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The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-05-01

THE DATE of the Commission of s. M. Meigs of Birmingham as Assistant Mine Inspector of Alabama will expire May 10th, and he is an applicant for reappoint- ment. There are numerous other appli- cants for the place Mir. Meigs was at the Capitol yesterday to see Governor Jelks.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-05-01

A VOLUNTARY petition in bankruptcy was filed yesterday by J. l.. Domingus of Dothan. a well-known railroad man. The assets and liabilities are insignificant. The petition was referred to Referee A. E. Stratton for adiudication.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-05-01

THE HANDSOME oil painting of a St. Bernard dog, from the brush of Miss Louise Williams of Augusta, Ga. which has been on exhibition in the window of Nschman & Meertief. was disposed of yesterday. Superintendent D. c. Sims of the Telephone Exchange is the fortunate possessor of the painting.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-05-01
WANTED-MALE HELP.
WANTED.

WANTED-Postiop, young man l9 years of age, bookkeeper or assistant bookkeeper; best references given; will begin at small salary. Address B., care Advertiser.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-05-01

WHEN ARRAIGNED before United State Commissioner John A. Elmore -yes- terday, J. F. Jordan, a negro, waived ex- animation and his bond was fixed at $500 which he promptly made. Jordan Is a well-known Montgomery negro. who Is charged by George Thompson, a negro of Mount Meigs, with charging him an ex- cessive fee for securing pension n''
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-05-01
PERSONAL.


 MIDDLE-AGED lady will chaperone party to New York and return for month. For particulars. address. with references, Chapc- rone, care Advertiser. tu-th-su LADIES. Chichester's English Pennyroyal pills the best safe, reliable: take no other; send 4c stamps for particulars; Relief for Ladies'" in letter by return maii ask your druggist Chichester Chemical Co.,. Phiiadel- phia, Pa p-tu- tn -su
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-05-01
FOR SALE.
LOST, SPRAYED OR STOLEN.

LOST-One pair gold-rim eyeglasses between Montgomery Theatre and Unger's bakery. Lib eral reward if returned to E. E. Forbes.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-05-01
FOR RENT.


 FOR RENT-Four unfurnished rooms in mod ern house; also one furnished room to gentle men with board if desired: gas and telephone. Address Home. Advertiser. TYPEWRITERS sold. rented and repaired; machines kept ill good condition while rented Remington Standard leads. Terry & Dayans 0OI Moses Building. 0
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-05-01

Mir. Robert Chapman went to Livings- ton, Ala. last night. having been called there by the sudden death of his father. Hon. Reuben Chapman.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-05-01

Mir Dave Blakey. who has been in Bir- mingham for some time. is visiting nis mother Mrs. D. T. Blakey.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-05-01
NEWS IN BRIEF

TWO WHITE MEN. Henry Mccoy and George Jones of Chiffon County, were bound over to the Federal Grand Jury yesterday by United States Commissioner Fillmore on charges of illicit distiiling. Their bonds were fixed at s20o each, which they promptly made and were released. Mccoy and Jones were arrested Tuesday evening near Mountain Creek by United States Deputy Marshal F. O. Dudley.
 THE REVIVAL services being con ducted at the West End Methodist Church continue to grow In interest. large congregation was at the meeting last night and the pastor, Rev. E. c. Nave. preached a strong sermon. Five persons joined the church on profession of faith. Two meetings will be held daily for the remainder of the week at a. m. and at s D. m.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-05-01
Confirmed by the Senate.

Col l.. Y. Dean of Eufaula is at F1er ing's.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-05-08
cHAFFEE I'M MlNDANAo.
Commander Has Gone 10 Confer Wit
Surviving Ostto Chiefs.

