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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-31
TARIFF REVISION.

What does the democratic marty nro.
pose to do, II the people OF the United
states put the oower Into their hands. 10
remedy these Industrial evils and annoy,
AnVes winch have come along with our
great nroperltyf They have made two
proposals The lrst Is 10 revise tho tniin
~ Is easy 10 say that the tariff ueeds re-
vision In the nature OF things n a. n
naed statute applied from day 10 day 10
constantly changing conditions. The spe
clnc ground upon which the dep,oeratir
party now says that IL should he nernit
tel 70 revise The tarl0 is that the tarln
Mn'ecls me trusts. Observe that they DO
Lol propose TO conhne themselves 20 cut.
tlhs on the duties upon the artioles made
py tue trusts, but their roniedy Is 10 de-
slroy the trusts by dragging them down
in inc general ruin. Noh do not hurt the
trusts by tarln reduction unless you make
.he reduction SO srent that Il will be-
some nhproul0hlo TO manufacture the ar
ueles n THIS country. n that Is done YOU
can XIII the trusts you can close their
MUS you can iurn their lahorers out OF
employment, bat yOu close tho mills also
oi All other producers OF similar articles
ana you substitute for domestic production
tht importation ~ foreign articles"
Mr. Root then referred 10 the ssecona
proposal ~ the democrats party, Contained
IN tho plank or the New York platform
adolfed while the inthraclte strike was a}
ITS height and NOW famous as the coal
plank He said that the least Of he
onenscs Involved In the declaration Il thst
" - unconstitutional.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-31
COMMERCIAL.

Cotton values made small decline on
dull speculation and report Of besrlsh
NELL estimate.
Wheat nuctuatcd during the day and
finally closed unchanged. Corn aud oats
closed steady.
The stock market was duh, the carly
activity soon being lost, while many shares
closed at ioss
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-31
ROOT DISCUSSES ISSUES.
He Was Principal Speaker at Cooper
UaiOn Rally.
THE RECORD OF THE ADMINISTRATION
The Secretary Appeals for a Republican
Majority in the House to Sustain
the President.

New York. October 30. Cooper Union
was filed tonight with pooplc who had
| come TO attend republican meeting tho
/ principal speakers hclug Mayor Low, Gov.
! cnor Odcll and Secretary OF War Root
M Low culoelzcd Governor Odcll und his
administration of State affairs, Governor
| Odcll followed IN an address, in which he
east aside as absurd the prediction that his
majority would be as small as some had
prophusied
Secretary OF War Root smoke after the
governor had hnishcd and said:
me National issue Of this political cam
phlsn m It's most important and practical
ysptet' IS whether President Roosevelt shall
National government
WIN the people Of the United states
clevt mouse OF representatives with
republican majority To work In bar,ui,nV
WIN the president ana the republican n,i-
jorlty OF the senate so that he may %
vl, as ne mas begun with an affective gov.
eminent, working out practically the plans
i9r improving the administration aud Tor
tue remedy OF evils along tue limos upon
wien inc legislative aud executive
pihhrues 9grccF or win the people elect
hou6e with democratic majority which
VIII be hostile to the president viii NOT
aEree with him upon any course OF CON.
HuVt ana VIII hinder and cmharrass him
ofhcc2 W
There ought 10 be no Indifference ppon
state Of Aew York. II the people Of the
state feel towards the president ps t1rv
nld When lhry elected him their governor
ni,r ior, any ~ thry a. when they gave the
vice president ~ 1900, they VIII answer.
an not going TO talk about what tho
r repu9 3ao a1mnlnstyatlon M Washington
HIS nan aone further than TO say that be-
ileNe that " has been honest aud thatk,lt
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-31
SPORT.

The Memphis harness races closed with
day of good sport, one new record being
made.
The surprise Of the year occurred at the
Aqueduct track when May j., a 100 to l
shot, captured the fifth race.
Flo COrlinc won the Chicago Ridge hau.
dlcap at the Worth trnck
Only two favoritcs won at the Ibtonia
track.
The Belle Meade stock farm viii remain
In the hands Of w II Jackson, Jr
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-31
RAILWAY President ResIpns.

