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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-11-28
INTERESTING FACTS.

For Nearly Every Man, Woman or Child.
short time ago we published an article
recommending to our readers the new dis
covery for the cure nf Dyspepsia, called
stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets and the claims
then made regarding the wonderful cura-
five properties Of the remedy have been
abundantiy sustained by the facts. People
who were cautious about trying ncw RENE,
dies advertised in the newspapers and
wore finally Induced 10 give Sfusrts Dys-
pepsia Tablets trial WeIo surprised and
delighted AZ the results In many cases a
single package costing but 20 cents at
INV drug store made a complete cnre and
IN every instance the most beneficial re-
suits were reported. From a hundred or
more received we have space 10 publish
only few Of the latest, but assure our
readers we receive so many oommendatory
letters that we shall publish each week a
fresh list Of genuine, unsolicited testimo-
mails and never publish the same one
From James Yemmeisler, La Crosse, Wis.
Stpart'e u spepsla Tablets are doi1g mr.
more good than anything ever tried and
was 40 pleased at results that ! gave away way
several boxes to my friends VINO nave also
had the same benefits
From Jacob Anthony, Portmurray, New
yareev. have taken Stfurts pFspnn'l b
Tail Is with tho best resulis- had Dys
gspNla fnr six years and na4 taken % great
~ ~ rlrdfcirn but The Tablets seem 10
I ke right hoid end feel good ! am g
farmer ana lime burner anu hfaihia
recommend 10 every one Who has any
tronbie with his stomach 70 use these Tau
From Mrs. NJ X West Preston, MINI
+ have received surprisingly good effects
from using stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets ]
gave One-half OF my last box 20 a friend
SSrbo Also suffered from indigestion and she
md the same good results
From Mrs Agnes X italston, Cadillac
Nricb I have been taking Stuart's Dys.
aansis Tablets and am very much better,
md feel very grateful for the great benefit
have received IN so short time.
stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets ate .r ser
are not claimed 70 he curerall. but are
nrensTed Tor stomach troubles ouly, and
physicisns and druggists eyerywnsre recon.
nl.Is T1xsnenSia sour or acid stomach
bssrtbTrn. biosting or wind on stomach
and similar disorders
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MlssIssIpPI RIvgR ToNNAeE.
some Figures Showing the Rapid De-
crease Recently.
fSneciaI 70 Thu Post


crease Recently.
Especial 70 The Post.)
washington. November 81 - General
James A. Lamont, supervising inspector OF
ste. mboats, in his Office at the treasu
department today gave The Post CORE
spondent the following BIT Of information
going to show in striking way the de-
crease in tonnage of Mississippi river
steamers.
In 1854 there were inspected at St LonlS
100 steamers with tonnage OF 32,G0i Fot
this wear t1gO2i the numhcv o. vessels NJ
spccted was 1853, with a total Of a3 l25 tlns'
New Orleans. 1854 steamers inspectel'
81: tonnage, 3J,G,H
New Orleans. 1902, steamers Inspected
1856: TOM &c. S7,272. o..
Louisville, 1854, steamers Inspected o.
louisville. 1902. steamers inspected, 6O'
Nashyile. 1864, steamers inspected, 80;
Sasbsvilie' 1902 steamers inspected. u.s.
tonnage s9T1. -,
In 1854 Memphis was included IN Ine
Louisville and Nashville inspection as
trlcfs and was not made q separate lnspee,
tou district until 1871. That year there
we're inspected at Memphis SO steamers,
wifi a tonnage OF 1852, This year =,
steamers were inspected, with tonnage o.
10,01l.
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TURKEY DAY IN LONDON
The American Colony Appropriately
Observed the Holiday.
ANNUAL DINNER AT THE CECIL HOTEL.
ksuuith Jokinely Alluded to the dreaded
American lnvasionp and Ambassador
Chosto E!oauertly Responded.

