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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-31
GRAIN DECLINE CHEg.alED.
All the Cereals Scored Gains in Z
Stronger Market.
WHEAT ADVANCED ABOUT ONE CENT
Corn's Firmness Was Manifcstly Due I,
Feeling that the Decline Had
Gone Far Enough.

Chicago, July 30.-The declining move
ment In grain prices sustained moderate
check today, September wheat closing IA
1c, September corn 1h@l9sc and September
oats 1Gflke higher. Provisions closed 5Gl15c
improved.
At the opening September wheat sold
hGf9sc higher at Gsm6Sisc. Liquidation was
small in volume while there was fair
amount Of covering owing to the nrmness
of the Liverpool market. The market,
however, sold down to 675sc dnringlthe FIRST
few minutes, while few small lines OF
long wheat were being disposed or a
rally to Csc followed and for some time
the market ruled steady but DUH. Later
speculative interest was revived by reports
that during the past forty-cght hours 14O
loads had been taken for export. OF
these nifty were said to have been con.
tractcd for at New York today. As there
was a small amount of Eastern buying
here and the report was In line with prey
ious allegations concerning deterioration OF
the wheat crop In various parts OF Eu
rope. the report was accepted us true and
under buying thus encouraged, September
rallied to OSAc and closed firm JA6IIc
higher than yesterdays close at 6S9sd6eAc
Receipts O9I cars.
The corn market displayed nrmness
which more than to anythlriS else was
due to a feeling that the decline for the
Time had gone far enough. There was
little In the crop situation to cause fur
Their apprehension; on the contrary, mes
sages indicated considerable hope for the
crop In Nebraska, iowa. Kansas ana Mis-
souri,. Prices held steady early In profit
taking by shorts and advanced later to
the best price Of the day on buying by a
group Of professionals for the tine arrayed
on the bull side September closed firm
"a G,lsM 70
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New York Money.

Now York, July 3O.-Money on call stendy
2@@a per cent; last loan ~ per cent;
primo mercantile paper 4H@a per cent.
Sterling exchange firm with actual business
In bankers bills Mt 4 STl56I4. S154 for de-
mand and at 1. S4A04 So for sixty days;
/ s4d4 SAY; bar silver jGss Mexican dol
lars As; government bonds steady; State
boEds inactive; railroad bonds irregular
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SPOTS LACKED ANIMATION.
Cotton Buyers in New Orleans Are Not
Bidding Freely.

New Orleans, July 30.-The market for
spot cotton was without animation. There
were but few orders out for execution and
buyers made their usual rounds IN a per,
fnnctory sort Of way. not bidding very
freely and consistently, refusing to meet
the demands Of the feetorage element The
offerings Of middling and lower grades are
fairly full but moderate scarcity of high
grade staple eottons SIN exists ana fac.
Tors are readily enabled to secure top
prices Sales 1850 bales. Including $50 to
arrive. Quotations unchanged,
Very little interest was shown today
IN tho market for contracts. There was
some small tradlng in October and De
cember bnf apart from these positions,
there seemed 70 be nothing ~ the sltua.
ton OF more than passing monent to op,
from ! point down on the near months
e 1 point np on the distant positions:
points seifher way. August closed at $50
z.ee, d gain Of , pointg; September I2a 20
positions were unchanged, compared with
Sesterday'B prices.
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Carload lots, T. O. b. cars from mlllers.
dealers charge from store 5diOc more per
100 lbs on bran, ease per bushel on oats
and corn, and 1OGii5c per 100 lbs on hay.
RRAN-Per 100 lbs. 81. l31li. 90.
WHEAT SIiORTS-Per JOG lbs, $t.O56
cORN-No. . sacked. J5M7Tc.
CORN CHOPS-Mixed and pure, 81 GOA
OATS Per hushei. 5i@54c.
othy. S2aOO02400: South Texas prairie
hay S6Ooda0O; North Texas and Terri.
tory hay, Sl4.5OdlS.00.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-31
SUGAR.

New Orleans, July 30. Sugar--Qulet;
open kettle 3 S-iG04; open kettle centrifn,
Eal Sts6i4iS; centrifugal yellow ih6i4 g-16;
gal Gdfi4
New York. July a0.-sugar- Raw, steady;
Ia refining 0-16; centrifugal O6 test
b,S2i rolasses sugar 3 1b-lo. Renped--
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-31
DRUGS AND CHEMICALS.