Washington, October 30,Frauk ~
non, president OF the Southern lah sss
has rendered his resignation 70 ny S qf.
pany, TO take effect In November ~.
resignation was rendered some tne
but HIS action was not made public gHsi
today. A successor has not been apss ~
ed His duties Will devolve upon wv n
ond vice president. -.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-31
AooIcKs WILL LOSE.
Oeeent Republicans VIII Nat s+,,a =.
His Rule. '0'

~ His Rule. VI
ro %,uIl'nston' Del, October so-with ,he
les's'ratlon completed in mis- stata a 'ns
NY P''y calculations made, The se,or .a
opinion Is that J. Edward Add,c,s a =, a.
"a, neat Tuesday for TIE fourtb ,,ms :,
~ attempt to break into the United stste -
n syua'e through the Delaware leals,ot,,s
su' ~nat win be great moral y,ctor,,
~ p Tue regular republicans IN the st.,e
wv a'so prove crushing political desee,
~ \ WIN mean a loss Of two un,tad
~ senators and one represen,st,ya ''t !.
Delawaprpeo 9 bsns party and the placing y y
States - fsr =, ~ me ron q democratic
RtI concerned ~ Nouohhi politics
counted sn s. disseminated republicans have
honor befers ~, nai,. cost and resolved 10 put
faat r,itk s'ee1iens, and 10 90 down 70 AZ n
"Ns essan COINCIDENCE, aihsit w,tS
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-31
TEXAS POLlTlCs,

An anti poll tax meeting is to be held at
Dallas Monday evening.
Congressman Ball does not believe that
Burgess is in any danger and Garner need
not fear defeat
Galveston democrats expect to elect their
county ticket.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-31

we will carry 204 or 2o8 DISTRICTS" Two
hundred and six members wnufG give the
reppbncans a majority Of only TIVE ". The
democratic managers believe that thew win
this sums "s
As soon as Chairman Grlggs retu ms 10
Mhshlnston arrangements viii probably be
made for receiving returns ne democratt,
headquarters on the night of the election.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-31
THE sTRIKE ARalrRArons

go VISIT 70 One Of the Mines in N.
So. strike District. ~
oo ss.sn.on' Pa. October sO.-rhe sevsn
yvlinilssloners appointed nv pres,d.n,
s sssoseveit to adjust the difference s.,s,,n.
a aasN sen the anthracite coal mine wnrs s
,s up enelr EMPLOYERS TODAY made ,ons -
80 eAtIeme coal geld and saw es.sy y
.ir,s n a the production Of coal from, ' ~
~ u. "a blasted from the Eround. hun.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-31
SUMMARY OF THE NEWS.
7Oday's Weather
DOMESTIC,
Raih

The sheriff Of Cross county, Ark, viii
not allow n negro murderer TO he lynched.
An automobiliFt was given six months
sentence for criminal negligence.
Tho strlke urbitratprs spent busy day
inspecting the Workings Of coal mine and
the breakers at scranton, Pa.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-31
RAILRoAps.

The Fort Worth VISION Of the Intcrna.
tional will be completed within few DAYS
An excursion nf homescekers numbering
1900 has been brought TO Texas by the
Kntr.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-31
Groves SLACK Root Liver pins,

Made from an active principle optaIila s.
from Black Root They act on me W.
equal to calomel and leave no bal MI Wi
cure chronic constipation. Price 70 'es''r
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-31

curses on the head Of the "carpet.bagrer
from Boston' who. with his thrIce.repeat.
S ia campaign shibboeth, "Addicks or no.
In the National senate. 'io"
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-31
Observation-Disclosures
COUNTRY DEVASTATED.
A Volcano in Guatemala Caused Widespread
Destruction

San Francisco October
OF
threatened tho destruction OF the
the TO I'm
pres OF this city received from
re given
yves tie asking for news Of the eruption Of Santa Nia
III this
ERUPTION Conee zone destroyed lives
The coffee districts referred TO-" said Mr. H'sch
the Costa
district destroyed
Ihe volcano
to
f
u the the
eruption gu
Consul General McNal that
ahns Of
ac matter rich eorce plantations the buried
heard the capital There have earthquakes
ported the department
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-31
THE LABOR QUESTION.


