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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-03-08

Omaha, Nebr March "A gigantic
colonization scheme is now maturing
TO people the entire southwestern
part of Wyoming" said c. J. Wortheim
Solmonson, confidential agent of Jacob
schiff, manager Of the firm Of Kuhn,
Loeb & Co, today. Mr.. Solmonson has
been assigned by Mr.. Schfn as special
attache to the land department Of the
Union Pacific
Immense immigration plans are un-
der way which include the importa-
ton Of 200 families from Holland" he
added. THE Union Pacific and a syn
dictate headed by Chicagoan are
working hand in hand The syndicate
controls $4,000 acres in wyoming.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-03-08
MR.. JOSEPH READY FOR MS TURN.


- - - = - y : = y ~ = ~ ,
Albany, <. exhibition
General Washington the
incident
Washington he had
wied his five his nphews, with the poviso
they should their scabbard the
tense of the country The by Frederick the
has been strictly kept in seabbard compliance with the provisions
of the will
When handed Henry
scabbard Of did the the will
violated
the occurrence made to the prince.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-03-08
MASKED ROBBERS WHERE
RIDDLES WERE CAUGHT

Butter. Pa. March Three masked
men broke into the house of Henry
Smith, a wealthy retired farmer living
at SaxonsbUrE. Pa. last night ami
brutaIly murdered him and tortured
Mrs. Smith in a fiendish manner. They
then ransacked the house and secured
5000. and after destroying considerable
property about the house. escaped. A
large crowd OF indignant neighbOrs
have started I'm pursuit of the murder
ers. and they have been traced to Free
port. Smith was over so years Of age.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-03-08
STOCK QUARANTINE
IS DECLARED INVALID

Austin Tex. March I'm a decision
just hanhe5 down. the supreme court
of Texas holds that the state livestock
sanitary board has not the authority
to establish cattle quarantine line at
variance with that Of the federal com
mission The quarantine was estsb-
llSned as a protection against spIenetis
lANer and the variance between the
state and federal lines has been a
source OF much trouble to cattIemen
throughout the western country.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-03-08
FIGHTS BURGLAR, BUT
FAILS TO SAVE MONEY
Special 10 The Herald,

- Utah. March A telephone
s..- Hom Wellington at midnight
r..-- ... home of j. y. Blackburn was
---. Ag- INTO about half past II o'clock
. .-..-a. Blackburn grappled with the
..... .. oui was knocked down by the
s.--. VINO escaped in the dark with
r-. S-2' which was in the house.
,-L.-- --.-.'.y had gone 10 a dance ana
r.-. --ey returned, ran into the rob
The fellow headed toward Price.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-03-08
RIDE ON A SNOWSLIDE.

= Denver. March IA special to >
= the Republican from Telluride says y
= two men were carried down the >
= mountain about 1000 feet by two ?
, snowslides at the San Miguel mine =
= today. Neither was killed. They >
> are Isaac Johnson. a trammer. and =
= Hermann G0ettinger, cook. John p
, son was severely injured.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-03-08

London. March G-Cabling from Joban-
nespurg, the correspondent of the Daily
Aau cites the first reported cases where
bN British troops have been shot for mis-
conduct The correspondent SAYS two ir-
regulars. who were convicted by court
martial OF shooting a noer after he had
surrendered. were shot last week at Pre-
tQria.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-03-08
FIGHTS FOR BEET SUGAR.

Washington, March 7.--Senator :
Teller oday presented in the sen =
I, ate memorial from the Colorado =
legislature, urging that the pres =
ent tariff on sugar be retained and =
protesting against any reciprocity :
win Cuba, as opposed 10 the rap >
? IDLY developing beet sugar inter ,
eSts of the western states. :
> ? = . , y = > = = > , = i ) = = 1
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-03-08
Coolie Labor For Philippines.

