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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-05
TEXAS.

Hardin 4 Co, bankers, OF Roekwal. have
assigned, with liabilities OF $4,000.
Hughes Bros. stable at Dallas was
burned; J. II. Williams and twenty.three
horses We're cremated Loss estimated at
$4,000.
The entire force Of Indian police has
been ordered out TO drive cattle from the
Chiekasaw nation into Texas
The mayoralty campaign at Waco has
reached the sizzling point
John selby, in jail at Bastrop awaiting
Indiana officers, declares he is innocent
and willing TO return.
Or. ] j. Arendale was shot and killed
at Waller. I, Benford will have an ex.
aiming TRIAL today,
The experimental tobacco farm in Nacor.
dochcs county is now ready for the seed.
Many Of the Confederate veterans at the
home are In the hospital.
The sunny South shoot at Brennan will
be a'hig afalr.
Matrcide Virgil Gallagher has been
taken TO the penitentiary.
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TO DISCOURAGE CONSUMERS,
The Price OF Coal in Local Market Has
Been Advanced.

The Price OF Coal in Local Market Has
Been Advanced
Scranton, Pa January Following tho
lead Of the Lehlgh Valley. the Jersey Cen
trial and the Reading companies the Della
ware, Lackawanna and Western company
yesterday acceded to the demand OF it's con.
tract shippers to suspend the G5-35 per cent
contract until circular and actual market
prices again conform,
The Independents who mine about Is per
cent Of the anthracite production arc now
all free to sell their coal at the breaker
NJ the best price they can secure, leaving
e to the purchaser 10 deal with the carrier
about freight charges. In return for the
concession the Independents have proml, Cd
10 favor the East and New England where
coal Is most needed and with this end In
view they have already announced that no
more coal viii he sold by them at retail
10 generally discourage local consumers
from buying more coal than Is actually
nce-el an advance I'm prices was agreed on,
and tomorrow Scrautoninns who want couI
viii have tn pay 50 a ton for the larger
domestic sizes.
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PoMEsTIC

Fea1szt cral grgrators. Aeve re7ucI 20 toe
'-ssiul9ay % 1hs mlHers. teav.H~ -aus t1e
.aglc- lsve iEsE carss Cor complaint
IN 2 w-esA on rls Ssltae-a railway it-
teen u.ses east o., Birmingham. Ala S-t1r
GAY uls1r oae person was Killed a-3 twenty
egg; sslc-et.
Isansc-s II tae wo-iI are So a combine 20
Ceatrg' ufgsess at1 government sglnces-
NeT Yu,E has .rccivsE 2I-s- i4a-,-r -c-y
Co-l..g because VI r-r .rss ~ a.- ssae-~.
Miss Asor-a O.: Houston is ecaa- rs
hostess 20 Mrs VA .z asr Journey 4e-ass
tae .n.,...a.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-05
SERIOUS RAILROAD WRECK
Passenger Train 90 Southern Railway
JumpsTrack Near Birmingham.
ONE KILLED, TWENTY.ElGHT INJURED
The Wreck Was Caused BY Spikes IN
the Rails Being Cut by Pre-
eeding Freight.

