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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-05-13

Do not leave nom an journey withou'
a bottle cf Chsnberiain's Cole, Snoiera
and Diarrhoea Remedy. u Is almost eer.
teln to he needed end oan not be procured
while sou are on board the cars OF s'e1n'
spin. II Is pleasant. hste and rehap'e'
,a.e by all druggista
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-05-13

Rock Island. garado County Texas
May PA hne rain fell today. amount ng
Ia ! 20 inches. which makes 3.25 IN this
month. Crops are looking nne
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-05-13

Wharton Texas, Mas ~. The news vas
Hwga, 10 town this moruug 90 killing
vIrl took puc, in B.ls CitN tho result
.,t ughi hctNrou 1870 negroes Anert
Ilomu, Wa, kli'cd mud h' nsshidut lJlgcd
ID. lIu
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-05-13

Port uf Sahur Texas. May T.. Arrived;
Steamer l.uaguay aud srhnoucr lga NJ
UUH,autlrc fCr Port Arthur. Saiej, schoon-
err Ella G.. tcls Tor Mexico
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-05-13

tho sand and dust was so thick yoa could
see nothing I'm, sand and dust II Is 60 hc
hoped VIC will have a rain, as everything
is dry and suffering for rain.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-05-13
olsAsTER IN JuDgA AND ANTlO0H.
Over 100000 Persons Said to Have
Perlshcd at One lime.

Biblical records preserve notices 81 earth
qunkcs in the reign Of Ahab. about 900 Is.
c.. and again IN the reign Of Uzzlah ahout
$50 Is. c. The earthquake that devastated
The evening world., 1902-04-28
ACTOR SOL SMITH
RUSSELL IS DEAD.
END COMES IN WASHINGTON
AFTER LONG ILLNESS.
Compelled to Retire Two Year,
Ago. when In Height OF
His Popularity.

WASHINGTON April SOL Smith
Rn-s-i. the actor. died q, the Richmond
Hotel In this city ~ $40 O'Clock this
afternoon ~ perpetual hicCoughS.
Mr.. Russell had been III for some time
from this malady. but during the past
f"w days the disease took serious
turn. and since carly morning the end
hhh been hourly expected Those pres
"ni :, tn" bedside of the veteran actor
were Mrs Russell. Miss l. Alice Rus
sell. Mr. and Mrs Frederick : Herger
and Edward l. Resented Mr. Russell
was nfty-fnur yeas Old
The deceased will bee buried in Rock
Creek Cemetery near this city
Mr.. Russell Mas compelled 10 give up
work two years ago when his popularity
MAS at It's height
lie broke down In the spring ~ 1872 AZ
Chicago and was compelled To clos. his
season prrmatur.Iy Ills doctor, tuId
MN n" must taxi" "A .ong rest IL he ever
expected To act again.
Tn" actor reluctantly accepted th,l-
advice, and canccIling all engagement,
went in search ot health Some i'm
pr0vcment occurred hut he was never
abl. 10 go on the stage again.
The evening world., 1902-04-28
HOGG'S REBUFF OF !.
KING MADE A HIT.
TEXAN TELLS OF ENGLISH
EXPERIENCE.
Refused to Wear Court
Clothes.

