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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1901-01-04

Trains marked Daily.
Trains marked Daily except Sunday.
Buffet narlor cars on trains l07 and los
'leveland Division and trains 3, 4, 7 and
; Toledo Division.
Meals In carte.
parlor car seats, % cents. any distance
H. J. BOOTH. Gen. Tfc. MGR. Cleveland
f. B. COOLIDGE, G. p. A, Cleveland.
II. w. LAWSON, Ticket Agent, Canton,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1901-01-04

c. T. & v. North South
canton & Cleveland. '5:4o a M. $40 y m
valley juno. & Clev..+ S:15 a m. =" 5:H D IN
valley June. q Clev.'-12:Q1 M. 1908 p m
Valley juno. & Clev..- 4:19 D m. - 9:i1 m
valley juno. & Clev..s 740 y m sell 40 p m
70 valley Junction. .620 a m
Trains arriving in Canton at S:4d u. IN
ard 11;4O p. m. lay over here.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1901-01-04

FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE-Farm of
100 acres, 1h miles north of Bolivar.
GOOD buildings, running water, beauti-
ful location.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1901-01-04

FOR RENT-Part OF fourth floor of the
News-Democrat building. Suitable for
a bindery or engraveTS Apply to busi-
less Office of the News Democrat
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-02-06
SDuOujgnanb

) ct mt lille 9ldo, iom ub9ipes at
en- 1%ensborgit 8oetrbtter unber ben
Qamle 3itel for ct banTt 8lab,
y5lensburger 3eitung", inbes fol
genbe Rpiis:
.efter bbab Der tr meobelt os fra
beoite 9ilbe, omgaas ben tpite Siege
ring meo ben plan, paa ct puntt at
forene bper 10 observation-disclosures, en-
inf % en- frenmeo Stats, Sioe ON
She. efter Torlp6eube fal faalez
oes ben tnite 8oloftation / 9oiens
BRACES iammen meo ben oanfte og
hbttes til 8amorup pao bonit gruno.
0tnne Srbning piI6e babe Ill 5elge.
at omtrent ID tpIte Gmbebs= % Sc
Itiainqsm6nb meb btres 6omilier
oiloe blibe tDungne til at finite til
0anmorf. Won ben enonu itabia
Iaare truenbe t1ite Gag / 9orbless
big tan bare tient meo, at Der fratas
9es ben iaa mango tDfie elementer2
gi bare tnbnu life Seirsn iaa fat /
69nberne. al ri meb lei 6ierte tunne
taale 3abtt at Ct b~etDbeliot 4ntal
gooe Stetter / &dmpen mob Danits
beben."
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-02-06

at bape siort i'm qIigt. 5 @irtetigs
beben bapbe ban giprt mere. 6dn
tunoe 10 iad gobt babe iparet ale fine
Quitrengelfer.
Bag efter Itpnbte ban iig neb / 89lz
oeren og giorbe 6pr unoer Central
pdrmeapparatet.
- 5erneoe fra msbte Der omiioer
ben isgenbe 9roDlt ct 9pslter. Sg
oa propiten tom nGrmere. iaa ban
Ringeren FIRE paa bet traftiaite.
Ulen hpab Der oerefter tiloroa fig
menem gropftsn og Rinaeren | ben
goe Strife mibt ON Yatten, Ttune Ri
labe bore 2afsre t9nte fla til, al ben
Stunb pi life peo BET.
Rimeliqt sr bet 10 imiolertib. at
gropiten bar Ipurst, bpoo alt bette
ituloe betboe pqa ct faaoant 3ibss
punt at 0egnet. Og bet ii9es for
beitemt, at Ringeren mar bapoe fact
ct Slaqtilfplbe, ba ban erfdreoe, at
9lotten par ct oa life ipb.
Sort efter iaa man BAN. meo ben
lille Qn9te / 6adnoen pberit neb Ilaoet
bane fig 8ei mellem WienneI tene noe
paa annbbelen os foripinoe opre PAD
ben anben Sibe @doen.
Wlen inbe pda YolitiItationen
itob man nu % fortlarebe De talrige
8ibebeg9rligs, Der pebbleo at inbfns
be ia, at man bdboe nrinaet Sulen
ub". 90 uoenfor f%ortaIte en- getient
bet FANNIE til bet Der foriamIeoe
9ubIitum.
Del bapbe man funbet poa for at
berolioe 5olt, itsnt man pda bette
3iospuntt pibIte bebre 8eifeb.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-02-06

