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Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-08-30
KNIGHTS TEMPLARs.
Heavy stoddsrd ~ Bryan. Tex, Elected
Co the Highest OGiee.

Heavy stoddard of hrTans Tex Liectef
20 the Highest oGice.
Louisville. Ang. 29.-For the hrs
time since the oonclavc Of the grand en-
rampment Of the knights Teuplars be
gan here. visitors today were able q
take full advantage of the pleasure and
Sightseeing excursions which have beef
on the programme every day. With ne
all absorbing feature 10 occupy theii
time the knights and their ladies went
for rides on the Ohio river. took excur'
sions into tho country 10 see Kentucky
farms. battleaelds Of Tennessee. Nam.
moth Cave and Cumberland Gap The
festivities ~ the conclave reached the
climax tonight when the Knights
Templars grand ball was given in the
horse show building
Many knights have n the city and
nearly al visitors vino elme % view the
speoiaclos Of the conci : have depart
ed. Tho couclav6 ends tomorrow
The business meeting % the grand en-
campmvnt was called 20 order AZ 9:3o
a. m Reports of committees took uF
considerable time. The election Of OH
GERS was scheduled 10 begin immediate
ly after these reports and were 10 be by
promotion and are a. follows.
Henry Bates Sioddard of Bryan. Tex
grand commander. 90 succeed Reuben
II Lloyd of California.
Colonel George n Moulton of Chics.
90 elected % succeed Stoddard as depu
~ grand master.
Rev II W Rngg Of Rhode Island
was advanced one rank 20 the Office Of
grand generalissimo. made vacant by
the elevation of Colonel Moulton.
William r. Melish Of Cincinnati. was
elected 20 succeed Rugg as captain gen.
eral
Joseph 4 Lock % Portland. Ne,
junior warden. was made senior grand
warden
The above officers were elected with
out opposition
Frank II Thomas Of Washington was
elected to the Office Of junior grand
warden.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-08-30
BOTH STANDING FIRM.
Neither strikers Nor steel Omcials VIII
Yield 60 the other.

Yield to the other.
Pittsburg. Aug 29.-The strike situa.
tion continues quiet aud devoid Of inter.
esting features While the strikers still
express satisfaction with prevailing con.
ditions. the Steel Corporation is slowly
but steadily increasing It's forces az the
plants already in operation and are pre-.
pairing to open more mills With this
end IN view aud because of ample police
protection. the American Tin Plate com.
mny. .it is said. have made It's Star
plant in this city the school Of instruc.
tion. Skilled men are in charge. who
are instructing other men in the mys.
tories o. tinplate making. When nov
ices show a sufficient degree Of prof.
cheney they are 90 be- sent q other
plants. Managers of the various plants
Of the compc1y will be there every day
placing and teaching new men The
management Of the works say 2jO men
are at work there now. but this Is de-
MED by the Amalgamatod officials They
also claim that the plant Is 80 small
that il would take many years 70 turn
out men enough TO work the other
plants.
President shahor officially denied
several stories printed In the papers he
said there was NO truth In the report
thar the Amalmma'oi association was
making efforts to eject "a settlement of
tho strike by trying % force the United
smtcs Steel Corporation into arbitra.
ucl through the crHrts Tine report
cha, tle Amalgnmatl lodges are v0t
ing on peace proposition is also denied
pr.lieu, Shafer
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-08-30

Denver. Aug 29.-News has reached
here that a mob has burned the remain
ing buildings belonging 30 William Rad
clife, at Grond Mesa lakes. IL was the
burning OF the hotel at this place ~.
Gently by mob that caused Mr Rad
cliffe % call ON the governor for troop,
60 protect his property and caused the
report that Radcliffe had appealed a.
the Priush government for " prolec
tion. claiming 90 be a subject Of Great
Britain. IL u said thar the trouble Pc
gan when one OF Mr.. RadchiIc's guards
killed a ranchman in n controversy %
FISH in the lakes Since than all the
buildings ON RadclifT's place. ihcludinc
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-08-30
THE CLIMAX IS NEAR.
Var in Colombia Must Be Ended
and That Soon.
DEVASTATION GREAT
Towns Deeimated and Villages Wiped
Out Of Existence, Fertile Fields
Made Barren aui Women
and Children Starving.

