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MUST NOT ATTACK MOROS.
Unless the SuItans Insist on Being
HostiEe-Such Orders to
oershing.

Manila, Sept. 30.-Brigadier Gen
eral Samuel S. Sumner, in reporting
to General Chaffee the departure CT
the second Maciu expedition. tele-
graphs that he hopes the strength o.
Captain Pershing's column will show
the Maciu sultans the folly Of further
opposition. General Sumner sent the
sultans letter by Captain Pershing,
warning them against shooting Amer
leans and advising them to be friend
~. The general also directed Captain
PeTshing net to attack the natives
or destroy property unless the sui
tans insist upon icing hostile.
General Sumner says it is wrong to
call tie operations a war. as there is
no general uprising. and it is not
likely that there will be one.
The sultan CT Marapin, whom Gen
eral Sumner described as the most
intelligent Moro leader he knows. Wis
tied Camp Wears Saturday, promised
to remain peaceful and volunteered
to visit the Moros north Of the lake
and tell them CT the futility of fight
ing against 60 many men and guns.
The sultan OF Ari has fed to the
Butig mountains. General Sumner
expects to capture this sultan.
General Chaffee has now decided to
leave here for San Francisco, Oct. 2,
on the United States transport Sum-
ner- He will be accompanied by Vice
Governor Wright.
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Chic Heuse Tclk v>h Ac:io7-Con
siGera,ion Cor.n.encsG TITS
t.crfais.

Columbus. o., Sept. ?3.-The leris
lature held brief session yesterday
afteTnocE II tie house tie repor
CT the code committee waz presented
and accepted. Gems 1eraticn CT the
code will be taken up t. the hous,
as BODY this morning.
The Mesel resolution to submit r
popular vote a constitutional amend
ment providing fof home rule FL
municipalities was reported back
without recommendation, as was tbs
McKinnon resolution submitting az
amendment for a limited classified
ton of municipalities.
The Hamilton county delegation
was present and will present az
amendment for a flexible board plan
This will not be based upon popula
ton, but will seek to provide TO,
boards of from one to five members
giving council authority to fix the
number.
All through the sessions Of tie code
committee this proposition has been
regarded as being unconstitutional
but the Cincinnati men claim to have
secured an opinion fro none of the
judges Of the supreme court that such
proposition viii be upheld. The
code bill was read for the third time
in the senate. but a vote was not
taken. Consider ion of the measure
was resumed this morning.
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1902-09-30
INTERFERING WITH TIE MAILS.
Sixteen Affidavits Issued, Owing to
Trouble In New Orleans
Car Strike.

New Orleans, Sept. 3O.-The strike
OF the dissatisfied employees CT the
New Orleans Railway company, which
was started Sunday, was still on,
without a break, last night. Three
mail cars were the cnly cars moved
by the railway company yesterday
In the absence CT trolley cars, vehi-
cles Of all kinds were brought into
use during the ICY.
The linemen Of the New Orleans
and Carroliton Light and Power cor
pany. and also the linemen employed
by tie New Orleans Railway com
pany. all members C the international
Brotherhood CT Electrical Workers
were ordered out en- q sympathetic
strike yesterday afternoon. About Is
or 80 men are affected by the new
strike.
Sixteen affidavits were made yes
terday afternoon against as many per
sons, charging them with interfering
with the United States mails in viola
ton Of the act Of congress protecting
the mails, the mails being carried on
street cars. These cases will be heard
today.
Several disturbances between the
strikers and officers were reported
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was able briefly to explain to a mag
istrate what had happened. II. and
Nine. Zola returned to Paris from
their country house at Medan, Sun
day. Owing to a sudden spell OF cold
weather the heating stove in their
bedroom was ordered to be lighted.
The stove burned badly and the pipes
Of the stove are said to have been
out Of order.
To the magistrate Nine. lola ex-
planned that she woke early yester
day morning with a splitting head
ache. SIZE Weakened her husband and
asked him to open the window, but
he staggered ard fell to the floor I'M
conscious. Nine lola tainted at the
same moment aud was therefore I'M
able to give the alarm.
Nine. Zo!a Expected TO Recover.
Il was thought last night that Nine.
Zola viii recover.
Emile Zcla was born in Paris, April
2, 1870 His first novel which at
tracted particular attention appeared
in 1863, while he was employed in
publishing house. It was Confess a
Ninon." His best known works are:
ia Confession de Claude" 1865;
lies Mysteres de Marseille, /" "Manet.v
a biographical and critical study.
1867; Madeleine Feral." 1865; a
series Of political. social and physi-
illogical studies entitled Les Rougon-
Macquart. Historic NatureIle ct So
ciale dune Fannie Sous le Second
Empire" This work has been called
his human comedy"
His +L'Assimoir." which appeared
In 1877. created a great sensation. and
has passed through many editions.
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His latest novels are: ''Une Page
d'Amour,. lie Bouton de Rose"
Mana" La Joie de vivre." IAN Bon
Heur des Danes" and "Germinal."
A short time ago he published the
third CT a series of works which he
lrmed THE Three Gospels"
Warm Defender of Jews.
From his boyhood lola. himself of
Jewish extraction, has been a de-
fender of the downtrodden race. This
championship brought him much
trouble, perhaps the most notable of
which was his exne from Paris be-
cause Of his charges against the OFF,
GERS who conduc-ed the Esterhazy
court martial
At that time the novelist left
France for England, where he re
NAMED for a year, returning to his
native country to again become the
champion of his race in upholding
Captain Dreyfus.
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1902-09-30
GRAVE ROBBERS ARRESTED.
2 Negroes, College Professor and
Others causht-one Confessed.

