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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-01-13

In Boston a colored preacher was caugh;
riding cash drawer Bostoanns don't
seem 10 be familiar With She colored
brothers way OF taking up collections.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-01-13

Mr.. Parkhurst has told the country what
ne thinks Of foctballi viii he not now give
us his opinion Of leapfrogi
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-01-13

Mayor Low Of New York advocates pub.
iei;y In tho running OF the city lie shouhi
have care,.for Il was TOO much publicity
that got his predecessor into trouble.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-01-13

There is no thing so dead but what II
nnhy revive" The Raines law sandwich
has been resuscltsted In New York,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-01-13

Actor Melbourne MacDowel says regard
Ing the marriage he Is trying TO have an.
nnlled that he was dragged. This SOUNDS
Ike the plant u pri1etEhter.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-01-13
POLITICS IN TIE STATE.

List OF the Executive Committee, Which
Is to Meet Soon.
Austin, Texas, January lion account
Of the near approach Of the time for the
meeting Of the democratic state executive
committee the names of the committee.
men, as selected during tee Waco conven.
tion, two years ago, may he Of interest to
tho many candidates over the State, who
are on the hunt for an office.
James b. Wells OF Brownsville, Cameron
county, is chairman. and the committee by
senatorial districts is made up Of the fol.
lowing;
tirst--O. c. Oliver Cass county
Seccnd-H. f. Henderson, Hopkins coun.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-01-13

The hlghwayman who held up Chicago
editor and got himself killed was probably
doing II jusf FOR practice; he must have
kpoNn thers was nothlng in It.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-01-13

II, as Prof Loeb says, Life Is an electro.
dynamic principle the cause of the stop.
page OF our wheels IS probably burned.
out fuse.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-01-13

An American PROFESSOR has beer called
80 teach Latin In Rome. But that's moth
ins; we've been shippIps sauer kraut to
Dsrmany fer years.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-01-13

Seokcr.-Q Was tho chief executive Ola.
GERS Of nny ot the states ever termed
president
a, Delaware. South Carolina and the
Vow Hampshire constitution Of 17Sl pro
Vtcd Tor n single head Of the executive do
pu,tmonl JON, called him president. Tho
title WAS altered 10 governor by South
toroliua In IT'S Delaware ana New Hump
shire IN 1-ng
The Tucson citizen., 1902-08-13

Il consider General Lee such an an-
thority on Cuban matters that his re-
cent statement can not be disputed.
He enjoys the confidence OF the mem
berS OF both parties and knows the
Cuban situation thoroughly ! shall
never forget the very interesting
statement he made before one OF the
House committees on the wonderful
resources of Cuba. the fertility of her
soil and the millions Of dollars that
were going to waste because of the
woeful lack OF enterprise In the island.
Mir Newlands remarked that the
large element in Cuba who favored
annexation feared at the present time
TO propose such a step for fear II
wonld precipitate revolution. as the
men who now hold the balance Of
power In the island would naturally
object to relnquishing their grasp on
affairs when the sweets of authority
were so new to them.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-08-13
NEVADA SAFELy DEMOCRATIC
NoNIdndS VIII Be Sent to the Senate TO Sue.
C0od Bonanza Jones

NASltI%9To& sF e AuE D. - Ae
t1erup. RAJ state useu pta ARE uns iu
Washington regard Senator Stewart =
latest antonio rvnt that Nevada s*.a
80 Republican a. tae sogFrf = aus f.
erAbje amusement They consider
that Nevada "a as sarej} na1.h ratJe
a. ia Texas 81 N;s&sssipp ana hey
haye not he slightest doubt that a
Ter1oc rat wfll ~ elected next fail 10
sue eed senator Jones and should
Representative %ewla0is he ~ les ted
for this honor AZ II substantially
certain in case the state goes E'em-
ograttc they fnlly expect that eood
Democrat will he elected TO succeed
Representative <eW lands !n the house
senator CarmAek OF Tennessee who
is chairman Of the literature commit
tee Of the Democratic Congressional
The Tucson citizen., 1902-08-13
THE NAVAJO LRkOS
MAY BE LsEhSED
A Syndicate oil kes Workers Sefk.
in0 Valuable Mining 1a1 TiHl6r
C0fCCsS.0rs