London. November 2T.--Neary 500 Amer
lean citizens, with a sprlnkllng OF disun-
guished English men and women. parici-
mated In the annual THANKSGIVING dinner
held At the Cecil hotel tonight under tine
auspices Of the American society IN Lon
don. The company included Ambassador
Choate and Mrs. Choate, all the members
OF the embassy stan now hcre, Robert
Mccormick, American ambassador 70 hns-
STA: Consul General Evans NJ. Hon H. H.
Asuulth. Lord Reay, Lord Fairfax uhe
American peer. Field Marshal Lord ron
erts and sir Henry Norman Inc speeches
were numerous and abounded 10 good reel
ing and reciprocal compliments. Ioasts In
honor Of King Edward and or President
Roosevelt were drunk with equal epthus-
iasm.
Mr.. Asquitn, proposing the health OF Am
basssdor choate. iokingiy alluded TO the
dread American Invasion and then re-
ferfed 10 the long line Of distinguished
ministers and ambassadors that the United
states had sent 70 England. each OF whom,
he said. mad largely contributed 70 tns
nr, Ecnt haour relaliOus o. toe Two hati"hh
and none more than Mr.. Cnoate.
DO rcspondug ~ ms t"is iin ,,r,,,,s's
r,ferouoc to tne "dge3G American invasion
and com0lnes" by sayins% - 90 an,
Ladies Bnd Cent? lemon IAere ; ~, on
o,u1ttne which meets the approval OF the
people Of both couaules-t1.e A'iaauc ,, fS5l
rnitcs tae people OF b0th countries
America nnds herself now the happy reeip
lent OF good VIII from all hnu0ns ~.
I,rnbla andg herself IN the enyiaOle Du
embarrassing position Of benny sq laeIes
ana eetlcmen. Columbia does MOI mean
10 give aenself away; she means, nke your
rreat Queen Elizabeth. TO maintain nef ~"
dcnendt.nce TO the end. Al the same tlms
II can not but be conceded that she under.
etanda the natures OF her kindred tnoas OF
her own race and tongue
Referring to the origi9 q Ihsns g ,1s!
Dsy Mr.. Choate eloquently alluded 20 ftes'
fdent Raosevelt who, he oafo, was 20
strong. brave and TIED that ne night nm.
self have heen the leading spirit OF the
Ns vdoSTer II was his tpnu6nce ano e1-
ample, continued Mr. choste: that was re-
sDonsfbie for the interest that young Ana.
Sern@ Sssre now aasElns m benhee and TIE
v,sor. eouRnEs ana Aorasa eynpstSS VIVID
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RtlcHsTAG HEROES.
Nm Statesmen in a Rage Over the
Tariff Question.

Mm Statesmen in a Rage Over the
Tariff Question.
krn. November % Scenes of great up
iri disorder resulted In the reichstag
h from a motion introduced by the
tr Of The central, national liberal and
wuserTatIve parties providing for talk
h Tce Oh the tarln rs n whole. Baron
fof offered the motion. which was
Ftsi with laughter by the socialists and
Pals whereupon the baron remarked:
'pt,nen, you have driven us to this
be-
b socialist speakers Richter and Barth,
lalaed that the motion was contrary TO
rules Of The house. President Won
f.siien admitted he was in doubt on the
4lna faised and declined to decide on
lantsibility Of the motion, leaving the
e iof the house to decide after n full
5-S9n. During the debate on the rules
,soshists created great disorder. Herr
III aud others shouted "Pickpockets!"
har ulTich, who repeatedly interrupt
IL speakers, was called - order three
b We conservatives shouting Put him
Ifros. F'''P'NN" uA''i
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Ennliahmen Trust Roosevelt.

London. November 2s.-The morning
papers here. commenting on yesterdays
Thanksgiving banquet in addition TO
speaking of the customary compliments to
the United States and to Ambassador
Choate take occasion TO call attention to
the rapid disappearance of old aulmoslties
and in this connection allude to the change
between conditions now and those existing
previous 10 the Venezuelan BOUNDARY crisis.
there is no need to fear under President
Roosevelt a repetition OF anything Ike
the manifesto OF former President Cleve-
land
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THE WHITE HOUSE DINNER.

