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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-07-21
A Weddinn.

Austin, Texas July 2o.-J. T. Wells and
Miss Matte Priest were mured yester-
day afternoon by Justice Johnson under
enc of the 1--we oak trees in the capitol
mas been mprred four times, While the
BRIDE is only 20.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-07-21
WOMAN DEAD, MAN DYING.
Latter Took Poison When He Heard o
Formers Suicide.

FORMER SulCluS,
Marshall, TeNas, July 1S,-Aliss Nora
Minor, late of Harleton, committed suicide
last 1.sht at the Lake house The deceased
was about u years of age. Before taN,us
poison she wrote letter to man VINO
was In Shreveport asking him TO see 70
her burial etc He was phoucd the con
tents of the letter late last night and as
he was not heard from today was phoned
again. when II was learned he was in the
city hospital In Shreveport suffering from
the effects OF poison. IL Is thought ne
Will NOT recover.
Miss Minor was buried IN GREENWOOD
cemetery this afternoon.
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ic q speedy and public iriu. by an Impair
tial jury Of the State and district wherein
the crime shall have been committed.
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nanoana Suit Filed.

Austin. Texas, July 2o.--Suit was hled
yesterday In the district court by $. NJ.
Cain against the Houston and Texas Cen
trail raj. way to recover Slu,uuO daICdges Tor
alleged personal INJURIES caused by col
lision.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-07-21

At Laredo a soldier was given Ave years
In the penitentlary for kicking the eye
out of n woman. The Post would Ike to
tell the public its opinion OF the gen
tlcman II II were not that the Gal'Dai-
News ad the Austin Tribune would accuse
1t of attacking tine army.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-07-21

will be fulfilled tho prophecy OF panlei MI,
txiv 81 william Hudspeth,
AN''' 80 Unndera Texas.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-07-21

II these people who commit suicide
would only hold the weapon OF destruction
in their own hands II would save getting
obviously Innocent people Into Whole lot
or trouble.
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BY THE
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STUDY OF COMMERCIAL TREES


One of the most important and iuisreo
ing undertakings by the bureau Of forestry
during The present field season is a careful
study of number of the most valuable
American commercial trees. This viii ID
clude among others study of the Adlroi
dack balsam, In Franklin county yss
York. Incident to the work Of the burap
In connection with the Chippewa India,
reservation in Minnesota a careful study d
the red pine is in progress
\ study Of the rate Of growth Of D,
sugar Pine in California, which was begin
last season, is now being continued. Last
Ncar's work began In the northern part
the state and In southern oregon, and tg
season the examination will be contlasel
southwark with the idea Of covering ln
full commercial range Of this lmpQflli'
timber tree.
Tho Southern hardwoods will be srila
In Kentucky. North Carolina and West w
eiGin This work will be mainly deyote
consideration Of the oaks and ths yeln,s
poplar, the idea being "a study them
their commercial ranges along win QUIZ
trees which occur in mixture win 'asN
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The DAILY POST. THE SUNDAY POST
20 Columns. ioS to 7,4 Coils.
Ml-wEEkLY POST. ia Coils. per Weak
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FORESTRY BUREAU WON
Operations Now Being Carried d !.
Twenty States. :
INCREASED APPROPRIATION TINS Va,
Much Wider Range Of lnves.,..
Thus Made Possible-petaiI. VI =
Operations.
INCREASED APPROPRIATION TINS VI,