ALBtQUERQt z y II Aug T. Il r.
lalmpd thAt tbs y}ei, Vi iudiae Cot..,
ml ss.oner Jones ;u the Navajo lna%aa
reservation vas fDr an important pao-
pose. Com missioner Jones was az
cumpaniet hy state senator Sh.rusa@
of Ne~ York who represents q "a
of New IorIt an3 Michigan capita t.'.
dealrous of securing a lease an she va
rions timber ard coat areas on the T"-
aerYatton In the hYeHt ~ 3he Jesse
being secured IL il Kaid that tie cor.
poratjon expects to eetahl 70 large
lumber enterprises ard "a develop
mlning properties gold. copper ana
coai 10 Il large extent
Commissioner Jones has left Aibu-
querque on his retarn 10 Washington
He f. said TO he fayorahly impressed
With the offer made hy the capitalists,
The amount of money derived from the
lsase would. !; Is said make the Aava~
Jos almost enslerly self-supporting
The recommendation OF the commls'
sioner wil probably govern the de-
partment In the matter
The Tucson citizen., 1902-08-13
WHISKEy SEIZED
Several Men Arrested But Il Is Not
Shown That Vanderbilt Had
Anything to Do Win the
C0ntr3bdnd Goods

ASHENlLLE y G. Aug l. Noon
b. ne whisky has been added to the
numerous products Of the big George
" Vanderbilt estate Three moon
sinners caught operating a sixty gallon
3.-u1lery near the Vanderbilt hunting
ioara vii oe tried at the next term OF
fh~ federal court at Hendersonville,
Fit" men were caught in the raid.
h"t fHo proved to the satisfaction OF
Commissioner Blythe that they were
aoHo,ainecrs who had Just happened
The three others w r Reyes,
= II C9Guura and Lawrence C0gburn
Hesa unable satisfactorily 70 deny
tha ownership If the still 100 gallons
~ orr mash aa3 4 csreful Of whisky.
e'i H're he.. tor trial
TAa raid Aa, uadp In Pink Bed VAL
part aF the Vanderbilt estate,
urar Mount l'-cah and fifteen miles
tsam i5ltmu~f House II has long
h-en fauaa~ moon hiue q strict. hut
Nr \ saefl + became tte owner
aetart effort taFe been made to
'an.a oH' 'he il5a1t business
The country very rugged and the
tflej~ primitive Roads ara now
3..r2 built through that part Of the
estate and SD mountainous is the land
ira: me ~ those roads crosses
stream Xty~one times In six miles.
u another part twenty bridges have
Daer huj' 81 a fcw miles
stli th 4 capacity Of three gal
-tr.. q Gat wae broken uD on the estate
fas mIes from Bltmore last week.
THO ri .FGutajEeer operating II had
corn grinder az home manufacture, and
urat, tod that he was "Mistah Wander
htk~ private distillah
The Tucson citizen., 1902-08-13
WHILE PHPh PRAYED
TIE GIRLS tL0PED
Daughters 0' Z h0Tmo3 t.5-~ In
indiana DID Not Pr Ft.'h in
C0d

EVANSVILLE Ind Aae -5-
N5s4es Nau#e ard M4 r Brown ot
%ewt8yg ard \ = AsAhy aua Mi
AShhy 81 EoaE star aa heatasf f.v.
vrrt. ua~flea last Eh, st A.ou' .1i"
naeF oemanl rsu1ztaneo.. The
fa,A.f of a.. =, Ecy J B Eroa"-
Mormon elder and re ouiIy lived
~ Reads Station The girls "h0 are
f. and If wears ola resp" "tsely nl~t
the Afhhy brothers. au3 c9srtsh,p
followed
Last niEhf the youug men went "a
Nevtprg for the purpose 81 marrvina
'be girls The father opposed the
match bat when the daughters pleaded
ajth him be agreed 10 pray over the
matter and II the Lord would give His
perm tssion for III, u 10 marry he would
consent Elder Brown called In She
members of his 7ock and his two
daughters. and all knelt In PRAYER
"A ihejr father prayed the girls
slipped ont of the house and we're met
by their kentucky lovers They
eloped to BoonyIeo a short distance
away and were married The father
has not yet given his parental blessing
The Tucson citizen., 1902-08-13

