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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-01-14
I'm DoCO de historic
contemporaries.
ELL PARTIDO REPUBLICANO

Los comisionados cumpIieron d
satisfaction ell encargo que de la
Asa nbIea recibieran, y, cuando, reu-
nidO el partidO, procedieron darle
cuenta del resultado de sus trabaios,
Sc levanta ell senor Barbosa a pro-
testar de 10 hecho, a anatematizar
eI pacto, despues de haberlo autori-
zado con su voto en- la Asamblea de
Caguas. FL senor Barbosa que era
ent0nce5 del DIrectorio Autonomista,
por obra y gracia de Munoz, arras-
tr6 a otros miembros del Directorio
y un pequeno numero de delega-
dos, y aunque fu6 derrotado por una
lnmensa mayoria, desde aquel ms
tante surgio la disidencia, dividi6n-
dose asi la familia liberal puertorri-
quena, division que tantoS males ha
ocaslonado d este desyenturado pals,
y de la cual fu6 causa y origen la
soberbia del senor Barbosa, y la fall
ia de patriotismo de los que, sin me-
dir las consecuencias, le siguieron en-
su impremeditada actitud
Y ell grupo rebelde Sc denomi-
no, pOr sarcasmo ort0dOEo, cuando
10 era otra cosa que un pequeno
desprendimiento del gran todo la
mado partldO autonomista puertorri-
Queho. Asi las cosas y arrostrando
csc engendro de partido una vida por
demas ra1uitica, Sc verifc6 la inva-
sion americana, y Barbosa que en- 10
mas recio del bombardeo del l2 de
Mayo del 90, atraveso la bahia en-
IN bote acompanado de varios ami
gos dando vivas Il Espana y al 60
blerno tan pIoIto Sc convencio de
que el imperio espahol habfa ter
mnado en- America, fu6 presuroso a
saludar los nuevos dominadores, y
Sc supOne que ofrecerles desintere-
sadamente, por supuesto, ell concurso
del Gran Parttd0, del cual era 6l
la caoeza visible.
J desde los primeros dias empe-
70 el trabajo de zapa, y primero con
Brooke y despues con Henry, y Ill
tlmamente con Davis, todas las ener-
gias Sc invirtieron en- desacreditar al
partIdo liberal, acuSandole de anti
americana y de espa1olizado, Procu-
rando por todos los m,dios de que
disponian tratar de desprestigiar al
llustre jefe del partido, pesadilla cons
tante de los grandes y peque1os hom-
bres que fguran en- el campo adj
ver5ario.
Y...... surgi6 ell viaje fiaddlR-
20, porque estaban solos, y era nece-
sarlo que hubiera nads uaayorta, y
Las huestes (sic) del oportunismo, di-
sldentes del antique partido incondi-
cionaI, Sc aliaron con los puros, con
los ortodonoS, y cambiando de nom
bre, rompieron los antiques progra-
mas, sustltuy6ndoIos con las nuevas
plat2f0r@eaS, y unidos asi dos ele-
mentos al parecer antlt6tlcoS, forma-
ron el actual partido republicano.......
'"c0adlctOnak. " como no habian de
unlrse, 81 los puros al rechazar ell pac-
70 renunciaban tacitamente la conce-
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-01-14
SOFIA POLlTICA

Nal pensado lenguaraz debe Sc
qoien pIenae Olga que Ell pandero puer
torrIQuefo no est& On baenas manos.
POGO sentido com1a, 8 complete des
oonooimiento de 10 que sign fioa la ornao
nzG para eli ritnao, demo, tr-ra quiar al
juE5ar n0estra a:tuaclon polftica, 70 yea
no qQiera coDvencerse de que naestrcs
asnutos "conomioos marchac eviepto en-
popa,> 8, fttdrna61siconaente hablando, en-
escdId cronodtico ascendente.
Z, no debe extra Il ,rDos.
Aunque entire los 2o7Ofesores que for
% sn la ORQUEsTA INCoN oICIoNAL, pesar
te la hOnaOge7eesdad de sms parties compo
nentes la Selection hecaa entire los mas
apsovechGdos Ia IL mnrga, no existe Ia
necesaris uiaEao0 artEsttcG nc debe temerse
un fracaso por parte de squeia, porqce,
sabido es, que, una 6ae,ad bdtut1 m anelada
por un director habi, saliva much ,s veces
en- las situaoiones passies m As d,ffcilS;,
a los ejecuto'etes que, por ineptitnd { faita
de ensGyO, eqDivoca damente dan ell no.
digo, 81 do, donde debieran dar ei Sd
z, como ia 6dtuta la maneja al oom
peteD tfsimo director de orquesta Mr.. Alien,
v, como "a he dicho ahtes, en- buenas ma
nos esta ell pandero, darA gusto OR las
grandes CON san foEfas que ejecuteaa los
c0nadrer0s. cigo, los senores natzs6cos del
Gfan Testro de la Comedla puertorrique :
fls.
Y. aunque de furor estaIlen
porque en- coDjunto no e,asoyen
10 que Ii CANA les de,
teudran que t0cdr, 10 que
les oRDENE Mister Allen.
##
Hasta la fecha no podemos quejarnos.
No seflor.
ALI. en- la Camara de CoNCIERTos
IAMERicANos, se h,n ensayado hasta la no
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-01-14

