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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-07-12
FOREIGN BRIEFS.

President Loubet has signed the
bill approving the Brazil sugar convention
FORT DE FRANC E.-Thcre was fresh
eruption of Mont Pelee Friday morning,
July H.
PAtIS.--he tribunal II commerce tod1y
dee1IeI Caisso Gene ALI de, Families IN
solvent The liabilities are said 10 be ~
Uuo.opu francs.
LONDON Thcre is no truth Ia the report
published III the United states mat j. y
Morgan is planning a sch me fur ulincatiOu
az tbe Turkish debt
ST JOHNS. y. Fan expedition under
the leadership Of Colonel Glazlcr OF New
York numbering ave persons. has LEFT here
70 explore the unknown wilds Of Labrador.
BERLIN.-rhe government officials here
are taking coEulZauce OF the ill-feelng in
Great Britain toward Germany caused hy
the hrut cartoons and pleasantrics here
On King Edward Illness. The foreign Of
ice has been showing unusual scusitiveunss
over what is printed IN England about Ger
/ many.
NEW YORK While King Edwards
/ restoration TO health IS assured the social
I stu>uu Us ia cNtrcmls. says a London dis
( patch 20 the Tribune. Official entertaining
: continues in connection with the colonial
{ ana Indian guests and charity fetes are
, conducted ol an uueZampied scale bat
social functions are paraiyzed
1 NEW YORK There was much discus
/ sion q the court house and Ia legal offices
over The latest developments Of tho Cay
norGgceae says Quebec dispatch 10 the
Times the balance OF opinion being I'm
opposition 90 the prctonsious ~ The United
I Marion Erwin.
/ LoNpoN--Too great wealth seems to
| nave neen the cause 81 the suicide Of
/ sehastlon Gassio, retired captain Of the
slot, who died recently. heoneathed hin,
/ tB"uDo 100000 He therefore oec1me
depressed hy the weight OF his response
/ bAiiy and imbued with the deusiin thar
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-07-12
SHORT NEWS STORIES.

NEW YORK Dan Lamont has an,
nounced positively that he will moi be A
cahpidate Tor governor under any circum.
StrpVes.
DENVER. Colo.-The Denver and RIO
Grhnde las agreed 20 advance wage Of
Ie'erapnrrs from ESQ 20 $40 per month
according TO position.
NEW YORK Aid 81 the state denart
ment Et Washington is to be invoked In
getting the British government 10 relm-
hugse she state OF New York for expenses
incarred In transporting TO New Orleans
British transports
.kOSToN.-An agreement has been con.
eludcd between q committee renre-Sentinr
800 building laborers OF this CITY snl
vicinity ana the. arbitration committee OK
the Mason Builders association which n
is expected will keep peace In that branch
OF the huildiag trade az least for one year.
NEW NoRK,-In the opinion Of CAPTAIN
John ConroF, superintendent OF the harbor
lmproyement work that Is being done al
Starasnss; tuoa. by New York contractor.
laeIe VIII b. trouble with the natives az
that place Within sixty DAYS The negroes
he SAYS, are dissatisfied with the condi,
lions. ''
BOSTON, Efforts are being made 70
nreak the Ga'es corner in corn Several
hundred thousand bushels 81 corn, which
was stored in the Boston elevators awn,t-
Ing vessels "a carry II 10 Europe now VIII
be sent back 10 Chicago and dumped on
he market there just as soon as the occa-
sion arises.
NEW NoRK.A peculiar case of deporta.
ton. Involving the dental Of the tight ~ a
paten, With an incurahle malahy 10 land
I m this country fuT tho purpose of consult,
Ing specialist Is that Involved 10 the
compulsory departure Of Guillomo san
came here e he treated for trachoma. q
disease ~ the eve
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KING TO LEAVE LONDON.
his Physicians Now Declare Him Well
Enough 10 Be Moved.
CHANGE or AIR is VERY NECESSARY.
The Coronation. Il Is Officially An
nouneed, VIII Take Place Between
August and II.