Quinine, 40Q47c per ounce bottle; NOR
phlne, S2.I0ti2.uO per ounce; cocaine $025
per ounce; borax, Size per pound in 100
castor oil, S1.20 per gallon In 5-gallon
packages; epson salts, 1913 per hundred
In barrels; alcohol, S2.T0d3.0O per gallon;
sulphur S2.65 per lvO In barrels. alum,
2lac per pound In barrels; satpeter. &c per
pound In barrels; tamphor, zoe; wood alec
hol. 500; gum opium, $685.; powdered
opium, S4S5 earbolic acid, +0I42c per
pound in bottles; calcium carbide, $3 20
per hundred delivered Texas common rail-
way points.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-31
DRIED FRUITS AND N1iTs

APPLES-Fancy evaporated, j0-lb boxes
ne; l-lh cartons, Sc; choice evaporated, &c.
AlklCoTS-p Per 10, loose, lOc.
CITRON-ln lob boxes, 13u.
CUltRANTS--ln bbls l3Ilc; 25-b boxes.
cleaned, bulk, l4c: lib cafIons, Ice.
DATES lib packages, Zoe; 90-lb boxes,
sFIGs-cafornl 12hci imported. l5Q
PEACHES Choice new stock. sac.
boxes, 500; Ahoxes /, J.. Raislls, 6Ja75c;
2.crown l.. N raisIns, 50-lb boxes, s1IShc;
3-croWn l., NJ raisins, 50-lL boxes, Sc
PRIMES California, 50-G0s, Sc; 6O.7Os,
zoe; I0QlS0s, &c; SO9Os, size; aO-100s, Sc
NUTS Hrazi, lac per 10, flberts, Sicily.
lnc; walnuts, l4@lJc; peanuts fancy hnnd
picked, aA@6c; No. .. $4,000: Jumbo, ai4d
&c; almonds Taragona, Use per ID In sacks
Italian chestnuts, Zoe; peeaus selected,
loc; large, l2dl5c: medium, Ease.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-31
FINANCIAL BRIEFS.

Fans, July 30--Three per cent rentes
1oof soc for the account. Exchange on
LONDON 25f 1S1ac for checks,
New York, July 3O.-Clearngs 1913, 72S,'
Alt balances S13,725,95J.
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London, July 30.-Consols for money and
the account 90 3-16. Money 262l3 per cent;
Short bills 29s6t2A per cent; bar silver
Quiet, 20 1916 per cent.
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MEALS.

New York. July s0.-Tin steady, 27raes
$500. Lake copper steady, 16.5O6flTOO.
spelter dull, 3.e0d3.9 90. Lead unchanged,
lS71k Pig iron warrants unchanged
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RANK CI.EARINGS.

Following are the cearlngs of the Hous
ton banks, together with the amount of
Increase or decrease over last year:
This week. Last year. Inc.
Saturday ....$1 002,392 S090,400 S1l,9S3
Monday ...... 1,l2S,570 S9S,S22 20, 14S
Tuesday ..... 1,1SS,024 T45, 439 Az, $50
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HIDES AND wool.

Dry flint hides .,..,..'...'t''
Dry flint kips .......,...'..;;.,,,,,..i,''
Dry sailed hides, In klps' seIeelsSa'
Wet sailed hides, In kips, selec''u' %
Sheep peltS .....,.....'.s'''f''
Deer skins, tiints .,,,"'s'.r'' "A
Goat skins, flints .......,','s''''lIi
Horse hair ....,.......s,,c;.,l. , IN,
Wool, free medium, s to u m'n'-s u
free from burrs ...',s..,,s.s.
Wool, free line, 5 to u months +
BeeswaX .... .......'s''','''', (,
Prime tallow ...,...'.'''''',,,
Glue ...,. ...-..,' .a.'' MI nse
st. Louis, July w-m nv ert
medium grades 11@iT isa s5 ~.
heavy fine 9d11; tub wasnsa
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-31

cottons on home trade and export demand
has been Indifferent. Prices are M
changed for both staple lines and fancies-
The Fail River market IS dun bnt, narrow;
Print cloths In fair request under Fall
River prices Hosiery and underwear for
sprlng Is In fair demand.
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Daily interior Movement.
comparative Sol Markets.
Other spot Matkete

