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New-York tribune., 1901-09-24
THE FIRE RECORD YESTERDAY.

1 a. m No. l67 Forty-nnth-st owner unknown:
$23.
7:3o a. M No. l.214 Broadway, August Jameson $500.
D. m No. 80 water-st. Fshcroe Oil Company: no
damage
a:so D. NJ No l7e East seventy-seventh-st. Albert
Lewis SIS.
1910 p. m.-No. 2To Peari-st.; Walter Adams & Co.:
$1,000.
New-York tribune., 1901-09-24

A ADVERTISEMENTS ana subscriptions Tor i1s -.svay
n received al Uptown once. No iei. f,-rl.e-
% door north unr q clock t' rsxuls-
-1snIs following branch nfceS e
office until O'Clock VIZ; % o,h-sve
and l4th-st.: Columbus ave-. near IVES, sa,
Nest sod-st near 6h-ave-: 90 Eas, l3th-sl, I
between I'm and sth l5s East !stns scar
sd-ave between 10Th and nth sts. luSo
1os lst-aye. Soth st.. $50 1fsiHo~
New-York tribune., 1901-09-24
TERMS or SETTLEMENT.

Ta, BODY gave fun power to the national Officers
and the latter requested your president to seek tf 4
CGIties The conference was held IN New ork @ on
We give the actual substance:
Fifst-Scaie stall be the prices agreed upon at
iecond-This contract is between the Amalga-
mated Association ard 'he American Tin Plate
Company the latter being distinct and separate
Third-Tne company reserves, the right TO dis
charge any ompioye who shall, by interference.
abuse or constraint. prevent another from peace
connection with labor organizations.
Fourth-Non union mills shall be represented as
granted. old charters retained by men If they de-
Fifth-1ndividual agreements shall be made for
mills of improved character, until they are devel-
oped when scales shall be made TO govern
Mass.%n' Nnaarson. lnG %h GonnsllSylle IoRnsidrn.
Atlanta. Ind La Belle
New Kensington e. mls) Newcastle e mills).
Lisbon iaughln.
fsR@s@'Sq5s Ti%ss9 ei's a1s aa.s.sSa. s1'si
Falcon Canal Dover.
Seventh-Agreed that the company shall not hold
prejudice against employees by of their MEM
Eighth-rhis agreement is to remain in force
three years from July l. 1901. but terminable at
ninety days notice from either party after
Brethren~This last clause is to be voted upon by
you agree three years, scale. with ninety days
vote this AZ SSce nr th ie aboys
become law by default.
Note.-ThiS agreement Is only for the scale year
ending June 3O 1902
SHEET STEEL COMPANY.
Scale as printed is signed for mills of last year.
hut Hyde Park and Canal Dover.
STEEL HOOP COMPANY
Scale as printed for mills signed for last year.
Mr.. shaner closes by saying he is willing to re-
sign If the members think he is inefficient and in
capable.
New-York tribune., 1901-09-24
JOHN MITCHELL
SAMUEL CiOMPERS.
FRANK SARGEA\T.
-. " JE\kS.
HENRY WHITE.
RALPH NJ. EASLEY.

Mr Gompers ,by telephone) said to your pres-
dent: MIR. Shaffer |. as an individual recommend
that YOU take n stand for the proposition. have
done the same and would do so again We refused
to hold further telephone intercourse with him, and
waited for the coal miners and railroad men to be
called out They were willing 10 come. as thou
sands assured us, but they have not been called,
ard m" trust was more sure that. with other or
ganized labor bodies against US. We must be de
fcated. our people occamc disheartencd; they sent
lettcrs and tcegrams asking the board 20 settle.
New-York tribune., 1901-09-24
"A New woman. y

Disease makes many woman prematurely old.
Dark trimmed eyes, hollow cheeks and wasted
form are accompanied by listlessness and loss of
New-York tribune., 1901-09-24

,rrpNs ON WHICH HE AGREED TO END THE
RIG Steel. STRIKE-READY TO RESIGN.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-03-14
SRODEK Ma RAKA.