London. July 1.-THE following author.
lied statement vas issued at Buckingham
palace this evening
The king has made such excellent prog
rcss that his medical adtisers believe his
majesty is nov strong enough to be moved
from London. They feel tAat change OF
air IS very necessary at the present stale
Of the healing plocess. II Is hoped that
his majesty wifi be able TO Leave Buck
mphHm paNce luesday for the royal yacht,
which is 81 ~ csent at Portsmouth
London, July Hit was officially stated
today that the coronation Of the King will
take place between August $ and August
a. 1t is also officially announces that
there Viii be no royal program as originally
plsuned the day after the coronation, and
there viii bc no procession apart from that
~ g1lch their maiesue. VIII proceed fIom
Buckingham palace 10 Westminster abbey
nni IVturn IL is NOW considered lraot cllly
certain iu Wow II this announcement that
Riug Edward viii be crowned SATURDAY
August %. siucc the holune of IGe coro
nation ceremony Monday. august n. wpu.c
Involve another fun bank holiday with the
attendant dislucati0u Of general business
while Saturday is almost universally Oh
served as q ban holiday. The liking ul
such 40 early date for the coronation s..
regarded a. an additional guarantee Of th'
( confidence the kings phynclaus have IN
continuance ~ his reruperatiou.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-07-12

The saaiu packcry at Mckinney was
hurnrd loss $4,000
The attorney general holds thar parties
mo purchased stsndins timber con nor buy
tae lnDa ON which 1t stnnas.
Coionel Ianham Will leave for Galveston
Saturday night After the convention De
win make speeches IL East and Southeast
Texas.
row is expected when tho republican
state committee meets az Fort Worth.
More good rains are reported from vai-
ous parts Of the state, benedtiuE the cotton
crop.
Brazos county reports th- hrst open boil.
The Dallas street car fight has narrowed
10 t~o comparles,
Many homesecbers are now coming into
Texas through the pcriean gateway,
T@r hn}dcrs Of Galveston county warrants
hnve nbost reached settlement with the
commissioners,
The Sour LIKE oil 6cld is reported 70 have
horn materially viacncd by the bringing "a
~ new cushcr.
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TRACEY STILL AT LARGE.
The Convict Has Again Given His Pur.
suers the Sin

suerS the Slip.
Tacoma Wash. July IA special from
'ovington. Wash. SAYS; Harry Tracey has
performed the marvellous again and has
slipped Ike a phantom through Gordon
OF guards At the mouth of sluice creek. He
fought a desperate battle With the deputies
mile west Of here and again escaped
into the timber In the fighting no one
was hurt, though when the outlaw fired
twice AZ T r. Grove he wsS SO close that
the deputy could feel the burning powder
as II was hloNu from the gun When DARK.
ness tell the desperate was thought to be
securely penned on the point Of the west.
ein hlnn. where he had lain concealed ali
me afternoon. Though the guards were
stationed thick,y, one beluf posted ever
ntty feet. he eluded them and travelled IN
the road bed OF the Palmer euton toward
Coyinrton. hve miles distant
AT li;iS last night Tracey arrived at
the saw mill plant Of the covington Lam.
Der company mile from this place. Depa.
~ sherins J. c. Bunce. Fred Bunce. Gal.
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SPORT

Ban johnson says NcGraw was thrown
cut of the baltimore c'nh, hut a warm
denial Is entered.
Fitzslmmons has rescued his wife In q
thrilling manner from getting killed
Jlmuit Barry mnv 90 after the bantam
weight championship again.
FRIDAY despite all threats and won she
game
Favorites lost every rare AZ pclmar
Good ,hing" Explorer captured an event a
brighton Beach.
Manager Mcphoc has severed BIS connec
tion with the Cincinnati baseball club
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-07-12

had not been long In the facforr A,...
was found that he was rare cenle nv
told his employers that their wstcs.s .
Too much 10 make They were Ss,s
too much for the raw material ~ /:
wage account was extrayarant,
GIVE me free hand Ia this t,tt,.
he said. and I'll save you monty ;'''
So Mr.. Church was made mechs,t.l,
periutendcnt Of the works. and ta1 n
ahead and do whatever he liked i,
mat men were performing purely u.,
ical operations that might better he 5ss'
machines, which could work more MI
and accurately. He sci himself 10 M 4
OF devising the wonderful automators
have made him the first watehmap''
America, II not in the world. NJ az
IS constantly ut work making more wi
tul machines. and more than l51 M
making machines hear his name mi
stamp OF his genius. So rapidly doaI
Wq!k inst The lAat nine snGp gher
too.s are made is i've years behind Ii
signs.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-07-12
CHICAGO STRIKE STILL ON
REPRESENTATIVES, OF BOTH SIDES
ARE TO CONFER.
Practically Certain that If Conference
Fails of Settlement, Teamstera
VIII Go Out