Washington, July 20.-on Ju,r
bureau OF forestry began its eo,a ! D,
lVC2, and its work Is now baIrs asOn
on In twenty States The bnr.. saftie
appointed ninety new student IA. IA
Tor This season, the entire acId ,o.s ''ln'i
herring 1855 men. The wort nun
among other things, the gathor,ra ,Avlaaes
necessary data for several wort,n. =, 'ss
a study of a number of well knos s paa'
merciai trees, the examination son
woodlois, and study of the treelSs. i''a
with a view of devisiug plans ~. s slea'
extension. ~ loles
The bureau of forestry begins tbD
fiscal year of 1902.1go3 with nm nss
tlon of S291, $50. The amount for ~ vp''t
Just ended was S1S5, 44O. This ,, .ne ysii
appropriation shows how this wn ayy1easst
mends itself to congress. ana IL" ~ COZ
possible u much wider raIlgp Of !, y maki
present seasons work Is by far ,ha a. LIZ
varied and interesting yet undart ~ Most
the bureau of forestry. and Is hair ,as N };
on In Maine, New Hampshire ssind
Massachusetts,, New York No., 'e.meat
Maryland, Tennessee. KentncLr deIst,
Virginia, North Carolina, Micbisss., wHi
nesota,, Nebraska, Oklahoma, Son,s I 40
gotta Montana, Arizona and Cs,ss..ipf
Later In the season II will be aytan tolaA
sun other states aud Territores
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-07-21
WORKING PLANS

The field work necessary for
Ing plan for the tract of tha 60. CO
Northern Paper company wbIch wa
gun last field season is being coutI,,s
now, and will be finished this ys,.
Is being carried on by two fulv 49,.
ped parties, each consisting OF sftsor s's
a working plan Is being made q. n,
tract of hardwoods of the Linvile rmn.s-
ment company, lying around Grana,.,.'
mountain in western North CaroIins ~; NJ
bureau Is also making careful stud, y. !;
the forest resources of Otsepo co,n.. .a, "
YORK, with the purpose of DRAWN, I. asf
slinpie ana direct manual of lnstructlo,s.
LOT the management of the private s,s',
lanQS IN thut county. The expensas ~ N.
held work are being borne wholly he NJ ~
Alfred Corning Clark. who * gros,,, ~, =
lersted IN forestry. and desirous ths; i. /.
forests of the country Shall he t,e5,a. ~ \.
practical manner 's4
Through the cooperation of Mr. Ma,
forest commissioner of Maine. stndr ~ att,
ben undertaken of the forest cond iaIs y;
tnat state. This is to Include an nSss, y
CATION of the behavior of the snrnca NJ.
numbering, In order to draw I'M sImnI ~ y
practical rules for Fastening The nrsjnS,ts y
Of second crop upon numbered lad iSy
entails also a, careful study OF the in
problem and Of the best means of hshtf,
tre in this region. This lnvestiystIs 4t tar'
Their includes consideration Of Iocsl X,
scales 'a' w
Much attention will be given duriu, n.
present season to the examination Of woI.
IotS' III the management OF which he a.
Sistahcc or me bureau has been requested
1 No skilled men will be detailed ior M,
work, aud 1t is the intention OF the bureau
that its agents shall visit all woodlots a,
winch applications have been made.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-07-21

Messrs Gaynor and Greene. the fugitves
from American Justice. have offered to
pledge thelr honor to certain thlngs.
Their 'houor'' greatly resembles II last
years birds uest, iu that there is nothing
in 1t.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-07-21
rnRrsr INyEsrIaATIoNs,


The work along this line BY 'ns .,,s, &
of forestry includes an inves's ..,,ce
the distribution of forests, their -. !, ~
extent and the available suppn''
Der. 4 n
The study of the forest resouis. 1
best timbered counties OF nssus Z
being continued. This work was IN ~
1900 ana has been going on 'nis' \, ~
held ever since. Examinations ,sfpef
est conditions and resources .,sera psi'
and also OF portions Of ne n ,rsss. !,
sula of Michigan are being w u me sess
Investigations have begin i.,sbea VI
tlon of published and unpn, rlsias :. 4
showing the past aud presssaiug IMP
wood OF various kinds. incluuftccff Al
and exports and consumption Niresc,.
poses This Investigation aloc 10 ierss]
nsideratlon OF American Mv cives . u
mark, Is. Attention is Ilng prcdc'.
coilec ion OF data showing amsrsss1 III
and value Of by-produets oimercisl cs1
ests. This will Include coaxtrscsA
resins, turpentine. and tan
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-07-21
FOREST EXTENSION.


