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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-28
ANOTHER STEEL COMBINATION
Casting Plants to Be Consolidated With a
Large Capitalization.

c,,..ro Juiy 2I--Another steel combina-
,n,oeipg the principal plants in maxi
~" y s si castings is to be formed The
ny ,sr. If the consolidation is the Ameri-
n ~ stcel Casting company at Chester, Pa
'' rAs rst Of companies said TO be Included
!. n. schcme are the American Steel Cast
!, .onpany. chester, Pa American steel
y, re6edry company; shickle Harrison and
n.rard. schulln and Gallagher company
= !. Louis; the Sargent company, Chi
rankin steel Casting company,
sasei III ~ Seaboard steel Casting com
tsvNtesH6 Chester, Pa, and possibly one or two
ol gtn o,pital is to be upwards Of $1,000 :
il MIN ne prospect THAI the amount wip
\, : increased considerable later, on me
I eona y pagan. president Of the American
l .ef icasting company; philadelPhia; Rolla
ven Rmr,icgn Steel Fobndry company;
'sa,Ies Miller IF the Franklin Steel Cast
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-28

ing Hg company, Franklin, Pa, and w. n
sargent, president of the Sargent com.
pany of Chicago
Inc companies In combination make NAM.
shttei castings for railroads. and ii Is said
ttne.e VIII De great saving TO consumers
~ we number of patterns used At pres
ent tnere are about 100 different styles of
v W., couplsrs complying with the require
a ty,le9 90, OF tue Master Car Builders
assqclauon and interstate commerce
SNmnnisslon; Most OF these patents.
VINE similar In mauy respects, are
oMneu by ms many private owner.
VINO nave ordered the same male Nv
tne steel casting companies as orders were
received from railroads. movement will
ne made to 'staudardlze" by adoptins
anree or four standard patterns ana thus
aloiu lhe necessity of forcing railway In
carry stock ~ parts for SO manv sfrlcs
OF coupleIs' The steel casting companies
own some Of tho principal patents and viii
rsiuse u mako Conplers for those out Of
me combine. VIVA. L. true OF couplsrs i,
true also OF brake shoes. driving wheel
motive parts 4S' i"to-
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-28
wILL ANTAaoNIzE TARIEF and.
National Liberalists in Germany Opposed
~ lhe Prniectad Measnre

National Liberalists in Germany Opposed
70 the Projected Measure,
Berlin, July 27-The projected tarin MI
published yesterday by the Reiehslnzeiger
is the chief topic Of discussion here today.
Even the agrarlans are surprised a. the
extent 10 which the government has com
plied with their demands 1t Is MT con-
tjdcred al all likely that the bin VIII pass
In us present shape Already Def ycer
gane express their determination TO night
the government 20 q duiSn.
The Catholic organs In Germany are eau.
lions aud do not express Opiaious I n
comment OF the conservative newspap RS
sbow them 70 be surprised az the success
81 the party The National Zeitung con-
tends the government must be shown that
its new taTin scheme a. Incompatible with
the commercial and social interests o. the
country and the basis OF Germany's poiiI-
cal economy.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-28
SUMMARY OF ToDAY's IMPORTANT NEWS.
STATE.

The encampment of the T. V. G, has
come to close.
Bids for furnishing State institutions
with supplies have been opened by The
purchasing agent.
Rains above Denton have been heavy
enough to send the Trinity up seven
feet
A confession made by Cortcz was in
troduced as evidence in the trial at
Gonzales
One Of the negro soldiers accused of
murder at FL Paso was acquitted.
George w Petty, one Of the pioneers
of Texas, dropped dead at a camp meet
ing in Washington county.
Twenty brick buildings are In process
Of construction at Beaumont.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-28
netrenohlnn the BUDGET.

Rio dc Janeiro. July n The specim
Porto Rico free trade announcement has
accentuated the financial apprehension
whoa peryades al commercial circles Sill
vel Is steadily declining, paper money Is at
% per cent discount and imported goods,
Intending petroleum and wheat are rapidly
advancing IN prices. The Federal govern
ment in an effort 10 avert an actual panic
h retrenchlng the budget and hopes to
br able to reduce the export duty on coffee.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-28
WOOD RETURNING HOME.