Washington, March senator Du-
bois laid before the senate the petition
of the chamber of commerce of Ma
Mia. asking for the enactment of a
law by congress allowing coolie Labor
10 enter the Philippines under such re-
striltions and laws as the Philippines
commission may enact
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-03-08
ACROSS THE OCEAN WITHOUT CABLES

IT EW March
N Wireless Topographic
place The station which nd of
to be
about three months The of
= powerful =
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-03-08
Cost Of Sweeping snow

~ns5 York March Figures COM
SEQ Sc oy The snow inspector Of this citv
...- -. mat the removal Of snow mis-
s-aroo mas cost the municipality
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-03-08

J injuries; A. 8. Turner. Black Hawk.
Miss, hand crushed: Mrs. Z. NJ. SbeD-
pard, Glen Mills. Pa. head hurt. ].
Fuller. Washington. D. c.. leg and foo.
. crushed; Antonio Elrio. Del Rio. Tex,
internal injuries; George OUenbure,
Lexington. KY, hand crushed. i. O..
Barker, AngietOn. Tex, bruised. A. F..
Massey, Wildly. Tex, scalp wound.
Charles II. Hoy san Antonio. Tex.
I, both feet scalded; J. T. Taylor. AIuIber-
~. Kan. head injured. Mrs. Mitchell.
Philadelphia, hurt internally. w. p.
Adams, express messenger. internal in
juries and badly scalded. Craig Bat
tleman, North Dakota. head and back
hurt, BriscOe Rodriguez, Del Rio. Tex.
bruised; Lulons Morales. Del Rio. Tex.
slightly bruised; Antonio DonuI. Del
Rio, Tex, bruised, n Lobert. resi-
dence unknown. head hurt. d. p. Ha-
Vens. FL Paso. bruised A. Z. McKen-
zie. Stafford, Ariz., slightly injured. II.
j. Todd. Frankfort. Ky. bruised.
Thomas o. CTOWder. Houston. Tex.
bruised; William Josephs. san Jose.
Cal. back injured, J. H. Taylor Bir-
mingham. Ala, slightly hurt. Hugh
Mills. ChetOpa, Tex. slightly injured.
DR.. c. c. Martin. Pecos CITY. Tex.
slightly injured, G.. w B. Bennett. St.
Paul Kan, bruised; w. s. Glenn.
Black Hawk, Miss. leg broken: Miss
Annie Wortherst san Francisco. leg
and hand crushed.
Houston Tex, March I'm his re-
port to Vice President Kruttschnitt
the general manager makes the follow
ing statement. The conductor reports
speed was not fast at the time OF de-
railment and is of opinion accident
was due to obstruction on the track"
Stockton, Cal, March Al Mast
the engineer killed in the EI Paso
wreck, was a former resident of this
city This was the fourth railroad ac-
cident he had been in. After the third
one he frequently told intimate friends
that he fully expected TO lose his life
in the next wreck.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-03-08
Cheered at Albany.

Albany was reached at $50 o'clock
and Mayor Gaus, on behalf Of the city,
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-03-08

The Injured.
Mary kohler, San Francisco, internal
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-03-08
WEATHER TODAY.

Forecast for Salt Lake.
Increasing cloUdiness and threat
snlng weather by evening.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-03-08

Three children Of Mart Riddle Of
Chetopa Kan: Estavon Contraras. Del
Rio Tex; Andrew G.. SheHjck. wife
and child. Loiror. Tex, child Of d. f.
Housen. Racine. Wis. Mr.. and Mrs
White ManitowOc. Wis, Engineer Al
Mast. FL Paso. Tex; Chris Keel, con-
tractor. San Antonio; Fireman Fl. Ber--
schost. FL Paso, Tex; ". s. Price, en-
gineer. san Antonio; L. A. Boone, news
agent. Doylene. La
The Tuirr-ad
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-08-29
FIRST CAR OF RICE MILLED.
A Triumph for John LinderhoIm and thu
Shaiow Well Proposition.