Only mennhers OF the Family and Few
Personal Friends We're Present
washington, November e7. President and
Mrs. Roosevelt had NJ their Thanksgl Ing
dinner only members Of the fanlly and a
few personal tieuds The table was SET
In the state dining room. Those present
were:
The president and Mrs. Boos vet, Sem
ator ind Mrs Lodge Mr.. and Mrs. Br oke
Adams, Mr.. G. II. Davis and Mis- Davis
Mr. and Mrs Douglas Robinson, Captain
aud Mrs c wlea, Mr.. Theodore DOugl Is
Robinson, Miss Helen Roosevelt, Miss
Roosevelt, Miss Robinson. b j. X.
Oracle. Mr.. Robert Ferguson, Mr., Theo-
dore Roosevelt Jr., Mr.. john Elliott, Miss
Ethel Roosevelt.
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Thanksniyina ObseNsnee.

Beaumont, Texas, November 27-rhanks-
giving Day was observed by q great many
Beaumont people today and services were
had either in the shape OF union services
OF as UNCONVENTIONAL There were two
thirds of the stores closed this afternoon,
though a good many remained open until
l. O'Clock. At that hour. however, there
was a general closing, which took IN bar
her shops and everything where there
were many men employed. The banks were.
of course. closed and the postofhce OBJ
served Sunday hours. The courts all ran
along Just as II there was nothing IN
usual about the day, there being ave In
session nearly all day and IN the morning
fharn fNere slE.
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HI sonfrIero,n nestrnotion.

Kingstown, ST. Vincent, November e.
Yesterdays eruption OF la soufricre oc-
CURED at the head Of the dry river. Rabac-
ca, where huge quantities OF volcanic de-
posits had blocked tho water course since
the eruption last May, In spite Of the sub
of yesterday a raging. steamlnC torrent
flowed from the base OF La Soufriere and
swept down the Rabucca, completing the
destruction Of the sugar works there. Sand
fell ON Georgetown and other places.
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Beaumont, Texas. November 27.--since
the Aood here the paved district instead Of
being submerged with water has been al
most submerged with mud Today Com
missioner John Breach began employing
wagons AT 80 cents per hour TO hnul II
on the pavement ard he Is making aulte
change ~ the appearance OF things.
II Is estimated TINT the rice crop has
harD damaged more thun SlOOOOo by the
recent heavy rains Ia Jefferson county
,rbn case m the Federal court OF Haw-
iN. rs Harwood. involving the Hardin
Comfy league. has not yet been finished.
.rbe Black yipers" Is the bill at the
KYLE tomorrow night.
The Woodmen Of the World viii have a a
s,9aker Monday night and officers win
no elected at that time also.
the Eagles last night nominated their
ofncers for the coming terms,
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FiIT0N AT HAVANA
| Effort viii Be Made to Settle
4 cirar Makers Strike
!, WILL MEAN TROUBLE.
Men Who Were Wounded .rnd,.
d ~ s ~.v. suecumbed to Their
r.s0D MANY Arrests Made.

..vsmber q, --Endeayors are
rsI ~ settle the differences be-
re ., - and their employ
tis g. lls,morod tonight that another
r.0 vii be declared should these
! ''r ..,, through. It is stated that
|Ts7' l.' would not join in the move
~ man who were wounded yes
q :, while in a street car os ,
sTel s.ur, 4 neighbOriug house diea
90 !. I'm have been no further disturb
Iss ., mayor has ordered the police
Ins M tse occupants of the houses
RI ~ ! ,se shots may have been nre"
'ps .'s, Judge in charge OF tne rlos'
a Z, ordered the arrest OF Arun-
y, Ils the editor Of the Re'on''n-
]. .s,rses Of sedItion'
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SHORT NEWS STORIES.

