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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-09
IN FINANCIAL STRAITS.
Colombian Government Almost Hope,
leSSIy in Arrears.
THERE IS No PROMISE OF RETIREMENT
Eighty Per Cent OF the People Sympa-
thize with the Revolution on Ac-
count of the Conditions.

Colon Colombia, September 8.-yia King.
ston, Jamaica, September S-Refusad ar
colon by the censor and forwarded bv
steamer To Kingston. Colombla's financial
straits are extreme and she Is pushed to
the last point TO obtain funds. The Col
"moldn paper peso is now worth less than
cents and gold continues 10 appreciate
Seventy or 50 per cent Of the people Of
tue country sympathlze with the revolution
and oppose the present government owing
'"IStN 10 the governments exaction OF
taxation and excuses and other vexatlous
measures. The situation become threaten
ing tlhs becomes especially the case In
tHe Venezuelan entangiements-and il is
asserted constitutes the strongest reason
way Colombia cannot go to war with vene.
@Aeia with any hope Of success.
ale future contains no promise OF fpan-
,iaI retirement and the people become
daily more burdened Forced loans are
common and their daily recurrence is ex.
bTTtsqt. Ia some cases. customs have been
~ ~S giVVtHscated months in advance as So
lily I9r these loans aud In other eases
I No. security Is given
h{ continuation OF such government i'm.
/ prsiitious increases the liberal ranks and the
/ Prolongation Of the present sifn9fIon Vii
] II - believed, increase tho liberal 81 49,
/ OF success ''Sia' Vuance'
ING government is holding the army
Nnsen y Is making strenuous efforts 10 NAY
S.u when with the official EMPLOYEES seen
s.LGus enough to prOlong the present an
uatlen, but unable TO deal the reyolution I
eIusAlng' effective blow. Time will strength
I IN me rebels position throughout the conn
! ~, put IN the isthmus district they notabi,
/ !seA leaders The government today owe.
me Loo troops on the isthmus S45. 600 N
/ sou IN back pay. 1t Is expected that the
Ltlnrn 70 the isthmus OF General Alh1n
I Soulmauder In chief OF the Colombian
rolees, VIII be attended by stringent meas
I uies and forced loans in order 10 rails,
/ money TO pay these troops.
NhAougn tAe governments financial OK
| uelnity Is asserted to be continually in
eleaslng, i has not been unnecessarily re
ggoFled that the government has moiestet
/ foreigners or attempted TO effect forced
tsOa4ls from foreigners. Many foreigners
n nora believe the probability Of suel
negotiations to be approaching, especIall,
| since me going into effect OF the decree a
suS 10. which gives 10 minor officials full
| PyNef 70 take any measure they NAV con
sllet necessary TO crush the rebellion ans
preserve the dignity OF the eountry.
reports are again In Circulation that IN,
hoerals are concentrating ~ Chorrsra 4,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-09
EMMA GOLDMAN
In ST. Louis Friday but Has Dsap-
peared.

In St. Louis Friday but Has Disap-
peared.
st, Louis September S.-Emma Goldman,
the anarchist lecturer aud author, who
wrote the book that Czolgosz slys inspired
him to attempt She assassination Of Nc
Kiuley, arrived In st. Louis Thursday
night. She was IN the city an day Friday.
the day the president was shot The po-
lice believe She departed later tine same
evening for Chicago or Buralo Whether
she left the city or not, the police and the
Federal officers do not know, but are max
Ing every effort to appreheud her.
Buffalo September 9.-Reported here that
Emma Goldman, anarchist leader. was here
last Monday and that she occupied house
few doors from where Czolgosz lived
Superintendent Bull is said to have asked
New York to arrest her New York police
said TO be investigating case at request OF
Governor OdeH
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-09
No Guesswork

