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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-07-02
SPENTFOR CUBAN RECIPROCITY
itemized Statement OF Governor Woods
Disbursements in Lobbying,

Washington. July i--Actug Secretary Of
War Sanger today sent a communication 10
tho house Ia answer 20 the resolution al
rcctag the secretary Of war 60 furnsh IN
formation as 10 what amounts have been
pNid cut OF the CUBAN treasury or funds OF
Gfhan people 10 T.. n. Thurber or any
ether person, corporation or association for
advocating reciprocity WITH the Unlted
Siatcs. The answer Of tho war department
consists OF certified copies Of vouchers GOV.
ering the payments referred 10 III the rcso'
luton amounting TO ei6,623
These vouchers are accompanied by let
tex from General Wood 20 the secretary o.
war
The disbursements made" says Grre a.
Wood, were made by me as military gov.
crhor Of the island Of Cuna and were MAIDS
FOR the purpose Of presenting 20 the people
VI the United States without reference to
party or section the desires Of ihc poop .
of Cubn us Co the trade rclHtioas watch
shcuil exist between TINT country ana our
6Wp. The 1ctlon was approved by t1e n
dustrin md commercial classes of CUBA
X received the unqualified approval OF the
secretary nfe the insnl1r government aad
vas an expenditure NJ Cuban funds FOR the
putposc OF promoting Cuban interests
The expense accounts ore herewith IN
closed
81. Expenses Of the special committee
of Cuban planters sent by me- as military
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RAIN ALL OVER COUNTRY
THE DAMAGE is NOT so GREAT AS
FIRST REPORTED,
Favorable Conditions Are Said TO Exist
in a Number OF States in
the Nest.

Chicago, July / --Reports received here
today rem tle grain states most affect d
by the heavy June ruius Indicate that the
crop situation is not 30 Encouraging as II
has been painted IN many quar,ers. This
was reflected In tho grniu pits today, FOR
while the markets were nrm at the opening
aud for somc lime following, the excitement
OF yesterday med to have subsidCd and
there was disposition 10 place much faith
IN the restorative etrtcis OF warmer weather
which was reported In some sections aud
was believed 20 be the way In other
places. Ohio, Mic Igln. Missouri Kansas
Nebia kl Oklahoma and Indian Territory
or, ps wee 3 Id 10 he In a generally favor
able con 1 .on,
Damage & nernlly, It was said, would bc
largely repaired by warm weather iu Juy.
The iowlnnds Of Illinois appear to bnye
been the worst sufferers. while Iowa Is Id
to have stood The weather With remarkable
success. There were rains West ana Nar.h-
west last night and the folecJN - Tor
showers ovtr tho central valley and lake
region within the next twenty four hours.
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WASHINGTON.


The president held MP tho congress FOR a
coupe Of hours 10 order 10 lay the corner
atone OF a church,
Meat of the Texas delegation has left for
home.
Senator Bailey declined TO rccele from
nh position and shake hands with the
Spung man from Indiana who Ind lritnted
Vim.
Mr.. Ball has suggested TO the secretary ~
the navy TINT one of the ncw warship We
named Honston lie was promised consd
grafton, but there are Il number OF app &c g.
ltlons for the honor already IN.
An important tost OF fuel oil ia to he
conducted on the California cons; IA II
short time and the navy department, Il 20
be represented.
The nomnnttas Of two TEXTS stna 3.
tiers have been held up q, the reaucs. og
the exss senators.
An itcmlzcd statement Of General Woods
reciprocity expenses 10 Cnha was sent o.
the house.
The Dahisb islauds hgibery charges we're
dismissed by the house mmitttc.
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TEXAS