Galveston spots closed quiet; prices
unchanged; stock 1851 bales
Low ord. .....5M Middllus .....SiS
Ordinary. ,6b Good mid ...Sla
Good ord. go. .8A Mid fair .SA
Low mid ....7Ib Sales 207
New Orleans-Spots closed steady; prices
unchanged; stock 1925 bales.
Low ord..,.. ON Middling .....S Bic
Ordinary. 49,. 3 1915 Good mid IS old
Good ord. ....69s Mid fair ...S 1915
Low mld.....7 7-16 Sales LILO
New York Spots closed dun, prices 1-16c
down stock III, 176 bales.
Low mid .....7 i1-16 Mid fair. -. SIS
Ruddling. .....SM Sales 623
Liverpool Spots closed steady, business
moderate, prices t-16d up; sales 5000 bales,
OF which 1000 were American; specula-
tlon aud export 800 bales; imports 1900
Ordinary. -, q 1892 Middlng ...4 T-16
Gpod ord. 80. 3 3i-32 Good mid -. A 1l-l6
Low mid ....4 1872 Mid fair A 1916
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-31
HousToN WHOLESALE pRIcEs.

Current Quotations on Round Lots of
Staple Commodities.
These quotations are revised daily ana
their correctness can he relied upon phe
prices are those ruling In Houston whole.
Hnln markets.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-31
COTTON SEED PhOUVV,

r. 0. i. MIL, TeAas m
cordlng TO locations aite
Prime crude oil, loose.;; ssa
Prime summer yellow OIL sf
Linters, per pound 800" IA,
Hulls, baled ..,..,...sf.sN % 4
Prime cotton seed meal's'sie rs {.
Prime cotton seed cake. 100. y X.
Quotations on pillne ~. s are ~
and prime cotton seeu 0A
cry at Galveston. -. s0~0l1.'
Memphis, Tenn, Ju's s,nde y: y Z.
lots per gallon: Prime ~ *; rpsS
"a; less than carload lov clict.'
Ing summer yellow, iess ~ noufA
gallon AZ. Meal ana
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-31
NEW YORK EXCHANGE.

Relchsmarks. CONNER
cia'. GO days ........ "a 1916 "a 1915
Bankers, 60 days ....4.s5 49,
Commercial, 60 days. a Sl2 4.s4A
Francs, commercial, co
unys ..............'5.1s M '5.1s%
tLess 1-16.
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z,,--ro ANN EGGS,

Chicago, July S0:. alBs1Its Chez
ety i4Iktd20: dairy lsal'sf rssA w.
re Kew W York, July so,,,-EssssI an. 81
d. packages. o,s Merhvws western ~
Pennsylvania lVglo. lid s9laH.
1dtS. Western nnchns0 -Poll2
81. Louis, July ~ tufktls, I
chickens 81, springs ~ gefe. !, !
lOdI2: ducks 3, spfluss "a ielI,.st ,
5 Butter-Firm craax. ne1rhI
l3ml6i5 Bggs-ste''u'' v,s:|
era q, -, NJ ---Egss
Missouri and Kansas s'V Fl
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llverpool Futures.
Stock at United States Ports.
JnIted States Exporta.

This week. Last year.
Exports to Great Britain. 2,274 1903
Experts to France .... 49,. 1926
Exports TO continent 80. .20,4Ss $685.
Net Receipts at United States Ports.
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relieving are the sales of stocks and
closing prices for the New York stock mar
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-31
cnEEEE.

