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The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-11-03

Theodore Roosevelt believes that the
world j. good world. that il Is ruled By
q divine Providence whose eternal pur-
poses are just. and he relies with absolute
confidence upon the results Of direct aud
clear appeal 10 the sense OK right and Of
honor IN his fellow man. Mr.. Riis has
told the story Of his burning words to q
iarse body Of labor union delegates before
whom Mr.. Roosevelt appeared while pfesi-
dent Of the New York City Poiice Com
mission in order to discuss sofnf eases
Of friction that had arisen between the
uolire and file --pickefS~ Of a union which
was on strike Mr.. Roosevelt felt thar
the trouble was due 70 the fart that
neither marty the police or the pirkefs.
fully understood the claims and rhe 70
sifion Of the Others: -. a. = his nature.
he sent word 10 the labor organization
that he would ike % meet them and talk
the matter OYER. The labor men. i ap
tears thought they were confronted b
the usual politician. seeking personal adj
vantage. ard did not hesitate 20 threaten
trouble unless their demands we're aereded
n By the pellee authorities. Ar. Roosevelt
wasted % fiTge in pariey. With that tor
rIhIe earne<sness which bis friends know
"a weIl h. said
Il asked 20 meef yon hoping that ~
might core 20 understand one another
ReDesTuber please before re 20 farther.
that the worst iniurv sns ore of yon can
10 to The cause 81 labor : foeoun ~
violence u viii also ~ worse for him
self Understand disfsnefIx thaf order
viii he kept Z ~ u0iice will keep IL NoH
we can proved
Whaf happened Did the meeting break
m II AMER and disorder Not ~ all
The lah0r men broke OUT into fremendoas
aptlaase. Ar honest man bad touched
~ nafrre ef other honest nen bT his
keaesfT. Theodore Roosevelt believes that
tbs rpuntTy ran ~ better governed by
anuealinx 20 mems virtues than b. subsi-
0rfos@r.
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-11-03

The little daughter Of Mr. T. n. Powell
Jumped on an inverted rake made Of ten
penny nails and thrust ore rail entirely
through her foot and a second ore half
war through. Chae,teriain's Pain BALM
vas pranpfiv aurlied and five minutes
later the rain Rad DISAPPEARED and. no
rsore suffering was experienced. In three
DAYS the child was wearing her shoe a.
rssnal and with ahsolnfelv no discomfort.
Mr.. Powell X well known merchant
az Frankfort Va. T. 8 A. Pain Balm
: an antIsrntfc and heals sneh iniErieS
without uasurafion and IN one third the
rer ale ~ al druszisfs ard dealers
R4nsnn. Surith 4 CO. agenss for Ha-
wasi.
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-11-03
aut 4 Wm lieed he lesson.

The report Of the Honolulu grand jury
may eome 10 naught 50 far as bringing
about reforms In the management OF
pnhlIr institutions IS concerned But K
sounsss Ike good sense and Is evidently
rAs deliverance Of good business men,
1t biased an excellent path which Il fol-
lowed hy tire administration win enable
Il 20 oversurae the haneful eaces of neg
lieence in the past.
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-11-03

Prof. Curtis ]. lyons reports that the
trsup<rsfnre for Ocfeher Vas one-haH d.
<ree below normal ard the rainfan eighty
per cent above normal.
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-11-03
soARp AND ROOMS.

ROOM AND BOARD-Honoiuiu Hotel.
Rooms. $50. beard. <&0o per week
Best in town. single meals - cents.
etc. . cents.
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-11-03

FOR SALE New Automatic Sewing
machine. Best in the world Sold on
installment. easy payments. l2SS Fort
street.
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-11-03

COTTAGES on the
premises Of the Sanitary Steam Laun-
dry Co. Ltd. Marmion and South
streets. The cottages contain 1 rooms,
kitchen and bath room- No extra
charge for hot and cold water and
electric lights. Rent reasouable- APP
ply on the premises to J. Lightfoot.
manager.
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-11-03
ZOE sALE.