The weather hnrcnu rcnort awe thc int
rninE we're NJ lncalcunhlc tNncnt 10 tn
cation crop Of tho state
Tho state ofncnl, look Tor the nrosner'tv
~ Texns 10 he shown In the tax ro,ls.
nnc Cow Of Rrtcslon water has hcrn
struck In the oil we'll heins drilled az
Humble
John Wilson living near Fort Worth was
Killed nv a member o, hls lodge, who IS
IN inil
The new bridge across tho BRACES NJ
Waco hss been accented by the county
commissioners and CITY conncf
Negro lhboNrs on the street paving work
~ Palestine have gone on strike for M
Increase In pav
James I Perkins ~ Rusk viii he the
next senator from tho Thirtccnth district.
The new Federal court Tor thu Southern
district ot Texas was organized ut SEES
sion held at Galveston
The Southern negro congress Is In sca.
sion ~ Galveston with an attendance o.
about 900.
The association ~ oil mill mperlntcud-
cnts is In Hesalon ut Galveston aud Ia dis,
guessing technical topics.
Nine oil carrying vessela cleared from
Sabine withln two days
The city of Dallas has filed suit against
tho standard Light and Power company.
PRAYING forfeiture Of charter for alleged
violation OF the antitrust law,
The nominating convention for the Third
supreme mdicial district Is tied up
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governor Of Cubn with letters Of introduc
tion 10 tile honorable secretary OF war or
The United stntcs with the lntimatlon thnt
fhcy desired TO appear before the commit
tccs Of congress % be heard upon the sub.
ioct Of trade relations between Cuba ana
the United Statch, $3.50,
20 Salary Of L u. rhurber, together
with certain expenses for travelling ana
clerk hire. $40
20 Expenses incident to the purchase
aud circulation Of certain marked conies OF
various United Stntes periodicals., se40
- The circulation OF 10000 copies pt
phamphlet, entitled 'fnduSthnl Cuba N222
% The cost OF circulating circulars III
four issues Of 10000 each. S1i,52o 90 VIII "A
there Is 20 he added S27 10 travelling cx.
penfes Of lieutenant T. A Carpenter, In
Cured IN connection with the United Atates
Export association Of $3.50 Isce Nouchet
40 / to abstract hcrewlthl. making In all
20 The expenses incident 10 tho circpa,
tlon OF I43 copies OF the Outlook magazine.
containing an article odltorlnlly on reclproc.
~ The expenses incident to the clrcula.
tlon of 10000 copies of the sunday editions
OF the Havana Post continuing editorial
writings ON reciprocity $50.
80 To tho Havana Post for printing ana
circulating certain pamphlets on rcciproc'
lty, sGp0.
Total sij,62e
The foregoing Ia, 20 the best OF my
.uowlcdgc. tho total amount OF the dls.
brrsomsnts for the cause OF reciprocity cnll'
ed fer IN the resolution Of congress OF Juno
49, 1902
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RAILROAD

Az the annual election Of the Galveston.
Hasrisburg and San Antonio Railway com.
psny Mr. Markham was elected nrs, Vice
president IN place OF Mr.. Kruttschaitt,
The Southern ruclnc has announced that
Il will accept direct shipments to Port
Arthur.
The cuse Of Tyler W. Cotton Belt has MT
yet been decided BY Federal Judge Bryant.
Dallas mas been granted more time hy
the Rock Island IN which TO raise the bones
required
A statement issued By the engineer OF the
fnllread commission shows that during the
nrst Ella months Of the year 2oi.3 miles o..
road have been built: under construction or
projected 2aoc miles
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New York Commercials Summary OF
tho Situation.

New York Commercials Summary Of
tho Situation.
New York. july 1.-The juno specinl Goa.
ton report prepared by the Journal Of
Commerce and Commercial Bulletin 4.
based upon ll5o replies from It's CORE.
spondents and relates 20 condition, AZ
cordlng 20 tAess returns the condition
st the end Of Junn was III, s. compared with
a condition Of pi0 In previous reports,
This indicates decline Of ga points dur.
ing tho month. Tho report sAysl
'rhe severity 81 the drauth ia TaxnA
Alnhama, Mlsslssippl and Louisiana ao.
counts larEolS foe this deterioration ia
cent ralns ~ These districts viii largely
repair lhiS damage, careful reading Of
tho correspondence reports showing That
the injury was mere prospective than
actnai and many stated the orop could
Wat from ON to three weeks f6r rain
Iehaf rehogtsd a decline ps slxtsen
points ionlsiane, Alabama and Oklahoma
snow declines Og acme consequence. but
~ othsg States the high condition repoffed
lest month EceaAs 70 have been welk main,
saineds u ID doubtful IL the crop az a rule
mas sAewn anJ imp9rtpnt deterioration.
Nitn the exception nf drouth Stricken re-,
Eons, y may safely be stated that this Ia
the beat crop "a ysars
"a fsas age our ssrrapandsrts rspass.
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BUREAU CROP REPORT.
Abundant Rainfall Is Reported with Few
exceptions.

