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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-07-28
SHOOTING IN LOUISVILLE.
Wounded Man in ARRAY Died En- Rou
to the Hospital.

Wounded Man in ARRAY Died En- Route
to the Hospital,
Louisville. KY, July PA shooting
ARRAY over the theft Of a dime, followed
by an attack on an ambulance bearing one
Of the victims to hospital tonight, re-
suited in the death Of one man and the
woundlng Of two Others. The dead man
Is Georse Seaboldt and the wounded are
James Clark and William Seaboldt. CLARK.
who is a machinist, early In the evening
gave his son 10 cents and sent him Ia
purchase some food. on the way 20 the
store the hoy was held up and robbed
by William Scaboldt, a lad OF i0 Upen
being Informed Of the theft Clark hur.
riedly LETT his home, and meeting seaoodt
soon after shot aud seriously wounded
MIN. Clark was arrested and re
leased ON bond. ON returning ZONE he
met Scaboldt brother OF the wounded
boy. The quarrel was resumed and hotn
men drew reviewers ana hogan firing
George seaboidt shot CLARK in the shouider
groin and lett arm but was himself pierced
by q bullet which went through his rignl
lung
An ambulance was hastily summoned ano
Se2boldt placed therein. On the way "a
the hospital the vehicle WAS struck ny
another wagon and seaholdt and Ills at
tendant were thrown out. Another am
nuanee was called but upon arriving at
the hospital II was found that Seaboldl
was dead, II was not known tonignI
whether his death was the resnit OF the
wound or was caused by the collision. ana
upon this point the charge 10 be pressed
against Clark Will probably Oe determined.
CLARK was arrested, although be is in q
hosSital.
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CONTRACT JUMPERS EXPELLED.
The Players Protective Association
Takes Decided Action.

I he Players Protective Association
Takes Decided Action.
New York, July 27.--Every man IN both
the National and American leag,C OF base.
ball players who has Jumped his contract
With his manager, was peremptorllv er-
PEELED from membership In the pIover,,
Protective Association at a meeting held
mere today Among those present we're
hugh Jennings representing the PITTS.
burg Chicago, Philadelphia and CIncln.
natl clubs Of the National leaene. To,
LOTUS. manager Of the Washington CHM
Frank Dryer, of the Detroit Amerlo,,,
team; Alex Smith, of the Baltimore Ameri.
can team Joe Frazer aud Henry Hartseu
OF the Philadelphia American team
CHARLES Irwin, Billy Donnelly and Harry
poian. OF the Brooklyn National lssrrs
team, and Malachi kittrldge. Of the Pos-
{on' National After the meeting FrSDi
ing statements iO''o"
Every one Of the delegates here today
ssEeeO tnat there was no use In a man
joining this Organization, getting an w tSa
pthehts IN the way OF procuring connsni
Mneh ne was in trouble. aud being aaner
slg protected In his rights aud the in
bis contract 'N'"P'hs
There Is no one here today that viii
stsHu lot MrHraw, McGlnnlty or any other
WHO has jumped bona ode contract N'4''
an our meeting Hartsell, OF the Phila.
man who had Jumped his contract ssoSi5I
ne expelled The motion was carried Nv
e1hhlnous vote That seems 10 show
"gsFe the protective association stands :"
me meeting reelected Tom DAILY nresi.
efht ana made Harry Davis Of The bhiia.
eelphla club secretary. while Franz nona
nue was retained as treasurer.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-07-28
ENEMY OF BOIL WEEWL
New Plan Formed to Suppress The y
stroyer Of Cotton.