Governor General Of Cuba Is M and
Sailed for New York,
Havana, July 27.-General Wood was
taken on board the steamer MORO Castle
today He expressed himself as being quite
well and wanted to walk aboard the YES
sci but the doctors insisted upon his being
carried aboard the vessel on a portable cot
Deep sympathy with General Wood was
shown by Cuhans uf all classes upon his
departure The Moro Castle is due at
New York next Tuesday.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-28
eovERNMENT wARNEp.
England Threatened with Serious Com
plicatlons.

England Threatened with Serious Com
pNcatlons.
New York July 81 Following the IN
formation csbicd that rumors or important
Steps enforcing peace between England aud
the Boers had pervaded the honsn Of com.
mons for several days came the speech
By Gibson Bowles. conservative. that
caused a profound sensation, says tho Lon
don correspondent of the World. Bowles
gave the government a solemn warning
thai unless peace was made in South AZ
rlca before sprlng extremely grave com
pllcations would confront England aud
Europe.
knew negotiations had been proceeding o.
the continent within the last six months
and were stil active. with the INFECT NJ
Inducing on enforcing peace. IN view 81 the
conditions h. said England coull MOI per
slst 80 outragng the feelings ~ tho great
pogers without paving a heavy penalty.
A ministerial contradiction % tho state.
mcnt made by Bowles was looked Tor. but
none Cufup.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-28
coMPENsArlNG MUSICIANS.
London Society Put Up Much Money for
Them This Season,

London, Puly 27.-Never before have
clans and operate singers received
sueh large sums for performing in private
EonSes in London as they have done this
season. Kubelik. the youthful yiolinlst Is
easily the lion of the lot. He never
played at private concert FOR less than
there was scarcely an evening that he was
nor found at the house of some millio"
ant. One well known woman gave n
hhmlek party each week and not satisfied
with paying the maximum sum for bis
services, presented the yirtuoso with n
Stradlyarius worth $500 Nine Melby's
London agent asserted thai she has re-
ceived 500 guineas twice for appearing at
private parties
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-28
OIL DEVELOPMENT.

Work has again been suspended on
the Piedrus Plntas well.
big purchase of land near the
Beaumont field IS been made by an
English syndicate
There is, steady growth in the de
mand for fuel oil.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-28
LOCAL.

Meeting of the state board of dlree-
tors. T. p. A.
The italians Of Houston will have
meeting at r. m. today TO discuss the
recent Killings among their race.
The Houston soldiers will return this
morning from the Austin encampment.
Teachers appointed for the twenty
Ave country precincts.
Police Officers Proctor and Hammond
both suspended by the civil service
board.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-28
TUBERCULOSIS IN STOCK.
Koch's Theory Regarded with Much !
terest BY Cattlemen.

NOON TNEOTY TNETdTUNU WIN TFIVNTT "
terest by Cattlemen.
Denver Colo, July 27.-Dr Charles Gross
we'll chairman Of the sanitary committee
Of the National Live stock association. n
a letter addressed TO President John W.
snipger Of that organization, calls atten-
lion 10 the fact that cattlemen, If DR..
Kocb's statement IS accepted as correct,
vim M once demand the suspension Of the
tnbercullne test now In use TO prevent m
sale OF cattle affected With tunerenloSl,sii
revarsion 10 the old time prevalence OF
tnborcnlar diseases, which, he says, Their
is no question these repressiye measures
have diminished
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-28

Manila, July 27--At the tllal OF Lieu.
tenant Preston Brown Of the Second In
fnntry, charged with numbering a native,
ncar Bnangona, IL was proved that the
and tho aoquittAl OF Lieutenant Brown ls
expected
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-28
COMMERCIAL

|1s ss,'s =, OF additional showers de-
al branches of the grain mar
EdIrs /, ara inertness characterized
p light. ~ al markets were
III No.. eaoles helped cotton for the
Ill., Sao'l IN New York; New Orleans
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-28
FORCED TO EvAcuATE.
seers Made British Leave Brem-
ersdorp Wednesday.

