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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-12
Tennessee to the reunion at Dallas. April

Tennessee to the reunion at Dallas. April
1925.
JENNINGS. Lathe Jennings Banking
per cent to d pastors Monday They hope
to make another payment IN short time,
lot SPRINGS. Arb The remains OF
Billy Rice, The yN'raA min~trel-y stir Will
h. Inferred IN greenwood cemetery mere
Tuesday afternoon
BOSTON. President Elliot Of Harvard
University mas cancelled his proposed tour
Of southern edu1atlou4! institutions.
HONG kONG.--It is reported from Can
ton that river steamer plying ON The Can
ton river ran down o native passenger boat
9uG that j." persons were drowned.
L1NON-Accordiug TO the corrcsp oudcnt
On Bru-. els OF the standard. it Is >slu there
Eat Jhe United States Will approve the
sugar convention.
PARlS.-A great Ar5 has occurred at tine
government arsenal a- IuliCut documents.
plans and reports OF great Importance nave
been destroyed.
PIEIERMARITZRURG. Natal The Va,
tai lcgis allure has adopted a resolution ID
favor OF compulsory military service.
PARIS King Edward on his way to Nice
viii stay two days in Paris and viii have
an interview with President Loubet
SAN DOMINGO, Republic Santo Do.
mingo.-Ihe duties On sugar have been
abolished. The country IS quiet.
MONTREAL-S ieuor Marconi has arrived
here en- route 10 Ottawa. lie expects 10
leave for sidney next week.
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TEXAS ANTITRUST LAW
OPINION DIVIDED As TO WHETHER
IT HAS BEEN AFFECTED
The First Act Had . Provision Similar
70 the Illinois Statute that Was De-
cisred U0consttuucnsl.

Washington. N.r.a lf-T.re is de-
-laa1 d.r.-.a 4a.aa tar 20 Vine her
er -e. ge.,-.fas- decision .s taa supreme
--r.t so -aa Illinois aat.f-a-. law case al
'-crs rae I.z.s ..w. 2it.s agreed with
Senator la.tersan .a t1s 0s.as in view Of
rae fact tIa; me Texas .av az 1893, which
was rae .ast statute enacted. does not CON
rsla '4e exemption clause 90 which the
supreme court based lrs declaration Of IN
aon~utltlonaNty ia the Illinois case. the
Texas Law IS iu no way ahasted On the
other hand, it is claimed that the act Of
1890 was merely cumulau,c or supple
mental TO the acts o. 1850 and 1895 and
that these former acts both Of which con
tanned the exemption clause referred 10,
are stlN in effect, nor having heeu repealed
by the last act II this he the case, II Is
held by some eminent authorities that
these two former acts are rendered uncon-
sttutional boy tho supreme courts decision,
/ although II Is Dor claimed that the act of
$50 Is affected tn any way.
The matter is being looked Into very
| closely and within iaa next few days the
| question win probably be definitely de-
I cided
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THE STRIKE IN BOSTON.
IL has BeCs steviSg for Nearly
Six Weeks
THREATENS 10 BE SERIOUS " RESULTS
Caused by Refusal Of Union Teamsters
10 Handle Freight Moved BY Com
pany Employing Nor,-union Men.

