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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-02-26
Woman suffrage hin Passed.

pes Molnes. Feb 26-The woman
suffrage measure introduced by sena-
tor Allyn. pissed the upper house Of
the legislature today by q vote of IS
10 i6 II was In the senate that oppo-
slti0n was expected, the house having
voted fay0fably two years ago and the
senate killing the bill
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-02-26
u. 8. Mails to be Reweighed,

Chicago, Feb 26.-The postmaster
general has ordered quadrennial re-
Weighing Of United States mails car
ried ON all railroad routes in what Is
known as the fourth contract section.
including Arkansas, Louisiana, Texas,
Indian Territory Oklahoma, Kansas,
Nebraska. North Dakota, South pa-
kota. Montana, Wyoming Colorado,
New Mexico, Arizona, Utah, Idaho,
Washington Oregon. Nevada and CALI
fornia.
This Is the period for the regular re-
adjustment Of pay for transportation
~ railroads TO take effect from July ],
1902,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-02-26
Miss Stone Going 10 Constantinople.

salonlca, Roumania. Feb. 2G.-Mss
Ellen N stone and Nine, Tsilka win
start. without delay for Constantine
pie. In the meanwhile the liberated
missionaries are staying az the mis-
qlonary headquarters, where they are
receiving the congratulations Of their
colleagues.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-02-26
Ohio River Rising.

Huntington, W Va Feb 2G-The
Ohio river Is 2Gl feet and rising rap
idly at 8 o, m. All the West Virginia
streams are still rising Ten thousand
saw logs were swept ont OF the duyan-
dotte river this morning by the breaking
of booms, and other damage is reported.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-02-26
House.

Washington. Feb. &C. At the opening
OF the session Of the house today MI
Loud OF Iowa asked unanimous consent
that the bin to classify the rural free
delivery service be taken W. next Mon
day and be made a continuing order
untu disposed Of. rhe order was made
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-02-26
judge Moves Dismissed.

Washington, Feb. 26-president
Roosevelt, acting on the recommended
ton OF Atty-Gen. Knox, has dismissed
Arthur r. Noyes, judge for the Second
district Of Alaska.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-02-26

washington Feb 26-Folowing Is
a copy Of a cablegram sent to the Ger
man emperor yesterday from New
York by Miss Roosevelt
His Majesty the Emperor, Berlin.
Germany,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-02-26

tools for making ammunition. Eleven
Fillpinos were killed, Abukes soldiers
wounded his daughter who fell over
preclpice when she was shot. Abuke
escaped.
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MISS ROOSEVELT TO KAISER.

"rhe Meteor has been successfully
launched. / congratulate you and I
thank you for your courtesy TO me ana
send YOU my best wishes.
(Signed.)
alice LEE ROOSEVELT"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-02-26
FIrcmon nu rled BY TaIIng Val

Munich. Bavaria, Feb. 26.-During q
Ere at Dinkelsbuhle today the wall OF
a house collapsed and buried 10 menu
beers Of the local volunteer fire brigade,
There Is no hope OF rescuing them
alive
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-02-26
GOVERNORS ADDRESS.
ou'l'Nes Purposes oi the Convention
Aud Makes Suggestions.

a. IN calling the convention to order
snS1SSerhor Heher NJ Wells delivered an
s s0,sSSs TO the delegates that was adj
@usDy appropriate to the occasion and
Wv WIN the question in such manner
m, 10 Practically show the convention
1e nature Of the work before Il. Ad-
ss V s'nihs me irrigators companionQbly
follows. s'''"V' 'f'A0 -
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-02-26
MUCH 1.lTIGArIoN

vsicbhF subject OF IRRIGATION Is one
attain Gan scarcely devote too much
ibsrAa 20. for one reason because
prss, y always Notwithstanding tho
bsS1 Az experience which most OF us have
VIA TIE practical phases OF IL
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-02-26
Tolstoi Not in Immediate Danger.