Abundant Rainfall is Reported win rev
Exceptions.
Washington. July 1.-The following Is
the weather bureaus weekly summary OF
crop conditions;
Tho northern portions OF the country east
OF the Rocky mountains have experienced
decidedly cool feather with abundant ruin.
fall In tho Southern States the week
averaged warm, with phenomenally heavy
rains, where they were greatly needed over
q large part OF Texas and portions OF
Northern Louisiana and Southern Arknnsns
The continued low temperature through.
out the corn belt has checked the growth
or corn and heavy rains interrupted cult
walton over large areas, these unfavornble
eHects being more general over this north.
ern portion OF tho principal corn States
The general condition of spring wheat is
promising, although It's advancement has
been somewhat checked In portions Of the
spring wheat region.
Cotton continues to suffer for rain IN tho
south and centra! portions OF the cotton
bcN, and drouth conditions have rapidly d..
Noioped over the greater part OF Georgia.
Where the crop Is In less favorable conli.
tlon than In the previous week Over tho
northern portions OF the central aud eHs. ern
districts more favorable conditions exlIt
although lice arc extensively reported
throughout the central ana east nort,ong
The feature Of the week was the abunlaat
rainfall over the greater part Of the drouth
region Of Texas, IN which the condition az
cotton has been greatly improved u touth
ern Texas.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-07-02
CHRISTMAS TURNED DOWN.
The Committee Disu1lsses the Captains
Bribery CHARGES


Washington, July i.-Chairman Daizell Of
the special committee OF the house which
investigated the charges in connection
with tho purchase OF 'ho Danish West
ludies islands today submitted the report
OF that committee After detailing the
charges Of bribery ana showing that Cap.
tain Chris mas had repudiatcd tho alleged
report on which the charges we're based.
the committee sums up the results Of their
Investigation as follows
That there Is not tho sliehtcst scn-
blanee of evidence that any member OF con.
gress, either directly or Indirectly was az.
rcred or paid any bribo or was paid any
valuable consideration Of any Kind or char.
erter TO vote for or assist Ia procuring the
proposed adoptlon or ratification OF
treaty Of sale Of the Danish Nest ladies
Islands 10 thc United states. There Il
not tho reinotest ground from which rs
orpw an inference or on which TO base a
conclusion thnt there was any corrnptlon
OF wrongdong on the part Of tho pubic
officials OF the limited Ataics In connection
with tho negotiations f,s the purchase and
sale ~ the Danish West lndleN glands.
~ la plain beyond pcrat- tnture istat the
hlVvfN AneEcd In the rep0T could have
rAleted nowhere save IN the Imagination Of
christmas, since tho whole burden m he.
story is chat he had no money, IN ~
eNidenfo Ia tho fact that no had TO hogrn,y
w etuer 70 pay his passage homo from this
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Let fhs GOLD DUST twins ao yows. worry
SHORT NEWS STORIES.