MORGANTOWN. w Va. Aug. ID
The remarkable fast OF thirty days
maintained by Or. Earle Purinton,
lecturer in the summer school at the
West Virginia University. located
here. and n son of Or. d. B, Purinton.
the president of the institution. came
To an end last night. and the first food
taken after 1t was eaten this morning.
\ small dish Of cereal was the morn
ing meal and at IL o'clock a poached
egg was eaten. DR. Purinton Will
gradually increase tie quantity until
his normal eating habit is reached. IL
the starvation method has had other
than good results with DR.. PuEinton,
his appearance does not indicate 1t.
do look prostrated?" he asked
today. in response to an inquiry.
why, have just rowed heavy boat
ten miles. and not many men who
have meat and vegetables three times
a day can do better than this. feel
The Tucson citizen., 1902-08-13
ANNEXATION OF 0UBA BECOMES A LIVE ISSUE

AN invitation from this country TO
Cuba 10 become part of the United
States continued Mir Newlands, ls
absolutely necessary in order to dis
arm any suspicion on her part that
she might become a military depend
ency. such as the Philippines.
Senator Morgan OF Alabama comes
out fiat-footed for Cuban annexation.
Cuba. said the Senator. lis as
necessary to the United States as
Ireland is to Great Britain. 1t is I'M
necessary to refer 10 the fact that this
has been recognized since the days OF
Thomas jefferson Every ar-sighted
American knows today, as every far
sighted American has recognized in
the past. that Cuba must eventually
become part Of the United States.
Il am inclined to agree with Mr..
Newlands that the time has come
when we should take a decisive step
toward Cuban annexation.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-08-13

like a new man and am stronger in
every way for having cut out the eat
ing business, BESIDES being better on
physically, ! feel better spiritually FOR
having tasted a month A man cant
love his fellow-man as he ought to
with his stomach full of meat and pas
try. 1t keeps him too busy digesting
his food In summer time TO think much
of anything else.
You will find in the tuture much
more of fasting. Instead of being
now new thing. It is regularly fol-
lowed by many physicians and SCI
entsts. When the habit Of fasting a
certain period each year becomes uni
versal people will live longer and doc
tors will get scarce. There Is no good
reason why future generations should
not live to be 200 years old If absti-
nence from food for one month each
year becomes universal II you keep
greasing machinery without wipng 1t
The Tucson citizen., 1902-08-13

have favored annexation ever since
Cuba ceased to he a Spanish possess
ion and there IL no doubt that they
have been impressed by the prosperity
which free trade has brought to Porto
Rico
The recent utterances of General
Lee and Consul General Bragg upon
the Cuban situation have made consid-
erable Of an impression, as the Ameri-
can people have little faith in the sta
hjlitv of South American Republics.
General Lees blunt declaration that
the failure OF reciprocity means an
archy with annexation as an inevitable
outcome Is the opinion Of man whose
familiarity with the theater OF action
in Cuba can not he questioned
In discussing General Lees views
REPRESENTATIVE Newlands, who intro
dufed In the House resolutions inVit-
ing Cuba to become a part OF the
United Safes. said:
The Tucson citizen., 1902-08-13
TROOPS HELP HER
CoadItIonS Are Growing Serious
aid Friction Between Troops
md PoDulaCe Liable TO OC-
cur ANU Momen,

4 HENANDOAH. Pa Aug l2.--A
&Iataon 0f the Governors Troop OF
1 #CagaIry went to Turkey Run Hill to-
day On an errand of mercy. and rescued
small family from the prosecutions
& strikers. There had been petty acts
dUolenre reported from that territory
nea-ly every day for week.
4 To-day General Goblin received pa
i thetic letter from Mrs Thomas Quinn.
afe OF a non-union Workmen who IS
#ympIoyed in the Gilberton coIliery "
ue Reading company. in which she
'd Of the wrongs inflicted on her ny
|sTikerS She said stones had been
thrown through the windows al night
one Of them nearly striking her sleep
.ag ch.l9; the house was damaged,
Gnd while she vas outdoors one might
a shot was fred at her.
She said crowds gathered around the
house. hooted aud jeered at her and
the child and hung Grape on the door,
Her husband she declared, was COM
PEELED % stay I'm the mines In order ~
earn money to keep them from starV-
ag, and as he could not leave his work
he asked the commanding officer of
Ihe troops to prot .et her
The cavalry reached her home al :.
5 morning afd drove n crowd of men
from about the house. took the woman
and rhila and sent them to the hospital
q. pottsyilIe. On the way back the
u,np was jeered and some stones were
thrown.
Matthew Pawlanlas and Joseph Cal
lOs~l charged with the death Of Jo-
..pa Dejdall. were arraigned today
THE Iustice committed them to jail
tuau bail aud the task of taking
jaeH through the gathering crowd TO
ne alton was successful. The sol
e- sept back the crowd which q.
.us. aas threatening and the Crap
2s tely landed In the pottsvilla
.a
A the camp last night there
lara groups of men with whom ;he
Gt1 could not come in touch and
Rha .,saated as rapidly az the soldiers
O. "a A number OF shots were
fired paI no arrests were made The
-.ra, rs day by day show q growing
,oHr, pt for the soldiers.
" Inspector Stein. Of this district,
said cay that he Thought an attempt
voHl 10 made within week tn or-
crate some of the mines In the district,
ard hat because of the weakened posi-
tan u the organization the operators
thought they could get a number OF
strikers TO return to work.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-08-13