On July the division Of forest eNeof.
was established I'm thp bureau n soresiq
60 ,o,.o ohonaa - ,,o ,,.or, heretofore dca'
w V, 'i". ~ W Wv r,o raA
ny the section of tree planning tm
Of the new division will be to devlse pan
|o- ,,,roost,,, ,bo fo,os+ area where nv
ioI increasing ,nc i"'eS' nsa .,,oa,.,s
mcnt Of planting where that Is ncces',ry, :
secure A stand of trees. and by Improve,
the conditions for natural seeding W.
areas where the present forest stand "a
vnni,icnf
Several pqrtics arc now In the hf dll5r
connection n with ,,,, ,hs WITH VI iand owner l
nldn onnlicotiCu for assistance In eslalEs
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-07-21

Uncle sam was not invited to particl.
pate In the czar's antitrust conference.
This gives it the appearance OF being All
anti- Uncle sam conference
Now that Tracey IS safe IN the jungle,
the Authorities would better pat fence
around 1t ana let hlm have IT,
a contribution through sympathy Is far
moro helpful than q sympathetic strike.
Missouri should have notified Iowa that
she wouldn't stand for any of that States
floods
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-07-21

s. & H.-o. Who is the author OF the
homestead law OF TexasY
A. The exemption OF homestead OF a
family from forced sale for the payment
Of all debts. etc. Ia constitutional pro.
uaou Of the State Of rexas embraced In
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-07-21

Iexan'-o. /, What was the estimated
property loss Of Galveston from the storm
? What Is the reported amounts In dona.
lions OF all classes received by Galveston
since the storm? 3. What will be, approx.
mately. the amount Of taxes FOR nfteen
years which Galveston asks relief from as
a donation from the slater 4 What has
been the amount contributed or expended
by the United States government on the
harbor Of Galveston, on the forts about the
island and on gokernment buildings In the
city OF Galvestonf .. What is tho amount
subscribed by the citizens OF Galveston fur
public improvements since the storml
A. l. About siT,OoooOo. =. About
100000, 3. About 100000. 4. On the
harbor about Ss.oooo0. forts 100000.
government buildings $4,000. 5. The sub
scription by citizens to sea wall has
amounted TO S1.250.0o0 and about three
times as much moro in restoring private
property losses
80
q e. H-O Who Is tho authcr 80 ,h,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-10-03

usual matinee tomorrow and Tor the
last time tomorrow night. Nothing
Heen ut the up town theatcr this sea
son has received better comments
from the audience than the play
Nevada" as presented by Elsa
RYAN aud her company,
s'rhe conVict's pRuehtcrH one OF
the solid dramatic nueeenHes OF last
season. viii be the attraction at the
Third Avenue next week, eommene.
lug With the matinee tomorrow
The secret 81 the success % Tile
eonyisl'a Daughter ta that q
touches the henrtstunEa ~ lie audit.
ars. 1t d also fitted with comedy of
hish order and does not depend upon
huffoonrrN or Nuisarlty 10 enlure the
public. n comes to us this year
with entirely new scenery ana alto
rether brighter and better than ever
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-10-03
REelalmine TINE ARID LANDS