London, July 27.--relesrarhing
from Pretoria. under date Of June
70 Lord Kitchener reports to the
war office as follows:
"A detachment cf the steinackers
Horse Guards, occupying Bremers-
dorp was forced to evacaete July "a
by superior force OF Beers. prob.
ably the commardoes from Amster.
dam and pietrle, The detachment
Fought Its way to Lembobo. die
lance Of sixteen miles, losing about
ten Killed or wounded and few
missing"
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-28

Officials of the Frisco line inspected
terminals at Fort Worth
The Texas and Pacific notified the
Frisco that it would be unable TO handle
all its freight and do its switching at
Fort Worth after August IS.
Thomas C. Eckert and Alvin W.
Kreich were elected members Of the
Union Pacific directorate.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-28
AN UNUSUAL CHARGE.
p,esiden, Of Alabama Miners Union Ar
rested Yesterday,

Rlrmingham. Ala. July 2i.-Ed"ard
rtynr president OF the United Mine Work
a. n Alabama. was arrested today on a
charge Of preventing man from the pur'
-,,aroa ~ labor FOR the purpose OF earning
: iivinr The warrant was sworn out py
iohn Downs. A miner az coalhurg Il ls
Claimed that Flyan ordered a stfihe AZ tns'
Rla s,,',. vsho is A nonunion miner, claims
49,! pown rss thus prevented from earning
! sn1 living. Flynn was released on szoO
bond.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-28
Er-Confederaten al rempIe.

Temple. Texas. July e6 The nrst day
OF tho x-Confederote reunion passed on
very pleasantly and very enjoyable time
is reported by those present. The rain IN
the morning interfered with the program
that had been arranged hut this after
Moons program was carried out as ad-
vertlsed.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-28
Cooler in ST. ouis.

ST. Louis, July % Maximum temperature
% degrees. which was reached at 3 .. m
At O'Clock tonight II had dropped to 80
degrees, for the first time In many days
The entire number OF fatalities reported 10
midnight was seven, four OF which were the
result of heat prostrations that had oe-
Cured earlier In the week.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-28

~'NS IN oRourH REGION.
s nenef Given in Western Mis-
IL, sour and Kansas

~ hebet Given in Western Mis-
H., ~ sour and Kansas.
4 wy No. July 27-General rains
ke,ss,s ia'len over the greater part
,r.,'n Missouri ana Kansas IN the
q ia -Sur hours, have given this por.
Tie ~ SSSo,9sthwest temporary rdiief
iAat the 9 roIa. Reports received indi-
S55 az ana in nearly All par gste ny K naIl
Is exception Of a few northwest
rs railroaSs also reported along the
ieli Al es a. as The MississipnI Aq liver
SIN con,tsatent points all of today
Wellao9s'a, az down tonight. Fred
lsas. Is a,ttle LARGEST apple grower
fapDles IN minority for the statement
4 mn. II 4 a ft, State VIII almost make
sarorable believed, II conditions con.
least wera V9ts and potatoes In Kan
4 ne rains con neyond help TWO weeks
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-28
RaIn EaIIlnn h Nehraska.

Omaha, Neb., July 27.-Lower tempers-
ture AFFORDED but little relief today because
at the excessive humidity which early In
the lay showed 81 per cent, almost IN
precedented here The maximum teInpera-
ture today was 90. AZ s O'Clock tonight
heavy shower is falling, the FIRST for many
weeks.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-28
THE STRIKE.

1t was stated that negotiations had
been resumed by the strikers and trust
nsgnates and that prospec for set
temcnt were good.
The San Francisco Labor council de-
eied to not order a gene al n.Iik at
present.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-28
pREsIDeNr pARDoNED A BANKER.
Had Served Hall Of His Sentence for
~ MISUNDERSTANDING Funds

washington, July 27 The president mas
granted pardon TO John johnson for-
NOR president Of the State National bank
Of Loghnsport. Ind. who vas CONVICTED o., o,
Ms M ~, Jdiqfions Of the National hawking
~ He was sentenced 20 ten years IN the
penltentlary and has already served nye
! At,r,,,t chnrging him with violation or
he Nstional banking laws. while president
~ mo STATE bank Of LOEnnsport ana re
celyed the maximum penalty
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-28

er, Adams a quarter inch. Clay county the
same amount, Saline nearly an inch Bnf-
falo and Butler showers and parts of Sew
ard a general downpour There was only
q sprinkle In Lincoln and Lancaster county,
with pros poets OF more.
North Of the Platte there was a fall Of
nearly an inch In Cummings county The
maximum Temperature IN Lincoln was iOo
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-28

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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-28
Eour neaths h Chleano.

