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KINGS NEW TlTLE


Believed Al Of the Dependencies VII
Be Named in Il.
New York, July Commenting npon MT.
ChalHbeflaln's announcement TO the hoase
~ commons that ;ho iitle Of King Edward
viii be changed the London correspondent
OF The TrihHue says; TIE King can not well
De- msde emperor oi seifgoyerncrcd col.
Ohie. such as Canada and Australia In
rircles generally well Informed the lmnre,
sion prevails tAHt the words sovereign
of Great BhtHlu" wiz be added 10 tac
present ceremonial title which T., 'EJ.
ward hy the Grace OF God. ~ the Ea.t
kiuceom ~ Great britain anu lfr.au1
king Defender Of the Flfh, Empp.nl az
India
some people 10 England. however bp.lcFe
that tho addition Win be complete one
snd that Canada, Australia lul souih Al.
rlcH VIII be separately mentioned Tie
attitude 81 the opposition will depend al
the CaHractai % The bVi
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a uanls merchant charged thI
Acelua'1o VS. srseed q s1reudsr 70
Pr-sts1 Ert Macarthur.
Ths transport Meade ssiied from Ma
aiil for the raitc3 states villa Mse
Ar,ha- sad etber soiflers or board.
P5orrs' Marshal Davis dissppsovtt
the sto-if's5 % Gem zissSEy Posi- stew
ard sAcarie
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OF ToDAY's IMPORTANT News.
STATS

Ar uii rorsVarY Jssta s'TAetcsso az
a iu~Aer 0em1auy uita fiapoAec rap
ltsl wers eAisteste- htatQusrtHgs 70 -
az Hensson
slss u ~ BisHa q LockhAsf has
girsa ssn"e 10 sfcr. BAr csaT
fnf me uusvastf
sta n-sress hoa.e we're saraea AZ
Mars-els. tNe hraResx e9nsss W@se
trurnea a. Escprginp
g. A. MeGee was sses and kinsl IS
Duks
Gs1vssten rciies ere "a the iroAoAt
fer the ssssiIsns u tae Hcastas ltdiFs
T. : Berg ~ str AOf0alr hss aiea
reii1iol in 65ufrrpicg MsaiHtlss STA
IA sssess ssNHo
Gorfr-eg sarezs sars Texas caPs'a'
saoasa b. usea II hutia fhctoiies h
Texas
The siEfh alFurict rourt7'inn IS iocssa
tiEhs and thsre Stems &c 1ke'iSS9d q
Z ne-utnA1san soon
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FoREIeN

* wts aanruseed thar ErEla5s werlt
1nid tstee afw ,AiilrsAirS ay neg
ouisers ard tsn nsr ;ovpedo boss ae-
stfaysrt
Tse A.gtataf caagress Declared B1es
ms AyTss 81 1sre ~ sisse do u
participates n anarchists iu iocal dis
tuFRzEces,
Secretary Esv's scs1cz II regard -
ths diseussl>e o. srsitr1tic- So mr. rro-
rossd Pas, Amsrjrtn eeaEess Tas rrit-
eEEea 10 Pera
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SaH Rheus1s
u nay become chronic.

n may become chronic.
II may cover the body with large
inflamed burning, itching, scaling
patches ard cause intense suffering
Ii has bsen knownio do 50.
Do not delay treatment.
Thoroughly cleanse the system Of
the hurors on which This ailmem de-
pspds and prevent their return.
The medicine taken by Mfs Ida 2 Ward.
Cove Point. Md vas Hoods sArsspArills
She prites: had disaRreeabie Itching on
ny astns which I concluded was salt rheam
began taxing Hools SsrsapArilla and 10
twe Gays felt better Il vas not long before
VAS cured. sHd hare never had AnT skin
eiseAseslnce.r
sf0oeg'@ Sas-gagmE-SlkR
r'qmises % cure and keeps the
pfon''ss u IS positively unequaIed
fer ~ eusansols esuptlons. Take ii
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General Observations.

observations taken by United states
weather bureau ii S p. m, 55th meridian
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District kveranea.
SHORT TEXAS SPECIALS.

