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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-11-10

Have you seen Wilson.s new hacks2 10
CHEST PROTECTORS-N Now is the time
70 buy them az Lewyn's drug store 10
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o. IEDPATHN-Drs. William Clark,
Blanche Mccormick. graduates Amer
lean School Of Osteopathy." Kirksy,lle,
Mo, under founder Or. A. r. Still. con
sultaton free; new phone $3.50; 32t-322
Mason block. l.
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MASONIC GRAND LODGE Property For
Sale-The property If the Grand Lodge
of Texas, A. +. and A. NJ situated on
the corner Of Main street and Capitol
avenue, In the business portion of the
city OF Houston, Texas, consisting Of a
plat of ground fronting 100 feet on Main
street and $50 feet on Capitol avenue,
together with tho Masonic Temple there
on, which Is a handsome four-story brick
building fronting 100 feet on Main street
and siding 30 feet on Capitol avenue and
was completed In 1873 at a cost 10 the
Masons of Texas of 100000 The lower
story OF the building consists Of four
stores Of % feet front on Main street
and 90 feet deep. The upper stories are
arranged for lodge purposes but the
building can be readily arranged either
for mercantile or office purposes. Sealed
proposals for the purchase OF the prop
erty. subject TO the approval OF the
Grand Lodge of Texas VIII be received
by the undersigned not later than -
o'clock noon on Monday, December .,
1901 at his office In the Magonic Temple,
In the city of Houston, Texas. Terms;
One-third cash and the balance In pay
ments to be agreed on by the Grand
Lodge of Texas and the purchaser All
bids TO be submitted TO the Grand Lodge
OF Texas. which reserves the right to
reject any and all bids offered John
Watson. Grand Secretary. Houston, Tex
as IL
MY 1000 ACRES dark rich sandy loan
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HOME FOR LADIES during confinement.
Good doctors aud nurse; infants adopted.
Confidential. =. o. Box PA, san Antonio.
Texas IL
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THREE lots ON corner or Fuller and
Hardcastle; eight-room house; modern
improvements, with fruit trees and shrub
berry; close TO city park; $500 cash.
owner, SOC Fuller street. II
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MY 1000 ACRES dark, rich sandy loan
prairie Austin county, near Wallis, on
Santa Fe railroad; SIC 50 rice land
John Sleeper, Waco, Texas. 121
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LOVELY modern front rooms furnished
with or without board; rates rc9souable
table hoardrs solicited. l0ll Caroline
street. 10
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AIRY palmlst or medium who can not
give satisfactory references should be
avoided. Main oifrc. Dallas, Texas, az
1406 Congress avenue, Houston. 10
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FIRST CLASS board and rooms, Gil Nc
Kinney; bath privilege. >
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operation al reliable business man in
business proposition; no fakirs or tr
nprs $685. this office 10
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LOT and siX-room cottage, with bath. wa
ter works, two-story stable and servant's
room 2309 Texas avenue. Apply Mrs o.
Cooper, 7O6 Main. 10
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]. B. HUTCHlNS, Navasota, Texas. manu-
Eema, rlngworm or old sores OF any kind:
price 81 per box. Any one buying one
box OF this s8lve not benefited, money
refnnded. Mrite for testlmonnls 1902
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WONDERFUL FORTUNE TELLER-MTs
Black tells everything. 25c, SOC, S1.O0; re-
moves troubles, unites separated; luck
charms. 2014 Preston avenue 10
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ANNOUNCI iMENT-N Yorty viii re.
open STUDIES Point for boarders NEem-
lcr 10
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BARGAINS IN SECOND HAND TYPE
WRITER'S artfords; No. 2l459, SZO'
No 2-1530. 500 No. 220i0, SO. Dens'
more: No. 2639l, $40.
]. j. Pastoriza, Pig. and Litho. Co,
If 3O4 Main Street, Houston, Texas.
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LOST-Palr of gold trimmed N
doable lenses; ear hook oIohen
ward for return to 1000 Mllsn l .-------S
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FOR RENT--Front room, with board tire
BROOKS from Rico hnleL sos CAroline.
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FOR RENT.

