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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-12-24
BfBt1OTECA Dc <LA DEMocKAc1A,

mo la c-lebra y mordfa 81 muf1eca
balbuceando:
mo, no! Devuelveme mi amor,
devuelyeme mi dIchal
La lucha era terrible.
Matilde, aunque m IS debil, no
Sc dejaba veneer faciimente -. De
repente, por IN movimiento i'm
previsto, Sc desprendi6, guard6 ell
chtque en- su pecho y, refugi&ndose
en- uno de los angulos de la sala, Sc
prepare 4 la defensa como tfgre
acorralado.
Renato cay6 de nuevo sobre ella
y Ell com bate cuerpo q cuerpo Co
memo de nuevo, silenciosC, terri
bic ....
No Sc ola mas que ell rufdo de las
respiraciones acompaf1adas de so--
do pataleo.
El compiice dc Rittner habfa
cogido q su hermana por los hom.
bros, y su intento era estrangular-
la, 8 por 10 menes hacerle perder
ell se.tido para apoderarse del in.
fausto papel.
Iba va conseguirlo, cuando sus
pies Sc enredaron en- la cola del
vestido de Matilde y cayo arras-
trando la ioven en- su cafda; va
en- TERRA siguio con su intanto ho-
micida, mientras ella Sc defendfa
con las uflas y los dientes.
lei grupo era extraflo y siniestro!
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-12-24

nesto, empezaba contar con ell
porvenir. HOY Pablo me despracia!
| me cree tan infame como tu -.
/ y, como "a conoce tuS crfmenes, no
/ te queda mas que matarle maffana,
| como hsce seis meses matasteis
| Federico Baltus!
/ Al DIR este nombre, Renato Sc
extremecio; quedose palido como
IN espectro, y ell vertigo Sc apode-
ro de el. Vacilo como ell b ,mbre
que ha recibido IN golpe contun
dente en- Ell craneo, balbuceo:
-lSilencio. desgraciada loca, ST
lencio!
-lAh, tienes miedo!- ccntinu6
Matflde con las pupilas ipyecta6as
en- sangre. -lQuieres que callel
No 10 esperes: hsblare ahora tie
conozco, ahors 10 comprendo todo!
Eres IN falsario.. un asesino.
Fabricfn y tu asesinasteis Fede-
rico Baltus. Tengo una carta Que
os pierde los dos: con ella ga rda.
re este cheque y seran mis- armas
contra tt. =. iDevuelveme mi di-
chal IDevue veme q Pablo 6 te
envfo al cadalso con FabricioI
I la joven, semejante a Una
furta vengadora, agitaba siempre
la mano con Ell fatal papel
Renato, lfvido de miedo de Ira,
la sujet6 por ambos brazos le
dijo con VOC ronca, que sslfa diff,
cilmente pOr entire los diente apre-
tados:
-iDame ese papell Dame la
cartai
dame mi amor! dame mi d.
cha, iraS al ca5alsol
i Esos papelesl -repitio Renato.
-iJamssl
Los quiero los tendre.
-lTe desaffal
Ell miserable acept6 ell dess ffo.
Con su brazo izquierdo, con un
vigOr aumentado por Ell colera.
abraz6 q Matilde, paralizando sus
movimientos, y mientras, con ell
derecho, trataba de apoderarse del =
papel.
La pobre mujer Sc enroscaba CO.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-12-24
LA CASA DE sALuD DE AurEUfL