Boston. March li--Aitcr nearly six weeks
n sElrtnisaing the dreaded labor war be.
tween the organized transfers freight and
express handlers az Rss;on and the two
great railroad corporations. the New York,
New Haven and Hartford aud the New
York Central and Hudson River, locally
known as the Boston aud Albany, is now
under way.
Tonight the outlook Is that unless power
ful agencies are speedily invoked TO compel
peace. the struggle viii have far reaching
effect. The Strike, wAicA IS a sympathetic
one, already Involves Spo men In and about
Bbstou
Tho strike was caused by the discharge
Of union men who refused 70 handle non
union moved freight
Todsg the local enpoyes II the great
express companies the Alarms and the
New aY6rk and Eustnn Two companies
which handle practically all tbe fast fre!sh.
AZ saatheTD NtN EnEiand refused To Nprk,
while several smaller bodies ot organize l
labor such as the ur very teamsterS and
the piano movers as well as freight hand
lers ia East Boston. Will 1e Idle ia another
day.
on the other hand, the New York, New
Haven and Hartford railroad. after
succeeding il moving considerable frelgn II
DY Italian LABOR, WI. augment me force 10
morrow and the Boston and Albany OK
pogts to have a large number OF new men
at work In It's frelElt s4c--'.
Iite, predictions were tAat the louEsnore'
men. Numbering about 900. would strike.
together with 3,0p Knights Of Labor freight
handlers employed py the Boston and
Maine road. sud 1000 men in other unions.
when their assistance is needed. II sil
lahcrnrs ceAse working the striking force
viii be over 1900 men.
The strike grew out II the Brine Trans.
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A SUMMARY OF THE NEWS
doday's Weather:



Passengers on an eieVt7e car tz Sew
York were scalded by tasas Sar hzss'. A11-s
OF a valve Of an engine tA4t s-ara nsAr
the track.
Governor TAFT has eatsre. 4 srsglEA A.
Cincinnati to unsergo an opsrsrs1 fsr an
old trcnbie.
Omaha suffered ee,zsf5sraole E-eFsz7r
damage from teTnaao. No fstsl aecA1s1ss
were reported
Prince Henry las sailed Ter his Ao-.s IN
Germany
The teamsters' strike II Rostun threatens
70 become serious By izToivtag several
other branches Of lstog.
/; Is said that the Morgan syndicate las
absorbed the White star steamship 4ne.
The bIHlcn dollsr Steel trust is rrsqar-
Ing to nght the Monterey, Mezice. pl2-t.
The companies eoatro2liag the cotton SEE
products OF the country ara e1ectlzg A.
rangements 10 eozablne
The e1aninatioa q pr. Ewing thu "a.
biologist, continued IN the Patrick case .r
New York. DR.. Gardiner WAS On the star1
when court adjourned.
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Rain reports cone from r. large scope OF
TERRITORY; good TAI at many places
The rext primaries are to be held 10 Dali
ias county.
Two children were crenatsd near Glade
when their home was destroyed.
W. H. stacy has been appointed major
general OF the exas Volunteer Guard.
The total bond registrations for the year
amount to only little more than 5000.
COO
The money for tbe Preuhan cotton mni
has practically been raised
Major Wiley NJ. Jones Of waco, pioneer
Of Texas, died suddenly.
Oscar F. MeAnaliy * Milan county was
badly defeated for reelection TO the state
legislature
The investigating committee bss turned
loose rs reports on the quarantine depart
ment
The superintendent CT me state ORPHANS
home has declined 70 sign the testimony
given before the Investigating committee.
The Cattle Rsls.rs' association h % eos
slon AZ Fort Worth. 50 far there Ha5
been llttla tradirE.
The Galveston club has secured rsny
premises Of votes On the sea wall bond
proposition.
storm dia great damage Ia Dallas coun
~ and two persons we're fatally injured.
school house was tern 10 pieces al
GreerviIie, but no one was hart seriously.
Naval recruits are numerous at san An
tonic.
Several arrests have beer made in con
neetion with the mysterious murders a
Beaumont
new well has been brought IN at Besu
mont, spouted and accepted.
Rev. II. De Witt Talmage contracted IN
fuenza in Mexico and is returning hem
In care OF q physlcfan
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EoREIGN.

Pope L.o urged Mgr. sbaretti. tae papal
delegated to the Philippines, 10 do every
thing be could to consulate the Americans
In the archipelago.
Dr.. Francisco Paula Rodriguez Aivss has
been elected president OF Brazil
The folkthing Of Deamsss voted ~ 2
large majority TO -atify the treaty cediug
the Danish West Indies 10 the United
States
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HOUSTON.