Yalta. Crlmea. Feb. 26.-All immedi-
ate danger OF the death Of Count Tolls
tot Is passed.
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A. II. DOREMus, Secretary
MIR. MILLER NOT PLEASED.

When o. T. Miller the member Of tho
utah Lake commission. who was APP
pointed ON the committee In place OF
County Commissioner James II. An
ders0n was seen this morning he ex-
pressed himself as being very much
Surprised az the action taken by the
committee yesterday In explanation
lhe said u was about 90 minutes late
yesterday and when | reached the Of
iilce / found that the meeting had ad-
jourhed TO say the least, J must
Say that ] was surprised al the action
taken. ! must say that | am not sat
ished with the report Of the committee
and | think that mistake has been
made TO throw up the project at this
stage Of uuairs simply because one or
two supporters Of the enterprise have
seen III Is oppose Il at this time. a.
far az / can now see the only course
open Is for general mass meeting of all
those Interested in the waters OF Utih
lake TO be called at an early date and
another committee appointed for the
purpose Of carrying out the
wishes of the farmers Of Salt Lake
county"
Continuing, he said "rhe present
compromist level Of the waters of
Utah lake Is not sufficient for the wat
or supply Of Salt Lake county and
never Will be until we get the lake at
n higher level. If we could only get
lhls matter which Is OF such vital in
teiest 20 all residents Of this county,
lfnre Congresala Az the proper shape
rs ,hich Il shof bye presented, there
Is no doub, In my mind for one moment
that we could secure the appropriation
which IS so urgently needed
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MUST MAKE SHOWING.

me matters concerning which we
n na'g come together have doubtless APP
haeu 10 you as they have TO me. as
W'ns In Jhe very forefront Of the oues.
MN Ngls relating TO our temporal welfare
e Tc NY .t learned by preuept and expert
4 "Vg shal I'm the midst Of council there
safety and IN this case an of us
e9pe There win result from our coun.
w. not only safety. but security
vh,s' Y continuance OF conditions
sT,s u'y1 all will agree are most nnde.
rr"ple' Not only Is Il expedient and
AZ ~ t1at we confer with each other
NUT Nhat can DE Accomplished by
Ii n,ual endeayor and The appliance 81
y iH' 4. cooperative agencies bnt also
r-ds. all sable that we arrange for the
.hlelion 20 the state and naiional
s,r.a..,a1Nlng powers Of a showing Of the
ma ,SG, .I.oh. with q request Tor such aid
glgen. a. may properly De
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State ImgatoEs \
In COnQenhon.

!, and Lo,ce,ino Clouds FMnih Plethora Of Natural
,,i,otno F7aid as WiSeacseS Of artificial SldeaodS
Conc;{er The Problem Of Psooding c4nlpe Wates for
THE Farms, lieadouS and Orchards Of Ae State.
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US undelstue circumstances win result
IN no permanent advantage 20 you IT
was unanimously agreed 10y the four
melnbers ~, cent at meeting held by
us this murnlng nc 10 o'clock In Chair
man Cannon office, that the remainder
0l the fund row IN our hands, amount.
i1g TO S2GCj0j be returned In equal
amounts to tne several canal companies
thu couuibuto1 H. md That our res
iRnatlon as body be rendered to YOU
Through q communication 10 bee signed
hy the chairman and secretary
We accordingly hand you the Ave
checks herewith enclosed and respect
fully submit this letter Of resignation.
Chpcks yJ632l each).
Rcgretting that we have not been per-
mittcd TO complete the work assigned
US and which we regard as Of the great
est Importance to the interest of ALL
we remain
Your respectfully,
COMMITTEE ON UTAH LAKE RES
ERVOIR,
Nv ANGTg NJ. CANNON
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hands. II may ms well be confessed
that while air Of us have sensod the
necessity OF doing something 10 Inn
prove existing conditions, none of us
have known exactly the thing 70 do,
The result has been confusion, law
suits, trouble and expense. In many
instances / regret to say, the rule OF
conduct has been that the men at the
head OF the stream have helped them
selves and let the fellows below take
what was left. Though In many parts
Of the state irrigation districts have
been formed and the water has been
distributed with care and consequent
satisfaction 10 water users, the Fore
going conditions, speaking generally,
are NOT exaggerated.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-04-18
HAlLErsvlLLe ITEMS.
Civil Docket Has Been Cleared by the
District Court