Commander Has Gone 10 Confer With
Surviving Ostto Chiefs.
Manila. May O.--Gcneral ChaTCe sailed
today on the transport ingalls, for the Lanoa
district Of the Island Of Mlndauao. General
Davis teleEraphed that he thought the pres
euce Of the military governor Of the Phil
ippines would have a favorable effect upon
the prominent Moros, and General ChaIce
started Immediately for Mindanao. He has
ordered General Davis TO arrange q confer
ence WITH the prominent surviving sultans
ana dattos
a post will be established at Camp Wick
crs, where the troops are now, Little in
formation can be had concerning The
wounded.
General Davis thinks only two or three
amputatious WIZ be necessary. and that few
deaths nre likely 10 occur Lieutenant Joss
man IS case Is now considered 20 he more Sc
iious than tA1t II Captain Moore.
General NhaWcc tuok with him a quantity
OF medical supplies ana two doctors He
thinks there viii be no more hrhtluE. NM
lres the troops are attacked. rhp ports
Of the Island Of Samar have been ordered
ip Zee opened 10 trade May -
The cholera statistics to date arc as fol
lows Provinces, @31s rnscs ana 1893 deaths ,
Manila s2l cases aud G5 deaths
Ncpor Valdez. editor Of Mlau. as n re
eut az the second libel suit brought against
him ny Bcncto Iegardo the Filipino mem.
her 81 the United States commission, has
been sentenced to six mouths bani,hment.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-05-08
SALISBURY WASB0ASTFUL
Said England Is Supreme 10 Egypt and
Welcome 10 Ireland.
BOER WAR A "FLAGRANT OUTRAGE.
Declared that the Terms ~ Peace Must
Render Impossible Renewal Of
Issues Of the Present War

London, May 1.-THE premier. Lord sails.
bury, 81 president Of the annual grand hab.
itation Of tAe Primrose league. al Albert
Han, today, spoke ~ an !mmrnse audience
In much less pessimistic vein than wleI
ne was Inst heard Ia pubiie. He cmgrata-
lated the league on The support giyen 10
conservative goYei nmenis one result 81
which wac that Great Britain WIS now
supreme ia Egypt, while vita regard to
ireland, that country need DO longer fear
the insane suicidal projects OF imperial
diMupiuh. supported b. many Of the upp,-
hltiun statesmen"
At the snme time lie said the country
mist not expect the '-asaes " past con.
hirIs g be distinguished Immediately.
Great Britain had great oud serious u9r,
hut admitting that misery ANA suffering
had been caused, IT must be recognized
that the power. prestige. iunnGllc and
magic fleet II cur great empire aye more
potent more efficient ana more admlraels
continued tae premier bar we hayc great
Tic other day air. Norler asked 81 tAerg
Will be a single member 81 the cahipe' o.
1870, VINO, II he could have foresecu
suite u the policy on Which they wer 81 3
launcA'ng the country would not
CcYloraba results A. a member o. the cab.
llri ne Nopd Salisbury wished to meet
IRIS statement with the most Indignant
denial The war had been u-c1 10y some
po itlcaus Tor the icnoblc purposes OF IN
SURFING their opponents. when o ncl-hhor-
ing power or tribe invaded bis majesty
dvmluioua and made au attack which vas
t-Ntu- iu tueIr own country tln~p VINO
ied lrsplsoa The rights and Sovereignty Of
rt. sovereign"
Turning 10 the peace negotiation Lord
salisbury ANNOUNCED that Greet Britain D rs
pff rpcrdcd one inch from De-" former pa-
tlnn as to lights Ne clhime' auI the
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-05-08
SPORT

hnish fight has been arranged between
Jack Root and George Gardiner, middle
weight boxers, in Nevada during July for
O purse Of $500.
National league soores: Boston 7. Gin
cinnati 9; Plttsburg 4. Brooklyn 8; Chicago
!. New York o; Philadelphia 3, St Louis J.
Southern league scores: Memphis =, Little
Rock :; New Orleans Z, Shreveport 3, At.
ianta :. birmingham 4
American league scores: St Louis 1. De.
troit .; Philadelphia 6, Baltimore 8; Boston
y. Washington s; Chicago 3, Cleveland l.
Morris Park winners; Jim Megibbin, Gun.
fire. Mackey, Dwyer, Sergeant. Lux Cssta,
Roysterer
Worth winners: Josette Henry OF FrAnst
smar, seorplo, Prince BlaEes, Haydn
Farmer Bennett
Churchill Downs winners orls. Poor
Boy. Hargis. Allan. San Andres. Gales.
st. Louis results on the Quiet. The
Benedict, Zirl. schwalbe. Father wentkcr.
Saiinda.
Natohez won the trophy. a silver loving
cup, al the Mississippi Louisiana trap shoot.
ers' tournament,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-05-08
QUESTION OF STATEHOOD
For Altoona, New Mexico and Okla
bona Considered 10 House.
TIE INDIAN APPROPRIATION BILL.
Several Members, including Stephens Of
Texas, Opposed Conference Report,
Saying II Involved Disgrace.


