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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-07-04
ROOSEVELT EMPHATIC
DENIED STATEMENTS WHICH WERE
MADE TO HIM
BY Representatives Of the Hebrews Who
Are Disseminated Against by the
Russian Government

Washington, July 3.--Ihere was brief
but lively colloquy at the White House
yesterday between President Roosevelt,
Representative Frank l.. Wilson OF Brook
lyn, Simon Wolfe, secretary OF the Jewish
Society for Ciyil and Religious Liberty
ana one OF the leading Hebrews OF the
country, ana Representatives Ryan of But
ialo and Suizer aud GoldIogle OF New
York City.
The delegation called TO see the presi-
dent for the purpose OF urging MIN 10
trlng the attention OF the Russian gov
erument TO the discrimination that they
claim Russia makes today against the
American Jew.
Simon Wolfe, as spokesman Tor the
party, explained the situation in detail,
aud In the course OF his remarks stated
tnat under "A treaty made ber~Seen en-
gland aud Russia during the admf>SStra-
tion of Lord Beaconsheld, English Jews
VI Russian descent were permitted To
visit Russia just the same any other
English citizens. dc said that the Jews
of America felt that they ought 10 he
accorded the same right, and that the
Russian government, in discriminating
against American citizens because they
were Jews violated treaty obligations. lie
urged the president to look into the mat
Ter ana II pOSSlblt ItuGuS lls
The president disputed the accuracy of
] MIR Wolfes statements and told him In
! emphatic language that lie was wrong;
! that American Jews were treated by Rus
| STA just as Jews OF any other county and
| that he must insist upon tho absolute ac
| curacy of any statements made to him on
: this subject.
! Mr., Wolfe insisted that he was right
| Representatives Wilson, Godfogle and
( Ryan urged the president to look Into the
matter This he promised TO do, saying
| hat he would 70 over the question vita
! Secretary Hay at the earliest possible mo-
ment
After leaving the White House Mr.,
| Wolfe and Mr. GoldfoEle discussed tle'r
reception at tho White House and ex-
( pressed themselves as aggrieved- at the
! presidents manner OF questioning the au-
! thenticity of Mr.. Wolfe's statements Rep
resentatlvc Goldfogle said
| The matter that brought TO the at
| tention OF the president involves the ques.
! ton as to what duty Russia owes to our
! country in the recognition or American
| passports, and whether that country ought
! longer TO he permitted to refuse admission
ia her territory 10 American citizens armed
| with American PASSPORTS on the ground of
| their professed or supposed religious faith
! We hold that the United States ought to
| insist that her citizens. when abroad and
| well behaved, should be accorded equal
rights to travel freely without regard to
| race or creed. "
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lsnccInl 10 rhn postl

Washington, July 3-Senator Bailey re-
turned TO Washington from Sew York t'is
morning and lett this afternoon for Texas.
announcing that one Of his young sons
had sustained an accident.
The statement given out yesterday by
solicitor renheld Of the state department.
IN which some things were said Of tne
Texas senator. has formed the priucipal
topic Of conversation In Washington ever
since 1t appeared in print yesterday after
noon and the presence OF MIR. Bailey IN
this city OF course added interest to the
natter. Before leaving this afternoon Mr..
Bailey said that he had not read Judge
Penhelds statement and that he did not
intend TO do so immediately wnen MS
attention was less occupied he would he
said read what Judge Penhcld had written
about him and decide as to his future
course Of action after having consulted his
friends. He would not he said. say to
members Of the press what he thought OF
Fcnbcid and Penheld's statement until
after be had expressed his opinion t.
rcndcld In person.
Since the appearance Of the Pcnneld
statement IN print public sentiment has all
been with the Texun
Officials of the state department said to.
day that senator Bailey had been given
all possible assistance in the scott Bcl ZEN.
berg casc-that. In short, the department
had done all that 1t could do. Everyone
who has investigated the matter however.
believes that au attempt is being made
TO cover It UP In an effort to shleld Am
bassador Clayton Several OK the rcpup
ucau senators agree thoroughly with Mr.
Bailey on the subject ana two of them
Unison ana Burton said rs much our ne
the discussion Of the matter Oh Monday
The Texan has conducted the case vim
skill aud discretion and although the main.
issue was t-u,ror,r,i,.. ,,,.,,,,e.i -. -
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BLOODY ARKANSAS BATTLE.