pet forinoen 2anbgangen / Qmerifa
% aaereoe tilbageienot meo Damp
tibet .Staotenoam" til ROTTERDAM,
bbor ban efter 9lntomiten bill bliDe
anbolot % oerefter uoleoeret til be
oanIte Wpnoi96eoer.
paa S%orgtorbet / 8bbenbabn er
MAJ for 2ioen betpFti9st meo at OPP
fere Den m9gtige 5orbebal, Der ftdl
tunne rumme 1900 areaiurer. Mus
rene ere ausreoe Ell gobt Stntte oper
Sorben. Eli Gfteraaret itdl 9ors
pebaqen ftau f9rbig.
De- nnanla9te tore GrporsIaeteri
for areaturer / 5rqoeritsbapn er
bleptt aabnet. Oct ital erportere Ssz
BET til lorge os Roroz6nglano.
DE- tb1e Wpnbigbeoer bar paa
9amorup Station uole0eret ben
flngtenoe Bart fra Mejlbor9 / Aars
bus, Garl Gisrling.
Den boQanbTte 9onful / 9ebens
barn. 6r. pon 6aarit er, efter bpao
pi erfare, 6leben uonGDnt til bondnolt
0eneraltoniul / Ddnmart.
3 Qars Subilqum Iom gbrdaoss
meolem feirebes forIeoen At 8dntoi=
reftsr / Ribe e. Sdisrrina, Der / 4nz
leoninq al Subil9et blep lptenItet al
gpraaoet. Som Gormano / 5dttigs
ubpalqet % Iom Meolem al Stoles
Commissioner % Stoleuobalaet bar
ban uofert ct fort og omfattenoe Or
6sioe / aommunens 9ieneite. 5or
gDens NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. fom for
Den tetniite Stple bar ban / en- lang
4arratte b9ret 6ormano.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-02-06
dttERN 4Hs1-1 1T
2NlxEf{S
~J
9pjifOlen % SOriuaret.

= : lGngere lib bar Der blanbt 6siz
rolelGrere pg Oficerer b9ret n 5orz
i%tuaelie al, al Oa begge Barter bar
meo ben bpfsne mdnolige llngooms
llbOannelfe at gre. matte Der bare
Smraaoer, hbor ct Samarbeioe til
9elo for llngoom og oerigsnnem for
S9orelan6et par muligt. 0enne 5orz
i%taaelie fsrte til en- Sammentomit:
6trib ben l. December 1900.
Rerp9renDe bar:
Seiitolel9rerne Sac. 4ppel, Qitob;
8al8lep, ubberup; 89gmeiter 9enots
fen, 8alefiloe; 9rincf : 9asIen, 3uz
ne; gaitor grlun, 9e0ring; YaItor
Sob. Glaufen, 8onsilo; 9rofesIor
9oul Ia @our, QItop; &. Dam. grsz
berup; @rgnpa1o : Niellen. 9eitbirf;
6immelftrup, 8altrup; Selge 6oz
ftrup, Rb; a%riitenIen : Ranoers. 0ls
lerup; Sens 9uno, 8eiItrup; Or.
Rerregaarb, 3eitrup; q. 9eberien,
9aoelunb; Qifreo 9onfeu. Rnslinae;
s.. &oienodI. qnnebb; Quopig Shrs=
Der, 4ltob; % 8. gintber, 8rabetrolz
Ieborg, % Sfieererne: Oberft 9aur.
Gum; 0beritlBitnant 4rel 9arIen
% &ii6nel; aommanbsrerne Witb
% S6ouitrup; Ritmefter Bale;
&aptoinerne 8ertbelien, Guis Bol6.
8. 9ablerup, Ginning : geterlen. q.
e. 2pmbolt, 9lom, S9ouboe % I'm
bolm Iamt Observation-Disclosures Com
bolt, &. gaitonier, 0uus og 9. 5.
Bang.
9enne Sorfamling bar enig ON, at
Der bsr birtes for at oette "a ftnrte
3iQiosforbolDet melem 8efoltningen
% SGr og 5laabe. 90 %oberorog til Ct
llooalg af fremtomme meo planer /
benne 4etning. llbbalget, ION be
ftaar at 6giItoleforftanoerne 9riitenz
fen : 3anbers, Qlfreo Qonlien %
&ofenoal FAINT 0berit Gum, 0bertz
letnant Qrel 9arien, &ommanber
S9ouItrup og 8aptajn Dablerup,
bar fornbliq famlet / &sbenbabn %
peotng at birte for:
y Qf6olOelie at 5oreOrag af 6eiftos
Iem9nb / milit9re &reoIe og at
STicerer / 6siftoletreoie;
q u0breoelIe at Smaaifrifter;
81 at ItaTe nngre 9sfaIingsm9nb al
Scr og 6laabe 2eiligbep til Sp=
bolo paa 9sifoIer.
5oreoragene ftal bore egneoe til at
bGtte % itprfe rationale og humane
Snteresier, meben8 9artipolitit %
&gitation bolbes uoe. ibet bet ertens
bes, at ben eaentlige 5orfparsia9 fun
fan orbnes af ben lOpgibenbe Magt.
SbuO Der er fdgt ON Soreorogene,
geloer oglaa ON Smaaitrifterne.
blanbt bbilte man bar tGntt at OBJ
tage t.. Sis. Q~f6anolinger at u. ..
Sprsenfen, Sm 9%unftbiItorie, at
SrOeIs 2uno. og Bort 5Olt / 1864.
at &arl 9arien.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-02-06
alotfttlang ueS IiOnatstib