Panama. Aug g9.-Plots and coan-
terplois on the air. There l. wEr here
oi the most hideous kind and strife that
tears the country asunder IN which
brother is pitted against brother. friend
against friead and noighbor against
neighbor. Fertile fields have been de.
vastated. Once thriving towns have
been deoimatod In population and vii
lagos have heeu wiped out II existence.
Eands Of armed men occupy every high
way and traffic Is practically at n stand
still, while frantic women mourn their
dead aud hungry babes olamor for food.
The entire republic Is "A seething cal
dron of unrest. SO critical j. the situa-
tion that even the officials cf the gov
ernment who wish 20 re-establish public
confidence admit that the crisis must
b. reached within a few days as mat
;ers canno, long continue as they are
Great battles must soon b. fought. and
upon the results will depend not alone
the supremacy Of the clashing parties In
Colombia. but also. perhaps. the integ.
rity of the territory Of three neighbor-
ing republics-Yonezuola, Ecuador and
Nicaragua.
Feeling rms high along the borders
and a general war may bs precipitated
a. any moment by a trivial incident
The revolution has revolyed itself after
lasting nearly two years into an inter.
national struggle between the Liberals
and Conservatives of four sister repub-
lics. allied ia their history. contiguous
in territory. kindred by climate. by raoe
and by tongue.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-08-30

New York. Aug 29-The imperial
German and United States nail steam.
or Deutschland has arrived in port with
n new record % her score. This trip
was made from Chcrblurg Mole 20
Sandy Hook hghtship in 5 days. 70
hours and 23 minutes. a distance of 3GiJ
miles 90 average speed Of 23 knots per
hour. This il the quickest westward
trip in point Of time and over the short.
ost route.
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JUST RECEIVED

new line Of Window Shades prices run from
iot each up. : Call and zee them.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-08-30

Seattle. Wash. Aug 2g.-Laying of
Of the governments marine cable from
Smgway 30 juneau was completed Aug.
23 and Is now in operation. Whom the
missing link Of line IN the course Of con.
struction from Vancouver o. Ashcroft
Is completed. there viii be- direct COM
munication from skagway % Juneau %
Seattle. This 10 Is expected will be
achieved In a few days. The cable j.
primarily for use q the signal corps but
by act of congress is open for CONNER
cial messages az seven cents word
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-08-30

New York, Aug 20 A woman. well
dressed and u evident refinement. called
NJ the Vanderbilt residence on Fifth
avenue wednesday and asked for Mr..
Vanderbilt On being told that none Of
the family was in the city she said she
had come TO get S50,U00 that Mr. Van
derbilt owed her and demanded imme-
date payment. Her card bore the name
Of Mrs. Catherine Maloney. Riverdale
~ y. a policeman was called and she
was taken TO the police station. where
the magistrate sent her 10 the insane
pavilion at Bellyue Tor observation.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-08-30

81. Lnnis, Aug 29.-The steamer City
Of Clifton. owned by the ST. Louis aud
Tennessee River Packet company, sank
At seventy.Six landing. about rs miles
above Grand Tower, Ills. She was
bound for st. Louis and her cargo con.
sisted mostly of lumber Her passen-
gers We're transferred and arrived here
on the steamer Chester. The boat can
be- saved. The sinking was caused by a
break, the extent Of which could not DO
stated.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-08-30

San Francisco. Aug. 29-The very
latest phase Of a sold brick swindlo has
been developed in Alaska and Klondike.
according 90 Tho Chronicle. which says
that bogus gold dust and nuggets have
been sent north In large quantities and
disposed Of A. the product OF various
claims Many persons are SAID 90 have
been victimized. Two secret service
agents now at Dawson are investigating
the matter.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-08-30

