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The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-09-30


 There are now about thirty women
 pastors of Unitarian churches in the Limited States. The last addition to their ranks is Miss Estella R. Padg- ham, of Syracuse, who has just been or
 dained in that city, the ordination ser- mon being preached by woman, the Rev. Marie H. Jenney of Des Moines, 1owa, who two years ago was ordained .fn the same church. The sermon was the first one of the kind preached by a woman. Miss Padgham is Smith Col 1ege graduate, and pursued her theo- logical course at the Theological Sem- 1nary in Meadville, Pennsylvania. During the summer she officiated for Miss Jenney in Des Moines. and while engaged in ministerial work there re- lceived call to Perry, Pennsylvania. She will enter upon her duties at once.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-09-30

It is reported that an extraordinary decree has been issued by the Sultan of Turkey to the effect that henceforth Mohammedan women are strictly for Ibidden all kinds of intercourse with European women, to have them in their employ or to come in contact with them in any way. He has been driven to this extremity by the growing in- gubordination of Turkish women to an- scient customs and manners on account of the insidious growth among them of foreign ideas on dress, street manners, and even on female clubs, female suf- 9rage societies and female preachers and teachers. These ideas have been imbibed from European and American governesses, mantau makers, nurses, maids and female doctors who have been freely installed within the sacred precincts of the seraglio. French nov
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-05-18
ON PRfTEX OF MADNESS
Former Sultan of TurkOy UndOrgO-
 ing Marty rdom in Prison

Paris, April 2S-Thc French league of the right soi men has received a letter from the Ottoman liberal com, mittce m ConStautinople appealing to the league Co take up the propaganda for the release of former Sultan Mou, rad who was depoSed August jI, IS70 on the ground of ill health and mental incapacity
 The deposed sultan is undergoing maryrdom in prison at Tchigagln, more than the sutferiugs of the vic tims on the Devils island. He was imprisoned on the pretNt of madness He has not sech a human face except that oi his tailor for twenty-five years nor letter nor a newspaper, nor a book. He is not allowed to leave his rooms and is thus buried m living grave
 The committee urges that ii he is really deranged he should be treated scientifically.
 Senator TrarieuN. president of the league. who was very active in the agi- tation that resulted in the release of Dreyius. has replied. assuring the O.. toman liberal committee of the support of the league and suggesting m appeal othe Turkish government
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-05-18

Roast Duck and Plymouth Rock Chicken at tho Seattle with Famous Rainier BoOr.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-05-18

For Rent and For Sale cards at this office
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-05-18

Roast Duck and Plymouth Rock Chicken at tho Seattle with Famous Rainier Beer.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-05-18
VARIOUS ENTERPRISES
wm Bo In Fur Operation In Few Weeks A Fifty-Hor~s Power Electric Light Plant Is Also Being Installed There

