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TEXAS DEATHS.

DAVIS Kosse, Texas, November 81
Died at the residence OF MIR. A. j. Rich In
this city at 80 a. M November 20. Mrs.
Alice Baker Davis, vile cf Mr., J. $. Davis.
Funeral services were held at the Baptist
church, after which her remains werc laid
to rest In the city cemetery
pLEASANTs Ennis, Texts, November
2A-Mr William Peasants OF RockdIle,
who came TO Ennis just "A week ago on q
visit 90 relatives was taken unexpectedly
IN with typhoid fever aud died yesterday
at the home OF his sister, Mrs. c. W. Me
henney ana his remains were shipped u
Rockdale today for lnterment.
LUCAS sinner Texas, November IT
Joseph Lucas, aged SO years. died at bis
home near Sinner last night of heart fall
urc. lie was an old resident OF LNaca
county,
CL0UETTE. Bouhlm, Texas, November
2s.-Mrs. !. Clouette dropped dead at her
home Today while performing some house.
hold duticS She had only lived here d
short time, having moved here from Spring.
hcld. Mo. Heart failure caused deatn
ANDERSON Granger, Texas. November
27.-Mrs susannah Anderson died az the
home of hUr son, Dr. j. G. Anderson on
yesterday She was 50 years of age aud
moved TO Texas from Arkansas In 1883.
Foe more than hfty wears she was a mem.
Der OF the Primitive BuptiSt church Rev.
A. Y. Atkins. pastor Of Little Flock Baptist
church, Bell county, conducted the funeral
services.
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ROCKEFELLER JR,s PRAYER.

Young Superintendent Prays for Those
Less Fortunate Than Himself.
New York Herald.
The Lords Supper" was the text or the
lesson at the Bible class OF the Fifth Ave.
nue. Baptist church yesterday, presided over
by j. d. Rockefeller, Jr., who tried to con.
vey the fact that all men are equal.
In his opening prayer Mr. Rockefeller
asked that all be kept from hypocrisy ana
ihslncerity and be made to understand tne
great problems Of the day he asked pJess.
ings Tor those who We're less fortunate tnnn
himself and the members Of his class. and
Tor the poor and the sick and those VINO
arc In need Of comfort
A. the outset of the lesson Mr. Hocke.
teller told Of ChrIst's meeting with Ionp
and Peter and sending them to Jerusalem
70 prepare for the feast he was TO give 70
We call that lesson OF service ;. ne
tald, and that lesson was rendered FOR
You and me. When we think of the ere9t
Sacrihce OF Christ we come to tho conci,,
son that the servant is not creator tbnn
the master nor the master creator tbap tna
servant. 10 become great we must serve rye
Gun masters serve
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SHORT NEWS STORIES.


NEW YoRK,--william Landau OF BUT
falo, who was arrested In connection with
an alleged cotton swiudle, through which
Landcnbcrg, Thalmann 81 Co. were reported
held in $1,000 bali for examination jan
uary 8
NORFOLK, va.-1ne conference OF the
African Methodist church, embracing the
States OF Virginia aud North Carolina, rep
resentlng 10000 negroes, adopted resou-
tions expressing profound pleasure ana
gratitude at what is termed President
Roosevelts broad and phlanthropic let
ter on the appointment Of CTum OF
Charleston.
TRENTON. N.-J.-Robert ]. Trimble has
fled in the court Of chaucery bill asking
that the American Sugar Refining company
be restrained from dealing In coffee.
NEW YORK. Anaconda the great PAGER,
with a record of 2o1& was sold at the
Old Glory sale to ]. r, b. Payne Of Troy
for S7200,
NEW YORK Florence Burns, the young
Brooklyn woman who was accused and
later exonerated Of the murder OF her
sweetheart. Walter Brooks, IN a hotel in
this city some mouths ago, was married TO
Charles w. Wildeck.
| PHILADELPHIA.--T annual football
game between the army and the navy Will
be plnyed on Franklin deld saturday.
NEW York; the Cuban reciprocity
treaty. as proposed. comedies % per cont
reduction N Nlflu ultleS tueEc is a strong
PROBABILITY OF It's acceptance by President
Palma and the senate.
Z WASHINGTON - Minister Hunter at
Guatemala City has cablrd to the state de-
partment that his son, Godfrey, who shot
Fitzgerald Is p years Of age, is In busi-
ness on his own account and therefore is
not under the protection Of the legation.
WASHINGTON. The president has given
no consideration as to the personnel Of the
/ isthman canal commission.
| MEMPHIS, Tenn. --Kavanaugh White.
! aged "a years, was literally roasted to
: death by the explosion Of n lamp filed with
Kerosene OIL IEe' wac standing near the
lamp when II exploded.
! NORFOLK, Va.-Confederate Veterans OF
a Virginia regiment have started fund 70
erect monument at Richmond to General
] L. s Grant
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FOREIGN BRIEFS.

