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Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1902-11-07

Lame Allemande q tricoter, Co.
lumb1a ct Fleisher, noire ct toutes
couleurs. Notre prix est ordinaire-
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Echevau de / lOc
Lame Zephyr Columbia Fairy.
une nouvelle laine fris6e, tres jolie
pour cbale de fantaisie, en- noir,
blanc ct couleur. Notre prix regu-
lier Sl.25 la livre; r6duite pour
cette vente a..............9Oc
Gros Echeveau l2c
Laine Saxonne Import6e de.
Fleisher, blanche, noire ct toutes
couleurs, r6duite de $l.60 la livre
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Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1902-11-07
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Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1902-11-07

Lame I'm port6e Germantown de
Fleisher, en- blanc, noir ct toutes
%couleurs. Notre prix ordinaire est
$3.50 la livre; a cette vente. ..1.2O
L'6cheveau
Laine e%spagnole qualit6 extra de
Fleishers, noire ct toute couleur,
r6duite du prix ordinajre $l.20 q
Lecheveau l2c
Laine genre Lapin Angora, en-
blanc, girls ct couleurs; prix r6gu-
Tiers $50 la livre; a cette vente
l.25. Un peloton.
Lame Columbia Shetland Floss
en- creme-blanc, noir ct couleurs,
valiant Sill a9 L'6cheveau 12c
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1902-11-07

M Turgeon, de Helena, Mont,
smur de M. j. B. Girard de notre
vile, est arriv6e q Minneapolis di
manche dernier, pour une visite
de quelques semaines chez ses pa
rents.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1902-11-07

LIE corps d'uniform de la cour
Hennepin, O. F. G. donnera un
grand bal la veille du Thanks
giving, 26 novembre proclaim,
dams la sale Centrale, 305 avenue
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1902-11-07

LIE tirage dun joli chale d'op6ra
par Nine Aug. Lefebvre, 2221 Be
rue n. E., aura lieu samedi le Is
courant, q sa residence. Les billets
sont de 1Oc.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1902-11-07

COMMENT SONT VOS ROGNONs?
Les pilules Sparagus du Dr. Hobbs
guerissent toutes maladles des rognons
Echantillon gratis: Adressez; Sterling
Remedy Co , Chicago GU N. Y.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1902-11-07

Ellie fonctiOnnent durant yO-
tire sommcil. Pendant que votre
esprit ct votre corps reposent les
Cascarets Candy Cathartic remet-
tent votre digestiont votre fol, vos
intestins, ct les fait fonctionner
Requirement. Vraies tablettes
marques @. @. G. Jamais vendues
en- gros. Tous les drogistes loo.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1902-11-07

On peu Sc procurer de bons
wins q tres bas prix al French
Hotel.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1902-11-07
MINNEAPOLIS DRY GOODS CO
Coin de la Sc Rue ct de rAvenue NicoIet
LANES a PriX ReduitS

Les me1neurs LANES fabriqu6es-Columcia ct Fleisher-sont les
seules que nous vendons. Quand on SO srt de laine, eiles commandment
les plus hauts pix parce quelles les violent. Nos prx sont aussi bas
que la quait6 de la merchandise nous lie permet mails nous avons main
tenant les LANES q reductions speciales.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1902-11-07

HABITUEZ VOS INTESTIENS AUX
CASCARETS.
Candy Cathartic, guerit la constipation
pour t%oujours. 10c 25c. 81 les G. G.. I.
ma nquent le droguiste remet l'argen.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1902-11-07
Grho de r@nest
Minneapolis, Mimi, Z Nov 1902
Nine Jos Barbeau est d6c6d6e
IN cette vile ces jours derniers.