uaer~ Is no rc important subject before the people
arid passed the last session eengs near
~ hundred million Of desert land are 60 be reclaimed by ra
Tho artificial application OF water 10 these lands WI make them IN
bloom where there
nothing but sparse sage brush
equally hs
arid settlers the building
places markets manufacturer
that u the United states with Germany
be competition
transportation charges and the vsxaens Of arHs or reei
me Increased production
and
n the government spent
arid West has ns pae the rhfrpne islands would
much aad
islands much eloOdand that
Colorado
SPRINGS the second week IN October VIII discuss plans for saving the
viss ne actual work st ssn must be done and snsnsss w
Of raton laws viii prepare for the real work which VIII make u
n
and has been known to fan IT cannot fall the
w be turned Into flower gardens and the ag
cultural Of the West wiz be than doubted
Georgia county has negro sheriff
Just think white having to
white
having BE- arrested at all
king Leopods nfauy
with her dead mother He
about the drsisss spot on the brussels Garrett
The capture Of Hooper Young alive after essax.
killed myself shakes faith the dead
siarins that swearing Invented thousands Of
the DO with the high
Of coal roppyeesk They might send II BY mail
IT Is
gentlemen Is
n
@ reduce the size Of his harem
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-10-03
BENEFIT FOR
THE SUFFERERS

The entertainment at the Seattle
thcater tomorrow afternoon for the
hrncft 81 the IRE sufferers promises
to be great success. All the NUM-
hers arr new. and the participants
are working hard. The double sex
tette from THE Royal Rogue" and
Hans and Gretchen. fsnm The Rev
els OF the ElkA unI peasa." ate
special features There win be vocal
and Instrumental solos. fancy dances
marches. aouka dances and ehorupea.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-10-03

Ladies Heavy Fleeced Silver Gray
shirts and Drawers. pretty cro-
eh~t and tapped neck. we'll worth
zke. selling AZ .........2S c
Pefsrnon's Ladies' Celebrated Fit
sell Jersey Rihbef Silver Gray
Wool Vests and Pants. soft and
better than silk. non-shrinktng,
ITO value. selling Att f.t5
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-10-03

W. II. Morris and 3. nrown. arrest
ed on a warrant issued ~ Judge
TaiimAn FOR having tntrffsfed with
the reselvcr OF the Chicago Furniture
Company. were released ON their
own reforniaanre today.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-10-03
Mems Good Underwear

Mems Heavy Ribbed vicuna shirts
and Drawers. perfect-fitting
good wear. each ....s.....s. soc
Mems Wool Ribbed Shirts and
Drawers. stcuna or silver gray.
splendid garments. I'LL value:
NeilinE AT sf.ss--sss. 5000. .OO
Mems Pine American Wool Shirts
and Drawers. natural gray. worth
lilo per garment .........N 10
Finest Australian Corded Wool
Shirts and Drawers in natural
gray wool fleeced. worth tz25:
per garment .....s-......N1. =
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Newest Wrappers

Fleece Lined Flannel Wrappers
pretty wash braid trimmed. 3.
inch fIounce on skirt. long fittee
lining. regular fi.sb value. sell
inE nj .sss.ss..s*.ss .tssssss ssN-s
Splendid Quality Percaie Wrap
perr, pretty braid trimming or
yoke. shoulder caps, collar ana
cuffs. b-iuch fiounce on skirt.
well worth 81 a.. selling at. Ste
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-10-03
Seattle
Dental
ParIors

The largest a nd best equipped dental office
on the Pacific Coast. We have ali the latest
and most scicn tific methods OF modern and
painless DENTS try. We crown. I'LL and ex-
tract teeth wit bout the least pain. No etu-
dents employed. but all are dentists Of long
years of expert ence We examine your trrtla
and tell you In advance Just what your work
VIII cost. We make no charge for extracting
teeth when pia ties ordered All work
guaranteed ten years Lady attendants al
tendance
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-10-03
FIRE In
LONDON

LONDON, Oct "A great ilre
started IN tho Whiteehapvi district
this morning, which e atm raging
with undated fierce Fire engines
from all over the city are being
rushed 10 tie scene, The residents
8tv iarEely Jewish ana are thor
uughly panlc-ettieken. They are
moving out OF the tenement hpuAra,
and the streets are filied with fur
uiture.
s=~-====ss s-====~s---
Dancing Glasses
Professor Wilson nj Ranks Han
Mon day and Friday eveningh fri-
xsle lessons daily.
Fletcher q Carpenter. realty bar
gains only.
DUNLAP. real estate. 81 Union BLOCK.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-10-03