Washington. May THE. uiI piov!ii 9
Statehood for Sew Mexico. arizona and
oLiuhoIra vas taken W IN the Eouss iutc
this evening The impression is tnat
zoe ~iu he reached iate tomorrow on early
fiilay. 1ne democrats vail possibly ug
to pioio1s the debate az much as possible
10 order that those members Of the minority
WHO ale absent Attending the salmon and
Olcg funeiHls may return III lime 10 woe.
while according 10 Speaker henderson,
there VIII be no organized opposition 10
.ae 5ill, il Is probable that. as outlined in
these dispatches last llguu, an uttelupt MIA
ne muuc 10 amend b.f audlpg the luGlan
4tIIlt'lF 10 CA4aAoha uAI merging ~ W
MtAieO anu AIlagLa aid Also 10 nave the
~ tsIe uil ret oLll1ltte4. Inc Indications IRE
t1a- al these PROPOSE ions Will be defeated
4Ad TIE blll l,asatd Dy good majority.
lac republican Opposition tried 70 have
% puItT caucus on Ine matter called for To-
night, but the EFFORT WAS unsuccessful as
as ONE 10 9Old az uruiaury conference.
Washington May G--sone routine bust
rcss was transacted in the house today.
Inc senate amendment TO TIE bill to au-
thtrae municipalities IN the Indian Terri
iory with 2tOp inhabitants or over 10 issue
bonds was agreed to.
bIh WAS passed ~ change the terms Of
the district court within the First judicial
district.
MI Sherman ~. y called Up The con
ference report on the indian appropriation
Ar Little ,ArLl one Of the coafeeecs,
did not slgu tue repar. owing 10 o.. oppu-l-
'lpu TO certain oi its features, and il Nas
ail auEel that tlclp should be an AuuI
debate upon % side
Air Little was especially antagonisuc to
lAe senate anruuMeut o. open up the Titan
ia i4u reservation OF 2gBJ.eJJ acres ~
&. N4 81 " Nts. 2 a IEa-- E.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-05-08
FOREIGN.


The Irish members NJ the Loudou com
mons viii Introduce q motion censurng the
speaker for his arbitrary ruling upon Mr.
Dillon In tine Dillon Chamberlain mud sling
ing episode.
Vice President Yasoues Of sauto 10.
rainEO. the successful revoutionEt has as
sumod the presidency and granted amnesty
To tho adherents Of President Jimenez
General chanee has gone to Mindanao 10
consult With prominent surviving Moro
chiefs,
The Philippines cholera statistics are:
Provinces $50 cases and 1895 deaths; Ma
Mia 81 cases and 666 deaths.
a Manila editor, as q result Of a second
libel suit, has been sentenced 10 six
months Punishment
Lord Salisbury. English premier, made a
hopeful speech at London, In which he
honsied that the empire was now supreme
in Egypt, ireland and Africa, asserting
that the terms Of peace must preclude the
possibility Of the Beers renewing the Is.
sres Of the present war.
The condition OF Queen wilhelmina Is
more favorable.
Peace in South Africa has been reported
from Boer source as probable"
The Danish iapdsthlng rendopted the or
iginal resolution regarding the sale OF the
West Indian islands.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-05-08