Indianapolis, sept. Wholesala
robbery of graves in the cemeteries
about indianapolis, which has been
going on for some time, was brought
to close early yesterday morning by
the arrest Of gang Of seven negroes.
Warrants were also issued yesterday
for demonstrators of anatomy in the
Central College of Physicians and
Surgeons, in which two stolen bodies
were found about 10 days ago; an
inferno in the college. and janitor Of
the college.
Rufus Cantrell, one of the negroes,
made complete confession and i'm.
plicated others. r g said DR.. Alexan.
der accompanied the negroes on tbs
several grave-robbing expeditions.
Nearly 100 graves, 1t is said, have
been robbed by the ghouls during tho
last three months. The bodies were
sold TO different colleges, which
opened their winter terms last week.
Cantrell said tha. he and the other
negroes visited Mount Jackson GENE.
terry almost every time anyone was
buried IN the place. we pretty near
cleaned that place out" he said. Il
don't believe that we have missed
anybody that has been buried thers
since July"
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M. lola is DEAD.
FRENCH NOVELIST VICTIM OF
ASPHYAIATION.
His Wife Had a Close CaIl-Sketch
of His Career-A Warm
Chamcicn of Dreyfus.

Paris, Sept. 30.-Emile Zola, the
novelist, who gained additional prom
inence in recent years because Of his
defense Of the Jews and of former
Captain Dreyfus, was found dead IN
his Paris house yesterday morning
Asphyxiaticn, resulting from the
fumes from a stove in his bedroom, IS
given as the cause CT death.
M. lola and his wife retired at IL
o'clock Sunday night. Madame lola
was seriously i'll when the room was
broken into yesterday morning. AT
about noon she was removed to pri'
yate hospital, where she recovered
consciousness for short time and
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1902-09-30
Convention Hay Break Loose
and Nominate Him For
Governor.
PARKER Will GOT ACCEPT.
The Ex-senator, is He Hcies Delegates
In Line, May Fave to Allow the
Nomination of Coicr-0every Re.
ceived Ovations.