Civil Docket Has Been Cleared by the
District Court
1Inllctsylle, Texas, April 1.-THE case u
Beaumont Carroll against the San Antonio
and Aran~as Pass railway for damages on
account OF personal injuries IN the sum
OF S3oOON hns been continued, Plaintiff
Is represented by Houston lawyers, This
was the last cage on the jury docket so
the jury was today discharged. The Grim.
iual docket will De called next Monday and
speedily disposed Of being small.
Decoration Day services were held here
this afternoon ipstcad Of last sunday, when
rain lntwfcred All the cemeteries were
visited aud graves decorated.
Committees have been appointed TO ar
range tor street fair on an extensive
scale aud meeting Of the citizens win
he held on he 2ith 70 hear reports OF CONF
mitteos The fair will be held early Ia the
fan
Mr. w u. McKnnon. assistant IN charge
Of the cltys electric light and water works
plant has resigned ana George Coleman Is
hling the place
G. r. Lehman N the Herald, accompa,
nicd by HIS duughtcr, Miss Mary, is Ia lioe
Springs attending the meeting Of the Ma
uonal Press association,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-04-18
The RlcE MLLLERs.
Matters OF Importance Taken Up at
Lake Charles.

Matters OF Importance Taken Up at
Lake Charles.
Lake Charles La. April 17-The rice
millers met at Cncaslcu hall yesterday
afternoon and last night The purpose was
chiefly to organize a Rice Millers and Dis
tributors association. C. i BIcr, George
T. Sears. John Green p. r. Carpcr. All
Allison OF Crowley, j. A. Wagner OF New
Iberia, W. l. Doss Of Gueydun. C. A.
Lowry, f. c. McMurtrey and c. $, Morse of
Jennings. c. z. Lakeland, y. t. Evans OF
Houston, c, b. Lake Of West lake, Joseph
Broussord Of Beaumont r. r. Coylc Of
Port Arthur, w II Hunter, Jr, OF Milton,
and c. A. Mccoy @ 6. Btuer. W. c. wall
of Lake Charles were present, representing
~ cutV-scVnn mills.
Glen Walker Of Fort Worth. Texas. man-
aeer Of the Texas Millers Mutual Fire In
sirauce company, was present and discuss
ed hre insurance wi the nillers.
rhe committee on resolutions consisting
Of George q Sears, G.. j Bier -. L. Evans
Grd G. p. LacNand, reported as follows;
I n.rrting the further consideration ~ the
( advi-nhihty Of prooniug IN 'urnucp for al
3 NJ mills located 10 sou invest i.oulsia1l
\ and Southeast Texas wi h the Muinnl Mil
ers lirc association along the limos inAi-
! Gated IN the highly satfaelory address Of
Mr. ellen Walker 81 Fort Worth, Texas
( q That we recommend t. the several rice
( mills that each make NpnAcalon y rs
I for as many Sunset rice cook honks as thee
feel able to purchase, and distribute.
8 That whereas there Is great dis
( crepanry IN rates 81 bFekefage etc oI
sales, we recommend 10 this meeting that
Al take the necessary steps for the organ
izatlon Of a millers ana distributors as
soeiotlon for the purn0se OF establishing
and maintaining a uniform rate OF broker
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-04-18
SUMNER NoRMALs.
A List Of Those Which Have Been Rec
onnized.