Nrw yoRK.-Pursuant to a call issued
- N Hanna, president Of the Cleye.
gsnd Driving Park company, representa-
tivcs Of nearly all the rotting tracks 10
~ ,rend circuit. together with some others
Iii meet IN this city for the purpose OF
forming 4 new organization 10 govern haF-
ness racing.
SAT- LAKE, Utgb---ras purchase o.
millions Of acres Of Asxicsn teffltorx EezRe4 -
tha harder q ths VNtso etAtrs 3" ~
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InternatlonaI Sank al Mexico.

Mexico City, November 27.-Jrhe luterna
tional Banking company OF New
York city, with branches in Havana
and the Far East has taken n nve years
lease on a building In the center OF this
city and viii shortly open q branch FOR
business. This Is n concern IN which Har-
riman, Gould and other Americans are in
fprpetpd
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GERMANY MAKES READY.
Three More Cruisers Dispatched 20
Venezuela.

Berlin. November aT.-rhree addl-
tionsi cruisers the Niobe, Ariane
ana Amazon. have been crdered TO
leave KEEL and proceed 10 venezuela.
They win sail as soon as tney can
be made ready for sea
Teiegraphic instructions were sent
20 the navy department yesterday
evening oIaet1ug their immediate at.
ting out and orders for the necessary
supplies Of ammunition ana ether
equipment have been issued it is
expected that the three cruisers win
be ready to sail about tho miodle OF
next week
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SIAN Adonta aoId Standard.

Bangkok, Siam, November 27.-The gold
standard scheme for Slam has been made
a law ana the minis have been closed TO
the free coinage Of silver. X Success at
tends the new departure thn profits arising
from the mlnting Of the ticals, 4 Siamese
silver COIN worth 80 cents, win he set
aside us a special reserve fund for the
purpose Of establishing gold currency.
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On Mad Mullah's Trail.

Alden, Arabia, November p. General
Rfanping's flying column relieved Bohotle,
Somauland. on November %. lie found So
suffering from malarial fever. The slGd
Mullah Is in the vicinity Of Muduc, pre-
pairing TO contest any advance OF the
British
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Seed Rice Farm.

Beaumont, Texas, November T.-Ihe
Oriental seed Rice Farm company is the
name Of a company with a capital stocE
Of 100000 that has this week purchased
through the $. NJ. Scott Realty company
n fine body of land in Orange county for
the purpose of establishing what its name
implies, "a seed rice farm.
In conversation with $. NJ Scott, presI-
dent Of the company, the reporter learned
that this move has been under contempla-
ton Tor several weeks apd the deal con
summated this week. The surveyors are
now at work and the pumping machinery
guaranteed TO be completed by March J.
Their intention, says Mr.. Scott Is 10
use Imported Oriental rice tor seed only,
aud place certain restrictions Oh every
renter and land owner who may desire 10
use water from the comDany's canal.
They have interested large Importers OF
Japan and Honduras rice IN the enterprise
and viii be In a position 10 furnish all the
seed required for the acreage under the
canal
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THE RozAN COLONY
Displayed Hundreds Of Stars and Stripes
and Held a Grand Reception.