TOR RFN'T-2s5 acres Brazos bottom land.
135 In high state Guilty. alton, all under
feuce, two miles from Santa ~ railrond;
near Nav8sota Texas; mules horses anu
Inducements for sale or rent Full partic-
nlars address +. y Box o. College sta
lion. Texas.
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ZEE THE De Soto, the great palmist and
medium; readings this week so cents
only. l406 Congress avenue 10
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CARRIAGE trimming painting and repair
Ing; all work guaranteed: prices reason
able ]. w. Davis. 207 Milan street 10
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FOR sALE-steinway, Kurtzm,s->
I'm finger wdPp l9dpoS o @hd the wonderful D,.
A. Watkin Music comnappryef. n
Texas, State dealers. '' D'ls
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GREASE PAINTS-Fucc powder and other
theatrical supplies always in stock at
Lcwyn's. IL
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For BILGOUSNESS. constipation, Lcwyn 3
Little Liver Pellets; no caIomel, 25c
bottle at Lewyps drug store 10
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SPLENDID board and nicely furnished
rooms Tor five Massey college boys; all
modern conyeuionces rates $3.50 per
month. Apply 4l4 Capitol avenue. 10
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ROAD GRADER. Rock Island nj.
both Eearly new. Box ia eItsc Pin
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LOT ON PRAIRIE avenue and cash for
5u2 Bnz. 10
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BOARD AND ROOM.

co TO WALES DRUG STORE: Tou can
always tnd Il there. n
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FOR ECZEMA, SO 'es. Burns, use Eclipse
Healing SalTe. 25c box 1T Lewvn's 10
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EUREKA ELIXIR, the finest female tonic
on the market; 81 bottle at Lewyus
4Ol Main, corner Preston 10
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EDUCATIONAL.

SlIoRrHAND--New system learned In 1--WE
months. Inquire I'm person or by letter
w U. Paschal, 22l4 Smith street, 10
EDUJArlONA Excellent correspondence
course free. Address Educational Free
Press. % Rainey street. Austin. Texas.
A-2e
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STOLEN from my cottage. n O.
farm, four pairs blinds, h "a rewsli.
hy's butcher; Will pay ~ sane
II. Lang. -
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MEN-My Cold and Damiana Tables
promptly relieve and permanently cure
az cases of sexual dehlaty, nailed 81.
Mckinney avenue, Houston. II
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FOR SALE--Detroit Jewel gas -
avenue. AoOo laa'
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l2l1 TENAS AVENUE-Larce modern
boarding house, 2i2 blocks from Rice no
tel Main street; business center; rooms
70 let With or without table fare; reg.
ular and transient custom solicited; rates
reasonable 10
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Z ADIESi Use Chichester tngiish FsnnyroSs Pins,
In Best! Safest! oAly Rellablei Take NO other,
Buy sf yeur Druggist Or .sad &C. Itanps ior bAru'-
aaTs sad "Rssf or aiist IN letter by RETURN all
Chtsheater Chemical Co., PhllAda-. Pc
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4 DIE Capital finds the chaou.,, J
Il trade through Post Wan, !.
FOR SALE.