LONDON DIR Joseph Parker, minister
OF the city Temple. who hal been serious
ly IN for some time died Friday afternoon.
LONDON --Exccllont progress is being
made In setting the frames OF Shamrock III
and the rig is ready for running the lead
place rs an outcome OF the publications
OF the DEGREES restricting the use Of the
Catalan language were renewed Friday.
ST. THOMAS, D, w. 1.-The Royal mail
passed Mont Peee, Martinique, during
Wednesday morning. and reports that the
volcano was then eruptlns violently.
ROME The German socialist organ, the
Vorwaerts, has sent a member Of the reich
stag to the island Of Capri to investigate
the charges made against the late Herr
Krupp.
PARASITIC French foreign office has
not considered the question OF French par
tielpntlon in the Britlsh.German naval de-
monstrauon against Venezuela as the
French claims are making reasonable pro-
gicss toward settlement.
PANAMA. Private advices from valpa
raiso report that the Chilean congress will
consider the treaty with Colombia which
recently was made public and in which, It
Is said clause exists granting Chile Ger
tain concessions on the Panama isthmus
should tile Panama canal be constructed,
that are to be embodied In the canal con.
Nontion.
CARACAS. Venezuela. The Colombian
ritu Morales. after several defeats were
obliged to recross the frontier Sovem-
Der -, "hf
ESSEN. The late Herr Krupp's viii
leaves the factory TO his eldest daughter,
Bertha, to be administered ny his widow
until the daughter attHins her majority.
MANILA. Silver is being sold CONNER
cially here at 30 ten points below the ofn-
MANILA Governor Tart and Archhish.
op Guild have commenced the negotiations
20 settle the pending questions between the
church and state.
ST PETERSBURG, 1t is otacally an.
nounoed that Great Britain Is the only
power that replied to the Russian note re-
gardlng the sugar conference
PARISH Deioniel, deputy for Cochin.
China, has written letter TO Colonial Min
lister Doumergp. saying that the cstahlish'
ment OF gold standard In SIAN Is likely
20 gravely AFFECT the trnuces OF Indo-Chlnd
and tho rice market
L,oNDoN.-The annual banquet OF the
| Golden club resolved itself into a great
| demonstration OF the liberals. Lord SpehceF,
| Sir Henry Campbell- Banpernlan and others,
against the governments protectionist ten
dencles generally and the sugar convention
| In partiCuinr
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eAcoLop SULTAN ANGRY.

Etstwhlle Ally Of United States ChaI-
enses Americans to Battle.
Manila. November 2S.-Coustabulary In.
spector Hendrix, who has been stationed
in Samar island. was killed last Tuesday
by band Of adrones. The reports regard
ing his death are meager and indicate that
Hendrix was attacked 10y a superior force
Of ladrones, His detachment OF constabu.
larv was routed and Hendrix with one sol
dicr was surrounded and killed.
The sultan Of Bacolod, after protesting
ter 10 Captain Pershlug at Camp Wears In
which he calls Americans hogs hogs that
eat hogs" and challenges them to hght
1t Is probable that Captain PershlnS viii
he ordered to take a column to BscoIol
The military men doubt whether the sui.
tan really will fght.
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Deaths at Bolton.