Displayed Hundreds of Stars and Stripes
and Held Grand Reception.
Rome, November 81. Hundreds Of stars
and Stripes hanging from houses OF Ameri.
cans announced Thanksgiving Day TO the
people here today. special service was
held IN the American church, Rev. DR..
McCrhckeu Of New York officiating.
Mr. Francis MacNutt. n cavalier Of the
Cap and Sword and the highest American
layman at the vatican. gave Il magnificent
dinner in honor OF the day. The guests
Included Archbishop Chnpelic Of New Or
leans. Prof Norton. the director Of tho
American School of Classical Studies, gave
an entertainment to his studentA
Thanksgiving reception M the United
States embassy today was brilliant fune-
tlop Five hundred guests attended, in-
GLIDING tho whole diplomatic corps, the
court officials. several members ~ the
government and Dean West or Princeton
university, chairman Of the American
school here, ana Mr. william Potter
brother ~ Bishop Potter
The presence was remarked ~ Countess
Pecc nee Bueno Gallon Of Havsna. wife
self created a sensation last year by So.
pearlng AZ the Thanksgiving reception
given By the American ambassador that
being the first occasion on which a relative
II the pope has appeared az n reception
given by a diplomat accredited 10 the
quirinal. II Is even said the pope repvi-
manded bis nephew, so this time his wife,
who says as a Cuban she Is American,
went alone to the reception.
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VIews d conareasman ceepet.


Views Of Congressman Cooper.
Beaumont Texas, November Gloon
gresham s, b. Cooper Of this. the Second.
congressional district left tonight for Wash
ington TO attend the short term Of the
present congress. The Post correspondent
met him this afternoon and asked him for
an of-hand opinion Of the legislation that
would likely come up at the coming gath
ering OF the clans he said; II do not
think there will be any legislation That
Is, think that there viii be little Inn
portant legislation TO go through. The
trust laws and the tsrlff revision arc now
occupying most OF the attention Of the
newspapers and the pubnc men and yet
l do not think there will he anything Of
either
AS to the tariff revision, the committee
ON ways and means is opposed 20 1t. There
are two republicans on tue committee that
favor tariff revision IN Babcock and Taw.
ney, but last year even they voted against
revision, under the whip. Any bill reiat-
Ing to the tariffs must emanate from that
committee and this being the case avn the
republicans being against II aud being IN
the majority, even should the Two auaye
named representatives vote with us tine
democratsl 1t is safe to say that there VIII
be no tariff revision.
las TO the trusts. the time VIII be en-
tirely too short for anything Ike 4 thor
ough discussion and unless this is had
there will, in my humble opinion, be moth
ing at oil.
THE result will be that the present SEES
sion will simply be a medium for closing
up the bills that were left cFer IN the
spring, In this connection there sre but
two important matters and II is question
able whether they get attention sufficient
to PASS or not.
"One Of these is the ship subsidy which
has passed the senate and Is now In tue
house IL will meet with the opposition
that all know Of
'oThe- Cuban reciprocity bill has passed
the house and has gone TO the senate
where It will have some hard sailing be-
fore passage.
There will, Of course be appropriation
bills passed, but in most cases even these
will be the neglected ends OF last session
business, though the necessary FUNDS toi
providing for the maintenance of the gov.
ernment will be made. The result Is that
we will be there during the whole W.
and will be able TO accomplish nothing
of great Importance
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BUDGET FROM BEAUMONT.
Congressman Cooper Looks for No
Important Legislation.
THE COURTS ARE ALL IN SESSION.
They PAID No Attention to the Holiday,
Some OF the Mud sersped from
the Streets.

a Brsnch office The Posts Beaumont Of
nee Is now located in the HxaU building,
kto9nd door, both phones No SSS, with q.
~. Linn as business representative and +.
" Greer MS correspondent Subscriptions
ana advertisements or news items left az
s e. ADDRESS VIII receive prompt attention.
subscribers having any cause FOR compislnt
as TO delivery Of papers are requested 20
promptly.
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which Mr.. Roosevelt brought the coal
miratton OF an countries OF The world.
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Made from an active principle obtained
from Black Root. Tnsy act on the liver
effects No gripping, no sick stomach. VIII
cure chronic constipation. Price 20 cents,
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Fist Observance BY Philippine Catholics.
lsGnslA. 6ovsmbsg a7.--rhs nfsk. genszai
observance a. TAsni<ssiyins Day b. tnA
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pomlrioans Also Disturbed.