Chicago, July 2T-The official maximum
in Chicago today was o5 and the humidity
AZ ner cent Similar conditions are the
predictions OF the weather bureau for 10
morrow. -Four people died OF the heat TO-
day and four were proatr&ted
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-28
nrntherhood III 81. Andrav,.

Detroit Mich., July 2T-At today's SEES
sion Of the Brotherhood OF 81. Andrew,
after long discussion, resolution was
adopted recommending that the executive
council hold the next convention ~ BOs
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-28

Fort Worth, Texas, July GA confer
eDce is 10 progress here today between the
representatives OF the ccutendiug factions
in the Ganifol Syndicate Cattle company,
row controlled by the Farwell interests OF
l.hlnnnn
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-28
pet;tinn h Rankruntcv.

Austin, Texas. July PA petition In
bankruptcy was died today In the Federal
court by q. A. Wheatley and Joseph w.
Burke an old business nrm OF this city
Liabilities Sl0.8Sl. assets $500 claimed 70
be exempt
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-28
SPORT.

ae Shamrock II loft England for the
nned States for the international
Iacht races,
Waulburn paid s20,500 for Prince
4 Melbourne at Brighton Beach.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-28
Freioht Wreck at Dayton.

Dayton. TEXAS. July y "A freight wreck
occurred here tonight which badly Grip
ped three locomotives and did some dam
age - rolllnE stack 10 enc uaa hurt
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-28
PHILIPPINES.

Twenty Thousand dollars were stolen
from a paymaster's safe in Laguna
province.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-28
WASHINGTON.

-fu'enant Colonel Henry NJ. Adams
4 gulf division.
sfee'ai Commissioner kocknu con.
I'In. Tue reports of agreement In
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-28
0lllL HOT. BUT WET.

Afforded Only Partial Relic,
|sh IN Neoraska.
r. mos, saiy 2T.-Nebraska tonight
and general fall OF rain since The
furnss us1ted spell began. Beaver
n The StStuaa In the southwestern
~ q eons got over an inch Of rain
re- east Nsnence for forty DAYS.
"~'ster county got a abe w.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-28

Kansas City, No, July 27.-ala1imum for
the thlrty ghth day OF the hot spell was
81. I've deaths frern hsat
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-28
TRANSVAAL.
RAILROADS.

British were forced to evacuate
Bremersdorp, suffering losses
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-28

INV VUTVUTHIIVH III hHlItWTH OF INC Quar
ter centennial ami, ersary Of the Wagner
ian theater awakens much interest. Last
evening the production Of the "Valkyrie"
aroused phenomenal enthusiasm, especially
for Herr Krauss, In HIS Interpretation Of
the part Of Sigmund The orchestra was
conducted by Herr Richter and Madame
Patti was present NJ the performance
John - Jackson. secretary of embassy.
Berlin and Mrs Jackson are attending the
festival al Beyreuth. whore they win re
min until Amgmaf q
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1901-10-03
The TALK OF THE STATE.

General Criticisms of the DaIey-smith
Charges and Commissioner. Armstrong;
Contract Methods.
The three times seven'' bill OF
Magistrate Daley and Constable Smith.
and the award Of a contract in advance
Of opening bids, both OF which we're
disclosed atTuesday wesk's session of
Levy Court, were the talk of the
State last week. Taxpayers thought
that these two things bad about marked
the limit in demands upon the county,
and in unbusinesslike methods OF az.
tending to county business.
They saw q good deal for humor in
the charges of Magistrate Daley and
Constable Smith, aggregating about s37
for handling one prisoner, one pnrt OF
the total being u charge Of 50 per time
for taking him to jail seven times. 1t
was the removal to Jail seven times
which caused great deal of the com
ment on the constable's bill. People
with ordinary sense could not see how
Mr.. Smith could avoid being credited
with multiple charging in that regard.
Then as to the disclosure that Levy
CourtmanN Armstrong had allowed
Patrick Fshey to go ahead with the
Silver Run road work despite the fact
that bids had been asked for, and bad
not been passed unun by the court,
people thought it about the biggest
piece of eccentricIty that has yet come
to light One citizen held that such u
method would accentuate the danger
Of making contractors chary about bid
ding for public work.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1901-10-03
HISTORY WRITTEN BACKWARDS.