BICYCLE TIRES Double tuho 49,
per pair; inner tubes 75c. call e Va
good single tube tires SIS per "ss w.
Wade Cox, 10l4 Texas avensa pau /
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WANIED-To KNOW The whcre0bouts OF
DR.. c. L. Moore, travelling dentist; have
work for him Address Box LAG Led
better. Texas 10
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bANN AM dcTts on SneIT TOlU, AT Tor
500; 4o-acre farm on she'll road. 5000;
nice farm, cottage, barn, nrteslan well,
price $500, $1,000 cash, balance to suit
Geo. W. Scheultz, Fox building. 10
10 ACRE FARM. 6 miles from Hempstead:
VIII sell cheap. Geo, w. Scheultz, Fox
building II
FOR SALE-Choice corner in Third ward {;
several corners on MCGOWAN, $4O0, $500
and 5000 modern Seven-roOm house lot
G2Xl21, two blocks from Fannin school
limits, good road. bargain. for one week
J. G. ldeson, sos Kam building. 10
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! No. 1 DON'T RENT those lovely new cot
tages In the Allen addition, just north
of S. T. shops. but will sell you one on
a small payment down and let you pay
| balance about same as rent. William a.
Wiison 203 Khan building 10
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FAIR GROUNDS ADDITION just
$3.50, small payment down. balance on
terms to suit. ! will sell you one Of the
iovellest new cottage homes In Houston;
best Of street car and school privileges.
call or phone for particulars William A.
Wilson. IN
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WANTED everybody TO know that do tin
end galvanized work at the lowest figure
for hfst-class work; galvanized tanks and
stove pipe work n specially. p. c. Pat
tito. lib Washington; new phone 1875
FURNITURE repaired md reyarnlshed
chairs recaned; let MS do your work 708
san Jaclnto 10
OBJECTIVE AGENc Y--TTained DETECTIVES
Furnished for civil and criminal inSestign
tigns; reasonable rates; correspondence
seiielleds james Mecane. box 100. Hous.
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STOVES, cooking stoves,
ranges; we furnish pipe end put our
stoves up in your house; heaters SloO
SO. SO. So 80. 81 and So; cook stoves
$3 81, IS, So, 81 IS Ia $50; see all others
first and we will sell You your stove,
Wright q Cuombs, Ala Milan. 10
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NICE BUILDING lot on Webster avcnue,
SLIGO; one on Webster ana La Branch
street, $500 building lot on La Branch
street 5OXl25 $500; nice home on SAN
Jacnto street, near McGowcn, $4,000: nice
home on Milan street. $610O, easy terms
G.. W. ScheultZ, Fox building 10
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MANIED-IO correspon1 With nice widow
LADY, must not be over :s. 3017, this
o1ice. 10
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FINE improved ranch. stocked with high
grade cattle; cheap; take part trade. X.
c, Gray, 302 Blnz. 10
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n N0ST WANT ADS ARE
a numerous because they pay
PERSONAL.

MARRIAGE PAPER, EXCLUSIVE, a
pages lOc; no So fee: many wealthy; com.
mercial and bank reference given. r. l..
Love, Denver, Colo 10
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SALE, TRADE OR LEASE-3G lots. i've
acres; bounded by Holman. Elgn, La
residences or club; 26O0-acre ranch,
fenced; Yatered, Groom house; all neces-
sary outbuildlngs; all prairie except 100
acres fronts on railroad near Houston:
plenty OF open range; good rice land aud
hne stock farm; viii lease for five years
ana sell stock, etc, now on ranch il de-
sired, seven lots near packing house
hye lots in Drummer; elght-room reside ace,
with all modern improvements; we'll 10.
Gated; near paved street; small cash pay
mcnt; balance to suit purchaser. Call
or address 313 Travis street. 10
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FOURTH WARD-New seyen-room two
story house, close TO ear line and -four
easiest terms See William A. Wilson.
2U8 KAN building 10
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PARTIES wanting to buy a home In Hous-
ton will save time by calling on us. as we
have bargains. Pye Il Co., Kiam building.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-08-14
VIRGINIA DEMOCRATS.
Temporary Chairman Will Recom-
 mend Shelving of Bryan.

Norfolk, Va. Aug. 13.-The Demo- cratic State Convention will convene at noon tomorrow. All the leaders have arrived except Senator Daniel who is xIectcd late tonight. Montague con- trols 1000 of the 1,467 delegates, and will be nominated for Governor on the first ballot tomorrow. Present indica- tions point to the nomination of J. F.. Willard for the second place on the ticket. There will be a hot fight for the Attorney Generalship. Judge Will liam G. Robertson and J. L. Jeffreys will run nip and tuck race.
 State Senator BarksdaIe .who will be temporary chairman of the convention in his speech tomorrow will say of Bry- an and free silver:
 "TWice we have followed a great man to great defeats; but Democracy is not the party of one man or of one idea. We are not contracted by any bent up Utica in the Democratic temple of fame. which Is the hearts of the peo- pie. Alongside Jefferson, Andrew Jack son, Samuel J. Tilden and others ot the Democracy, we will place the equally great Nebraskan and in the memories of ouhr past glorious record. Free silver at the ratio of IS to will have an abiding place as anotber cause nobly fought and hopelessly lost" "
 An effort may be made to have these sentiments embraced in the platform of the convention.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-08-14
NEITHER SIDE MOVED
NOTHING DECISIVE IN GREAT STEEL STRIKE.
The Employers and the Workmen Each Claim to Be Planning a
 Coup of the Greatest Importance.