The machinery Is here and as soon 1. tHc .rouuJ Is free from snow and tr. .ura.c tlJWcd out a htilc opera tl.r, ou J large scale wli he com mcuccL
 From twelve t5 fifteen men will bc emrlu,cl Iu summer making brit|- H.r butEue, u White Horse and i"i tr. market m Dawson aud other northern circS
 TM. |, .ac further development Q. .r nIu.tr, that Wa, started u a ,m3'. .., last summer hy j. D Whitney an | N.ure Ar Young hr>t di>cov .-.f c'., suitable ior making rei Ir..N r . h.T west oi town. tic hs r..T .u. tte hu,mc-, oi hricSnaSue anI submitted m, proposition to J. f Nirrc, tn whom 2, lookci good 1> an investment and 1> a result there was
 Lr..l ,lrI soon established lt wa, I.at,J just beyond ,bc N W. M P I.rr.rl, .rI altogether about two hundred thousand bric>, were made before trc ian shut down \ number .. tre-c brick, were used for building chmu,s- u town.
 1Ir Young Sep, on prospecting clay arI .rc day ,u September 1c struck . sample. about a wi.c west 7i where tc hlI made h.> fr-t discovery. that looked wuth superior tn rhc original frt Ilo c>pcr,wcu,ei luI found that h. f.I H quality ui clay Vitb winch tht t.r best rrc hr.ck cou'j hc manu'1c. m-.L lnl ,hcrc Wa, enough %, 10 in -...t tn make brick, to supply tht n..', Yukon territory for year, to com.
 SImr'e bricks were m-'c and sen, fn Dawson. ~..-H.L auI elsewhere In Dawson rlc sample was very much H..r--cf and those who knew any th.r- .hau, brick agreed thlt thr ma. tcr.' ul- just what Dawson Wln..a V. I result tfc owner, ui thc White Horse brick yard have already rccciy- cI several order, from Dawson. and l, Nr Whitney say, there q, enough demand io sight to keep a large staf %. men steadily at work Ju season get trl aut che supply
 lt !, planned t' have thc brick yard m 'uN operation lu two weeks from Jatc
 The first order to be turned out !, '.- T. G Wilson oi Dawson who ., 0. erect a large thrcc-,tory building cher. th., summer
 White Horse Is also Go have 8 build .r1 of brick lt win be a residence ou Lambert street close to che bushes, premise, ior J. D Whitney For this Nr Whitney win usc what i, left ot thc rcd bricks made from thc first clay di,. covered Nork on che foundation ha, already commenced
 Nm electric light plant with a fifty horse power engine and boiler |, to hc installed in White Horse iu short timc \ man from Dawson wa, here ,hc other day booking into rhc propo .,tou and finding it satisfactory has made lrranecmyut, to generate an che electricity ,he people ot White Hor, can want tor h-h.ius purposes and also tor power purpose, The power house V1 be erected or che river bank close .n thc White Horse steam aun jr, Tribune.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-05-18

Mining Blanks at this office.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-05-18

For Rent and For Sale cards at th office.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-05-18
THE WHITE PASS & YUKON ROUTE.

Pacific and Arctic Railway and Navigation Company. British Columbia Yukon Railway Company
 British Yukon Railway Company.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-05-18
nlan.t srcnnd the Motlon.

Father" said the poetcal youth, chow can you behold. unmoyed, the glory of thc autumn woodsf"
 "I don't" replied the old man. "an l move right now that you take this here uN au cue me bout ten cords or wood outeu 'cm. So jerk yer coat an light iuw-Atlanta Constitution
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-05-18
Didn't Look Pro.perous.

He-Weu. Mrs. Smith Is economical anyway. She makes all herown dresses.
 Sh--Ycs. and she looks SO dowdy that her husband can't get a single one of his friends Co lend him any money. Philadelphia Press.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-05-18

The Seattle Saloon is One Place in Skagway which is absolutely for gen tlemen only. and serves Roast Beet and Cheese Sandwiches Day and Night to oatrons tf
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-05-18

Belle of Lexington Whiskey-eight years old-just out of government bond. and Three Crown Diamond Malt Whiskey-strictly pure-at the Seattle Saloon.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-05-18

II you want good work done tele phone No. ITO Automatic, Key City laundry. They take it away and return it in a few hours. u
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-05-18

All kinds of soft drinks and Seattle Export Beer at B. B. Bottling Co.. Fifth ave. opposite Fifth Ave. Hotel
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-08-11
THE WHITNEY COLT WON
GOLDSMITH CAPTURED SPECIAL
SWEEPSTAKES AT SARATOGA.
Jockey Don1iniok Scored with Miss Ben
nett in Fast Time at Harlem Track.
Beat Burnie Bunton a Nose.

Saratoga. n. Y, August 10.-W. c. Whit.
neys 2-year-old colt, Goldsmith. won the
Saratoga special sweepstakes this after.
noon, defeating the champion lilly Of h !
age, Blue Girl by short head The spc
cial Is u purely sporting sweepstakes Inc
owners Of the eight horses that went ia
the post subscribing $1,000 each. wau
those who had entered candidates for tho
race and declined the issue contr bu
$500 each toward the stake The assori
ton added $500 silver cup. The s,a {
was excellent, though only after long
delay. In a close finish Goldsmith tne re
home ahead of Blue Girl Tdc total v In
OF the stake to Mr.. whitney was $1,000.
For the $1,000 rrlyers stake for 3yenr.
olds, Chuctuuda was fnVorite, bul he was
never prominent Blues, an extreme ouf
slider; Won from Dublin by scant n ii
length -
Seven furlongs -Bellario. Belle NJ
ngtQn, His Eininence. Time 100 "A
Selling mile and seventy yards-Dr ma
die Hammock, Alfred Vargraye. Time
1:4s -.
Saratoga special for 2-year-olds Owe ana
half furlOngs- Goldsmit H. Blue Girl A
ter Man. Time, OS 1-5.
The Irayers' stake. mile and furlorg
Blues, Dublin, The Parader. 4 ne
Selling Eve and a half furloups la,
Magner' Honolulu, Emma A. NJ. rim
siile and furlong King Bramhls Can,
brian. Time, l;59 40 Two Etarters.l
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-08-11
WEATHER AND CROPS.