MOUNT CALM. The new crop whest Is
being marketed aat 50 cents and the haur
mill IS busy,
TEMPLE. The Central Texas Medical
association will meet here July ani 70
fine program has hsen prepared
GEoRGET0WN.-Th Williamson ralu-
" normal Is In session with about 100
teachers IN Attendance
ROMANTIC Fannln county reunion
Of C0nfederatFs will be held al Honey
Grove August 20. p and %
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Dallas, Texas. Jnly 81 h whitmlrs.
9 carpenter. was run down ny strect
car and died q his injuries a short time
thereafter He leaves a widow and three
f"uns children, Particulars as 10 SOW
the accident occurred arc not Forthcoming
dtrpite Inquiry ey The pohcf
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VALET JONES REPENTANT.
Has Protested Religion After Reading
the Bible.

tSpeclal 10 Inc fostl
Sew York, July 5.-yalet Jones repent.
ant, has accepted religion. RE confessed
to profession Of Christianity today. To
hi' guards In the sanitarium tonight ne
declared be hoped ne Would be allowed soon
to enter on the punishment which should
bs his for the Rice murder.
Jones acceptance Of religion is due co
tireiy to a young woman in Houston sac
has beer corresponding with him regular
IL and a long letter received a fortnight
ego from Houston caused him 70 resd mis-
B'hle necessarily IL the letter she says
she suli believes in nim and there Is
rnanee for tho future. Today Jones sent
letter to Houston telling Of bis determi aA'
tons Tue girls name Is not known Asrc.
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AGUlNALD0 WAS BRIBED
To Surrender 10 Funston and Mac.
Arthur, Says a Merchant.
PRESIDENT WAS 4 Party 10 THE DEAL
Fiupiro Could Not. Be- Caught. but was
Open 70 ,n5uesNs'7ts i. 3rs Shape
" etEoin.



by Wherefore. Hay spe-tal eatle Copy
g4t b. me Norm American News Com
pEuy Boil
London. July 5.-rhe Daily Express TO-
morrow VIII pr.1l an Interview with I'd.
ward Maceyoy. q merchant AZ M4aha. who
has just arrived iefe au5 s staring az tho
Hotel Cartor Mr Narey1y debates that
Agu.nailp sold oHt To General Macarthur
the dea wa- iaaIf with thl consent ~
President Mckinley. lie says thar AgHi-
ualdo received Sarge sum Tor his partiei,
patton De 'h- farce and that ne intends Ia
!afer Invest iAis ia UnitPd States property.
Fmstons capture % AE1lnaldo. Sir
M8ccTny VIII say Ia the Interview. is the
ycTlest rot. TIC Americans could never
defeat The FillJdhcs sud they had begun
20 realize h. They therefore adopted the
old cNUEdicni az bribery Vel knowing
,hcy would a7d Asenaldq receptive lie
has heen a hribc tnkes diti ountry-selIsr
more than once Ia his NE.
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PHlLlppNe FRAup TRIALs.
Another Acquittal Disspproved by Pro-
Voet Marshal Davis

Manila J1ly 8-Commissary Post stew
ord Sappeie, accused Of completely in the
commissarv frauds. has been acquitted.
Provost MARSHAL Davis disapproyed of the
sentence
A rv.lisn clerk named Stockman has
beer sentenced 10 THREE years imprlso1-
30 Ensi,hman named Howard. formerly
chief ~ iScronimn's artillery h fr rn,r.
mand N The iuWrscni forces TO Mlndoro
island TaeF are estimated To number 8p
men armed With rides and that number
includes AmrilcVn dcserters Thrv 0ceu.
py strong intrenchments az Cslapan and
Ssgan.
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CONDITIONS IN SOUTH AMERICA.
Bishop Charles McCsbe Says intolerance
Is eeinn Wined OH.

