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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-11-04
PERSONA MENTION

J. W. Reed Of Marble Falls Is . cues, a.
the Rice
Nj R Eusbss Of surset Is = cues: O,
the Latham.
NJ PRAYER representing 4 lesdlng Dsiizs
house Is in the city.
Nj and Mrs J. W Benton and little
daughter n Saron are visiting the city.
Judge T. 5. Russ ~ Austin. well known
in Houston, Is 70 The city on business
Miss NJ. NJ. Lawrence leff last night for
Wisconsin 20 visit Der cousin, Mrs Doyle
r L. Sheeks. agent Of the Southern Pa.
cihc al Beaumont, was in the city yesJer-
day.
Mrs J. HArt Davis ans daughter left yes
terday via the international and Great
Northern for Memphis.
IL. King z, Cutler returned yesterday
from Chicago, who're he went g few days
since on professional buiDcss-
MI " c. Puce 81 LanpasHs. q wen
known gotten aud wool buyer o. that SEC
tiou. vas In the cty yesterday on bust
uesE-
y q. Gsssatr % the Neissco, BRACES snd
Northern Railway company arrived b the
eats yesterday Afternoon and IS q guest q
The Bristol.
Mr. Charles J Wolf hiss returned f.om
quite an extended business tip 20 Mem.
phis Tenn. New YORK City and othes
points Ia tie south and East
MS z Solomon and three darEhtsr5.
Misses Daisy, Camille ard Maud. h6ve -
Jurned from q -four months visir abroad
and ia the East and are now az home al
aos Fease avenue.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-11-04
THE WISARD OF THE NILE"
A HUGH ENJOYED PERFORMANCE
LAST NIGHT.
jules Gfau oPs-a Company Played 70 a
run Rouse Dsspite the lnsler,er,
Weather.

Tho yvlss Grsa Opera ooz1say Is susv.
popuss With Houstonisas. tnd last n,r,t.
n spite - villainous weather. ths curtain
wenf uP 70 full house
Surely an enjoyable HEht ops-s Is .
thing 70 BE- thsnkfni for Victor Herbsrt,s
--latest The wissrd - the NNe Is IN
his btEt vsin- The hhretist. HarrT smith
has sii uPon eaeveriy suggestive names fo-
ihe characters 40 the storr. The us-Ba -
The Wizard, kib1sh in7eiiatsly awstsnS
he those blessed people q the GA south
whose privilege Il wss % Ne Sa,,bas "a
entertained hy veod old 'blach u,sm,ny-s :,
ihe u'Epozy q the meaning 10 -roojoo,
Parasfcirgy o. pa;ting the khosh' q,
anybody lt vas the drai and uosr fe,-
FL spell in rhe practice q that Af-trsn
elsck an Ard Sinoona. TIE nam. ~ ~.
SAharel Queen might - calieS ~ ,bJ.
cQ4lllg 9 domestic cTclane
~ 4lcl4 Ma2IlEg 20 make any F~.iIsf,.-,.
ets5laftspls- TIE ocst singers hear5 7sSr
llsti Eere Miss Efhrl Ralch. - 80
heA As s1e SANG. me parr - Nh-,ses
sAs lthrcs apprc1fire. ara NJ Tss.-b
~ s1ih wbo vas cast Hs Ptarn,ixsn -
singing teacher. s~A' $50
MIS- saiss . Hsuslaiiy hsndsone. TIC il
", SMITHS Fpirs Is even pows-tsi s,s
10y AID Ms erunciEtion Is ahseiaieir
iresge. tss unn VA ssSs rs4,,,,.,,
NJ Aie1i Vlsss, a. cassps. - 9srtsy " y
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-11-04
a Cure for AsthnI

