OFFICIAL NOTICES.

EXECUTIVE OFFICE, COMMISSIONERS OF THE
District Of Columbia, Washington, November Z,
19OO.-Notice Ia hereby given to all parties inter
that the Commissioners of the District Of Co
lumbia bave adopted certain amendments to the
regulations governing plumbing and gas fitting in
1901, and that copies of the amended regulations
may be obtained upon application to the Inspector
of Plumbing, Room 8, District Offices by those
whose business requires knowledge of same. BY
order of the Commissioners Of the District of Co
.umbfa, WILLIAM TINDAIL4 Secretary. noS-6t
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FURNISHED OR UNFINISHED.

FOR RENT-SToNE & FAIRFAX. sos ST NV
SlIo.. l765 z, lar 2ba SIS 30. 300 9th so d. 6r
Sluo. 1880 Vt ay, i2rS.5.5O. ..l2S Sc. ST. la
$3.50 1907 Clifton ir, ba SIS 80 243 Sth ne ST. ba
SS3.33 .1726 NV, III. bL SO 1880 Vernon pI sto
$3.50. 1879 NV, I2r So so 1877 NJ av nw,7rb
$50. .112 Capitol, 14r b 81. So 40 Sd Sc 6r ba
$.5l0 Sund land Pill lr 81. .614 18th NV.
S15 1895 nw llr, ha 81 so Az 18th Ne, Gr, ba
500. 90 loo NV, 2ba 500 90 l2IJ-2l 18th wsr
sos .25ll 18th NV, l2r, $20.60112l 18th ne ba
S55. 1872 10Th NV, Tor -. .6io NV, on rs
s50so 1922 18th NV. i5r, so 2a7 NV, store
$5u5o. 1871 11th l1r.b SO 2I7 ~ n, fur % fir
$50 The "Whitby Cot $50. .7o9 4 NV. on
tage," Lanier Hsts SIS so 1858 Huron NV, sr
80 29!O 7, sto, 'r $50. 1907 18th NV, Orb
s.. so. .els S NV. Ilr. la us " ioi eth Sc store
$3.50. HAS Greg av, 11r SIS 2l7 ~ NV Office rs
s. g., o9l4 l Cor NV ioro so .e9t nw,2 on T,sd
$50 Pa av DwstsS 20 los N n n~ S SrsP pa
$3.50. 114 ne, II, store $l3. 80 los d Sc 7r
S35 .34l9Morgan 9rb si1. a6 ford's court Ar
500 90. Is-+ \ NV. sr, $40. 1920 Union 81,
500 1884 10Th nw,9rb Sl0..-.. 80 l NV. stable
80 ed nv nw s ba SI ONCE as G Ps
5000. llo6 Yale NV, Sd. 636 Sumner, Or,
$50. 4l9 av NV sto, eel $3.50. 13l2l4Del Or
$50. i1sN az NV. lge hall 81 so. 1851 It'll NV
s275o 1924 NV. 7r ba s. 80 1921 Kenesaw. stab
christani apis. 7th&M $3.50. 423 Holledge ct, Pr
Drlscoll aptnts. lst&B NV 13Ul Clifton. 1Sr, ba
s275 2zlo 14th, ste, sta
s1soo. N mr. Thos Cir lar St 200 o near 1stn,l4rb
$500. 10Th nrDuPt GIRL 200 Flte. kens apt
s. so9 ist Gr Capitol 1T $50 Cor nr 18th, Ilr6a
LOO M N&Nli aV LII, 20 80 Lex apmts Or, ba
1850. q I'D. IZrISisU.... II 2lst. Sr
81 500. Col I'd 18th, 12r --13th&Ciifton 1Sr 3ba
81, 800. ..P mr. 18th, 12EI-2Oth Q. l5r, Pa
1t
FOR RENT-BY r. o. HOFFMAN, REAL ESTATE
and Insurance Broker, 10th and SITS.