Former Gov James q Hogs. Of Texas,
brecche. AMI girdlc on n sword in order
TO meet the King NJ England. does not
tire ~ telling his friends at the wal.
dor, r,-A.toria his experiences In the so.
clai M. ~ London To few select
friend, who asked him tn tell the inside
history NJ the Invitation and d,-lina-
tIon he said In part
4 had been having the time Of ny
No when one day = man IN Uniform
d"''vcrci n me an Ella ihorl;c carl and
then backed away before l aould say
thank YOU | opened the thing and
found II Nas \ card inviting me to one
of the Kings receptions printed
slip that was enclosed contained de-
-cription OF the 'n-tum. I was expected
10 wear ~ went 70 the reception
knee breeches. vslv.; coat. a sword and
all that ,omfoolery. Thinks /. m see
shote' uhe Governor pronounces the
name of Ambassador Choate Shote).
80 | goes down TO Shot-'s Once and
shows aim the card 80
"A great compliment. Governor.
says Shote
But about them togs. says l.
Not 'or me. says Look at my
lcgs. Shot" says l. No knee breech-s
for me. II can't 60 in good United
states clothes then | don't go. Shoi..
ne WAS awful nice. good FELLOW Shoi-
1t: said he'd nx II, an all that, but /
said no. didn't care, anyway Well
tn. thing got out. got In IN. papers.
some OF 1t. and. say. II was funny tn.
way them Dukes and t-adyshir-s made
uo TO me af:S that. A lot OF them
seemed 10 he sore on the King: fact il.
they acted like real dsrs,crats
Ahyway they were all good TO me.
and J had the time Of my life. but
didn't forge, that every titled nibs o..
them wanted an OF we'll
The evening world., 1902-04-28
OLD FIRM MOVES UPTOWN
Jordan & Floriarty Leave Park Row
for Twenty y third street,

Jordan ~ Mor.arty nave arranged
to close their furniture store In Park
Row. and after May all the firm
business will be transacted in tn,
new quarters at Nos 100. lj7 and
1853 East Twenty-third street. two
doors west OF Third avenue. Ac.
counts for goods purchased in the
Park Row stur. will be- transferred
10 the new establishment.
In announcing IN. change mem
her OF the firm says that some time
ago the decision was made to move
uptown. as Park Row was too far
from the shopping centre to be con.
yenient. The building in Twenty
third street was erected especially
for Jordan a. Moriarty and has bet
ter accommodations than the old
store.
The new building has electric ele-
yators. reception-rosms and other
convenienCes for patrons. and the
members OF the firm feel that the
move TO the shopping centre is one
that viii be pleasing 70 old as well
- new customers.
The evening world., 1902-04-28
Recommend Castoria

ASTOR has met with favor the physicians pharma
ceuca societies and medical authorities 1t used physicians
results most gratifying The extended of Casoa unquestony
result of three facts fstThe nduae evidence that it harmless:
sodThat not only aa stomach pains and us the nerves.
ates the food 7ht agreeable and perfect substitute for Oil
absolutely sa does not contain Opium Morphine other narcotic
and does not supe unlike Soothing Sps Beman Drops Geys
Cordial This good deal for Medical Journal duty
is to expose danger and record the advancing health The day
for poisoning innocent children through greed ignorance ought
knowledge Casa remedy which produces and health
regulating the not by stupefng and readers entitled
the information Journal
The evening world., 1902-04-28
MGR, CORR|CAN
OUT Of DANGER.
PHYSICIANS SAY pneumonia
is ENDED.
Crisis IL Past-Convalescen VIII
ne Long Because of
Weakness.

Drs. E. l.. Keyes and Francis Della
field visited Archbishop Corrisan Al ? -
o'clock this afternoon. later giving out
the following yilletin. bearing both
their signatures:
The Archbishop has passed through
the day favorably. the pneumonia. as
pneumonia, Is over. but the patient Is
exceedingly weak and the period Of
convaiesence Is likely 20 ~ prousci.d %
There vas no happening Of especial
note about the ArchI-piscopll residence
during the day. There were some cali
ers. but not many. Some Of them were:
Ex- -Dis,rict- Attorney Eugene A. Phiioin.
John ID crimmins. en-Presiient of Man
haitian James J CooEan. Frank OTIS,
james Farley. John 7 Farley and the
Rev DR. d. Parker Morgan. u the
Church Of the Heavenly R-N
The evening world., 1902-04-28
JEROME MAY SUE
COMPTROLLER CIRCUIT

Djstrict-Attorney jerome said to-day
tha- he Intends to confer with Corpora
tIon Counsel Rives In reference to a
proposed suit against Comptroller Grout.
The suit Is to be based on the refusal
OF the Comptroller to pay bill of
sSi which was presented to him by the
District-Attorney for the expenses OF
County Detective Mcclellan for getting
evidence against Capt Foody. in the
#U -tlnct
Grout stated that the city's money
could not be spent that way. and refused
TO pay the bill unless II was very much
modified.
Mr.. Jerome will try TO get Comptrolle r
Grout TO state just what Kind Of 4 bill
he will pay and then take the matter
into court
The evening world., 1902-04-28
FRENCH MINISTRY WINS.
Elected 2I3 Deputies Against I5s
In Opposition.