Is Being Wiped Out.
Omaha. Neb JulY Bishop charles c
Mecahe of the Methodist church returned
70 this ely today after six months travel
80 South America During mis- TIP be us
tied the presidents of Urnguay, Afgenfln
mad Bratll Speaking % his tour the
hlshop said The spirit of intolerance ls
returned along the coast, ! talked win
the presidents ~ Druguay and Argenfina
and pleaded for religious ilberfy / tom,
hoih 70 be well disposed- broed-mlndvd ana
enlightened men -
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N,ARTAuR ON TAe MEADE.

Otnef soldiers AIso En Houte Home on
the Transport.
Washington. July "a rablegrsm was
received - the var, department today
from General thafee saving that the trans
port Meade sailed from Manila today with
three officers and IA enlisted men ~ the
Eighth battery. held artillery.
General Macarthur IA a passenger on the
vessel He via 80 as Tar as NagasakL
whete ne ~ spend two weeks completing
MS trip o.ihe United States on thu tfans.
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FAILPoAps

y wst aaacruce1 mar tasse ~oai1 ~
meeting n TIE Te1a- rste clerks ash
AZ Fl Peso ~ 1ulr 81 20 ssvf-e TIE
Texas r4te sheft
TIE meeting ~ sas souraresteru Pas
serger vesogiatt6a r.. ciss WORD Sp.ihss.
Cslc. was pastpoaaf uut IuIr -.
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coMMERCiAl.

There -ss an iaereased strength n
ell csroaiS. due ~ nFd e1o1 reports
The ca;toa cSchaues whs 'ae OILY
large market open in SER York
Cotton Showed an inpr9remeut In
Aath New york aad Ns~ orisA1s mar
kets
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swinnaina Taurnament Is On

Gaiveston. Texas, Iulg i-Prof Herman
Bernau is receiving a number u inqnlricr
com the interior Of the State IN regard
to the swimming irouuament which IS be-
eng arranged by him. The tournament
eiil take place about the m'ddle ~ this
month IN galveston bay. There viii be a
half mile, ~ yard dash, aud a driving
contest Gold medals Will be given 70
the, winners of these events and seeouds
and thirds VIII also be offered
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MlRfLess rsLEeRApsY.

Steamer LUcs0ls Sent Message S'N'5-
FIVE Niles
que ustova lpiy 5-Tha CuHTd iiae
,t,4n.r I.aosn,a from SEw York Iuut p
fes liverpool by cay Of this port com
ra-nieaied with the Nsrcom station RI
BroNhcsd from -i1ty 6re miles wtsiTar
,.-,, ,r., -clpt AZ l.e9 r.. u tclay Sac
IL s-r horn a, q C.efncs this evening
'Tsa aErr ~ the cgusrd linr l1e~ re
f.irg8 fuatr wireless tflrEra q from tne
tn.ar.a saving she was aftf miles ntSt o
Fs.,H~ a' 210 D. a aud Veoe,a ding a.
b u pcr5 owing 20 FOG.
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BadCouqhs

Neglected colds always
lead TO something serious.
They run into chronic bron-
chitis, pneumonia, asthma,
or consumption. Don't wait.
Take Ayers Cherry Pee
toral and stop your cough.
a. a. 3, =. ,'yse GO. Lowell Mss
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REPuolATgo AN AeREEMENr.
Employees Of the Reading Railroad Ca,
E.L-..- ~ ~. GE....L Il

Employees o. tne hcdolnq Neifoao Saf
Shops Did Not Show Up
Reading. Pa. July 5Noi one of the
former employees n the Reading railroad
car shops. an 81 whom wen, on strike
recently. returned TO work today Theil
representatives agreed on Wednesday 81
4 conference with President BAeT OF the
company 10 end the strike today, but tnl
strikers repudiated this agreement and de
cided TO remain out until the company 70
cognizS their nuion, There are i252 meI
in the strike
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WIS Point. Texas July 5.-An election
70 determine the Issue Of Si2.oo IN bonds
fer the rebuilding ~ the scnool house De
siioyed by the cyclone has heen ordered for
july 10 The plans which have heen ae-
cepted call for much better building thal
ths one that was wrecked.
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l-,4 E1tcheuer teieefA psf4 Esond5n
-ss, gvnffn oapiurea rsasfy-tarse
ROOFS a; Hore
Tss ,evitshHtr 81 fas Immediate
uf esst- ~ g fresh BT.nfa war Ian
Became sppzfe1;
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SPORT