TWO Men Dead and One Dying Is the
Last Report,
Little Rock Ark., July IA special to the
Gazette from Pine BluG says; terrible
tragedy wns enacted this afternoon at New
Ediubmg, Cleveland county. Two men are
dead aud another is dying The Killed are.
ARTHUR AND GARFIELD KlLGokE.
merchants OF New EdInburg.
Mr., McRuth is dying from injuries
Mcssrs Kigore 1t seems became intoxi-
Gated and got boisterous. A New Edin-
burg justice vt the peace deputized Mr..
McHuth, bookkeeper for W. y Atwood "
Co. ia arrest the two men. McRulh went
To conply with the orders, The lilgores
resisted arrest and drew knives and began
To use them on McRuth, The Inter drew
% pistol aud commenced firing. The hight
was wagcd despera iely for a few minutes
and at the end both Kilgorcs were killed
and Mcluth wRS In q dying condition.
Friends OF both the l<igurts and McRuth
hive lined Up In the village, McRuth is
at his room barred in. which IS surrounded
by the KilgorcS friends and shooting was
general az last reports.
officers and men from kingsland, near
ny towu. were telephoned for aud half the
population of that village is hurrying In
and further trouble may be avegtcd, The
lNlgores were merchants.
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TEXAS.

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MR.. BAILEY WILL TALK LATER
Will Express His Opinion to PenfieId Pri-
vately Before Making Statement
The State Department Holds That Its Solicitot Was
Not Acting Officially When He Made His
Attack the Texas Senator

ings and Will verify records and proceed
ings In the case Of which the attorney gep
eral now has reputed transcripts
The LIQUIDATION of the old canal company
ana the merger Of lts interests IN the
rev one VIII deserve Nh Russelis careful
scrutiny. While It l. thought hat % per.
feet title to the Panama cana property
can be secured and any necessary con es.
ncy general Is unwilling 10 express himself
on the subject further than to say ;bnt he
Is hopeful of success but that everything
VIII depend on the result OF the inquiry
TO be instituted IN paris am III speelBc
concessions which Colombia Is willing 70
make. 1t Is possible that after the exam
nation Of the records IN Paris shall have
been completed. Mr. Knox himself may o
10 France for a personal review &C the work
before proceeding frrthcr with the aecotia-
tlnns.
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steps, IT has added honor TO the nag
which It defended and has justified IN
creased confidence In the future Of the
American people, whose soldiers do not
shrink from labor or death. yet love lib
erty and peace
The president feels that he expressed the
sentiments Of al the loyal people OF the
nited States IN doing honor 10 the whole
army. which has Joined in The perform
anec and shares in the credit OF these hon.
crable services
This general order VIII be read aloud at
parade in every military post on the fourth
day of July 1902. or on the first day after
1t shall have been received
Ellhu Root. Secretly OF War.
BY command Of Lieutenant General Miles.
II. G. Corbin,
Adtutant General United states Army.
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BULL FIGHT AT LAYTON.
The Program Was Carried Out in snit.
of Protests.

inc Program was Carried Out in Spite
Of Protests.
Lawton, O. T., July S-The nrst Of the
series OF bull fights billed for this plsce
was held here today despite the protest
to Governor Ferguson made YESTERDAY hr
1ohn Haines. secretary In New York
OF the Society for the Prevention If Crnel.
" TO Animals. The fight was witnessed he
oo." people II was devoid ot cruel feat.
ures and none Of the animals were hiiiad
The night will be repeated every dov ma,
and Including July I. '''
Governor Ferguson has received mo,r
kilograms asking that he sion rho ~,
lighting at Lawton. The governor = no -
III Is reported TO have said: III tiers -
any cruelty viii stop the exhibitions II Il
Is necessary t. call out the mi.ith 10 d.,
So" 80
1t Is doubtful, however. II any action win
be taken as sheriff Painter Of Lawtop ex.
plains that nething brutal is involved IN
the Aghts.
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WASHINGTON.

The president issued today proclnmn-
tfion establishing civil government In the
Philippines and extending amnesty to all
offenders.
General Chaffee is relieved Of duty as
military governor aud is succeeded by the
Taft commission.
The president eulogizes the army In
strong terms for its work of the past four
years.
prominent attorney will he sent to
Paris, France, to examine the Panama
canal records
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Admocitloo that Admonished.

fatiick and Bridget. with their b,lvh,
Young son, Mickey, of whom both y,l,, ..
GesSively proud and fond. were tak1ps
walk IN central park one Sunday mornl,,,
Milky WAS not bad hoy, and aid not ~
tend 70 be disobedient. but he couldn't IN,
remember, amid 80 many dlyerting sIgbts
ana incidents, his mothers uft,repesteS
caution 10 keep on the grass. Ps"'eu
AZ last Patrick noticed became vAxsd
family discipline ivst OF
Removing his dudeen from his mouth and
glfnelng Hereby at Mikey for moment ~
Numbered 10 the terrihsd youngster ~ ue
Ln,k a'here, ye young fhpalpeen, when
yer mlther tells ye not "a do Tnytbin, ma
htset ye do III Do ye uadsrshtandf,i
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BURTON NOT SATISFIED.