Bolton, Texas, November 2S'--.'. ,
been a week Of gloom and slaH, 4.
Bolton. On Sunday afternoon w y, -
Ellis, aged %. was buried Ile w w
stances of her death we're Of DC nv, w
nature. She was IN her usual Nj q. l.. e
and with some friends spent fnan "
Ing socially at her home, A.
O'Clock she was stricken suaa,Ds -.
convulsions, which continued Ns w, 7
ing severity until O'Clock sa'l''-
she died. -, u,tua nst
ON Monday morning Mrs. I kew NJ
nee Holtycroft, who. died y y se q
Bartlett was buried heis. a. M
raised at Bolton and had may
on wednesday Afternoon Mls ~ 8
osterhout was tenderly iala y ~
died Tuesday Of an ulness 10 ri
weeks. This will bring $50 ~. IA w
hearts throughout Texas sis,s h =
popular teacher at Baylor c ~ taif.
Years and by her noble trsisa ias.l
heart had welded spieng nbo ~
over the many young ladles
contact with her.
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TEs late captaln eatdnsr

To the Editor of The Post.
Nacogdoches, Texas November 2s. The
death Of Captain Ben Gardner. published
in Yesterdays Post, and who died at Pal.
estine on the oath instant, brings IN recol-
lectlons OF early boyhood days back In the
fftles. My father was a whig and was a
warm friend Of Captain Gardner, their
friendship commencing in 1890. After the
Confederate war Captain Gardner went to
the republican party aud my father to the
democratic party. My father died at Eu-
faula, Ala. in 1882, and was Just ono year
older than Captain Gardner. Around the
family hrcsidc on the old plantation fnur
niles south Of Eufaua on the ChpttR.
hoorhie river J have sat and listened 10
these old friends tnll " the early dave ~
that country and discuss politics, and was
under the impression that be had nAssed
over the river many years pgO, for N b1s
I been twenty.seveu years since ne was last
| heard OF Captain Garlaer practiced law
III Barbour county, Alabama. when n VAS
I said that the har OF that county
| was one % the strongest In the
state. Ex-Governor John en- shorter. who
I was governor Of the State during the war,
4 Ell :, shorter who reprcsented tho I'm.
\ faula district in congress before the war.
/ John Cochran. who was district Judge for
many years. Alpheus Baker, who was
/ known as the eagle orator " tho State. and
/ General Henry D. Clayton. one ~ Cod,s
/ noblemcn, aud who commanded the division
/ The Post correspondent belonged to In the
/ tennessee army, were members Of thnt
| har Colonel James l., Pugh who was for
I many Years United States senator. and
/ Henry Il. Shorter are the only ones living
| who composed this. brilliant array OF ip,
/ tellect Mr.. Pugh IL now ~ years N age
I and Major Shorter not many Years behind
him Thus tt is one by one the old heroes
/ fall and q retrospecAve glance casts n
/ gloom over the historic past
John s. DouebtIa
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GENERAL EMsARao FEARED.
Steamship Men and Live Stock Export
ers Anxious About Ennlands Action.

Steamship Men and live Stock Export
ers Anxious About Eneland's Action.
New York, November %. The Journal
OF Commerce VIII say tomorrow: What
the steamship men ana livestock exporters
are most anxious about at present is that
no action be taken by foreign countries
through a misunderstanding, whereby an
cnhatgo win be placed on all American
An official OF one Of the Transatlantic
Nnes that shipped considerable live stock
salu Tonight; Export cattle DO not orig.
in8te IA The section that has becI- placed
~ qna,ahtlne Except very small por.
tlon, ali OF the cattle exported from mis-
country come from the Western States
aud from Canada and therefore this
trouble ~ the New England States OF Yer
connecticut has nothing whatever 10 ia
tionsr
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SUMMARY OF THE NEWS.
7odav's Weather