Saratoga, Sept 30.-Three impor-
tant facts were developed with re-
gard to the Democratic state conven-
ton late last night. First, one Of
Judge Parker's particular friends, a
neighbor and former state committee
man from his district, brought Judge
Parker's absolute refusal ever to &C.
cept nomination for the governor
ship by acclamation; second, Hugh
Mclaughlin, Of Brooklyn, arrived AMI
took charge of the Kings county dele
gates in favor Of Bird S. Coler, and.
third, strong sentiment developed
towards making Senator Hill the can
ididate.
At midnight it looked as if Senator
Hill, controlling the convention.
would have to nominate a candidate
who, like Mr.. Golfer is strong with the
upstate and Kings county delegates,
or else the convention, taking mat
ters into it's own hands, will NOM
Innate Senator HILL Senator Hill does
mot want the nomination, but, say his
friends, if the convention were to be
estampeded and nominate him, it is
difficult to see how he could possibly
refuse. Senator Hill and Mclaughlin
were in conference last night. After
their meeting MIR. Mclaughlin re-
fused to answer any questions regard
ing the matter and Mr.. Hill, when ap
preached, said he could not say any
thing about it.
Saratoga. N. Y, Sept. 30.-The sim
ultaneous arrival late yesterday at.
ternoon of five big trainloads of Dem
ocrats, mainly from Greater New
York, added to the coming in of the
regular trains, on which were many
more partisans. last night. filed the
streets and hotels o. Saratoga.
The situation as to the state ticket,
it may be briefly said, all depended
last evening entirely on the selection
of a governor and lieutenant governor,
The spectacular feature of the
events connected with the incoming
delegations was the arrival last night
of former Chief of Police William S.
Devery, who came at the head of the
delegation from the Ninth district of
New York city. He was given an en-
thusiastic reception by crowds Of peo-
pie who had long waited at the depot
for the incoming of the big Chief
whose campaign for the leadership
CT the Ninth district was as sensa.
tional as was his defeat of John c.
Sheehan and Frank J. Goodwin in
that contest.
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1902-09-30
FREEDMAN OUT OF BASEBALL.
Sells Out the New York Club to John
7. Brush.

New York, Sept. 30.-Andrew Freed
man has severed his active connection
with National league baseball, ard
controlling interest in the New York
club yesterday passed into the hands
Of John T. Brush, former owner of
the Cincinnati club. Mr.. Freedman
will remain president until the next
annual meeting CT the club, then Mr..
Grush will succeed him. While Mr..
Freedman may retain certain
amount of stock in the club for some
time to come, he has entirely with
drawn from active participation in
National league councils.
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1902-09-30
Miss Ruth hanna Engaged.

Chicago. Sept. 0.-Announcement
was made yesterday Of the engage
ment Of Miss Ruth Hanna, youngest
daughter of Senator Hanna, and
Joseph Medill Mccormick, son of
Robert S. Mccormick, whose appoint
ment as ambassador to Russia was an
nounced last week. The prospective
bridegroom is connected with . local
newspaper.
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1902-09-30

Yokohama. Japan. Sept S0.-During
the typhocn yesterday a tidal wave
swept the Odawara district, near
here, and overwhelmed many houses.
Five hundred persons are reported 20
have been drowned.
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1902-09-30
AIaer Accepts U. S. senatorshIp.

Detroit. Sept 30-General r. A
Alger. former secretary Of war, yes
terday formally accepted Governor
Bliss tender of the ad interim ap-
pointment as United States senator
The place was made vacant by tbs
death Of the late Senator Mcmillan
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1902-09-30
Man Wanted.

At Mccoy's B ok and Art Sore
70 frame pictures Steady Job for
a good man 23tf
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-08-12
IDENTITY IS REVEALED
MAN WHO is SUING RAILWAY CON-
PANY is p. BLAKE.
The Suit May Be Declared Conspiracy
Under the Circumstances of
Prosecution.

New YORK, August l.-At the hearing
today In the suit OF Petcr Power against
the directors Of the Northern Pacific rail-
road to prevent them from turning over the
stock of the company TO the Northern Sc
curiues company. George a. Lamb, coun.
sci for Power. admitted that his client was
living az the Queens hotel Montreal un-
ds the name of "P. Blake Ia the course
Of a long statement, MIR Lamb told OF be-
ing counsel for the hrn NJ Lawson, Weld
enfield & Co. He had heard discussed on
every side the subject OF The Northern Sc.
curlties company and Its legality. He had
many talks with Mr.. Weldcnfeld concern
ing this.
II told Mr. weideufeld." said Lamb,
That no one IN Wall street dare stArt an
action Amy banker or broker who dared
To commence suit TO combat the euor-
nous accumulation If capital would have
his business practically ruined, Mr.. Weld
enfield suggested that some responsible
man he found who could protect The real
principals and conceal their Identity en-
tlrey. II such man could nc found. Mr..
Weidenfeld told me he would agree 10
purchase stock for Hun and commence a
| suit In his nnhe.
II suggested Peter Power, a young man
who was responsible and also had inherited
| some money, MS q proper man, In the
meantime was constantly being impor-
| tuned by my clients 20 tpkt some action
| against these people. Later ! FOUND that
the state OF Mnnos'tl, through It's COVER
| nor and attorney general, proposed to take
| some action. l visited St Poul and there
| met Mr. NansanL the governor, and the
! attorney general. They heartily welcomed
ernor told me he at one time thought il
! would be q good idea for tl2 State OF MIN.
nesota TO buy some Northern Pacific stock
and bring suit MS stockholder So the
Power suit was commenced"
| MIR. Guthrie ~ counsel for the defense en-.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-08-12
HOUSTON.