sion de la Autonomia, y 81 los Sc
gundos fueron siempre los mas encar-
nizados enemigos de esta redentora
forma de gobierno, que fue siempre
ell suspirado ideal de la inmensa ma
yoria de los puertorriquenos?.......
Con esta union desdichada volvit
a surgir tambien a la vida pdblica
Manuel Egozcue, ell jefe del oport1-
nismo, que no teniendo taLLa sutclen-
te para ocupar los primeros puestos
nj en- los partidos Ii en- la admins
TRACTION publica, pero quien DONNA
Ell absolute ell afan de fgurar, en- su
deseo constante de poder ser alguna
vez cadeso de algo, lego un momen-
to en- que 10 fue de ration, es declr,
de posibilistas, pudiendo ser esplen-
dida cola de leon, este es, de lncon-
dicionaies espanoles.
Desde entonces Barbosa y Egoz~
cue (6ste siempre en- 2 termlno, gra-
cias a los dollars, que sin6......) son
los representatives mas caracterlzados
del partido republicano. Reclentes es-
tan los numerosos atropellos reallza-
dos en- todos los pueblos donde predo-
minan los nuevos lucondlclOnales. Los
escandaIos de Ponce y Mayagdez,
los saltos de JuanaDlaz y la Capt.
tai, ell ataque y destruction a la
imprenta de ell Dtarso, las turbas
asaltando las casas y las personals de
los federales, los tribunales de polcias
lepublicanos condenando.a a 30 dos de
t,abajos forsados federales honra-
dos por ell detlto de 40 permitlr que
les atropellasen sus adversarlos, la
division territorial absurda decretada
sin pudor alguno por los mlsmos re-
publicanos para proporclonarse asl
mismos, con suma faclIidad, ell trlun-
70 en- los cemicios; ell julclo oral de la
causa instruida a Luis Munoz Rive
ra Y otros caballeros, por detenderse
de las turbas que pretendleron atacar-
los, en- tanto que los que lleyaron a
cabo la destruction de la lmprenta
del D5o2'io, parece que gozan de
impunidad, y por remate hnal, esa
Camara de Delegates desacredlta ante
la opinion por los mlsmos represent
tantes, pidiendo unos el lndulto para
asesinos & incendiaros, otros la sepa~
raci6n de las Hermanas de la Carldad
de los hospitales, cual otro ell votO para
las muieres, este insultando sus
correligionarlos Ell plena Camara,
aquel, califca1do de monatruoSldad Ell
bill Foraker, despues de haber dIcho
todo lo contrario los perl0dloos de la
communion sin la protesta del cor7'es-
pondlente deieyado, y todos una, to-
cando el vtotd1, sln que Sc yea por
ninguna parte la lntel ll8encla' el
tacto y la provision que deben carac-
terizar d los partidos s6rips, que han
de echar sobre sus hombros Ia pesa-
da carga de la direction de los asun-
tos publlcos,.........
Tai es ell partido reputlicano y
tales sus representatives.
YH,sFoSaE
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-01-14

y contra los atroqeIIos las ipiqoioades
protestaremos siempre, sin fjarnos ST ell
atropellado mereoe 8 no nnestras slmpa.
tfas.
Csllen, pues, los miserabes.
Fn oueDtc FL doctor Goeroga es Tnuy
poquita cosa para que libremos csmpafla
oonira &l.
n, en- 10 politieo nj en- 10 social Gig
nifioa nada para noeotros ell tai doctor.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-01-14