Washington. November 2s.--East Texas
Fair aud colder IN the north, showers IN
the south portion variable winds, becoming
irish northwest,
Mississippi and Aiabama-R Rain and waro'-
er Saturday. Sunday fair and coideri fresh
southeast winds. becoming northwest.
Arkansas Showers and colder saturday.
Sunday fair
West Texls-Falr and colder saturday.
Sunday fair
Louislana-Rain Saturday; colder IN
northwest portion. sundsy fairs colder IN
south portion; fresh southeast winds, be-
coming northwest.
Oklahoma and Indian Terrtory-Fair aud
colder Saturday. SUNDAY fair
New Mexico-Tair Saturday aud sunday
Observations taken by the United States
weather bureau at S p. m, seventy.hfth
meridian time
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ReoseveIt Reward Younos.

Washington, November 2.-rhe president
has decided TO appoint W. J. Youngs OF
oyster Bay United states district attorney
for the Eastern district OF New York, 20
succeed G. H. Petit, whose term expires
December 90 The president today made
bis decision known to Senator. Platt and
the latter has acQuesccd IN the appoint.
nent. Mr.. Petit has held the position for
four years There Is nothing against his
record. The selection OF Mr.. Youngs Will
be In the nature Of personal appointment.
dent Roosevelt at oyster Bay, aud their
relations have been close When the presi-
dent became governor Of New York Mr.
Ypungs resigned the dlatrlci attorneyship
OF Queens county 10 accept q position as
bis private secretary.
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TEXAS.


new well Is to be drilled on the Camp
rlce farm near League City some distance
from the arst well.
The legislature has the right to apply the
poll tax requisite to primary elections.
]. B. Burleson, living near Brennan,
roped deer which was pursued by dogs
and took Il alive.
n s. FARRELL was murdered and robbed
at Corsicana, being shot In the back six
times
sheriff J. NJ. Davis Of Travis county is
dead Of apoplexy
The arst slaughter Of cattle and hogs at
Fort Worth will take place Monday next.
The jury in the case Of Jabe Spence
charged with poisoning Dan Montgomery,
disagreed and was discharged.
Harry Judd, a young married man, sui
cided at Wichita Falls.
A thief robbed n church at Tyler Of a
charity fund.
Artist McArdle is now ready 70 begin
work CT another historical picture, The
Fall OF the Alamo"
Governor Durbln and q distinguished
party Of lndlanious are In Texas to shoot
ducks on the coast
There are no now developments In the
murder Of old man Mcdonald IN Henderson
county, save the fact that the slayers
realized only Ss4
A confidential letter mailed ont by Dallas
minor bosses to arrange basis Of harmony
for the leaders
District Judge w NJ Stewart OF Calves
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A STRANGE lak..
Exchange

a lake With salt roof isn't frozen salt,
ana II isn't underground. On the contrary.
rms remarkable lake may be seen at any
time during the year. fully exposed being
even Mt its best when the sun is shining
directly upon It, This wonderful body OF
water is one Of the safest Of the suit lakes.
ana IS situated near obdorsk Siberia. The
I5ake Is nine miles wide and seventeen feet
not entirely rooted over by Tie al. va" az
POST originally evaporation PLAYED the
most prom prominent part In coating the lake
soit Min SAT- put at present time the
last 70 the thickness OF the crust.
IN the long ago rapid evaporation ~ The
iake waters left great salt crystals ioat.
"s oh cue surface In the course OF time
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RElcHSTAG IN MYSTERIES,
Stormy Scenes Renewed On Second
Reading Of The Tariff Bill.
SOCIALISTS WERE WILD WITH RAGE.
Because Of Parliamentary Coup d'Etst
and the Complete Suppression Of the
Rights OF the Minority.