Captain william Dunoyant was shot ana
rortally wounded bv W. r Eldridge on q
train Of the Sap railroad a. Simonton yas-
tsrdny afternoon. Captain Dunoyant died
at Houston inhrmary from his wound at
e:A5 p. m.
The CITY council failed 10 taxi any def.
mite action on the compromiso proposition
With the street railway company at yester.
days session. All reports. petitions and
ordinances we're laid over for thirty days.
The hack stand ordinance VIII remain In
force for another week. during which time
another ordinance will he drafted, locating
the stands about the county court house.
The funeral of Captain William Dunoyant
viii take place ar y. m. today. Interment
in Glenwood cemetery.
The Flower parade Of the coiored militia
encampment will take place NJ n; m. 20.
day through the principal streets OF the
city. sham battle viii be a feature and
the Cooke Rifles viii dril for the medal
AT Camp Kirby.
The city tax rolls for 1902 we're com.
pleted on Saturday and approved yesterday
by the city council The board OF appraisc
ment has been discharged
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-08-12
TYPOS IN CONVENTION
hundreds Of Delegates Are Assem-
bIed ia Cincinnati.
THE ADDRESS OF PRESIDENT LYNct
Annual Reports OF Officers Were Pre-
sented and Letters and Kilograms
Of Greeting Were Read.

Cincinnati, Ohio, August 1.-THE forty
eighth annual convention Of the lnterpa-
tiopal Typographical union began It's ses-
sion of our days here today with ali the
3G5 delegates present aud over thousand
visitors. Pixies opera house was crowded.
Including the galleries. that were mostly
occupied hy women, who arc here for the
first convention Of the Ladies' Auxiliary
Invocation was said by Rev. Il. w Ed
wards, archdeacon of the Southern Ohio
Episcopal diocese, who was formerly 2
printer
Addresses Of welcome were delivered by
Acting Mayor Charles j. Christie, Edmund
. 'Cohell, chairman of the local committee
on arrangements, and Alvin Mckeynolds
president OF Cincinnati union No, ), 10
which james NJ. Lynch responded.
Delegate Mil of Houston, Texas, hav-
Ing been called home by the death OF MS
brother, a resolution of sympathy with
him was adopted and then a resolution Of
sympathy and support for the United Mine
Workers in their anthracite strike was
adopted.
The following officers were appointed:
Assistant secretary--John W. Hayes.
Reading cerkA, w. Thompson.
Sergeant -arms-Harry Lawrence.
Messengers Frank Foxman aud Austin
Davis.
All the committees were announced
kilograms and letters of greeting on the
hftieth anniversary of the International
Typographical union were read from al
most all labor organizations. Most of the
time was devoted to the reading OF the
report on law and President LyuCh's sup
elemental address on this rcport, and their
consideration was postponed until tomor-
row.
The annual reports of the officers were
then made after which the convention adj
journed until tomorrow.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-08-12
TEXAs.