FOR SALEs-.Aeolian Organ. az half
cost including IA rolls principally
operate and waltz music. No. I. Cot
tage Grove. King street
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-11-03
LUnATIes LIVE WELL EXCEPT
IN HlWlII'S eRlzY-HOUSE

Continued from First Page
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-11-03

roOms. frem $50 up: fine location.
Cor. Vineyard and Puachhowi-
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-11-03
The New
England
Bakery

Serves an earsy light srpakfas,
suitable for this climate eJn-
sistinx u Ham aud Egzs. al
kinds u Sandwiches. Cold Har.
Hot Buns end De1zhnufs.
Sweet Mix. Tea. Chocolafe aud
the finest cup Of k0ua Cote
ia the eify. ranging 10 price
from 1fc ny. and ready AZ > 30
A. n.
IL also =esves a light daily
Ianeh. ready 81 II 30 q. m.
and convenient for those who
want quick sefvice pocket
luneIies. including ham cheese
or sarsiipes. sandwiches. pie and
f0aghnsts. only 1sc saeA-
Nc other cenceF8 bUt a fret
flasS isakery can aif0Ed fheF
Inducements az fhe price. Non
wfli rect All your friends az the
New England Bakery.
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-11-03
FoR IN.

To f.E-r--A ten-rooca house. with nod
ern Improvements, servants roeRsS and
stables. cor. Beretania and Es1chboui
streets. For particulars enquire Of !.
c. Silva. AZ 4 r Ehlers < CO.
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-11-03
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS

7lssss<e5 Advertisements IN tkis eslsma
SAL u sssexfe& 81 10 csnts lsas frsf
ssssrfiss; ee4ks hns sscoRs snssT-
fsens Is costs pr 64s pr Hssks 8
censs pr Isae fre sseks. sd 50 eeats
per kae pr sestA
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-12-12
TO SUPPRESS ANARCH Y.
judiciary Committee VII Conslder Se
Question Today.

Washington, December ll-JudCe Ray
chairman Of tho judiciary committee. has
called meeting = thai committee for
tomorrow. WHOM the questions % restrict
ing anarchy and anarchists and of
formulating an antitrust measure will hc
discussed informally. In Wow NJ the prcs-
dent, recommendations both Of those sub
jc,t> arc considered % the dlSr import
gurc. Many % -, for dealing with an
archv are befor' tAp committee and M
Kay Is drafting a measure combining tuClr
best features Conferences viii be held
with tho prcSldeS and speaker Mcpherson
with view ~ determining along what
lines 80 is desirable 10 proceed as to the
antitrust legislation
Chairman Hepburn has called meeting
OF the committee N Interstate and foreign
commerce Tor Friday when some plans Tor
iSrhmlau canal legislation will he for.
mulatcd Mr., Hepburn says he sees no
reason why the Nicaraguan canal bin could
not be reported 10 tho rouse hy next Tues
day. He win not ask the house to act
upon the measure until the senate ratihes
the pending Hay-Pauncefotc treaty.
The rivers and harbors committee will
meet next week and shape a program for
considering a rivers and harhor> bill
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-12-12

ot he following special committee appoint
ed u consider II President Gompcus. First
Vice President james Duncan Second Vice
President John Mitchell. John Muhoiaul,
president NJ the International Association
Of Metal Mcchaul D.. aui g. NJ. Hughes oy
ran Antonio. Texas Trades council
Among the resolutions adopted were
these Requesting tpr Terra Gotta Pros
shTcs ana Fiuishrr- unions fo aNIiiafe
With tine lutpruliiun1f Brick Tile and
Terra Gotta Workers alliance, or have tnsI-
charters revoked boy tho fedora ion. ro.pfn.
mcuduE thni Tho federation make m effort
during iho coming wear tn orgiuz" fbe
+'h"o. i"arbcr- ~ This country. authorizing
,b" federation to -'u4 representations go
National and international orEnMzatianS.
particularly those of rtilWav employees. iu
'drrors association and iu~tructlu- tho "a
oruiiNc coun'il To u~o every fort tn secure
lho passage Of u National law protecting
and icgali2ing union labels.
Inc report rf Inc executive ruunr| Na.
road aud scnt 600 committee for e"u. I5rra
riuu.
lbr RrotbcrhooI OF Painters snd Deco.
uIuti"1 pro idirg 'hHi 'Hr American Fedora.
zion of Labor compel unions iu Nov York
city affiliated Uith tho federation roo reroc
MIC The brotherhood cards n Is mo od
question ~ du1l organizations. Tho roSo.
tuition SIys that ~ iho federation docs nor
omply With the request tho brotherhood
members VIII take q referendum vote US ga
NOT -reod" from the federation
proposition io organize female core
makers, employed 10 fonndues VAS de-.
fCafe'i
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-12-12
RAlLR0ADs.