niving az or toieratine / ilnrous methods
which almost reach the liinit In cutraglng
the laws ana ussrcs OF legitimate warfare
"The brigade commander. therefore an
nounces for the information Of Oh concern
cd that wherever prisoners or unarmed or
defenseless Americans or natives friendly
70 the United states are murdered or
assassinbted for political reasons, and this
fact can be established It Is bis purpose 70
execute A PRISONER OF WAR under the
authority contained in sections 80 and las"
The secretary explains that the orders
mentioned IN the resolution and In Belle
order OF December u. were In strict con-
formity with the letter and spirit Of this
famous order which he says was CON
tribution TO civilization Of great and recog-
nized value"
Another order transmitted Is one By Major
General Lloyd Wheaton, dated Manila,
March "a. 1902. upon the conditioa % the
natives collected In the concentration
camps, from which Il appears that those
were wei fed, heai'hful aud c9ntentea.
General Wheaton expresses the We Set that
the camps can Ice broken ny withiu si1iy
days. Ia an Endorsement Oh fthls report
General ChafTee 1uSTIFIEs CONCENTkA-
LoNGED AND DESPERATE RESIST
ANCE TO THE EMITTED STATES
Mr.. Root says there is no reason n doaot
that the policy embodied ia the above or
ders was at once the most effective and
HUMANE which could he followed and de-
clariuE that 50, indeed. has 81 proved. he
submits copies Of the kilograms announc.
ing the surrender Of Malvar aud tie ter
minati0n % organized resistance 10 the
Northern Philippines
The secretary denies knowledge ~ any
order issucd hy General smith 70 Major
Waller such ns was referred ia III tho ccurt
mnItinl ile declares that al Of General
Smith written orders relative TO Samar
already have beel printed by tie senate
and tAat al arc IN strict conformity with
general order lOu.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-05-08
WASHINGTON.

The remains Of Rear Admiral sampson
will be conveyed to Arlington, accompanied
ny a splendid naval and military escort.
The Senator Money Spaner Hooper pence
court lmbrogiio, growing out Of the seu-
stors ejectment from q street car. has been
settled, and the conductor was compliment
ed by the Traction company aud WIN re-
tain his job.
admiral schley expressed sympathy ana
regret when informed OF the death Of Ad-
uirol sampson.
senator Hunns says he wiz prove the in
uoctuce Of Rnthbone.
The democratic senators are not at all
pleased with Tinman's speech, which DID
inuch harm politically.
There arr few applicants for the place
made vacant By the removal Of Grant
The president has announced that De VIII
sign the autl-oleo bin despite protests.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-05-08
CONGRESSIONAL.

Routine business Was transacted In the
house Of representatives.
The senate made appropriations for the
consular and Diplomatic service Ito Cuba
including a s2oOo legation rental ct Ia
vaHa, and the salary Of Minister Squiers
was fyed at $1,000 o year
Sepator Cniherson inquired whether the
secretary Of wpr had answered his rcsolu
ton deman0inc copies 81 prarrs giten 10
and Ivy Goncmls smith and Bel aud was
informed thai no Response was iortAeum
ting.
senator CuIbcrson introduced resolution
directing the steruary q war 20 furnish
copies q all orders anl correspondence
relating 90 tic order Of GcDeral Smith 20
Major Walter 20 -kl cud hurp' and the
resolution Ecnt uvcr 5y requpst Of Mr..
Lodge
senator McComas defended the Phi. p
pines policy INTERPRETING comparisons Of
election. met hods IN the insular possessions
and 10 South Carolinn and Mississippi,
which roused Senator Tillman aud a warm
ctaloquini debate ensued
Ia the house Mr Little tArk) antago-
nlzed the senate amendment Ia the Indian
appropriation In opening up two million
acres IN UtnA which, he said, gave Tux
Raven company an opportunity 10 prospect
IL advance Of the reservation.
AIR. Stephens TEX Ia the house strenu
ouslF opposed toe adoption " tho confer
ence report on the Indian appropriation
blu. which legislation. another member dc
clared, would lecalize leases obtained by
conspiracy and bring shame aud disgrace
upon congress
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-05-08
IRISH BLOOD AROUSED.
Motion Censurinq Speaker Which Recalls
Diilon-Chan.berlsin Episode.