SRODEk MA RAkA. -
Wszelkie usifowania lekarzy i u
ezonYch majace ma celu znalezienle
srodka przeciw tel st1asznej cho-
robie, pozostawa}y dotad bez~
skuteczne. Cd czasu do czasu roz-
chodzi sic pc swiecie wiest o
Swiezo wynalezionym a skutecznym
6rodku leczniczym, lecz zadne a
dzieje W tym klerunku NE zosta}y
dotad urzeczywistnicne.
Obecn1e zn6w dziennik rzym~
ski ,,Messasero" podaje szczee6}y
o srodku doktora Raneletti'ego,
uzYwanym W szpitalach v Rzymie
z powodzeniem W wypadkach cho~.
roby raka. Srodek ten nazywa SIG
,,mirmol" i jest p}ynem posiada-
jaoym w}asnosc ~wysuszania zfoSli'
wych narosli, tax ie stsja sic zu-
;,
pelnie nieszkodliwyml.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-03-14
CiokaWe RZecZy.

A4O1AuW OACLOAAy'
BERLIN. Ze .wszystkicb par
tyi " pahstwie niemlecklem, te
partya polska, czyli Polacy 81
najszcze6l:w si tax sadzi prof. Hans
Delbruck W ..Preussische Jahrl.u-
bucher''. Professor o. tax. usasad"
mia swoje twierdzenia: ,.Po!ski
siemianin ME skarzy sig ma swe
p~o{ozenie tax bardzo, lax niemlecki.
Polski zlemianin jest dis dziel-
nym r6lniklem gospodarzy re
skutkiem. Ola tycb za6, kt6rzy sig
ME moga utrzyma6 PREY swej villas.
90
no6ci, ~uprzejme pahstwo pruskie
stworzy{o fundusz 2oo~milionowy
il niego to zakupuje SIG dobra cd
polskich bankrutajaoych ziemian.
Pahstwo p}aci Ia)wyzsze ceny.
sptaca wszystkich w'erzycieli i Ia
zwyczaj dale ~jeszcze do reki takie-
mui CO wYprzagf [ab3emsiert] ple~
kny grcsz. Jeszcze wiele wiecej
nil polski wiekszy w%}asciciel, po-
st2pi& polski CHOP. - tn prof
Delbruck dowodzi. re ca{Y spos6b
pruskiego psnstwa przyczyni{ zig
do rozwoju stanu w}o6ciahskiego i
sre.lnieso. Ma to odpowiemy zaraz,
re niemoglibysmy sic rozwinat.
gdyby W mas ME by}o silly i zywot-
nosci, gdyby W mas ME by}o cnoty.
Bija W mas cd stu lat ciezklm
obuchem polityki r~epresyjnsj i
gdyby6my ME mieli silly gdybysmY
byli zgnilcami i strupieszalcami,
JUL prochy liche bytyby z mas. Ma
sza to wiec zas}uga, re sig utrzy~
malismy wobec ucisku, a korzy~
stamy z tego co Swiat}o czasu. co
postep czasu z soba niesie.
Delbruck powiada: Sredni
stan w~ystepuje ma plan jak praw~
dziwy zdobywca. Ten stan sredni
korzysta z urzadzeh panstwa. Me-
miecka mtodziez garnie sig do u
rzed6w. robi karyery W wojsku a
polska m}odziez zwraca sic do
handlu i przemysiu (bo karyery
rzsdowe tax, jak zamkuiste ola mas.
Przyp. Red }
Delbruck sic pyta wreszcie:
Kto wiekszy mice bedzie pozytek
z dobrodztejstw rzadowych, prze'
znaczonych ola polskich dzie]nic,
cry cofajaca sig ludowosd, czy
~wzrasta}ac ludowos6 (Volksthum).
Nlcmieccy ch}opi, sprowadzeni
przez komisya kolonisacyjna i
urzednicy niemieccy znikna W roza
rastajacym sig zywlole pols%im.
Prof. Delbruck jest tel pre-
konsny, ze urzadzenie wielkich "a
+lad6w naukowych we wsohodnich
polskich dzielnica.h wxmoeni :tylko
sywi6} rolski - No! zobaozymy.
W ka4dym razie jest Delbruck
zdania, 4e Gaia pruska polityka jest
chYbiona wobeo Polak6w.
WASHINGTON D. G.. - De-
aaokraei stoezyli .aoieta Wake Z
party4 republikadska. walka u
cheeiai byla " samej stolioy
- .-.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-03-14