Para exponer mi queja tendria
cue declarar que he vivido en- la
intimidad de la hermana de un
alsi6cador, y al revolver tanto
cieno podrfa salpicarme. -. Vivid
en- paz con vuestra verguenza y
repartfos mfs despojos -. Yo ne
necesita aire mas puro que Ell que
fespirais, y me alejo de aquf para
siempre.
-lPiedadl- - exclam6 Matilde.-
yo no soy culpable, y te amo tanto,
Pablo!....
El vizconde no la ola y prosigaio,
dirigieudose 4 Renato.
-Os dejo en- libertad, no por
vos, sino por mf; pero no os atra-
veseis nunca en- mi camino; olvi-
dad hasta mi nombre. :. Yc, para
olvidar ell vuestro, no quiero nj
adn conservar la prueba de vuestro
crimen
Y, diciendo este, arroj6 sobre la
alfombra ell cheque falsifcado y sali6
sin mirar siquiera Matllie, que
continEaba balbuceando con entire
cortada voz:
-;Piedad! iSoy iDocente. -. y
te amol
Renato tuvo una soprisa cfBica.
En- Ell instarte en- que Ia puerta Sc
cerraha, Sc lanz6 para recoger ell
chSqte que habfa cafdo entire el su
hermana; pero esta de rodillas, es.
taba mas cerca de ei y recogi6 ell
papel, alzsndose furiosa agitan
dole con su crispada mano.
Renato retrocedi6 a pesar suyo
ante aquella actitud amenszadora,
J Matilde exclam6 con voz ronca:
-iAh! Pablo ha dicho la verdad.
Eres un miserable
-sQue tie importa? -repuso bru-
talmente ell c6mplice de Fabricfo y |
de Rittner -SNo te he dado 10 que |
te pertenecfa? sTienes algo que /
reclamarme? Devuelveme ese papel Il
y Gala.
-iQue NADIA tengo que reclamar- \
te, cObarde embusLerol -. tie re-
,lamo mi dicha que acabas de
lestruirl -. IYo le amaba! Era II
smada, y, olvidando un pasado fn- II
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-04
KILLED AND THEN BURNED
ALABAMA RAPE FlEND MET DEATH
AT HANDS OF A MOB.
Assaulted a Young Lady, Leaving Her
Unconscious and She Is Now in a
Precarious Condition.

Montgomery Ala, September "a spe.
clal to the Advertiser from Troy, Ala,
says: News reached this city late today
of an assault committed this morning by
Bill Tourney, alias Bill billiard, on Miss
Wilson, about eighteen miles southeast OF
the city, in this county Mss Wilson,
who is 10 or II years Of age, and the lit
tie daughter Of Doc Carroll. about -
years old were on their way 10 school 90
Chestnut Grove, just across the line IN
Coffee county when they were overtakal
hy the negro lie seized Miss Wilson ami
the little girl ran OF AS she did SO tho
negro fred his pistol at her, but missed
her The little girl raised an alarm and
soon n posse was after The negro. When
they reached the scene of the crime they
found Miss Wilson unconscious aud ter
rbly bitten in the face aud bruised abnu,
the head.
The posse tracked the negro 10 MS home,
whore he had gone and laid down on tho
bed, saying that he was sick. The little
girl Identified him and he was taken out
and shot and then his body burned.
Miss Wilson Is In precnrlous condition
The sheriff with three deputies left tonight
Tor the scene ~ the crime
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TRAIN ROBBERY IN TEXAS
FIVE MEN HELD UP A COTTON BELT
PASSENGER TRAIN.
They Secured a Considerable Amount Of
Booty, It Is Said---Made Their
Escape on the Engine.