birmingham. Ala January An
wreck ON the Southern Railway. near
llcnry Ellen, fifteen miles east Of this
city, al 300 O'Clock last night one person
was killed and tvcuty-cight others slight
ly injured knowing the train No 81,
from Atlanta 60 be laden with passengers,
IL was thought for a while that disaster
had occurred and intense anxiety pre-
vailed at Birmingham. For more than
i've hours no news u The wreck could bc
obtained, on account of It's isolated ioca-
riuu, and as the relief traiu sent FROM
Thu, city was delayed fully that long. tn
arrived ut $40 q, m with the injured anu
uu.ujured passengers Following is the list
uf casualties.
W. W. WHITE, engineer, Avondale.
Injured:
Jim Roper, bargageman, Atlanta bruised
+. II. Patton. stonemeter, Ca. fractured
bones
Dan Collins negro fireman, Ayondale,
bruised
rom Jones. express messenger, Atlanta.
bruised and cut on head.
Charles Slaughter, Jackson Ga. bruised.
G. II. NORMAN. Birmingham. bruised.
George Hickman and wife, East ST.
Louis, H.. badly shaken up.
j. r Dood, Shreveport, La, leg bruised.
W. d. Holmes, Birmingham, b-liy shak-
r. il. Hin. Duncan, Miss. head ana arm
v T. Stone and wife. Hmman, Ala.
I. P. Howse, Birmingham arm badly
= T. BEoach Meridian, Miss, knee and
v /. Sessions and family. Bi-mins
Andrew Johnson, Birmingham, head
bruised.
Biey Thomas Ishkooda, Ala. bruised
Henry Ross; Woodlawn. Ala. side hurt
and skin bruises
G. Cox Tallapooss Ga. knee hurt
d., ) Doyle Meridian. Miss, knee and
Isaac Stone, Rocky Mount, Ga, head
Rufus wilkins, birmingham. arm bruised
I'd Alexander, Pratt CITY. side injured
sam Ford, Bcssemcr. lex hurt
III Harrison, wife and child, Birmin-har
T. D. Dickinson, Birmingham. cash on
John stevens, Birmingham, neck badly
ia Quincy. Birmingham. head cut.
edge II long cut ana wls caused Ay tho
/ spik5s N the rails being clt 10y
I on thu cross ties Not knowing OF
/ the accident he freight train crew had left
I no warning to the ou-oomiuE passenger
! uain' ana when the engine pulling the long
/ train from Atlanta struck the Insecure rail
I II Jumped the track and ta-noj complete
/ " over, crushing Engineer White 90 death
/ trneath it. The baggage car fell across the
I SIDE II the cut and was u7~tIailv saved
/ from demolition The combination eNpress
/ ana mail cas- split tn two, lrErthuise, part
/ Of the ear falling against the wrcokage OF
/ coaches were dcrailed bUt being nearest
| tue Si.e "f tn" walls or thc high Cut they
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FACTS ARE TO BE CALLED FOR
The Member From Indianoa District Will Intro
duCe the Resolution
lSnecial 10 INC post !

Washington January 4 Southern congressman begin to return to this city
frouu
the presidents the udanOa,
Is %
declare Just also to tho In
70
the O
he
the feeling
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Orange Locals

Orange Texas, January IA party ot
tyenty-seyen Masons from Port Arthur
came up to Orange last night and wit.
messed the exempliacatlon Of the work in
TIE irst and third degrees by Madison
lodge, a this place. the work being given
for the beneat OF the officers Of a new
lodge soon to be instituted at Port Arthur.
The work Of the two degrees was given
ID the usual magnificent style OF the Orange
lodge aud az It's conclusion adjournment
was had 10 'he Holland hotel, where a
banquet was served The party Dartaking
VI tle banquet numbered seEenty-elght
h-d TIE occasion was one long 70 BE- re
themgered The Wishing Masons embarked
Igi FVTt Arthur at 5 o'clock this morning
% tte Tug Charlotte NJ Alien
heT. 3. Cochran the nv. presiding
Sidef OF the beaumout districI, held the
nrst quarterly conference OF the new wear
q. the Methodist church last night, ana
church today.
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WASHINGTON.

ne senate v.H devote a ia-=e Pos-lan ~
s.ates15i H.. during The present vces.
god salArv Is artrac;lne -ttsz,lo7.
Hozr will address the senate tomorrow Ia
favor Of Sis 4zrlt-ls. bltL
The congressman from the -al.soo.a dis
trick Tiu ,ey 20 lLI Oh, why -4at post
ot6ce vas closed.
Senator Morgan. 4, Is statet viii iuuo-
eacs d bin 10 declare Panama eau1. usso-
tlatious v.ra -como.s 81 and i-strac-iu-
neso,isti0ns 20 BE- made gor che Nieas..aa
route.
TIE annual report Of Governor Taft. made
pu6iic yesterday, predicts gloomy future
Tor the Fallppue provinces unless 4u-
proved
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RAILROADS.

