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The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-06-08
Situation is Critical.

Grafton. w. Va, June 1.-The situation anon gthe miners in this section is crit- cal Rosemont. the Bennington Coal and Coke Companys Foster mines and Sand Lick mines. all in this county, and Impe- rial, Newburg ailr Hite mines of Preston County, came out yesterday and today. The Col. T. B. Davis mines at Sampson are half out, while the New York mines at the same place are working full. At BelIington some disturbances are report ed but are still at work. The whole num- Der of men out will exceed 800. It is pre- dicted that more will come out within the next few days in this and Barbour Counties.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-06-08

time was opportune for union of the liberals, on the old foundation of peace. economy and reform. He pinned his faith to the leadership of Sir Henry Campbell-Bannerman, announced his ad- hersion to home rule for Ireland and de- nounced the grain tax, which, he pre- dicted. foreshadowed the abandonment of free trade.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-06-08
Failed to Materialize.

Knoxville, Tenn, June "A special to The Journal and Tribune from Bristol Tenn. says: The strike failed to mate- rialize as regards coal operations in Wise County, Va. today. Several thousand em- ployes in the mines and at the coke plants remained at work despite efforts of labor agitators to have them go out. The Vir- ginia Iron. Coal and Coke Company claims to have no fears of strike at their operations. This company em- ployes about 2,000 men in its mines.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-06-08
Mnmnrial Services Held.

Rome, June "A memorial service was held in the Apostles Church here today for the victims of the volcano outbreaks in the West Indies Cardinal Satoili rrnresente,l M the papal court and fifteen other cardinals and the French and spanish Ambassadors to the Vatican were presented.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-06-08
A Lvnching Threatened.

Vincennes. Ind. June 7.-Wihiam Ed son, former convict. is under arrest here on the charge of assaulting i-year- old girl. Edson is in jail and many people are excited and talk of lynchins him. The childs father says Nin- cennes people do not lynch Edson, mob will come from Evansville and Mount Vernon. where he formerly lived and string Edson up.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-06-08
Not One Will Strike.

Wheling. w. Va, June IA special to The Register from Fairmont, w. Va, says: Not a single member of the United Mine Workers now in the employ of the Fairmon Company has left work with the intention of not returning to his post on Monday s5
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-06-08
TIRED OF BEING. CANDIDATE
Bryan Will Not Run for Governor of
 Nebraska.

Lincoln. Neb, June 7.-In a statement given out this evening Colonel w. J. Bryan says he is not candidate and under no circumstances will he be can- didate for Governor of Nebraska this fall. The statement Is in answer to an interview with former Senator Allen in which the latter declared Colonel Bryan to be a fusion nominee
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-06-08
wbiteIaw Reid Arrives.

Queenstown, June 1.-The Cunard Line
 steamer Umbria from New York, May 31, having on board Whtelaw Reid, the
 special envoy of the United States to the coronation of King Edward, arrived
 here today.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-06-08
John Morley Speaks.

London. June 7--Speaking al Ednhurg today under the auspices of the Scottish Liberal Association, John Morley. Liheral, the former chief secretary for Ireland. urged that now the war was over, the
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-06-08
Rrssja,s st. Louis Exhibit.

St. Petersburg. June "A. J. Buchanan of Buffalo. representing the St. Louis Exposition. has ascertained from the Finance Minister. M. witte. that Russia will send her Siberian exhibit through the agency of the East Chinese Railway.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-06-08

morning that all the strikers living in the companys houses must vacate the prop erty at once. Trouble is feared.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-02-18
HE GREAT BUSINESS SOUTH.
Cotton, Rice, Vegetables and OIL, and Their ~
bilities.