"our democratic friends tax as n some
capitalists securing undue profits and some
tarin provisions becoming outgrown with
changing conditions ana some stubborn
contests between employers who wish 20
lay less, and wage.earners, who wish 10 be
paid more for labor, We're new and strange
phenomena, threatening our social aud 20.
litical system and calling for desperate
and revolutionary remedies. They are not
new or strange or threatening. They are
put reappehrances, In slightly varied forms
OF some OF the difficulties which have All
ways accompanied prosperity sluce tho be,
slnplng Of the successful enterprise. I'm
mir ana oppressive trusts. SO called, are
Weeds Ia the garden OF prosperity IL Is
easy 60 KIN them II you kili ths aowers
aud the fruit also, hut II YOU would Keen
tue weeds down and have the garden grow
you must devote Yourself not 10 destrucf-
NC remedies, but 10 O patient, dlscriminat.
w anu uncfaAlhg process, pulling out the
weeds aud leaving the useful nlints IA
~ eurhlng and regulating those combine,
lions OF capital which are injurious III fhe
public, either because they monopolize the
lAihet OF the sources OF supply on the
a,tshnes Of employment, or prevent compe-
itoh unfairly and oppressvely, care must
which have legiIlmateiy reaucaA the ~,
q production not TO take Nmerirn ont
OF tue race Of competition for ne markers
~ the world, not 10 close tho mills and
he miues, not 10 threw millions ~ ,vcrr
zen out pf employment ana depriyc the
liiner ~ his market for the rnv nateyisi
manufacture. '"
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-31

GROVES CHRONIC CHILL CURE
Cures the caills thai other call ,on,e,
dent curs. Az al dfuRglsts Ne Cure, NJ
KAY, Se.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-31
nEGuLATloN oF rRrsre

no evils complained Of are an ont.
aowfh u the process Of Industrial develop.
nient Of the ege. Their regulation Il also
a necessary part OF that psoeess. oug u.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-31
MEN AND WOMEN

work or experimenting ,in,ssswsy, ss
Personal attention by Dr. hses,efe pry.'
special counsel from his ass ~ othsf q
clans when necessary whlen - wglle ~ {
trss mas Soeklels y snd o question elsus @
tion your trouble. Every W. wss n
confidential j. Newton E.le. Is1iA
D., 2i0 Alamo Plaza. san Ans0''',
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-31
RECORD or T1E Party


1T will be dlfticnlt to mud a better record
Of wise and palnstaklng legislative perform
anee than Is furnished by the republican
minority IN the present congress. Besides
dealing with all of the great appropriation
bills, with their multitude Of difficult uucs.
lions affecting the public welfare In their
first session they relieved the industry
and property Of the country from the bur
den Of the war revenue taxes; they settled
by mn admirable statute tho long yexed
question of the isthmian canal they iu
Nugnrnted a new system for the irrigation
NJ arid funds In the West; they worked
out and adopted laws for safe government
90 the Philippines Islands, exhibiting q
nigh order OF constructive ability Tho
one case Of urgcnt necessity for action
which failed OF response was the hiu for a
inst measure OF reciprocity with cuba
ana that was defeated by combination
between the democrats Va congress and "A
small minority of the republicans refusing
% 20 with the majority Of their partV
There Is good reason 10 believe that the
measure VIII succeed az the next scssion
No reason for changing the political com.
pleNinn Of the house OF representatives
can be found In the past actions Of that
"What Is there 10 come which cnlls for
such a changcy Is the reason 10 be found
IN q desire for the curhlug Of trusts. FOR
qu effective treatment Of labor troubles or
for revision OF the torlfl? Certainly not
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-31

TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY
Take Laxative Bromo oulnine Tablets. All
druggists refund the money II II fails 10
box. 2Ae
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1902-06-14

motion unanimously carried sub
scriptions and contributions were
ordered in every class. About $2I4
were pledged in few moments by
the members of the faculty present,
and the four collegiate classes. The
various schools and many professors
and students not present are still to
be heard from. 1t would seem that
three or four hundred dollars could
soon be applied to the debt as re-
suit of the mornings effort.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1902-06-14
COLLEGE NOTES.
(From Evergreen.)