Horace Reese ~ Houston WIS appointed
TO succeed L u. Rcuey. resigned as rs
sstoni general freight ggcu Of the Hous
on and Texas Central az Dallas
J, Il. Chdsian eas promoted 40 the
Southern paclhr J,NStlHl erurrnl freight
s-;ency az Houston. succeeding Horace
Reese transferred 90 Dallas
Failing m its efforts TO secure tho CO.
operation 81 other roads In bridging the
North river a New York tho PENNSYLVANIA
is 70 tunnel undcr ;he river.
& l. Beech resigned the freight and pas
scngr agency q the Burlington route for
Texas.
The South M"Auster Il. ~ city council
granted franchise 20 promoters OF an clec.
trlc line.
The somhern Pacific placed an order for
80 new oil tank ears.
lhp Western Union Telegraph company
declared its quarterly dividend Of "a per
ceni.
Houston johtrrs' end manufacturers mrt
and appointed committee to go ia Aus in
70 support the proposed class rates 4 tic
commission.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-12-12

ures OF an political coutroycr,lcs There
WAS auto general rcspcRc to This ,ue
sesiioB and the opinion WAS fairly uuaBi.
NOUS that thr parts should present %
United front, permitting no more struggling
than was absolutely necessary
senator Joncs presented q statement from
The -publirau committee on committees,
outlining rs vi,bcs as to the commit 80
nssgumcut- FROM witch 1t appeared that
tho rcpnbucans werr guxiuns 90 Increase
The repl icau membership of several com
m'ttces and So decrease ,hc democrats"
membership ~ few NJ Tho committee.
% was decided 10 vigorously resist this
innovation
the republican committee suggested no
changes IN ito cpmmlttces Oh apPropHa-
iions finance and judiciary hu, Indicated
That thsv Viii continue senator Jones
Nerl 90 tho hnapce committee. thus
prdciica5y adding ono So iho rcpuhucua
representation and taking one from the
opposition approximation
The rcpnhlicauS aid not Indicate any iu-
tcntIon 10 take care OF senator yelling
tom in the matter 81 committees nor was
any suggestion made p the cauruS that
tho Democrat should Ind places for him.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-12-12
PANAMA CANAL PROPOSITION.
Company Willing 10 Submit to an APP
praisement Of the Property.

Company Willing to Submit to an APP
praisement Of the Property
Paris. December H.. NJ Maurice Uutin.
president n the Panama Canal COMPANY
who has just returned here from the United
States, publishes a letter Whirh he sent to
President Roosevelt Oh November SO re-
Viewing ihe negotiations with the United
States for the purchase ~ the canal. VI,
lIutn says that thus far he has maintained
silenrp. but that as congress IL now about
10 discuss the matter he considers 40 II due
to the public ia publish the letter which
constitutes the basis Of the discussion which
H. about Ia open.
Tile letter concludes as follows:
The company. confirming an ANTERIOR
promises and declarations requests la be
allowed 10 establish the real Yalttr ~ It's
properties before one nr several persons iu
vested with onicinl quality aud power e.
discnyy the various valuations Of the com
pany. and submit 10 arbitration an pOluis
which may NOT he determined nv an
an,icnh,t understanding The prices Thus
fixed viii bind the company hut do mo-,
pledge the president nor congress This
irods n procedure u IA furnish certain.
cot table aud true basis lpon whici, tho
~ ative value " ;h two routes fnr the
United states could he estimated"
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-12-12
TEXAS.