w TORUN1U rabin dr.. Ro-
senthal wyg}osif odczyt, W kt6rym
.dowodzi}, ze miedzy Niemcami, a
zydami zachodzi duchowe pokre-
.wiehstwo, a ma dow6d przytoczy}
miedzy innemi fakt, re zar6wno
zydzi, jak Niemcy lubia wedrowac
po swiecie, a nlgdzie ME. So lubie-
nj, nigdzie ME zlewaja sic z
miejscowa ludnoscia nigdzie ME
pozbywaja sic swoich wlasclwosci.
Z wielkiem za1owoleniem stwier-
dill m5wca re zydzi, k" ~ nie~
gdys pred zaraza uchodzili z
Elemiec do Polski, pc tylu wie~
kach zachowali iezyk niemiecki.
Jak sig Niemcy tego pekrewien-
silva duchowego ciesza,o TEN m6g}
sic p. dr.. Rosenthal przekonac ME-
dawno W sejmie PREY rozprawach o
dopuszczanlu zydow do urzedu
notarYusz6w.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-03-14

ssssaa#Aaas sssassS #AMS
Prof, Fulton zamisrza wyda6
ksi4tike opisujsca szczeg6Iy potycz-
Ii archaniol6w szatanamL
Poglady p. Fultona, re strony
dogmatycznej : nawet czysto Q
zumowej krytykl ME wytrzymaja.
Wiemy BOWEN, re ami laden 2
ewangielist6w, AMI objawienie sw.
Jana ME wskazuja 1850 roku jake
potyczki z szatanem. Powt6re
Bog jake pan wszechmocny ca}ego
swiata, nle p~otrzebu]e toczyc wojny
ma wzdr panstw ziemskich, ale
'iednem aktem wolf, mole miliony
szatan6w pokonat i z~niszczyt Pc
trzecis szatani, jake duchy. ME
zajmuja mieisca materyalnego;
wiec dlaczegoz prof. Fulton PREY"
I'm pobyt ma planecie Satur~
ME? ..
Co wieksza. prof.. FULTON
publicznie twiordzi, re Pan Bog
stworzy} cz}owieka wspdlnie
Absurd ten m6gf wyladz
tylko " chorobliwym umysle
be Bog jakQ dobro
Me wsp6lnego uoso+
przewrotno6cia ;szatanem)
mice ME mole. Zreszta Bog jake
stw6rca, rie potrzebowal pomocy
swego stworzenia. PREY utw2rzeniu
.pierwszego c7lowieka. !
KONSTANTYPOL, 4 marca
Dokumenty skonhskowane W Sa..
~wykazuja, re W Macedonia
przygotowano rewolucye ma wiosne !
przeciw Sultanowi tureckiemu Pla-
ny byly zupe}nie gotowe czekano
tylko ma skinienle przew6dzc6w.
Cd czasu skoniskowania z}o-
wrogich dokument6w w1adze tu-
znalazfy zapas karabin6w
wyrobu Mauser'a, ktore byly ukry~
tie " bufgarskim kosciele, W Salo-
nice, " ma1ych sk}adach i innych
miejscach. W calej Macedonia arc.-
sztowano lud caiemi ~gromadami.
JUL teraz 5000 os6b przepe}nia
wie:lenia, kt6ryeh wieksza Geese
bedzic stracona lub tez wyslana.
do n~iezdrowych c,esci Arabii.
?rzew6dzcy zostan2 straceni. Spe-
sad zawlazs} sic z rozkazu
sultana. Oddzla{ nleregularnego
wojsks bull ;arskiego zaatakowa}
regularnych zo}n'erzy Turcy1 ma
grauicy podziela]acej Bu}garye'
Wo]sko b~u}garskie zosta}o odparte
lecz obie strony ponios}y znaczue
Sytuacya " Macedonia
Jest bardzo grozna.
~POSLUGACZE APTECZNI.
R6zycki i Stanis}aw Runner
zamek cd szafki wydoby~
butelke z alkoholem tax sig
uraczy'i, ze gdy R6iycki rs
szedl do domu, musiano wezwa6
lekarza. Pomimo jednak ene,gicz-
mel pomocy zmarl- " kilka goblin
pc wypadku. Runner zas zmar}
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-03-14