day
w, H. Trenner left forWaitsburg
today.
Miss Ethel Espy is here for Com
mencement.
Don't forget the Seniors play,
David Garrick.
U. of c. against w. A. c. next
Monday afternoon.
A. ]. Turner spent Saturday in
Colfax on business.
The College Band will play at
Evansville during the picnic.
I. L. Clark OF, has accepted a
position i'll drug store at Garfield.
Elma and Maude Turner went to
Almota for days outing, last Fri
day.
See English eighteenth century
life in David Garrick" Monday
evening.
Mr.. Ernest Stunt, of Omaha, Ne
braska, is here visiting his son, c.
B. Stunt.
At meeting of the baseball team
Tuesday eve. "Cack" Barnard was
elected captain for next year.
Palestine Clark left for Spokane
Monday OH account of the illness
of his brother Morgan Clark.
The young ladies of Stevens Hall
were serenaded by some OF the boys
from Ferry Hall, Tuesday night.
This morning Prof Sampson left
for Spokane to deliver all address
before the graduating class of Bru-
not Hall.
The Seniors are planning for
class day exercises next Wednes-
day afternoon A band concert will
form part of the program.
]. A. Carlisle will soon leave for
St. Anthony, Idaho, to join his bro
Their, c. c. Carlisle or, who has
charge of a government survey i'll the
vicinity of Yellowstone National
Park.
Prof Fulmer started this morn
ing for the coast, where he will APP
pear as a witness i'll some cases
brought under the pure food law;
he will be absent until the first of
next week.
Monday the girls Athletic Asso-
citation elected officers for next year.
Miss Marie Estby, president; Miss
Libby, vice president; Miss Elma
Spaulding, secretary; Miss Mabel
Baker, treasurer and Miss leila Bis
bee, manager. Saturday night the
Association will give all exhibition
drill and entertainment. The pro-
ceeds to be applied in paying for
their piano.
After witnessing the baseball farce
of Friday you will be in a mood to
witness the real article once more.
Monday afternoon the University of
California team will meet the w. A.
{. on the college grounds. Come
and see the big Overall, of Califor-
MIA twirl the ball Carpenter and
Lougheed will be the W. A. c. bat
terry The band will play and a par
ade will be formed to go. to the
grounds.
The play David Garrick" which
will be presented on Monday even
ing, June IS, is the first one put OH
by college students during the past
year, and certainly deserves the
patronage of all. The management
has succeeded i'll obtaining the OPP
era house, which will be fitted with
all its scenery, and will be lighted
throughout with electricity. The
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1902-06-14
The Websterian BANQUET.

Last Saturday evening the Web
sterians held banquet which was
a fitting celebration of successful
years work, Although the Web
sterian enjoys the distinction of be-
ing a "boys society,"" its members
had invited their lady friends to be
with them on that occasion. By
ten o'clock the parlor of True's Ho-
tel was filled with a merry crowd,
and few minutes later the banquet
ers marched into the banquet hall
and arranged themselves around
the table. About fifteen couples
were present, and did ample justice
to the sumptuous spread.
The following toasts were given:
"The Name We Emblemize, Geo.
Sherrod;' Our Seniors" L. Per
son; "The Public Speaker, G. F.
Henry; 'Our State" J. B. Cordiner;
"Our Athletes, X. Cowgirl; "The
Future, " c. F. Bensel; "a Flash
light of Ourselves" c. Ockerman.
Lee Morrison acted as POSTMASTER
of the evening
Each toast was delivered in a
manner that showed we'll the ex-
cellent training which has been de-
rived from the work Of the society.
Not only was there a dignity about
the toasts, but there was wit as we'll.
AS the hour hand pointed to twelve,
the Websterians and their friends
departed, feeling that the banquet
was success from every standpoint.
1t was not only a success in a lit
erary and social way, but a success
because of the impetus it will give
to another years work. Eight
Websterians are Seniors, but the
society will be left in good hands.
As in the past, large part of the
debating and oratorical honors of
the college will be won by members
of the Websterians.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1902-06-14
DR.. 4. E. ShatO.
DENTIST,
All work guaranteed. Charges moderate
Teeth Extracted Absolutely Painless.
Room !. o. o. L. Pullman.

For the meeting of the triennial
international Sunday school CON
vention, at Denver, Colo, June 20
to July 2, 1902, we will sell OH June
22nd and 23rd round triptickets for
$4,000, good till July .3Ist. Stop
overs allowed on return trip within
limit. +. W"QUARELs, Agent.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-10-07
REGULAR
COUNCIL
MEETING