1915 NV, l6r 81 S-,uUU, 14l6 n, 12-. 80 20
1922 av 12r, 2b 5000 1874 18th .7r&s % 90
49, av, 16r. 10000 937 n, Tor. ...... Of. 90
1S31Mintwood pl, lar 50 50 202 NV 10r. 40. 90
1S39Mintwood pl, l4r SO 1871 9Th NV. Tor 81. so
41Mintwood pl, 1ir So. % 1iiO Fla NV -
1S43Mintwood pl, lar S3.53 l432 Q, 6r&s. % so
1S45Mintwood pl, l4r 1913 1877 ne. Or. 20 90
3O9 18th NV Il -. 3d. 30 314 l4th 5r Is 80
1920 av, 12r. 1890 1884 9Th, Or. Is 90
4O3 18th NV. Iox2S. 1900 22I . NV, d. Ar 80
225S Y, l4r. 900
FURNISHED HOUSES
17th&K ,25r,per $4,000 l3uh N 15r. 100
mr. 18th 15r&st q, 600 Wyoming av, lSr, % $50
mr. 18th l7r 4b. 1900 near 10th, ill.,. 125
mr. 1Tth 19r, 3b. 1900 Y 22d, l4r, tub. IFS
near 10th, 12r. l.>", list near H. Tor. 100
10th *, 14r 2b 800 q Sd NV, Or. 10
OFFICES
941 NV. S21.uu oun building. ....-...--
10th and F. 3r. ....20U0 $50 + SIS to So. so
Atlantic Coast Line 4I0 La av. .S1u and 10. 10
bldg from $40 Si5 +O5 18th nw each. -. 10. 70
4O3 11th NV 75x23 5000 18th NV. 7rSS SO. 90
1415 10th 45X16 % 90 1927 1ith ,20x50. 45 90
STABLES.
1914 av (r'E). % 1882 Mass u'r. 1000
nob-tf
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PHO 10Th st, Tor. 1900
1872 7 st. 9r. 80. 90
Grafton st, Ch'vyCh 10. 90
145l y st, 1ir. As. 20
1870 L st. 1Or. 80. 40. 90
1918 2 st, 1T. 40. 50
ll24 Conn ay, Tor. 1000
1905 9th st, Or. ..35. 90
81 \ j nv, Or. .....35.5D
24OS l4th st, Or. 80. 90
1884 18th ST, 7r.....30.00
1913 L st, 1r. 81 30
233 r st ne, Sr. 80
Watkins pl, Chevy C.2o.Uo
1910 14th st, Or. ....25.o0
1873 10th, st&dwg. 200
1921 L st, Or.
Z % Mass av ne, Ir. 1900
212-16-22-24-2S LIST
sw, Or, each. ......12.50
IA q 16 Watkins pl,
Chevy Chase, or. 1000
1871 2lst st, or. 1000
IT'S 18th st, 3r. 100
3, 6, s and 9 Bald
wins row, 5r, ca. IS 90
Lot l, So 35. Offer
Flat 6, B & Q, Or. ..3o 90
Garfield
Flat. 4th floor. 3r. 1000
Flat, I'd floor, 3r. 1000
Single rm. .S12.50&l5.O0
PER ANNUM.
X ST near 10th. Or. 4. 800
@ ST near 18th, 10r. Il 800
= ST near 22d. 15r. i 500
Q st near 18th. llr. . / 800
Woodley lane, 12r. II, 500
Yale st nr 18th, Or. i 500
Sund' land place, Or. i, $50
. st near 22d, 11r. L. 200
Kalorama av, 12r. H. 200
y st near 18th. Tor. Il, 200
P st near 18th, 7r. Il, 200
Corcoran nr 18th, 11r.s 300
= ST near 10Th, 1lr. 300
U st near 18th. Or. :. $50
y II av near L, Tor. 500
Flat, B & Q, Or. GOO
ICES.
i'll F. Sd A front. %. 90
lila F st, desirable offices
$40 + st. desirable offices
6O5-7 It'll. desirable ottics
RES.
23Z5 NJ st. 800
467 Fla ay..........25.o0
1923 NJ st. .........@.OO
1928 10th, st&dw. .20.OO
1905 7th st. 1000
1904 II IT. .lo.U
Err MONTH.
Rr l012 18th st, As. 20.GO
RI 1916 l. st, IS. =. 1850
RI 1924 n Y av....l5.W
RI 202O l st, IS. .-.15.o0
RI 1918 9Th st. Is. 600
329 Mo av. IS. 500
GIVEN TO THE RENT
OF RENTS FROM ALL
S.
d and unfnrnished houses,
apply at office.
/ & CO., Incorporated,
1921 Z st. NV.
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FOR RENT-FORNISHED.
1908 Q ST., 11r., b., per annum. ........... $500
1I6l K ay NV Ar 1912 21st NV, 12r. i, 500
baths S. 500 18th bet R&S 15r, ba. 1 500
1910 18th NV, 12r 2G16 II NV, 1lr, ba i, 200
ba, stable. 800 1i05 21st NV, l1r, oa,
s19 18th NV 15r ba mos at S125. 81, 200
except Office. go. / 500 PER
UNPUBLISHED.
1919 Belmont ave-, rooms, bath :.... 200
HEISKELL & McLERAN, zoos + st. NV.
,c21-s IL, h-tf Telephone 66S.