Chicago. July u.-Nutual concessions by
the freight handlers and by the railroads
have paved the way for conferences he
tween the managers and their employees
which st Is hoped viii lead TO a settle
meut o. the freight handlers strike The
conferences which will be the result Of
the work Of the Chicago board Of arbitra
hon VIII he held tomorrow President
Cp7ran Of the freight handlers opposed re
meeting ot any OF the employees Of tho
road with IFS officers unless an officer Of
The union should be with them. How
ever. they were ready at all times 20 listen
TO the demands Of their employees, but
would not transact business through third
parties Tho agreement reached tonight is
therefore slight concession on both sides
There was moro riotiug today than yes
rerday. but nobody was seriously Injured.
The chief sufferers were teamsters who at
tempted 30 deliver goods at the freight
houses All the streets leading to the de-
pots were picketed and It was impossible
for teamstcr 30 get a load to any depot
without being stopped.
II the conference tomorrow shall not
lead 10 a settlement Of the strike It IS a
practical certainty that all the members 81
the teamsters union viii 80 out Drivers
for the commission houses on South Water
street informed their employees this after
noon that they would handle goods for the
lake lines and FOR the express companies.
but that they would not deliver anything
To the freight houses or haul anything
away from thcm. rAis means. according TO
the commission men. thar $4,000 worth OF
produce which wifi arrive tomorrow morn
Ing win he allowed 10 spoil unless the
strike shall be settled before noon The
commission men have determined 70 divert
as mnch as possible OF their supplies to
the express companies at outlying sta
lions, This viii mean an immediate in
grouse in the price % yegetahles.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-07-12
MITCHELL IS ANSWERED
MEMBER or WlLKEsBARRE CITIZENS
ALLIANCE PUTS HIM STRAIGHT
Declares that Il Is an Organization for
the Protection OF Organized
Society

W!Ikesbarre pa J,l~ - p.s
Mitchell Of the Mn, u. So ~
....t., W.. AeIs union mas
r'ye'N'" 1Ae 4o"o"lns letter from j..
ana ANNOYANCE nr,crt-sd -,
sra v.orl,rc - ~ 49,. ~ H.4eoDS " -
az wa aug IL me mines \ tribute is
p''u To organized labor generally for thu
good il has done ana reminds AIR Mitchell
thar every man has 49,. -
,o,,,,i. az. -teAt 10 No4A or
''''~'N 'u'e is ne sees nj. In concluding
we tberarn~a err.,I -.
first. the birbwavs sro 81. ~ =" ase'@It'
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-07-12
WASHINGTON.

The president aas becn tricked and there
s. small shoW for Cuban reciprocity 1t the
short tcrln.
CONGRESSMAN shnfroth predicts that the
Democrats win make Vic sains In the West
The state department denies that there
are any negotiations ou fog exchanging a
port IN AlasGa Tor the BStish West Indies
Administration officials are conadent taut
tho negotiations for the Withdrawal Of the
Philippines frlars VIII uo fail
secretary Root has addressed &c identical
note to those couipl ianr Of prosel5iins on
the part % protestant toachers in the l'aiI
inipucS. denying the thgrscs So toto
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-07-12

p. IN. today rom 2iIo Dallas avenue.
At the mass meeting in Houston Heighis
last night no definite deelsiou as y sur.
rendering The city chaitcr WAS SERVED at
The question win be decided by 40 election
on the 10Th instant.
There was q mass meeting of tho ytris-
ing shop men ana citizens on court house
squire Nc Developments - imIertnnce
transpired yesterday 10 change the sltns
tiop.
Prof. Mnliy will resign from the faculty
Of Agricultural md Mechanical ~ eye
and locate IN Houston.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-07-12
SUMMARY OF THE NEWS.
Today's Weather.
poMEsTlc.

scale has been agreed upon between
Aieesmn miners snd operators
Trenfy-two men and ninety dead bodies
have been taken from the wrecked Cam
hlia coal mine at Johnstown. Pa
rnc president on Friday entertained Sen
s.or Meiaurln IS. O. at luncheon. The
visit Is said TO be III connection with =
judicial appointment FOR McLarriH.
The Chicago board 81 arbitration has ar
ranged meetings fH saturday between Ne
freight handlers and railway management
when it is thought ibe differences can Il
adjusted
Ii is said an effort IS 10 be made 70 gsi
out Oh injunction 10 pyerent further maniPu'
lhiinn Ct Juiy cora options,
can,lci Tracey has asain given his pui'
tuers the slip.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-07-12
WOULD NOT oBEY FATHER.
Daughter Of Ex-Governor Taylor Elope,
With a Physician