DJABLI MIESZKAJA MA
Chicago, Ill. Prof.
J. H. Fulton, edynhurskiego
uniwersYtetu. swego cx.su pro-
fesor wschednioh jszykdw " Ate.
mach i Wiedniu, wyda} sw4 opinje
o planecie Saturnie v ten sPos6b..
Ma Saturnie mieszkaja ssa-
tani, tt6r.y eddawaa przygoto~
swuj4 sie DO o%statecsnsj Walk :
BoRism i archanio}ami.
,.Potyo.ka Il nastapi v =.
1859, jak to wykaxali swangiel,dci
!, ks,sga objawieh.tw. Jana eaatar
ri ss.,. 'e.te .tsee .a : Saturn. :. I
si.nie. adsis eabldsas sie ostatsoa~
~ potyexka, j isaiah .ostaais po-
koaaay."
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-03-14

mogfo sil stad Y Stanach Zjedno.
czonych, tel kolebce wolnoSci, q
jodbieraja innym to wolnoSd. Q
kt6ra pred 1875 lat, ~walczyli 2
Angllkaml. Senator Hoar. repu-
blikanin powiada, re g}upstvem
jest przypuszozad, lie administrators
" dobrej my6ll zabicra sic do
poch}onlecia wysp Filipihskich,
gdYz Rad otwarcie pokazuje sw6j
despotyzm. Senator Teller, drugi
republikanin, powiada " tel spra-
vie: Nigdy ME spodziewa}em sig
doczekat tel chwilij " kt6rej IVY
.~czajue pfawa obywatelskie So "a
przeczone ludzlom mieszkajacym
pod faga amerykahska, Senator
Turner fusyonista, wyraza sic W
ten spos$b: .,strace nadzleje "
sprawiedliwest, ~litoSd i mifo6t
Wszechmocnego, je6ii On dopusci.
ze ]ud, kt6rY obecnie valley ma
Filipinach, ME zrzuci z siebie jarz-
ma amerykanskiego."
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-03-14

WASHINGTON D. o. De-
uokraei stooxyli zaoiet& Wake Z
p.rty4 republikaiska. Walka u
cheeiai byla " samej stolioy
kraju, przsjela smutkiem wssyst~
kioh demok. atdw = nawet dobrse
mytlseyoh republikandw. senat
.robil Mckinley. jatby caren
wysp Filipidstioh, n.a.5ao ma
) .upslns wi.d.s mad wy'pami' tax
j.kby wyspy stanowiiy lego Wy
l.o.ona wlaauodt. . lad tel
sprawl. ME ms ..daeso sio'a.'
pr..yd,at Mckinley jest oywilaya
,amewlado@ wysp FiliPitstieA.
,.ykra - rssos, Il eet p.aobasgo
49, S@#ah
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-10-08
HOW SAMPSON READ PROOFS
Colonel Thompson Denies That Maclays Charges
Were Approved

New York, October T.-Colonel r. NJ.
Thompson Of this city, president OF tho
naval academy alumni association, tonight
made the following statement to the As
ISOLATED Press with reference TO the schley
inquiry;
There Is one story which | am very
anxious should he truthfuly presented to
the public After Macay's book was pub.
lishcd Maclay stated that the proof had
been submitted to the commanding officers.
Including Admiral Sampson. and that they
approved his statements. A reporter. cali
ing upon Admiral Sampson when he was
III In bed, obtained from the admiral what
appeared to be confirmation of this state
hent The admiral was asked II he had
seen and read the proofs Of Maclay's history
ana ne said, yes, but. unfortunately, he
WAS too Ill to 20 into the matter at any
iensth and explain everything, and So the
public was SO Informed and today believe
mat Admiral sampson entirely approved
the statement that Schley was a coward
ani cnitin, which was the gist of Mac.
Jay charge against Schley.
am IN a position TO state the true
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-10-08
STATE