wharton is 10 have street talr December
e3 - and -. aud Il is to be made an
event
rne penitentarv hoard will Inspect the
Brszoria county plantations. look over
sugar mills and dndlly decide on building
the State mill.
Applications for the presidency NJ tho A
spd NJ college arc numerous
J. z. rDsworlh of Cchncsncil murdered
negro woman and then suiclded
The court Of criminal appeals granted a
reversal In the Rcnner case from Dallas
Thirteen business houses at sweetwater
we're destroyed by IRE last night at loss
Of $4,000 n 100000
A new dredge Is 10 he put 10 work on
the Bunhalo ship channel today Al La Porte
English capitalists are said 10 have or
EanlEed a steamship line to operate between
Manchester aud Ia Porte.
Hereafter there will be regular shipments
Of Texas cattle from the port OF Galveston
10 liverpool.
District Judge Martin viii assist the
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-12-12
A,testing It's Efficiency.

Noxious Compounds and Adulterated
prenaratious only emphasize the great
superiority Of that Peerless Tonic Bev'
erase Wolfes Aromatic Schiedam
schrsnns Numerous testimonials
from unouestionable sources and emil
non, authorities attest its efficiency as
Bemedy in Acute and Chronic Cases
nj Collie Flatulence. Pains in the Stom-
ecb and Bowels. lncipient Dropsy and
Dvspepsia Secure the Genuine at all
Druggists and Grocers.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-12-12
MADAME NoRDlcA's CLAIM.

She Nlll Endeayor to Recover Over
Three Million Dollars.
SIOUX CITY. Iowa. December II Madame
Nordica has placed by ex Speaker rnomas
~ N'ed and another prominent attorney,
"a, ,'alm for between 100000 and $4,000.
descendant ~ lchahod Norton Nor,, " ~, W.,
a Wealthy New England shin owner dnrirg
INC revolutionary war and had several sbin.
anu iheir cargoes connscated hr Frenc5
1865, me goNrrnmnet Is said To barr
secured Indemnity for the loss bnt Nl
S yea Claims the amount was never paid 10
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-12-12
sTRONN TNOTEST rNrEEEn

Havana December A. 4 rumor current
hero tonight that Washington authorize,
had relieved Lieutenant Commander Lucicn
Young as captain Of tho port n Havana.
caused representatives, Of every shipping
Interest In the city 10 scad q tahlecraln
10 he secretary of the navy protesting
against such action.
An Indignation meeting was hold az vhirh
u number 81 merchants formulated i protest
against the removal NJ Lieutenant com
mandcr noung az This critical period say
Ing TINT they feel that IL would be an not
most Injurious to their interests Tho
meeting highly commended Lieutenant ON
mander NounE's service az Havana He
is pops,ar With all classes
Lieutenant Commander Young was scen
tonight Tie refused 10 discuss tho current
rumor He said THAT he hAl received some
orders from Washington I'd he EXPRESSED
h mself rs personally pleased at heing re-
ieved from his dra'cs In cuba He has
been here for three years
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-12-12
southen RepubEenn conferenee.

Washington, nc -ember H.. A conference
Of southern republicans In congress was
held hcrc touight at which we're present
Senators McC"mas tMdA and Pritrhard ~
81 md mcWbCrs Of the house from West
virginia, Kentucky, Tennessee, North Caro-
lima, MiSSopN and Maryland.
The uhirf feature discussed related to the
apportonmcut ~ he representation from
the South with particular reference 10 Mr..
trumpackCr's bi0. which seeks 20 reduce
the SouthS representation ON tho ground
that the negro is deprived ~ his vote, The
discussion was cntireiy informal Ia chRrac-
ter and no action was taken by the con-
ference
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-12-12
Al SUMMARY OF THE NEWS.
7oday's Weather,
DOMESTIC,
NaIn. with lower temperaturl