qatten til B.. 13. T. ID. tilorog ia
en- %eienoommelig oanoelie paa 6rez
b%eritsberg.
aloften manqIeoe Ct goarter / ct,
"a 5reoeritsberg airtes alotte pIuos
IeliQ beopnote at IDos. De bumpe
Malmtoner jog qabolageis 8eboere
op at oeres Senqe. Ipsralt trpttes
Deg 4nfqterne mob Ruosrne. % /
tile unoren ipeioebe ginene fra be
famine Ruoer / 8etnina At 9irten,
6porfra 9lotteflangen bkb beo at
ione. % bbor MI en- iior Del Wennez
Ter bsQ9note at iamle ia for meo
bbiifenoe Stemme at orefte meb bpere
andre, bnab Der bel tunbe p9re 4ns
lebninoen iii benne alotteringning
oeb Wiouatstibe.
meningerne bar 10 bette. men alle
par eniqe ON, at &lottetonerne braote
guo ON en- for 6abrelanoet pistig,
moaIfe itGbneioanger. g%egipenbeo.
aun forunbreoe bet, at &irtetlotters
ne / Gsben6opn ioa life ogina be-
qnnbte at tone. Den iibite SmitGns
eiqbeo gap entelte 4%nlebRing til al
lisne paa, at Der par Speeelier /
3aarnet oeroppe. 90 oisfe tnteIte
mite.
Snart ftormebe Iolt ben n9rligs
qenoe golitifdtion for muliQbis Der
At faa ct giorog til 8aabens Gsss
nina. ga fra a0e Ganter, ierlia
Gorl1felIesteoerne Der enonu lite
fonen / goliHdtionen5 9ontor nf
folfeoe, ringsoe bet paa 3elefonen al
famine let forildrli9e @runb.
men 0perbetjenfen tunoe ingsn
geffeb Qipe. Denne natli9e Slottez
ringning bar en- lige iaa flor 9aabe
for BAN ielD.
Qoole britigs Mennefter preDebe
paa at tomme inb / Sirten. men Der
bar laaiet al.
Ga linens bleb alotfen oppe /
8aarnet peb at tone bsjlobt uO oper
Omeenen til aIe Wennefers 5or@
unbrinq % til noqles lenli9e Qngit.
gropIt Glabn, Tom bar I'm 8olig
tat oeo &irten, bar imiolertib ogiaa
bleben Dqftet beo alottertngningsn.
Uleo en- Slaabrot taitet ON zig be-
eab ban Iig inb | 8irfen.
Uen / famine 2jeblit foritummsbe
9lottens 9DO, og ost par umuligt for
prooIien al 0poage noaen / 3ddrnet.
Sci BAR iuure mpitiit altIammen.
Og bog git bet nogsnlunoe naturs
ligt til.
qige oberfor, poa ben anoen Sice
8nnooelen, Dor 9ingeren. 9an bar
81. q. ben Opodbe at ringe ! Sirfes
taarnet bper Worgen fra 81. 81 til
ST. Z. S9 ban ct en- me9et pdaiioes
fig manb.
8 8irsbogs aftes git ban / Sens
beo 9s3iben og foo inb. 0a ban
oaagneb. op igen, mente ban, bet bar
/ WoraenitunOen. 5an itreg en-
8qnb[fif % Iod pan lit lr. Oct bite
efter bans 5ormening fem Wtinutter
oper balD ipb. Og ba Der iadlebes
ingen 5ib bar at fpiloe. trat ban bas
ftig / Gl9berne, t1nbte i'm life 2pgte
oq ilebe ober | Girten bnorfro
aloffeflungen ct gieblit efter toneoe
ub ober 6rsoerifsberg.
Men alotten bar life bendb fpt
ON Morgsnen. Den manglebe et
&bdrter | ct. O~ meOens ban ufor'
trsoent be9 rg bep | 3ebet ct belt
abarter .8snnem, famlebe ben un@
brenbe M9ngOe zig paa Runooelen
nebenfor.
Og ba ban bdbbe ringet belle Rpdr=
teret ub, bolbt ban op, o~rerbeDilt ON
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-02-06