lHl''lAdl " ipeNl
Washington. July 27.-The departrssl
agriculture is going 10 make detsifis
effort 10 suppress the boil weeTil 4
cotton growing States The stleutifi |
the department have adopted an es1T
new plan for dealing with all siia
pests that destroy plants and resds9'
1t was the custom for many years "
heroic methods In the attempt to fFaaa'
these pests In some Of tae STATES ~
sums of money We're spent IN c'sa''-
experiments by spraying trees and w
that were infected by pests, kecea !.
designations, however, have shdSa II
every pest has It's enemy Pro- y
Howard is now In Europe hunting y
insect that Is the enemy OF the p'A w
1t Is his purpose when ne Gissa'ea !,
insect 10 have 1t imported Into 'ln NJ,
aud turned loose IN the cotton o'f
is convinced that when the 'nsea u
and properly transplanted to iais ~
the eradication OF the boil WeeyH y
quickly accomplished. ~
The reports at tho dAparIness.. ~ r. IA
that the original home Of me W !, N
Is in Southern France, lltnonsa
claimed that its native haoNal. . 4,
Mexico Two reorcsen'atife ~, A
partment will soon visit ola hss .s.I, IA
purpose of studying the eon mis- .,N ~ 4
They are confident that they W. I,isf
thte boil weevi!'s enemy u XII Kin h
and II they do will transplant wv
cotton belt. Prof. Maria" S.
of the chronological bureau, e.p'. II
belief today that sufficient pre1sais.'ias ~ y
made in the investigations duIl l...ss
emit year 10 warrant the sS a,s u
the cotton growers Of the sou,, M
he troubled by the ravaees
weevil after another year.
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disseminate literature defending a algh tar
10 the democratic committee could reply by
circulating speeches delivered by the North
western republicans advocating reduction
On the subject of Cuban reciprocity, also.
the republicans can not AFFORD to attempt
to educate the masses by sending out
speeches. II they did they would have to
omit remarks delivered by such eminent
party men as James A. Tawney Of Mime
sofa. william Alden Smith OF Michigan aud
other republicans who opposed the admin.
lstratlon
THE PHILIPPINES QUESTION.
on the subject Of Philippine civil govern
ment, Senator's Spooner, Lodge aud others
upon the republican side championed the
cause Of the administration, but they were
opposed by Senators Hoar Of Massachusetts
snd william r. Mason OF Illinois OF their
/ own party who denied that the republican
attitude was tenahle and declared that a
mistake was being made.
The speeches Of Senators Hoar and Ma
son are already being circulated through
out the country by tire democratic mana
gers
on tie subject Of ship subsidies sena.
/ N'4s oVHfAe anu Ailt-Nu. Two ~ t4e AHl ~
| republicans In congress are On record as
\ having voted against the republican scheme.
| The party stood in most pronounced d.
vision upon that bill
! on nearly every question bearing upon
! the issues which must be Of greater TN
! PORTAGE In the campaign, tue republicans
were so divided thar az indiscrm,Date dis
! tribu;lcn 81 speeches by prominent mem
bers Of the party 80 congress would present
! arguments on both sides Of the controversy
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RAILROADS.

Work on the new Cotton Belt Frisco
depot at Fort Worth viii be commenced
this week,
II has been decided that the stoneham
road Mill go to Hampstead.
II Is rumored in New orleans that the
Mallory line may operate regularly be-
tween that port and New York,
An important conference looking to the
reorganization of the Southwestern Pas
scnger bureau is scheduled for today at
Dallas.
A new report of ]. p. Morgan's merger
plans Las beeu given ont.
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SUMMARIES.

one mile. amateur tandem, paced. against
time-Walter Smith, Brooklyn; time
126 -. Worlds amateur record
one mlle--Won by liver Lawson. Saii
Lake City; vs.. a Ruts, New Haven, sec
ond; Jed Newkirk third Tine POS Is.
Five miles, 8HJt W. tandem pacs d,
against ume-Walter Smith, Brooklyn.
Time, enc mile % 30; two miles 2:56 IS;
three miles 400 2.5 four miles a:52 3.5
five miles 7:lS 30. All worlds amateur
records.
Ten mile handlcap-Won by w. S. Fem.
Waterbury, Conn. CScratcn); Menus Bedfil
Iynubrook, L. l. 0wenty.four yardsl. sec.
ond; Floyd hrebs. newark Q60 yards,
third. Time p ;53 Is.
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Shoot at Comanche.