Following are weather reports Nh,
by The local West~n Union osles !,
6 y. m. Saturday.
Austin, Eagle Lake, Flatonh. Esx
Hampstead, Covert. clear and M =.
Taylor Partly cloudy ana hot
Glddings and Nictona.--Clear Ant ~
daalnc and Cuero. Partly clogiy &
hot I
l,ryan, Lufkiu and Naeogloches -Cls,i
MAn0f.-Cloudy and cool.
McScow.-Partly cloudy.
Wharton. Clear
Gonzales, Gonzales County, Te,n lrr.
10.-Public Weigher Potts has nx,l
and weighed ninety bales Of new cai,r
date. Cotton is coming in soTiy, hE d
or three weeks Of such WEATHER IL mii
having now will cause the bps . ~
ard open very fast The crop 4 u,
dame ged by weeVll and dron,h
Iovelady, Houston County Texs lid
10 Stree the last report the co,toi q
Throughout this section has bee5 n, 4
lefst 30 per cent short Of last years n
on account of rust" or ehoaey ",
cal sed by the recent rains. fgi5Faff
hot. dry weather Many farmers eiz 4
he cut one-half, 4 great deai'oi ass|
ten has thrown on all the yonng fazi
great many Young hollis and 81 tAp ~
leaving nothing but u few boli q
bare stalk
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-08-11
IoYcE REAcHEs eoTHAM.
If the Giants Continue to Lose, "Scrappy
Bill' VIII Depose DAVIS.

II the Giants Continue to Lose, "Scrappy
Bill" VIII Depose DAVIS.
New York, August S. "scrappy BIN"
Joyce arrived here this morning ana i'm
Reduiely went downtown TO confer with
tue management OF the New York cmE
about assuming the management Of the
Giants.
"a come by request" said Joyce, land
am ia a position to accept the manage.
mem q the team ~ a proper offer Is made
ue. Z VIII HOi play any self Ia any event.
/ ain not IN condition and have been too
loHs out Of the game, But : believe / am
as as Wel equipped MS l ever was 70
h9nd.e team and get an the work cut
% inHm that any one can. / do not know
ist what oifcr Mr. Freedman or MS repre-
sentauVos win make me but ! assume Il
WI ~ talr one or they would not have
lnAltd me TO take a useless trip from ST
Louis here, As soOn as joyce reached the
oHise OF me club he, Secretary Knowles
mud FrcI Hoey went into secret session.
w tesplt WAS given ont by MIR. Hoey as
"fhere win be nothing done al present,
tcoiSe Davis Will continue 20 manage the
team. but ne has been told that n the
team has another slump or demorali1ed
sircas he would be deposed and Joyce put
n MS place as manager, Meanwhile, we
nave made a proposition 10 joyce. so II
tae team losee, Davis goes; " Il wins, ne
STAYS -
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-08-11