A VENDRE, a prix raisonna-
BILE une boulangerie FRANCHISE bien
eqnipp6e ct ayant une bonnie cll-
entele. S'adresser q nos bureaux,
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1902-11-07
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CvrnDt6meSp

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N1igrissez-vous?
{ .es.vous constipe2
I a.t-il DIES nausees?
h.cZ-vOuS le rhu1ne3
b: r,*scz- vOus la nuitf
No,:e ncZ est-il obstru6l
I Il til Cos vomissements7
Y ire vc.x est-elle enrouee?
"ous scntez.vOus souffrant!
EtcS-vOuS nervcuX ct fables
Perlez-vous le sens du go1t?
N,tre vue e"t-elle obscurcief
htrZ 80, $ & : mauX do tete9
Y a-t-il tho GoIleur au front?
h"cZ.vc!s Ges rcnvois dc. gazg
,l.e lanr":e est-clle %chargee7
La peau est ellie pale ct seche1
h,cz-vous dos eblouissenentsf
Vpus fatiguez-vous f~acilement7
Elk; vous de mauvaise humeur7
i.a regard est il morne ct efaref
III gorge est.elle seche le matin3
urine est ellie noire ct ~epaissof
Je nez It'll ct brule-t-il9
Graclcz-vous de Ia matiere jaune9-
hvcz.vous dc l'ecume d Ia bouche?
hvez.vous quel1uefOis la diarrheef
Avez-vous dos PRISONS dams le dosf
I'm depot SO forme-t-il dams lurineI
Avez.vous des palpitations de cpurf
hvez-vous une doulour dams le cotof
EprouveZ-vous des dolIeurs partoutt
Eos mains ct vos pieds sont-lls ent!cst
Yotro 1oux est-elle courte ct saccadeeI
Snuifrez.vous de d%oulcurs aux tempes!
Seatez-yOus que vOus vous afa1bllssezf
;>cntcz vous une douleur aux omoplatesi
Y Il til dos boursou1lures sous les yeuxf
Y a-t-il un mauvais gout dams la boucheY
7 y til DIES acknowledgements dansla gorgea-
+ rouvez. vous II chatouillement au palais!
l. .cz-vous des arrangements apres les repasY
Les ja.nbes vous semblent-elles troplourdes!
Se,tcz-vous unn douleur d la chute des reinsf
Tuussez-vous jusqu'a ne plus pouvoir respirer!
Aprcs avoir mango, vous sentez-vous oppressef
Sentez.vous des douleurs dams les articulationsa
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1t Is Impossible to Reach the Burning Dis
triCt by Land or Sea.
THE DETAILS OF THE LAST DISASTER ARE TOO
NARROWING FOR DESCRIPTION.
La Soufrere Crater Is Belchng Death and There Is
No Means of Estimating the Destruction
Wrought to Life and Property.

Tuesday
miles
a
impossible district there
of property
Vincent safe.
officially
yesterday, at
night in the direction of Fort de France, Martinique
wndward Islands,
island
under da o 10, follows
yesterday
which Pierre
practically radius killed
persons The number will
hospital
town Probably only Xix o
describing.
provisions
al have asked for
being to grapple
Caribbean devastated
all cattle dead
Anxiety cooperating
me-. The arr making clothing"
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RELlEE CRUISERS CARGO.
Dixie Carrying Enormous Ouantty OF
Supplies to Martinique.

Dixie CARVING Enormous Quantity OF
Supplies to Martinique.
New York, May 1.-THE cruiser Dixie
had food enough on board 10 feed the en-
tire population of Martinique for a week
Never. even during the war time. did the
army subsistence department nuke such
record In collecting food supplies. 1t was
done In twenty four hours time, Colonel
%. l.. Brainerd bringing from Philadelphia
three carloads of supplies needed TO make
no the shipment and purchasing the rest
here. The Dixc's cargo will comprise eOo',
$40 rations II contains 10000 pounds or
bread. 5000 pounds OF flour 90Q00 pounds
OF rice. 10000 pounds OF goldfish. 30 cases
OF chicken and beef soups, 100 cases OF
eyaporated cream. 100 cases condensed inllk'
5000 pairs OF trousers, GOO pairs OF SHOES,
10000 pairs OF khaki trousers. iVo PAIRS :
bnrrack shoes. 1000 bouses, 1000 tents =opl
pairs OF baibriggan drawers. 1000 Dalbriglah
shirts 800 summer c0atS. m
In addition there are large quantities
OF coffee tea. sugar. vinegar. pepper, and
in the way Of clothing large amount OF
calico undergarments, etc, and 5000 worm
OF medicine,
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SENATORS PLAYED A TRICK.
Soldier Ate Food Which He Had De-
clared Was Unfit.