A Triumph for John Alnderhom and the
Shallow Well Proposition.
Again Chestcrvilie aud its. founder and
promoter Mr. John Linderholm, carry OF
the palm and put on the market the tirst
ear Of new rice for the season. MIR. Lin.
dcrholm on MS home place. raised and
harvested the first new rice OF the crop
OF 1901 ana shipped To this city. not only
the FIRST sack. but also the first car. This
year he has done the same thing, only
bringing his rice here fully thirty DAYS
earlier than the date OF shipment last
year The story uf the hrst sack OF Texas
N Az, 4Anderholm 90 the 4 ii Thompson
milling company OF this city. its arrival
mere It's donation TO the Ola Woman
home and its sale at public auction ON
the noUr OF the Cotton ENchangp in mis-
S'ty tor thc munihcent price OF $50, has
Eetn lold IN the columns Of fbc rust, ON
laSt Saturday evening the dist ear Of new
rice Tor the GeNas crop of 1902 arrived
~ ms CITY, Shipped from ChCsteryil.e by
MT lAudcrhohn aud consigned 20 tue I
y THOMPSON Milling company OF this
Learning that This first car Of rice was
! 70 We mllled yesterday representative
! nt The Post went oyer to the Thompson
! ilce mills yesterday moratng To see tho
I ucc aud the milling Qnita a number Of
/ persons interested In the rice Industry
| were visitors TO the mill to see the hrst
I fi'''''"A NV hNM lltt Tor the prGSV mt
| year The rice was Il very high grade OF
the HONDURAS variety and 'Cuupeu'' our
/ extraordinarily heavy, ANA all were highlv
/ ing. 49,
Mr.. Linderhomn had two sacks Of the
] lles one rough and one clean -resorvcd,
! Which lie VIII send to Chicago with the
! attention OF having them placed on exhihi.
! ton on the hopr Of the Chicago honrJ
on trade Tor few DAYS, after which Il Mil
: he sold 10 the highest bidder ANA Il Is
eApected II Will realize hgudsome nlIce
y lhe 4, IL THOMPSON company have Mad
stencils cut and each sack NM be marked
"Elrst Texas Rice Crop 1902 Grown In
JahA iIhderholm Nhesteryllle TeXas Do.
naiNN M him 70 the Bethany Old Peopin I
swedish Home az Chicago. M" In aidi.
. tish " TINS the milling company has had
printed ON large cardboard The following.
Mr. John lduacrholm. q resident OF on,
] V9leO Tor many years. and a nplnber IN
/ the board ~ trade OF CAicago. whose ho,nr
| y az NO. l0S tlainmond street North
I slqe. near Lincoln Park Went 10 Texns
| few wears aCo purchased larga trs@,
( OF land. uggregatng 4ntOQ acres In Colo.
/ RADIO aud Wharton Copnties. and foundS,l
I the town OF Chostervilie Three wears
\ age he Nommcnced pauting Rice, ana since
! tHen ms grown most successful crop
! Sleh year He grow and thrnshcd the
| nlst sack or rice Ia Texas IA the crOp IN
1901 and again IN i9g2 rae also threshsd
! ana HIT on the mArket thp tirst carlo 4
! @! new rice IN hath Years Both OF thcsa
shlnmentS were consigned 20 the r ~.
thompson Milling company Houston.
lexas-the nti(l that made Houston IA.
mous' rus Is sample sack OF tie hrst
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-08-29
SHORT NEWS STORIS.

NEW fORk,-Ot6cIal announcement has
h'cn made, according to the Journal or
commerce that he Mallory steamship line
WIN lhaugurate next month a regular week
!, p" yoml anq freight service between
NV YORK and Mobile, Ala. There Will be
tour vessels in the New York Mobile line.
namely the san Marcos, Colorado, Klo
Grande and Comal.
NEW HORK.-LG borers employed in the
subway excavation ut Aston and Lafayette
I p,iHceS nave unearthed some interesting
Iehcs OF colonial times, in the shan Of n
town criers bell made of brass and win
hn IVORY handle; the hilt of an officer
sword and bronze powder flask.
BOSTON Mass.--The general strike or
,ne gold heaters OF the United States which
began about five weeks ago was declared
on on by President Lambert of the COLD
ben'ets international union. The strikers
NNi return TO work In all the cities ar
fected by the movement.
MINNEAPOLIS, Minimize Minnesota
orahch OF the Ancient Order of Hlbernians
- IN prosperous condition according TO
inc biennial report OF the secretary. Thorn.
us connolly. The order has gained pyg
members during the last two years, making
the total membership COCO.
HARRISON, Idahc.-The mills NJ tne
cameron Lumber company have been de-
hItoyed by ire, together with nearly 3.lxl
W. feet of choice lumber The estimated
Toss Is between $4,000 and S9O,OOO. win
put 10000 insurance.
MILWAUKEE, Wis., Il. DIckerson or
De.Io.t was again elected president OF the
;Natiohai Association Of Postmasters, max.
,hg the NTH successive term OF continua.
,.oh as the head Of the association since
It's inception,
ARSON, Nev.-A discovery at renopan
proves the gold ledge to he miles i'm leneth
llaA'ng 'nat the richest camp in the world.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-08-29
PANAMA CANAL TREATY
lhe COiomb.aa Government Desires 10
Make Changes.
.EdAIION OFFICIALS At Wo2G
Rather Important Differences Exist, but
Il Is Believed They VIZ Soon &c
Overcome.