A blow In the Third ward wrecked a
number Of houses, but no one was In.
Jured
Engineer Alexander Potter in An sxhau..
live opinion recommends thar the $3.50
OF Houston be swept instead OF flushed.
The registration OF voters fen on won
derfully oaly 43T voters registered YES.
terday.
The sale OF property bought in by the
city for city taxes viii be resumed at
city hail today
Rev, Claude L. Chiffon. the great re-
yivalist OF the South, win begin his meet
ing at Mckee Street church Friday.
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SHIP SUBSIDY ELL.
Opposed by Mr. Mallory OF Florida in an
Extended Speech

Opposed by Mr. Mallory OF Florida in an
Extended Speech.
Washington, March 11-For several hours
today the senate had the ship subsidy bill
under consideration. Mr. Mallory tFlaQ
made an extended speech I'm opposition to
the measure. lie held there was no good
reason for the bins enactment into law,
saying DC believed Il would not accomplish
the object claimed Tor 10 by us promoters.
HIS opposition was based chiefly on toe
ErouQd that il would extend the favor Of
the United States treasury to private In
divlduals aud corporations without just re,
turn Yer thc expenditure.
a lively dehalc occurred over an EFFORT
on the part 81 Mr. Berry tArk) 70 ascertain
when the committee on privileges aud elee'
tons might Be- expected to report 30 the
senate the resolution providing FOR thu elcc-
Hon 81 senators by the direct vote Of The
ar hoar tMass) indicated his vigorous
opposition 70 such n resolution on the
ground thar IL would snbvert the funds,
mental principles upon which the senate
was founded.
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WASHINGTON.

There II considerable difference In oria.
Ions IN Warrington as 70 whether TIRE
Texas antitrust law was effected ~ she
supreme courts dscisloa On the TEn2ss
statute
NJ. Burleson. II speech IN the hosse,
sharply criticised the state department toE
an aUeEea failure b, asE the British am
bssszdor soF passports Tor some Chl-sgoa1s
who desired to visit South Africa
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COMMERCIAL.

Cotton values made email decline on Iack
OF speculative interest.
The jumping bull market In grain effect.
ed on the government reserve report did
rot occEr.
The powerful support given the London
stock market IN the face OF the Methuen
disaster Afforded sentiment OF relief In
New York.
Cattle receipts were normal ana prices
steady
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fetred the matter Of diTerentiql IN =,
tee. 49,
Ahe new commission ruling as 20 change
IN destination OF carload shipments has
become elective.
The Southwestern tarlr committee is no,
20 be disrupted
The commission IS holding a hearing on
the Bisbee road crossing matter.
lbe receiver has given notice 10 the
GIhey company that the Gulf and Iuter.
state must be completed at once.
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coN6RE ssloNAL.

The Ship subsidy hin wss discussed ey
Senator Mallory tFla} 10 the senate. who
opposed the measure.
Lively debate occurred IN the senate
ever an Inquiry as 20 when the committee
on elections would report the Bib qrov!d-
Ing ;oI election Of senators by direct vote.
The poytonice appropriation hiu was mp
IN the house and wide razgs q discussion
occurred over il.
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Dlnner d go neIeaates.

N7E7T
Washington, March 1.--Generai Arson
Mills tonight gave a dlnner In honor OF
ne Boer delegates, Wohorans and Yves
seis. who have been 81 the city for sew
erai days past Anians the guests were
senator Culherson and Representatives
Slnvden and Rurleson
Mrs. Cone Johnston Of Tyler iolned her
husband here today.
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TO RATiFY TREATY.

The Foisthns Has Agreed 10 Sale Of
Danish West Indies.
Copenhagen, March 1.-THE folkthing IN
committee ~ the whole and IN executive
session today voted hv n large rrafo-itv &,
favor az the ratification OF the treaty pr0-
yidlng for the sale OF the Danish West
Indies 10 the United States.
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THE BIG STEEL TRUST
Preparing to Fight the Monterey, Mexjc
Steel Works.