Pittsburg, Aug. 13.-Neither side moved decisively today in the great in. dustrial conflict between employers and employees in the steel trade, and the result is still in the balance The strikers made gains at Pittsburg, Mo Keesport. Wheeling and Bellaire, in the last twenty-four hours, but in the main the advantage is still with the raill owners. Both sides claim to be preparing moves that will bring con- fusion to opponents. but neither side has shown its hand. The general sit uation tonight can be briefly surnmar, ised as follows: Ten msn, five of them skilled. quit at the lower union rah of the Carnegie Company In Pitfsbura and joined the strikers. Their defec- tion represented the first break in tha Carnegie forces of more than 15,00C men. The strikers were jubilant, but the company claims to have filled their places at once and there will be mo more assertions at any of the plants The Belleaire plant, at which the men struck Sunday. was finally closed down today. working short-handed un- til yesterday afternoon. Several hun dred boys employed at the National Tube Works at McKeesport went out during the night. and their action ma terially aided the effort of the strik. CTS to finally tie up the plant. The works are going ahead short handed but the ranks of the workers are thin ming and the supply of material Is linn tied.
 s The strikers made gains at Wheeling and the steel officials admitted today that Benwood would be closed down Clarks mill here is moving along full handed, Lindsay & McCutcheon's Is operating with small crews and the managers are planning to open Paint CT mill and increase the force at Lind say and McCutcleon's.
 A break in the ranks of the men who struck at Painters is expected, but the strike managers deny that one will oc- cur. Another break is reported as possible at Newcastle, but there are as yet no positive indications of 1t. The American Tin Plate Company has a small force at the Crescent plant n Cleveland and is also planning -resuInp- ton at other points with non-union men. The steel corporation today or dered that the Charters plant at Car negie be dismantled and removed to Leechburg because after due notice the strikers did not return to work at p. m.
 So far good order has prevailed, all though the stDel officials assert that there has been intimidation at Wheel ing. McKeesport and Pittsburg.
 The number of men out on the strike order is placed at 62.OO0.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-08-14
FoREsEEs VICTORY.
McLaurin Hopes to Down Tiilman in
 South Carolina.

Norfolk, Va. Aug. 13.-Senator Mo. Laurin of South Carolina passed through Norfolk today with his wife and child on his way to the Pan Amer. ican Exposition. He talked with sew eral Democratic leaders here for the State Convention, which will discuss the general primary plan for the elec- tion of Senators.
 To the Associated Press representa- tive, he made the following statement For many years the campaigns ir South. Carolina have been in. the nature of personal abuse between candidates The present campaign is the hrtt ons in which an Issue Is at stake. My SC, .ries of speechsa which were begun las ias' April have started the people to tpink' ing. and they have become aroused Senator Tillman has answered my ar guments by heaping personal abuse up on me. He threatened to go out among the mill operators and arouse them against themi Il owners if continued urging the expansion policy and the carrying of American products in American bottoms. Expansion Is no' imperialism; the first is a business. tne other a matter of politics. It IS fool- ishness for anybody to claim that a man cannot believe in ship suosldy- the carving of American exports in American bottoms-and expansion without being a Republican. am go- ing into the primaries in South Caro. lina. next fall, and I expect to derea' Senator Tillman."
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-08-14
THINKS HE HAS THEM.
Deputy Marshal Davis Says the Men
 are in the Tolls.


 Denison, Tex, Aug. 13.-J. B. Davis. deputy marshal at Colbert, I. T., ar rived here tonight from the scene of the robbery at Clancy.
 The following men have been ar rested on the charge of committing the robbery" said Mir Davis, "E. C. Rich- mond, Bob Afford. George Brown, John Gibson. Tom Edwards and Jack Barr. These men were arrested at Caney and taken to Atoka this morn ing. The operator at Caney, when he heard the shooting, suspected the train was being held up, and put out the light in the depot and telegraphed to Atoka, eleven miles away, for officers. Within two hours after the robbery was com mitted bloodhounds had trailed these men to their homes. We found the wet clothing identified by passengers as that worn by the robbers. We found three masks and found their shoes in the fire box of the cook stove when the arrests were made. The tracks were measured and fitted the shoes exactly"
 This afternoon the men were given a hearing in Commissioner Balls court at Atoka and their bonds were fixed at &. 900 in each case. They could not give the bond and were remanded to Jail.
 Postal Clerk George F. Pulley this afternoon finished strengthening out the registered matter taken out of the pouches, and said to the Associated tically no loss on the registered pack ages. There was a consignment 0e $4, 900 worth of stamps for the postof- flee at sherman in the pouches that were sacked. but these the robbers did not disturb"
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-08-14
SHE WANTED TO GO.
Miss" Wadsworth's Husband oo-
 iected to Her Accepting Position.