WasMu.ton August 2s.-Au important
Communication relating to ta- IA anna
caual treaty has BE- 70 received by NJ.
Ccnyla the Colomh.ai minister 90 Wash.
irgtau. ..----~ officials at Bosoa have
Informed the minister that special instrug-
tons 90 eovcgu the reply winch Colombia
VIII make ~ tho notifications IN the treats
lroroecd by 5 crctaty Hay VIII fclcn
Washington By September ~. IA" otl"ia.s
a. lac Colombian lcEat on here hs}a lu-
tlr,patcd The government at Bosota to
some extent and already have sot about
tuo tasE OF framing a reply which, to
the best vf their knowledge Will emUuiy
tbo views ot the home soYcumnn. Nnu
the Instructions from Bogota are received
the answer which they Will already nave
drawn up Will he made to harmonic with
De latest sentiment at Bogota ana It then
wifi bc presented formally to- Secretary
Hay As already stated the notifications,
which were sugg strd 10y MIR Hay met
with general appreciation tn Colombia, but
thore are % uHmbor Of changes wAich tine
Colombian government desires 30 maBe be.
fore the treaty SIS sigucu Mn, main pur-
pose OF the negotiations Which nave been
going on be wee1 B1rota AMI Washington
is o. conform the spirit OF th. cansi act
with that of the canal treaty, Rather i'm
po.'aut differences In the lajtcr of these
documents have been pointed out, bur u ls
believed here that by virtue of the special
legislation provision Of the constitution thn
difficulties encountered can be done away
VITA
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-08-29

Nashville. Tenn, August 2s.-rbe Carton
states Association of Commissioners of
Agriculture completed its program t,ni-,r
ana ADJOURNED 10 meet next sea, I'm }Ttui.
Eomery, Ala. '''
Little Rock, Ark, August ~ rbr,c hmm
drcd coal miners In the Spgdra disrr, 4,
struck Yesterday for an advance or IN ,,.,-s
a ton for mining coal There * mo-, w., 81,
vi an early adjustment of uiucrcuceS.
Huntingdon Tenn, August os.--F + YIN.
SON was stabbed to death BIZ William
Holmes near Cedar Grove. ten mflns s,,,b
81 mere today. Holmes, It is said. hnd a.
sisted young man named Wondvorl r.,
inducing Wilson'S daughter to marry b1m ~
Lake Charles La, August 2s.--Tbo IN.
tense heat yesterday caused the brool,,,,
u $o"o worth OF plate glass in the now
frank building. The maximum temnorot,,.o
nero mas averaged leo for the v,ent nat
July 50. WY Jay since
Lake Charles. La, August as.--Tbc cor,.
mtSsloncrs in the Louisiana Western suit,
to award damages for right Of wo, ,,,.,ro
priatod have given the Lake ChorIos go.
company S226T 20 the Orange lana ~ a.
company $500. 10" "S"e
New Orleans, La August 2s.-F. n.
CoHkrell' jr. son OF United states Senate,
'oosrell of Missouri, has organized co,n.
pany for the purpose Of manufactured,
49, 49,, r1m' harvesting machinery The com.
$4,000 VIA cAhtal or
Little Rock, Ark. August 2s-Kata Wa.
ner the wife Of Rees ]. Wagner no
chinist, killed her children, aged q ans q
Years and herself Tuesday night a. ~ -,
. nulne IN North Little Rock by crt ttIy,r
known for the act. NHuse Us
Lake Charles, In, August 2s.-rn tho d,s
truct court this morning Judge N,uan
cided In NIrdlingger 4 Rea vs. Ionn,u
.nat hquor dealers could NOT begin hrs,Inss
o co,,n Where license was voted without M
he appealed. A"e case VIII
ia1iehurst. Miss, August os.-A boorr
ram ana wind storm today ala consydoroh,o
damage to crops and property. If was ,ho
heaviest rainfall this wear. Tho go,,. -.
ststlhg TWO inches, Heavy rains aiso ~
awt,ay, IN me Gazoo valley. which !, 'e ~
lover co VIII cause cotton 70 shed IN me
'"'s ana cause lower grading
ha'oh Rouge. La. August cs.-The STATE
commissioner OF agriculture thinks that ma
condition ond prospect Of this year,S co,tor,
V.trt9p was never more Irregular or snottoa
,nis season Of the year than n is ~ 's ,'i. ~
yorod These ,s parishes which have been 'f 4,
prosnec g'r , good weather have nne cran
s,rIrn.,' Whlle those parishes which baro
s""ered for rains have poor prospects uaVe
~.
New Orleans. La, August cs.-s. n por
,1n OF stephenyille. Texas, hss addressed =
Ist,cr TO Mayor Capdeyielie, IN which "a
states that he Is DESTROYS to ind re,a,,,.s
OF relatives Of Captain Robert Fenuer ~
:, as ,s nnder gener. jackson during ths w w.
40, s.r phtue o. New Orleans Mr. por
''' says ne mas sword which General
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-08-29
RAILROADS.