Gn 6anbelsmanb peter Sfop. febt
/ 2aprup. ct / bisie 9ues bleben ubz
diff, itfe at poiitife, men at stpnos
mite @runbe. bd ben paag9lbenbe
nf Spgoom nar bleOen tr9neenoe.
Qdnbraoben / 3snber funbger
Tdmtibig en- daben nooisning, nemz
lie at en- Qrbejbsmanb Qnbers Sem
fen anotrIen / Stoit, formobentlie
o9Taa af ctonomifis Grunbe.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-02-06
Tor at bctbreoe ca Sors
feIeI1e paa en Saa

moa DE- tage 9aratipe 9romo Out
nine tablets. ane 4petetere tilba9es
betaler gengene. bbis Suren mislntz
les. 6. B. 0roris Rapn fnbes
paa 6per gGIle. 25c.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-02-06

Srt. 6elens 9eircrs, ben banfte
O%ptantbdtter fra SenOerborg, fom
fornpIig blep ubbiIt at be preiIiite
WDnoiQbeoer, uagtet bun life pad mo-
gen Raaoe bapoe FORFEIT fig. er after
penot tilbage til i'm 6sbebp. 9efbs
berretten / Senberborg bar berfor
ioemt 6enoe 2 0aaes 5Gngiel. bbils
fen Dom bill blibe in0antet for
9anbsretten / 5lensborg.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-02-06

6iTterne / GnebGt beb 9iel ere
blepne ubtsbte at ben prsjiifie Rege=
ring, Tom bill BRUCE Grunben til en-
tor @9rftubDioelie. I'll @en99IO
bar ben tilbubte at onla9ge en- Nh
5ifteribaon beo Sbentines Wnnhing
/ aieI 5jorb. Jifterne peotog meb
80 Gtemmer imo0 6 at tage imob
5ilbubet.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-02-06
Snlaa Weo0elelier.