New York, July ~; N',
dova sGfiss. The rars X 5 YaIs \
ell steady az a a ~ than skpss,y, y
er European caples ss,'ent Ans ~,
lDot idems Slddp Trading eis ~
active but mostly ~ 4 orsed 10 : X y
steady. net uncnans August : ~
Total 81, go bags; ctobef III
Der 4 .S5td4 30, - 1il.55 ~ r
8 OOla5 .05j Aa-ch
G1.AD,
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Houston Daily Statement.
Houston comraratlve Staten

Gross receipts thus far this week. 2150
Gross receipts 332 days this season 2,401, 1873
Gross receipts 332 days 1S09.10OO. / TAG, 1875
Grofs receipts 1872 days 1S9S-tS90 :, 463, 536
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-31

THE range o. prices at New York aud
New Orleans for the active months was
az follows:
New York Open. High Low. Closed
August ....-..7. t9h Tia ITO T.1l12
October .-....T .2D,3O I.32 7.26 1.2I
New Orleans
August .......1 6Sa TO 1.6S q 90
October ......1. l5-l6 1.2l 7.15 7.l6-l1
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1901-02-07

The Beers haxent allowed the
change of Enelist tiapre-lteaas % in
terfere with their pfa5 M q saptoi-
ing Englisa Vosts.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1901-02-07
DISPOSED OF TWO BILLS.
Military Academy and war Reduction
Measures Amended and hassed
In the senate.

Washington, Feb. Two impor-
tant measures were disposed Of by
the senate Wednesday. tie military
academy appropriation bin and the
war revenue reduction measure The
only change made in the former was
the strengthening OF the provision
against hazing at West POiAl.
Duiing part of the afternoon ses-
lion Wednesday the war revenue re.
auction bill was before the seuata
4 determined but unsuccessful EFFORT
was made TO reduce the tax on ban,s
checks and to provide thai telegraph
and express companies should bear
the burden OF the tax on messages
and packages sent The finance COM
mfttea's amendment ieyying tax on
transactions In so-caile8 ''bi Isat
shops" modifying the tax upon cigars
and cigarettes, and providing Tor n
rebate on unbroken packages OF to-
bacco. in addition to several others Of
minor character. were adopted.
An amendment substituting IN in.
come tax for the war revenue Iaeas-
ure offered by Mr.. Morgan. of Ala
bama. was rejected by party vote.
q to So
Beginning about 8 o'clock last even.
ing the first of a promised series of
night sessions was held to dieuss the
shipping bill The entire session was
devoted to continuous round of in
teiiectual pyroteehnics. Practically
every question that has been or is
likely soon to be before the senate
was discussed. but very little time
was devoted to the pending meas
ure. Notable speeches were made by
Mr.. Jones, Of Arkansas, and Mr..
Aldrich. of Rhode Island. The Ar
kansas senator was passionate in his
denunciation of the methods of the
majority to force the shipping bill to
an issue and Mr.. Aldrich's response
was quite as keen and vigorous in
their defense. Others also spoke
more or less.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1901-02-07
CALLS TO TWO MINISTER'S.
Rev. DIR. Fulton Visits Pittsburg-Hud-
nuts Intentions to BE Ascertained.

Pittsburg, Feb THE Rev. Dr.
William s. Fulton, of Lexington, Ky.
arrived in the city and was to lead
the prayer meeting in the Point
Breeze Presbyterian church last
night He had not made up his mind
as to what he will do with regard to
the call which this church has ex,
tended to him. The several organi
cations of his chuych in Kentucky
have entered protests against his
leaving the field where he has been
for about II years The ultimate de
olson must be made by the presby-
terry of Pennsylvania. The Kentucky
presbyteries are very 10th to part
with any of their members, as it is
difficult TO supply the churches in
that state. Or. Fulton will fill the
pulpit of the Point Breeze church
next Sunday morning and night.
Another congregational meeting o:
the Bellevue Presbyterian church was
called for last night to make see
ond effort to make out call for the
Rev. William Herbert Hudnut, OF
Youngstown. as pastor. The meeting
about a week ago was postponed to
see whether Mr. Hudnut would give
the church assurances that he would
accept the call if it should be ten.
dered
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1901-02-07

Looking for something II cure that feashness Ct
skin or those ehapped haues. face ar liss call for
Pansy Cream
PaRsy Cream IS a pure fresh skin cream aed
compile ion heauuher. fHb II Oh tle SKIN unHi
the cream is tharonghly absorbed Il Mis sHttet
the skin and rest It's fresh appearance
For every skin disease laaip pies. nlatkhea ard
like troubles, pansy Cream : always heoehe'e3'
Its I'M rediants are thaAs Which sku ~ egissts ttlf
world OVER agree have the greatesr heai and
soothing effect upon The >tte. efiee pei atale ite
3. u. SevEGk I@gt, IN. G..
Druggist.
Brock Reed 4 Made Beildiags
Morgantown w Va.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1901-02-07
Local Priests Refused.