Motion Censurinq Speaker Which Recalls
Dillon-Chan. berlain Episo5e.
New York May This evening the Irish
members viii bring forward in the house
Of commons a motion oensurinc the speaker
for his ruling on the occasion when Mr.
Dillon wss suspended for calling Mr. Cham.
herlaln "a ID liar" SAYS a London dis
patch to the Tribune. II Will be remem-
bered that when Mr.. Dillon interrupted 10
assert that General Vilomei, the leader Of
the Boer National scouts, WAS n traitor.
the colonial secretary retorted. 1.-THE hon
orable member Is a good Judge Of traitors %
and thereupon Mr.. Dillon asked the speaker
neither the words were parliamentary. and
the speaker replied that Mr. Dillon mad
brought the retort upon himself by calling
men serving under the British tag traitors.
II Is this rule which they intend 70 impugn
The debate is anticipated with the great
est Interest
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-05-08
THE JEWISH SABBATH.
Its konebserNsnee Warmly Referred 10
by Rabbi Noorsanaer.
Especial to The Post)


Especial to The Post)
New Orleans. May THE feature Of TO.
days session Of the conference Of Jewish
rabbits Yves the American paper by Raobi
Jacob Voorssnger Of san Francisco on The
Sabbath question" He made II emphatI-
eaily apparent that in his opinion the lew.
ish sabbath now was observed almost
wholly by the women, but few men ever
being present Then he called attention n
the fact that most Of the Jewish women
had 20 faI fallen from grace that thew
now old most Of their shcpplpr on SATIN.
Gay. lie did not, however. saw he Uss 4,
iaNoI OF adopting the Christian Sunday
lie discussed both sides Of me onSSficn
1Ru helq 10 the observance OF the Sabhsth
mere Was much nervous tension exhibited
on thc part az some 81 the other rsbhis
present He said he could not countepsncs
the thueaNors OF some Of the lows Ia Oct
iegai protection for their Sabbath As a fsv
OF rest when those SANE Jews held ~
make up their loss from labor by working
The address was followed BIZ aiscpssior
~ We sublect ny a number Of prnminepf
Ia'.pls' among the speakers being Or.
Dallas OF
The services Friday night At Ternl.
SINAI promises 70 he one ~ the great fes-
lures 81 the conference Dr. Cohen az cal
weston. who has been assigned hr the eo1
Nenpon 70 deliver the sermon has 4 rem.
tauon a. an eloquent speaker aud the 1rern.
pie viii De taxed 20 accommodate ths a..
crowd that will attend.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-05-08
GOVERNOR DAVIS REPLY
TO CHARGES MADE AGAINST HIM IN
THE BAPTIST CHURCH.
He Said: "Let Some Ablebo5ied Man
Prefer and Sign Them and VIII
Answer"

Little Iock, May T.--Governor Davis TO
day filed reply TO the charges preferred
against MIN by the discipline committee Of
the second Baptist church, Of which ne is
member. He insists that in accordance
with the church rules ANA usage, the
charges must be made over the signature
Of an individual member and not through
a committee On discipline, which he de-
clares is an uuhcard OF thing in TN Bdp-
list church. The governor concludes ms
rculy as follows Let some ablebodlcu
man Who Is at the back Of these charges
prefer them and sign them, and ! am ready
Tor trial. but not til then
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-05-08
COMMERCIAL.

Cotton values wRvered On account Of in.
decisive trade and closed with few changes.
Clear weather reports frightened the
grain bulls. who lost sight Of small receipts.
crop damage reports and firm cables,
whereupon the bears hammered the pit
sufay and prices broke rapidly.
The stock market made an unavalllng ef.
fort 10 contest the downward tendency.
London stocks were quiet and cheerful;
New York stocks started strong. but re.
lapsed on adverse cables.
New York cotton opened steady with
prices lower in response to poor cables
and bearish crop news
New Orleans spot cotton unchanged with
some improvement In the demand.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-05-08
Exhaustion of Nerve Force Is
Common in Springiime.
P1IlG' SCe|eIyCOTII]NTI1
Banishes
Nervous Prostitution, Hystcria
and SIeepiessness.
Exhaustion of Nerve Force Is
and sIeeplessness.