Soldier Ate Food Which He Had De-
clared Was Unfit.
Washington, May 13.-Georee G. Board
man. formerly Of the Twentieth infantry,
continued his testimony before the senate
philippines committee today. lie said the
troops grew mnrose and dissatisfied In the
Philippines. They were not given proper
food and he exhibited two cans of food
which he received, which he said was unfit
TO eat. He said the soldiers did not lie
Governor Taft, but did like General Chat
fec.
Senator Dietrich Of that committee sent
the two samples of food 10 the senate
restaurant requesting that they be prep irnd
for tho table The canned salmon he Lad
made into salmon salad and the prepared
food WIS used IN the preparation Of n soup.
Mr.. Boardman then was Invited TO luncheon
with Senator Dietrich. senator Bevcri1ge
being the second guest. The salmon slmd
and the soup made Of the compound pup
piled TO the army were the two princlpal
articles en- the bin Of fare. ANA both ap-
pearcd IN very tempting form when upon
the table. Tho senators and soldier guest
were all helped equally aud bOuntlfn,iy 10
both dishes and al ate heartily ~ them
The senator's were, of course. familiar with
the ingredients but Mr.. Boardmau lid rot
know so much. nor has he YET been tol
the secret OF his invitation to lunch th
the two senators. The senators declare tie
food was very palatable and they agrrc
that Mr.. BOardman's objections 10 the IA
ton appeared to have vanished when inc
food was served 10 him tolny.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-05-15
SCIENTISTS, FArAL MISTAKE.
They Had Affirmed that the Security OF
ST. Pierre Was Complete.

They Had Affirmed that the Security OF
St. Pierre Was Complete.
New York. May 14.-rbe transatlantic
steamer Canada has arrived here with 1873
refugees twenty hours from Fort De
France, Martinique, says a Port Of Spain,
Trinidad. dispatch to the Herald. She
brings this account Of an event which Is
alleged to have preceded the disaster Mt
st. Pierre, told by person who was aboard
the schooner Gabrielle;
A scientific commission, presided over by
the governor, NJ, Mouttet, assembled in St
Pierre on May T. the day before the calam-
ity, for the purpose OF studying the phe-
non ma Of the volcanic disturbances Of
Mont Pelee.
It was agreed by the members OF this
commission that the relative position OF the
craters and the valleys debouchlng on the
sea were such that the scientists could
affirm that the security OF st. Pierre was
complete, and this announcement was made
to allay the fears of the frightened cti-
gems.
The sun rose clear over st. Pierre at 8
O'Clock on the morning Of May S, Mont
Pelee was smoking TO the north and the
wind was blowing westward. A few min
utes before o'clock a great white column
OF what seemed TO he steam and gas
belcheh forth from an apparently new
crater on Mont Pelee, which seemed to be
about 200 yards from the original crater,
and which appeared to open mp a deep
rent from the top to the bottom of the
mountain. This outbreak caused the ut
most CONSERVATION and panic among the
Inhabitants OF st. Pierre, who fed toward
the seashore uttering frightful screams In
anticipation OF what was to follow.
Those on the Gabrielle observed small
steam yacht leave ST. Pierre at 10 minutes
after 7 o'clock with the governor and mem.
bers OF the scientific commission on board.
The yacht steamed toward lie Precheur.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-05-15
ST. PIERRE DETAILS.
fhe Stencil Throughout The Destroyed
City Is Terribly Offensive.
GH0ULS DARE VOLCANO.
Bodies Were SeOrched BIackand Shiny,
Suggesting Boiling Pitch.
ASSISTANCE RAPIDLY ARRIVING.
Streets Are 0bstructed by Huge Piles of
Debris and COfpseS.
MOUNT PELEE CRATER STILL ACTIVE.
Martinique Survivors Are Trying to Reach
Safety in Boats and Scores Have
Been Drowned.
ASSISTANCE RAPIDLY ARRIVING.
Streets Are 0bstructed by Huge Piles of
Debris and Corpses.
MOUNT PELEE CRATER STILL ACTIVE,