The brewmies are 20 attack the consti-
tutonaAty Of the antitrust law
John ID. Mccall as a citizen Of Austin
seeks 20 restrain the city government Of
Austin from purchasing Il water works
plant
Lep Burke was killed by falling from a
house at Crockett Swltchmgn Tom Rob.
ertsop was probably fatally hurt at Tay
Ior. Pat Gnruhu had both legs crushed
on nolr Fort Worth.
Fort Worth has raised all OF the bonus
Tor the packing houses.
The Federad district attorney announces
MAD lottery ticket sellers map as wen 90
Bu Of the business Ia North TeNus.
The state land commissioner WILL ON the
Splufou Of the attorney general, dispose OF
he public lands regardless Of the mineral
wealth contained theTeiu.
Active work has begun on the harbor al
AraAsas.
w ii. Council, an Alabama negro wa
chief orator at the DaIlas fur,
tings with Il heavy docket of importan
cases.
a meteor OF great size Is believed b
have fallen near Beeyille.
THE motion for Il Continuance I'm tn,
Cortcs case was overulcd aud the work o
selecting a iury begun
County Attorney McC8mpbcn Of Nuecel
county fG an open letter critcisee Goytrno
Saycrs for a pardon recently made.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-10-08
ATLANTA NEWS SUSPENDED.
Afternoon Paper Was Run at a Loss of
$500 d Month.


Atlanta Ga, October 6.-The Atlanta
News has suspended. 1t is given out that
1t lost $4,000 in the single year of its ex-
istence, but the last issue states that ut
owes nothing beyond few current bills
incident to the business. and these Will be
speedily paid"
President George A. Speer stated that
the paper has steadily lost money from
the start at a rate Of about $500 month,
and though it had a large capital, superb
stan and talent, success was simply Inn
possible because of the lack of funds to
make II 70 for long period despite It's
losses.
a portion Of the plant has been -pur-
chased by the Journal and another portion
10y printing houses.
The paper started under the most favor
had a magnificent aud brilliant STAFF and
corps Of newspaper men, and had run
through the most prosperous year this
country ever knew, hut In spite of all this
1t kept up the loss Of about $500 a month
Josiah Carter, managing editor OF the
News speaking Of the paner's suspension.
said: The figures show that our estimates
of what the News would do during the
hrst year were made good almost TO a
dollar We said last March that with $40
600 capital we could meet all losses and
all payments on the plant falling due. We
did so. man who expects newspaper 10
pay expenses from the start has h wrong
Idea of the business. When the Journal
was bought by Mr.. Smith and others in
1887 II was four years old and WINS making
nothing in the last half of 1887, aud moth
ing In ISIS u was folly to try to Dlnce
the extra $4,000 Of stock on 4 Septem-
Der statement, but that was expected of
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-10-08
WASHINGTON.

President Roosevelt appointed ex-Gov-
einor Jones Of Alabama to Federal Judge
ship.
Charles dlartzell Of Colorado was ap,
pointed secretary Of Porto Rico
Benjamin f. RILEY was appointed to u
captaincy in the navy.
Russell D. Harrison had to pay coils on
the message dismissng him from the army.
hut the government paid for the uelstand
hemp inquiry.
Claims to he adjudicated by the war
claims commission Will be In excess Of
s40Oo0oOO
1t rs not probable that Secretary Hay
will retire in the near future.
Chairman Burton win visit Texas In a
short time 10 Inspect rivers and harbors.
lie Is confident Of getting bill through at
this session
The ransom Of Miss Stone is to be raised
II the kidnapers do not enforce their ultl-
matm today which Is not deemed prob
able.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-10-08
SOUTHERN PROGRESS.
The New Industries Reported in II
South in A Week