Texarkana, Ark, September $3.50 a.
m-No /, Cotton Belt passenger train,
leaving Texarkana Mt OBS p. m. In charge
Of Conductor Armstrong and Engineer
Henderson was held up and robbed near
Eylau, Texas, four miles south of Texar-
kama tonight.
The train was nagged by one Of the
robbers. who proceeded to force the Ere.
man to go back and cut or the mail and
baggage cars, and returning forced the
engineer 10 give up the management Of hts
engine Chowever. securing him In the cab
to one OF the robbers. who, IT appears
was an expert engineer. They ran the
engine, mail and express cars about mile
from the point where the train was stopped
and saying now wen do business" they
forced the express messenger to open his
ear and blow the safe open With dynamite,
securing a very large amount OF booty.
The amount is withhold by the Cotton
Belt and the express people, hut It Is
known that a very large shipment was
made tonight on this traln.
The robbers then cut on the engine from
the mail and cxpress cars aud, forcing
Engineer Henderson to get or. they took
the engine. In charge of the robber en-.
glneer. and went south at full speed. Al
/ 80 a. m. the engine has not been found
None Of the passengers was molested.
They were, however, very badly frightened
and Md their valuables. The robbers
were evidently IN possession OF all facts
concerning this particular shipment Of
money together with schedule of trainp.
a., their scheme was successful in every
respect.
very suspicious looking character was
seen to board the head Of tho train leav-
ing Texarkana. Railroad employees here
seem TO be confident the robbery was com
mlttcd by railroad men from the manner
| in which they superintendent the cutting
OF Of the ears and handling Of the en-
CINE.
The spot selected for the robbery was
wen ADAPTED for this kind OF work, Il
is very wild ami ca lily timbered.
The conductor and several passengers
walked back to Texarkana. distance OF
four miles.
The sheriff and posse have been sum.
moned to go In pursuit Of the robbers.
At this hour the passenger train stands
IA two pieces. with the engines wherea.
bouts unknown.
AS far as known no one was injured.
| Srbere we're five men In the gang.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-04
NEEDS NO JOINT ACTION
UNITED STATES ATTITUDE IN
SOUTH AMERICAN TROUBLE.
Would Not Wait for the. Acauiescenoe Of
Both Colombia and Venezuela
II Services Were Ne@ied

WASHINGTON. September 81. Is ascer-
tancd that ON August p during Secretary
Hays recent visit 20 Washington, a tele-
graphic message was sent to the min sters
Mt Caracas and B0gota directing them 10
inform the foreign secretaries Of Nen,zlela
ana Colombia OF the distress with which
the president had heard Of tNc likelihood
of disurhanccsof the relations between
those two republics
Advertiug to the possibility 4 the in
Ausnce Of the United states being excited
Ga compose the pending questions the IN ~
listers were directed 70 say TINT while he
relations Of this government with hoth ma.
Hons are equally Intrinsic and fncndl an
every opportunity Is taken to show jhc
good VIII we bear them nm uGer Of the
prcsideutg kindly offices to arrange any
differences which may exist between Co
lumhin and Venezuela woull be effective
wlthcut the acquiesccnCe OF both The teNt
O: Mr. HAYS Telegram has not been made
public II Is understood that an ncknowl'
edumcnt Of It's receipt has been made by
the Venezuelan government, but It's purport
has not been made known.
Colombia also It is said tonight, has
mnde Response to the note OF secretary
Hay while its contents nre not obtain
able tonight, the statement IS made that
T. Us cnncilatory In character ana eNpr So S
an earnest wish that war with NeneHueh
may be avoided.
Colombia II ~ stated. stands ready o
accent the friendly intervention of the
United States 20 avert wnr nnd repostS iull
confidence IN the latter country
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CONGRESS WILL BE HELD.
Peru Has Finally Consented to Be Rep
resented in Mexico City.

Peru has Flnaly consented TO BE nep-
resented in Mexico City.
Washington, September 3.-All doubt
concerning the holding of an International
conference Of American States in the CRY
of Mexico was moved today when IA
nouncement was made that Peru had ap-
pointed one of her most eminent men as
delegate to the conference, At one time
the conference was In jeopardy owing TO the
fact that Peru and perhaps other coup-
tries desired TO have the conference con.
slider arhitrations Of certain pending
boundary disputes while Chile wished The
conference To keep hands on pending tr0u.
bles between herself and Peru ana Bolivia.
Chile some time ago appointed de!CgH! ;
as a result ~ satisfactory slrances that
were not we'll received by Peru However,
the last named country has now acam-
esced In the program arranged ana accord
ing 10 adviccS sent to the state department
by Minister Dudley and subsequently con
hrmef by Senior Caldcron, the Peruvian
minister n the United States, Peru has
namel Senior Ais amort. vice president of
the Peruvian republic. Minister CaideTrn
and Senior Elmure chief justice of the SUI
premc court of Peru, MS her delegates.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-04
A Big Bet ARRANGED
-Four Hundred Thousand Dollars on
International Yacht Race.
ODDS ON CONSTITUTION.
Britisllers Put SISO,OOO on Shamrock
10 Cover SlSO,0O0.
READY TO COVER SIMILAR SUM
Agent for the London Syndicate Has
Another $4,000 to Pot Up.
PLACED EIGHT THOUSAND IN NEW YORK
Brokers Arranging the Bets Are to Re@
oeive Handsome Commissions No
Matter Which Boat Wins.
READY TO COVER SIMILAR SUM
Agent for the London Syndicate Has
Another $4,000 TO Put Up.
PLACED EIGHT THOUSAND IN NEW YORK

