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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-08-04
THE PLANTS NOW INVOLVED.
More than Three Hundred of them, EmpIy-
Ing Over 100000 Men.

Nndsay and Mecutcheon mills Pittsourg
UPpeC ana lower Union mills, Y0uugH
Marrent and Girard mills
Moneasen plant
hlmo"rey works. 4Ruron and Greeuyule
ro Lon a515y Iron and Steel company, Poiue.
n B7r m. plants at sungo Junction ana
Nonunieu Mi 800 Men.
A4e only nuuuulon mill Is the small one
az DuhcahB'iie employing 300 men
FEDERAL STEEL COMPANY.
Included IN this company nre the IN.
nolh steel cumpany, Lorraine Steel cornpa-
ny ~ 90 81 Uai9 and the Loraiae Steel company
The following plants Of tho Illinois steel
company are organized:
sSon,A Chicago works, Chicago, sooe mea
bridgeport works Chicago 1000 men
Joliet works 2OOO men
n Bay View works, Mlwaukse WIS. 1000
The two plants OF the two Lorraine COM
games at Lorraine, Ohio and Johnstown
na't are credited with being nonunion. but
y Is understood that the Amalgamated
association has lodges Of varying sizes hi
me plants and they may he drawn into
the strnegle t"'S
NATIONAL STEEL COMPANY.
Union Mllls--9000 Men.
SShenanso Steel company. Newcastle PA
beilRire steel works. Bellaire 0hiS
tiop nstd Iandard Steel works Mingo june
Ahese employ about 5000 men
o,,o Nonpnlon Piants-6Q0O Men
USyddio ateei works, Youngstown. Ohio
hjs IA Shoert and Warner works, Colun
BUM Steel works, sharon. Pa
1hene employ G000 men
NATIONAL TUBE COMPANY
Union Mills-2O00 Men.
burg, south ella, Pitts
ppftlnnsylya9ia Tube works, Pittsburn
Etsvts'Ve iron works. Wheeling
tngntal Iron works and fSiho t,..
WORKS Pittshurg '''N" lfoh
ppnuNnal Rolling mill, McKeesport
KcesSTon IRON and Steel works, near Ne
m rhesc mills employ an aggregate Of soo5
NonunIon Plants 5000 Men.
st Nsiuo 9.o.,. Tube works and AfononsaAola
National Galyanlzlng works ver.,tr,-
nraf MrhcesUort 'eFesAiies,
Si,tiaense TUBE works Syracuse. N. Y
4iWN N"rks Nerrpn. Ohio
AAiiison plant, Phlladelphfa
ter ~ flpe ana Tube cosaeany, Cbes-
pI P1iittiss6ars Pipe works Second avenue.
aiatn,sr,can Iron and steel works. at Mia.
* Wy works, OIL City. Pa
hsse plants employ q. tijO men
Ataafp NATIONAL Vuhe warks eupior. NJ ~,
- N..fiVNspnrt works about 5000 mon Nj M
,ecSn,f Nts nigNuIaeh lint those Who npr
s,,,ttN ,.tB hhilled positions are naa IL thai
a. 'Ns Mogh VIII nc once be storned IA sif
'spNrinaents at least for time.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-08-04
STATE.