No intelligent person wouia
going to a dentist to have tne " I.
ed. An oeullst would be pFomp~ N
ed. because he understands su n
Many people. however, 40 y, a
same Intelligent thought e Z
ment OF chronic diseases. ne s,,a,,|
constitute a speciality just as ~ ~
do diseases Of the eye, and tns !,
ticlng physician, who Is oi'. -
has not had the experience ~ w.
properly treat them. II Is h0' ~,
are 60 aiolcult 10 cure that 50 H MI
nre AFFLICTED with a cnronie 4
their life, but because tnes ..,,.t
the proper physician for tfA rsB|
In my extensive praeliSs' .0,.s|
large, than that OF any other y M
the United states, l have haa 3
patients who had been tfeA~ 1870
doctors. not one of whom '.-l,.SI
case. although they were .seus,s
capable physicians. As q co. a ~ ,
had been experimental upS- !. aiI
treatment in no way sui'e 'as.,lu,
The result was years OF '
could have been avoided 80. n
The experience which IIs,y II
in devoting myself exelo',ta 1
treatment OF chronic DISEASE Z, y
years has equipped me PEREZ ''.. Is 4
Is no guess work when si,s ~
regarding case. l give eA'. M,
study, and my treatmen. "a y;
pared TO heet all conditions .lsgl
two cases may appear aul'' -,
chances are that there = ..,.lJ /
complication which neeo'
ton. NJ ~
its. and not relying up'A -, -
ready.made treatment, ! w. -, n 1
most successful specialist o III b 4
1 rely solely upon ny u y
science, and my pattern, 80
expert treatment obtainao .,ssns,K !,
/ Invite the afflicted ., .s sT', q
out cost. or write for 60 ~
blanks. which win explain 10
p pI.mo % Plaza san AntOnIs, !, *, Z, n
J. NEWTON HAraA'
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-09
AN ANARcHlsTIc JusILEe.

italians at McKeesport Celebrate the
Crime Of Czolaosz.
McKeesDort September S.--Two hundred
italian anarchists celebrated President Nc.
Klnleys attempted assassination today at
GuGy Hollow. a mining hamlet across the
Youghiosheny river from Bnena Vista.
Beer, whisky, speeches, songs and praises
for Czolgosz were tbe order OF the day.
This Is one OF the largest anarchis,
groups Ia the country. II WAS started and
ied FOR years by Garcia Ciamesyllla, who
now lives at Spsing valley. H., and edits
the Firebrand, the anarchist organ OF Chi
cagO. When Brescl assassinaied King
Hunhert be declared thar Mckinley woult
DC the next victim OF the anarchists plots
He also dew up resolutions praising Bgcs
81, which were published IN Pltishurg pa
pers. Since moving away the Italians say
he has stili been an active spirit In tn
Guny Hollow group.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-09
SUMMARY OF ToDAY's IMPORTANT NEWS
STATE.

The capitol syndicate has dled III !
swer to the receIvership appIicatos
stituted by minority stockholden
The body of this negro boy whe y
murdered by masked men GEAR Mt;
has been found.
The Calvert postoffice burglst /
been taken in charge by the FN.s
authorities.
\ heavy suit for damages has Il
filed at Halletsville against the en,s
ers Of a driver who ran over boz Z
broke his leg.
State Senator Potter will be u.
date for congress.
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STRINGENT LAWS FAVORED,
Anarchists Should be Prevented From En-
tering the United States.

telegraphs; al think 1t wise and expedi
emit 90 prosecute anarchists ana prevent
others from entering the United States
The naturalization laws ought TO bee SO
amended as 10 exclude them, hut such
amendment should he carefully worded.
Senator y, r.. Scott OF West Nlrglhla
telegraphs, II om heartily in favor OF me
legislation suggested by YOU aud my vote
and influence shall he used In that dTec-
ton"
The telegram to governors was as fol
lows DO YOU favor state legislation
forhidding the entrance Into your state of
those called anarchists aud believing tn the
destruction, ovcrturntng ana suhyefslon OF
established governments ana hlaklhg ll q
crime to publicly teach such doctrines on
assemble together for the purpose OF their
Among the replies received We're the fol
governor Van zandt. Minnesota en-
phatically favor legislation forbidding the
entrance of anarchists into TINS state.
Acting Governor Bartlett, North DaNota-
believe IN State and National legislation
on the lines you suggest
Governor Savage, Nebraska Is
treason, and anarchists shoulu ny us"ge'
as traitors. Speakers ana teaehets ~ ~
arehistlc doctrines should be imprisoned lol
Governor Geer. orcgon-Elther Nationa
or state legislation OF the most severe ehar
acter should be enacted prohibiting an an
larchistlc demonstrations.
Governor Chandler, Georgia. favor les
I lslation 70 exclude anarchists.
Ciuvcrnur Atkinson. West Nirglnia-LeE
/ station should he enacted 90 root anar
chists our OF the country.
! Cumberland Md, September s.-piscuss
| ing the attempted assassination Of the pres
( ident, Congressman Pierce Of Marylan'
| said: Il will offer a hill in the next con
gress amending the constitution of TN
! United States SO as to make an unsuccess
I full atteupt on the life Of the presiden
I treason and the penalty death. The mn
/ who strikes at the Nations head Is pnbl
[ enemy and should be treated as such. "
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-09
A Sterling Specific.