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FOR RENT f21,
Lots 1yto25. SO 679.sl, 200 Il;
I'LL Conn av, 1Sr. 300. 90 CIR
1411 Ii st, 19r. 10000 IA;
1929 NJ st, Ter. 10000 H.
Woodley. 15r.. 10000 l9l
1918 Q st. 12r.....125.vO II:
1901 +. LIT. .125. 20 ION
8043 z NV, l7r. .125. 90 81:
1888 VT av, lar. - 1904 70 "A,
1O1I 14th st, lar. 100. 20 Is;
1910 E st, sto&dw 100. 20 ~
1I44 NJ st, 16r. 100. 90 %;
1873 NJ ST. l5r.. 10000 w
142S Mass ay, l2r. $500 16l
1152 18th .S3.33 l5-
1876 10th st, l2r. ...S3. 33 II:
1719 S st, 12r. 1901, 20
1921 De Sales, Tor. 1900 II.
1924 18th, 13r. S
1436 n NV, l2r. 1890 IA
2022 F st. 13r. .....7O.00. {
Dunbarton. lUr. ..TU.u0I la
1904 Conn sv, 11r. Is. 90 IL
9O5 E st, 13r. 90 3,
POLL Q st. Tor. $3.50 y
2233 q st, 1lr. go. .6O.00 Lo'
1910 2lst st, LII. .GI.0O Fla
1923 18th st, 10r. 80. 90 Ca
2022 Hillyer pl, Or. .55. 90 +
POO 18th, st&dw ,yr.5J. 10 +
1725 De Sales, 11r. .5a. 90 s
FURNISHED-PE
n st near Conn av, X !
40 rooms. $40, 500 @
18th near T, Or. g. 00OrQ .
Mass av nr 18th, 1878, 600 Q s
10th Lear o, 15r. 3, 600 We
r l av near Scott Yal
Circle, l3r. .......3. 800 SUI
K st near 18th, 15r. 8, 900 . .
n st near 18th. 1878. 900 Ka
10th nr Corc'n, 14r. 3, 900 y I
Mass av mr. 18th. lZr.-. Up &
21st st near P, 11r. 2, 400 Coz
21st st near q. l5r. z, 900 = 6
Conn av near Il. Or. q, 600 U I
Conn av near s, l3r.l.SJO y
NJ mr. Thos Cir. 16r. / 800 Fls
LIST st nr Capitol, 16r. l 500
OFFICE
Bldg Sth&D SITS. .$25u.Uu, IT.
1423 F st, basement. 60. 90 Ill
1925 r st, 2r. 40 90 GO
OLD 18th. LIST floor. 80. 90 COS
STORES
Bldg Sth&D SITS. .$250.UU, ~
1910 E ST, store and 46l
dwg, per mo. 10000 292
The Garfield. ...-.. so. 90 49,
1873 1th st. ........5 80. 10 100
S11 14th st. 40. 90 12o
STABLES-PER
LIST near B sw. $4,000! Rr
Rear Heurich's old RI
brewery, 5 stalls. 1900 RI
RI 1907 Mass av,3s. 1000 RI
RI 1912 18th st, 5s. 80. 90 Rr
1416 l st, 6s.......3l so $40
RI 141S l st, As. $500
CAREFUL ATTENTION CT
ING AND COLLECTION OB
CLASSES OF PROPERTIES.
For full list of furnished ii
offices, stores and stables app
THoS. j. FISHER &
oc31-tf
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ole
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au23-4f
CAMPBELL DARLINGTON, ATTORNEY-AT-LAW,
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ton, d @ Residence. No. Mount Vernon Flats,
New YorA and 9th ut. NV. se10
COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.
FOR LEAsE-FoR TERM OF YEARS, A FINE
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PROPOSALS,

OFFICE OF BUILDING FOR LIBRARY OF
Congress, Washington d. c., November 10, 1900
Sealed proposals for furnishing and delivering the
Coal required for the Building for the Library Of
Congress during the remainder Of the present fiscal
year will be received this office until TWO
O'CLOCK PM ON SATURDAY, NOVEMBER
TWENTY-FOURTH 1900, and then publicly opened
Specifications, general instructions and conditions
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OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS, D. G.,
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Twelve O'CLOCK NOON, ON SATURDAY. DE-
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UTAH DRIFTING TO MKINLEY.

Salt Lake City, November 3.