II is said the Plnkertons are to take
charge Of the antiscalpmg work OF the
railroads.
The new union depot at New Orleans
Il now 10 use.
There VIII be opposition to the Southern
pacinc's bill to absorb the Macaroni road
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-05
IA Jolgs CONDITION SERIOUS.
Clsveland's Star May Not Sc Able I,
PLAY Next Season.

FTay NeNI ocaauU'
Cleveland Ohio, January The base
ball world viii lose one OF lts shining stars
the coming season, aud the diamond may
never ace him again, The star Is none
other than Larry la Joie, captain ana sec.
ond baseman for the Cleveland baseball
club. and the highest sAlaned ball player
in the business today on the day after
Christmas. La lole was taken with a severe
attack " pleurlsy and was conveyed to MS
apartments IN a earrlagc, whore It was seen
his condition was serious He rallied quick
ly, however ana Il was thought that he
would nc around again IN q few DAYS. no
toog 4 rclapse last Mcnday and he haR not
Improved. Instead, bis condition Is becotn'
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SUMMARY OF THE NEWS
7odap's Weather.

wsshinrtcn, January 4,-East Texas =
Fair aud slightly colder Monday. Tuesday
fair; fresh northwest winds
indian Territory. Oklahoma, Arkansas and
West Texas -Fair, slightly colder Monday.
TUESDAY fair
View sfeIico Fair Monday and Tuesday
Alabaua Partly cloudy Monday and
Tresday: light variable winds
Mississippi ana Louisiana. -Fair and
siIguuv colder Monday Tuesday fair; Light
90 fresh RoIth winds.
osservatlcrs taken b. the United states
weathsr bureau 1t S p. m, 18th meridian
ti-oe-
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Ing alarming but he claims he is getting
better.
A complication has set IN, and II IS feared
mud u this u the ease he Will not be able
60 play ban thls season HIS condition Is
SO s'fouA that Il l. being kept qnirt 10y
the local papers. Ht the request 90 Mana gel
Armour, whU h trying 20 keep the news
away from the great ball player aud his
friends here So that ne win not be both
cred THIS eyening the doctor stated thar
Is admitted to the SICK chamber INT the
nurse and Mrs ArLour
Mr. Armour Is worried over the unex-
pcotcd turn in Ia luie's condition, and he
has great reason TO De There ls rot a
man In the country that can OIL his posi-
ticn satisfactorily A consultation Win be
held tomorrow among the best doctors Of
the city IN HIS case,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-05
THE STRIKE AT MONTE.
Reported That Officers Used h.
voNers 10 Dispetse Sill.

reported nat OriCers Used nd
volVers 10 Dispense Striker
Laredo, Texas, january 4.-wo,i I
this city from Monterey, Merleo n
t6c effect that $50 Of the eu,nlov,,
large Gusgenheim smelter IN TIA, Z,
gone out on strike. because O, 4,
ZION with o new system OF paw. iss.s
the irst OF the year. The strita n
the men Of the furnace, roastlns "a "
ping departments, and, wbils M,
go men are directly conckrnsS \
strike. about 600 others are affect,is
enforced closing down Of the sns,
The dvns have been banked n J,
No. 3. and work is at etandstIl u
less an amicahle settlement can \
reached. the smeltcr will suffer "
NOUS loss because Of its enfofcs
ness.
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SPORT.