John r. Redmond AID party OF Irish
natlonalis,s left New York for Ireland.
.rgumeps IN The murdct ease OF Ms.
Bcnine At Washington VAS begun.
nited states senator hlackburn OF Ken
tnrky Was married 70 Mrs Mary Z. Black.
burn at Washington.
The American Federation 81 Labor Is en-
deavcring 70 extend unionlsn.
Governor Wood of cuba sailed from New
Yrrk to return 10 the island.
BsRker Marston ~ New York is very Gu
thusiastic pver the Development Of Texas
and Louisiana
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-12-12
Made Good the sho.Noe

Bunalo, \ ~ December / f. city Trcas,
urer Philip Gersi's hearing upon an order
TO show cause why he should not no 70.
moved from oflce for alleged misconduct
IN Office began before Mayor niehi TODAY
Mr.. Gerst IN a written statement present.
"a 10y his attorney pleaded guilty 20 the
charges that a shortage existed lint thar
since November "a the shortage had hecn
made good ami there Is nothing owing thc
city treasury on his account Mr. GerSt
added that he did not desire 10 make any
defense but consented 10 the mayor max.
Ing an order removing him from Office.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-12-12

Sovereignty over the canal i .,,.T !,
Tnltcd States will have ees Ell. I,
can maintain permanent ps .as,,s
and can land troops y y y . ss.r ;
return tho United states go's,, n
antNes tho sovereignty, lnieg} III
pendcncc Of Nicaragua. i 49,, M
and Secx'tsry Sanchez ar i stprtss
of the canal. Confidence y r' IA ~
that the Nicaraguan goFsls,asi Il \
with The United ststes iDsls''
five connrsnjes.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-12-12
WASHINGTON

~re president reappointcd l.. Bennett
United States marshal for the northern
district ~ the Indian Territory.
Federal judges for Arizona. New Mexico
snu Oklahoma were appoinfcd.
The position ~ Inc Democratic senators
III the HAY Faunccfotc treaty wilt reduce
tIe majority ratification
Nir. sIaydcn has hone tha' Texas vail
laid one ~ the military camps.
Secretary Long says mat The report ~
the court ~ Inquiry will Doe made public
IN short time.
III Crumpacker hiil is worrying The dem
sersts very little: Northern aud Western
States are too vulnerable.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-12-12
Miss Roosevelt's n.b,,,

New York, Dccember ll.-Niss r..a.i,-
RooScvel'-Scovel. daughter ~ chora,,aa
ana her mother, Mrs Roosevelt.
80. were 'oyagers on tho recently ar.
kaiscr M T,IISbh "efman LLOYD steamship
49, ~ A, f" llneim Der Grosse They traveiet
~" miles from Florence. Italy ~ ~ "r ,,
~ ~ IN" social debut Of Miss Roosnpys,,
~ ,.,, cousin. Miss Alice RoasSvcit ~.
Pi' sidents eldest dsughier. ''iI the
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-12-12
Officers for Rrevet Bank.

Washington. December 1.-THE army
board which has been for several moaths
preparing q list Of Officers who shal no
recon mcndea for hrcvet rank In con sidcis
ton ~ gallant services In Cuba. Porto Rico,
the Philippines and China, has coniPlcrei 4
list ~ nearly 1000 n Is said that Prcsi-
deui Ro0seyclts name viii be on the hreyet
liSt With the rank of hrigadicr general Of
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-12-12
..a Grant Tor NstiOral r

Atlanta Ca. December l,a III
legislature has passeu cstiir
sanction II the Sta1tse W Gesig1
nj land lying in Nortne,e,is,.,, ,. II N
T'uite4 states for the puiPt,h, ~
= marx 10 he known as y
National park. .,.a ia pBsri.
This Hill was presenls.se sls X ID q
hill which Is now p y pbs trae 4
II gives jurisdiction ,, q "a STATS. \
concurrent jg Si nS1pose 4 ccusII
making arrest IN si'', jas,lr 2
eases IS the needs o.
mind.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-12-12
Treaty VIII Nlcaranua.