! The regular meeting Of the city
council was held last evening with all
mem berS present.
A petition for an arc light near II
F, Cutters residence was referred to
the lighting committee. A petition
f)r water extension to Geo. K. Carle's
house on John street was referred to
wat.r committee. Petitions for sew.
er permits to Robert Frasier, Geo. K.
Carle, were granted. B. Stewart was
granted license for lunch room un.
der Gladding's store. Russell 4 Baird
were granted plumbing license. w.
II. Kelley was granted permit to con-
meet with sewer.
Building permits were granted to
V. Stacey, David Bolles and +. E.
Perrin.
The report Of the chief Of police
showed 20 arrests during the month.
Report was accepted. The report tf
overseer of the poor was accepted.
The report Of the comm ttee relating
to purchase of gravel bank from w.
G. Parker on Plain street recommend
ed the purchase at sl4O0.
The committee on streets recon.
mended painting the iron bridges and
that Andrew Bjorn be engaged to do
the work as his was the lowest bid at
$4,000.
The sum of 1925 was appropriated
for payment of bills on Orange Brook
extension.
A large number Of city warrants
were ordered paid.
Bids for raising the iron bridge on
Granite street were read. Alderman
Mckenzie explained that the commit
tee had advertised for bids largely to
ascertain whether it would be cheaper
to raise the bridge or move the island
in the river, as either one OF the other
would be necessary in order to save
the bridge. He made a motion that
the council appropriate $3.50 for dig
ging channel through the island and
the same was BASED.
The mayor wa instructed to inyes-
Fig al Infringement of the building
permit law.
Alderman Kingston was instructed
10 take dowo the Mcdonald sign on
Granite street and "bury it.
DR.. Ligou1i presented a bill or
$lp.00 for services in the case OF Jo'
Seph Broggi. The same was left to
the finance committee to report back
The committee on revislons was au.
thorized tc employ +, W. Blshee to
assist them The board then went
into ,Xecutive session.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-10-07
DEFENDERS WIN
BIG VICTORY
Defeat Middlebury College At
Foot Ball By A Score OF
AZ To 0

The Barre Defenders defeated th
Middlebury College football team OF
the Goddard campus yesterday after
noon by score of AZ too.
Although it was remarkably one
sided it was brilliant exhibition O
football from the Defenders stand
point. Their play was almost perfect
All they need TO make them almosr
invincible is little attention to In
reference, bat several times during
the game5 their interference was al
that could he asked. At those times
they made gains Ut from % to 81
yards,
Capt. Alex Milne handled bis meu
with excellent generalship, and Scot
at quarterback Csed splendid judg
ment 10 giving the signals. The stars
OF the game on the Middlebury side
were Captains Skeels and Stubbs, the
two ends. They played almost the
whole game for the visitors.
A peculiar thing about the Defend
ers is that it would be impossible to
select the stars, for there we're eleven
of them ana b 9Th on offensive and de
fens.ve work they put up a splen lid
game.
TIE contest was clean one rshrough,
OWt.
C'he game spened By the Defenders
kicking of. EDickie got tie ball on 4
fumble and ir less than two minutes
A.. Milne ha6 made touch down ar {
kicked goal.
Middlebur7 kicked off, Sullis ar
caught it and ran eight yards. Phil
hips gained e. Thayer "a, Dickte s
Sullivan 10 Phillips 4, A Milne wen1
through the line for 25 yds. Pom
'brouski followed up with 10 gard
and A. Milne went through the lin'
|rfor the second touchdown. No goal
Micdlebury kicked of Mint ad
''vanced the ball s yards. Phillip
made 1len lid run OF So yds.. follow
ing 1t with 10 more. Domb.ousk
made and Dickie made the ionges
run OF the day with the splendid in
terference of A. Milne carrying th
4 ball Sc yards to touchdown. Miln'
kicked th goal.
Midd!ehary kicked of. Donbrcusk
made a pretty run OF IS ydS sulli
van gained 6, Milne 6 and Phillip
! followed with the next to the !onges
run carrying the tpal &C yds. Thaye
was next with Is yards l0yayds NOR
NV Dou broUski and Sullivan CAV,
Milne an easy she'w to another touci
Gown frcm which he kicke d gtal.
On the rext kici: eff 'Sullivar muffet
the ball and Durkee fell on it. Milne
runted 21iddlehury gained 5 yds
end In the next TWO rushes lost thre'
yas. The puntea to ". scott VII
was tackled by Stuhhs Sullivan gainet
6 yds. Phillips 25 yds. Eombroaski &
D:ckey 8. sullivan I, and Milne Il
Touchdown. Another goal tolloWee
and time IVES called for he first hal
with the score OF 2s to @ in favor OF
the home team,