Cumberland, Nd. Feb. miss
Marie Theresa Laing, daughter of
Frederick Laing. a wealthy whole
sale grocer. and Charles f. Goehring,
aged % years, went to Baltimore and
were married. She is Catholic AMI
Grooming a Luthcrsa. Local priests
refused to niarry the couple.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1901-02-07
SYLVANlA BANK WRECKED.
Robbers Drove the People to Bed and
Returned to Toledo a Hand Car,

Toledo, o., Feb. 7.-Seven bank rob-
bers left here on a hand car and
wrecked the savings bank at Syl-
vania, village in this county. They
blew the vault to pieces and made
eight explosions of nitroglycerine on
the safe. They gagged the watch
man and terrorized the village.
The robbers drove the people to
bed, and returned to Toledo on the
hand car. They got about 800
There was $4,000 in the safe, which
was ruined
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1901-02-07
Seven Prisoners Escaped.

Huntington. w Va, Feb. 7.-Seven
prisoners, including Pearl Newman,
convicted of numbering the Philadel-
phia actor, William J. McCauley, and
Ben Higanbotham, charged with be
ing an accomplice in the murder of
Allan Dupriest, mayor of Culloden,
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1901-02-07
RIGHT OF WAY SECURED.
Maryland, Pennsylvania and West Virgins
Telephone Co. to Enter Pittsburg,

Maryland, Pennsylvania and West Virginia
Telephone Co. to Enter Pittsburg,
Connellsville, Pa, Feb. fright oil
way has been obtained by the Mary.
land. PENNSYLVANIA and West Vir.
ginia Telephone company into Pitts
burg This company has lines reach
ing from New York to this town, and
as far as Scottdale The lines will be
pushed into Pittsburg at once.
1t was announced here by local of.
ficials that $500 would be spent in
Connellsville. $1,000 in Uniontown
and similar amounts in nearby towns
The Improvement will be popular in
this section, as the Bell Telephone
company this month raised its rates
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1901-02-07

The Democratic patty has never
had any difficulty il getting can
didate for President and it will have
none in 1904 1t is waste OF time
TO be trying to guess his name so
far ahead.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1901-02-07

Kansas liquor dealers may include
many kinds Of fools hut we doubt Il
there are any Of them with 50 little
sense as 70 attempt 70 tar and teath
er Mrs. Nation.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1901-02-07

Evansville, Ind, Feb. THE Lair.
Bacon department store was de-
stroyed by fire. Loss to the firm.
$150.0o0, Oh building, $4,000: fully
insured.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1901-02-07

What photographs there are ex-
tant OF the late Mr.. Nation represent
him as bald headed Now let somt
one find out whether Mr.. Lease is
similarly affected and we NAV be
able to draw a general conclusion as
to the husbands OF public women.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1901-02-07

Democratic Senators are sight IN
demanding that tie Republicans
shall keep quorum in the Senate
Chamber while the Ship Subsidy
Job is being debated
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1901-02-07

Hanna's rheumatism and tie ~
fusal OF the Senate 10 hedfisen foruf
combination not calculated % inn
prove the temper q The btiss.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1901-02-07

A new book called .'fGs Maa WHO
made the Nation is on gii4 market,
but there isn't word il il about
the makers ct Mrs Garry Nation.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1901-02-07
Pos.oftice Bill Eebated.