Fort Worth. Aug. 29.-Mrs. Andrew
Aiken. wife OF railroad man who
works for the Denver rad. was fatally
burned here. She attempted 20 light a
fire 90 cook dinner. using i've gallon
can Of coaloil. Tho can exploded and
the woman was covered from head C.
foot with the burning fluid
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-08-30

indianapolis. Aug % Tho plan Of
arbitmtion f0r a settlement of the steel
strike. submitted by Simon Burns
president of the window glass workers
and also head q the Knights OF labor
has been rejected by President Schwab
Of the steel trust. Another proposition
will be submitted 10 him by Burns
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-08-30

Caroline Muocio. 20 death NJ fompklns.
vile. $. l.. on Jan. 30. 1000. was put o.
death today In the electric chair M
Sing Sing. Three shocks were given
before he was Pronounced dead.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-08-30

San Antonio. Tex. Aug 20 james
Long Of San Marcos walked IN his sleep
out of The socoud-story window of the
Plaza hotel Wednesday night. Ho was
found dead in an alley alongsida the
hotel with his skull crushed.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-08-30

New York, Aug. % Joseph Zachel.
10. who stabbed hii moihor4n-law. Mrs
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-12-27
ANOTHER BOER VICTORY.
Commando [ Dewet Rushed Colonel
firman's Camp.
THE BRITISH FORCES LOST TWO GUNS
Besides Suffering Heavy Casualties.
Two Regiments Are Pursuing
the Dutch Force.

London, December 26.--The following dis
patch has been received from Lord kitgh.
ener. dated Jnhanresburg General Run,
die reports that IN the night Of December
- Colonel Firmahs camp at zccfontqlu,
consisting of threc companies Of leonanry
AMI two guns was 81 ccossfully rushed by
strong commando under DeWet. II Is
feared the casualties were heavy. Two
regiments Of light horse are pursuing the
Beers
Boer resistance has always been very
strong In that part Of the Orange River
colony, which was the scene of General
DeWet's Christmas coup great quad
rangle of bockhouses is being built there,
the -four points of which are Neereenigen,
Volksrust, Harrismlth and Kroonstadt At
the southeast corner OF this quadrangle is
a long open snace from Bethlehem TO Lind
ley. where the square of blockhouses is
still incomplete. and here DeWet made
his attack Colonel Firman's force proba-
bly, amounted to 400 men, and the disaster.
especially the loss of the guns, the pos
session Of which may enable DeWet sue
cessfully TO attack the blockhouses. creates
a disturbing impression.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-12-27
WEALTH WAS IN SIGHT.
When Edward Taylor Bradford Sue
cumbed to Death

When Edward Taylor Bradford Sue
cumbed to Death.
New York, December o6.-Relatiye to the
report that Edward Taylor Bradford, the in
ventor and mining engineer, had succeeded
in dsposing of his interests in patent
smclter for over 100000 Just previous to
his death in this city, Alfred c. Purdy'
partner Of the dead man said: MI. Brad
ford had perfected smelter which ne
creased the expense of reducing ores by
two-thirds, an Invention 10 which he had
devoted the greater portion OF his proieS-
siona life. One of his shelters Is In pfhc-
teal operation in Utah, and another Is be-
Ing erected in the State of Washington
In addition to this he was negotiating the
sale OF rich mine in Alaska under an ar
rangement by which he was to receive
a large block Of stock. | was his partner
and we were negotiating with four prom,
nent bankers of this city. Mr.. Bradford
was n comparatively poor man, but ! am
sure that within a year he would have
realized from 100000 TO 81 2JO,oOO. am
going to fry to save part Of this money Tor
his estate, but am not sure what can
do His home was In Denver, where ne
leaves a wife, a son and two daughters,
/ have received word from Mrs, Bradford
to send her husbands body to Denver;
and will comply with the request TO-DAY
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-12-27
IN 70 Be REINSTATED.
/ !, Given Another Chance Pro-
ia lIe Stays Out of England.
! STILL IN GOOD RIDING FORM
..v,s Said to Have an En-
w. ~, win big salary At
,achsd AwatnJ rum