Cleveland Congressman Wants Office
holders to Keep Out of Politics,
Washington, July 3.-Representative Bur,
ton of Cleveland Ohio. is not yet satisfied
With the proposal Of his opponents to give
his friends management of the campa gn in
his congressional district What he wants
is nonfactiona county management, aud he
is still working in the interests of others
ON the county ticket His congressional
district contains little more than half Of
the county 1t is probable that II Mr.
Burton re-enters the contest he will do so
on condition that the Federal officers shall
abstain from active participation In the
cnmpalgn.
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TEXAS MARRIAGES.

HEROD-ASPLY. - Groesbeeck;
Iune 30.-Last night before Squiree,
Dates. Mr.. Clint Herod and Miss !
Asplv were united in marriage.
WOODSON-TABoR. - BRYAN.
June 3A-Mr. c. II. Woodson So
Emily Tabor, daughter Of Captain \.
BAPTIST church in this clto this AZ
at $50 O'Clock. Or. w, c. Friley OPS
O'QUINN M'PHAlLL.--- Ennis,
June So-Mr D. O'Oulnn and MIS-
McPhalll, both Of this city, were
ofticiating minister, DR.. L. D Andsr
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Tetat
2A.-Nr. Oscar f. Poole. city secIelLss,
treasurer Of Cleburne. and Miss Ply
were quietly married this afternoon
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TRIAL FOR EMsEzzLsMENT.
a Mississippi Bank President Must G
Account.

A Mississippi Bank President Must Give
Account.
jackson, Miss. July S.--Phi.ip a. Rush,
president Of the Sonatobla hank, Indicted
Tar the alleged emhezziement II 100000
OF funds from the State treasury yeur
ago, Was placed on trial today. Governor
Lonsino and Auditor Cole were the irst
witnesses called. They told how they came
10 detect a shortage last July and how thu
return OF the funds was secured r. r.
Eaitord, cashier q the State treasury at
Arnlisfead. a banker OF Melnphls. and hinl
eelf bad loaned money 70 Frank Jones, 1
Nepphls capitalist, at . per vent He
UlaNorl) had secured the money from thf
State tffaspry vault and carried !; In hi
pocket 10 d local hotel, where he turned Ii
over TO Arn,istead in the presence Of Rush
Aruisteaa It was testified. took ihp money
g. Memphis and brought i back In time
Tor the governor to make the constitution
q count Raiford deolarcd State treasure
ofessers ignorant Of this Transaction. bit
ePfl That Stogcss made large personal
loars " funds 20 jackson hanks.
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PROVISION FIRMS ABSORBED.
Swift 6 Co. Have Bought Out a Leading
English Dealer.

London, July s,-Excitement has been
eeus'd In Liverpool by reports pointing
10 the "AmericaRizing' of the leading local
provision firms. The shareholders OF Fow.
Ter Bros one of the largest wholesale con.
Germs, have received circulars inviting
them 20 confirm provisional agreement
% sell their business 10 Gustavus FRANKLIN
SWIFT, president OF Swift n co, OF Chicago.
lse agreement with MIR. Swift was made
by Anderson Fowler of New York and in
c'ufes the sale Of sle comparys interest,"
IN tn sioef yards and warehouse com.
pany Of Chicago and tho packing company
OF kansas Amsns the conditions is a
p-rpien rrrsiiisg COR the dlssoiuli,u OF
Koslas sres.
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CIVIL GOVERNMENT ESTABLISHED.
Cheering News Received from
GOVerpNr AMr;r,kk

Cheering News Received from Aotinn
Governor Wright.
Washington, July g. Secretary Root has
received the following reply from Acting
Governor wright Of the Philippines TO his
''ngratnlatory cahlegram sent yesterday:
rroNincial government was lpaugurated
In laguna on July l, thus completing the
establishment OF civil government over all
ceptance Of American authority ana General
paelhgauon complete ! beg 10 offer con,
gratniiatlonS TO you and through you TO the
preslaent o. the snccess OF The wise and
humane policy lnaugurated bv President
Mckinney and continued by President
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KING EDWARD.