With Physician.
Knoxville. Tenn, July i-oue 81 the
most sensational Opponents which has oc.
curred in this city IN months was divulged
today when It became known that Emily
Taylor, The beautiful a2,year.old daughter
Of Ex-Governor "Boh" Taylor. disappeared
frnm her home for the purpose Of marrying
George +. ST. John. a prominent sosief
physician. st. Johu had been engaged Ia
Miss Taylor for many months 4 few
weeks axe he became involved Ia q gaming
scandal ~ slight Importance, and G6verno1
Rob esme homo frpm Texas to break ofi
the match
h1ss Taylor refused 10 obey her father
after breakfast. she left her handsolna
bone in Fourth 0Yenue The next heard
from her. for everybody thought fhst she
had merely gone shopping was MESA "a
sent 70 her father hy ST. John asking for
Mrs. 81. Johns nee Tayior'sl trunks
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-07-12
RAILROADS.

Tyler has decided 70 try Tor a road no;
owned bv tho Goulds
Mr. Nixon is in charge ~ the company
end of the Santa Fe strike
Mr.. McKcnzlc viii probably be made
superintendent % the Southern paaGc
wharf at Galveston
The roads have declined TO give Calves
ton a better rate Tor tho convention.
One hundred ana twenty-five ~ The
Southern Pacific shop men at El raso have
sone out on strike
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-07-12
ENGLISH sPlNNERs MEET.
To Relieve Situation Stoppage on 5,
das and Mondays is Suggested

London, July 1.-THE meeting 4
cotton sp.nners OF Lancashire, cala
consider the replies TO circulars saveas
3oiar action OF tho spnners in rescsis
snort time as means of ameliOristai
cotton situation, was held tpday.
SUutAeas. Lancashire Federation 4 J
te!s proposed the general adoption d y
time but II. Bolton spinners leelis
agree TO the proposition The fstEa
decided 10 send circulars 10 the tad. !
sestlng either stoppasc Of mills OF Y
DAYS ard Monday Tor two months al
psNmen, Of the l-lGd per spindle ~
VISION among the spinners sdoptirs Z
Time Unless tie spindles in ihs sia
the Lancashire Federation be put % 7
time no action Will be taken.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-07-12

Washington, July li-The treasury de-
periment today shipned SiOo.Doo 10 New
orleans against deposits AT New York and
SN-'AN against deposits IN Chicago 10 the
same point This Is tho arst time I'm tue
aistory 81 the department that money has
been shipped against deposits az Chicago.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-07-12

Washington. July ia caok =
has been received AT the state w, !,
from Minister Powell dated pon ~
today. as follows IAN Is nov W VI
Port au Prince. A French nava ~. W.:
rived here this morning. lhs sosrhl
AT Santo Domingo has Seen fess'
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-07-12
HOUSTON.

Edward c. Power, a private detective Of
this city, was found dead in his bed az
I5os Congress avenue yesterday morning
II is supposed he died from heart failure.
Mrs, Ira D. Davis died at the Houston
inirmary yesterday morning nom Acr
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WATERMELON KING" DEAD
Killed by the Cars in a Railroad y
Mnnett. Mo,

Mcneui MO
Van Bnren, Ark. July lib, r. W.
known as the watermelon king
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route 10 ST Louis With a car q
when he was run down in the Mon"
and both legs cut on, death epse,i
few hours Wonord's daughter VA
q few weeks since by being ae''''''
shot hy a playmate
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TO SETTLE COAL STRIKE,

Secretary Easley of CIVIC Federated
Again Try to End Troahe
indianapolis, July ll-The Naticnsu
Federation which has made repeated y
to end the anthracite strike dnrias y
few months is preparing TO maze "
attempt TO bring the trouble 10 az y.
head OF any radical action by tle y.
National convention of the mine w
Ralph Easley Of New York, secreta! Z
federation. Is coming here next NJ
meet the miners and II is undeIse.i
mission is to make ovcrtures 70 tas !.
looking toward accomplishing tAese =
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ECZEMA; No cuRE. NO pAY

Your druggist VIII refund your money II
PAZo OINTMENT falls TO cure Hing.
worm, letter. Old Ulcers and Sores. PIN
pies and Biackheads on the face, aud ali
skin diseases. Toe