There are many substitutes imita-
tions and counterfeits of Wolfe's Aro-
matte schiedam Schnapps. Some pos
sess one merit, others another; Dut
none combine the rare and numerous
excelleneies of the original. That ster-
ling specific is peerless, both as a
Tonic and as a Remedy for Kidney
and Bladder Troubles, such as Gravel
Catarrh. Prostatis. etc, and for Jaun-
dice. Gout or Rheumatism. Sixty years
of universal medical Endorsement, GeI
the Genuine from your Druggist OF
Grocer.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-09

PRAYERS FOR THE PRESIDENT.
All the Churches in New York City and
Vicinity Offered Them.

All the Churches in New York City and
Vioinity Offered Them.
New York, September s.-Not church
service was held in New York city or It's
environs today at which prayers were not
offered for the recovery of President Nc
Klnley. And coupled with these suppllea-
tious was strong undegcurrent of thanks
giving thar the tone Of 30 dispatches from
Buffalo we're Of an encouraging charac lti
There was no concerted action IN TINS
mgtter by the churches other than thaJ
called forth by Mayor Van Wyck's procla-
nation Of Saturday calling on the pastors
OF churches Of all Denominations TO direct
their services with special reference 10
the suffering presidents
In rne Protestant Episcopal churches NJ
most without exception the full text OF me
utauy OF general supphcalon was redu
and the name OF President Mckinley was
inserted In the general prayer for the
sick. ,,,
cial uniform prayer was offered at every
mass, -
La majority OF the pulpits those oecu-
pyiug them took as their theme the az,
tempt ON the life of Mr. Mckinney ana
In almost every case some reference was
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-09
BIG FIRE IN NEW oRLEAS

Il Was in the Wholesale p .s VI
the Loss Will Reach SzoVW
New Orleans, September S--tos'.
large fire in the wholesale dis'ries
mon street. between Tchon1p pa,rs. 4
Magazine streets, tonight, ass', NJ
II. Menge's wholesale grocsass
chandlery and l.. L. Brunsmsu HI
chemical warehouse. Tue los 1
$4,000.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-09
RAILROADS.

Hartman syndicate officials b
been holding a secret session At d
cago.
The alignment of the roads undtf
community of interest" plan.
The announcement was made
there Is to be n consolidation q /.
Gould and Rockefeller lines d
Southwest.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-09
LOCAL.

Captain John Farmer elected I
mandrr of Dick Bowling .camp-
Tbs attempted assassination Oh
president and the storm. Of wAlen'
terday was the anniversary, the "a
I'm nearly all the. churches
Election of Officers ana medal NJ
the Carlsrhue Bowling club.
The proposed excursion Of TIE =
editors TO Colorado and Utah.
There will be an interesting NO
of the council today.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-09

made to the tragedy, either in the sermon
itself or In a prelude. In some instances
demand was made for measures OF SUP
precision against the anarchi site propl-
Eanda. which was generally held responsl-
ble for the deed az CzOlgosz.
Tomorrow tNlondayl VIII witness another
gfternoon tbc Children Of the public schools
IN this city and Brooklyn 70 the number II
hundreds of thousands viii follow the IN,
rdnration and under the leadership of their
teachers will hold a special session OF
PRAYER Tor President Mckinley
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-09
Mrs. Mckinley Bears Up.

Bufralo, September s.--Alrs. Nc
Klnley continues 70 bear up bravely
and her fortitude under the clreum-
stances Is regarded as remarkable.
one or her dearest and clos st
friends. Mrs Rand Of Washington.
has arrived here and probably VIII
remain with her during this trying
Derlod
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-09
TAN REDEMpTION BILL.

The following Is copy Of the tax re-
demption bill which passed the first called
session. It has been sgned by the gov
ernor:
An Act 10 permit owners Of real estate sold
TO the state OF Texas for taxes 70 redeem
the same.
Be- it enacted BY the legislature Of the
section / That the owner or any one
having an interest Ia land or lots hereto
fore sold t. the state or which may here
after be sold q the State for taxes under
decree OK court - provided Ia acts Of 1915,
chapter A.; 1897, chapter 100, and 1S!A,
chapter 6J shall have the right within
two years from the date II such sale 10
redeem the same upon payment OF double
tae amount OF taxes, aud penalty. for
wAich sale was made, together with all
costs aud interest now required by law;
provided. that at any time within twelve
months from the date OF such sale redemp-
tlon may be made upon the payment VI
the amount Of taxes, penalty and interest,
for which judgment has been rendered
wirh per cent Interest thereon from date
Of Judgment and all costs adjudged agalns;
the land: provided that where lands have
been heretofore sold 10 the State for taxes
under order u court and two years have
ALREADY expired since such sale, the owner
OK such land shall have the right to re,
deem said land within TWO years after the
passage OF uais ACT upon payment OF an
costs and interest and double the amount
OF the delinquent tax
section 2 That all parts Of laws IA
conflict herewith are hereby repealed.
Emergency clause.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-09
STRIKE.