We expect TO carry the State by an average ma
sortty OF not less than 1000 for electoral Congress
and State tickets. Out of sixty-one members
of the Legislature claim We will have not less
than thirty-eight including hold overs. Mckinley
and Governor Wells VIII lead the ticket, and
great many Democratic business men this year VIII
vote for them. They say they want to let well
enough alone. They fear panic in case Bryan Is
elected, and, moreover, they want TO swing utah
IN line with the Administration. thinking that
thereby this State will get recognition In re-
Iation to public buildings and other matters Large
numbers favor Republican Administration because
IL has opened up markets we have not had before
Utah products going West as well as East
We are confident that there Will be $500 more
votes cast this year than at the special election
last spring. when Congressman King was elected
by 4zl7 plurality. Since then there has been a
sweeping change of sentiment toward Repuoncan-
Kinley. Silver Republicans who voted for Bryan
four years ago are all back in line. Silver pro-
ducers with. perhaps, or two exceptions. are
for Mckinley. because the tariff on lead has ena-
hled them to work their mines with proht, and pc
cause the price of silver has advanced during Nc
Knleys Administration. They feel that the East is
60 Overwhelmingly against free silver that they
can never get 1t, matter whether Democrats or
Republicans in power. and between the TWO
they prefer Republicans. They prefer to retain the
substance of lead rather than pursue the shaoow
of silver. E H. CALL1lSIEh
Chairman Republican State Committee.
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LABOR'S BAN ON RUPERT.
CENTRAL FEDERATED UNION PASSES
A RESOLUTION URGING WORKING
MEN NOT TO VOTE FOR HIM.

Colonel Jake Rupert who Is running for Con-
gress on the Democratic ticket was roundiy at
tackled al the meeting of the Central Federated
Union Yesterday and it was resolved to defeat MIN
at the polls If possible. tomorrow
Colonel Ruppert's position IN relation 10 organ
tied abor was first assailed by George H Warner
the delegate Of the international Association OF
Machinists who declared that Colonel Rupert had
tried to Jolly workingmen but that ne Wouid
and ont when the votes were counted that he
hadn't succeeded.
Warner said that Colonel Rupert was connected
with the De La Vergne Refrlgerating Machine
Company. whose machinist employees were on
strike
"A committee Of my union was invited to call on
Colonel Rupert" said Warner, lin relation TO ad-
iusting the differences between the company ana
the strikers. and he gave them nice, sort 1oilS'
He declared that he was always glad TO see WORK
ingmen and I guess that he is-aoout elecuoh
time He promised to that the strike was bJ1g
tied and all that sort of thing, but ne ulu no'4e
at all: 49,. 49,. co,,,o, r,,,,ror. ba declared that
he was a second Bryan but we saw him WINK d.
the office boy while he was getting IT ON Colonel
Rupert for his attitude toward orEanized a bor
they go to the polls in his district to-morTow
A. j. Smith, the chairman. tmidly refused 70 en-
that the e' CONSTITUTION Of the Central Federated
Union prohibited action on the subject. 49, -,sb+
but the duty Of labor organizations fight against
the election of men TO office who were opPUS tp ~
workngmen, ard who had not dealt fairly py tnSiil
Delegate Brown OF the Cigarma kers. Union thsn
Federated Union had perfect right to condemn
"scab" employers You should drive him out OF
IS RUPERT your friend? I guess not" c,,-
Brown then appealed from the oeGlS5on % IL ~ a
man Smith and Delegate Matthew j. Barr TOOK the
Chairman Smith reiterated his views in relation to
the disputed point but the delegates refused to up
BroWn's resolution to scratch Colonel RUPERT at
the polls was then passed with rush and
hurrah.
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE MONDAY. NOVEMBER 8. 1900.

is good man IN his home and a faithful man In
his church Is a shirk and coward In the world OF
politics.
SO low have sunken in indifference, ana
scared in conscience, that II Is not uncom-
mon to hear men say with great self complacency:
II know nothing OF politics. I want nothing 10 do
with political affairs" though indifference 10
political obligations were evidence or a superior
sort OF patriotism and the browning glory OF the
nobest type of citizenship.
How are we going to account for this lamentable
condition of affairs? The pulpit is in part to
blame. American clergymen. on the whole have
never instructed their CONGREGATIONS In political
duty, as II was their duty to do The chief reason
for the silence of the pulpit in regard to political
duties has been erroneous conception or the
scope of the Gospel and narrow idea Of the mis-
sion of the pulpit. Much is said nowadays about
the preachers preaching the simple Gospel And
by simple Gospel Is meant few general phrases
such the love of God and the brotherhood OF
man. Any application OF Christian principles to
social industrial political life Is considered
departure from apostolic methods and an exhibit
ton of CLERICAL bad manners. But the Apostle who
once said that he determined not TO Know
anything but Jesus Christ and Him crucihed is
also the Apostle who declared that the powers that
be are ordained of God. To ST Paul the state Is a
divine institution aart of the divine order Of the
tians and to be cleansed and purged by their ife