4, 10 presente (que Dios guarde en- donde
guardo ml tatarahnels) cuando manos,
tres d"eenas de bills zt6retos con mnsica
del g6nero chico
Este g6,aero trahusmante y chulapero,
es la cuerda sensible que ta1an con primor
los vloiines cOecertsnos tales como Dome
mech. D=sosrtes Csrtion.
Santoni, Tood, Sanchez Morales, Tons
Soto Zsno G.ndfa, los enoargados
de ejecutar los sog1stos ns0rcGntes 6 ft17ad'G
naentdles de la t6asca. We've, Biondet y
Coil Tote, hacan ell oconap po5lanaie,eto de
bonsb0rdi1sos GO 81 bena0L
kgozoue. aunque est6 enc,mg, haca
IT, 20 .actp0G Gu ID.
Fajardo as eli encargado de 5riaea9 COZ
la tv(naD0
Serrano, Rodrfguez, haituez otros
geatslee honsbres de Camara, son los en-
cargados de b aoer Ia 0rnao2aSu para asegu
rar ell 6x,to.
Guzman Banitez, Que siempre ha sdo
amigo de hacer solos rmidosos, tooa el re
doblante y los patlllos.
Mariana Qunones. el bona6o
Zechini. que es Ell popeIero, NO ToCA
PITo Nj FLAUTA.
Este professor, que fu6 iae lilo tempo?e
PLAGIADoR NAL EJECUTANTE de operas
tr69scaS q fal1aebres, solo SO atreve hoy, -
para qu3uar ban delante de aus compafe
ros, - tooar eI triGnguIo, siempre que ie
acompaflen dos angulos mas. menos
agudos.
7. aunque la .fe1soneeaaoG
ofqaesta, tooa Tan NAL
q pesar de su sol Gtic0
dicen que es naa<sic0 cldS6co
su 312ISicH celestial
All Sc me olvid absn dos a,s,tsicOs |
que sou principoIes;' jprtactpoItsimsos!
Uno dc e!los IS Mr. CoiWelI que toca
ell tronbon y ed ell encorgado de hsoer los |
J acordes disonantes
7 como este professor, (allf son todos |
DrofesOres como en- los demas teatros y
olroos de este Parasso terraqueo) es man
coq'hsd y paisano del director de orquesto, |
pesar de sus desplantes y disonancios, el
mussco de IrinaerG Mr.. Ros.i (que es ell
ae diriglr los ensayos,) no Sc
1treUe decirle que interprete sns papeles
'egnn los saterpretope los demas, que no
'oque en- tono natural cuando sus demas
,ompaneros tienen que h<ch0r con los siete
'enaotes que, con no muy buena intencloD,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-01-14
EN- CAGUAs

Desie haoe tres dias % encuentra en-
esta ciudad nuestro querido I'm go Don
Jose Mufl"z R,y h rmsno del jefe
del psrtido federai.
Probablemente hoy regresars su
reside sis de Bur- .nqu1tas.
Saludamoale carlflosantnte.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-01-14
FkRIIlA!!!A!C!A PEREZ AVILES
ArecibO, Puerto Rico.

ArecibO. Puerto Rico. Piaza Principal.
acreditada del
por complete pmeras en-
case Ia Isa.
E despacho de las formulas ea cargo integente personal
bao La Immediate direction del Perez e
quImicos invenados aplicados d la
poductos premados medaa de orc
en- Exposciones
Precios
81 Perez don Pedro Rios estan ncargados mostrader
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-01-14
BALNEAR|0 De C0AM0
HOTEL Y RrST III RANT

Este eaeclmlento
ocend comoda puee petecer
dicho eabemento
da, comfort rival N a isa
mo acredado professor maestro Castillo
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-01-14