The adjutant general has 1otihcd the
Spanish war volunteers that their
money is ready.
The Texas health department has been
notified OF further deaths from the
plague at San Francisco
Many foreign corporations are notify-
Ing the secretary Of state that they
have mailed their antitrust affldavits
The cashier Of the Rockdale National
bank received threatening letter de-
maudlng money.
An insane barber named Rothwell
murdered two men at Graham, Young
county
There is steadily growing demand
for lumber al Orange, especially from
the Territories.
The first census of Texas, taken In
1873 showed less than 100000 popu.
Iation
William Davidson was mnshed TO
death by ties falling on him near
Bryan.
The tax on peddlers imposed by the
city OF Dallas has been declared uncon.
stitutional
large quantity of Oklahoma wheat
has been purchased for Texas mills.
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xhssr desirc 10 be connected with the
Ansieamsted association.
'sThix ncdincauon has been made be-
cause the trust officials declared that ~
wished 70 fierce men Int the orsanist
tion against rhals will and desire. We
therefors asked that the scale be signed
for only those men who desired It.
Nov comes the proposition Of me Anal
eemsted association:
I'VE. the members Of thss executive
board Of the Amslrsmated association.
hereby present the following proposition
a. reply to that received from tbs Unit
ed States steel Cooperation;
sheet milis-Al mills eigned for last
year, with the exception Of Salisbury and
scot-dale and with the addition OF Nc
Keespert and Wellsviile.
"Hoop mIlls-All mills now known 70 be
organized, viE.i Youngstown, Girard,
Greenviila Pomeroy. Warren. Lindsay,
Mccutchson, Clark bar mill. Monessen,
Mingo, twelve inch, nine inch snd hoop
mills Of the Cleveland Rolling Mil com
pany.
Tin rills--Ail mills except Monessen.
"Note-Aii other matters Of detail to be
left for settlement by conference.
I'VE furthermore wish to state that our
purpose In coming TO New York was not
because We doubted cur president T. ].
shaffer. and our secretary, John Williams,
who have cur confidence and Endorsement.
but in the hope OF obtaining a settlement
Of the strike"
The meeting between the Representatives
OF the strikers and the Sfhciais OF the steel
corporation was arranged by telegraph last
eight and sprang from mutual desire for
peace President Shaffer and his brother
efneers Of the Amalgamated associate on
left Plttsburg last night md reached New
York at 8 o'clock rhis morning. They
parted at the ferry to meet again At 1910
AZ the otnce OF the United States Steel
Cooperation, the hour and place appointed
by the committee.
President SchwRn received the representa-
lives Of labor and conducted them to the
consulting rooms OF the steel directors.
j. p. Morgan came 70 the conference,
accompanied by Robert Bacon. one Of bis
local partners, and c. Z. Dawkius, head
Of the English house Of Morgan a Co,
D. G. Reid OF the American Tin Plate
company and other officials OF the com
p1nieE federated in the general steel cor
Beratiou also Joined the conference, and Il
was roms Tins after the time arst ap-
pointed that the conference was formally
opened. Mr.. schwab spoke nrst for the
employees and vas followed By Mr. MGR.
gan. They declined 20 make any modiGca-
ton Of the terms offered By them Just enc
week ago, vixen Asssrs, ShsfeT and Will
Jams 5ourneyed here for the hFst confer
ence. Mr.. shaffsr and the ether men ~
tho Anlalga mated associhtieh insisted that
ncrs liberal tsr1ns be offered 70 them
There wAH a general discussion &c 70 the
whoia propagation Involved and each mill.
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DISCUSSING THE TARIFF.
Germany Is Still Agitated Over the
Projected Bill.
OF MEASURE ALMOST ASSURED
Balance of Power in the Reichstaa Rests
with the Centrists and They Have
Suddenly Declared for It.