A List OF Those Whch rave 6een Hee-
ognized.
,,.4,n rovas Anil Ia Tho foIlowing X
N"9'i" r. -. -,
the list OF the hrst series or summer hofhn
schools officially recognized AT which state
...,,,,tn,+t,,,s To-, teachers certi6ootes win
VN' - -.
be onercd by tue uISt S'ln'N Is meant
those that have chosen the earlier date ~
o,,st,,r namely May 2 Anuounca mont of
''0''R' "' - 49,,
me fec"EulL'u suHlhtI "otu'a' H''""0 ~
the second scries-that is, those that viii
o,.so Iulv n win he made bet wecu the
'I's' ",'a 49,, -, 49,. liz.
10Th and -Hh oil NAV inc lo' u'e' u',e l"s
the time limit within which appllca lona
for recognition VIII he received. VIVA iie
exception OF the special schools az safe
institutions no summer normal school OF
this first series can open later than May
sired and an must close on July 3.
The regulations governing these schools
have hren duly published hui II may hp
well 70 restate In the present Announce
ment that no ono will he permitted 10 taFe
summer normal eXlm'nui on VINO mas not
attended some recognized school for n iclst
three weeks, including the days Of exam
nation
The State superintendent in recognizing
the respective conductors retains the right
ia appoint special examiners al any or all
Of the snmmrr normal schools
tho J,dv 19O2.
AVN Brazoria county: conductor. r. II.
4fg ot ig lay eoSa opens esninetor L. e.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-04-18
WHAT THE AUTHORS LIKED.
English Writer'S Name Their Favorites
in Last Years Books.

English Writer'S Name Their Favorites
in Last Years Books.
London Academy.
Tho London Academy, IN accordance with
Its annual custom, recently sent to NUM-
her of well known men and women re-
quest that they name the two books Whlcn
during the last year they had read with
the most interest and pleasure.
Here are some Of the replies that were
Arthur w. Plpcro-George $. Layard's
life az Mrs Lynn Linton" H. Barry
o'Bnen's Life Of Lord Russell of XIII
lowrn,
Edmund Gosse OF recent English books,
those Witch seemed to have interested mo
most are: Alr liardy's Poems o. tbe rest
ard Of the Present" and Mr.. Wells AM
WiilIamn NJ, Rossctti-w j.. snllmans
"Autohiography OF Journalist, Lore
Roscbcry's Napoleon; the Last Phase
"mn Moclarcn' kim and Cores
Arthur symons w II, Yeats THE shad.
owy waters George Moores Sister Ie-
Mrs. Crnlgic John Oliver Hobbes) -ThoR.
az uardv's Poems. NScount st. CyreN
Francois dc Fenelon," Frank Norris THE
Luaas Malet Rudyard Kiping's "Kim.s
and Herbert Trench's "Deirdrc Wed ana
Other Poems"
Mnurice lIgwlett--Andrew .Lahss 'Ths
Mystery Of Mary Stuart" A. Il. w. Ma
II. g. Wclls~I know not which two Of
these three: " a. Henley's Hawthorne
and Lavender" q A. Reds Alcoholism, -
G. n Shaws Three Plays for Pucltans. !"
Max pemberton Tales from Tolstoi,"
w w. Jacobs Light Freights"
George r. Simms-'The House with tho
Green shutters" "Despalr's Last jour
npy."
l. Zangwlll-- Maeterlnck's THE Life oe
the Pee" aud Rudyard Kipling's kim. -
But the real revelation Of the year for me
has been the critical and other work, uncoi'
| lccted In book form, of G. X Chestertou.
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per rs long as II Is stirred with discomfort.
and the Philippines will he unsettled ~
long as the United states government re-
fuses them independence.
we have already paid a very high price
fer this experiment with Eastern colonies,
Tho experience Of our soldiers should be
sufficient warning ia any who anticipate
a home IN the Philippines. The natives can
stand the climate, and they should be al.
lowed 10 dwell ut peace In the land which
God has given ,uem. our duty was per-
formed when we freed the Islands from tina
rude Of Spain. II every member OF ION.
giess could visit the Philippines, and seq
the conditions as they are there would be
q Filipino republic within yenr."
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-04-18