PARIS, April 2s.-The Ministry or the
Interior this afternoon made public the
results OF 5Ti elections. which give the
Ministeriallsts 2t3 seats. subdiviied as
follows: Republicans. 50: Radicals. 30.
Radical Socialists. II; Socialists. 81.
The Anti -Minist.rialists have i5s seats.
subdivided as follows: SationaIlsts. a..
Republicans. 90: Conservatives. Go; Dissi.
dent Socialists. 2.
One hundred and scveniy-three re-
bai.ots. OF which i22 are favorable to
the government. and 81 are unfavogabi.
are necessary.
NJ. Paul de CassIgnac (conscryatIve)
has been ous,ed by NJ. Noulene (RadicaI)
from the seat In the chamber repre-
senting the Mirande district OF the De
partment Of Gers.
The evening world., 1902-04-28

cut ny society IN 1Okpnama' tald ono
of the young men lined up against the
bar.
Society in Yokohama" calculated
Major Strong WAY. there Is no so
ciety In Yokohama. There are two
classes OF people there. One is tho
touriAts-the trans!ents Most OF these
are nice people and we were friendly
with them In the other class there are
nothing hut boundcrs. We didn't asso-
c!at- with them and We didn't want to- -
Here the session at the bar concluded
and the party went to the deck just In
time 10 catch a camera man preparing
10 TAX" map shot ~ May Yoh. and
the little japanese. May had been pro-
tosti7g vigorously.
"rll call my old man II you don't go
away" she told the photographer
The "oli man appeared Just In the
mex ~ time, He made a ruHh for the
camcru person. who beat prccipita,e
retreat.
II you como around here again.
shouted the Irnte Major. I'm smash YOU
and your camera, Ladies' have got some
rights aboard this ship
Then May Yphc talked awhile. She
called the Major "Puddy" and he called
acr 'Desrie" and advised her not to talk
too much
The evening world., 1902-04-28
Continued from First Page)

itot tnlet from flTst fasc.p
from Japan by way Of Naplcs on the
Kaiserin Maria Thcrcsil they occupied
suite ll3-li7 n gorgeous line u apart
ments. finished In white and gold and
furnished In Louis XIII. style. Major
Strong WAS quite popular on the vn nssge
Across. but May iohe dil not frSterriz,
much. The passengers appeared to be
disposed 10 allow her the pleasure OF
her own society.
Didnt Disturb Way.
This did not annoy 'the volatile NAV.
She spent most u her time IN the smok
ing-r playing cards with aclI-
known feather importer. At the table
abe told jokes and KEEP; everybody
amused with her conversation.
Major strong was willing to talk, He
extended a friendly hand to the news
paper reporters and invited them to the
bar When he paid the check he pulled
\ roll Of bills out os his pocket that
murt have been put in with the aid OF
a shoe horn.
Are ycI married 10 the charming
LADY, he vas asked
SiN' Nde the t'l'E' NNfu INf ENlN
oi this cas-. comes out there will De
more surprised people in the United
States than you can coun;.'
But. are YOU married. persisted
the aucst.prcr.
"You'n have t. ask Nanny Friend.
responded ihc Major
II want 10 say he continued. that
the stories that have been sent about
W from Yokohama are lies. am not
broke, I don't owe money In Ypko.
hama or anywhere else The weird
tales that came to New York emAnatgd
from the Wet brain of man ! met IN
Jsoan.
He vas from Philadelphia and he
didn't have cigarette money. out Of
pity took hiEi TO our hous. lie re
ma!ned there week Every blessed
day he go; away with quart os brandy.
TO say nothing OF other liquids. When
he got fresh with my servants threw
him out. lie made his way 70 san
Francisco and has been lying about me
The evening world., 1902-04-28
CAN'T BANIsH JEsUITs.
ProtestanT Alliance Of EnxIsud
Tried 20 Revive Old Law.