Tho worst cases Of Asthma IN tns !,
succumb readily to the one great W.
never fails. Or. Rudolph SenlaI5
Asthma Cure almost performs nue..
Mr.. R, NJ. Spencer. . w
avenue, Toledo, O., says: Asta..
been growing on me for years w.
sumner the attacks became 50 ss'''..
many nights / spent half the Z ~ 7
ms for breath. Doctors seemed 0s
relief whatever. and / felt there n
hope for me, when q drug Gers y
mended your Asthma Cure. Us ~
truly magical ana gives comPleisn
from ? 10 S minutes" ID
Sold By all druggists az 5oc y. .sn
send 20 stamp 70 Dr. f. Schin.nas.fl
80, 81 Paul. AlnD., for 3 Bes
package.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-11-04
CITY sREvlrlEs.

so= 70 Sr, SO MEs Louis ssie,u, .
me lrl
There Is an unaellvered tsieSram az ne
fostsi telegraph oInce, MS Main slreei.
Tor r 3. lovCJ0r.
The Aish Island Land ana on ccupsny
Nih begin "a urui near sour LAKE Springs
syndicate this week.
TIE bonston QuarTette society viz hsrs
rehearsal AZ the Grace % Mr.. Fred II
Dexter rnday az l2.Sa
The weekiy meeting ~ TIE CenrrsI No
mans thrlsusu Temperance Tnion ufu 81
Held Ia ne casqel 81 the Chrisgiau csars1
tomornoN Afternoon 80 8 O'Clock.
There arc undcnvered te,erraus a. tss
oInce q the Western Union uelesrEnn
company for Carrie, .ls PoIk. MIS- Igse
pause Ohercamp, ". r. Feasioss ana n. 4
Anaerson
There VIII re a special meeting a. "a.
Retail Grocers and Butchers assp.-,atJ 4
ioniear 70 kel Meas han. ISL Sis,n
street Al members q the asso,-iasion ~
ether dealers So these lines are reouesf-a
70 attend.
cAsnge has been announces So -,
schednie - the Hausloa Electric rNTv-,r
a new car Ass bsen Tut on tue I,os'si,,,
and frAnklin avenue tine aua J srsasi-
minute schedule VIII DC IN force ~, re4s
NAe As ionE as ne patronage iastioes M
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-11-04

Charles B. HanfOrd has been bookss fo-
Sweeney 4 oocuaos opera honse Nove-aber
~ matinee and night, In Tanning % the
shrcw aad -Muca Ado Aboz. Nosaias. =
Ar Hsnfora's tour opened with prospects
e prosperity sucA as are rarely enjoyed by
sn actcE, however sDoceSsful Eis zppesr
apce uil for most part Be IN Z sense br
special request fer he has been dsluxta
Nib letters freq managers inforulng aim
JaAt there i great popular dtnEna Ia
ther cities % ttf stS sgaiu Il TIA CLASSIC
esEe-y fesst sceh a. FeEackss. y wk,eS
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-11-04
REPRESENTATION is DENIED.
Democratic Interests Not Properly Protected
in the Fourth Ward.