Berlin, August 3. Emperor william
sudden decision TO abandon his program to
visit Emden, Hamburg and other PAGES
owing TO the news from Friedrlc hshof,
about the health of the Dowager Empress
Frederick attracts much attention here II
is known that his majesty anticipated with
the keenest interest welcoming Field NJ r.
shat Won Waldersee personally on the lat.
Ner's return from China, intending to make
the ceremonies great patriotic occas ons.
Tho emperor's abandonment of the plans
are, therefore, regarded as meaning that
the condition of his mother is moss Sc
ricus.
The tarln bill continues to he discussed
in n lively manner. II is generally reeJg
nlzed that much depends upon the attitude
OF the South German cabinets, and during
the past few days the semi-ofhcial utter
ances there take the cue of the North Ger
mar Gazette that ihe bill Is only tentative
Bur 1t is regarded as certain that South
German officials desire considerable
change.
Regarding the bllrs chances In the reich
stag it IL everywhere recognized that the
balance of power will resi- WI h the centris
party. The centrist papers however, care
tully abstained from committing them
selves But now the Cologne Yolks Zeitung
prints an editorial which is being tele-
grGphed all over the country, coming out
strongly for the tarff bill, The editor, al
admits that some duties may be changed
and some, perhaps, further increased; but
the centrlsts are ready 10 support tie
measure substantially in its prpseAt FORM
Fhe. writer OF the editorial asks who will
he frightened by Russian "big talk" when
u Is remembered that Russia has only tue
German market for her surplus of rye. An
Austro- Russian torln alliance against Ger.
many is impossible since Austria her sclr
frtfsl n aft.Fu
out that the United States is far less in
dlgnant about the iau1 bill than the Ger.
man liberal press wishes
IN this connection the Vosslsche Zeitung
prints q cable dispatch from New YORK
saying that Ambassador White advised
Washington TO send Mr.. Rockhll mere as
ms successor, 70 handle the tarir question.
wrote to Mr.. White on the subject ana r.
celNed telegraphic reply, sayirg: Moth
ing known here about the matter
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-08-04
LOCAL.

Some interesting proceedings in bank
ruptcy,
The drst new cotton by wagon reaches
the city.
The Houston ouartette society getting
ready for another seasons work.
Sale of fifteen acres of the Magnolia
park property.
The Cowboy Rangers viii have their
postponed picnic today.
Italians viii meet again this after
noon TO hear the report of the commit
tee recently appointed TO Investigate
recent troubles among members OF their
race.
First car Of new crop cotton SEED re-
cclyed by the Houston Cotton OIL com
pany.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-08-04
SURE 10 AsK
The Kind of Coffee When Postum Is
Well Made.


Well Made.
"rhree great coffee drinkers were my
old school friend aud her two daughters.
they are always complaining and tax
Ing medicine determined t0 give
thOm Postum Food C00ne instead OF cor
fee when they visited me. SO without sal
Ing anything 20 them about a.. / made a
big pot of Postum the Rrst morning. us
ing -FOUR hetping teaspoons 10 the alnt OF
water and lct u boil twenty minutes. stir
ring down occasionally.
BEFORE the meal WAS half over, each one
passed up the cun 10 he REALIZED. remarking
how hne the coffee was The mothcr asked
for n third cup and inquired as 20 the
brand NJ coffee | used ( didn't answer
her question lust then. for I had heard
her sag & while before that she didn't Ike
Postum Food Coffee unless IL WAS uiore
than hale old fashioned coffee.
After breakfast told her that the eof-
Zee she liked 80 well at breakfast was
pure Postum Food Coffee and the reason
she liked II mas because II was properly
made, that Is, IL was boiled long enough
% bring out the flavor. have been
brought np from q nervous. wretched Sos
Nalid, 70 a hne condition OF nhys'cal health
by feAylns OK coffee and using Postum
am doing all / can to help the worid
out ~ coffee slavery to Postum freedom
and have earned the gratitude Of many.
zxesst Ara Kansas cits. Ae.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-08-04
OIL DEVELOPMENTS

Gas and coal have been found In the
test well, being bored at Beaumont
New bids for supplying the State with
oil are to he called for
Operations in the Powell field have
been cut on, says a Corslcana man,
because of the low price offered BY the
pipe line company
One of the Beaumont companies has
decided to make fits gusher work.
No new wells nre In Mt Beaumont.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-08-04
VIKING 10 pURoHAsE PEAcE.

Kruger Says the Beers Will Not Sacrifice
Liberty for It, Though.
Paris, August 8.-In the course of an In
teryiew with Mr. Kruger. published in
Inc INC Figaro today, the ex president Of the
trGnsYaal said; we have already onco
prSpt SEQ peace directly to Great Britain
ana VIC VIII not rcnew the proposition. All
~ are willing TO give for peace Is money,
y 1feat Britain asks Il. No piife IL q o
70 i've as free nation"
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-08-04
FASTENING TO HER BEDSIDE.