Comanche, Texas, July 25.-sessnl IN
dred people Witnessed the shoo,lnr \
tween the De Leon and ComancA. n
clubs. The day was fine for shcc,x
cloudy and no wind Comanche again "
the gold medal. Score: Comanths. Ia
De Leon. l25.
The club medal was won By G.~
Boston of Comanche. Fifteen shots 4
individual medal. tie between Frd Holx
and Henry Carter; won by Carter, Btl.s
made 10 out of S. shots. Some Cue sssl
ing by DR.. Chiffon. Frank and Llse wr&I
ward, Dr.. Thomas and H. Vaughn "a
bers of the home club. The next nitl
will be Mt the Dublin Confederate fsulal
on August g, and s.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-07-28
SPORT.

Soft has been aled by the Memphis ball
sazs against President Nicklln for $1,000
dhSnAgts.
Announcement is made Of the Saratoga
racing STAKES for 1903 AMI 1901.
New Orleans defeated Nashville a second
time before an immense crowd at the
former city.
Henley lost the game FOR Atlanta at Mem.
pills.
ST. Louis defeated Pittsburg with the
ONelll brothers as battery, before Il crowd
OF 1880.
Contract jumpers Of the major leagues
have been summarlly expelled from the
Players Protective association.
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SUMMARY OF THE NEWS.
1oday's Weather.
Today's weather--Fair. t1.3t
DOMESTIC.

The Anti Inp-riallstlc League has ad-
dressed a warm open letter to President
Roosevelt. criticislng the methods OF con.
ducting the war iu the Philippines.
The democrats Of Alabama will have a
hot fight over the governorship; the fac
tions are led by Governor Jelks aud former
Governor Johnston.
A trolley car collision occurred near Ro
chester, inJuring many passengers.
Birmingham union iron workers condemn
action OF owners In bringing in oatsld,
meI.-
The United Mine Workers viii take lega
proceedings to secure the liberation OF tnC
miners who are ia Jail.
Messenger boys won their strike at Chi
easo.
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WASHINGTON.

A census bulletin to be issued today will
show tbs value OF seyera. small crops ia
Texas.
1he department of agriculture is seeking
10 ma an insect that viii destroy the boil
weevll
The republican campaign committee 10 IN
dilemma over the sending out OF speeches
made py members OF tue party during the
past session.
The state department has again called on
Ambassador Clayton for an explanation OF
his alleged connection with mining inter.
ests.
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HOUSTON.

Another suggestion Is made regarding the
construction OF n market house. proposing
to combine with 1t an immense convention
auditorium
w. e. Leopold won the gold medal of the
Turnverein Bowling club yesterday at Tur'
nef hall.
Sol jackson, colored, Is under arrest
charged with shooting to death Emma
White. eolored, yesterday afternoon In the
Fifth ward.
St. Joseph's inhrmary has added modern
ambulance to Its already up-to-date equip
meat
Ex-Governor Hogg gives The Post tall
on the subject of pistol toung, which h
heartily condemns.
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Mr.. LOUD IS CRITICISED.
President of Letter Carriers AssOcia.
ton Takes Him TO Task.
VERY STRANGE LANGUAGE EMPLOYED.
Nh. Keller scorns the Usaees Of Oipio-
macy and Talks Straight from the
Shoulder About the Congressman.

Washington, July T.-All through tue
last session OF congress prominent mem
bor. ~ bo,b ,ar+tae ,reed "a favorable roc
20 ~ pa, 80
port from toe mouse committee on post
Offices and pest roads on the bll! reclassI.
fcipg letter carriers bnt every movement
- ,'-.-, -
VL'iDs toward lhat ehu was D'"cAeu Wy
the chairman II the committee, Mr.. Loud
REM OF california. who expressed him.
t., -. -. ,,,.
Ser as ue'eINlAeu uoL ou'y /" oppose 'H'
bdl but to exert all his influence sgainst
IL so long as he was IN a position 10 dom
,,.t. ,c,to, an tho p,c,.,,,o fo,y dovs
'"1'' ''''NN 'N ~
before CONGRESS adjcI ned Mr., Loud deliv-
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Saratoaa stake Entries-