Cotton, Rice, Vegetables and OIL, and Their ~
bilities.
New York Commercial.
While the world has been wondering at the t'ps
Mobilization of the new South and az her Ienan1
strides in industrial and commercial progress the sor'
self has long since ceased to be new IN u' ~
which that word was applied to her thrtyhve Year, "
is the same South the same warmheared 'npueHs vi III
OF the sne-bcum period, but they have been aOns
in their post-bellum way so long that the oia
new" have lost their individuality and in' " Ina
come to suggest the present generation nos Wy
the traditions of the politics of that seetion out
tremendous energies ambitious progressive ana epe.s
mass in wealth building and in the estsohSnHnAt
most enlightened and benehcent institutions. \. al
They never quite liked to be called DC" =.
thoroughly the world to know them .ss ~
propriate does the designation appear tne sYI
sufficient 1t fits them better, suits them DEUEL. MAI 4,
And what wonderful country they have ~" q
ucally only single industry third OF t A., ma
South has since wrought score or more ous 2 - III
resources without meantime dethronng KING s0s \
could have predicted In 1860 that lofty ya1S ses
South would not only be shipping coal Hon .l ,nzs
the North and West but actually be eNPoruhS ..s 4
to foreign countries9 There is now seareey -1.<
Union that does not use her timber and her eAps.
continually bringing foreign gold INTO Nc nssa
winter her vegetable gardens scatter their n he a
into the and ice areas OF the eohtnei' ,ss tsl
around her fresh fruits hnd their way in'u s..s,,sd q
feed our soldiers in the Philippines as wen 'sss
miners in the Klondike t !, aa
We have President Havemeyers word toi y sas|
United States need never import another poul hnas
only her agricultursts would till then , ;,, hs 81
heieny and of aggregate sugar 81 a
could easily supply vast proportion oy "a e. NJ; 4
rupng the present output of her cane helos re
creased her rice crops IN recent years tnat p
wondering when they viii have to turn 81. sl,,sdy
The natural oil wells of Texas and Louisi Va ,0hr
70 dwarf the Importance Of the Pennsylysna ysss
fields and promise to be fortune builders tor "s's
come ,,.,e.,ic1
Let us consider for homen, BY way OF
product OF the Souths wonderful cotton sh ,rtHs|
oil that has latterly come TO be one OF nsr .cts
manufacture She had in the census yea. sc,ea q II
eottonseed oil mills scattered throushous so,tonss
States They crushed 100000 tons u sil eeia
produced approximately orooo,ooo Saliens q ssdasl
sold for upward OF sar,ooo,ooo while ~ ne p5fI
oil cakes and meal hulls and iinters htousps .s sae
these mills up to s4looo.ooo The South h-e NJ 4
oil mill in 1884, only 26 in 1870, IS IN ieoo -
the present number showing increase " - hfsan "
- dro'''. cOttens.et uss IN e i has tuttS
most OF IT, as worthless A thrifty peeps .iiso ha 81
waste into s4s.ooo. 600 year Ami the ss - al
taneousy leaps to our lips is. Whas can 'A'S
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-02-18
EXCHANGE INTERVIEWS.

The Houston Daily Chronicle Saturday OF last week
issued the special edition gotten out by that publica
an sine Us first day Of issue The special known rs
'ne "oi edition and would naturally cxpec, in
lrual with such filing IS OF the smoohest pieces
o. oh that has The Posts exchange table The
Illustrations having been made especially for this edition
6t in with the subject matter splcuddy In the leading
and main article which through of the twenty
Jour pages entitled The New Treasure Field Of Texas
tho whole subject OF the industry What has done what
doing and what is going to DO for Texas, handled
mastery fashion II shows the fields OF cndeayor
opened up state by this wonderful solution Of the
fuel problem 5es the reader in . interesting and
entertaining the Whole field explaining here point
ing there until The enthusiasm Of the pessimistc
reader is thoroughly srouscd The Chronicle Publishing
company be congratulated upon this special
edition bu upon It's general since It's 6r'
just ioS days
The Giner Mirror, under Mrs J. F. Rawin, and MI
W r. Holmes has recommended publication, starting out
with liberal advertising patronage. The Post wishes tn,
ne" old publication soeSsss
lhc Chopper is a Midye midget which has JUS, been
launched the troubled OF journalism. 1t is pre-
that viii "hew the line let the chips fall where
they may il IS clipper little chopper AND The Post
wishes bw stack OF chips
The Bells Enterprise new .cycr-colunn folio re
Gently launched at Bell Texas It IS al-home print
showing good press~ork and bright edoriaI work The
advertising patronage n number i, very aat,er
ing The Post wishes tu dinner pail
The cemetery here mas in the past tew months pas on
thoroughly cleaned brubbery planted The old trimmed
and roug and attractive fence has put around
q neIosmS more land 50 much tot Smiley.Smdcy
stu it hard TO make cemetery really popular and
'oo will 1"d ha most OF the people who take pcrma
uen' residence in it viii 90 there under protest
\ou uay rant YOU NAV rave. and cNplar as Won Will
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-02-18
The ENeLIsH.JApANese ALLIANCE.