The strike leaders did not go to New
YORK to confer with the trust officials
II was stated that the executive board
Of the Amalgamated ASSOCIATION was
pressing President Shafer to make
terms and settle the strike.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-09
COMMERCIAL.

The tendency Of the weeks priest
the Berlin boerse was slightly aas
ward and business was stagnant
The London market was dull a. I
interesting.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-09
SOUTH AMERICA.

The Colombian government was re-
ported TO be almost hopelessly in debt;
tue financial conditions being extremely
unsatisfactory.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-09

the Pacific coast, fifteen miles aa'
Panama. Similar reports have pss'
rent for weeks past.
The gunboat General Pinzon, NJ.
eral Alhan on board, Is still crnis..s
the coast. Apparently no efforts ~
made to use the gunboat efeeuFep'
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-09
SYMPATHY FROM coNFEoERATEs.
Transwississipaj Department Sent Mes
SAGE to Mrs. Mckinley.

.'rhe Headauarters o. the United Con
fedefu.e Veterans pallds. Texas. Sept m
her s-Thc old C0Gfedgratr veterans or
thr Transmlssisslpp depart ent Ia capi-
mon with all good citizens 81 he South.
arc Indignant and outraged al the tas aru-
IN and c0wardiy attempt 70 assr snat
President Mckinley. We all hope that he
Will soon recover, and be spared 10 his
country and family for many years.
1.-THE old Coufederates stani refdy 20
ala and snstain the law and 20 arrest ana
bring 20 trial those cowardly asstssl' rs.
and II necessary, 10 drive, tn N on Of ais
country.
ssI.ieutenanr General Commanding rnlted
Confederate Veterans, Iransmississlppi
Department."
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-09
DOMESTIC.

There was fierce gale on Lake
Huron.
Fire destroyed 100000 worth of prop
erty In New Orleans,
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10 Be EXAMINED AGAIN.
Czolaosz viii Be Taken Before Poll,
Officials TODAY

Czolaosz viii Be Taken Before Police
Officials Today
Buffalo September s-Leon Czolgosz IS
to be taken before Superintendent Bull and
District Attorney Penny again to be fur
ther questioned as TO the crime The Pc
lice seem quite hopeful that be viii nuke
further admissions To them. Superintcnd-
ent Bull said today taat he had been adj
ylsed OF the arrests at Chicago ANA that
he was making 81 careful inquiry aimed at
showing any connection that may exist be
tween the men in custody auI his prisoner
Czolgos5 still continues to eat well and
Sieep We'll aad seeul, abspluie., luuuucrrui
T. ms fafe lie makes no inquiries as "a
tae c"uIlllea os the president and 3ppar
ENTITY cores rot Ing al an as 10 inc ouL
come OF his injuries
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-09
CONFIDENCE N coRTELYoU,
The Secretary Has the Management OF
Everything.

Everything.
Buffalo septemhfr s.--seeretary Cortel-
you. In whose hands the management Of
everything seems TO be, was able 70 take
some rest tais morning for the hrst time
since the tragedy The great confidence
which the president hiss In MS secte,ttary
could rot have been more strikihgiS Illus
NJ ~ ehonf "a 10 placed upon the operat
Ing table Tue president realized that tne
sooner the operation was perIormed the
better, and Sc was perIee'S Nlinnk "
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-09

rheumatism more painful Ia this climate
than sny other Addiction, cured by prescrlp.
ton No. 2S5l. by Elmer 4 Amend. e
schmidt, Houston. Texas. sole agent
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-09
czoLGosz Dm VISIT CHICAGO.


Chicago, September SIT amy further
proof were needed that Leon Czolgosz was
the guest Of Chicago anarchists shortly be-
fore be went TO Buffalo on his murderous
mission against President Mckinley. it was
supplied today By three of the prisoners
in the Central police station They idcnti-
fed photograph OF the murderous Red"
as man whom they saw at the home of
Abraham lsatk, 5l5 Carroll avenue, not
longer ago than July r.
The eleven men and women, who are
aNoWed anarchists, were formally booked
tonight on the charges of conspiracy TO
commit murder. They VIII be taken before
Justice Frlndeyllle tomorrow nlormlug for a
| hearing. II is settled practically that the
prosecution will ask Tor continuance OF
ten days, that the police may have more
time for Investigation. This much was init
mated tonight by Captain Colierun Il am
| not prepared 60 say that a conspiracy 10
KIN President Mckinley was batched in
/ Chicago he said. The evidence In our
/ possession has been turned over to the law
| department aud, while we are ready 90 be-
/ gin the hearing tomorrow, 1t Is possible
/ that the city prosecutor may want more
! time, In that event, he viii ask for = con.
| tlnuauce."
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-09