The kings convnlescence seems assured,
though 1t win be slow.
Coronation guests are leaving London for
their homes.
The London Lancet says that the king S
wound Is healing satisfactorily.
The physicians in attendance at Buckng
ham palace are now able to rest after the
long strain Of anxiety
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4ARY OF THE NEWS.
'oday's Weather.
DOMESTIC.
,dss,s weather: Generally talr.

fearful tragedy was caused at MIMI
th Springs. Ark, by the explosion Of 4
,ck Of dynamite.
3 three-corncred fight with knives and
pistols in Arkansas ended with two deaths
and one fatal injury,
The Louisiana legislature Is rapidly
nearing the end of its labors and is RUSH
ing bills through
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TO EXAMINE PANAMA RECORDS.
A Lawyer Viii Be Sent to Paris for III,
Purpose.

Washington, July 3.-The work Incident
to the carrying out OF the provisions Of the
spo@her amendment 10 the lsthmIan canal
piil VIII be prosecuted With TIE utmost ex,
petition consistent with the nature and
magnitude Of the interests involved. At,
tofney General Knox has designated
Charles u. Russell, an assistant to the at.
torney general. 10 go TO Paris and make
critical and exhaustive examination Of
the records In the case Mr.. Russell Is ex,
eeptionslly well equipped for the task
Under the direction OF Mr. knox, Mr., Rus,
scR v.ll Apply h. the French court OF cossa.
uen 10 complete certain essential proceed.
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COMMERCIAL.

cettan contracts en- rev crop months
made a sharp advance on the buillsh GOV
ernment crop report for july
Wheat, corr aud cotton ensed OF in
prices owing 10 hcarish weather reports.
Provisions were quiet aud a trne lower.
stocks were Arm, showing slight activity
during the day.
Brahstrcet's reports detriment 10 trade by
cool weather throughout the North
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HOUSTON.

The beard Of directors Of the Cotton Ex.
change adept resolutions favorlnE the pas,
sage Of an act relieving Galveston Of State
taxes for ffteen years and advocating the
creation Of State irrigation board.
steps being taken 10 show Houston's ap.
preciatio II Hon. Thomas II. Balls labors
Ia congress
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SPORT

Lucky Baldwia's Americana won the
Qulekstcp stakes NJ Washington Paris.
Dublin and Highlander ran dead heat
OF ShecpShead Bay.
Very poor racing was witnessed at Del,
mar Park,
Very few baseball games were played IA
the leagues douhIe-hcadors belns on TO
dal + program.
The big shoot begins today al the Hous
ton Gun club grounds
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IRRIGATION IN TEXAS.
Agricultural Department Is GIVING At
tention to the Matter
fSpeciaI 70 Tho post

'Hh'Nl"l ~ rue iosl >
Washington. July 3.-Some days ago
Representative Cooper wrote the agricul-
tnra department respecting an nppropria.
tion for irrigation experiments In cexas
He received letter from Secretary VII,
son today in which II was stated that one
OF the departme S experts Frank Bond.
was giving his entire attention TO the mat.
yer or the irrigation OF Texas lands and
that II was the intention N the Department
TO- extend the work IN the near future
The importance Of Irrigation m the dc.
velopment Of agriculture along the gulf
coast rs tully apnrt cilted." wrote Mr.. VII.
SON and everything within the mems o.
thH depattment viii be done 10 promote
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Marietta at Cane Hatian-

Washington, July 3-rhe navy depart.
ment has received a cablegram from com.
mander Rodgers Of the Marietta anno,,ac
ing her arrival at Cape Hayden. uRyt,
to-day to watch over American ,nterests
during the revolutionary disturbances.
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NOT TO BE ooURTMARrIALEp.
Lieutenant Arnold Favored by the Report
OF Colonel Crowder
tSpnriol 70 ri. pa.A

Of Colonel Crowder.
Especial to The Post)
Washington, July Sit is learned from
an authoritative source today that Lieuten-
ant Arnold the officer charged with atrocI-
ties in the Philippines in the letter writ
ten by Private Weir and produced in the
sennte 10y Mr.. Cuhcrson, will not he court
martIolcd, the report Of Colonel Crowder
having been found to be adverse to such
action, Crowder is the man whom the gov
crrment designated to Investigate" abe
Chalmette matter the case Of Colonel Met
cafe and other high government oficias
wanted whitewsshed and his report OF the
Arnold matter is therefore not surprise.
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RAILROADS.