New York, July 27.-Tae Saratoga asso.
ciation announces thar entries for the fol
loving stakes, TO be run at Saratoga during
the simmer meetings Of 1904, will close
on Monday August IS 1902:
For 2year-o!ds, in 1903; The United
States hotel stakes Of $1,000, five and a
half fnrlongs The Grand union hotel
Flash stakes Of 5000, dve and a Iglf FUR
longs. 49,
For 3year,olds, In 1904: The Saratoe,
Derby. With 5000 added, enc mile and NE,
mile md q quarter; and The AiuLanll s."s,.s
OF $1,000 for hllies, one and one-elghth
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slratoaa Handlcan weinh.s

New York, July 2T-The Official weights
Tor the Saratoga handicap Of $4,000, which
Is to be run at Saratoga Monday. August
1, were announced today. They are. Cola
Heels l2o Blues 12i; Advance Guard 800;
Artlcnlate ll9; Herbert, Alcedo lis; Prince
OF Melbourne ll9; Garry Herman ZIG; Ten
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-07-28

Candles us; Lady Schoor ia; NAH, NJ.
gerheld H.; Nones, Aladdin ia: irr ~
100; Abe Frank, Reiua Chuctauun5, N
Far Rockaway, Jlminez, Heno Alys j
1OI; Elkhorn. Pentecost l08; cclops nt
den. Corrigau, Baron Pepper, Chitsp N
Hyphen. Dixie Line lOi:' Whiskey NJ
RoXane, His Eminence 1903; Wate, AZ
kamar, King Pepper. Operator, y.nw
The Rhymer, Luck and Charity, B,lhss
Bey 100: Carhuncle. San Nicholas @ M
Wheel, francesca %; Trigger LAneenaaX
Khatai Brutal %. Laston, MlseblTr
Lord Pepper o.; Trigger, Wyeth %; yws
ern Starr, Long Love 50: John Bsfsrc1|
s.; Pearldnder 81; Precenter IS; Joyn,I4
Petra III 81.
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GrsSorio Cortez, the alleged slayer Of
tnIyv sberins, has been transferred to Co
lumbgs.
In q wreck caused by a washout near
White House Fireman John walker OF
Mineota was killed
h. l.. Smith Of Blanket. Texas. won the
southern interstate oratorlcal contest at
Monteags, Tenn.
The BRACES river receded I'VE feet nj
Waco yesterday and is stlil falling
The flood situation In North Texas Is ma
terially improved.
The Katy, Texas Central international
and Texas and Pacific arc still IN bad
shape as a result Of the high water.
Red, Little aud sulphur rivers are all
swollen, the latter being out Of It's banks.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-07-28
FOREIGN.

Ravoiutionists IN Venezuela defeated q
force OF government troops.
A college Is to be erected at Manila Tor
training Filipino teachers.
A gale on the English coast destroyed
crops in England and the Netherlands.
Crowds gathered In the public PARIS IA
Paris to give vent to their feelings abou.
the closing Of the unauthorized schools.
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Bryan on a Yacht.

bridgeport, Conn. July 2T.--w. ]. Bryan
Mt Bridgeport this evening on yacht
owned by Lewis Nixon OF New York. whose
guest he win be for the next two days.
Tho yacht viii put Into New Haven harbor
tonight and viii cruise TO the eastward
Ebrough Long Island sound tomorrow. II
y expected that on Tuesday Mr.. Bryan
viii land at Block Island. who're he will
~ ~ several das&
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-07-28
rraInInn ElIlninn r.aoh.,s

Manila, July 27.--commIssioner Bernard
Moses head of the department Of public
instruction for the Philippine Islands, is
perfeetlng plans for the organizations OF a
Pine teachers Commissioner Moses Of.
ject Is TO M Filninos for the task Ameri.
can teachers NOW performing, Il being
considered ia sable TO continue the i'm.
sertation OF American teach&s
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-07-28
MessseeRs' STRIKE SETTLED.
Chicago Mereuries Win in Fight Against
Employers.