An effort is beius made 10 settle tue
strike at the Katy shops a. penlson.
4 proposition has been made 10 Hin couu.
~ people TO put up fer road to the South,
east.
The Texas Central is now using It's own
rails between Waco and Ross.
The people Of Georgetown and Granger
have cleared title to the Link Line aud
have made proposition to the Katy,
Many OF the Santa l'e strikers are ap
plying for reinstatement in their jobs
Prominent passenger officials OF the
Southern Pacific are 10 the city TO consider
new schedule for the fast train,
II Is contcndcd chat tue commission may
have trouble IN compelling the railroads q
furash tank cars to oil shippers.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-08-29
HOUSTON.

An unknown Waite man was killed on
the tracks Of the Katy railroad near Bar
ker station yesterday morning,
The city tax collector gathered In over
$4,000 on Wednesday ard Thursday Of
this week. An unusual percentage was in
cash, but little scrip was offered.
G. y. Love announced at republican
headauarters that the program Of the copn-
Is convention meeting Septemher - is 70
brlra out a mlxedindependent ticket with
r.. H.. vasmer at It's head.
There is Q Proposition coming TO the coun-
eli on TUESDAY next for sweeping the
streets OF Houston on contract,
The largest force ever utilized is now
worklnR night and day In the Southern
EAclhc shops.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-08-29
RepugLIcAN ooNvENrIoN.
Elimination of Negro from Politics a
Subject for Coneratuation.

Elimination of Negro from Politics a
Subject for Conaratulation.
Charlotte, n G., August rs --rhe rcpub-
lican state convention met at Greensboro
today ana Endorsed the candidacy of rhom.
as nm of Halifax Independents for chief
justice Of the supreme court, and left the
positions Of associate justices blank
The convention adopted resolutions pc
ccpting the constitutional amendment of
disfrnnchisement and binding the party not
TO contest the amendments constitution
atty.
The convention was composed entirely Of
white men. Coutcsting delegations Of ne
groes headed by prominent Eastern North
Carolina Colored republicans were in every
instance defeated
Captain Charles Price, division counsel
for the Southern Railway, was chairman
and he made speech congratulating the
republican party on the elimination of the
negro from politics In North Carolina. say
ing that they were now released from the
body of death"
a number Of former democrats we're
among the delegates.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-08-29
SUMMARY OF THE NEWS.
7oday's Weather.
! l-.h..-aa
DOMESTIC.
Coudy.