Whatever happens in China" said President
Roosevelt in his message 10 congress must hc of the
keenost interest to MS. We advocate the
open door, with all that il mpuos"
Tho dual alliance between Great britain and
Japan, which is undoubtedly one Of tho most impor.
tant events OF the decade u the Geld international
politics, is a speclac terms treaty 10 secure "the
door as advocated by the United States and the
integrity Of China essential requisite thereto.
The professed object Of the new dual alliance as
nf Bismarcke triple alliance is 10 preserve tho peace
II provides that il either OF contracting nations As
assaied by nation they shall dght # out together
but If rs two or more nations then the assistance of
It's ally 70 TO be called in
The object that England and Japan both have in
view is the prevention Of Russias attempted occupa
ton of Manchuria While undoubtedly they viii keen
an eye ON Germany in Shantuns and on France in
funnsn the main danger TO China is Russia who has
been for Ions time attempting 10 gain possession of
Manohuria
The government OF the United states has prote,t,d
against Russa's Manchurian dolngs and designs ana
has been assured by the Russian government thar Rus
sia was Innocent OF any wrong intention In spite ~
this, Russia has pursued her Mauohurian plan without
altering her of action in the slightest desro On
conform TO her protestatons to us II has long Moan
noted that just as Russia has tendency 10 C,rsnt.
expansion, Russian diplomacy has a decided Oriental
cnaraeteit says and does not and does and saws not
Great Britain and Japan, therefore in attemptiDs
to hold Russia in check, doing work which win
beneft tho United States quite as much as n will hs
mt the allied Island empires. Undoubtedly the Two r
TONS have made bold move in the game of intar
national politics. John Bull and the Jap have wsrnad
the Bear that he shall not make happy hnntl,s
ground out OF China. What the outcome will be n q
too earlyto tell, When thwarted the Bear sometimes
nshts' and sometimes takes It out in surly growing.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-02-18
SOME PosrscRlPrs.

The thirty biggest in Britain average Is,oos
apiece
There about in the grade OF en-
sign IN the navy which number will he reduced by shout
forty when the senior class the academy graduates
in Tune IL will take probably four i've years 70 m up
all the under the present arrangements by which
the humber Of cadets can be increased
According Delaware superior decision that an
attorney m case publicly treats members Of the jury and
holds private conversation with them viii cause the YER
dict Be aside where the eonseraons are explained
oath BY the attorneys and saloon keepe ard are
shown TO have had any influence on the verdict
writer in Catholic periodical notes the striking ef-
ecu reaioas statistics OF the acquisition OF Puerto Rico
End The Philippines by the United States BY Including the
population OF the islands given by bureau OF statistics
he hnds that oil the ehurchgong people the American
flag 100000 more than 90 per cent are Catholics
England is likely 10 have academy soon like the
French academy petition has been presented 10 the
pry council for charter of Incorporation for the British
academy for Promotion OF Historical Philosophical and
Pathological Subjects Among lesser names suggested hy
the neofporaors for the first fellows are Lord Acton Mr.
Arthur James John Morley aud James Bryce.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-02-18
Ten Years Ago and Now.
World Work

Nolu WORK
- = no oettr ant'dote tor dependency than 10 ,ak ,
as IS 'oday-un'ess YOU live in an unreprese1s,;s s
>.ashan eonfnuniiy or will he likely 10 ind ~ ~. anu
the postal service possibly even the ,el,grb ~ Sc better
pnone service you VII observe better houses more
S.ouus the people are better clad or more are vii
pam rooms Better lights and better furntnr, more
., ehhdrsn and youth receiving good
sSneos Az this means more than prosn.1o,
S..i means higher level OF Lie and srnnI
pon me well beng OF the people OF the United am
ana especially is it dfsne itself Wider
a. We'll as LONE, more comfortable and more cheerful
s'es''uai rre~th and sOSis development 'on''ons To-
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-02-18
The e.rl and the AnnIe

Cleveland Plain Dealer
A NSsoHr sir Of but IS summers claims she has solved
me famous problem OF trisectng angie This will he
pleasing news TO people who have been led to believe that
HizlouTy was synonym for less cranial density,
ha'eveT IT is that she has solved and we must an take
ne young "oHans word Tor it, there IS question that
rs worth mentioning and those who have angles % ;s
"H undoubtedly tee keen personal interest
Al the same time there certain old sbior-d ',
il she could make ,niuce pie in the gond ala , tls
sye ana there IS no doubt she would stand much be,,e
enanee OF getting her picture the Sunday psners S S
maid at church wedding. vas o''ueS
St anS'es have their uses aud there are lot Of ,.o,
wno nehsVe IN them and on this and other accounts h
DC wen Tor that louisiana Purchase management 10
play ' y" Midway dis
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-02-18