Tnsre Is grave 1isssrsfacrion z-onr
democrats ever the refusal ~ Mt y 7.
D. wnscr presiding crlcer ~ election 10
The Fcurtb Fsr5 n rive what they ana.
si5sr fair representation IN the board q
election onicers This IL ons q The largest
voting boxes a the rits.
Referring n The existing dEssatisfscfion
and TIE efforts made ~ bring about n
anicshie adjustment II The matter Chair.
nan eeiselmnn II tho coeutr damocrHtlc
executive committee, sisted tnEt be bad
filed written application with Mr. WI.
son the presiding oficsr, for The appoint
msni q John 5 Rsdfcfa, Charles Helm
Ben Freaericks and 1nhn Schsuh. Mr.
Wilson informed hin thai be had aRPointed
Fre5ericss and Sehauh lac refused she
request 10 speoiuS Mr. Eesn snA M-
Rs6fors, assigning ss a reasoa fcr Ais re
fusal 10 sp7oirt Heim thar D. considered
han q psititizu He gave 10 reason Tor
uas appointing Mr Bsdfor' LATER BE no
rfsss Chairman tseiseinssn thst D. had
sppaIuted she faiariEc usue3 PARTIES 10
sssis. hil- in holding tat election NJ
Charlton. Mr.. Mcdaniel, Ny Barrett Mr.
srsosamaa1. 8ohD Schhub and Ren
Frcaercls As tne four FIRST named are
oppsssa 10 the democratic ries5r Ar No
paaltl eins ssa g t1c re7uoiesu u0a,i-
nee for congress ans Dir schGab n-vinS
6fsinsd 10 serve. This e th7 -en 'erats
Win or}r 01l rg1rcs Htatrn. ut fre'ler-
{cks and was uW at $50 satisf ,57rF 70
Mr Gess,uaaa aud The friends q tar
several Democratic po1n ll fals eoa-
ue-t3ep t should Re ftltsi thar Mt. Glssi-
man and others cautcul that ~ pecpE1.r
tzrrT % tie ele-tiaa aut ccuu- ne rote
a. repaired ~ lsV 90 v ra71rs sztoc1
uz il the Fur-ta wGr1 Aowsvs-. III
g-ssps1-E- rsq.r1el ths situation go sire
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-11-04
CITY HALL GLEANlNGS
Efforts 70 CLEAN Up FOR IRE
CARNIVAL MAKING PROGRESS
-nI S-rd1e Eaar- Ds-zass Better Ser
dce tro-- S@sse-9s- i9sps1ts-s.
Mcera 5zc. ere Fr-t Stzr-s-


4ts-ft11i CITY A-ter1eT f4f'Ts remains
aI1 = e. -eivr--i1zi-au ia resign is posi-
l-'A O. Aeee--' e -eTs-e- vita Judge
s-A4ess '4i AS --sisl'a-isn N'A 0i Iakc
49,. 1+ ~
~ 49, ~ ~ .4t
7LH-s - 80
~ e-4-=I -aA --'-al .-9
t-4F'sa
-A 1FA sai'-qA poAl- ael yesterday
afternoon -1 Mayor Hults aE4cg 30 invest
rate -he s,r-s.,,tir,s made sir l-t-r S-ers-..
- "4l4 At4Ast18 ~ regard ~ l-- lfFl-
EEDcs ~ suLc ~ has lrspe-tfe~s- z be brand
1-eW 90 q reTurs demanding retter scrFlce
fTcE t1H Inspectors or tlelr rcsi rlatleusi.
Tle 1tpQTI was sutul1t-s ~ no evan. ~
rsstar1ay Efteruoul ana vas accepted
s.sl 800. ,,..-e-ssr ,,5rnsBg aver ,as
,ls.s IA sr+l1e,sss.os ~ ~. ~ 80.
go 49, .-.s-.g 7-o--i-,- -, $3.50 -
~, =, ~ .rfr 7 ~, rrri. t.s
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-11-04
TWO STRAY YOUNGSTERS

- the Police Station k.ysit;o, A,,.s,-
anoe q Claimant.
faere ere two little Rohsn,,- -.
ne police STATEN whose parruts ~, ~, -
would like to locate. TIE littl. s.,,. -
sgad respectively about 7 sns "a ,,...'. =
can give 20 sa,isfaetcry se,on,, - -1u
49,. IDS tsid the onieers several az.
s.s s.ol.es seort theis home and bow
49, nAntssd = Be n Ecunea. OF re
'AiSs cay Regarding tAsz are he ps,iss.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-11-04

e enjoyed tAe record season 81 his career.
Genera appreciation has been expressed 81
Is 1eterr1tlstlc1 70 sdc the character q
bens1ifk = his repertoire this SEASON. II
Is ore w1ich Is slnCulsrly adanted "a NJ
htntord' S persoualitT End nus watch owing
. tae extensive requirements q the play,
Is see1 all toe seldom
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-11-04

men certain. and that IS that %.
youngsters hail from some counu Y
StatS. either Burieson. willilmscn =
snd that they sre ~ bohemian pa''.
Beyond this nothing Is kncFn Y
They are supposed % have stcNss.
selves away on n KATY tram
night. as they were picked up AZ Va
Sunday morning hy a policeman. y
conductor remembers having nrous,-,,
into town. Their name, teey =
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-11-04