GuAYAQUIL, Ecundor.--A slight earth.
quake shock was felt here Monday.
NEW YORK Tho United States cruiser
Philadelphia hns left here northbound, says
a Panama dispatch to the Herald.
NEW YoRK.--rhc government has grant.
ed $4,000 to the English railroad, snys a
salvador City. Salvador, dispatch 70 the
Herald.
NEW YoRK,--.A cablegram announcing
the departure Of General Caceres from
Paris for Lima, Peru, has produced gen
eral feeling Of uneaslness, says dispatch
to the Herald from Lima.
NEW YoRK.For the year ending June
no customs amounting 10 StO5 500 l98 have
collected at New York and beats the pre-
yious record made Ia ls0olooo by Sl2oOO,-
eco
NEW York;. t. Mehulnger, said TO
have been prctnincu' some years ago as u
sculptor has been found dcnd with n bul-
let hole In his brain Ia his little shnntv
g. J. settlement four miles from A''o'
COLORADO SPRINGS. colo.-Francls NJ.
English, killed ia the Colorado Midland
Queen Lilloukalani OF Hawaii. and was the
author OF the famous proclamation to the
American people.
CHICAGO.-In loug abandoned counter.
tcltCTG' den Mt West Van Buren, mud Hal
stcNd street $4,000 In bogus coin und cur
rcnCy mud complete counterfrltcrs ont
M, including plates for making $1,000 bins
have been found In secret vault
NEW YORK. With the exception o.
January aud March the tntnl new cant ali.
cation Cf interpretations I'm Eastern States
during june was smaller than IN any pre-
vtQuS month this year, Lggreg0tlug St9S..
lSsSco This compares with S220. $4,000
IN May.
CHICAGO county's renl estate N.
Guiding nh the rcnl estate realty IN chi
coga Is valued az 1852, 7S4 $50 for taxation
purposes. This Ia the assessed valuation,
or oae-nfth Of the full value placed by the
hoard OF assessors as a result II their work
tnis ycnr.
NEW YORK In Announcing M, retire,
ment from politics at o dinner given IN
his hr0r a Concy Island, Michael j.
Imdr who has for many years been
circles said This dlnnor m9rks IN re-
tlrement From poliuce, hut shall always
stand ready Ia help"
NEW YORK Plans are hrng conrlA.
cred according 20 spcial 90 he Herald
from PHILADELPHIA, for a consolidation -
tho glazed KID leather lntercsts. including
factories IN philadelphia, Wilmington, New
\ erE aud Lynn Mass. II Is said new
corporation VIII he Organized W few
wrecks, With n capital OF 100000
CHATTANOOGA -Thc twelfth annual
convention OF tho Southern Educational
association was formally opened Tuesday
night az the auditorium In this clty fny
. -four DAYS session President " NJ
sheets of Tallahassee, Fin. state superin-
ondent OF Florida, presided, rive nun.
ired delegates, representing all the South.
'rn states, we're present.
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Stretch and William p. Rogers, to DO n
nels; Majors Charles A. williams -
Marion I, Minus, to be lieutenant colopsa
Captain james Nancy, 10 DO mljori ~
L!cutcnAnts John G. Works and chahl
Ii, Bridges, 10 be captains
Also number of promotions iG the nd
Spencer d, Adams, North Carolina. 90
judge. and Walter l.. Weaver. OHIO q
Henry $. Foote. California. assosiA
judges OF Choctaw and Chickashw ciif.
Sh,p court
The senate later confirmed all q II
above nominations.
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CoMeRrs sloNAL.

Tho scnn'r adjourned anc do ys,crdiy
at $50 p. m,
Senator cnrmack urged confluence W
the iuvrstIgatiou Of the Philipplnr oommi
tec but II was Killed
Senators Dcvcritgc oad Rattle uppord
very cain after the atoym " the prrccl ,
Aay
Tho closing scenes 70 tho housc were ui
Of good feeling Hnd inhIntlon
The last day was martcd Ivy the pas Ing
~ q great number Of amnll hIils
Speaker Henderson made % fee Ing nd.
arcss 70 the representatives h to-c gdl urn.
mont
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HOUSTON.

ch!cf Justiee Garrett OF the court Of civil
appeals o. tho First supreme Judicial dis.
tsict waa renominated by accamaton yes.
terdAy.
Michael j. Monisoy, victim OF the explo-
ston or an oxygen generator In the Modern
phnplng establishment. cied yesterday.
County Treasurer Farmer reported coun.
~ funds to the amount Of sisa, i0s.oe on
Aend in tho county TREASURY yesterday.
Ctr Food ana MIX Inspector Noble ia.
p1ft> Good Rrosrsss Ia tho direction 81
btovsHfi16 ~ vale q impure articles Of
- usstns x rAnrs rstri. the ,euns
wensR killed ~ W, A. King Monda,
'sA~As ~ssssvsd n - asy last pishI
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Nominations Confirmed