WASHINGTON. u. C.. Aug. l3-Re'
publican leaders who are in close
touch with the administration say that
the question of Cuban annexation Is
giving the President considerable con-
Germ, and 1t is asserted hat he VIII
call in consultation. regarding TINS
matter, the leading men of his party
Il the President realizes the gravity
ot the situation. what can be said OF
the bett-sugar and sugar-cane pro-
dncers. who were instrumental in de-
faating a bill establishing reciprocal
relations with the Cuban Republic:
From their standpoint. the argn-
uent against annexation Is five times
a~ strong and weighty as the argument
against reduction of only 70 per cent
lD the sugar duties.
As a matter of fact. 1t Is said thp
majority OF the planters and nearly al.
ol the business interests in the lsIaho
The Tucson citizen., 1902-08-13
HOT EXCHANGE OF SHOTS BETWEEN
AMERICANS AND MEXICHNS HS A
RESULT OF A ROW IN A ShLOON
M6XICdnS Made Prisoners, 6xCcDt One VINO
Was Killed and Another VINO Escaped,
and Mdy Be LvnCh0d

BATTLE. Wyo Aug IA crowd
ot drunken MeN ans sheep herders at
tempted 70 taAe the town Of Battle
last night alth a resul, that one of
tbe members WIS mo:tally wounded.
several made their escape INTO the
woods a.e 0f whom was shot In the
l"g While fleeing one white man
Has h.t 1n tie right heel and MISS
Estr.l Sanders, resident vas Sc
>ny~.y -9t In the face by a window
p8na hrgien Jy stray shot
The trouble occurred In the Ofn 2
saloon. where the Mexicans had b*eI
drinking during the afternoon. To
ward nssht the} became more bot@
terons AMI extremely Insnjeut ia the
Americans vho CHANGED 10 come into
the place
Natter reache.l climax when oue
n their number called one of The
town hoys "rn0 Gr4uGo CaborQa
Frank Carter the A:oef3can address i
in this manner Immediately RESENTED
the Insult aud pHt his hand on b =
qua In ar instant every Mexican III
fhe nnuse haA his sjN-shoHer ju h
haua ar4d rofnp..1e-p surrounded f'Ar-
tag THe lattaa partner fastened 80
E.< a-s.staHrs. ca8.ag oat IN 3t'1
tones Hand ne fseg, ore 9f yoI
Yer q nsomsai an1v hr sass master es
;be sirua .or Nhva the He7sas hf
e8r - a5ss bs~se tHr.r ~eaaHas }8 es-
er1 j.le Gea aa@ 6fe# - h5aaA a.
etafs &@aEt aa q s#l Er
AYua aH rt aN ha& tH
5a, &C.. w =
The Tucson citizen., 1902-08-13

of IL will soon clog So with the hui
man system If you don't remove the
food entirely from it once in while
it will clog aud finally stop
The object of Professor Purinton's
course has been to demonstrate that
fasting is the cure for many diseases.
In other words, he has sought to attain,
to use his own words, renovation.
domination. delectation and illumina-
ton
Renovation" he says, frees the
physical body of disease. present and
potential.
The second object Is domination |
want to declare that the voluntary fast
brings a mental control. conscious
power over the body. that Is forever
beyond the scope of external healing
or educating or religionizing.
Dinner. disease and death are the
logical and busy triumvirate at whose
slightest nod humanity's chief execu-
The Tucson citizen., 1902-08-13
COLLEGE PROFESSOR ENDS 80 Days FIST