Berlin. November 2s--stormy scenes
were renewed in the reichstag today aud
at one point In the proceedings the uproar
reached such a pitch that Vice President
Buesing resorted to a suspension Of the
sitting, measure without precedent in
the leichstag
The house was discussing the motion Of
Baron Won Kardodoff, representing the ma.
iority parity to vote the second reading Of
the tarin bin without paragraph discus
sion. as contemplated by the rules The
minority would thus be unable to delay the
nnal vote FOL any length OF time and we're
furiously Indignant at what they called a
parliamentary coup detat aud the complete
suppression of the rights OF the minority.
AFTER quiet afternoon, Dr Bacnem took
the tribune and. describing the dliatOry
tactics OF the minority. said that the Breis-
slngne Neteinigung and the moderate radi.
Gals were doing hod carriers service, add
ing, IN you only knew what has been
SAID about this alliance recently, -.- 1870
herr Buchem left the sentence unfinished
and the socialists shouted "Out with it!'
Name your mun!'
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these caked together Thus taa "
were finally entirely covered. y w.
lake focud an underground QUITE. ls Y
river Obi. which lowered Us sglllN N,
three feet. The salt crust Rss y Y.
however. that IL retained rs oll w I
now presents the curious specmee :. Z
rooted lake. The salt coat lhe Nv Y ,
inches in. thickness every year Ls,.ir
islands with which the lake Is a e...
said to net as braces ana 70 ANf
arched salt crust In position
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FOREIGN.

General Nord has Issued an ultimatum to
the Haytian government
The Colombian Invaders met defeat
The Norwnerts, Berlin newspaper, under
prosecution for charging the late Herr
krupp with ylllainy, retorts to the kaiser's
vemarks, Justice stands above even the
Emperor"
Slams adoption Of the gold standard has
.aused mlsglvings In France
stormy scenes were renewed In the reich.
nag when the tarln bill came to second
'endlng.
Cuban cisarmakers may call general
itrike Sunday.
The Venezuela crisis growing out Of the
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Bonds Were Fixed.

FL Paso, Texas. November 2s.-At the
conclusion Of argument in the insurance
swlndllng case today Judge walthall al.
nonnced that he would. on the charges OF
conspiracy to murder reduce the bonds OF
Richardson and Mason to $1,000 on each OF
the three counts. on the counts Of forgery
we're allowed 10 remain az 5000 In each
count.
The prisoners are unable to make such
heavy bonds. Richardson sent cipher
Texas
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HQusT0N.

Ministers OF the city are interested in
organized charity work
The cltlzous Of the Filth ward complain
Of condition OF streets,
Business men and Taxpayers discuss city
hall plans ami favor au ornamental struc-
turc
Hack.staud ordinance viii be tested. Mcr.
chants active towards abauug the nuisance.
street car men and company are no near
er agreement Meeting al Labor hall to.
night
Factory committee had meeting aud is
formulating plans for pushing It's work
The Thallan club gave IT'S opening germuu
at Assembly hall
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Cotton values went high and then dc
clired on lack Of Interest aud support.
An carly advance and weak close In
grain.
Stocks higher due TO demand from short
interest to cover
New York cotton traders are cautious,
pending the publication Of the bureau re-
port.
II & b. Beer say that cotton viii sell
higher
Dun and Bradstreet are optimistic.
Hester gives Supply Of cotton TO date
5,2l45sl bales, against 5,oGl, 600 for tht
same period last year.
The worlds yisiale supply shows tn,
weeks Increase 10 be sS.994, against 10
BOB last year
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RAILROADS.