Washington, July !. The president today
sent the following nom,na'ioas to the sen.
Rtct
Army--Cayalry; Lieutenant colonel Alien
Smith, 20 be- colonel; Major Henry ".
sprole 90 be lieutenant colonies Captnin
w A skunk, TO be major; FIRST lleutcn.
ant Alexander NJ Miller, Jr To be cap.
ipin; First Lieutenant Charles Il. Drake
20 he captain.
lnfantry' Lieutenant Coloncls John +.
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crease.
THE boil weevil Ia conspicuous by rs
comparative absence hut complaints OF lice
lice Ia. however, usually slight. Generally
the crop is late, but in South Carolina,
Texas, Arkansas and Tennessee reports In
been unusually cold, which. in conjunction
with lice has retarded the growth. Few
regions have been troubled with grassins,
white good cultivation is general"
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SUMMARY OF THE NEWS.
Today's Weather.
poMrsrlc.

The steel trust shows net cardiigs for
the past year amounting TO sJ1o1oo1o.
4 Governor vnnsant was reconstructed nnd n
tuli ticket named ny silnne1otu republic
Ans,
The remains Of the late Lard raancciote
were put abonri ship at Annaaciis bound
for England.
General rains are reported from al sec
tcns u the United states with the exeep
ticn OF two or three States.
Tho four days session OF the Southern
Educational association opened Al Chat.
taboo1n.
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EMBARKED FOR ENGLAND.
Remains OF Late Lord Pauneefote Plac,
Aboard Shin.


Aboard Ship.
Annapolis, Md, July 1.-The last rites
attendant upon the removal OF the remains
OF the late British ambassador. Lord
Pauncefotc. from this country 10 England
were hold In Annapolis this afternoon The
hodyoearcrs we're sixteen IN number~crht
sailors and eight marinea A oaisson
drawn By six horses and manned by men,
oers 81 the Fourth battery. United States
artillery from Fort Meyer, Va. bore Tho
easkct A salute Of nineteen guns was
nred ns the body was placed aboard the tua
Standish, which conveyed II 10 the nrdok
Fn, anchored IN the onng The BrooHgn
WITH Roar Admiral Coghlans pennapt nj
her peak weighed anchor at 0.65 and oro.
ceeded slowly down the Chesapeake.
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flowing aud every member In the city was
IN bis cent
Mr.. nlnsmorc (Ark) leelred, he = ~, 10
resent the insinuNtioug cfsi ny MT VOW ms
upon Mr Richardson FOR bringing the mat
ter to the attention 81 cnngrcsa, T. heihg
reported that the president had no further
communication 80 make. Tho ereaker atosc
anu With evidence ~ much feellhg, MT
dressed tho house rs trlijws
sPrAKER HBNDERsoN's ADDRESS.
"Gentltmen If ths uue Of Rep rsento
tive: Msny q us ia't ut the i & nnlng of
This sfsson as fricn5s Many q us ut the
conmotrtmM a. lha session met az
stfapgers believe thn' We shall all pert.
wheu the N mort f)r djou nm NJ comes
ny ficnds mTpl usel. The prayer which
made Va this IA use az tbs comm'ncam2rt
Of tbs conEfess tina the lou @ wonld hslp
60 eustulr the chair In enforcing he rules
has never been forgotten, You hays bicn
each hd nll q you sust,ilng forces in aid.
Ing NC In The diaeh rye I my iuty tap.
rlausel. For that, my friends, return my
grateful sck ow edgt nrn,s am proud
TO say hat ~ hcusa sine, he constitution
WAS adopt, q hiss Ia the same length Of time
done the amount Il work that tails house OF
iep cN n.etivcs his accomplished, and you
lont5t as you have all been In carrying your
touYc,itr, % Tar a. possible, inc lggisln.
iipu. T1crc has never be n an hour when
h. acr mony e debate lott scars ia any
b cas- IN hiss US Yen have all bacn
faithful ana un iring ana ia the tweny
&tn,S ( MY .yict | nave never seen 80
many irlc q IN tn 4, sing .ys IL a Sos.
Sicu ng ! nav wl nfs..
Now, ma va ~ about to part, | wish
sea al. o slfc ~ turn {, your homes and
that t,u may nll come back TO the sesoi u
icsed and icf.tshed, nd | nsk no mo,u
than that you may be as earnest thtn az
you huvc been Ia thr ssi u Just closed
laprl usri and now gCntl men, n nursu.
nrcc OF tho concurrcnt resolution Of he
Two housrs / d clate this session " the
4 fty ecycnlh congress adjourned sine die
u, ud npplHu,c.)
The gnvd fell amid the Wild applause
thai followed u fore II hld subs drd d
gtUup Of republicans on thr wcst lido nt the
hail led by Mr.. Lands dnd) and Rerrc-
scntutlyc Numl on NichD bgln to sing
"My Country 1is OF Thee, Immediately
The efraln was caught NJ III over thg hnll
and III tho gale 1 z, Then follow d the
fcencs depict 4 above.
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COMMERCIAL.