Plttsburg, Pa.. September S.--The great
international yacht bet OF $4,000 between
an English syndicate. represented by wal.
ter ]. Kingsley Of London, and group ~
patriotic pittSburgers, represented by VIII
lam l. Muslin, was finally arranged this
afternoon. The entire sum- was deposited
In the hands Of the stakeholder, Mr.. Kings.
ley turning over $4,000 In British bank
notes and Mr.. Muslin giving a certified
check for $250O00. What Is said TO be
the greatest hot In history was thus sucs
cessfplly contaminated.
Both Mr. Muslin and Mr- Kingsley, tho
brokers for their respective syndicates, will
receive handsome commissions. Mr.. Kings
ley is TO get 3 per cent of the whole
amount in case tho Shamrock wins and 2yh
per cent Of the $4,000 in the event OF her
losing.
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af SOM employers IN erdeavoring 20 w.
cnver damages under the house % lordsi
ACCESSION Of July %, last. from labor or
delegate from Blackbnrn was served
With writs today restraining him and the
M mbeis Of the Blackburn branch Of the
Wea,ers. Winders and Wrappers associa.
ton from pickctlng Bnnlsters \ Moore 3
works whore strike IL now IA progress.
Damages and costs were claimed
Besidca this snt. the Tanvnle railway is
SUNG the AmalEamatcd Society ~ Railway
Servants for f2O.00O dana ges, incurred as n
rosnlt Of the strike Of 1900. These suits
will he strcuuously defended but their
seriousness puts In tho shade almost every
other topic Of discussion
President Bowcrman today devoted the
principal part of his address 10 this topic.
declaring that unions fuhds were threat
ened with demollshment and that the post
ton was intolerahl0. He said the parlia-
mentary committee favored an alteration
OF the constitution Of the union With the
ohjcct OF minimizing their liability.
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CONDITIONS IN ZAPATA
COUNTY JUDGE sPoHN REPLIES TO
Mr.. SEABURY.
SAYS that His information Is Not Cor
rect and Has Done an
injury.

San Antonio, Texas, September 3.-Re-
ferrlng to an interview with Hon II, W.
Seabury, sent to the Galveston News from
austin denying that the people Of Zapaa
county needed assistance, County Judge
spohn Of zapata county has furnished the
following;
'In regard TO the statement OF Represent
tatlve Seahury as to the condition OF af.
ignorant OF the true condition Of things
there. call on Mr. seabury In justice
10 Zapata county to produce the names
and letters OF prominent citizens who have
given him his Information and. represent
Ing the people Of zapata county am com
PEELED 10 say that Mr. Seabnrys informa
tlon was from informahts who have de
liberately and malcOusly misrepresented
matters A. =. Spohn,
"County Judge zapata County"
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cWlL SERVICE EXAMINATLoM.
Points in REGARD Thereto Delayed The
Signing of the Protocol

Points in REGARD Thereto Delayed the
Signing Of the Protocol
Washington. September ga cnblegram
received today at the state department
from Special Commissioner Rockhin TT
Pokin explains partly the delay at the
Chinese capital In securing the final sig
nutulcs to the protocol
Nj. Rockhill says the Chinese plcnipoten-
tlaies received the expected edicJ au,A1riz
Ing them to Sign the agreement in h"halr
o. the Chinese government On August y,
They were however. Instructed to de .ay
final signature until they receive anolhtr
edic' louohh z tie discon in anu o llYil
service examinations In some Of the Cih-
hesc cities whore the Boxer movement
found its principal strength.
One OF the penalties imposed by The Tor
eigu ministers upon the Chinese govern
nient was the discontnuance Of these
examinations which are dear 10 the better
class OF Chinese. where the RoXcrs were
particularly offensive and tho Chinese gov
erImcnt is finding ii no easy matter 10 dis
crimnate in the selection of the places
where the penalty is to be imposa ID.
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pLAN an RECrprInN-