Tae Leaaler RoEinE ctub dtfe1trf
enc scam ~ ire PENNSYLVANIA insa'u-
ue1 Ia sac hirsi host o. tda iuferaz-
a14l collegiate st Or Henley
Is vas annn3rcca that me Great
Western hs1tl~sp raee would have %
te -ln OF bad trace
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WEATHER lNEoRmATloN.


Washington. july 5-EastArn Texas
Generally fair SATURDAY and SUNDAY; lisat
soDtheasteriy winds.
oklshema and Indisn Territory-LocaI
rains and ihundeTsrorpiE. With lowe TEN.
pefature Saturday; sunday fair; variable
winds
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CENSORSHIP EsTABIlSHEp

New York Iuly The Western Union
Telegraph company is advised that tho
Argentine congress has declared Brenes
Ayres 10 a state ~ siege for SIX mon
and has established censorship on all u
saees thereto
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DAWES as REslcNEn

ConptroIler Of the Currency Htll Be in
Illinois Senatorial Face.
washiEfrou JsGY . mptralicr n tn
Curreucy nawc- hs- rendered hi- resi4ao-
lion ~ tho president 90 take effect Octor q
l Mr. Dawes -rsizus als osBre 10 90 %
:" snfc- Tho Illinois seu4torla! eorte.f ,hi
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-06

Carbon Texas, July 5.--rhe grasshoppsrs
ass PLAYING havoc With The eotton crop
IN Eastiand county sud although the farm.
- haVe Tied poisoning. e does not seem
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Cleyeland July 5.-pirector Of Public
works Charles p salem today received a
telegram from MAYOR Tom L. JDhason,
stating that ne would not attend the demo,
sudden death Of Albert + Johnson caused
the mayor to reach this decision.
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To Inspect Marine HOSPITAL Work

Detroit. Mich. July 5.--snrgeos ] J.
Kiyoun. IN charge Of the marine hospital
10 this city has been detailed by the 81
perTising surgeon general Of the marine
hospital service 10 proceed 70 Japan and
China on a tour Of Inspection OF the work
done by the marine hospital service there.
especially a. 70 the plague.
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rcgrNA, 10 cVRIs. 40 rAY.

Your drngEst viii refund your money
n PAzO OINTMENT falls 20 cure Ring
worm letter o'd Ulcers and sorcs,
p npleE ana Blackhesds Oh the face. and
all ska diEeases 6oc.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-06
sAYERs WANTS FACTORIES
And Il. Wants TEXAS Capital to
Build Them.

Ard He Wants IeSss Capital 70
Build Them.
san Antonio. Texas JuV Sat
meeting Of the irrigation committee
Of the Business Mems club today
Governor sayers was present and by
Invitation addressed those present On
industrial matters generally. Anoe+
oher things ls SAID lie, US hep
ourselves and not depend on outside
eapita, to buila factones in Texas
The money Is in Texas and It should
De used In building fse,orios
uoals rstae- see one factory IN Tex
rs bal, By Texas capital than see
ten buu, by outside capital
H. Endorsed the policy Of irr'ga-
hon and srelkiHe further SAID the
discovery Of oil 10 Texas solved the
fuel question. out that the trans
po-,4uon Of the oil vas another
problem
And ] am one NJ said. wao be
Hevss that toe railroads should be
compelled to transport oil ar reason
able rates
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Skillfui Treatment,