Ahora resulta que stos dos pr0feso-
res adeIa1tad5stnaos de la nsatrga i1acon0i-
ciondl, son entire 81, polos opuestcs.
FL primero, Mr.. Go, wnell, no sabe
i,aterpretoa' las da,a@as aires del pats, pc
ro, en- osmbio, i,aterpreto ejecuta dicino
nae2ate las sondtds do M &C ktnley.
El segundo, Mr.. Degtt1u, es TODD 10
oontrario.
No snterpreta niuguno de les dos ge-
neros.
Mr.. G 1w5ll, debe osntar, contra
tiensp0, son VOC de buho trQsseocba0O, la
teroers rouaanza de La G0SSd lat5ra>, apli
cada al g6 e-o masculine
En- cambio, Mr.. Degetau, solo ssbe
tooar 81 SOLO DE VIOLQN de Is opera an6dt-
ta titulada: EZ Bo6o de C0ri0.
Por eco. ALA en Washington
Degetsu T CA Ell vIoLoN,
Y, ha dado en- decir la geute,
que 10 tooa malamente
porque U6 san t0Ie.... nj son.
Di0genes PrietO.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-01-14

escribio Ell atttor en- la Glaze del spdrtito
c1n11rerO.
Asf este musico, CUANDo
Los RIQUENos van naO0e@do,
et Sc las tocG IN cresceJad0
con fttrore aceleroo01o
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-01-14

FL otro maetsico que, aunque toco toda
olase de instrumentos y es una especidliddd
an Ell Uiolof, ha ,nido que dedicarse al
bell canto. por ESQ 10 vemos en- Wash
ington cantando Ia aoaIinodia. en- english
language.
Pues siempre fu6 Degeto
IN mGsico de mist6.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-01-14

Los comisonados cumpieron de Autonomia los Sc
satisfaction encargo que gundos fueron mas
Asa nbea recberan enmgos de esta redenoa
e partdO goblerno, Tue sempe
enta del esuado de aba upado ideal de la nmensa ma
eyanta Barbosa yoria de los
testar desdichada
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-01-14

Hasta la fecha no podemos quejarnos.
No seflor.
ALI. en- La Camara de CoNCIERTos
ERicANos, se HIN ensayado hasta la no
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-01-14

DiOgekhes raetO.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-01-17
Ma RA1.L IuRILANT.

The rivers and harbors bill passed the
house late today and otter all the fuzs.
fcathers and fight agiinst the TN Tiers
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-01-17
FORMER GOV. MOUNT DEAD.
DEATH WAS SUDDEN. RESULTING
FROM HEART DISEASE.
Expired soon After His
Return.

indianapolis, Ind, January E.--James
A. Mount, who retired Monday at noon
from the office OF governor of the State
OF Indiana, died very suddenly at Gas
o'clock tonight in his apartments at the
Denison hotel.
He had attended reception rendered
by Mrs. Mount to a number OF prominent
ladies of the city during the afternoon and
shortly after the guests departed he
started out for a walk Upon his return
he said nothing about being III, and af-
ter removing his hat aud overcoat sat
down TO read. In a few minutes he turned
TO his wife aud niece, who were in the
room. and said; II am sick; IT Is my
heart Send for a doctor"
Or. O. S. Runnels was called and found
them in attendance at Mr.. Mounts bed
chatting his feet and hands In an ef-
fort to revive him. He knelt down and
listened for a heartbeat and, rising 10
his feet. said You can do nothing more
for him.-be Is dead.
In the afternoon he made speech be-
fore the Indiana state Wool Growers as
ISOLATION and was elected president OF
the association.
Colonel Wilson. who was In the office
with him during his term OF Office, said
tonight: Governor Mount was worked To
death. His close application 10 the du-
ties Of his office impaired his health, and
until some OF the burden is removed from
the shoulders OF the governor OF Indiana
the exactions OF the office will kill ans
body"
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-01-17

vigorously handled the practice OF nas-
ing ut West Point,
That practice" said he, creates tho
worst Clearwater OF brutality and the
worst character OF cowardice. Any bully
who Is guilty OF attempting to punish
one who Is physically unable to meet
him Is such coward that he should be
DISCHARGED from the service"
Discussing the situation IN the Philip
pines. Mi. Teller declared tho conditions
In the Islands had not improved since
the. United States had succeeded spain
there, Capable and intelligent observers.
Mr.. Teller asserted. had pronounced the
Filipinos as nc to govern themselves as
any other Oriental race
In conclusion, lfr Teller said: 81 am
not in favor OF giving up the islands. I
wapi to hold them because think that
would be better for the Fiiipinos and
that tho islands Will be valuable 10 us.
H. however. we can hold them only by
force. there Is no consderstional--inR
cial. commercial or any other--that viii
Justify us In retaining them"
Mr.. Hawley then secured unanimous
consent that a anal vote should be taken
on tho bill at o'clock Friday,
The senate then went into executive
session and at $3.50 p. m. adjourned.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-01-17
SCORPION SENT TO VENEZUELA
no PROTECT oUR INTERESTS FROM
REVOLUTIONARY MOVEMENT.
The Commanders of the Vessel IL In
structcd TO settle Trouble
Peacefully II Possible.