III December 25.-rod Sloan,
" ~ 10 DE- the greatest N al
p'sH. he in the sauutc again next
tas 40 vl,l 40 al nts ridihs III tnis
syer since tuc rnsllsn Jockey
Nv N renew ms Hccuse lou mas
snu me eXcepdoh % rev
wy ,suiornla. tie was toiu mat
ana get incense TO ride III
ni,u De waste on time tof
10 me Jockey club mere for
f.'.,,cu 10 ride me rulings u tne
..v cluD are the law here De,
nsaud d lnu1s oI the Amell-
u sO,ernlns Douy mas Tue Luli eneet
.ao,pa,lon ol tue Lngilsh Dody.
paueuce mat sloan could bring
ao.tne hn.iish stewards taied
.feoppnins u ais case, ana ldsl
SS uu,.llus vACept 10 III pach anu
A'fspell Inns Couhtfy ana EuFppei
! ssa6s. tlS uis manu- as an auSe4
altle Un tAe races
a,p 10 the stUrles toIu IN uptoWh
,,rt,.es. SlOdn mas h'Nh oSSui -
a.s IN wil De tdken oil MIN III eng
Wy III leM weeAs. 1t Is kAoWu That
SSsnle mas reacAed me Joehe! cldD
,,a,,l,y, Ior Iuu uas Deea lilofnled
w molurnt he Is restored 10 eoou
NJ sofuau, he can nave ntehse 10
A4i-s tual is Just what sloan q AFTER,
snsaaeneAl NnIcu Wii sle'd ann
rorr Money chan nanny Aldher VII
y flaug i0r hlns EDWARD mas Deeh
~ a., /" me me- majority of jockeys, Tod is
resing in weight as ne grows oluef'
Nan noE, and VIII never WeiSh
mn ne does touay. lie can rlue as
!. ~, sny OF inc nrsIclass boys IN TINS
I'M Il Is understood tnat sloan WIN
4 s5,h the stable winch seeks MN, az
,'as blg SUM Tor nrst cali on his serV'
he stable is not large one, ne
4 sbe to take any numUer ol out
yaunrs, 1t is said that the stable to
4 10 will attach himself Will race eA'
Nm n the East, although a horse may
IN "a TN for the Chicago Derby.
i n rplurn OF his license Will be maze
ny express stipulation that he VIII
,rsmpt TO ride IN England next sea-
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-12-27
Sure He Was a Liar.

New York Tribune
Percy Magic, New Works former big
street cleaning commissioner Is man Of
vigorous speech ~ nearly all times but
in the heat 81 the reccnt campaign he
often surprised even his most ardent ad
mirers by the choice aud force Of his ad
joctlvcS. 1t is related that one night 40
1.-THE club" Mr. NaEle was told by some
busyhody that auother 'rammany leader
had lei fall u suggestion that If Low wore
elected the dirty condition into which the
streets had fallen under Naglc's adminis-
traton might be blamed for IT,
Hes liar" Maggie is reported to have
retorted. hotly.
"Oh, don't say that Percy" said a mu
tual friend That's too strong He's a
good fellow Perhaps he's hoen mlsquoted
aud never said anything Ike what has
been reported to you
II believe he did say it replied Nagle.
as the story goes, "and I say again that
he's liar"
In an injured tone the woud-bc pence
maker reioined. "3o always speaks well
of YOU. Percy. whenever | see him
"Hcs liar.' Numbered the commits
Sloner
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-12-27
T0DAY's ENTRIES.

i isss, maldens, seven furlongs-Socapa.
satlN l0g. Mr. Rose 107. Ford 104, Es-
Bags, Greymorn, Churchill 104, lie.
IN The Way, Brewer Schorr 100, Moro
4 Ne Fashion %,
2Elns., mile and ne-slxteenth--Adm
3paeg Jim Breeze. Jackanapes, Pay
q hg1Rr 1906, Vanhoorebeke 100, En-
2sG Beauty Matte Bazaar 101, Farmer
71sit 100, Patchwork, Infallihle %, Shut
4 Annie Thompson o..
&stpechase handicap, short course
M l6l Dagmar 135, Divcrtiscpent 49,,
Taylor, Harve B.. Eva Moe 10.
3dns, SIX furlongs-Doath, Tom Collins
4 BoonGack 100, Royal Sterling los,
3alor, Alpaca 105. Little Jack Horner
/ i.a, Gala Day 1903, John Grigsby lO2,
d@ 0lekra 9S.
tAg, mile and e-sixteenth-Swor
~, W. b. Gates Ia, Mr.. Phinizy
Maple. Donator, Star Cotton. NJ IS
ht Hutch Miller. Donna Seay 103.
3s'aa \ 1Ol Rean %.
8~ nile, 2-year olds-Meme Wastell, Ben
ll W. Leenja 102 Ernest Parhun
!snes Fltz, Silver Chimes ~, Neither
INC Mclmon, Dusty c. 90.
EI aud fast.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-12-27
Tor S33.13 per acre.)
CANALS.
Mellen WiIl MOI RESIGN.