sroS,.a. ~, az ~ ,orsA.. cert al
~ ~, 49,. 80. -. a. yr,,ted
60, -. - -',sn
.-s
v%n.... Al. 80. ~ 49, osn
.ra,' go, ~, 49, - -, ac,aos@,n a..
,ans,n -a,,ar ~ .,s,,s $1,000 y..n,
~ I >, $500,
ssa,ts,1a .,,,.,.ra,,,. ~, ,ho ve,eral
$500, I'm 49, -. 80,
~ ,,,".. :, ,,.,,sa,.. on,. ,,u, M ont
~ : se,hh,,ro M t1y6e part report thnt
~ s,en .ra .s,,e ~ sfeei rornoration.
s.,tsa or,,.-ss ,hronred tho streets OF
Mig oe.nars dyri,,e ne night ana sentiment
VAS larecIv Win the strikers. The plan TO
start az gndcnentient plant TO take the
ploce of the Dc Wees wood mill seems to
he snnroved hv popular sentiment.
when me general strike edlct OF Presi-
dent n j eshafer OF the Amalgamated as.
eoclstIon went INTO effect tonight every
min ~ the National Steel company. the
Federal steel company and the National
Tube company, for which the union scale
had heretofore been signed, became nom
union Upon the entrance of the Repub-
lican mill OF the National Tube company on
the South side tonight WAS posted:
"Notce-This mill win start nonnnion
Monday morning
Joseph Refers, superintendent
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-08-11
In WAS A GOOD GAME.
The Firemen Were Defeated, but
There Was No Disgrace ID II.
THEY PLAYED HARD BALL THROUGHOUT
An Unusual Error Was Responsible for
the One Run that the Visitors
Got ard the Victory.

The international and Great Northern
team or Palestine defeated the Bremen
yesterday In the hest game TINT has BE n
played In Houston for several years. Tie
score was ! 70 . aud The only run scored
was the result OF an uuusual error by
Willie Wells, who was subbing Tor lie
Clair. who could not get OF. In the third
inning after White had been put ont e
first on RaGertys good throw Go Mackey.
Pendleton was dead-headcd GO hrBt, y
nolds hit safe to short right teid aud
Wells booted the ball under the bleachcrs
and Pendeton clrcled the bases, Reynolds
going to third, whore he remained, ths
next two giving easy chances After that
the visitors never had chance 10 count,
only one Of them getting as far as second
The Bremen had their best chance 60 score
in the first inning. Ollre got clcau hit
to left and took SECOND on u Wild p.fth,
Mockey was passed To first ana born N
advanced base ON another Wlu ptlcA "n9
things looked promising put htelA3,, d'u
Faung struck out. staples and " IA
both pitched gilt-cdgc ball ana poin r
celved splendid backing IRON their tenn
mates The bright particular star OF ne
game was Dutch f9uug ON thltd. II
knocked down several hits ana lhfeW the
runners out at first aud made the On
TWO buse hit of the game. inc croMd
cheered him repeatedly Tor his hfil n
fielding. Homer Chiidress caugnt me ut7t
game OF his life. In the fourth lnnns
Gray trieu 10 steal second ana child esf
rallied him by ten feet. RMS was the oAiy
attempt 10 steal % base during the game
All OF the hremcn played their positions
we'll anu played fast snapgy ball n
the way through the game MaOuey made
the star play for palpAtine--a long rum
Mug catch OF Ollre's foul fly, The same
teams play again mis- arternoou u u
Staples, Who pitched such great bail yes
terday, viii again DC, on the hTng li3e Tor
the Bremen. Con Lucid viii pitch tor
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-08-11
OF ToDAY's IMPORTANT NEWS.
STATE.

Fort Worth gets both the Armour ana
the swift packerics.
Only two deaths occprfed at Calves
ton during the past Neek
The gun case az Galveston has been
compromised fs
Recent rains have materially bettered
the outlook for the Jefrerssn county
rico crop
Two horse thieves well barricadrd
killed special deputy and drove on
posse in fight near Fort Worth.
The Matagorda county barbecue and
rice cnrnlyal Is to be held Angst =.
sherman Indies have threatened TO
Notlouizc any saloon doing business on
sunday
The contract for building the eph 'ptlf
asylum at Abilene has been let
Nearly an delinquent corporations
have paid their franchise tax.
safe blowers made good haul n ar
Palestine
4 petition IA being circulated tsking
that the Confederate home be enlarged.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-08-11
Chickens Are Scarce.

from the reports made by hunters who
have been out since the prairie chicken
season opened, the birds are very scarce
tH, year This Is only the natural result
" ;he efforts at determination which have
been made Of recent years and it is prob
d1dc c,ass II is pity, too, for they We're
o. game birds gamey. But there is no
help foi II now; they are too far gone
for the Eve-ycar close season To be Of any
great avail, And even IL there were such a
Ian II is doubtful II there would be any
enforcement of IT, It is a notorious fact
.A1t the present game laws are dead let
lows Saye with those who voluntarily OBJ
serve them
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-08-11