r-Fear--smites down at S5 q
man whose body should last at least
goo years. and then be transmitted into
the universal. unsuilied by the heetfn9
shadow we call death. Break the
shackles of meal time. Evolve fron
the family table Forget the archaic
dinner bell Let hunger alone. and
you have taken the frst step toward
individual growth.
The third item Ii dsiectataon. 1l1f
own experience viii prove this unoGk
conclusively After a continuous kn5G
for thirty days am beginning a. xNet
actual hunger for the first tiu1e hi 4
years 1t has taken mora t1iMtA I<
weeks to rid the body III al 6lxT
fare, fried potatoes. mead s
pickles. condiments. pastrie1 nm tkA
rest of the poisonous prucessIpn n1e
to swallow for food And Aix1c9 <k1
child hunger has returned thare N II
sensuous delight III eafings
The Tucson citizen., 1902-08-13

.1a u.E,.-a ss at taaf hn & q noi
"a. .5e<s rfete HaE 1Ha Ebtest chance
tsa' Nevada v4u18 - Republican.
1871 coayse. mira .~s @ay happen be
IS 2.1sf y 5tb ,ae f5, s#''uE - 50
ue4y In favor 5f 'be i'emp raj
party a. 5t Ia naW and aga net t3.r
k.puhl an parts ls~aa~ Of ife br1t.a
pgeIeea eould consider II even
mere miracle shauid Nevada e. f"t
ttsa slngle standard after having been
devoted ali these Years "a silver
There seems To he $50 doubt that Rers
resentaitHe Newlsnds aill he the
nernfsratic candidate for the Senate
and hls election is substantially sure,
served @lth MIR Ne~lands In the
Hoase goE several years and consider
him one of the most active aud useful
members of that body
The Tucson citizen., 1902-08-13

That a number ot A. cans were not
taljea outright.
The residents az fba town .wm"ji
ately rallied around Deputy Sheriff
ElWooa aua static, -l themselves be-
hind the tteos stEmp~ a0d tho coyet
of buildings anI for several minutes
brisl fire was kept up hy b0th sides
The NeAjcaU~ were fGhtgng with :
Cots reYolyers ~h5ie nearly every
American Was armed with q Win
chester rife Gradually a line Wa
lofmrd arnHui the IeAIcans. wHo
all the While remained glos" together.
Once they made an attempt ~ reach
,heir horses hut pere rut dE from
doing THIS and Oh being commanded
threw up their hands gave themselves
Up and handed oxet their guns With
the exception ~ tva of their number
~ ao tftrd ga fe ape aii the while
he.p'ne Up running FIRE One 30
us8a iugaa Ras araaEit down by q
aat thtpagh 'be stomach 9hr
other f~Ear-I. $500 @eifd Ia esfap Ge
bss1 ~as hst Ia the rsht ee lus, as b.
Got tut9 the timber Those @Ao ga q
thsnssI so@ Hp being sis iG aum'#:
ws1e roga5A3 up iE fhc saloon 3aer@
t}e trouble eammeu@@f THeT ws3i
he hs}d peG }saa r complete nt .ra-
}aH e tha aEa.r
EtsgE 8aa 81 to.a to-day Is armed
fa the leatA ses7gue ss-' She Hez au-
ap aavn ea t'a .9@a As taete
.sa eea~-a af thsn 5n Ills iffaf7@ af1
ste Rfra thyr ns - shees.
T# taiD tre taes
The Tucson citizen., 1902-08-13
HARPER ACCUSED
Head Of CHICAGO University Stuffed Ballot Box
to 6drrv Point

CHICAGO Ill Aug l&,-The fight
against President Harper's segrega-
t.un plan which the alumnae of the
University OF Chicago are waging
took a new form yesterday when a
circular was sent ont by The exceeds
cmbodying their position on the mat
tcp
The 90 ment is headed "Segrega
ion OF txes at the University of
Chicago" and contains several charges
Of unfair dealing against President
Harper 1t asserts that he caused the
action of the juHior college faculty to
be tverthrown by dscardlng number
The Tucson citizen., 1902-08-13
W0MRk CONFESSED
LOVER KILLED HUSBAND
Sensational Sccao IN Jail When tie
Detectives Worked the "Iaird
Degree"