In the Federal court at Memphis ot6ciaIs
OF seven initinl railroad lines are being
tried a. charges Of pooling Of cotton and
Violations of the Interstate commerce laws.
A disagreement is reported between the
southern PACl1c, Santa lie aud Rock laluud
over Immigrant trafdc
Gult anl Interstate troubles have been
scttlcl fol the present.
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itching Joints

In the fingers, toes, arms, and
other parts of the body, are joints
that are inAaned and swollen by
sheumatism - that acid condition
Of the blood which affects the mus.
eles also.
Sufferers dread to move, espe-
cially after sitting or lying long,
and their condition is commonly
worse in wet weather.
ut has been long time since wo nav,
been without Hoods sarsaparira. My
tather thinks be could not be without II
he has been troubled with rheumatism
since be Was q boy, and Hoods sarsapa
Fila is the only medicine he can take that
win enable hlm to take his place In the
aeld." Mlsa ABA DorY. Sidney, Iowa.
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DOMESTIC.

Dr. Hills, the eminent divine OF Ply
mouth church, Brooklyn says the world
should be grateful for ceaseless agitation
Of the labor question.
The Plus fund award ~ 100000 win be
used ''to stimulate the cause Of religion OH
the Pacific coast"
William Landau Of Buffalo. arrested In
connection with an alleged cotton swindle
involving a large sum, has been held at
New York on a charge Of grand larceny.
Edward F Croker Of New York has been
found guilty on various charges aud dis
missed from the service.
Roosevelt's letter, concerning the appoint
ment OF the negro Crum. has been en-
Enthusiastically Endorsed by Virginia Arr
cans.
The wreck n the Big Four St Louis
flyer was not so serious as was feared.
Only three passengers were seriously In
jured
Former Speaker Kelley OF the st. Louis
house Of delegates charged With bribery
IS in custody at Philndelphia.
The St Louis October grand Jury ad
journed after returning many new indict.
ments and sensational report.
Former residents of this State viii or
ganize the Texas Society NJ New York.
The Nebraska lnnd and fence r,moys
question has assumed q serious phase.
General Lew Wallace is seriously III.
The Louisiana rice crop Is SAID TO have
been warohouscd and the owners 20 bI
holding for an increase In the price.
One Of the attorneys Tor A L Putricl
asserts that he can easily prove the limo
cence Of his client but does not explain
how.
S picture Of Lincoln is to be hung in tn
Mississippi ball ~ fame.
Tao Fcmu ln Saw Norl have organ
l.u d sofatt
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poRTRAIr oE LINcoLM
is TO Hang in the Mlssssippi Hail .,
Fame.

jackson Miss, November 2s.A portal,
q President Lincoln will be placed in the
Mississippi Hall Of Fame The picture NJ
been furnished by his son. Robert r Tin.
coin Of Chicago In response 70 q .,.,,.,.,
q the state i win be nlaced sto or' ll,sl
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eerman 0RIaok Thursdav. .

Berlin, November 2s,-The liberal papers
today discussing yesterdays proceedings ln
the reichstpg emphasize the gravity OF
Baron Won Kardon's proposal to pass the
tarlfI bill without any discussion of the de.
tails. Even the moderate National Zeitung,
the chief organ of the national liberal par
ty, says: 1t Is parliamentary coup
d'etat," and expresses Amusement aud IN.
dignatlon 10 md the liberal leaders,
PusschC, Dassermun and Satteler, attached
TO Baron Won kardoff's motion.
The Tageblhtt characterizes the effort as
a revolution. 1t calls yesterday BLACK
Thursday"
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Minister rmrr M cua uaa glv en-.
h't hst bis son not 4ndyr the protec-
Hau of tHa sgoUou
The president has not vet considered
the personnel Of the lsthmiou canal com
mission.
BY personal appointment by the presi-
dent W. ] Youugs Of oyster Bay succeeds
@. II, Petit as attorney for the Eastern
district Of New York
Serene Payne says there viii be no tariff
legislation at the next session.
Mr. Hyde has again been attacked by
the Journal Of Commerce and the people
It represents.
Mr.. Crumpacker is greatly pleased at
the attitude assumed hy the president IN
the Crum case
Payne ana Hansbrough have been to
the president With tarin opinions: the
FIRST says 1t will not do to revise the
tariff, the other declares that the time
for revision is now at hand.
George p. Brown Is IN Washington
after the Houston postmastershlp.