Isle Of Wight, August 20 In compliance
with King Edwards wishes the race for
the Kings cup was sailed today. Emperor
Williams yacht Meteor had the adYantage
or the start. She WAS Followed bv fbe
: elnder, the Britannia tKlng Edwards oil
aarfO and the RoEelle. The Meteor led
throughout. The Yachts finished az foi.
lows Meteor 2lS;35; Britannia 2:ee 81.
. las Leenass won on cine allowances. rne
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-08-11
THe SHAMROCK EXpEcTEp.
Yacht May Reach the American Port at
ANY Hour

New York, August 1o-shamrock II is
now hourly expected. She left Gourock on
the Clyde ON July % and i've days after.
ward dropped anchor at the Azores after a
run Of 1890 miles. This was an average
OF 260 miles day ana VITA favorable con
dwions promises an early finish of the re-
maning 1000 miles 70 this port
As soon as she reaches port She viii be
which mas preceded her. viii be inst5lie6
Men VIII be set 10 work Mt once and Il
will not remove her trayel-staiHed clothes
aud repiGce them with the hne raiment In
which Sir Thomas aud his advisers hope
She viii succeed In bringing away the cup.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-08-11

st. Louis, August 1O.--Lunar and Nearest
we're the only winning fayorites at Delmar
Park today.
Seven furlongs. selling Empyreal, Two
Armies, Diaz. Time 1914.
Five furl0ngs-ONa, Mamie English,
Attelle. Time 1:03A
Seven furlOngs-Nellie Helmuth, Miss
Theresa, Syncopated sandy. Time ] :S09i.
Six and a half furongs-Ve rify, Jim
Clark Charles G.. Time %.
Nile and sixteenth-Lunar, Meddlesome,
Lord Neville. Time 1909.
Seven furlongs- Nearest, Sweet Dream,
Schuell Laufer. Time ;2S&.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-08-11
Clay Bird Shoot a. olivs.

Olive. Texas August TO- A clay hlrd
shoot o. twenty-five birds each from IN
known angles was shot on this morning a
~ o'clock The shooters were Colonel L.
NJ. Williamson o. Fort Bend county w
Of Hardin county. At the close OF the shoot
the score man announced the followlne
sC0re; l.. NJ. Williamson "a, W. H. Rail-
eHs u, +, w. sternenherg b. Arrangc
moglts are being made Tor another shoot In
the early part OF September Mr.. IL 4
Mcdonald and Prof. G. s Pyle viii ala
gafElelpale 10 the coming shoot both being
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-08-11
MINE WORKERS IN LINE.
Executive Board Endorsed Action Of the
Analgsmated Association.

Indianapolis Ind, Algust 1G.-The ex
ecntire board Of the United Mine Workers
recognized the steel strike. At noon O
resolution setting ont the causes OF the
strike, indorslng the action OF the Anal
s. mated association pedgng the support
Of the United Mine Workers and calling
on President Gompers to call a meeting Of
the presidents and secretaries Of all bodies
connected with the American Federation OF
Labor to meet and devise plans OF aiding
the strikers was adopted. Copies were
sent to President shafrer and President
Gompers.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-08-11

The state stenographers association
will meet in Houston August 23 ana -.
Judge Allen refuses to Interfere with
the discretionary power Of the sheriff
In permitting prisoners under his Gus
tody to he interviewed by counsel.
The Mack Stewart case up again. Or.
Ii"nosh gets concurrent resolution
through the Legislature
The italians, Marcello charged with
killing Liverl to have preliminary
herring Tuesday.
II. G. Hemmerlng Killed by a Gal
weston, Houston and Henderson train
south Of Harrisburg,
movement on foot to build n new
hotel in Houston.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-08-11
WEsTeRNERs IN sYMPArHY.
Twelve Thousand Men in Kansas City
Will Aid Strikers.