LONDON. April S-Thc efforts o.
the Protestant Alliance to cxpei this
J"sui's from England. under the Act OF
George w. have again failed
The Alliance originally applied to a
magistrate for summonse.. on the
ground that certain Jesuit priests were
guilty OF mtsdemcanors. which. under
the ancient law, involved Punishment
for life. The magistrate declined TO
grant the snmmonses. holding that the
act was obsolete on appeal. the Lord
Chief Justice. Lord Aiv~rstone. held
that the magistrate had the right to re-
fuse the summonses
The evening world., 1902-04-28
To Succeed Rev. Warner r,v,rs

LOWELL. Mas. Ariu = -F,v. Il. ..
ert q oshurn. %. Mpsinec Wis iisy--.
~ Fond du Lac, has been elected rector
o' the HOgs" ~ Prayer ,EpIseppau tu
sue ccd Rev Warner Edward. rr,rntl,
elected to New York
The evening world., 1902-04-28
INSANE FROM FASTING.

Mrs. Bridget O'Neill. OF No. 3i7 Dclevar
street. "A d.vout Catholic, has been de.
clared insane. Drs shannon and Dona-
hue testified In court to-day thar re-
llgious mania had developed. due TO
severe fasting during Lent. She Will
bs isksn Ia the asylum
The evening world., 1902-04-28
AMOS CUMMINGS
IN CRITICAL STATE.
CONGRESSMAN HAS DOUBLE
PNEUMONIA NOW.
Doctors Say Fever u HiKh, bus
There .. Hop--WIS~ at
B~dstd~.
ls,.tI.l 20 m. rr.nIn. wnrlt

BALTIMORE. Aga 2S.-Consressman
imn- Cummings -; New York. In In
a critical condition at the church HON.
and Innrmary
Double pneumonia has developed and
the doctors, with hi, wife. brother and
brother-in-hw. are AZ his sid. con-
stantly.
The weakened condition Of the pati.n,
due 20 the recent operation reihris Ia
yornblc progress
bulletin Just from the patients
room says ''Nr Cumminss's fever II.
high. but there IL hope
The evening world., 1902-04-28
WILHELMINA IMPROVES.
Temperature Normal. Evening
shows Decreasing Fever.

THE HAGUE. April ?s,-Th~ bulletin
posted At Castle Loo thi. morning an.
nounced that Queen wilheimina passed
quiet night. that her mornings ar.
nov sevcAlesr. and that her evening
temperature are Decreasing.
The evening world., 1902-04-28
WILLIAMS TAKES OFFICE.
ew Commissioner Of Issmisrasi lion
Now In Charge.

william: Williams. the newly appointed
Commissioner OF Immigration. assumed
the duties Of his now Office to-day. He
took tn. oath of ofiic. before Treasurer
Lee. who is notary public. Joseph
Murray. the new Assistant Commfs-
sioner. had already taken the oath OF
Office.
The evening world., 1902-04-28
WILL OF INVENTORS
WIDOW IS FILED.
MRS. SAMUEL F. B. MORSE
DIED IN GERMANY.
a. ddaug htrr Gets Her Shnrc oS
Property when she L. Thirty
Years ola.

The will OF Sarah Elizabeth Morse
widow Of Prof snmu,l Finley Breesc
Morse. the scientist and Inventor Of the
Morse telegraph system. was filed to-
day.
The evening world., 1902-04-28

To mako business boom during the
dull season II is only necessary 10
advertise In the right place. Tho
Sunday World 10 the right place.
The evening world., 1902-04-28
oh, IT'S Just Ousrsxeous!