ThIs root q many evIIs =

dnlS tOoe " many GYMS -
GianduIar tamors. assesses. pinples
and other cutaneous eruptions. sore
ears. lnilamed eyelids. ricketts,. dyspep-
STA. catarrh. readiness TO catch cold
and inability to get rid Of iteasily. pale
ness. neryoysness and other ailments
including the consumptive tendency
Can be completely and permanently
removed. no matter how young OF old
the sufferer
Hoods Sarsaparills was given the daughter
81 Silas vernOoy. WawArsine. n. T., who had
broken out With serofuiA sores al over her
faye and head. The first bottle helped her
aud when she had taken sis The sores we're AL
healed and her face was smooth. He writes
ehAt she has never shown any sign Of ths
ssrofnlA Ferurning.
HO0@'S $ass8apas.fkEa
Promises to cure and keeps the
promise ASK your druggist for u
today and accept no substitute
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-09
BLIND TIGER BILL.
Text Of the Measure Which Was Re-
Gently Passed.

Text OF the Measure Which Was Re-
Gently Passed.
Austin, Texas, September s.--The follow
ing is a copy Of the blind tiger bill which
was passed at the first called session Of
the legislature II has not yet been signed
10y the governor:
An Act to amend Article los Title II, Of
the Penal Code of the State Of Texas, re
lauug to Blind Tigers.
Be 1t enacted by the legislature OF the
state of Texas;
section L That article 4O6, 4title XII Of
the Penal Code of the state of Texas be
So amended SO as to hereafter read as
follows;
Article 400 II any person shall keep or
run, or shall be In any manner interested
In keeping or running a blind tiger in any
county. justice precinct. or any SUBDIVISION
Of a Justice precinct. city or town In which
the sale OF Intoxicating liquor has been pro,
hlbited under the laws OF this State, he
4 shall be punished lay confinement in the
county iHil not less than two nor more than
twelve months. and by q tine of NOT less
than Que hundred nor more than five hun
bred dollars. Each and every day such
blind tiger" is run or kept shall be sep,
arnte offense blind tiger within tle
meaning of this article Is any place ia
which Intoxicating liquors are sold by auy
device whereby the party selling or dvliv
erlug the same is concealed from the per
/ son buyins or TO whom the same is deltv
I cred. Upon complaint being filed with any
| justice Of peace describing the place where
any blind tiger is kept or run such jus
( tice shall issue his warrant directed anC
I commanding the sheriff or any constable Of
! his county TO search such place, and II IN,
I law is heing violated to arrest the person
| so violating It; and it shall he the duty ol
[ the officer to whom such warrant Is dtiy
/ cred 10 search the place described I'm ia,
! warrant. and TO arrest and bring befor,
/ the justice who issued the writ all persons
I found by him therein, and n admission
/ into said place Is refused, the officer exc
cutting said warrant is hereby authorize,
/ To force open the same. In prosecution
/ under this article where &c is proven tina
! there is posted up at the place where surl
| "hind tiger is Kept or run United STATE
| Internal revenue liquor or matt license, q
any one, IL shall be- prima facte proof u
/ whom such license Is issued is keeping o
| running suCh ''bllnd tiger
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-03-20
ISs1SslPpl HEALTH BOARD.
Meets at Jackson Today to Appoint
 Hath Officers for Counties.

JACKSON Miss. March 20-The state Board of Health met here to- day for the purpose of appointing heIth officers for the various counties of the state for the ensuing year. The work of appointing the health officers will occupy two or three days, and, as is usually the case. there will be a number of contests. Already a large batch of applications have been filed with the secretary Indicating that the offfce-seeking habit is not eonfn- ed alone to the politicians but enters into the ranks Of the medical profes- sion as well
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-03-20
TO BUILD A TOWN.
Russell A. Alser and Others to Erect
 A Model City in Florida.

JACKSONVILLE. Fla, March 20- \ syndicate. of which General Russell A. Niger is the head, will build a model town after the plan of Pull man. H.. ten miles vest of Flomaton. near =the Georgia-Florida state line. An immense saw mill. the largest in the south. is to be erected by this syn dicate. Several hundred men are now employed clearing away he timber. The town will have in addition to the residences. churches. school houses. city conEenienees4 such as paving lights. water etc The conditions for residence there. it is understood. will be similar to those at Pullman.