The New Industries Reported in the
South in a Week.
Chattanooga. Tenn October 5.-The moro
important Of the now Industries reported by
the fradeSman for the week ended October
. include a $4,000 canal company at BLY,
city, Texas; 10000 cotton compress at
Morrillton, Ark; n $1,000 cotton gin at
Lawrence, Texas a cotton yarn mill at
Milford, Texas; 100000 development
company at birmingham Ala; a develop
ment company sit Lhno, Texas. electric
light plants at Demorcst Ga. Hamlet. n.
G., and Alvin, Texas; a 100000 electric
light plant at Richmond Va; an electric
power plant at Chlrlestowu. w. Va; a
NluoWp light power and street railway
company az Jackson, Ga am excelsior fac
Tory az NaNerly Va; an SOOhaIrel -four
lhE nllll az Louisville, Ky: "A S19OOn
iohndry at Rome, Ga. furnaces at Bir.
mingham and Woodward Ala: a grain
elevator at Suffolk, Va; a hardwood man-
uiacturing plant ut Spartanburg. s e.: an
ice factory az Punta Goria. FIa., n so O0o
Ice factory at W0thcrfnrd Texas; a knit.
ting MN al kernersyile ~ G.; Il lalnp
Factory nj Greensboro. Ky: Il 100000 land
company at Laurel Hin, Fla: a laundry nj
Wilmington, y, C.; $4,000 lumber com
INlhN at portsmouth, Va. a $2.0u0OO0 min
oil company AZ Mobile. Ala. a S25O.t0O OH
company at Galveston, Texas. $500 .OO0
OF company at Petersburg. W Va. an
on ana sulphur company M West Lake.
La; saw mill at Chattanooga: a smoke
and handle factory at Bristol Tenn: a
1e1phnne com@ny at Nicholasville. Ky,
den, Ala.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-10-08
-Four NLLEp IN A Hight.
Tive Others Were MORALLY Wounded.
Chadwell-Mordan Factions.

Two Others Were MORALLY Wounded.
ChadWe Morgan Factions.
Knoxville. ruuu, October 7,--Onc Of the
bloodicst fights known In Claiborne county
occurred at the Union Baptist church at
Big Springs, ten miles from Tozwel about
noon yesterday. There was preaching at
the church and about $50 people had gath
cred there Just before the ] I o'clock scgy-
Morgan was at the spring and began hrlng
ices began Nip uhadwel went to the
sprius, nifty yards from the church. Rush
at Caldwell Both factions Immediately
gathered and the night lasted half an hour
The killed:
ZIP AND JOHN G. CALDWELL AND
RUSH AND HENRY MORGAN.
The mcrGlly wounded:
john Morgan,
Asa Ch9dwcll.
Wounded:
:, Jones, leg brokoo; bad flesh wound.
Shenn Brooke, slight.
Sherln James Brooke attempted to arrest
one OF the ChIdweUs, who resisted. Both
Brooke and ChadWel are wounded.
The feud between the Morgdn> and Chad
WellS mas cNl'--,l q long time Last Christ.
mas they met at Walnut Hills, Va, when a
pitched battle enSucd In which several
were killed. Eighteen months ago they
met near the Hoaucock line. Fighting fol-
lowed and one was killed.
A''th lA' y NdA NtllN anu MuIENNN are
proSLgro and influential and have large
families.
SITUATION Is GLOOMY.
Middlesboro, Ky, October THE sltua-
tion at Big Springs, Tenn, where at the
Union Baptist church yesterday four mcm-
beers Of the Caldwell aud Morgan factions
were killed mud five wounded Is indeed
gloomy tonlEit ID it Is general opinion
that more hluoushcd will follow A re.
port heard here tonight by way of ra2.
Well Tenn. is that second clash between
the factions had occurred late this after.
noon, but the story Is as yet unconhrmcd.
At noon whom Il horScman arrived here
from Ewing, Va, five miles from ing
Springs. nothing had occurred. although
the feeling was at n high tension. Both
factions Were bari'caded in their homes
and were armed to the teeth Many he
lieye they are waiting for darkness to re-
new the night.
Two members Of each faction came TO
Cumberland Gap today and secured a large
supply of ammunition.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-10-08