ITS perfectly outrageous the way peo-
RI, nav" talked about us said Mag.
ne shame that people mus; be 80
bothered about other than their own
business never had so much notorlety
Ia my lie. and now that Ne are back
| hope | will have no more OF Il.
My mother has come from the Isle
~ Wight and has bought a place near
Hastings the Hudson I'm going up
to see hcT right away You know my
mother II zeal Yankee. and Just love
her.
'Arc you going on the stage asked
"A reporter.
Not on your life. responded May.
In answer to questions concerning her
matrimonial standing, ~l." referred the
curious u Lawyer Emanuel Friend.
whom she referred 10 as NANNY.
The lawyer had arranged To Aave a
carriage at tho dock. when most OF the
passengers hid disembarked the herr
and the frau boarded the carriage and
wcrr wh!skcd away.
The evening world., 1902-04-28

II am go.us to sottle ,omewhcre near
Now York and go into business. The
talk that am going on the stage Is
mere bosh. Neither am going TO Try
10 get back into the army. Tyu had all
the soldering want
IT was rep0rted hcrc that y1H wore
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-03-22

bulks and at such low figures, that even after paying the duty they can be lard- cd in the Yukon cheaper than can most lines Of Canadian commodities. But give the smaller Canadian merchantthe benefit of breaking bulk from the stocks ot Canadian merchants in bond at Skag- way and the result can but clearly be the goods that are non dutiable, close at hand and quick of action, will com maod a monopoly of the Yukon market.
 Can the Canadian government afford ,oembargo the traffic Of their own mer- chants and at the same time retard the development Of their only revenue pay ing territory, merely for the purpose Of producing business stagnation in Skag- way. It che desire of the Canadian government Co kill the prosperity of skagway is sufficiently great to actuaie them in iujuring their own commerce and to retard the growth of their best paying territory, then the government of ths United States should move their customs officers from this point.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-03-22
NO COURT
Valdez Commissioner Goes
 Off on Wedding Trip.

The Valdez Prospeetor Is very indlg' nant over the treatment Valdez has re- ceiyed concerning her court. Commls' sloner Lyons took his departure almost three months ago to get married and, lt seems, tied up nearly all the business in that country.
 "The attorneys have had to sit idle In their offices, as there was no court here to bring their cases before. The deputy United States marshal. who works on fees only, has had to go into hls office and shut the door, ss he could make no arrests, there being no judge to Issue warrants. The city of Valdez has been unable to put its ordinances into effect, as there has been no court here to enforce them.
 over 4oo instruments have been filed for record, not one of which could te slgued or delivered, no matter how urgent the case, as there was no person In the com missloner's office who had authority t9 certify as to their recording. The busles; season for the attorneys has passed, as many litlglnts have gone to the interior, and still there Is no judge hsTe."
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-03-22
CLEARLY CANADIAN BENEFIT

When Canadian goods are brought to Skagway they become American goods and in order to rc-enter them in Cana da. a duty must be paid for the priyi- legc. When American goods go up the Yukon to DaNs son, they may be sent back down the river into American ter ritory without duty. The Canadian government will not permit their goods to remain in bond as Canadian goods out of Canada.
 Were the Canadian government Co permit goods Co be brought from Van cover to Skagway and held iu bond o' skagway, to be sold from this point as required by the interior trade che effect would be as follows;
 The merchant Of the interior could hold his wares in bond at Skagway un- ,il needed by his trade and as a result he would avoid placing into his Invest ment the heavy frcigh, b.,i between Skagway into the interior, until up Go the time when his trade promised an immediate action on his goods and his money. The interior merchant would even avoid the necessity ot buying large stocks ahead of his trade demands be cause, werc Canadian good, pcrmi;icd to be kept iu bond a, Skagwav, a, Cau- adian goods, competition between Cam adian jobbcrs would .mrc. them Co carry stocks in bond at SNacway. Therefore the interior merchant need neither tie up hi, money in large stocks nor heavy freight bills.
 The Yukon territory and ncighboriug British Columbian country would reap an immediate benefit on account ui luc saving to their merchants of iu,cr-s, la money invested iu dead stocks ,nhauccd by enormous freight bills.
 Canada would reap moreover a mcr cantile and protective ten-a, beyond anything the Canadians could devise it the way of duty. 10 would give Canada almost a monopoly in the Yukon mar- ket. American goods would be dn- placed from even the advantage they now have iu gaining access Co the lu- kon market. The American goods brought in by the large American com panies, are bough; in such immense
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-03-22
L.aa Pencil. of old.