TcFaTTTT8 - TTsTTV VT@ WOWVeTcy, MtN-Q'
Steel Works.
New York March 1.-THE billion dol
lar steel trust Will spend 100000 dur.
Ing the present year for Improvements 10
It's various plants In the Pitjsburg DIS
trIct.
II is said that the steel companv is also
planning for q biz hight against its Next.
can rival the Monterey Iron ana steel
works. which viii soon start M its new
100000 plant for the manufacture Of
steel rails and other steel products
The Mexican government Is closely
Identified with the Monterey plant, ana
1t may work against the trust II II Is IA
open its warfare by raising the import
duties on steel products
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Naval Recruits Numerous at San Antonio
San Antonio, Texas, March IA rsv,,
recruiting station was opened In san An.
toMo today by Lieutenant W. /. Little
held. Ffty'six applicants showed Up. ont
OF which number eight were accepted
Ihlrty-hye were rejected and thirteen are
stii! under consideration. Il is expected
that forty recruits Will he secured here
during this week H''e
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AT ? O'Clock this Wednesday morning
Mr.. s. calvit, ST., died at his residence
No, 2S09 Gano street The funeral will be
held at 10 o'clock Thursday morning from
tue residence and the luterment Will occur
In Hollywood cemetery. Friends ana ac.
qualntsnces are invited 20 attend
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Irois Black Root. They act on the MYer
effects; No gripping. DO sick stomach. WIN
cure chronic constipation Price 70 cents.
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FraneIs Re-EIeeted Ptesident.

81 Louis March 11.-At q meeting today
OF the board Of directors OF the Louisiana
IINfehase Exposition company David n
FRANCIS was reelected president nv ,,rs,,f
nous vote. The other officers were also re.
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Ownership Of a S,ejnway Piano
Is an evidence Of the biggest taste and the
hest guidance in tho choice OF a plano
dealers, Dallas.
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Best for rheumatism, Elmer & Amends
Prescription No. 2S5l Celebrated on It's
merits for many enectuaI cures Il, +,
schmidt Houston, Texas, sole agents.
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The Small
of 1kse BaOk

That Is where some people feel
weak all the time.
They are likely TO be respondent
and It is not unusual to find their
borrowing trouble as Il they hadn't
enough already.
The fact is their kidneys are weak
either naturslyor because Of sickness,
exposure. worry or other influences.
81 am thankful to say" writes J. 1. Camp
bell. Of Sycamore. III. that Hoods sarsapG
KiliA has cured me. For many years was
troubled with backache. Al times Was SO
Dad had 10 be helped from the bed or chair.
] am now well and strong and free from pain. I"
What this great medicine did for him II has
done for others.
Hoods Sas-sapay-ilEa
Promises to cure and keeps the
promise. Begin treatment With
Hoods today.
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e st.ikers are7 s0i confident and IN


Congress, Ariz, March l1.--Three hundred
miuers employed in the Congress mine went
out on strike foday The stride resulted
from the organlza ion Of local union.
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RAILROADS.

The Pennsylvania made big earnings dur
Ing the past year.
The Central Freight association has re
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THE BoER DELEGATES.
Their Comments on the Capture OF Lord
Nethuen,