Oct ibofte 8dmpfibsielifab az
bolbt forleoen Gftermiooag afilut=
tenbe Notwithstanding / Glubben
.6armonisn" / 3anbers unoer qes
BELLE at Sberretsiagferer 8ubl. 8es
ftbreliens 5ormonb, Gtatsraab I'm
fsritierne, forelagoe Reiultatet al
5orbanolingerne ON Jorilagct ON
Q~itoioatipn og meboelte, at Qftione=
rerne biloe faa beres attier omb1ts
tebs meb lige 8elsb attier Oct for
en.ne Oampftibsfelitab, FAINT ubbes
taft tontant ct Oberffub at 344 psf.
at bet opiparebe Reierbefono.
st 6unbrebe 9useiere / &barteret
pmtring 9DgaarbsDei / &sbenbabn
bar til 9olitiotrettsren inbfenot ct
Mnbragenbe, bbOri be dnmooer ON,
at Der maa ei6es politiet Orbre til
at p~atrouiaere noget bpppigere /
Rbarteret, oa Der / ben Isnere 2ib
bar funoet en- Del ret generenoe So
beoptsier Steb at lsie Gfsttenfer,
fuppleret meb 8eaer fra ben inbre
Gp.
Del ffaf enboeiaa pare forbunbst
meo Tdre, at forbes pda 9uoerne ON
Mftenen, og mar er 6bert Gjeblit ubs
fat for at blibe forul9mpet meo I'll
raab, Sf9lbsoro 0. /.
4bdrteret f~orterer unoer politiltds
tionen pda Iorbre SribupnsoeL Der
Ieoes at Qsiiltent Sbermoes.
s be iiofte fem Oar er polititprz
len life blepen fDreget, ftsnt Snobngs
qerontdaet / famine 3iosrum er ites
act meb 10000.
anoragenbet lebfages at en- 4nbes
falling fra 2iterbros nee 9runoeler@
forening.
W%urermeHer Mnberfen, Jreoerifsz
bora Nbbufe, funbe forleben fejre %
aars Subilaum fom Wurermelter.
sSiferne fra 8opbjerg baboe forris
a. SirsDda en- baarb Sur. De to9
ub poa Sapet tiblist Om Morgenen
peb 4>Siben = / ret ftile 8eir og git
omtrent 5 Ufil til Sgs. Deb Uttos
baastib reiite zig en- it9rt glaft al
zff, faa 8aabene paa 9iemDelen
nappe funbe tempe mob Sserne.
Disie Iloq uafbrubt oper, ida BAD
bene blep eanffs operiiebe, og Sitter
mes aennemblebte 9ei frgs til en- fail
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-02-06

5orleben Ssnoog 5ormibbag DR.
oinerebe Observation-Disclosures aofz
tan / 8omtirtsn / Glespig be teolo=
.giIte Ganbibater Wdrtmann o9 W}as
tbioien. QaItor Wturfmdnn CT balgt
til Brett / 8~agebel, paitor Watbie=
len or uonopnt til @itar / 6aberslen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-02-06

5ragtmanb % &aaoner 69mibt
fra Stprtom terte forlebsn meo en-
4rbejosDogn uben gognItang neo db
en- 8atfe beo 5arbsrsmeue. 8o9nen
p9ltebe og bsgraDebe auiten unoer
Tg. Yoa bennes Raab ON s6jelp
tom .t BAR 4rbsiOsmanb til % be-
frisbe BAN al ben ubebageiige Siils
ling. S9mibt baDbe fact 5opebet
Itrett tpaitet, os @Ognsn par beifa>
biset.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-02-06

SGpnlig fnbes Der puu Marferne
ibielrepne 5dar, pg lleerutngen til
Tfripes be fore glublte 6unOe. 6or=
leoen miItebe 9aitor SaeobIen |
Stqrbpf lite minbre enb 5 5aar pdd
oenne Rddbe; 2 families osoe o9 3
ilbe tilreote.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-02-06
sUaoe, merueje W0mo.

0ne monbliae eriere nf bette Biab, Der ltoer al
Spoaheo, eienbcmmeiia for tabt WanoDom, Tom
tori pad oerrs aipsfrait oa fpradriager n~anoelis
co legemlige lioelier. bnroe friDs I'll % eIfer Dor
iide 1'oa "A Warning Voice. Tom oTnbdnoler
frimarfe iii porto Tor Sfriftet Worcester Or. B
o. Ct nnoers q Co.. Chicago, 9ninois.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-02-06

4rbejbet paa 5leusborgs npe part
Oeb Observation-Disclosures itriber goot
frem. Der ,r labet Gange meo bros
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-02-06

laote Renoeffene peb Siosrne. anla9t
Stenopsier og plantet en- bel Del
8uIte.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-02-06