Hrnry Brown. ssed 20 years died rester-
cav DoT1inz az ) n'cloce 81 the family
Residence On Washington street.. The ~
neral MI take nisce v1is morning a. 10
o'cit-cs snd irterarut win te iu she Ger
uan cemftery The deceased leaves q wife
and three Children
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-11-04

friends 81 Blake Durres. VIC called upco
NJ. JoAr q. KirhT. Meyer Eols Mt " n
ClsvslBua ard NJ 7. W House. who wsn;
70 Mr. wfisr1 IS committee n behalf
q the drurrrltir fieses asking fc- req.
rcssntatirn fer The ticket ard fcr TIE az.
nointnsnt n ihe foaloainr named Esutls-
men. John : Rs6fcrd superintendent u
tht textile ccnrsny; A. T. LucsS ccn.
tractor; 3, W Weir. with The Kirby Linn.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-11-04

The following new names have been
aaaea 20 the uDeubership q the Business
League, National Riscult ccuua-r. &. y
aeylor- meDEEeTs s. Noskowffz ~ T.
snles Lflllber ccmnsnr. Andrew Dow.
George s nicSsy, James b Lea and J. Il
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-11-04

Mrs Carrie Belle Lae died sunday night
st o'ciocs 70 tte family rtSiGence. corner
- AS1es and 81 Joseph streets. az rhe
aee q aa Years Nle funeral seTrices VITA
~ Ataa iris mofal.ag a. IA O'Clock from the
resideace- InlerIclt Wili be 10 Evergreen
ltIletery.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-11-04
Asa Liver Tonic
use oXIDINE.


Bayou Water Turns Heo, !
Yesterday morning the water " y.
bayou was noticed 10 be ttnsso
red color Ike that q the blAs Z
and pedestrians on the bridges AZ
y interested In the unnSusl slgnt. n
dents who have lived IN hoes'. ,sr.
years say they have never seen r.
Ike Il before.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-11-04

bar company. AID Eulis C1rrIu e the
Ecarlc Ctrsin Printing company NJ Wi
srn agreed 20 The aPFplut-Gnt a. M r.
W. Wicr. hut positively refused 20 appoini
tAs ot5er three. named above.
M. Wilson's refusal 10 zlrs the repre-
ssrtaticn asked has rreatlv exercised ths
fTls1Gs = the denocrgf5c nonia ees. and L
IS siafa6 i1 fbe'r behalf mat legal stems
-Ii le taken 2 necessary 70 c5m0el fhr
presiding 1tlccr m give then fair and
adequate reprCseptstitu o. the beard
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-11-04
Where to Vote To-Day

ft0efe g Ncte ooag.
u Jadavs election there VIII De
eight polirs places So the dty, lo-
csted as follows
First whra-votl1r rlscs, Shruo-
s-iae bali. Wlhn Mercer, pre-
sizing cE.csr-
secoa5 Ward-vcuns place, .oo2-s
Congress arc1ue. in Ehod4 building.
George w Lareaica, presiding O.
Seer
Third Ward iAl-vot.n- place,
Turner halli 3. E Latham, presiding
officer.
Taird Ward Bt-votlzs rIace. the
store CORNER Jackscc and Ben; e, ;.
FOX. IT,, presiding os3cer
Fourth Ward Voting place, mar
te1 5ouse, T. T. D. wLsoa, rsesia.
iaE cEces
F1:a Ward tAl-vodnE place.
Brimsei5's stores 2. P. G2gos, pre-
siding osicar
FiftA Ward lB,-vcuus place
Ez-dT street A y. NcR4e qresid.
iaE o1icer.
sixth wars-votiar place, N2yos
drug store; =. Froeal presiding a.
Seer.
East Houston vot.az place,
Eirsehbacks store Jin Too.e, IRE
siding oGiceT
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-11-04
100000 Bottles