disease A perfect understanding OF the cass thls
BEARINGS is ahsoluteiy necessary Espssls' ,nsy 81
be cured ny the averhke physician. coLnp.ss,v
edge 81 nese diseases can he ootainee oIh ts iupt
for the nusr nrattsclng physician 10 ACQUIRE 81
10 superior ablty is bhAed upon the fact ia .1sy
Treatment ~ Chronic Diseases sxelusly EN-. d
treated mors cases than any other pnstsh..srI -
limited natat and II is but reasonable ina
know more about them than the average p, srss
matfer now comuetent he may be IN gentI@tt. ffl'
keep Al close touch with late discoveries y n "a
science i employ 20 cldfashloEed mete nsooIs h
nent Nv oatients are among the hest peufPn's "a
sonth VINO nave found skiilful. honorao'e, ,rir
right in ali my transaetions. All VIE suE Tsstssy
pldint Nsfvous Deblilty. strlcture onnistssH
and skin Diseases. Rheumatism, Cetarrn.. L.srafh
Momen etc can receive from me the most I'm /
sEliifuI treatment obtainable anywhere $50
consultation. either a. my efnes or ny m'i"
my successful plan Of honne treatment
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Social Obligation.

Smart Set s.
Little Elmer-Papa. why y RI.
blessed 10 give than 10 receive
professnr Broadhead--Bec aufs. ~
you permit yourself 70 RECEIVE ~,
eompelled 10 give aoent three
much In retnrn IN order 70 pi.A'
press your Eratitude
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-06
ANoTAER LElpslc SUICIDE.
Victim Was a Director Of the Defunct
1 einsiner pank

FltNm was UWectof of The Defunct
Leipsiger Bank.
leipsic July 5-Auother director Of the
Leipsiger hank, Karl Felix scbaerer com
mittcd suicida ny shooting himself this
nninine sehneher was aisp member ~
tbs tim II Berger & volgr. This trnl de
fNffs ~ 4 nnt affected by me banker's
dfaih. rs h. cold bis sharp ~ the buSlnAss
VS. rslay on fayorahie terms
II Is reported thar an examination % the
accounts OF the Cassell Grsin company,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-06
X K . c ! WON.
Groves Tasteless Chin Tonic.
Nsnoino n New MEXICO.

Santa sc. \ NJ July Joseph san.
chez was hanged todss So silver Ctr. Hs
klled Catherlpe .Alumdafes IN a az 81
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8esro- Ayrc- July 5-The gprefnmen'
.rf-r selH message ~ congress Wcdnes
Ers fel tas uliBratou NJ tle foreign
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New York. July e-Df. Flint al 100 q
%. announced that Mr.. LOriliard was fan
ins.
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-rt-h are ,~si EBer. YESTERDAY disclosed
drsri- ~ l. 5oDlyv1 MATS. ierfe arc ser
r.s rr.-ur-- mas fle securities are dlIeldl
tv p,efseE gNa that sac dlrertui owe
iaf-e teht w. ia company
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YOU DON'T HAVE TO TEST 1T.
You Know The satisfaction II will give.
has stood the test for twenty ye4rs
Groves Tasteless Chill Tonie.
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BY TEST HAS PROVEN eEs'
Groves Tasteless chill lo9S
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sTArE o. Size pRocLALMEp.

Anarchists Preeipltate Serious Trouble
in Buenos Ayres.
Bufnos Ayres, Juy "a state OF siege
hess been proclaimed here This Is due
10 the participation ~ anarchists In local
disturbance Quiet uuw prevails herr.
The age-herald., 1901-07-06
Jeffries' Ambition.