Tho weekly crop bulletin showed weather
conditions worse than expected and cot.
ton values advanced
Corn, wheat aud oats continued 10 adj.
vnnec on manipulation ana weather re.
ports.
Provisions were duh hut steady In sym.
rathy With hishcr cora ana hog prices
Stocks were strong md higher.
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Cool Weather in Ohio.

Cleveland ohio, July AFTER nearly
week OF continuous rain bright, cool
wcpthcr IA reported In Northern Ohio:-,
Reports from the country !dstricta show
tnat whilo corn and potatoes have suffered
good crops may yet stil be secured II the
weather fl favorable.
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Conditions in Kansas.

Topeka, Kan. July IAN inch and
quarter Of rain fell last night In Cloud and
bourbon counties with showers In central
PORTIONS OF tho state
OATS and corn are In 6ne shape and the
latter promises tho largest crop IN the
States history oa
In the Oklahomg, and lpdian Terrltor,eu
the crop conditions are generally reported
favorable
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The Mimnhia ball team has invited FUR
Their uouble by u ing 81, vrslu IL the box
he Inst Littl Rock
Tom c gan ran sensational race M
Waelireton Pa,k defeating a hot fivoritc.
Rune We ldcli pitchol magnificent game
tn his rtnpntarenc IN major League com
pdny
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Prisoner Rsoaptured.

Kansas city. July t.--charles u. Etue,
who escaped from the Arkansas peniten-
slary at Little Rock three weeks ago. was
arrested today, lilo had served but eleven
months OF twenty.oneyenr sentonreefcr
Mghwhy robbery, committed az hot
Springs
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Heayy Rains In renneasee.

Knoxville, Tenn, July i--Durlng the
past week extraordinary rains have fallen
IN this section. but the general eject on
crops has been favorable, farmers having
reported need Of rains
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RItn,lnaham Miner out.

birmingham, Ala. July 1.-The so
slou OF work by the coal miners d
birmingham district began today. 4
ll,CuO miners. according 10 President Y
OF thc mine workers, obcyed tine ords
quit work
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FIRST LOSS OF LIFE.
Strikers Are Indignant at the kiIlir
an Italian.

an Italian.
Wilkeshsrre, Pa. July Tho frat
OF life during the anthracite strike
cured oday at tho William A. soliisy
Dnryca Antonio Giuseppe, an ItaI.
was shot dead by one OF tho coal and !
policemen from behind the stocbade os
coliicry. The fieads OF the dend nan
he was walking ON the road near the Cd
ade when he was hred upon lie lnsia
on mahlng MS way into the stockadt
was hred upon. Iaerc IL much indin
tion over the shooting and the shsrAl
laek0wnna county was summoned 10 Y
steps 20 preserve order, as IL was rc1xs
that there would be an uprising amo1s
!tf, iEpfFS aud that they would az acs I
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prIvlna Out csttIs.

ArdmoFe, !. r., July i.--Aundrods OIL
cattle Imported from southwest Texas are
being driven out OF the Territory by the
efasrs frem the interior Department.