heavy storm In Mississippi caused CON
siderable damage to the cotton crop.
John &. Carlisle spoke on territorial
rights before tile Bar association at sara-
t0gs.
President Roosevelt will attend the rail-
road mems convention in Chntanoosa.
President Roosevelt togred New Hanip.
snlrs. making addresses 30 the principal
cities
The relatives Of Mrs, Charles Fair hsve
settled their claims nTon the Fair estate.
Many disturbances occurred is the coal
fields. One man was killed IN West VT
gnla and the governor cr,lered ult troops.
The report On the cotton crop prepared
hy The Jo,rnaI of Commerce shows a
heavy less in condition.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-08-29

in obtaining a passage home i ~
all steamers are fully booked untli 1ae ~
week In October, .
MONTREAL When asked eoneeiFI
the reported purchase of the clover ~, ~
line Charles NJ. Hays. second we ~ ~
dent and general manager o. tae , vs
iIunk. said; There is nothing Wns"'
IN the story
KINGSTON. Jamaica.-The steam la ~ IA
raguan has reached here from lopn -,
brings reports that the Stuauon "
isthmus IS still critical. 4.
WlLLEMSTAD.-A battle between between, Il
army commanded by President esS tsit
Venezuela and the reyolutonis's y
republic is imminent.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-08-29
Politics in Nevada.

Reno, New, August Is. The silver party
convention today made the nomination for
lieutenant governor of Lemue Allen cf
Churchill county.
John S Sparks was named for governor
by the democrats and Il. G. Newlands was
named for United States senator.
This practically completes the labor of
both conventions and all that remains to
be done Is for them to meet In Joint con.
xention and raify The nominations made
The fight for United States senator prom
ises To he hard between the republican and
fusion parties. Thomas p Haley is the "a
puhllcan nominee.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-08-29
SPORT

The Corbegt people say SicGovc.u has
gone back decidedly.
The National league rs to be expanded %
twelve clubs next season
The owner Of II rmis cleaned up $4,000
a heavy odds on the racer at Saratoga.
Hermencla set lew track record 10y
winning the handicap az the Hawthorne
track.
Anaconda smashed the pacing record for
the year at Narragansett Park, making tn.
mile In 2.o2 Hat
The Southern league has filed IT'S answer
70 the Injunction Of the Memphis baseball
cub
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-08-29
GRAND LODGE U, 3, OF F,
Officers Elected and Houston Chosen :
Next Place Of Mnntinn


San Antonio. Texas. August 2S.-Fullv
200 prominent negroes from all over Texas
attended the second days session Of the
state grand ledge of United Brothers of
Friendship and Sisters of the Mysterious
Ten, at the market convention hall Wed
nesday.
Reports Of officers were received and tho
COLLECTIONS, MS announced amounted TO 81 .
FL 10 for the year. Among the resources
9t the order two United States bonds show,
ing $40 interest each per annum.
the following officers were elected: Rev.
". I. Rlcdsoe, most worthy grand master
u. A. Starks, most worthy deputy grand
master; irof, r. W. Groos, grand serre-
tary; G. ). Conner NJ H.. assistant grand
secretary Joe Nichols, grand treasurer:
a, NJ, Wallace. ] Washington H. IT. shan.
nan grand trustees; t. j. Hamilton. A A.
Sims W. A. Roberts s. j. Dixon. A +.
MAYNARD, grand council; H. n Robinson.
grand auditor.
The city 81 Houston was unanimously 9.
iected for the next meeting,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-08-29
's-7'77si -
COMMERCIAL.

Cotton values made decline on heavy
liquidation aud raius in the eastern Aelt
Corn and wheat made further declines
on continued hne weather. Oats follow,d
suit. hut later reacted and closed higher
Provisions fell on under influence OF
weak hog market aud decline Ia grains.
Stocks continued weak, speculative actv-
ity almost ceasing ON fears concerning
meney market
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-08-29
FOREIGN BRIEFS.

ioklA, r. CA Singapore telegram
:" !" 'u'S 90 to the China Mail says; A col
, hn occurred in tho Straits u Malacoa
e pvsMsen me Dutch mail steamer Prinz Al.
AIIuuer ana the British steamer Ran hin
.Luh' The Prinz Alexander sang nnd INC
rtSo "incer ana tho first engineer md
n rnusoen passengers and crew were
trsys,M iuhk, -Amerlcans who have been
don ars europe and are now in Lon.