Relatives Of the Dowaaer Empress Fred
erick Are Becoming Alarmed.
Cronberg, Germany, August 3.-Emperor
williams resolve TO hasten here is due 70
the fact that the Dowager Empress Ere.
erick had serious failure Of strength YES.
terday evening. The condition of the dow
aeer empress however, has since improved
ana there is no disposition to anticipate
. snantoiiaN uanger Prof. Renvers the
morrow ~ NNN P"i"Ne ~"
An Emperor Williams children and other
ttIIenlpers OF the royal family, except Prince
Henry OF Prussia, who Is with the German
meet al Cadlz are expected here
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-08-04

MIsHAP TO BATHING PARTY.

Five Were CAUGHT in an undertow and
One Was Drowned
st. Augustine, Fla. August al w.
Adams. one Of bathing party OF 1--WE
people, all we'll known here. was drowned
this evening at South Beach
Major j. w. Sackett Mr.. Adams, H. B.
w GODDARD Mrs Sackett and Miss Florence
Woodward were caught in the undertOw be-
Yond the breakers BY the assistance OF a
number Of people IN the surf and on the
beach four We're rescued, two Of them ex-
hausied and unconscious. Mr.. Adams was
drowned.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-08-04
Will MoT REpREsENT soHLEY.

General Mandersons Present Duties Are
Too Exaoting.
Omaha, Neb.. August g. General Charles
L. Henderson declines taking charge of
Admiral Schleys case before the court of
Inquiry at Washington, because of the
eNacting nature of his duties as attorney
for the Burlington railroad. Gen raj Man-
derson and Admiral Schley are OF friends
The admiral visited General Mande son In
this city some time ago.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-08-04
RESTING oil Fuel,

Palestine, Texas August 3-The Inter
national and Great Northern road, which is
making tests here with fuel oil on its en-
gines, seut one OF the oil burners out with
the passenger train TO Lougvlew today
Tho engine Is No. 2t3 one OF the new ones
recently received by the road. Experiments
were made with the engine and the oil lu
tho yards here yesterday and both worked
entlrely satLstaetorN.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-08-04
STRIKE.

The conference between the officials
of the steel trust aud representatives Of
the strikers failed 10 reach an agree
ment and the night was declared on to
finish.
There was much excitement. bat no
serious trouble in Knoxville, Tenn,
growing cut Of the street-car strike.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-08-04
Damane IN Galveston.

Galveston, Texas, August About 1;25
O'clock this morning a fire broke ont IN the
office of Or. II. Bell ON Market street
hetNee Twentieth and Twenty-hrst. The
FIRE was confined 10 the Office but con
siderable damage was done. The office
h2 tues were completely destroyed ard the
oftce WAS completely Quilted. The loss
will exceed 500
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-08-04
RAILROADS.

The commission has taken up the
matter Of oil rates in open hearing; the
coal meo are having much 10 say. The
matter went over until Monday.
The third Tuesday In each month will
be set apart for open hearing by the
commission.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-08-04
sErrLEMENT sgEMs RgMoTe.

Situation in San francisco Is still IN
promising.
san francisco, August IA settlement
Of the lsbor trouble IN this city seems very
remote tonight. The efforts OF Mayor Phc
Ian 70 bring the employers association ana
the City Front Federation together has
thus FAR been without result The labor
council has placed itself In a position TO
extend the strike aud II no peace basis
IL established before Monday that body
VIII assume control with the power OF
calling out every union 10 the city inyolv-
ting nearly 10000 men.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-08-04
-r-7Ar~@'wyw~r Evu.ew +,