The sunny South shoot al Brcnham is TO
be big snsir.
Lajoie is said 10 be Ia such shape he
may nor be able TO play next season
beaumont Of Pittshurs was the letdins
Striker " the National league last year.
The National League peace committee
claims that 1t has FOIL power 10 treat with
the American league.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-05
DU PATTY DE CLAM AGAIN

Seeks to Hurt Dreyfus Through Unpop-
ularity OF Humberts.
Paris. January 5-Thc Temps has pub.
lishcd an interview with Colonel Du psty
Dc Clam on the articles published in the
Gaulois by CASTOR Pollonaise. the we'll
known polcmist IN which 1t was asserted
mat the colonel recently made deposition
netore the magistrate investigating the
archives OF the general stan contain doc,.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-05
HOUSE FORECAST.

Washington. January NO complete
program IS mapped out FOR the house for
the FIRST week Of the new year The lead.
ers are very anxious 10 force the appro-
priatlon bills as rapidly ga possible THE
Indian bin * on the calendar and Roadway
IL making In committee with the poslaf-
nee, diplomatic and consular and District
OF Columbia bills The latter. NJ least.
will be reported ~ the house before the
end Of the week Mr. sherman OF New
York. chairman Of the Indian committee,
Is III az Hot Springs Ark and his alb
Sence may delay consideration OF the Indian
hill Until the appropriation bills get into
the hopper the house win occupy It's timc
with miscellaneous business brought up un.
der calls OF committees
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-05
VENEZUELA

Castro Says be viu no. resisn OK leave
the couutrg
The snail traders % Care'ls became
alarmed and caused Q run on tae bank.
There 10y bc rloJirg az Ia Guayra ne
G result o. the government closing the Gus
tom house
some ~ the Berlin press Is sun sore ove=
the Monroe 10 trine.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-05
arove,s rlack Root lIvsr am.

Made from an active principle obtained
from Black Root They set on tho liver
equal 20 calnmei and leave no bad after
effects, No gripping. no sick stomach VIII
cure chronic constipation. Price IS ceuts
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-05
CONGRESSIONALFOREC
Omnibus Statehood Bill Topic Of Dis.
cusSiOn During Week.
CUBAN TREATY NAY Be REPORTED
Senator Hear WIN Address the senss.
IN SuopoU Of His Antitrust
Bill Tuesday.

Whsilus.ter, 7s,,er. ,r.-~ 80 .h
~ ,N~
senators WAC itll was IluSion Tor t1e
Christmas hviiduys are >fil absent ANA the
indications arc t5q+ ,.,s,, l,ossr.+s 4. -.
.
s44utl At 1HNn t2rvrroN tlcfe WIZ u't b.
very tuil ATTENDANCE Before :ht. WOE
Is ra- atv-p,tf aav,c,a. rt. ...,,.... ,.,i.,
~, -.
wa" +s i- t'-diaE WORKING nsutf ahh taNte
VIII lie lttia cessation af WORK before
March ri,, -rrs.fI.,f,, be VAN, .......-,f
.--s.,..l
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though Il is understood that high financial
circles ARE prompting a buu tendency in
order to prepare the market for forthcom
Ing government issues
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COMMERCIAL.

The london stock market entered the
rew rear by advanced prices. IN which all
sectsnns participated.
rhs serlia bosras showed ouoyant mood
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-05
RooSebeh and Wood Fence.


the
Wood has scratches his face and he
n he
road sword
preside o
rather ashnS with broad which
call site
presidents wound that his
y
a e I b
9th o
reg OF He truefuly
with presidents
WOOD
Theseen are or reducing
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pron,Inent Banker Dead,

Philadelphia, Iauuay l--ii, Nv
Towuspud. senior ncmher q IN
linn of pe Hnyen ~ ioNnsenu' y
In CamCen, ). c.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-05
DISTURBANCES IN CHM

The Uprising in the interior osr
to Spread.
Shanghai, January The dis,u
in the interior Of China are spreada,
thousand troops have been sent d
press the disorders ia the proyins
Kiauc.
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Mir. Bryan Entertained by 6oyss
Mexico city, January A-Mr. BUa
family were cordially greeted at h
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-05
GROVES CHRONIC CHILL CURE