st. Paul. December 26.-Presdent Mellcn
tonight authorized plain statement that
he had not resigned and does not con-
template reslgnlng. The statement by In
ference sets at rest reports OF antagonism
on the part Of James j. Hill. 1t says IN
mart: All questions as to the legality OF
HE Northern Securities company VIII pc
nassed upon by the highest court In the
iond md all persons should patiently
await Wal its decision and any attempt mean
while to prejudice public opinion is harm
full and to be deprecated
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-12-27
'0RSEs BEGIN WINTER REST.
''''gqe .ky Stables Full of Famous

Nsmgcky Stables Full OF Famous
\, rioters and PAGERS.
\. the training work for trotters
wing done around stable office
M 'nere the battles of the campaign
H., &c being fought over Winter
4 aase been retained at Lexington,
{. !, number Of well known trainers,
y 'asN have gone to the various
ln,I, 'le vicinity of Lexington to win
Il, aolses. Scott Hudson has Audi
\, ma sosi Hawthorne 49,, 2:l3. Don
NV Isrtimin In his barn at the WI
sst ,a ae anticipates successful sea
80 n, soy, with his total winnings OF
~ of u only was the largest money
'Ates ny NY year, but took more money
n td n purses than any other PAGER
Il Won single season, Hudson won
n Aslnh. Win his stable the past sea-
| 22.Jeara Roy earned record OF 2i2i
IN n sa,. sold form, hut was not cam-
|islls 49, tn This spring he was not
IN Ls,i,'an spoken Of 10y the rallhirdS
[iRpars,sston track. where he received
ERs ssiS'n Tor the grand circuit, aud
4 10 ~ nethlng, but as soon as be
Wa ~. sees the chestnut son Of }, j.
aeard from. Hawthorne. the
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-12-27
RYAN SUES JEFFRlEs.
Claims the Champion Owes Him One
Thousand Dollars.

Claims the Champion Owes Him One
Thousand Dollars.
Kansas City, December 26-Tommy Ryan,
once a prize fighter, but now in business
in Kansas City, brought suit in the circuit
court here today against James ]. Jeffries
to recover $1,000 which he alleges is due
him for training the worlds champion for
his fight with j. J. Corbett at Coney Island
In May, 1899, The papers were served on
Jeffres while he was In a Turkish bath, but
he paid no attention to the matter, turning
over and continuing his sleep without max
ing reply. Ryan in his petition says he
rendered the service expected Of him and
that the service is reasonably worth $500,
or this amount Ryan says JeffrieS paid him
$500 in three different instalments and
that $1,000 is still due. for which amount he
asks Judgment. Jeffries gave an exhibition
here last night
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-12-27
A Fear

Washington star.
80 you think that this concentration OF
wealth is The inevitable outgrowth of our
civilization
Il do. answered the man who thinks for
@And you must admit that the, ultimate
result Of such condition would De TO put
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-12-27
-, shor. MN Increase WAGES.

Cleveland, Ohio, December % In an in
teryiey tonight c. Brown, vice president
and general manager OF the Lake SHORE
said Thar the wages Of the conductors en-
cheers. fremen, brakemen and yardmen
on the Lake Shore operating east OF Chica-
60 win be materially increased shortly art
or the first of the year, All other trunk
expected to take the same action.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-12-27
,0,lR WINNERS FOR coBuRN.
Nv Smith Suspended Pending an
Investigation.