Misses Navy Serge Maeks,..-.
vide sweep. military csns 81
slzer. $50 value: selling 4.
's.f'".ss ''s..ss--.. -...ss..e 81
Ladies Wool Serge siaekin.,.,.
cape With velvet collar, -
trimmings ...... .si II
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-10-03
Theaters


James Seiil and company make
fEe most OF a Bachelors Romance
hut tho play can scarcely BE- called
thrilling. II In one Of those sfereo-
typed society dramas which consist
chiefly Of drawing room and miilin-
cry display. The latter h. excellent.
the former Of mixed quality ranging
from cieTerness to extreme dullneHz.
The production Is finished. but COM
rnonpiaee, with xoody-goody streak
like f. p. Roe'z novels
The play II staged with the taste
fuInezs and careful attention TO de-
all which chzractsrixes all OF Mr..
Eeill's productions. and the scenes
are wrought out wifh the smooth ev-
oiutlon which intelligent and grace
fui acting always exhibits.
king Dodos
In Pixicy ard Isudsr's new comedy
opera king Dodo." which will Be-
seen at the Grand for five perform
auces. commencing Sunday. the
musical numbers have all proven OF
the ~whlstlingr kind Among the
most widely known hits are THE
Tale or a Bundle Bee" The lad
Who Leads Look IN the Book and
q Medal for That The company OF
rs people includes Raymond Hitch
cock. cheridah Simpson. Flora "a
belle. Greta Riley. Margaret McKiu-
ney. Arthur Wooley. William CorlEss.
Arthur DEACON. Albert Juhre, a
chorus sf pretty girls and an aug
mented orchestra Of solo musicians
BeEssco Juveniles
The Beiasco- George Juveniles
open at the Seattle theater next
Sunday evening. They will give an
entertainment every evening. up 10
and including Wednesday night.
There will be the usual Wednesday
matinee. Popular prices VIII again
be in order al the Seattle during
their engagement here
The performance provided II
vaudeville. The songs. dances and
other work by these clever little spe-
eialfy people are new and up to date
IN every particular. The Vancouver
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-10-03
Hosiery SpecisIs

LADIES' Seamless Black wool H..
elastic ribbed tops, zse ~.
selling at ...............1 ~.
Ladies' Heavy All waoi o.s.r<
Hose. black or gray. &C rsIu.
..s.'.. --...a-. ,s.-....33 1 =
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-10-03

and Victoria papers now At hand
claim they are the best and most
interesting troop Of children that
ever toured the Paeifie coast
~Ths cenvies's Daughter
Nevada viii be given at the
Third Avenue th@ater tonight. the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-10-03

Fedora Hats. splen1id trsumlu-
u7s value: selling At
Boyr Fine Stroller Efyk ~
Hats. black and silver: Al
.s..--- .-..+...-. ..-.--**.U8|
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-10-03

PetefsoB.a Boys XXI An -
-Piece School Suits. coat 49,
breasted. pants haze do,b's -.
and knees. sizes q n X -
400 value selling at. -. e =
Boys English chevsot Kne. D..
double seat and knees. ,hs 49,
tip Kind. soc value. selling A.
't+.f-sfs 1879. ....*+.... .Gs.<
BOYS Georgia czssirne,s ".
Pants. all aizfr. Hofth r.. :
Aagff0N '.sss--..@s. ...... ID.
Boys cheviot 1-Piecs schss, g..
neat dark patterns. nlze. T. !.
years. good lining, sg.u v,,.
selling At .s......... a. q
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-10-03
Winter Furs

Ladies' Black consy Fur Scarf.
tails. 500 value. selling at. :.
......... .......... SILKS
c9-tnch Long Black Sable Fur Scarf
trimmed with four sable tips.
veil worth ss.ss. priced 81 x4.S5
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-10-03