NGNNIGfl'
Washington March 1.-THE two Boer
euyoys welmafsns and Vessels, and Sec
rotary De Bruyu. were notified today Of
the Boer victory and the capture Of Lord
Mcthuen spea king for the two ENJOYS,
Secretary De Bruyn gave gu the following
statement:
1--WE can suggest nothing stronger as
proof that the Beers are still IN the hcld
and lighting hard for liberty han the fact
Thar a force OF over 1900 British trained
soldiers has been captured by the patriots,
and over so prisoners taken. Inis SHOWS
that 10 rs hardly guerrilla warfare that rs
going on I'M South Africa. and that the 20
called scattered bands Of Beers seem peou-
Harry ahlo to overcome far superior forces
OF tho enemy
London. March 1l-Delarey. who has
proved himself to be the most able OF all
the Boer generals, has within fortnight
gained second decisive victory.
His arst victory was the cap IRE Of Won
donop's convoy when the British casual tiles
IN killed wounded and men made prisoners
totslled go. aud he has now added TO his
laurels by the capture for the hrst tine
throughout the campaign OF prominent
British general and BY lnaicting what Is
generally admitted 10 be one. OF the worst
reyerses the British have suffered through
out the whole war.
1t is supposed that Lord Mothuen was
marching With the Intention 50 aNenge the
| CAPTURE OF the Nondonop convoy.
THE NEWSPAPER CORRESPuND-
| ENTS IN SOUTH AFRICA HAVE NOT
| BEEN ALLOWED TO DESCRIBE The
! AFFAIR. The only additional details
available are contained IN q further dis
/ patch from Lord Kitchener, which Mt.
| Broderick the secretary OF war read Just
/ as parliament WAS adioHrnlng. This dis
patch shows that the FIRST confusion was
! caused by native boys with lead horses
! who gall0ped through the mulc convoy as
! the latter was endeavOrlng. ny Lord Meth
/ uen's directions, 60 close on the convoy.
| The disorder among the mules comlnuni.
| Gated itself TO the mounted troops and the
! Beers. dressed IN kAGkt and riding along
/ side the wagons. frustrated all the at
/ iempts Of the British ofiiccrs 70 rally their
/ forces, Great confusion ensued among this
portion % the mounted troops. they and
| the mule wagons galloplng thrfe miles be,
yond the OK wagons, where they were cut
Sections Of the Fourth and Thirty-elghgh
| batteries oG artillery fought with great
| gallHntry and 500 men, composed OF tbs
| Northumberland fusthers and the Lnnca
| shireS showed conspicuous courage In pro
| tecting the Wagons and refusing 20 surren
| der until resistance WAS useless. The force
nnder General TDelarey was almost entireiy
| dressed in British Uniforms This mad,
4 II Impossible for the infantry 10 distlng n
| between their own men and the enemy
| when the mounted troops were driven Il
on them The eneniy numbered 1900 men
They had one fifteen pounder and pom
| pom
Dsiarsy, GALLERIES Kamp. vsznsA rrun.
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ShVq OMl NJ dlH9 7Hno OIL
l;aNaIiYe hromoQulHine removes the cause.
2. W. Groves signature on every box
The Tucson citizen., 1902-05-06
Saints Powder Recipe.

In Germany and Italy great honor is
paid to st. Barbara, but until now no
one has been able to discover the exact
reason.
A German officer says that she Is
honored because the invention OF pow
der is In large measure due to her.
Berthold Schwarz, a monk. he ex-
plains, opened the Lives Of the Saints"
on st. Barbara's day and read the
story of her martyrdom, after which
he reasoned as follows:
1.-THE heart of the Virgin was white
as salt, the soul of her tormentor was
black as coal and it was sulphur from
heaven which punished him for his
cruelty. ] will mix these three things,
and 1t will be wonder IL | do not dis
cover the philosophers stone"
He did mix them. and as soon as he
put the mixture in a fire tremendous
explosion followed Such. according to
German soldiers, was the origin Of
gunpowder
The Tucson citizen., 1902-05-06
THE WEDGE, GOES.

The disappearance of the old wedge
marks the dividing line between ancient
and modern Tucson, marks the line OF
demarcation between the ancient and
honorable pueblo and the progressive
up-to-date city. The Tucson OF the
future will be always proud OF the Tucson
of the past, but there will be as much
difference between them as there is be-
tween a solid, substantial freight wagon
crossing the desert and Southern
Pacific flyer. Tucson of today faces the
rising rather than the setting sun, and
in its march OF progress recognizes the
necessity of wiping out even character
istic land marks.
The removal of the wedge had been
talked OF 90 long that many people began
to regard il as town tradition. Not
until the demolition actually began did
come people believe that the city
authorities were serious in the move
ment. But the upper wedge is going.
II will be but reminiscence in day
or two, and the lower wedge will follow
soon with unerring certainty.
The. people Of Tucson cannot be too
appreciative Of the efforts and progress
sive activity OF Mayor Schumacher. AS
the executive head of the municipality
he has discharged his duty we'll. He
was ably supported by the members OF
the Council and City Attorney Dale.
They have worked long and hard and
The Tucson citizen., 1902-05-06
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