I'm /. Smith Suspended Pending an
Investigation.
Ij~ Orleans, December 26.-Prairie DOG
n d Gnead and Flueron were the via
n tayurites. Coburn rode four winners
stewards have suspended Jockey l..
M pending an investigation of his rid,
1 II this meeting Weather cleas ana
IA; track fast
2sEno Time ZAP.
Ina furongs- Balm OF Gllead, Pyrrho.
HIN. Time 1:0ll2.
ID turlongs-Fleuron, Neima clark,
N David, Time l:l6h.
IEnarsp, seven furlongs-Alard, II You
tS semieolon Time 1;27
|Es-Nyth, Prince Real, Moroni. Time
" and seventy yards-Monos, Balloon,
~ To- Time ] AS.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-12-27

N, s9d sixteenth. selling Young
N, No. ,Aphrodis 10T, Dr. Boyle. Gold
ssh 10 %; Mason, Pablo. Spry Lark.
|fsnstI haSp l07, Senator Mats liz,
N S 's,, Mrs. Brunnell 10T
A limui!onss, selling Robert Bonner II
49, nr ,ss lis. Gladiator, Knockings,
M 10, Montana Peeress lis, Sir
nosaple, Budd Wade, Annie Max,
as ,aS BOY ll5, Angelina lis.
I pssusa q sixteenth, selling-El Fonso
81 MON NOV Lark, Chappie. Mcnamara,
alaise, Parsifal, Patsy Dolan il2.
s ISas "a 10 Captiyate, Cuban Girl 1o7,
m p%lling-Larry wilt 90. ouadra 50.
D, retFest 40, Dandy 81, Free Lance
ls sris ~ 50, Triaditza rs, Bedeck 1lS,
sr,Io1oohgs, selling-Duckoy 90. Princess
4 Sv Hilce. GuSto 104, Kitty Kelly
|,d,y 10, The Miller 90, School for
b Iesr lmpromptu 90 Redwald 104,
|Ele%s 10, Fitzkanet 102.
|Eslgs ag nfty yards, selling Einstein,
kel Duke Of York II, Howard ia,
'aay and fast,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-12-27
Iumned to Their Death.

st. Louis, December 26.-J. w. Taylor
chief engineer OF the Terminal Railroad
association and William Austin Kent
whose home Is In Louisville hy;' were
Cromnd 70 death beneath the wheels Of a
Wabash switch engine in North st, Louis
This afternoon after jumping panic-strickeu
from A swiftly-moving gasoline motor ar
which threatened TO collide with the swltch
engine at crossing.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-12-27
rilIet,s advice to carneaie.

Chicago. December 26-ln an address at
Hull house tonight. Ben Tlllet president
Of the London Dockers. who is in this coun-
try as the fraternal delegate to the con
,.cntion of the American Federation OF la
nor said: Andrew Carnegie ought to hny
beef instead of books If he had given ms
workmen more wages in the past, ne would
nor have SO much money to give away now
and his former employees would be in a
better condition.
The audience was composed principally
~ trade unioniStS.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-12-27
Johnny
phllndelnhin

philadelphia Press
Mrs Goodsolc- why. Johnny, are Won
lust going home now? yom mothers been
looking for YOU all afternoon
Johnny Ycs'm, ] know.
Mrs Goodsolc--lust tbink how worried
she must be-
Iohruy-Oh she's near tdc end o hcr
worryln I'm Jest hegiunin' mine.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-12-27
Tod Sloan to Go Back 10 tho Saddle.

New York, December 26,--According to
the journal and American. Tod" Sloan
will he seen in the saddle again on the
Metropolitan turf next spring. He has re.
.ceoived assurances that the English Jockey
club will restore him to good standing with
In q few weeks with the stipulation that
he is 10 ride no more in England,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-12-27

This Illustration shoNs the waist ~ a
gown Of gray 'drap yelours the skirt
being perfectly plain. Tho bolero fastcns
on one side with tiny steel buttons. and
the edge Is finished With a frill Of white
English embroidery
The bolcro Is trimmed With straps Of
the material which pass over the full white
muslin blouse and are fastened to the
girdle, which is Of TIE material, or Of
sctin. or panue. of tho same shade The
sleeves, trimmed on the outside With the