are q 1resezt stored hs the Aahs1ser-
blsct Br9WtnE Assn. s.. Lruis. No. T.
= A - - SLED with the famous BuS-
NtiteT beer. Ihis u az isa.cxtloz q tke
Regularity e. the eF6ad.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-11-04
TIE DEATH Roll.
Wiiam sla,to-.

TIE re-stns q Fred william Elarrau
wao died "Wednesday moTRinE October -
~ Melton, Texas, were brought te Eous-
tcn yesterday for iutsFsssHt The funeral
services gti be hsld to-day az 10 & n N
tue German cemetery.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-11-04

Kansas City. No, boasts q the fset .h.t
1ss ne .srsesi msh order whiskey house
tsilinx company, rhlch has estahlishes :
National reprtation for the purity 81 ia
Thiskey- 1Ats counany has fuiig 2.so dso
custorese ard shiPs whisscy "a every See
tnc Territory In tina Caica.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-11-04
ELECTION BULLETINS.

n TIE Weather Fsvors T+e Pest
WiH A-rou0-e Results Tonight.
II thf weather SIS favcrshle trnight
The Fest ~5f Fash eiectlaz bulletins
freu tse west window - The Pest
tse east frrnt q the Hctmaan
hml6tar, situated on F1nnin street.
between Franklin AID Commerce
avsnucs
Returns VIII begin 70 cone q
8hru1 2 I'd. The bulletins can be
easily read from ne street and they
--iI he given u the weather permits
spectators 70 stand without shelter.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-11-04

sewer MATS ls entirely 700 susu 20 accom-
-no-ate The sewage seny through 81 AID
srery tiEre heaVy rain cu-urs something
bursts
CITY Health Oh.cer Branhy reports that
his eEorts 20 set the city 80 cltsnly coudi.
tiHn for The Carnival are meeting vita
mush success. he Be- very suZicus that
Houston rut Up good sppearancr 70 the
uauy visitors who VIII BE here d-.ia- the
Carnival and hnpts that property oNrc-s
wiN DO al In their puwcr 10 assist 1iU
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-11-04
The Passing Throng.

MIS- r ". MORGAN. a very s1essEstul
newEFaPer wunsn Of Cs1yon City. % IN
the Trsst Texas PsaAsudls. Vas in Eouston
ysster51y q business connected with 4
new $500 plsat which she Is installing A.
Amarillo Mrs Morgan IS native o.
Cypress, this c1unty ard GATORS revlgtine
tie scenes q heT girlhood Fer 3 humber
~ years past so hiss Scen engaged ia
ueWspsper wCTs IN Northwest Texas. and
uight VIA the Ce,trzL
CAPTAIN A. s FISHER az Georgetoun,
ore - tae hest known criminal lswyers en-
Central Texas has established law frn
90 Houston under the name - Fisher. Tur-
uer a Fisher. Hon R. =. Tprnrr ~ Snirs-
Vile and Mr. A. 5. FisAer. Jr. o. George
town constituting the tEO remsinilg mem
bers- During the spanish American var
sspisia FISHER commanded tvoop p ~ she
ftrst Texas Volunteer cavairy and has
mauy olc comrades ~ that regiment vhn
are Residents 81 Tails city.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-11-04

Wool Walking and Dress Skirts
Several styles Of each in plain and fancy
weaves in full assortment Of the popular col.
oTs, high class CT workmanship, many new e.
fectS in trimmings. Values all We IN
claim 1880 to 1900 your choice for. sOU
Black Silk Top Skirts
Excellent quality Black Peau de Sole and Tai.
fetz SILK Skirts, wide net flounce covered with
3 inch accordion plated rufflss Nezrsilk
Drop Skirt with accordion plated ruffle and
extra dust Tuffle. Regular 1000 : az
Splendid quality Black Taffeta SILK Skirts.
Several dTsSsy modish styles. Perfectly
made and correctly cut garments not one Of
which but what is full 1890 value n NJ
choice for ...... -................Y ,YJ
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1902-04-19
CHILDREN ARE MURDERED.
Girl and Her Brother Found with
Their Heads Crushed.