Castries, Island Of st, Lucia, Tuesday.
May 1.-THE correspondent OF the Asso-
clatcd Press here has visited st, Pierre,
Martinique. by the relieving steamer Ken.
meth. The destruction there Is appalling.
The streets are two feet deep In ashes
and cinders which cover thousands Of dead
bodies. scorched black and shiny MS II they
had been plunged into boiling pitch Many
Of the dead were never touched by the
volcanic fire. and some OF the houses and
wood work destroyed show 10 sign Of
burning.
AT Moudlage, In the southwestern part Of
St Pierre the town hall is still standing
as high as the first story, while at the fort
in the northwestern part of st, Pierre, the
most massive stone work is calclned
The church tower. built 10y the Jesuits
two centuries ago, is now like huge heap
of old metal Soldiers are guarding prop
erty from proving ghouls who are iobbing
the dead They meet with severe punish
ment when caught.
The stencil throughout st. Pierre is ter
ribly offensive. The streets are still OBJ
structed by huge piles of debris and dead
bodies The work OF clearing the thorough.
fares viii necessltate the employment OF
large numbers of men for many months.
Moudlage Rouge, near 81, Pierre. Is pre-
served and Basse Ponte and Cacouba nre
yet unhurt but the crater is still active
and smoke and ashes are blowing steadily
northward.
The surviving inhabitants are trying TO
cross from ST. Pierre to the Island of
Dominica in boats Many casualties by
drowning are reported.
Assistance Is constantly arriving 1T Fort
De France from all the nelghboring islcnds.
Sir Frederick Nj, liodgson, The governor
of Barbados forwarded to the colonial Of
fee today the report Of the colonial secre-
tary who has Iust returned from visit
to ST. Pierre Martinique. 1t confirms the
worst accounts of the disaster. The sec
rotary compares the ignited matter, Snich
Destroyed everything within an area OF ten
miles long by six wide, TO burning sealing
wax lie adds, significantly, that the cory
ices of doctors are net required, as there
are no wounded persons.
Governor Hodgson estimates that 100000
tons of volcanic dust fell on the Island of
Barbados.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-05-15
AFTERCOAL
Administration Is Now Aware that II
Is Really in Existence.
MATTER WAS DISCUSSED
And the Order for Investigation Given,
II Is Reported.
TRUSTS ARE TO Be AN ISSUE
trusts ARE TO BE AN ISSUE
And the President Is Playing for Political
Capital Now.
LITTLE IS LIKELY TO BE ACCOMPLISHED
Plenty OF Evidence that the Sherman
Law Is Being Violated by the An
thracite Barons.
Especial to The Pos,.)