New York December IA Herald dts
patch from Managus, Nicaragua. gives the
FOL owing details concerning the signing of
me canal lease The protocol signed by
hsnuo SANCHEZ the Nicaraguan serretHTv
~ foreign affairs, grants the United States
three miles on each side of the propoSed
.hhnal, ne medisn line being the center Of
the waterway Nicaragua will have fun
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-12-12
In Behall ~ Mrs EastNiek

Washington. December IL The applca-
ton Tor clemeucy for Miss EsstwicE. the
American shi in prison IN London for
raising railroad bond. has been Tor.
Narded to the United States embassy at
London and Mr. White tho secrct0ry in
charge. will do al In his power 10 aid tie
Prisoner The British government has. it
e said. hcea indniseat IN this caSe aud IL
IL expected 70 centinue 70 We sc.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-12-12
Mokinlen Administrntors Mnd. Rona

Canton, ohio, December IL The bonds OF
George H. Cortelyou aud Judge William
K. DAY Ms administrators with the viii an,
neAed OF tho estate OF tho late President
Mckinley were hlcd In probate court and
approved by Judge Aungst TODAY The
bonds are cudh Ia the sum az Sio0OoN Thev
were furnished by a Cleveland Surety com.
pang.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-12-12
SENATOR BLACKBURN MARRIED.
Widow OF a Distant Relative Became
His Wife Yesterday

Washington. December H.. United States
senator ]. C.. Blackburn OF Kentucky and
Mrs. Mary + Blackburn were married
here today at the rcctory Of St Pahl's
church by Rev. Father Mackn Only a
ieW relatives were present The bride,
whose FIRST husband was Judge Blackburn
q distant relative 10 the senator wore
A travelling costume n gray cloth. with nat
ia match. she has resided in this city
most Of her life.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-12-12
CONGRESSIONAL.

eens,sr Macon addressed the senate Ia op.
position 10 tho new canal treaty sud Sen
npr Cullom upheld il
AZ a democra!ic senatorial caucus n WIS
iecided 10 resist The arffpr ~ tho repub-
leans in euriaiiiHg democratic Representa-
lon ON rnmmitfrn.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-12-12
CONNIE RclAl-

The cotton uirkoi- r4vauccd on better
Liverroo. ban oNp'"od and large bn,lng
1hcre was p po"cepublo darkoniug ~ to-,
mcr-4 cntlook and tr2dlng In stocse was
depressed
rho general tone 1t Tho Ioudou stock
market was helped by news from souta
Africa, but the American department was
cratic
I.s<> ~-SItcd the bulls if the grain pits,
------------------~losinG 1850 tower aud corn and
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-12-12
Amecioan sohooner Ahandon..

N'hile' Ala. December II. -rh. An,o.,
80 ,''H master schooner Charles f. Rlsct
an'eh went ashore ou Chandellspr is,s.',
NlsS'sSippi coast. has been sbsnson.S -
6;apssln JumilI and cr.w \,
UT l'Ilpsslpf 70 dost Der She eelns
~, nesan pofis fog Mobile ana ,,i. from
's because The caEe6omsies ma Nls o
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-12-12
New York Jevvcler suioid.5

Chicago, December H. +. c. Sieln.
mann, said to he hcsd u the New York
Jewelry arm II +. e. stolnmaun Co.
committed suicide here todsy M ca,iinr
StNrping company, us MlchlsanN s I'D,
Nc causs toI the deed 10 knoNa.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-12-12
SESSION OF THE SENATE.
Hay-Pauncefotc Canal Treaty Further
Copsideres

IIdy-T dVTTDVTOIC Od0aT Fcdty FUTt1eT
Considered.
Washington, December II when the sen
ate met today PRAYER was offered 10y Rev.
Heuick Johnson of Chicago, chaplain Nil.
burn being absent The house concurrent
resolution providing for a holiday adjourn
Wtnt from December lo until Iduuary *,
iW2 was referred TO the committee on ap-
propuAucns The senate AZ 49, r. M on
motion NJ Mr. lodge went iura executive
session ~ further consider the Fay Paunce-
foto treaty and az go p. m. adjourned I'M
ga tomorrow.