Chicago. July 2T.-Ihe strike of the rh
nols District Telegraph eompany's mes
senger Toys, which since last Friday has
hampered the telegraph companies in the
delivery OF their messages and caused
great annoyance 10 brokers aud business
men throughout the city, was settled 10.
night The boys will receive increased
wages and extra pay for overtime.
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bere tomorrow night to play series Of
three games with the {. c. Kids Oh
Monday. Tuesday and Wednesday. Dur
ing the tournament on August ! ana ..
several coed ball teens will be here from
Waco. san Antonio. Becville and probably
Houston.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-07-28
WILSON'S 2 oAwTHoNs 0.
Fast Game Of Ball Put Up at Galveston
Yesterday.

Galveston. Texas. July 1.-THE Cawtnons
NJ Houston were defeated by the Wilson's
Of Galveston In c'osely-contested game
Of baseball here tais afternoon. The score
stood "a o ar tho beginning Of the tenth
inning Two runs were made by the WI
sons In this inning. making the score to
O. This is the third game oetween the
two clubs and the first which has been
won by Galveston.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-07-28
TOBACCO CULTURE IN TEXAS.
Crop OF 1899 Valued at SIo4 ,6o4-Fifth State in
Production of Peanuts.
isneclhl to The PostN


In
devoted producing 55o12o
peas
II
Of
IN
pounds
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Game Postnoned.

Marlin Texas. July .. -The date set
for tn, game OF baseball between Mar.
Inns fats and WacoS heavy weights
was postponed from yesterday evening to
Monday evening, July IS. at 4:3o.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-07-28
LOUISIANA.

The politlcsl campaign is beginning to
show considerable activity.
Rice prospects in the State are generally
improved.
The Pearson syndicate IS meeting with
OPPOSITION TO the merger plans in New Or
leans.
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ANDREW pAzELL.

The names OF the injured men have not
been learned. The four men We're in the
mine 800 feet from the opening when the
explosion occurred. II was followed a
moment later by another OF less force. It
is presumed the gas ignited by one OF
their lamns. Brown was the son OF Ben.
nett Brown OF Huntington, Ark, the
southern manager Of the Central Coal and
Superintendent Brown OF the San Boy
mine The men were engaged In placing
flinders to support the roof Of the mine
- the time.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-07-28

PARISH dispatch from Brazxaville.
French Congo territory, to the Temps saws
Inspector Lainslaire, commanding the 10.
Ice In the French Congo. has been assss.
sinated ~ natives near Lhrevills.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-07-28
e.ou.,s slaok Root Llvs piIs

GrOVe s oTdNN T'0N ~. ,Nn]
Made from an active priraps II
from Black Root. They ae' ~ NJ 3.
equal to calomel and leavs ..,onass :
effects. No gripping, no sicEp sig u
cure chronic constipation t"'
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-07-28
. GROVES CHRONIC CHILL GIN,
CURES THE CHltlS TukT svNs

CHlLt TONES DON'T cuSs ~
m az Is h1tt tnin, spirituous liquid .. i <
chronic chllls, being comnoss SdspeelsIly n
lowing well known vegetsSIe lae \.
6Il9od, purifiers; Fluid Extracs,ysln S S,s z.
VAN BARK. BLACK ROOF pdns,i
BARK, PRICKLY ASH RiprF ofL4l
WOOD BARK, sARsAPARIIfInA' aei
hprgigglsstns sell 1t on No Cure II. !.
Made by Paris Medicine ~ ..
No, who also manufacture LsSs,,v. p LeA
Quinine, the remedy that cures y ~ si,- Z.
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A srR0NG nrN1AL