Washington, May 14-Unless a complete
change is made In plans now under cou-
sideration, governmental investigation of
the anthracite coal combination will be
commenced In the near future. As was
stated In these dispatches q night or two
ago, the anthracite strike now In progress
has brought 10 the attention OF the admin
istratlon the fact that such a thing as a
coal trust really exists, and IN line with
his alleged policy OF procedure against H.
legal combinations tho president has for
some time been considering the advisable
ity OF ordering some action In the prem
ises. 1t develops that the matter was
brought informally before yesterdays cab
met meeting and that the consensus OF
opinion was shown to be in favor of or
denng an Investigation II the attorney
general could be placed In possession Of
facts which would warrant She bringing OF
suit. The necessary information Is said
to have been secured and 1t was stated on
good authority today that the president had
already instructed the attorney general TO
proceed. No official confirmation Of this
statement could be secured. however.
The capitalists Of the ave largest rail-
roads which penetrate the coal regions arc
alleged to control tue greater portion OF
the coal delde. Their methods are declared
to be most autocratlc. According TO the
complaints received here, they control
practically oil the railroad traeBage In the
GOAL fields. II Is on this polnt that the
enemies of the trust hope to make their
Aght They claim that evidence can be
produced to show that the road owners die.
tate TO the Individual operators Just how
much they shall produce and the individual
operators dare not nuke greater output
because they viii not be provided with the
cars TO place the coal on the market. This
| is said 10 be an obvious violation OF the
Sherman antitrust law.
The administration has awakened TO the
fact that the trusts are to furnish one Of
the issues Of the next campaign and the
present agitation against Illegal comblna-
lions Is the result Whether the invesH-
cations being made are in good faith, and
whether anything viii be accomplished
thereby remains TO be seen, The charge Is
made that the president is merely playing
politics and that when the various inyesh-
cations are brought to an end It will DO
shown THAT the trusts have not been inter
fered with In any way for, even though the
existence OF Illegal combinations Is proven,
It viii be hard TO bring about any beneficial
results through the operation Of the sher-
man law, which, In the opinion OF we'll
posted persons, is by NO means adequate.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-05-15
FORCE OF THE VOLCANO.
Houses Of Stone Were Crushed Lii
Pasteboard

Houses of Stone Were Crushed Like
Pasteboard.
New York, MAY IA World cabiegraln
from Fort dc France says;
The hoo1 OF lava stopped within 30
feet OF the town.
The tremendous force OF the volcanic ava
lanche was shown hy the fact that Tie
strong houses OF stone were leveled IKE
pnstebOard
Some Of these had stood half century
The place was as a city swept by a cyclone
Of FIRE. The deluge must haye swept upon
the town with reslstless force
rhe outlines II the Gown but imperfect
ly remained. The tsnsie Of the dcbrls was
snch that II was with difficulty that the
course Of street could be followed.
Complete destruction had fallen upon the
new town. which stands upon q slope above
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-05-15
TOBACCO COMPANY RAISED WAGES.

The Increase VIII Affect Thousands of
Employees.
Louisville, KY, May hon ACCOUNT
or THE INCREASE IN THE COST or
LIVING the Continental Tobacco company,
through its first vice president, {. q Halle
viii Of New York. today ordered an increase
Of 10 per cent in the wages Of allits Louis
vile employees under the rank Of foremen.
who number more than 500. 1t Is said the
order Of the company is general aud that
10000 10 $4,000 employees Throughout the
United states viii be benefited equally.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-05-15
LOOK ouT FoR REo SUNSETS.
Volcanic Dust WI Have a Peculiar

Volcanic Dust viii Have Peculiar
Effect.
Paris. May IA NJ. Camille Flammaron,
the astronomer, says be agrees with Mr.
John Milne. the British selsmologist as TO
the cause Of the volcanic eruhtions IN the
Lesser Antilles. lie believes that the inhl-
trafon Of water caused an enormous Nola-
tillzatlon lie adds that the volcanic dust
may remain in the air for years, and have
a luminous effect nj night.
The eruption OF krakatoa 10 1883 was
followed by phenomcng such rs thosr which
NJ. Flammarion predicts. For months, nli
over the world. the red sunsets" were OBJ
served and commented on.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-05-15
TO REVISE THE TARIFF.
Republicans Are to Make Attempt to
Garry Out Roberts Plan.
(Spcciai To The Post