CLEVELAND. q Aug I3 -Mes e-
natz WiurchoWshy has made written
Jnlession IA the police that the man
who shot ard killed her husband on
sunday night was Charles Janas}d "a
former hoardor at tho WjgFnhoW i y
Home. and sRbnn she ALLEGED was nf4t-
gated with her
aated Nilh her
acre an fheir na, home waeu man
rushed from 'he bushes and hl5.eI tae
husband Immediately
TIE confess un paH 81. ar@a m.H '
acting of ths crime av fNo s.fy esfe.-
t3es. Who's She revolver was Ps.ntei
a. the dsErty y~a bead by tha mlu
rnaf. vroT Toe w aau Nra, iuto hyefer.
~ at.t .re. a Hs Gaa lf- G*a.ae
jaYas5
The Tucson citizen., 1902-08-13
BIG HOSPITAL SYSTEM
FOR TRUST EMPLOYEES
TIE American Steel and WirG Com
ndOg VIII Erect tmG'GaGCg
Hospitals

PHILADELPHIA. Pa Aaz IT., "A
aasp.tal for 'Hn treatment oi emersen-
cases will be established on the
-round Of each OF the tHenty-to,
plants Of the American Steel and WI.
company. at total cost to'the conf
nanE for buildings ard equipments II
nsary 100000
Fl j4 calculated that they ~.N be
ready 70 receive patients within SIX
'H3utbs.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-08-13

WASHINGTON. y. c.. Aug Ii
~ecretary Shaw has declined to serve
az buffer between this government
and the new Cuban Republic in the
matter Of issuing $35 900 900 Of bonds.
Tie cahlegram from Minister SqulreS
about the bonds issue was TRANSMITTED
by the State Department Secretary
Shaw and it. %was expected that ne
would have the solicitor for the Treas
ury Department prepare an oplnlon
as to whether the proposed loan
violates the Platt amendment sec
The Tucson citizen., 1902-08-13
SERIOUS REVOLUTION
MOB HOLDS BARCELONA
Report That the American, Italian
and Dutch C0nsuIdles Hdye
Been Rdided

ASHlNGTON. h. C.. Aug. l3--
Neither the State nor the Navy De.
partment has received coniirmatlor OF
the press dispatches from the Port Of
Spain which were conveyed tEUeH
from Barcelona hy boat. Of the extent
OF the iIshting At Barcelona. and the
report that the American. Italian and
Dutch consulatcs have been pillage1
officials of the Navy Department are
confident that Commander Mclean ~
the Cincinnati ajj De able tn take
care ol American Interests there
The Tucson citizen., 1902-08-13
THE CUBAN BOND PROPOSAL
Our Government Officials Worried Oy pOSSl
bnlteS Of the Case

retary Shaw however has ahnoun, w
that the State Department is the ptop'
Of branch to deal with this queS''ol''
II is believed the subject VIII De Ie, re,
rt.Iel TO the Attorney ey-General Tor d"
omrials here are puzzled # the ne
1,nitnd V, states demands that no loan be
,.arotfated om.ctT there is no banking hrm
,.'H ~" world that will purchase the
bonds If the United States makes max, :,
mo",r W. nrotest this government in moral
lnnse Nv e. becomes the guarantor OF tne
bonds
The Tucson citizen., 1902-08-13
Spanish War Veterans
Hold Social Reunion

COUNCfL BLUFFS. la. Aug, "a
The veterans Of the Spanish war are
pouring into the city 10 take part in
the reunion OF the National Society Of
the Philippines which began here to-
day
Among the early arrivals were Gem
erai irving Hale president OF the So
ciety. Generals Macarthur, Wheaton
and King
This afternoon General Hale deltv-
cred the annual address
The Tucson citizen., 1902-08-13

q; votes on a technieality that had
never been enforced. According TO
the circular. the faculty voted against
segregation. the ballot standing 10 to
II After the meeting. 1t Is said.
President Harper spoke to two mem-
bers of the faculty and caused them
to change their vote from negative
TO affirmative. Then he himself
voted. next threw out six opposing
votes on technical grounds, and sew
eral hours later announced the vote
as II to II In favor OF his plan.
President Harper refuses to discuss
the charges.