Suggested for the Diary of a Certain ex-
County Constable in Remembrance of a
Busy Day.
Pages for the diary of Constable
H. X. S---h:
January 10th, i90l-Busy tay. Mag
istrate Daley sent me out to arrest
Chames Tulaney for obtaining money
under false pretences. Arrested him.
Another charge arrested him again.
Another charge; arrested him again.
Another charge; arrested him again |;
altogether seven times.
This ia easy, at 81. 50 per.
Then Tulaney had his seven hearings
before the squire; pleaded guilty and
held for court. Didn't give pail and l
took him to Jail, to New Castle.
De first time / took him on de first
charge, an de second time took him
on the second charge, an do t'ird time
took him ON tine t'ird charge, an de
fourt' time l took him on de fourt
charge, an de fift' time took him ON
de fit charge. and de sixt' time l
took him on de sixt' charge, an de
sevent' time took him on the sevent'
charge, an then | left HIM there.
This lie easiest vet, az 81 per. But
I'm glad dere wasn't eight charges for
had to hustle to get home In time fol
supper and get down to Council cham,
Der for committee meetin' at night.
Total for false pretences, $26. IA, not sc
bad. Come again, Tulaney.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1901-10-03
vASSeL LAKETCH HANGED.
He Was One of the Iurderers Of Payma,
ter Wilfred Iiassler.

He Was One of the Murderers of Paymas-
ter Wilfred Hassler.
GreeEsburg, Pa., Sept. 26.-Vassel Laketch
was hanged in the jail yard at 10.15 o'clock
this morning. in the presence OF about 400
people. Death resulted from strangulation
in II minutes.
On October both. 1900, Paymaster Wilfred
Hassler of the Southwest Coke 90. and his
colored driver, Harry Burgess, were driving
to Morewood with 5000 to pay of the coke
VOL ers, when they were held up by Vassel
Laketch and three companions. all for
eigners. 10 the ensuing fight Paymaster
Hassler aud one OF the highwaymen we're
killed, and another highwaynan was seri-
ous,y wounded. Burgess whipped up the
horses and escaped with the money. Later
the three men were discovered hiding in a
ravine, and before they surrendered one of
them, Vasil Nicholas, was killed. The other
two, Michnel Mnrkoyitch and Vassel Laketch,
were taken to Jail, and one day, while wait
ing for trial, Markovitch hanged himself in
his CELL Laketch was convicted and SEN
fenced TO be hanged August 9Th, but was
respited until today. on the representation
that his father was Fastening here from his
native home, in Montenegro, for the pur-
pose OF taking farewell OF his unhappy son.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1901-10-03
PROBING THE RIVER HORROR.
Coroner Begins the Inquest Into the City of
Trenton Disaster.


Trenton Disaster.
Philadelphia, Pa, Sept q. Coroner
Dugan and jury of six experts yester-
day began the inquest into the City OF
Trenton disaster, by which "a people
lost their lives. and after listening for
more than FIVE hours to long array OF
witnesses the case WAS continued until
this afternoon.
The most important points in the
Investigation were brought out during
the examination of United States In
speotor of Steam Boilers christopher
Vest and his assistant, David H.
Howard.
When boiler is built the builder is
supposed to procure from the local in
spector a fusible plug, which, when
the steam pressure goes above a certain
figure, will soften aud fly out. Ths
plug OF the City OF Trenton's boiler did
not fly out. 1t was also ascertained
that the inspectors did not know what
grade of plug was in the Trenton'e port
boiler, and that it was not made OF
Blanca tin, the material required by
law.
This drew from the coroner the com
nfent that $50 far as this Investigation
has gone it appears to be perfectly clear
that the department of the Fedora
government having charge of the local
office for the inspection CT steam boilers
has not afforded proper facilities fol
inspection. Two men in this district
have baen required to try and do thS
| work of at least 20.