Berlin. September 3-1t is said in oficim
circles that tho interview hetwcea Emperoy
william and Prince Chuan must occur to
morrow, or Thursday. rs his majesty goes
TO tht maucuvcrs Friday.
Tho correctness Of the reports Of the
Osaiastiachc Corrcspondez that Emt eror
William removed all hiudrances from
Prince Chuan's coming to Berlin by tee
graphing his willingness to receive him
olonc is admitted in official circles. The
correspondent Of tho Associated Press
learns that Baron Won RitchhoT, the for
eign secretary. will assist Emperor William
in the reception of the Chinese envoy.
Count Won Bulow viii not be present.
K4en Chang. the new Chinese minister, Il
Is said win be interpreter No other Oh ma
men will be present The emperor viii not
receive the other members Of the mission.
Prince Chuan will remain as he emperor's
guest FOR two days at the Orangery OF Ike
pn'cce lilo viii then come To Berlin,
wherc the Chinese legation has rented n
a6tp.n'ng palace 70. Kim for two on rs.
bur 1t Is moi believed the prince viii stay
hero that long,
II is said in official circles that Emperor
William win pay no further attention o
Prince Chuan after his majesty has re-
ccivcd him in audience.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-04
GENERAL sTopDARD AT HOME.
He viii Be rendered Grand Reception
by His Friends.

Bryan, Teyas, September 3,-GeneraI II
b stoddard has returned from Louisville,
where he was last week promoted TO the
grand mastership Of the grand command
cry. knights Tempars of the United
states Telegrams and letters have poured
In to him from an over the country con
graduating him upon his promotion q
move Is on foot here 20 tender him grand
reception 10 take place some time next
week An effort was made by his Dlllls
friends to have him stop there AID re-
ceiye their hospitality and eourtesies. but
very wei and he had to decline the invi'
.Dtion.
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Harvil home in the southwestern part OF
this county whore he had been buried
for some time. District Attorney A. w.
Hair and sheriff Parks had the body uu-
earthed and examined and the evidence
showed that Haryil had been murdered
with an AK and his body buried
Sensational developments led to the mr.
rest OF G. w. Smith. son-in-aw.
The trial was sensational one and at
tracted much attention.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-04
SMALLER BET IN NEW YoRK.

New York. September ri. Montgomery
Smart of tho produce exchange, received a
dispatch this afternoon from Walter j.
Kingsley the agent NJ the English syn
dictate who placed S15o,ooo on Shamrock
at Pittshurg, today saying saying he was
ready with another St50OOO at the same
odds or half that sum. Mr.. Smart imme-
diately communicated with Broadway
broker TO arrange for q wager end has
since put M $4,000 against 5000 that
the Shamrock will not Mt the cup.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-04
HELD DIFFERENT VIEWS.
Munr eey Said Things Were satisfao-

Munir Bey Said Things We're Satisfac-
tory, France Said They Were Not,
Cohstantlnople, September 3. ~ Munlr
Bey Turkish ambassador to France, wired
the porte on saturday that he had strong
hopes that settlement of the Franco.
wuu,d preserve the dignity of botn govern
mems
NJ Del Case, French minister OF foreign
affairs. on the contrary wired Nj. Bapst,
cal instructions 10 take no steps 70 show
that relations between the countries were
modified
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-04
WELL EQUIPPED soERs.

ScheepeFs Commando Had Spare
Horses and Plenty Of Supplies.
Capetown, September IA well mounted
force Of Boers has looted Barrydale, In
the swclendam district, l40 miles FROM
CnpetoWn.
gcheeper's Boer commando passed close to
Montague yesterday and hnd n slight brush
with the local scouts. They had spare
horses and were apparently we'll equipped.
4 column Of troops has been in pursuit,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-04
A CALL FOR ACTION.