Oireftsr for 8arbe Sr9ldft6anbel.
Martiu gbriitian peterfen, Der paa
grunb at l1nberileb og 8ebragerier
forlob 2dnbst for at begipe fig til
amerifa, er | Gsfge en- til 8arbe pos
It'll inblsben Mebbelelie blepen itops
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-02-06

Da ct at ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS fors
leben Gftermiobag babbe iat fig /
8ebegelie fra 9e0srup. fdlbt IN at
Ronouftererne neb fra Trinbr9btet.
6an forflog fig ret betpoeligt, nobns
fla / 6obebet, men bar bog felD /
Gfanb til at gdd til en- 2age, bDor
ban btrp forbunben, bporefter ban
meb bet fslgsnbe Cog tos til &sbens
hahn.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-02-06

Observation-Disclosures fonf7ferebe for
leben / Gsbierg no9le 3raiple, Der par
ben1tteoe til Snoenif9rsFiteri.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-08-04
Notes from HIATT

Hyatt Texas, August 2.-Mrs. A. Fur.
reson entertained n merry crowd OF youue
iolks with high five last Wednesday even.
ing Those present were Mr.. II. fuller,
MISS HYDE Mr.. Lee Mlnter, MISS Hart.
M Mf. Tom HYDE. Miss Prudem. Deloncy
RU,enn' MISE Maggie Oakley: MIR. Rrowder.
Mss oakley; Fuller, Miss Fuller. Scr,
Mllow Hart, Amos Hyde. George Tipnen.
MI Ia ana Mrs. Williamson, Mrs Cline.
=. AIRS. IL A. Cline and son. ii. A. Cline
~; ,oI wharton. are the guests ~ " RI
, Hsh,gy family Mrs. Cline is a great
ar. Jack Browder Of nailas has heeu
he a Tor the past week prospecting,
vrnn me- mteehnlery is being fast put on the
saenhh Tor the purpose Of boring for All
soon hy Rice Bros.
Mr. George Rice of Indian Tertiary. WIN
nes Deeh visiting his brothers, left Wed
Miss Emma Clifton is visiting friends
~ nch9hont this week.
recovered ""s peen III nus
Miss Eula Groom is suffering with feve,
w ste fgret OF her many friends
- V uiie a crowd has been attending camn
AiSSssi,nk ~ Village last week
Nlss Masel King returned Prom Roam.
ifIng NV meunesd9y where she has been Wis.
lung her grandmother, Mrs f. King.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-08-04
BY FOSTER.
of the Week Ending August IL Will
Average Below Normal.

ST. Joseph Mo. August 3.-tCopyrighted
1901. by w. 4. Foster)-Last bulletin gave
forecasts of disturbance to cross continent
August to s, warm wave August to I,
cool wave August to 10.
About date of this bulletin temperature
will be about normal A storm wave will
be on Atlantic coast and the cool wave
viii be in the upper Mississippi valleys
Temperature of the week ending August
Il Will average below normal Warm wave
followed by falling temperature,
Next disturbance Will reach pacihc coast
about August II, cross west of Rockies by
close of August IL, great central valleys
August il TO 49, Eastern States August 10.
about August II, great central valleys Au.
gust Il, Eastern states August l6. Cool
wave viii cross west of Rockies about
II, Eastern States August ~.
IN general way weather events In Au-
gust VIII be quite similar In Northern
aud Southern States. This is not usually
the case because when the highs or cool
and clearing take northern routes the warm
waves and clouding pass through the South
era States,
About middle of August the general ten.
peratureS will be much more above normal
IN Southern than In Northern States. but
the warm waves and cool waves will move
eastward on nearly the same schedule of
time.
During the middle ten DAYS Of August
temperature in Northern States viii aver
age below normal, in Southern above
ELECTRICITY AND STORMS.
We often see three or four lows or storm
cen'ers. in various parts of the Unite.
Staics and II Is Of great importance 10
IL ow that these storm centers attract each
other and tend to merge into one.
race low in the Dlkotas, alp,her IA
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-08-04
THE RICE KITCHEN.
A Feature Of the Pan-Anerlcan EXPOSE
ton that Is Success.
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a Feature of tba pan-An,er,c,o Ev,,,s;-
tioa tt,at - o,,S.ass
~ ''S. %
10 tue Edltor or The Post
Buffalo. y. " Julv os From :, number
az reii,t,, -
VI 'e'aole sources good reports had come
TO me Of the success of the rice kitchen,
but | was NOT nrennred for any snch az
tr,orai,,.,,., ' ~" 20
"'' 4''u'! success as III mas aehleved in
the snort time II has been In operation At
precisely II O'Clock the kitchen IL one,ad
for dtp,,ar. ,,t,,,t., - -, = 'P'Ai0N
"H'ih I'VE minutes every seat
~ Ten minutes the front veranda anu ali
AN4lahlc space within are crowded with
MIiuns people. they watch individual
taples ana the moment there Is u vacancy
10 Is instantly hllcd. This gorgrd condition
continues about two hours aud half, then
tcl halt az hour the seats are only fairly
hlled
noon. During the service Colonel Egcleston
receives the patrons and attends TO seatlng
them. Miss Could sers that the service N
the Kitchen and the waiting In the dining
room are prompt aud satisfactory, and Mrs
Clement presiCes ever the cash The only
complaint made 10y the public Is that the
Kitchen Is too small
The patrons OF the kitchen are among the
best people who visit the exposition. about
deep interest in the cooking OF rice by
such attractive and appetizlng methods as
the Kitchen develops
In anaiyalng the causes which have con
trihutcd 10 the great popularity of tho
ktchen, It appears 70 me thar the follow
Merit the excellence 81 tho food and the
.rHn lf iIn.. b. n ~
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-08-04
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
sheriHs' Fee Bin.