The seguln plano factory has begun work
w!.h orders Oh baud for u number Of in
struments.
Contract hae been awarded for the girls
Industrial school building At Denton, con
aract price being S45 49,
MRS. Bayers laid the corner stone Ct the
8sw girls dorulltory On the university
campus at Austin. The ceremonies were
simple and there were no speeches.
Government agents are now IN the Sate
TO appoint local reporters for gathering
cotton statistics.
The jury in the Eugene Graham murder
tste. tried III Falls county. returned yer-
dict of not guilty.
= conference OF delegates from the BRACES
river counties has been called Tor NaSA-
sofa September IL, to coG8ider ways and
means for controlling tho orernows Of
said river.
Three OF the negroes wanted in toDnec
lion with the killing Of Id c. Smith at
Columbia have been Jailed at Angleton
Jessa Crensbaw was killed and three
other men were hurt, one Fatally, by an
internban car between Fort Worth and
Dallas
Chrstopher Dart. Jr.. clerk OF the Fed.
erai court at beaumont. died at the home
Of his father at Galveston.
ples for the construction Of the Calves.
toa sea wall were opened but the com
nl!ssloneTB have not yet awarded tho con.
tract.
The populets are gathering AZ Fost
worth for the state convention. which will
get In session today.
Engineer Adams has been unable to rs
certain what the Port Arthur channel PEG
pie Intend to 90 regarding connection with
the government work
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-08-12
SUPREME JUDGE CHOSEN
Oliver Wendell Holmes Succeeds JUS
lice Gray.
OLD AGE CAUSED RESIGNATION
Judge Gray Has Rendered Some I'm.
portant Decisions During 4s Career
on the Bench.

oyster Bay, y. Y, August il.--Pres,dent
Roosevelt late today announced that he
had appointed Hon. Oliver Wendell Holmes,
chief justice OF the supreme cotrt of Mas.
sachusetts, TO be an associate Justice Of the
supreme court Of the United States, Vice
Mr.. Justice Gray, resigned.
The resignation OF Justice sray was due
to III health. Several months ago he suf-
fered stroke of apopexy which some time
later WINS followed by another. lie has not
appeared on the bench since he WAS strick-
on the drst time. His advanced age-I4
yenrs-told against his recover with Sc
rous force. Realizing that he probably
ieTcr would be able again to assume the
place which he so long filed with dis
tingulshea ability ana honor. he decided
short time ago TO tender his resignation
to the president. with the exception OF
Mr. Justice Harlan. he has served on the
bench Of the United States supreme court
longer than any OF his present colleagues.
He was appointed an associate justice by
President Arthur on December 10, 1881,
his service extending therefore through
period OF nearly twenty one years.
Jnuge Holmes, whom the president has
selected as Mr.. Justice Gray's successor Is
one of the most distinguished lawyers and
lurlsts OF Massachusetts. His career on
me bench. particularly AS chief Justice OF
the MASSACHUSETTS, supreme court has at
trActed wide attention. Like Justice GRAY
he IA a native OF Massachusetts,. lie Is
son and n0mesake OF tle late Dr. Holmes
the poet and egsayist.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-08-12
VISITED THE PRESIDENT.

Prince Chen, the New Chinese Minister,
Made a Social Call.
Oyster Bay, y. y August 11.-Prince
Chen' with the newly appointed Chinese
minister to this country and party, THIRD
AsslStan. Secretary OF State Pierce and
Minister WI Ting-fang, called upon the
president today. The visit was very in
teresting aud delightful. both to the presi
cent ana TO the distinguished Chinamen.
me visit Old not take on an official char.
a aC' Prince Chen took occasion, soon
president ON behalf of the emperor Of
Cnina the deep sense Of gratitude the
hinese people feel toward the United
SLa!es because the army Of this country
nLo,'cs'a ana really prevented the destruc-
1nouIh OF many or the handsome palaces in
PeSin during the trouble there two years
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-08-12
LOCAL RAILROAD NEWS.
exonrslon to Mexico.

Tine midsummer excursion TO Mexico last
week was such success that the lnterna-
tlonal and Great Northern has decided to
run similar excursion next month at the
time Of the national holiday and fiestas In
tls city Of Mexico, These events take
place on September Ii aud 49, the former
GATE being the presidents birthday and the
latter the national Independence day, cor
responding 10 tDc American Fourth of July.
The international and Great Northern will
sell on Svptemntr "a, Inclusive, round trip
tickets with n tnir.v-day limit, with special
stop-oy.r privileges both going and return
ing The fare from Houston will he S3l. 70
This road also announces q ten-day limit
round trip rate on the same dates 10 Mon
terey, $500. and 10 Salti.lo, SIi.25.