Venezuelan Newspaper Declares Gov
eminent Has Waited Long Enough
Caracas, Venezuela September 3.-(Yia
Haytian cablc)-The Republica, semiofic
ial organ Of the government published to-
day an inspired article ending as follows:
.Thc hour for notes has PASSED and the
time for action has arrived. Diplomacy
has laia before the world the Just reasons
which il has had for asking compensation
exhausted an tile means at its disposal
for settling threatening questions between
nation and nation. We have waited long
enough Now Is the time Tor rcpflsals'
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-04
Rivers and Harbors Estimates.

Washington, September 3-Gencral Gil,
lesple. chief of engineers, Is at work on
his annual report 1t is understood that
portion of the report covering rivers and
halbors estimates has been completed.
The recommendations Of the local ensin-
ncprs In charge of rivers ana harbors work
aggregated about S400W0oo. General GIL
ie.ple's recommendations viii foot up some.
thing under this amount
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-04
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
KILLED BY LIGHTNING.
Four Mexieans Dead and Another
Fatally Hurt.

san Diego, Texas, September d.
A good rain began falling here about
4 p. m. accompanied by heavy
lightning and thunder, and still
raining at 1880 ., m.
A runner from the ranch Of Cage
tano Rios. about seven miles west
orr this place, has Just reached here
with the information that Luis Car
rillo, Eustaclo Resendez. Ysabei Lo-
peg and Jesus Rios were killed Ivy
lightning and that Juan rrevino was
fatally injured. The i've men were
In a small house when the house
was struck by lightning. Justice Al.
Gala left for Mr.. Rios ranch to hold
the Inquest. The FIRE was put out
by parties on the ranch
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-04
WEATHER INFORMATION.
Probabilities.

Washington. September 3.--Eastern Texas
Showers Wednesday and nrnbably Thurs
day 1irht winds, mostly east 10 southeast.
oklhhomn and Indian Territory--Fa'r
Wednesday and Thursday; westerly winds.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-04
BOY SHOT A COMPANION.
Wanted IL Fire or a Passing Couple
but Was Prevented.

UUI NVdH FTIFITII~NIf
Tucson, Ariz., September 3.--Cnrlos Me
Cormick, y years Of age shot and killed
Antonio Soto. playmate III years old, to-
day with 22.callhre ride. A couple IN a
buggy drove by and McCormlcS raised the
rife and said: II will take q shpt AZ
them" Sot1 prevented him from carrying
out his intention. Mccormick, IN rage.
then shot Soto. McCornlcks sick mJther
on hearing what her son had done, died
a few hours lfter nom the shock.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-04
Condition Of the Public Debt.

washington, September Sat the close
of business on August 81 the public debt
less cash in the treasury was S1,0363i9,,
s6G decrease for the month OF Sa46Or'
81 The cash balance was $500 355.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-04
CHUAN in POTSDAM.
Chinese Envoy 10 Germany Reached
His Destination.
WILL SEE EMPEROR TODAY
Only a Few Other Persons VIII Be
Present al the Interview.
>pVELING WILL Be NECESSARY.
Empefos9,, ~ rOyed All Illuminating
INVITATIONS OF NATIONS ACCEPTED
The Chinese Functionary and Party Has
Consented 10 Officially Visit Several
Countries During Their Tour.

Potsdam. September 3Princc Chuan ar
rived here this afternoon from Switzerland.
lie was received at the railroad station by
the town commandant and the chief Of
police, ana was driven to the Orangcry in
Sapsouci park. It is said Emperor William
win receive the Chinese envoy in the new
palace at noon tomorrow.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-04
NOVEL SUITS FoR DAMAGES.

Employers Institute Proceedings Against
Labor Organizations.
swansea, Wales. September IA commo-
tion was caused at today's session Of the
Trades Union congress here by the action
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-04
ALL INylTATTONS ACCEPTED.

Baslc. Switzerland, September 3 Prince
Chraus first invitation to VISIT foreign
governments was from the Unitci States,
followed by Invitations from Italy, Bel
GUM, Great Britain and Japan. They have
ali been accepted.
1t is expected that Prince Chuan Will
star fortnight in Berlin and then return
to Italy, whence he will proceed to Beg um
ana England, going home by way of the
United States and Japan.