'sasen WHO will strike as soon as called
Inc following is a complete let Of the
70 be Involved:
AMERICAN SHEET STEEL coMPANY.
Union Anlls-IG,ooo Men.
Cambridge works, Cambridge, Ohio.
Canton works Canton, Ohio.
SnArlers works, Carnegie, Pa.
Gofning works, Dresden, Ohio.
Falcon works, Niles, Ohio.
Hyas Park works, hyde Park, Pa.
Lautman works, Paulton, Pa.
Midland works, Muncie. Ind.
phia Ohio.
PIiaua works, PIqus, Ohio,
Reeves works, Canal Dover, Ohlo.
scottdale works, Scottdae Pa.
efuthers WORKS, Struthers, Ohio.
a As'p q -s WaNhs works bridgeport Ohio.
Nonunion Mliis-900O Men
apollo works. Vandergrlft twenty seven
Klrkpstriek. Lelchburg, six mills.
Old Meadow, Seottdale, ak mills.
saltsourg works, three mills
AMERICAN I'm PLATE COMPANY.
Union Works %, 600 Men.
American works. Elwood. Ind. twenty
Anderson works Anderson, Ind. seven
Atlanta works, Atlanta, Ind six mills.
banheld works, lrondale Ohio, four mills
Beaver works Lisbon, Ohio seven mills.
'canonsburg works, Canonsbiug, Pa. i've
champion works, Muskesou, Mich, eight
Chester works, Chester W. Va. four
mills.
mills lbeing dlsmantledl.
Crescent works Cleveland, Ohio, six
Cumberland works, Cumberland. Nd. nye
csnbridge works, Cambridge Ohio, six
Eiwood works. Elwood city, Pa, Ea
mills
Great Western works, Joliet H.. four
Mombert works. corneIylus Pa, six
Igendalc works, Middietown, Ind six
i" Johnston works, Johnston. Pa. two mills.
Ia Belle works. Wheeling w. Va, ten
Langhlln works, Martins Ferry, Ohio,
fourteen mills adding eight morel
Monongahela works Pittsburg, Pa, four
I'M Nso Ss,,1ss works Gas city, Ind. s.Ds
81 Newcastle works. Newcastle. Pa. two
Psiitisburg works, New KenaIpgtOA. "a,
Reeves works Canal Dover. Ohio. Hlr
: fSs;nanso works, Newcastle. Pa. thirty
"': Star works. PittsburE. Pa, eight ruliis.
seven r Nonun,ou Ani-oeoo Men.
Z The only nonunfcn tin plate naill Is Ae
s e Mgasgs s fH.rlfyaF CON- S2 men .r.
Union Aills aooc MeA
Fgfnter DILL x !. ,si
clhxk paliis '7''Asl W
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-08-04
Extenslon Of rerms Agreed To.

Cologne, August 8--AeeordIng to the
Cologne Gazette negotiations were CON
eluded hero today by which the members
o. me unwrought iron syndicate agrees TO
~ extension OF the terms now Ia force un-
" me end OF 1902. The Hoesch Iron and
steel works and the Deutsch, Kaiser aud
hnenish Steel companies, which had hlther-
Is, 70 Stood out against an agreement, joined
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-08-04
Kentucky cron namane.

Frankfort. Ky. August 3,The report OF
the state agricultural bureau up TO August
/ shows the following loss In crops due TO
recent drouth;
Corn IS per cent; hemp 81 tobacco 2e
per cent
small grain was upiuiurod, but fruit was
considerably damaged
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-08-04

DOMESTIC.

Michael Davitt the prominent Irish
nationalist arrived In New York.
Twenty-Five election officers in Chi
cage were indicted.
Governor Longino Of Mississippi said
he would insist on the Carrollton lynch
ers being punished.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-08-04
ooMPLIcArIoNs HAvE ARIsEN.
Contractors Protest Against Removal Of
Dry Dock from Havana,

ContAotors Protest AnaINst NemoVaT q
Dry Dock from Havana.
Washington. August IA complication
has arisen IN connection with the recent
acquisition by the navy department OF the
big floating dry dock now In Havana har-
bor. Contractors who dredgsd out the har-
Dor where The dock lias to depth sufd
ward with claim of $1,000 which they
mold should be paid before The government
rs allowed 20 remove the dock from Ha-
there 81 an equity In this claim, the con-
tractors must nave recourse TO the span
Ism government for the dock was IN lis
Possession when the dredging was done.
The attorney general Will have TO pass
upcu the case.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-08-04
Government on the Lookout.