Washington, January i7,--At the re-
quest Of the state department the navy
department has instructed the COM
mandcr of the Scorpion ITO proceed at once
from La Guayara to Guauoca Venezuela,
TO protect American Interests on reports
that the revolutionary movement there
is increasing.
The news came to the state depart
ment from a private but perfectly re-
liable source, and was made the basis OF
immediate representation to the rsvy de-
partment.
Commander Sargent of the Scorpion has
been instructed TO avsld b;oodshed aud
the destruction OF property II poasib Q.
But there is little doubt that II the dis
turbing forces in Venezuela. whether the
governmental or, revolutionary. arc seek
ing to dispoesess the incumbent in the
HSnIlahL CNIlCtSSluI III ucIdAfs Dl the
tacit agreement that there first should
be thorough judicial inquiry, thc
United States warship wiA prevent thai
action. peacefully if possible, forcibly Il
necessary. The warsAtp should be at III,
seat of The trouble before the end of tn,
week.
The state department s. Also informed
that the orinoco shipping and T.adns
company, two OF whose vessels wor,
scized yesterday by the Venezuelan gov
ernment, is an English corporation Th'
vessels are under British registry. bu
ny the Venezuelan nag, In view OF the
fact that American capitol is invested II
the company. the department has dtrestet
Minister Bounlis to use his good 1faesl
on far as possible TO protect these Amsr.
lean interests
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-01-17
STATE FEDERATION or LAnoR.
some Important Resolutions Were
Ahoptcd.

san Antonio. TeEag, January l6.--At
the meeting of the state Federation OF
Labor today. Waco was selected as the
next meeting place. the date nxed sec
ond Monday in January, 1909.
Resolutions as follows were adopted;
Providing for an investigation OF the dif-
ferences between the Longshoremen's
Benevolent association and the Interna-
tional association No. l55 OF Galveston:
indorsing Em. $. Hughes for state prin-
ter; urging the state purchasing agent
10 buy only union made goods; providing
for the establishment OF a state labor
bureau; providing FOR the licensing o.
BARRIERS for compulsory education and
free text books providing that ~ goods
made BY convict labor be stamped con
Yict made" for State aid for the relief
OF Galveston; providing for three dele
gates from each central body in the
Federation.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-01-17

were only thirteen votes against the
measure. This result proves not only
that the work OF the committee was
thoroush, but that it's members hed made
careful canvsss and close estimate
OF the strength OK the bill before they re-
ported II.
Hon. Tom Ball says tonight that the
bill will become a law, and he IS Justly
jubilaut.
roStmasters appointed: CARA Den
ton county, J, r. Jcyners India Ellis
county. V. ID. Elder: pannamarls. Karnes
county. Il. j. Hutcmnather. Zeyee, Hill
county, Il. NJ. Eldresige.
Pensions granted orlgtnal--whiiani
TayFr, Center Cay. Sc. Mexican war
survivors, inorease--Leo A. J. Templcton,
Noontay, si2.
The comptroller Of the currency has
authorized the First National bank OF
Howe to commence business with cap
ltal Of s2s,000. ]. P. wthers is president
and S. J. Spotts cashier.
A postcffice has been established al
Gus, Burleson county. with. Charles NJ
Hannes as postmaster.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-01-17
SENATOR'S ELECTED.

Lansing. Mich, January l6.-ln joint
conference at noon the State legislature
verified the vote taken in the senate and
house yesterday and Senator Mcmillan
was formally declared re-ele9ed United
si.ates senator for The term OF six years
from March next
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-01-17
Saying He Would Appear and Make
Formal Charges.
THE COMMITTEE WANTS TESTIMONY.
Agreed that There Are Enough aCharees'
Already Before II.
THE FARCE is BECOMING VERY TIRFsOnH
And Committeeman VIII wind II Tn
To-day IL Something Tangible
In Not Produced.