DUNLAP. real estate. 81 Union block
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PETERSON'S
Mail Orders Filled
corsets That Fit WI,

New Dip Shape co,..
French c0utii. long h fs.iihss
over hips. medium IN A.
vide lace Trimming en r., ~
bow per ps'ir..............sz J.
New Longfelo Model f.ov.,.
gray diamond cloth ttz
high bust long hips. fa,1 -.
eiaeH' per pair ....-.......si's,s
The latest style girdls -.
pink, blue and black. M l.,sh
glove per pair.-..........sj.M
New Four-hook Fast p,...
Gored corneta. M a. rest.s., ~
expensive styles. 7se salss. = :
ING AT ...ss.s....s..... "a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-10-03
We're Hat Headquarten

Mems Black ana crzy -
Crash Hats. neat shspes X
value. tomorrow az
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-10-03

Ladies' Kangaroo Calf io-lnch
High Top Storm Shoes. neat
styles. wonderfully asryicsable.
$500 vnluci prired at......xx.oo
ladies Plump Vioi Kid ii-inch
High Top Rainy Day shoes: the
correct styles To aear with walk
ing skirts. 400 value selling At
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-10-03
PETERSON S
Safest Place to Trade
Ladies' Waists

Ladies' New Granite Waists IN
handsome assortment Of fanty
stripes. We'll worth tis6a, special
tomorrow tsstssst. sffssss.F ts'b
Ladies' All Wool Trleot Waists,
fancy metal buttons. regular
tl.5O value. selling atss..Hi. 20
Ladies' Black Hlcilian Wallets. silk
stitched pIaitr. actually worth
1900. selling htas.ssssss...Fz .f~
Ladies' Imported French ttaunel
Waists. made like above illus
tfafl0n. each plat edged with
fancy cord trimming. rich shades
OF rereda cardinal. 300 value
selling az .s...-+s+.....-.-fsf .Dfs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-10-03
pansino cis..s.

Fie,ehsr q Carpenter. realty bar
gains only.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-10-03
PETERSON'S
Money-Saving Prices
for Saturday

LUX i4D W hAA@a eFO6 fs
and Patent Colt Skin Shoes
....+........ 1900
Mems OIL Seal i2-inch High Top
Wet weather HhoeE. heavy, z
s0iea, outside counter and back
strap. aenteei In appearance and
will stand the hardent kind Of
service. t5.e9 value. priced II >.
.sss...ss ssss-.st rt.VV
Mems Best Box Caif l2.incn blGh
Top Storm Shoes. heavy Good
year welted roisf. outside back
stay. dreasy ncW styles. the rail-
road men and teamEtess' friend.
100 value. selling at.....r5.oO
Mems Chrome Tanned Water
proof Calf 12-ineh High Top
Shoes. heavy, soies. outside
counter and back stay. water and
wear-reaistinR the Ideal shoes for
cruising. raiiroadiDg and team
Hter wear. $500 value; selling ~
sasss4s ssssssassass ssssss 81 ftsVV
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1902-03-06

correct" responded Mr.. Clay my
understanding is that under the act of
1881 the foreign mail service is left to
the postmaster general to contract for
in his discretion"
There is nothing in this bill chang
ing the method of making contracts, :"
said Mr.. Hanna. THAT is the point /
want to make clear"
TO this Mr.. Clay agreed.
Mr.. Clay took sharp issue with Mr..
Frye, who had stated in his opening
speech upon the bill that American
shipyards were not filled with work.
He declared that his information ac-
CURED from shipping and naval jour-
nails was that the shipyards of this
country had orders on their books
that would require from three to four
years to fill.
The Senate went into executive ses-
sion, and adjourned.
Second Big supply Bill Passed.
Early in the session the Senate con-
sldered and passed the legislative, ex-
ecutlVe and judicial appropriation bill.
me second of the big supply measures
TO De acted upon at this session.