4 pnm,ngo, santo Domingo, November
rs, uoliticsl situation IN Santo Domin-
N been complicated by revolutionary
.A,pcss which have broken out in the
Avn vsrs Of the republic. The govern
4 has taken severe measures to sup
4 hs movement. Many arrests have
Asy been made, General Wosgil ano
10 Rlchardo. former minister, arc
hers here
ssgnant.
fEiTer Powell had another interview
yn6sy With the Dominican minister OF
IN isalss regarding the claims Of the
foyemeut company and insisted on q
4sneut without further delay.
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ENGLAND ON A CRUSADE.

ss.ss Several South Sea Islands and
IN. Christian Spirit into Natives.
In = G. November 27.--According
-apaleh from Sydney by the steamer
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SLOW Fever Is the most dreaded q aa
diseases Of tho South. oAIpISb pEeNeA'
aud cures It.
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For Malariai Poison.
For Chlil and Tor fcperA
OXIDfNE
10 Guaranteed

TuRouoH DINING CAR gERvTcA
aoijsTON 40 CHICAGO, NEW YORK,
an. louis, CINCINNATI, BY SOUTH
ERIN PACIFIC.
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finest liquors ana cigars 81 ths caney
Island -.
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rssssCss asu R 2HsIE S SSd4H ssyi =.
cIFic-
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: Prince. Hayi. November H.
/ =. .,,nstion here today IS calm, &C.
I , ~ we're apprehended yes
= tbe chamber, which. at the re-
:. ~, president. was surrounded by
m tbe demand of the provisional
-, General Alex Nord. the war
IT, recently left Gonalves Mt the
w. en- mon for the capital and ar
2 rigbt AZ 81. Marc. lie can reach
~ prInce early next week. There
,Ds,mstion here of the report that
g Vnrd has me Intention OF proclaim
eln,sT an nresident. But the rumor Is
/ sIssrssed and the people here are
i,,.s MS Ne arrival with interest, In order
M hIs exact Intentions.
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Vienna, November 27.--In the absence
OF the ambassador, Charge GAnaires Han
and Mrs Hall gave a reception at me
visitors attended
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s,yrl STIRRING AGAIN.

- Hostile Men Arc March
u.. ~ HnyH, November 81. 1T is
u. p.' to ascertain the real Intentions
Pse. Mad. At present he IL march
'''i, w. an Prince with about 10000
:. declares that he is not an aspir.-
bs o nrssidency Of the republic, h9t
~ is i,} insist on the election OF MS
Y w, ~, mat Office. The identity or
eiiie T.. candsdate is not known. The
gs y esn. Hayden Is in favor OF GEN
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-09-11
ARCHBISHOP
Has Ordered a Decided
Change
In Catholic Nuptial Customs In
Missouri.

st. Louis, Mo-, Sept. 1tl-Archbishop
Kain. of the Missouri archdiocese, has
ordered a radical departure from the
prevailing Catholic nuptial customs to
overcome what is termed the prepon-
derance of Protestant marriage. The
Metropoltans order provides for the
marriage of Catholics by the pastor OF
the parish in which they intend to re-
side or by the pastor in the parish
wleie they reside at the time of the
ceremony. Servant girls may consid-
er their places of employment as dom
,ciles and be married there. The hours
in which marriages may be performed
will be heightened from to q pm
Display to the extent of flowers, mu-
sic and candles will be permitted at
afternoon weddings, as well as wed
dings during mass.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-09-11
NO PAROLE
For Habitual Criminals, Says the
Attorney General.

Columbus, o., Sept, 11.-Attorney
General Sheets has rendered an opin'
ion that places the prisoners In the
penitentiary serving life sentences as
habltual criminals in worse predica-
ment than they were. though they
thought they We're being benefited ny
the repeal of the habitual criminal law
last winter lie holds that, as the law
was repealed, the Board OF Prison
Managers cannot parole the habituals
now serving time, as they come un-
der the generallaw prohibiting parole
of life prisoners. A pardon Is now
their only hope for frAadom.