Washington. Aug. 13.-The division of Insular Affairs. War Department, has had considerable telegraphic cores pondenee relating to the appointment of Mrs. Fannie Wadsworth Of Nell wood, Neb., as a teacher in the Phil ippines. She applied for the position as Miss" wadsworth and was select ed. Then a dispatch was received say ing she could not go because she had young children to look after. This was signed George Wadsworth, her hus- band"
 Questioned by the Department about the matter she replied by wire that inc children were her husbands by former wife and she wished her ap' nointment to stand. She went to small town in Kansas. telegrapned Tor transportation which was sent to hef, ana she sailed with other teachers TOT Manila. 5.oor~. Wadsworth asking that transportanon he refused her. but upon Investigator if was decided to send her transporta- tion and let her decide the matter Tor herself
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-08-14
Horsewhipped the Union Men.

Great Falls. Mont, Aug. 13.-Three representatives of the Clerks Union were horsewhipped today by Mrs. Wm Glass, the wife of the proprietor of Q store here. The President of the Trades and Labor Council later swore to s complaint charging Mrs. Glass with assaulting the men It appears that the store conducted by Glass had been declared unfair" by the Clerks Union for the reason that the 6 o'clock clos ing rule has not been observed. The men horsewhipped had been standing rear the store distributing circulars which asked the public not to patronize the place.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-08-14
POLICE INvEsTIaATIoN.
Nothing Has Occurred td Weaken
 Whitney's Confession.

New York. Aug. l3.-Justice Jerome and officers attached to the District Attor- ney's office held another judicial inquiry today concerning the charges that police officials have been accepting bribes from keepers of illegal resorts. Flank Moss of the Society for the Prevention of Crime was present during the proceedings.
 Some twenty persons had been sum- moned to give testimony, among them Captain Vrendenburgh of the Oak Street police station. Once he left the building in cemrany with Assistant District At torney Garvin. They came back in a few minutes bringing with them Peter De- Lacey. proprietor. and three assistants of an alleged pool room on Park Row. which Frank Moss alleges was tipped on by Captain Vredenburgh Friday night when the trap which has caused such sensation was sprung.
 When the session adjourned Justice Je- rome was asked if anything had devel- oped so far which led to the discredit of Whitney's testimony or It's corrobora- ton. He said: So far nothing has been adduced which causes us to doubt Whit ney's statement. Where the testimony or other witnesses touched upon the same subjects. 1t is corroborated and In DO case has his story been diverged from.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-08-14
GARMENT MAKERS MEET.
Question of Aid to Strikers Will
 Come Up.

Baltimore. Aug. 13.--A resolution was introduced at the morning session to- day of the United Garment Workers of America expressing sympathy for the striking employees of the steel cor porations. After this resolution is act ed upon will come the question of financial aid
 President Gompers of the Federation of Labor was expected to address the garment workers today but up to this afternoon nothing had been heard from him. If it is certain that he will be here before Friday. action will be de- ferred until his arrival, on both the resolutions of sympathy and that of extending financial assistance.
 Requests for financial aid came in the form of letters addressed to the garment workers issued by President Shaffer and other officers of the Amal- 9amated Association. The Garment Workers will probably vote a lump sum from the general treasury, and may recommend to local unions the desirabIity of individual contributions.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-08-14
Mortrare for SI5o,O GOO. 900.

New York, Aug. 1S.-There was filed in the Hudson county court house in Jersey City today a mortgage for $15O. .0Oo. 900 made by the Consolidated Tobacco Company of America to the Morton Trust Company of America to secure an issue of four per cent. bonds I ot to exceed $15C.000. coo. It is dated June 15 and bore reveneu stamps to the amount of $75,O00. The papers show that the Consolidated Tobacco Company has absorbed the American Tobacco and the Continental Tobacco and subsidiary concerns.