pi,rnou, Morgan 10 assist the Actors Relief FUND a..
though neither Carnegie Morgan has ever oee" N
frvoiinr much time around the stage entrances ,
Representative Wilson OF Brooklyn was sroHmg esu' .
~ through the lobby Of the capitol recently when nc ne'
tall saun heavy mustached person who stopped M" ",
ironss about member Of congress from Kentucky. NJ
,I, ioted ,be stranger over carefully and gave him
the desired information and then suddenly rememoetlns
that The strangers face familiar turned and inquired
Are You from Kentucky sir2 Not by oarheu sls sat
ss The repv Pm from Tennessee, but I've been SICK
yyeek. that's why I look S bad"
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-02-18
POINTS ABOUT PEOPLE.

Lizzie Hook OF Chicago has sued Charles Hook Tor d.
the papers conclude that she TO redeem
herself
Some superstitiois observers recognize the
Mr. and Mrs Payne Whitney, who are in Thomas
vile Ca. the guests OF Captain John Triplett
Beerbehm Tree advocates asking Andrew Carnegie and
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-02-18
EDITORIAL PickuPs.

There 10 be congress Of Young negro men held in
the United States next the object which is w
lifting o the socially u suggested that provision
Be made for transporting the negro to Africa and then
labor 70 put them social equality with another
RocRrpoN Sucrrst
The investigating committee is mistake that the
state Si for shoe polish during
the Twenty seventh legislature The actually
ended for thus article OF foot adorument $50 Gee
vhis There - one Of two things certain An hne
rrice of polish purchased for the tanyards
the hSges OF the State composed OF
san saba Siu,.
BowieS canning factory will have capacity sufficient
supply all Northwest TeNas,-Bouic Blade.
Cau with a family be 4 good Christian on a saia-
OF S. week is question causing great discussion in
Eastern circles II he is Christian all he would
to be good one that SalSry,+-Ga Hado Gazette
Holland has OF the most np-to date Touring mills in
the State, aud that -four being shipped in
by foreign mills by the carload All things being equal
Why not paronzs home industry D. Koidhd Proertss
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-02-18
TAMPERlNG WITH TRIplss

~ A"AkENlNG. S0occcl
dreamed last night sat alop..
Alone ] sat, in gives and chs,.
Lifelong captive. Walls AZ ,sta
Betwixt me and the rolling n,s.
Reared vast bulk | might No, 80,
thought OF mountain, LAKE 80
Ot rolling seas distant sail ~ ~ IN s
All, all neer should see as,;.,
J wondered of the heaven, hJ,,.
Did hazy clouds still sail sios.
As one time they were wont ~ ~
Did birds still greet the dav ~.
strange gov, when free, had no bo,4ss'
None OF the works by nature Vs.,
Inspired my csrpins soul to sr.
But ! might sing and essav,S
lifting tune / once had b.,-a,
Then skulked into the deeper sh,s.
oi the dark cell where long in,my,.a
frightened of my own voice affrss.,
1t seemed ravens doleful cto,rI'
Then crushed in dull despair's vr;.s
My heart gave one last throb and b sss.,
And like a beast l tore the walls,
And sashed my flesh with talohs jo,.,
Ny dungeon filled with my wild cali,
Seemed with foul hends OF hell a,h,.-
My eyes shone through my snaky loets
My freedom God My heritasef
Blue skies green fields and riassiy. ,,s,.,
Mans greatestl best his only wager
Then I awoke think bird
Outside my window shrilled its e,v
The boughs by passing zephyrs stirred
Wove arabesques against the sky
And 1eecy clouds, stopped in their rae,
Hung white above the distant wona "a
And II raised My tear-wet face
And cried Il seel Gods works ar, oo.a,, I
* *
Alice Nielsen is to sing before Queen A.,,pa, !,
oval highness is TO be congratulated
Two Hoboken women committed sueid. h..,.,. !,
husbands were late to dinner. The men who soM5. I
or dinner might live in Hobokcn but they ar. f,r;.
obos.
The hobo who complained bitterly that he had ,,t,i
read and had been given stone found on more e,,,I
that it was young wife's FIRST bison,
The Colorado Telegraph suggests that the Bri;s .
INNS said to be after De Wet should be called slps,
INNS but from the way they avoid catching him 4 !
S if Don't Want Columns" would be more sppropts
SPRING
III, yoh won't be waitn long till yoh reads 4. i'm,
spring.
III de good times a-comin when yoh heah d. robin 4
An You'll be drappih taters in de furrer e ysh Il
An de Marsterll promise plenty an You'll feel dat L,
IN yoh hear dc sassy mockbrd dcs aafu whai 1. nj
5ohll be diggn worms an hikn ter de bask S.sa
rivuh 81
yhar oil goggle-eyes am watchn an s-keepip und,i r
An yohll whispuh 'Mistuh Goggle-eyes oh, come "a
nah hook
Mandys greasin oh de skillet an we needs yoi sut
cook
IN Wen have some yalluh Eaters de fried brown "a Cd
an liyuh'
b -
A Nashua Iowa woman has got frogs in her a'r,
water she drank thirteen years ago. II the tdHn
he Alkai Eye has any batrachsns in his stomach s a
e older than that s1
Ii the present movement results in reform 81 }.
oms house abuses at the port OF New York the yellow
als will have 90 elsewhere to get descriptions
made in Paris lingerie OF coming brides
-
POOR WOMAN
Now the housewife buys soma seed
And full carefully doth read
The printed plain directions and she does exactly uA
But her neghbor keepeth chicks
And her garden comes to nix
But she is Just a woman she just don't know nov 9
J. N. LxSs
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-02-18