Austin, Tcxas. january 1s.-t'he Bailey
in,estlgssIon commEutee got togethcr
again al 10 O'Clock ahts morning aud re-
tcived the roJurn OF crgcat-ar-arms
Jones on the second subpoena issued for
Mr., McFall yesterday afternoon. Tha
following communication was then read,
accompanied by "a certificate from Dr.
Wooten staring than while McFail was
better vt would be lnprudcDt for ann to
leave his home today:
ESu s. ]. flendrirk, Chairman In
vessagatins Committee,
January l6--Dear Sir. Although
the resolution under which your cnm-
mbNlee WAS appointed makes no pro-
Vi,don por the preferring OF charges
ana ibhouRh / have refused heretofore
o make charges because of this fact,
YET as " seems that your committee
Midi take no action whatever unless
charges are made I desire 60 say that
| will make formal charges today
ANA hope TO have them Before YOU at
your afternoon session In order 10
save Game. have to request that you
issue your subpoena for Hon cullen
r. Thomas df W1aco and Hon. Barnett
Gibos Very truly yours,
d, A. McFall
HopreSe nfaHlNr lTdNNA County
Mr.. Barley stated that he would Ga
at once 10 the Telegraph Office and re-
quest tho presence OF Hon, Barnett Gibbs.
VIE would come wbuhout expense to che
State.
Representative Neft was sent for ana
ati'cd TO wire Mr., Thomas eo ascertain
whether What gentleman would come
wittow process.
Referring TO Mr.. McFall's communics-
ton, Mr., tGttle said he desired ITO call
attention 40 it's evasivonsss. ''NIcFNll
says itnae he win prefer charges" he
preferred What We want now is testi-
mony. Again notice bis dodtors cer-
tiftcate de dated Yesterday, whrle ths
subpoena MAS served only threo-uusrters
OF an hour ago. Evidently MrI0all was
expecting this second subpoena and a7oE
himself ready for Vt. wish TO raise
tho point that what we want IS come
ono to swGar TO the charges already made
and not 4 lot Of new charges"
Mr.. Koppcrl Mcl'al's former law
partner, ftatort 80 tho communities that
| McFall hal fully intended TO appear this
morning IL lfls condition warranted.
| Mr. lBatloy Said. "r mu4H nrotsat
-. -,,.., - =. -.
'b''Nsl 1''O"''" " '"''
after all This waiBing simply 10 swear 70
q charge III NcFall Is sick am Will
tn.r M rvatt !, ,yooL ~ ,ccoeaarv ,or him
,,,.,,f
20 appe"f 10 S"'H 70 Noiue ihcr''ii'-
mating circumstance pertinent 10 this in
yesi,igptdon. and even TO forcgo my right
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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-01-17
WEATHER INFORMATION
Probabilities.

Washington. January lo,--Eastern Texas
Fair Thursday. except local rains probably
along the coast; colder in southeastern and
southern portions: northwesterly winds, fresh
on the coast. Friday fair
Oklahoma aud Indian Terrltory--Fair
Thursday; northwesterly winds; Friday fair.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-01-17
WARNING or RosEnERy.
EngIapd's Great Commercial Rivals
Are America and Germany.

London, January 1s.--The carl OF Rose
berry, responding TO a toast to his health
this evening at the annual banquet OF
the wolverhampton chamber OF com
merce. spoke OF the great commercial
warfare being waged against England"
The chief rivals 10 be feared" said
his lordship ARE America and Germany.
The Americans with their vast and al
most incalculable resources, their acute
ness ana enterprise and their huge pop
ulatlon. which will probably be 100000. 00O
ia twenty years. together with the plan
they have adopted FOR putting aecumu-
lated wealth into great operative syn
dicates or trusts for the purpose OF car
rying on this great commercial wafare
are perhaps the most formidable.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-01-17

Colombia. S c.. January i6-The gem
eraI assembly OF South Carolina today
unanimously reelected Hon. p. Il. TIL
man senator to succeed himself.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-01-17

Helena. Mont. January lev. "A.
Clark was this afternoon elec.ei senator
to succeed Thomas II. Carter. Mr.. Clark
in Joint session secured ffty- seven votes
o,n CT ninety-three last on the first
ballot and Wis decla;ei elected NO one
was elected for the shor. term.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-01-17

Nashville, Tenn. January 1.-THE leg
iglature in Joint convention elected E.
w Carmaek United States senator for
the term beginning March, 1901.