Washington, May 14.-Judglng by state
ments made by prominent members OF tho
dominant party today, there is no longer
any doubt that the republicans will at
tempt TO revise the existing tariff law, or
that the revision viii be carried on exactly
MS outlined in these dispatches nearly
month ago. -
Representative Roberts OF MASSACHUSETTS
has been agltating the matter FOR some
time past, and 1t is now said that It has
been definitely decided to appoint a COM
mission to sit during the summer vacation
for the purpose OF making the revisions
which, from the republican standpoint, are
thought TO be necessary. The idea Of the
republicans seems to be that they can
prevent what they call "tlnkoring" with the
tariff II they can keep the matter in their
own hands caucus 10 decide on the de
tai's of the plan is expected to be called
In the pear future.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-05-15
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
the Old town The Mreekage had then swept

the old town. The wreck1ge had then swept
down into the level below.
What astonished the party more was the
comparatively small number OF bodies
found 1t is known that some 10000 per
ishcd Evidently thousands Of bodies were
,romo,ed by the redhot food which was
poured upon the town.
Indislutabe evidence OF TINS was iouhu
III numerous CAGES parts OF BODIES were
found, tho rest having been consumed
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-05-15
A subt.rranean Conneetion.

fordsley, who has been CHIEF justice for al
least six Of Engand's colonies among the
Leeward Islands, is in this city Regarding
the volcanic outburst in the West Indies,
he said: II don't believe there will be
any great destruction elsewhere. There Is
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-05-15
KruocTs Substantial Sympathy.

Paris. May 14.-Former President Kruger
has sent message Of coincidence 10 Presl-
dent Loubet, In which he says that although
Handicapped by circumstances, he desires to
emphasize his sympathy by contributing
100000 francs toward the Martinique fund.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-05-15
parIs Amerloans contrlbute.

Paris, May 1.-THE meeting today called
by the American chamber of commerce TO
raise funds for the relief Of the West In
dian sufferers was well attended and over
1900 francs was subscribed In a few
minutes to aid the destitute people at Mar
Unique.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-05-15
Connection Extends to Mexico

Monterey Mexico May i4.-slnce the
volcanic disturbances in the Island OF Mar
Unique, the temperature Of the water at
Topo Chico hot springs, near this city, has
increased six degrees. The normal tenn
pernture OF the springs is 1oI degrees, and
Thermometer tests now show temperature
OF 40 degrees.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-05-15
British Steamer camorta Lost.

London, May IA dispatch from Ran
COON, British BTmah, says llfehoat be
longing 10 the British steamer camorta
overdue at that port from Madras, has been
picked up Ia the Bay of Bengal IL is be
q cyclone on May @ Besides her $50 pas
ssngers, who were natives, the Camorta
had crew Of 50.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-05-15
The lsTHMlAN CANAL.
Hepburn Takes Optimistic View Of the
Outlook

Special to The Post)
Washington. May 4,-Representative
Hepburn, the father of the Isthmian canal
legislation in the house and the autho,
Of the bill which was some time ago passed
by the lower body and sent to The senate
said today that his information from the
most trustworthy sources was to the effect
that the canal question would be brought
mp for consideration in the SENATE imme-
diately after the Philippines bin Is DIS.
posed of,
Il am further advised" he said chat
there is no sufficient force 10 displace the
question with other legislation. and that the
outlook is exceedingly favorable to act OF
by the senate on canal bill az thls session
Of congress.
Information from another source Is to the
effect that an informal canvass of the sen
nte dlscloses the fnct that the Cuban re-
cprocity bin can not be put ahead Of the
canal Bill.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-05-15
g9YaW 5SKyTg:]TE7T1
Va D sJTT!yT;;;H
~ sgtIe2 w ~ ks1sAM
WEATHER INFORMATION.
Probabilities.

Washington, May 1i.-Eastern Texas
Partly cloudy Thursday and Friday; fresh
south winds on the coast.
Oklahoma and Indian Territory Partly
cloudy Thursday and Friday; probably
showers Friday.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-05-15

no doubt In my mind that there Is a subter-
ranean connection between all that string
Of Islands, but that fact will save the rest,
place as an active volcano at least during
our lifetime, acting as sort of safety valve
for the other Islands,"
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-05-15
Aid from jamaica.

Kingston, May a. The legislature today
voted flOoo for the relief Of the sufferers Of
st. Vincent and Martinique.