Washington August alt is stated
authority tonight that unless the Venezuela
Colombian imbroglio grows more serious NO
measures beyond those already taken viii
be instituted to protect American interest,"
In that country. For the present. at nm
rate, the government Will content itsal
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-08-04

DR.. Leyds denied that mr. Kruger
would go 70 St. Petersburg,
Beers re-entered Barkley, west dis
trict OF Cape Colony.
Kruger said the Beers were willing
10 purchase peace. hut would never
sacrifice their liberty for It.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-08-04
SPORT.

The summer meeting at BrightcA
Beach closed
Warren Lewis, a widely known sport
Ing man, committed suicide.
Candiras Defoya, Ute Indian, broke
the worlds sprinting record for 100
yards, covering 1t In 8 seconds fat.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-08-04
COMMERCIAL.

Heavy clearances OF wheat caused an
advance aud other cereals also improved
IL price.
Prices of stocks drif;ed aimlcssly.
Cotton showed little change either In
New York or New Orleans.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-08-04
Election Officers Indioted.

Chicago, August s,-Indietments agains;
twenty-five judges and clerks of election for
making false canvass and return Of the
votes cast last fall fer county commission
or were returned 70 the grand jury TODAY.
Gross fraud Is suspected In certain sections
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-08-04
PhIIIppine count MartiaIs.

Washington, August s-court martinls
are 10 be held in Manila on Lieutenant
Preston Brown and Captain Francis p
Fremont Second infantry. The lieutenant
Is Gceused OF killing a native who refused
e. recover the body OF soldier from the
river, The charges against Captain Free
mtnt are not known yet.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-08-04
80 ~ Onnrnn.

Havana, August S-The Cuban constitu
toual convention today debated the pro,
visions OF the electoral bill for two hours,
when 1t was suddenly discovered that there
were present only twenty members. not
a quorum, and the session was declared
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-08-04
LIVELY DAY IN KNOXVILLE
STREET CAR STRIKE SITUATION re-
CAME INTERESTING.
General Manager OF the Traction Com
pany Tried to Brain an Officer.
Other Disturbances.

Knoxville Tenn, August s.--The iiyellcst
Saturday Knoxville has had In May DAY
growing cus Of the street car strike ended
without any very serious trouble. aitheuen
a. tiIaes Il seemed AZ II mob violence
psnia gain she upaes hAAA WRai ssv
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-08-04
urN1ING ron oTHEE = =.
so.rs Re-sntedos l Csp,

sles mfontein. Orange ,,l.,sspli
gust s.-commanean, .. n' "A.
,I Beers Nest Sps district fSH'l' q e''s '
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-08-04
Roosevelt The Star Attraction.

Colorado Springs, Col August s.--vice
President Roosevelt has been the central
ngure Ia the quarter centennial eelebra-
ton Of the admission Of Colorado to state.
A0e4 which vas sORGlnssa ssaas VIA
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-08-04

many interesting events At 1880 Vice
President Roosevelt received the members
OF his regiment at his hotel and between
il and u o'clock he held general re-
ception, shaking hands with many people
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-08-04
Not Going to s. p''l Z

81 Petersburg Auss' Trsus'. I.
diplomatic agent q s .Ihss ss Z: r q q
here on what he de ~ " iean
s nssoi that Mr.. Krpse'
Petersburg. 4
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-08-04

Kansas City, August s.-The heaviest rain
n several months fell here and throughout
Eastern Kansas tonight. doing great good