"Mr Loud states, comments Mr.. Keller,
that an offer to return money collected
for this purpose WIS made. but that. some
of the branches refused to accept the re-
turn Of that money, and 1t stil lies sub
ject to call This statement is false from
beginning to end, and / doubt n such
statement would ever be made or have been
made were II possible for a carrier TO per
sonally answer such au attack on the floor.
The carriers Of the country have no funds.
either direct or Indirect with which to pur-
chase an increase In salary or any other
legislation. Every carrier knows that aud
! believe Mi Loud knows lt-at least he
seems 10 know everything pertaining to the
carriers private aa wei as public life"
Mr.. Keller, in hla letter discusses Mr.
Loud s speech by paragraphs In order to
demonstrate that the California congress
man distorted the real facts of the case
In masquerade Of language He dlsmisses
great deal of Mi LIQUIDS causerie rs un-
worthy Of consideration, hut strcnuously re-
slsts the imputatlons conveyed In the
speech. which, according to Mr.. keller's
Interpretation, is an attack on the char
acter OF the letter carriers. II take par
speech" remarks MIR Keller, lin which Mir
Loud by Inference seeks 10 brand the
carriers OF the country MS lot of Grim
lnals, We can pass over his socalled stats
| teal enumeratlons; we could even respect
the man for his consistent opposition TO
any measure which he considers wrong IN
| principle but we do reserve the right TO
| protest against the attacks made upon the
| integrity OF the letter carrier especially
| when that attack Is made on the door of
| the house In a manner and under condi-
| lions which will not permit those attacked
to answer the charges brought against
| them"
In specializing ms 20 the reason OF Mr..
| LIQUIDS deviation from the subject under
consideration when the general deficiency
APPROXIMATION hin was before the house
and his meaudcring into a discussion OF the
| postal service MS well ms the salaries Of
| letter carriers, Mr. Keller characterzes IL
as n ruse Of political chicanery out Of
| Pny man should go out Of bis way TO at
! tack another remarks MIR. Keller "or
| why this question Of salaries OF postal
| employees was brought up at time when
matters entirely foreign to Il were being
| considered, | do not know, unless n was
| done for the reasons ] have mentloned.n
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Chicago, July 27.-Cincinnati easily wol
today's game by punching hits. Hahn was
a puzzle except in the third inning At.
tendance 1000.
Score r II T.
Chicago ..,........ COZ 900 90 Is >
Cincinnati ..........2uU ~ lUI- Is IL Is
khoadeS and King, Hahn and Bergen.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-07-28

Series at Corpus Christi.
Corpus Christi. Texas. Juiy 2s.-rhs o..
mous Loekhaft baseball team will sr,,S.
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AmerIaan Assooiatinn Resnlt.

Louisville o. St Paul 3.
Kansas City Il. Toledo 1.
Kansas CRY o, Toledo
Minneapolis >. Indianapolis I.
Milwaukee |. Columbus 3
Milwaukee 3. Columbus :.
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MR.. KELLER's PLEA.

The president Of the association pleads
earnestly for fair play, an attribute he
declares MIR. LOUD is not AFFLICTED with
aud attacks the latter for urging that the
carriers he hurdened with increased sun.
day work, Mr.. Keller goes into a technical
discussion OF the salaries OF letter carriers
aud their substitutes. offering substantial
facts aud ngures 10 prove the emptiness OF
Mr.. LIQUIDS arguments that they are suf-
nciently remunerated.
In conclusion. MIR. Keller says: cone
thing, however is certain. No attempts
Ia create discussion In the ranks OF the
carriers viii ever meet With success. Tn,
carriers have met every condition imposed
upon them by presidential or departmental
orders. They ash for an increase of pay
as matter OF right and justice. They
want II SO that they may live, feed ant
clothe themselves In the manner expected
or them; but they want TO get II honestly
and 10 striving for better conditions the,
Will never be led 10 abuse either the post.
office clerks or the railway mail clerks
We believe that these deserving representa-
tives ~ the postal service are entitled I,
better conditions. and like the carriers
Justice"