Kansas City. August l0.-Twelye thou
sand men in Kansas City stand ready to
asst the Amaleamaied association In it's
night against the United States steel cor
pogatloE with not only moral and financial
support, hut, II necessary, and the order
is forthcoming It is said that this army
Of men Is ready to strike in sympathy
wth the steel strikers
President Gompers OF the American Fed
S'"uVn VI Linot mHtS tne isuoI iSau N
couNiry asking for expressions regarding
tht future movement OF the American Fed
erat'oJ, The Industrial council comprising
thtlc delegates from every labor union in
Kansas City VIII meet tomorrow and de
cl0e on the definite action To be taken
by The local unions in support OF the Anal
ganated association.
Lorai contractors refuse to undertake
any sort OF construction work necessitating
tAs use OF iron and steel material without
q strike clause In the contract.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-08-11

The whitney colt Goldsmith won the
special sweepstakes worth $4,000, at
Saratoga.
Miss Bennett. ridden by DomInlck.
covered six frrlongs IN 1;12 3-5, the fast
esq time made ON the Harlem track this
season.
At Houston, the International and
Great Northern baseball team Of Pal
estine won a game from the local Fire.
men On score of ] to o.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-08-11
scHLEYs COUNSEL ARRIVES.

Jere M. Wilson viii Probably Conduct
the Case of the Admiral.
New York, August 10,-Jere NJ. Wilson
Of Washington, who will probably conduct
the case of Admiral schley before the court
# inquiry, arrived this evening on the
American line steamship st. Lotus. He
said: II have received cablegram from
my dear friend Admiral Schley in regard
to his case, and II is more than probable
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-08-11
FAST TIME ON HARLEM TRACK
Jockey Domlnlok Forced Miss Be,,.,
Home in Hurry.

9VOKey IomlnlcK forced Miss Bennel-
Home in Hurry.
Ch'cfgo, August 10-Miss Bennett ,aa
70 70 tayoItte, IN the third race AZ uo-
Ion this afternoon was forced to RIM IN.
six fElcngs IN 1872 3-5 TO beat Burnle an,
ton nose. This Is the fastest time for ~
dissance made on local tracks tbis so,--l
TIE race today was clearly a vicfor,. sS ~
20 KEY nommlck and not Miss Be5nd,V,
~ icde z wonderful race at tho nn5
sle. seemed hOpelessly beaten. "nei
Tine l:l34-5. NVaa Dlap
=, anr ana = half furlongs- MadI. Nah
wynn, Hoodwink. Tine ~. ~aof'
SIX trrl0ngs- Miss Bennetf. Rurn,. ~
TON sam Fnllen. Time LAP 35 "uN
sHile and sixteenth--srhe Pride -,
StrAkhmore. Silurian. Time ls46 9.s hAui
Aiis-Six Shooter, HENRY Bart, ca.rl.,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-08-11
CUBAN ELECTORAL Law
Is to Be Amended il Details y \

CO0NenUON
Havana. August i0,--At the nFtrs'
the Cuban constitutional coareHil'l
project was approved TO amend iTis
of The electoral blll clause 2 CON
that voters In the Hayans pro1as
vote for twenty-seyen senatoHsl =
In Santiago and Santa Clara fG ps.
In AIatanzas for sixteen; ~ PlnsI 4
for thirteen. and in raerto FancF
eleven and also that . spnalersl sH'
can vote for four spnatofs The nsa. 4
number Ia eaca province. lhe s,N WI (, h
inally provided that an eleeIoi SS7
for but three out Of -four Fepassh
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-08-11
7Is0 Stimulus
Of Pure Blood

That Is what is required by every
organ Of the body, for the proper per-
Torrance Of It's functions.
1t prevents bIliousness, dyspepsia,
constipation. kidney complaint. rheu-
matism. cataTh. nervousness. weak
ness. faintness. pinples. blotches, and
all cutaneous eruptIens.
II perfeets all the vital processes.
w. p Keston. Woodstock. Ala, took Hoods
UarsapnsfIla 10 make his blood pure. He
wsitek that he had not felt well but tired Tor
nofne sine. Before ks had fnlshed the hrst
bostis Of this medicine Ne felt better and
whan ~ hnd taken the second was like
ansshsr maa ~ fsss from that tired feeling
aAa shle 70 Dc bis wssk-
MeOd's SaFsSapaS'ifEa
PromIsss 70 cure and keeps the
prsmiss. Accept no substitute. but
set isspSs to-day.