ANY Intelligent man or woman can easily
detect victims Of nervous troubles by tax
ing teu-mlnute Bulk on any Of the
crowded 81. Gets Of our cities or towns.
The observer wili note cCuntenunces fuil
II fevcil.A anxiety, harassed looks. un.
steady hands, altering steps. tNitchiag
muscles. palAd faces and startled, anxI-
Gus looks when unusual noises are made
Such people arc, without doubt victims
II nervous prosirat!on, hysteiia. or ms0m-
mia. The whole system suGe9s-t5e brain,
the spinal cord, and the sympathetic sya-
TEN.
Ii is unnecessary to dllate minutely on
the causes OF nervousness. Business cares
ma disnppoiutment., haste after Hcaes
and htnors, social aad household worries,
seGuBl and alcoholic eZycsscsi watching
and anxiety end loss Of near ma Ncar
ones. all contribute 20 the breaking down
Il the nervous organism Of men and
women,
In earnest words we set before this al.
firicd class the truth that Paine's Celery
Compound affords q speedy and sure cure
for an forms OF nervous diseases Inc
great medicine is perfect reStorer u
NERVE force ard power; q sure builder and
strengthened Of he weak aud debllitGted
system.
Paiue's Celery Compound has enabled
thousands IN every city and town Of our
lunl &c renew and invigc'9te their heath
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society In an large ocuters where merry
CCS diseases arc common. tho best plNsl-
D9ns prescribe lHinCs Celery Oompou1I
u.i'1 toIii1ucd success.
a few BOTTLES If natures health res 'crcr
used during fhg w0uil of M0v. WI. cnn-
plrtrly hanisA aH nervous disorders. ny
giving new rcryc f1gcc purcr blood better
digestion normal nrpotta. AID refresh
ug slecT. in q word Painc.s Celery Com
pound win siv" yoT tho fHll powers OF
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-05-08
THE CLUB woMeNs CONVENTION.
Texas Is Represented in the List Of
Nominations,

NNNlNliliGNlGTlSt
Los Angeles, Cal, May THE nominal.
ing committee Of the National Federation OF
Women's Clubs has completed the LIST of
officers who are TO be voted for tomorrow
The ticket follows:
President.-Mrs, D. 7. S. Denlsop. New
York,
First Vice President.-Mrs. Robert Burd.
cite, California.
Second Vice President.-Nrs Fr,r,, ~.
Michigan. VA
Recording secretary.-Mrs. W. A cOad
South Dakota. '"N'
Corresponding secretary.-Mss 1or,ss
Pappenheim, South Carolina.
treasurer Emma Van yeehten.
Audi'or-Mrs, Noyes Wisconsin
The nominations made for the 49,,
directors contain these new ones. NJ w ~
A. Nelden, Utah; Mrs. J. q Sasrn NJ ;
Ie1as; Mrs. Humphreys, Kansas '''
tomorrow Is the last dSy OF the conr.,
Hoh. me report OF the Louisiana PnTSbsea
COMMITTEE Is 10 be presented for consiS"ra1
ton. Mrs, Phillip Moore of 81 onjs sihl .as-
committee which for some months as
NoTked on a plan for a S2OOO00 memoria1
70 De erected by club women a, ~ .
Louis exposition. Mrs. Moore will ssl ~ ~:
federation 10 contribute ' asa tue
An organization Of National tr....-
received its credentials TO-DAY \, ta. ne,
newly organized Federation of 60, o SHe
Women Clubs, OF which Mrs. ] + TborII
uyhe OF chicago Is president ana - ~
ssireaey mas thlrty-three clubs in seven ven
By the passage Of rsso,n.,
ing the National Irrigation nnvo "n lndors
federation Of women's clnhs ~ I snt tne
scheme. 'ue Irrigation
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-05-08
THE PRESIDENT WILL sign
TIE ANTl-OLEOmAf6ARlNE BILL, 1T
is ANNOUNCED.
Cotton Seed Crushers VIII Make q Pro-
test Through Mr. Wooten, but II
Wiz Have Small Weight

Washington, May TT was authorlta-
lively announced today that tle president
viii sign the oleomnrcarine bill thus win.
dicating the position 81 those who have all
along Contonded that he would affix ais
signature TO the lniquitous measure, de-
spite the protests from various interests all
over the country. Action will possibly be
taken tomorrow or next day.
The latest protest against the bill comes
from the interstate Cotton Seed Crushers'
association. Robert Gibson Of Dallas, the
secretary of the assoCia alton, wired Repre-
sentative Wooten this evening asking MIN
10 call on the president. This request was
made on behalf Of the 500 cotton seed oil
millers and thousands Of ginners and grow
ers OF the South that the measure be not
enacted into law.
Mr.. Wooten viii voice the protest tomor-
row morning.