ductor. W $ sutton Of Austin; opens Jhnc
Il; closes July ~.
sam Houston Statc normal; conductor, u.
a. EstiH of Huntsville, opens june -''
loses July ~.
List of normlls Tor colored teachers. clos
NJ July 3, l9r2
Bonhdm Fmnin county, conductor, w,
r. TAYLOR of Ei paso opens MAY ~
Caldwell, Eurlo-ou county, couduc or, ID.
Porter of Caldwell: opens May rs.
calvert. Roberts cuun y; conductor &,
O.. Carter o, ilcame; opens May ~
tonroo Mont ComCrF county; conductor
W Y. Miller of Houston opens MAY 3D.
Crockett Houston county. condqclo,3 J'
w. Williams Of Crockett; opens May ~
Gainesville. Cooke county conductor, A.
NJ Moore Of Gainesville: opens MAY ~.
Gilmer. tpShur county; conductor 81. G..
Copeland of GNmcr; opens May ~
Henderson, Rusk county; conductor j.
/. Ford Of Hcnderson opens May -.
Jacksonville. Cherokee county; j, II.
Liberty, Liberty county; conductor Wal
do Mathews Of Liberty; opens May ~
Livingston. Polk county; conductor. w y,
Traction Of Livingston; opens Nay 90.
Mcxiu. Limestone county; conductor Il,
y. Aycock Of kaufman opens May ~.
conductor, II. w Dryver of Call; opens
Nav %.
san Marcos HAYS county; conductor, l..
d, simmons Of san Marcos: opous MAY 29.
Senly Ans In county: conductor, j. J..
Mosely Of Sealv. opens MAY 20
ScCur, Guadalupe county; conductor, T.
| r. Wilson OF SegUin opens May 20
Terrell Kaufman county; conductor, s.
| g., Ceffn Of Ennis opens May 20
Trinity, Trinity county; conductor, John
| Howard of Holly: opens Nav %
Arthur Lefcvre state superintendent
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-04-18
rho black and white craze is stin on.

The black ana white craze Is still on.
Continental Is the name given one Of the
most popular hat shapes of the season
The new Partisan stock collar, with stole
ends IL a great faNorite
Magpie combinations IN very dehcate e.
fccts prevail IN rciliugs.
eros de Venice is the latest ribbon nov
city and H. washable.
Ftnrine snd meroerized effects, closely
I cSembltng silk. are noticeable among tue
new shirt-waist stuffs
Tan ana sage green are to he the only
permissible colorS for tuh gowns, wien
white. ot course. favored before these
StiG collars nro quite passc for separate
waists. Soft effects arc far aud away IN
the lead.
Na,rns and lizard are the fad Of the
year for BELTS wrist bags, pnc6etbooks
etc.
Irish crochet and tattlng hold fun sway
in the lace void.
Grapes and cherries are among the smart
est hat trimmings Of the hour
summer gowns Of wash blonde are among
the very newest and most sW0geer KIND is
exhibited for exclusive women hcsr are
exceedingly attractive. hesilcs heiug Very
novel They are inut!stic coiorcd printed
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-04-18
MRS. PAYNE WHITNEY.
Daughter Of Secretary State Hay May Enter London Society Wife
First Secretary OF American Embassy.

designs Of delicate bouquets after the
pompaduur fashion
Decidedly the elbow sleeve IS the pre-
dominating ono for summer, both for high
aud openueck gowns.
Row after row Of machine stitching is
omitted FROM tine silk bands used for trim.
ming this SPRING lust one row top aud
bottom s preferred
Flowers mndc from Mhbou pre novelties
of the millinery world that are unique and
quite attractive too.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-04-18
coLoR LLNE cLosELY pRAwM.

The Arkansas Federation OF Wemers
Clubs Adopted Stringent Resolution.
Fort smith, Ark. April II. The Arkan-
sas Federation u Women's clnhs in am
nual session here adopted resolution OPP
posing amy compromise measure "whicn
shall leayc l0ophole by which colOred
women may be- foducod into the general
Federation ~ Nmun's clubs, and pro-
yidlng Tor the Wilhdrawal ct the Arkansas
org ni2atiou from the National Federation
IL e0loIed clubs are admitted,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-04-18
sHeRlFFs, DEPARTMENT.