To the Editor of The Post
Amphion, Texas. July 81 My attention
has been called to report IN The Daily
Pest of July IL by Sheriff Clark OF the
legislative committee before the sherIns'
convention at Houston, In which he makes
the following statement in reference TO the
sherffs' fee bill Senate bill No a06D,
passed by the Twenty-seventh legislature
at the regular session:
THE journal Of the house failed 10 dis
close the fact that the hill contained the
emergency clause. though It did, hence did
not become operative TIL July o.
Now, the above Is mistake and there
come operatlve-one is thar II failed Ia
obtain the signature Of the speaker and the
other is that Il was passed by Viva vuce
vote "a rol cal not being demande1. con
seQuontly there was no record to show
that II had received a two-tlirdS majority
of all tho members elected, which is neces-
sary TO put bill into immediate effect
haven't the journal with me- Int my recol-
lection Is Very clear that the hill was
passed by viva voce vote, It's advocates
IN the house not demanding roll call. and
even II the journal showed that the bill
contained an emergency clause. Il would
not amount to anything without the neccs-
II is matter to be greatly regretted
that hlil 81 US much Importance as that
one should fail on account OF an error that
was purely clerical, and YET the surprise
is that there were not more errors com.
mltted. products of an error committed
by the Two houses in fixing n time OF sine
die adjournment so far ahead when the
condition Of the legislative business al
that time could not be fhreseen BEFORE
the speaker had come to Austin and s!gne
the bin "nunc pro tune Sheriff DAVIS %
Travis county came to my Qfnce In the
capitol and asked me what I thought OF n.
ANA | suegC sted 10 him that II the hiji
were as merltorious as claimed hv It's
tlcnds, there should be no trouble Ma got.
ting II re-cnacted at the spncial session
soon 10 convene, provided the governor
could be Induced 10 recommend Il to the
legislature. and that. IL the emergency
tecited In the hill really existed there
ought not he any trouble In getting the
governor to do that, which. In my opinlon
would be n much surer aud quicker inpthoi
than 10 run the risk OF a judicial decision
rs 10 Its validity Really, the fatal error
was as much the fault ~ the whole house
as Of the speaker. because, on account az
the limited time which had been fxed nv
the house. legislative business was being
carried on with less elaboration ana
greater haste than l had ever seen In
Texas legislature. and the speaker In trv
ing to give all chance aud irving 10 10
right by ALL was waited along with The
tidal wave OF hurry and confusion tusf
Ike the balance. 80
There II no department Of the govern
ment that deserves q more liberal sun
port than the constabulary. and / have
ever held the opinion that a peace Officer
whose duty II Is always to brave any kind
OF danger Ia the performance OF his dufy