Girl and Her Brother Found with
Their Heads Crushed.
While returning from the Highland
Park Methodist Church OH the northern
outskirts of Dcs Moincs Sunday evening,
Mary Peterson. Is years old. and Thorn
as. aged II. children of Peter j. Peter
son. n wcll-to-do dairyman, were muir
dcrcd by an unknown person, believed
TO be negro. When found at midnight
the boy was alive. but he died within
fifteen minutes. and was not able TO give
n description of his assailant. The bodies
were discovered by farmer, who over.
heard the means OF the lad. An exam
inatlon showed that the heads OF both
had been crushed with what Is believed
TO have been brick. SO far the police
are without a clcw. The body OF the
girl was found at the foot Of u telephone
pole In a ditch two feet deep. At the
base Of the head she had been struck by
piece Of iron. resulting In a fracture
OF the skull. On the crown Of the head
there were four or five indcntations. all
OF which would have proved serious II not
fatal. The boy, who was found In the
ditch on the opposite side of the road,
was treated most cruelty. Half dozen
indcntations were found on his skull. and
his face also showed evidence of having
been pounded.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1902-04-19
BURGLARS BLOWN AWAY.
Too Much NItroglycerin Used by
Robbers at Eveleth. Mimi.

100 Much NttroglyCcrin Used by
Robbers at Eveleth. Mimi.
Monday night was an awful one ut
Eveleth. MINI. Burglars made an error
IN estimating the amount of nitroglyccrin
needed to blow up the station safe. and
now not a trace of the safe can be found.
and the station is scattered over a large
area. The burglars are missing, aud II
is not known whether they have come
down. Earlier in the night the city jail
was burned and an unknown prisoner
met death. About 4 o'clock In the morn
ing the burglars made an attempt "a
break the safe In the station OF the Du'
luth. Mcsaba and Northern Railroad a,
Evelcth. A few minutes later there was
report that woke the entire town and
shattered windows In houses for blocks
around. When the crowd arrived the
station lay In ruins and the debris had
caught fire from the stove. The flames
were extinguishcd and then an unsuccess
full search was made for the safe. !,
was too large to carry away, and must
have been blown to pieces too small to be
found. No trace could be found of the
burglars. and it Is not known whether
they shared the fate Of the safe or cs'
cuDcd,
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1902-04-19
DIES RATHER THAN KILL FOE.
Wealthy Cattleman Commits Suicide
and wife CIings to Corpse.

Wealthy Cattleman Commits Suicide
and Wife Clings to Corpse.
Rather than kill the man lie said had
dcfraudcd him A. y. Smith. one of Okla
homa Territorys bcstknown cattlemcn,
shot himself in the head and died almost
instantly in u hotel in Oklahoma City.
lie left letter which stated that on ac-
count of his Masonic oath he could not
kill Jack" Strbblng. another cattle
man. and that fearing he would commit
murder in fit of anger he would Kill
himself. The two men had been close
friends. During the winter of 1000 they
fed large herd of cattle together and
aftcrward Smith claimed he had to pay
all the expenses out of his half of the
profits. a suit in court followed and a
verdict was awarded to Stribbing for
$1,000. Smith always claimed Stribbling
had dcrrnudcd him ont of that amount of
money and he feared he would kill him
rs a result. Smith left a young wife,
who is frantic over the suicide. IL has
been impossible except by force 10 sep
aratc her from the corpse. Both men
were very wealthy.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1902-04-19
Woven-Wire Combine.