Crockett. Texas, april &c. strayed or
stolen from WNsc Beusons pasture three
miles south OF Crockett one gray mare. 8
to Z yours old. 1914 hands high, foretop
clipped. IA good condition, no brand; 50
reward for Information leading 10 recovery.
Address Wise Bcasou Crockett Texas, or
y. b. Hale. sberi6 Houston county
Houuon. Texas. April i5.-Strayed or
stolen from II Aickemeyer, Drummer Tex.
as one dark brown horse. - years old, IA
hands high branded w H. T.. connected
on left shoulder wire eut on front .OOt,
small white on stomach, s. reward.
A. r. Anderson, Sheriff.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-04-18
Y. Nj. c. A. Enoampment at Waxshachle.

Wuxnhnchle, 1exns, April 70. "A eommlt'
toe Of the Young Mems Christian Assoeia-
fion representatives. from Dallas, waco.
Galveston and Fort Worth met here today
ia confer with a citizens committee with
y view 10 establishing the annual encamn-
ment at the Waxahache Chautauqua
grounds proposition was made BY the
Young Mems Christian Association com-
mittco and accepted hv tho cilizens COM
mittee The encampment will meet In
August and VIII be in session ten days
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-04-18

Hearne, Texas, April 1.-THE 4-year-old
son Of Mr. and Mrs. Seth Kinney was
poisoned last night by eating paint which
The little fellow found while playing. After
working with him for some time. the doe
tors reported him out Of danger,
General FltzhuSh Lee. the hero Of two
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-04-18

Nothing EQUALS Pabst Beer on hot day.
The finest and pnrest beer in the world.
Mid and good. Theo. Keller has IT, ask
him TO send you a case.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-04-18
Water for Rosebud.

Rosebud. Texas, April IA contract
was closed yesterday between the promo
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-04-18

BOOB eolored boy wants job as yard
10 OF to care for horse and buggy; will
4 to work and can furnish best of refer
Fa II needed. Apply or address 1917
Egts avenue, corner Austin street, city.
~
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-04-18

MtN ING FHEE-l huy, move. pack store
and loan mouey and charge no int resi-
with me. all storage moved free. r. f.
LOTUS phone 966 2iI Milan street II
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-04-18

In office, Grocery, col,
Him, Waterman, anything; AIN steady
Il we'll educated; city references. Adj
les W. E., this office. IS
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-04-18

Il gAAclSr GRADUATE Several years
Experience; single sober, irst class pre-.
R'ptlonis. neat stock keeper aud good
EBsman desires situation. Address Pnar.
<,iht, this office. is
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-04-18

A. ZUBER 211 Milan street. paws highest
price for old clothing, shoes, hats; drop
postal, VIII call. !, a
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-04-18

CALL UP PHONE 22T If YOU want Your
furniture stored in the best bt!ck ware
mouse IN the city; we also move. n tck
aud ship furniture. :. j. Nestaeimci IN
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-04-18

k,,iS race to do housekeeping for
sty NS Vt Sldower. 1919 Lubbock street.
~
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RAADD -
ooARD AND ROOMS.

1T ap -. board, room; 213 La Branch
i ,essonS bic rates. 20
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1902-11-29
DEATH BY Who'll SALE
IN CHICAGO EXPLOSION

Three men working in the yards
were struck and killed by the flying
fragments of the walls.
When the last four boilers ex-
ploded the force hurled tons of
brick, stone and timber high in the
air, falling in all directions, many
persons in the streets and in dis
tant portions of the stock yards be-
ing struck.
Four men were killed outside the
buildings, all being identified. OF
the eight bodies just taken from the
ruins only four have been identified.
The others were so horribly crush
ed. mangled and scalded that it
will be impossible to identify them.
The hospitals are unable to give
complete lists of the injured, as
many of the victims were taken to
their homes. Fifty is probably a
correct estimate.
1t is now almost certain that
none of the 90 men yet in the house
escaped.
The firemen are heroically work
ing the debris.