fncts and you may absolutely rely upon 'nt
them as the truth, The proofs Weae ,Ssttt
the request that they should pe teau VIZ
corrected. The admiral at the tlme W M
not i'm good health and did mol WISH 10 t NJ
dcrtake The labor, but his secretary p3,nt
cd ont that the history was 4 siahu'' VI
one aud used at the naval acaHshiH az -
text book This volume prouEal lhC u'S
tory down through the period "i tne Pnuro
isl war and II was desirable that IntVrG
should be mo- lhaccuracy la II lue au lL ,a
Therefore consented 10 read ihcm anu ny ~
dld correct certain part OF then PTJt
as soon as he arrived at the phrt WIFI
contained the statement lhNt AuIili az
Schley was a coward and caltll ne Ma29
very much augcred and said that stht ellc4t
was one that the author had no rlsnt 10
make; thai il was unjust and UNFAIR 10
speak uf any naval officer IN such term
and declined 10 have anything iurlner 70
DO with the proofs His secretary inpreSsvu
him with HE great dcsrabliilN oi hlNth5
the statement of facts accurate AhH uo'
hcUeyiug that he was in any way rcspoH-
sble for the statements OF opinions ui4,
on HIS own account compare the p"uh
with The rccordS aud mike ON the mar
gins numhcr Of corrections As thoSr
were In the same handwriting nS those
made when Admiral sampson was giving
hts personal attention To the corrections
Mr. Maclay was perfectly Justified In ms
gtufCmpufS'
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-10-08
COMMERCIAL.

There was a general advance OF nhout 1
point scored on heavy buying on the New
York stock exchange, Notwithstanding H.
quotation continued on large scale.
There was growing bull confidence In
an apparently oyersold grain market wheat
advancing y, Corn &Gle, oats z.
Provisions closed ~ to 22ls depressed,
Quotations for spot cotton were reduced
1-16 In New Orleans; market fairly active.
Cotton futures lost car TO 10 points net
in New Orleans.
The New York market for cotton futures
after a generally improved day, closed 2Q6
points lower
The demand for dry goods in New York
was cueter
The London stock market was depressed
aud stagnaBt.
The Chicago live stock market was
steady, lOai5e lower; Kansas City steady
Zoe higher,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-10-08
LOCAL.

The city council passed on several i'm
portant matters and again refused 10 con.
firm the mayors appointee as health Of
icer.
A Mexican and white woman were held
to the grand jury on very serious charges,
The school trustees have entered suit for
possession Of the bell Of the Harriet Lane
The criminal district court has ordered
number OF special yenlres for murder
cases.
Several suits OF Interest were nled in the
district courts.
The patriotic societies resumed their
meetings for the winter.
The city council said the street railway
company must put down grooyed rail on
paved streets.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-10-08
MS. The plant which, Installed G Mn K
100000, was paid for except aOoul ~
WHY THE LAW FAILED.
Action on It Was POSTPONED INV
last Moment.

Former Senator David B. Hill y i,
Gle just published in Leslies Ws'Aul
about the failure in 1894 Of piVyss
islatlon in congress for the 49,, .a..,'4.
alien anarchists and for the a ss h
of those who had ALREADY nv
country. senator Hlll was e llss strssls:
immigration committee ma WI M ,Saissgs
favor of such law. Inc wv ~ rS,yz
senate, but failed to pass w ID tlfl
representatives. Senator li in 6sfthe "a
was moi because the malorSs II q IL =
hers of the house were OPPOSE, SS,l.s'
erai principles Of the hill, pu Nssssioa n
reached that body late IN me s "a 4 "a
there was a rush of business s,r IN f,op 4,
objection prevented the mess sss tia
Ing mn FOR n vote. There va mar q
twecn tho house and the i ssp ~ IsssHs
whether the anarchists sao9 gsssssry ~
abrond However, he de9eiIhIss eeara
LEGISLATION must be passed s " 81 J
The near future. lie preu.lSSss I.is
next congress will take up ~