Mr.. Johnston Of tho Galveston freight
bureau says he desires The cooperation o,
Houston.
The Katy is projecting extensions from
South McAlester IN order 10 take In all
the Territory coal fields.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES,
NO EXTRA SESSION NEEDED.
The Cuban Reciprocity Matter VIII
Be Effectualy Settled.

The Cuban Reciprocity Matter Viii
Be Effeotualy Settled
Washington. July 3.--Chairman
Payne of the house committee on
ways and meaus today conferred
with President Roosevelt In regard
to Cuban reciprocity Upon leaving
the executive Quarters Mr. Payne. Ia
response to questions on tho sub
iect, said he was satisfied that re-
ciprocitv with Cuba would be effect
ed at the next session Of congress
with almost unanimous vote IN both
houses The methods by which th 6
will be attained. he said. VIII be bv
treaty. Under ordinary conditions.
he said, treaty is ratified by the
senate only, but In matters OF this
Kind. involving questions OF revenue,
under the Dingley law the house
under the constitution. has equal
jurisdiction with the senate The
conference of Mr.. Payne with the
president ana his subsequent utter
ances effectuaily puts an end TO ex-
ira session talk
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tion case now pending before the supz
court of the Philippines. .
THE United States to pay an indems
for the buildings used by the Amesu
troops. But nothing is to be paid Until =
title deeds are In the hands of the goT :
ment. II
ALL FRIARS ARE TO WITHDRAW,
"All friars OF the four orders shall ve
draw within two years from the hrst i1n
ment. A small number are TO comfy
during that time to look after the, %
and universities, but all OF them mus
half during nine months from the frst,ya
mcnt and half eighteen months latss. -
including friars who have not raised
hostility of the natives and who rea8el
In their parishes after the revolutizeS5,,
1905 to now, excepting nine in Manila
Spanish friars may be substituted for u i
withdrawn. M
The churches, schools and univs
may be directed by Spanish ciefg
orders other than those withdrawn, Cor
clergy Of the same orders who alsnd
spanish
ut Is necessary TO convince the FiHlhs
that the ancient regime Of the SArA'
friars Is finished" ~
The note reminds the vatican thrnnss,
orders still publish a paper in No.
which is antiAmerican and a.nti-PnlF
but pro-Spanish and that the We
possess property in Manila to fine yhs =
nearly S6,OOO,WO Mexican. while ~ 8
the Catholic church Is only valued u
100000 Mexican money. This is ysHyea,
nifCant, as the orders have also cap!1o
Interest besides the land which u ",
proposed the government should prfhNt'
To reach the desired object the best ot 4
is TO prevent any member of the -four nep
drawing orders, without distinction !,
tionality, from being sent to the "
Nothing Will so cGlm the people aMPut
dCce harmony between the church ailrl
government than that tho friars saal ize(
at fixed date; shall not return ahe g,orf
hot exercise any influence from 49,
over the priests in the parishes rosn
Of these facts it is hoped that the Y Of
viii accept the propositions, ms
The note ends with calling the ar ~,
Of the vatican to the clause regaral1'S ,
ligious teaching in the public schoos.
Ing that Judge Taft is TO preveM vi
discussion OF the matter. II also esiciaI
attention Of Cardinal Rampolla ~ :,
teenth section of general law DIT
pine schools, n copy OF which is encA tne
The note is accompanied by me sFrac
contract which Judge Taft propp'~ 81
be signed. q m
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Free Delivery for Mckinney.
Especial TO The Post)

Washington. July S.-The postmaster
general has ordered the establishment of
the free delivery service at Mckinney,
Texas. on September l. with two carriers
one substitute aud hfteen street letter
boxes.
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HowARn-cRAyToN.-- Ennis, Tsxas
June Sc.--Mr. A. T, Howard OF the I,rlsfoi
com eSSImmnnity and Miss Ettie GRAFTON Of
brides parents In Ennis YESTERDAY REV
x. = Phillips, pastor OF the Cumberland
fresbyterian church. officiating.
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Groves Black Root Liver pins.

Ms6e from m active principle cbtsine
fseo nlnck hcet. Thoy net on the l,sr
~ 3A 20 .eAlsn<i and leave 10 bad a.ter
49,. ~ x3strs, nc rick sssm,rh. VIII
~ Sh,peae cnnAtipatien, Pitcc 70 cent?.