Ancient writers mention the use or lead and graphite for ruling papyrus, and pencils fashioned rather crudeiy in the manner of those now used were made In the sixteenth century the graphite coming from the Borrowdaie mine at Cumberland, England.-Chica' go Chronicle.
 Why the Cxar Wants Peace.
 The Carl will boiid two big bat. ileships
 John Bull-I will build four.
 Tho Carl will build eight.
 John Bull-I will build l6.
 Tho Czar--Let us have peace. Ham. Eton gpectator
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-03-22
INSTALLING CAMP
Elias Ruud Goes to sitka and Ju-
 nenu.

Elias Ruud, Arctic Chief of the Sklg- way camp, went to Si ka on the Cottage City lost night to install a camp of the Arctic Brotherhood at Sitkl. He will be assisted by Dr Keller, who IS doing pro iessional work at Sitka end is a Past Arc t.t Chief Mr. Ruud will return bv the WI, ot Junelu, where he has a eall to do some engineering work.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-03-22
COTTAGECIT
Arrived and Departed From
 Skagway Yesterday.

The Cottage City arrived at II o'clock yesterday morning and left at o'clock last night. She left Seattle on the l6th and had an uneventful trip. She brought 200 passengers and 200 tons of freight, half of which is for the inside and includes oranges, lemons, sleighs and 70 horses. She sailed with l5 pas seugcrs.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-03-22
DIRIG0
Arrived in Port Yesterday
 with Load.

The steamer UiriGo arrived in port yse' terllv afternoon 3t | o'clock with 20 pas >eagers and So tons Of local freight besides 80 ,ons of through freight.
 The Didgo was a day late in leaving Seattle, but made Up her time and arrived here on schedule.
 When sine lied south yesterday after noon at { o'clock she took out several pas SslgsTs Cor H,ineS and Seattle.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-03-22
THE DOLPHIN TODAY
White Flyer Billed to Roach Skag-
 way Some Timo Today.

The white flyer Dolphin Is billed 70 reach port some time today. The hotel men are looking for her as she always brings a full load of passengers. The longshoemen await her arrival as there Is generally a full time for work with her freight,
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-03-22

Patrons of the Frve-Bruhn Co. are sup
 oiled with the choicest meats the market ,fi rdS. hll our meats have taste and nutrition that cannot be excelled in the citv, If you wish to enjoy your Sunday linner select a rare-bit from our display,
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-03-22
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Are You ooioe Co No.oe'

Then r-t ts, iotc-t -r.'-r.r map of Che .<.yl.... r.c Stone. t1.ncu Ciy Some. Port Clarence -au1 t.Plcr Iivcr N.arg districts. Pdce 30 eltg. Issued ty th, Seattle Daily Time, Sent on re- .c.pt of price.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-03-22

Send a copy of the Alaskan contain ing Hon. J.. W. Ivey's speech, to your friends in the states.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-03-22

Trv Gilt Edge restaurant, best home cooking ln citv. fl vou don't believe it, ,ry it and be convinced.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-03-22
Notice.

When you go to Selkirk, stop at the Sslttle hotel. Supres, bed and breakfast. s 5c. Short orders 75c.
 mt3-st C. E. CaTpen,er Prop.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-03-22

Try Gnt Edge restaurant, best home cooking in city. If you don't believe 1t, .rv it and be convinced.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-03-22

II you want tO gain entrance into the nomeS Of the buying class, place your ad' srtlSement in the Daily Alaskan.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-03-22

All the news-clIeiJily, accurately anJ cle7nly told. Delivered Co any address oV carrier or mail. The Daily Alaskan. Phone 70.