While the war deparenent will to lighting the torch
Of Liberty in New York harbor il viii endeayor "a ,v,;
sush "a In the Philippines This Twentieth century
Straddlc
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-02-18

Dorssr the platform OF the candidates on the Holt
ticket look good 70 your
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-02-18

CHAD you're getting better Ted Next tae You 90 gu
ion't forget your hat.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-02-18

liz pEcDtHo the Schcy the president might reach
decision il he would PERM, Of bis children u show him
the INK, pink penny wink method Of counting out
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-02-18

CHICAGO hremen rescued lot Of dead men from fire
u really looks IS il that mistake should have occurred
philadelphia.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-02-18
,tsr and trying 70 sstbs public interested in their foolish.
mesa

and trying get the public in their foolish
ness
Doyssr the platform OF the candidates on the Holt
ticket look good to YOU
liz the Schcy the president might
decision IL he would permit Of hts children 70 show him
the ink, pink penny wink method Of counting out.
Russia Gin explanation Of her not having Joined the new
alliance Nobody asked 10 sir. she said"
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TArr's assertion that Filipino women are bal.
than the 10 show that the governor gal
liant old rascal.
SINCE Chauneeys marriage has kept him silent one
could almost wish it had happened to Timsn
PHnADElrniA Judge has decided that Phiadelphian
has right to commit suicide If he and should
think he would.
AFTER FIRST greetings Fighting BoSs suggestion
will probably be, Let's go and take something"
Ii presidents decision in the sehley
Long resign the nation will endeavor stagger along
under the blow
The all right but don't want any Uncle
Toms Cabin company sliding down cellar door
FaoM the way England got done horse purchases
it is evident tina, she doing business with somebody's
horse expert.
1Hr Posr has not yet received wireless message from
Prince Henry but he is supposed to be half
La PoRrr in having two councils and two narshals is
trying Houstons health Office squabble
better
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-02-18

FirzsrMNoss and Jeffries have last signed articles
ss they xin pus in enths ealing one another lob.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-02-18

TArrs assertion that Filipino women are bi,
te than the men 10 show that the gal
liant old rascal
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-02-18

SINCE Chauneeys marriage has kept him so silent one
could almost wish it had happened Tliman
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-02-18

Russia Gin explanation Of her having Joined tn, new
siliance) Nobody asked me- 70 sir, she said"
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-02-18

AFTER FIRST greetings Fighting BoSs suggestion
will probably be- Let's go and take something"
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-02-18

q PHnADELFuA judge has decided that Philadelphia
has right to commit suicide if he and should
think he would
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-02-18

The all right but don't any Uncle
Toms Cabin" company sliding down cellar door
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-02-18
THE HOUSTON DAILY POST.
nv THE
HOUSTON PRINTING COMPANY.

r.. III. JOHNSTON Observation-Disclosures. President
G, J. PALMER. Observation-Disclosures Vice President
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-02-18

From the England got done horse purchases
it evident tina, she doing business with somebody's
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-02-18

OFFICE OF PUBLICATION,
Nos. 1901, tos, io5, fio7 and 1909 Franklin Avenue
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-02-18

II presidents decision in the schiey case causes
Long to resign the nation will endeavor stagger along
nn der hlnr