From the San Francisco Chronicle.
 Los Angeles.-Jim Jeffries has the big gest fight of his life on his hands He left tonight for Fresno to battle in the courts for possession of oil lands worth half a million dollars. He bought the lands last November for sSO, 900, his broth CT John being the intermediary, on an option held by Attorney John E. Yoakum of this city, but the bankers of Fresno. the Lizenby Brothers. invested in the same section two days afterward and be- gan operations on the land The case will come up for trial in a few days, and the champion, his brother John, and their attorney, Oscar Lawler, will be upon the scene to protect Jeffs rights The oil land in question Is in the famous Coal inga field section 36-19-14.
 John Jeffries had been quietly looking over the field last year and thought it to be a good investment. The champion sent him the money, and it was placed in the hands of Yoakum and the sale made through him. This was on November 10. Two days later the Lizenby Brothers bought the same property from the original owners, who did not respect, it is alleged. the power of attorney, irrevocable for six months from May 2S. 1900. given to Yoakum. The suit is by the Lizenbys
The age-herald., 1901-07-06
POSTAL REGULATIONS.
Certain Periodicals Will Be Required
 To Pay Higher Postage Rate.

New York, July 5.-A special to the Tribune from Washington says:
 Postmaster General Smith has decided the large class of periodical publications which depend largely on gift enterprises. guessing contests or nominal subscription rates for their circulation. This sweeping reform, designed to put the postal service on a paying basis, is to be ordered next week by a modification of the postal reg ulations under existing law.
 By the new regulations a vast amount of printed matter that now pays for transmission at the rate of 1 cent will he charged cents pound. The second-class matter has grown until 1t now embraces nearly three-fourths of the entire weight of all mail matter handled by. the gov ernment, and yet it brings in a revenue of less than $i,000,0O0 a year out of the en- tire postal revenue of more than $110- 100000. While 1t contains about three- fourths of all the weight 1t furnishes only about one-thirtieth of the revenue. To handle and carry the second-class matter costs fully $6O0OO,0OO year above what the government receives for han ding and carrying it.
 In the revised regulations about to be issued the Postmaster General will en- deavor to carry out the purpose of Con- gress and of the executive by restoring a stricter enforcement of the law. The new order will not interfere with legiti- mate newspapers and similar periodicals, but 1t will cut off the abuse by which numerous publications load down the mails with circuations induced wholly by merchandise offers or guessing contests that are either fraudulent in character or reduce the circulation to nominal rates.
 It is also likely to cut off trial books, which have secured admission as second- class matter. Though promulgated next week, the order will probably not be made operative immediately in order that pub fishers may have an opportunity to con form to the new requirements.
The age-herald., 1901-07-06
OHIO RACE RIOT.
Two Negroes Attack White Family.
 Mob Formed, But Lacked Leader.

Ironton O., July 5.-At Fleetwood Park yesterday John and Albert Slaughter, white, were probably fatally stabbed by Luther Page and Abner Owens, colored, and Charles Martin and Riley Slaughter were beaten with clubs. The mother of the Slaughters was knocked down with a club by Owens. John Slaughter was badly cut and will die Albert Slaughter had his jugular vein severed and his arm almost cut off.
 The trouble occurred over the skipping of small white boy by a colored man, and it almost caused a race riot. The colored men were placed in the county jail for safety. After midnight we'll de- fined attempt was made to organize mob to lynch the prisoners. A crowd gathered at the tunnel on Olive street, but no one volunteered to lead the assault on the jail The outcome was fortunate, as battle would have ensued The jail was guarded and fully fifty heavily armed colored men patrolled the streets in the vicinity ready to assist in the defense of the prisoners. Public sentiment is at high tension and trouble may yet result.
 The removal of Owens and Page, the negro assaiants of the Slaughter boys | to the jail at Portsmouth has averted a crisis here The two men were today driven to train in a closed carriage guarded by Sheriff Dovel and Marshal Brice and halted a square from the depot | Deputy Sheriff Paine and the police force waited at the station and formed a cor don about the prisoners as they were led to the train in irons. Not a dozen people were aware of the transfer before the train arrived. Riley and Martin Slaugh- ter, brothers of the wounded men, had started for the depot, but the train had pulled out minute before they arrived This afternoon the officers disarmed the negroes and arrested John Scales, who flashed revolver Negroes were con- gregating and displaying arms