1t Is stated that the Allied Securities
Company. which was Incorporated In
New York with $2OO0,OOO capital, was
organized to acquire all the large woven
wire concerns In the country. The COM
pany, 1t Is said. obtained II controlling
interest In the Page Woven Wire Fence
Company Of New Jersey. which recently
acquired the property Of the Page Woven
Wire Fence Company Of Illinois.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1902-04-19
AFFIRMs Mosr's SENTENCE.
New York Court Makes Limits OF
Liberty Of Action.

New York Court Makes Limits OF
Liberty Of Action.
The appellate division Of tho Supreme
Court Of New York affirmed the convic-
tion Of Johann Most on charge OF print.
ing In his newspaper. Die Frcheit, an i'm.
proper article entitled murder vs.. MUIR
der" Tho article was published about
the time of the assassination OF Prcsi-
dent Mckinley. Most was sentenced to
a years Imprisonment. Regarding Mosts
contention that the constitution gave him
the right to publish the article the court
says: The constitution does not give to
citizen right to murder, nor does 1t
give TO him the right to advise the COM
mission OF that crime by others. What
1t does permit is liberty OF action only
to the extent that such liberty does not
interfere with or deprive others Of an
equal right"
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1902-04-19
Frederick Boyton Is Dead.

Frederick Bryton, the well-known ac
tor. who was associated with Clara Nor
ris at one time, is dead ut his home il
Rochester, y. y.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1902-04-19
Heirs' Attack on. M'Kee Will.

Steps have been taken by the children
of Col. John Mckee, the Philadelphia
colored millionaire real estate dealer, to
prevent the registration and execution CT
the deccdcnts will. which bequcaths the
bulk of his $2,O00,O0O estate to an or
phans' home under the control of Arch
bishop Ryan and the clergy Of the Roman
Catholic Church.
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Crocers to Combine.

Efforts are being made I" form con-
binatiOn Of over n score of the Wholesale
grocery firms throughout Ohio and Mich
igan. Options have been secured on the
majority of the leading houses In the two
States, and the promoters of the combi-
nation are confident of the success of the
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lied in Iowa TO absorb connecting lines
anywhere in the United States. an en-.
joy the same privileges as have hereto
fore been limited to lines wholly in Iowa
and adjoining States. The bill was
amended so as to prevent the merger OF
competing or Saralcl lines.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1902-04-19
War Practically Ended.

Gen. Malavar. Filipino insurgcnt Lead
or aud dictator. has surrendered himself
and his command Internationally AMI or
dcrs all Philippine insurgents to cease
fighting. 1t is thought in Washington
and Manila this practically ends the war.
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TO POLE IN AN AIR SHIP,
Julius Fredericks and william Nc
Donneli to Attempt Feat.

JULIUS FrederIcks and William NC
Donneli to Attempt Feat.
Sergeant Julius Frcdcricks, who Is at
tachcd TO the weather bureau in Indian
apolis, and who Is one Of the survivors
OF the Greedy expedition to the north
pole, announces that he has entered into
n contract to attempt again to reach tho
pole, the arrangement having been made
with William Mcdonnell Of Chicago, a
member Of the Mcdonnell Odomcter
Company. Fredericks has always con.
tended that the Greedy party could have
reached the pole had so much time not
been lost before the final effort was
made, and he Is anxious to try 1t again.
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No,sd Safe-Blower Arrested

Edward Kelly, king Of safe blowers"
arrested by Chicago police and escaped,
knocking down Lieut.. Mccain, his cap
tor; Owed into cellar window to escape
shots and was caught again.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1902-04-19
Savings Depositors In First.

Tho Wayne Circuit Court handed down
n decision holding that the savings dcpos.
itors of the wrecked City Savings Bank
of Detroit must hc preferred over the
commercial dcpoSitors in the distribution
Of the money to he realized from the sale
q the banks real estate investments.