Washington. Feb. There was de-
bate on the postoffice. appropriation
bill Wednesday in the house.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-12-07
NO HASTE
IN MATTEL
Queen Anne's Streets viii
Likely Wait Awhile

The council street committee ce-
cided at q meeting last riEht %
rccpsumend the proposed Improve
meut q 81 HtreatF on Queen Anne
Bill. covering about Is miles -
streets. The Improvement is 20 10
- Ernding and aidsN slklng ana The
estimated eatf IL szsa9eo.
The streets 20 be graded are In
ctudcd In tao resolutions. The re
ouatnsndatien of the street commit.
Tee. sven n u l. adopted BY council,
does not necessarily mean that AL
she work VII be ordered. when the
matter finally comes W Tor action,
Al rcnoiuflonn viii be presented aud
u Il believed 70 he almost an as-
Suree fact thMt some % the reaolu-
ttuna viii Dc KILLED Several 81 the
streets proposed 70 be tFnpTuvrd v1ii
requife an Immense amuunt % work
and ~ vii cost 90 much money. II
IA claimed. that II will te little irKs
than folly 20 even attempt a. The
property Nouie never stand the cost.
uen't nsfry
Council vii be IN no hurry 70 or
DER that wcFk.~ said one city off,
Gals. ITS easy enough 10 siavs Il
OF for lille, and when al danger
20 political Aspirations Il over. the
fneuatefs can c1fns cut openly and
offer their opposition. The action
- ths street. cofnmitfee viii serve
temporarily 10 satisfy thoas who are
EiAau0rlHE for that work"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-12-07
CORBETT--
M'COvERN
Fight Will Be Arranged
After New Years

NEW YORK. Dec. by sppofnt.
u1ert the managers Of Young Cgr-
bett and Terry hczsovsrn met this
afternoon 70 arrange for another 70
between the fsatherwslxhts Cur
b@tt's manager. however, stated thar
BE- wn1ld consider no Rxre~ul@nf TOE
another fighg until after yanmry !,
rs hAs rsan ds6 not care 20 eater
into any engagements until after
the holitayR
Altar that Gate. according TO HIS
nsnnar~rs. Foung Corbett - really
20 nsest arp man of hix class "a the
word. but would give Terry Mcsov-
err the grefersnes- II 10 prokabss
that after jan thu men vii meet
again and xaxn for another 20. Nc
Govern expressed himself a. bittsr-
~ cisarr.olnte9 when the zexe was
given him. and says that he VIII BE-
on hane AZ ons rinuts past u
o-eleck Ga ths nsorr1ng % New
Tears Cay.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-12-07
KAISER wilhelm MAY
LOSE ALL C0NSERvA-
TIVES FROM REICKSTAG

action ca the part o. the Canarrva-
tives vii BE- that the kaiser vii be
compelled g make the policy ~ Ger
May Ter the future. of until the
matter IL settled. vita the sole AID
e the Socialists and frugresNion-
tEts
The Articles named IN the tariff.
whtch has bern proposed ~ this
unlnn's Representatives ask cnly
fha~e measures wh4ch viii offer pro-
tectaen against the United states
The kaiser sKpects ulsn % this body
10 thlnk. and not 20 rush peil-tn~il
IA cna or Another Gircction.~
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HEHL1@, pea. The debate to-
cay IN the ruichatAg over the tariff
tszssaa watch are - gorern truports
frorn the United States. assumed .
very warm character. The presi-
asnt &c the Agraxt&n aric1 aruee %
his feet sxrffetly azd declared that
tnlzzs the government nhoale adopt
thN high tariff prupo4ed ~ the As
r4F1kn&. the Conservatives mtNht Al
be sxr~~ssd &c leave tina reichstag
A. . be6y.
Ccnsinusnx. the president SAID
That wtll leave this BODY IN q very
Peculiar possftun- The effect Of such
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-12-07
LONG STANDING FEUD
between UNIONS ENDED

that "a order 90 pf~vssf fature claEh-
- between 1riQra q board % arbl-
trAs4oo VII BE empowered % settle
al disputes.
Tbs Afternoons session q the con-
wsntlun was devoted 20 hearing the
r~ports e ffat~rnA1 epreseHtnflve1
fron Great BritA1n and CMnaaA on
the eonaisAun q tire wvrksnea Ia
those countries
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Attention ola Soldiers

Comrades wdil nss~snbis 90 the ball
~ aid poet fn CoiitnH block on sun
Gay. December Z. a. ~ O'clock noUn.
90 prepare Tor ha8 attend The fu-
neral q eur late c0nrade John H.
isNls which vii b conducted un-
der the auspices q the q. A. X. All
GA soldiers are inFited % pnrfici-
pate. John \. H0yt commander