SnONE S'HONlS WILL IOhE
Cares the chills tina. other chin tonics
dent cure. AZ ell Druggists. 10 Gufe. 10
fay. 6Oe.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-05
DEAL FELL THROUGH
The S2o,ooo,ooo MalIeabls Gasp .,
solidation Went TO FleV1s

Ttttshurg January he ~, n
morrow win say. The S-O'V9l'v,sayn5 si
castings consolidation. anAy'v w
month as an assured tning; A@ IN
pieces. II Is said tb9t Wy arl
former Judge Ebert Il HIat5 n
ciatcs IN the United states .,r,e
ton was withdrawn. on tle n
conditions are not opportunnS, IA b
launching Of such n concern, s ao M
10 Che deal being dropped TOT az
time, ,,.h =
form the consolidation have y
yearly outpnt OF a'O.OJO tons o. Z, !.
castings These concerns are Va
the "NYlddle West" With three "a
Buffalo, y Y. Trenton. y J" =
tauooEa. Tenn.
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As a Liver Tonic
use o&IDlNE.
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TO CURE A COLD IN ON 4,
Take Laxative Bromo Quinine, 4 b
druggists refund the money y
cure. Y. W. Groves sisna'u''
box. 25c.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-12-08
WACO DISTRICT APPOINTMENT
Bishop Walden Closes Confer
ence at Fort Worth.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
Fort Worth, Tex, Dec. bishop John
Walden of Cincinnati closed the twenty
seventh annual session Of the Austin Con-
ference. after announcing the ap-
pointments for the year.
There was a rush of business during
the entire day. The reports show a con-
dition of general prosperity, and steady
growth Of the. church in this conference.
There are forty-three churches. with a
value of over 100000; nearly 5000 MEM
berS. with over 10 per cent more proba-
TONERS. There are forty-one local preach
ers and thirty-nine Sunday schools. The
conference raised for the support of pas
tors. Presiding Elders and the Bishop
over $4,000 last year in addition to
amounts coming from the mission board.
Three are twenty-three parsonages valued
at over $4,000. Over $1,000 was spent on
new buildings or improvements and paying
Indebtedness.
The appointments are as follows:
Fort Worth Distriet-R. L. sclle Presiding
supplied; paihart and panhsndie. c. {. MOTIFS s.
S irst Prey pfa' cSok
tuil: EliziahethtoTn. G; L Elliott: Fort Worth
ssa to be supplied T George
tss6 to IL suRp1 1 Ms f. 6s
R lR,ea srrSns ani Grtsbs. TaT1nstsn
sn to Be Mgss MsaSs M.l
and III Msa5S ysa yoikshSs5ss 5,.on ,ps.,s,n a.
E Mae0 peaSs1a and Iresaa
s B. Knowles: Austin. Hyde Park and George:
town. ]; c: H. Mcknight: Brownsville and
Houston Heights. w. D. Collins: Hubbard.
R. D.. Stewart; Mountain Springs. J. C.. H.
Mcknight San acknowledgements Hill. to
be supplied: Trinity. 4. A. Hyde. Waco-Trin-
ity. c. Z. Nook: Vinci Memorial. E. 7: Lacey.
Austin District-O. s. IindstruM, Presiding
Elder Austin-Central Church. O.. f. Olan-
der: Couplana. to be supplied: Decker. to be
supplied: FL Campo. to be supplied Dallas.
C. T. Walsh: Galveston. TO be supplied:
Georgetown and Brllshy. Q. F. Lindstrum:
Hutton and Taylor e. r. Woh1ander: Manda
and Limo. TO be supplied.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-12-08
COMMITTEE RESUMES
HEARING IN WOOD CASE.
Discovered Detectives Shadow
ing Certain Army Officers.

Washington, Dec THE Senate Com
mittee on Military Affairs resumed its
hearing in the General Wood case to-day
with Commander Lucien Young of the
navy on the stand Later Colonel Charles
S. Diehl. assistant general manager Of the
Associated Press, WAS called.
Commander Young was subpoenaed by
the Military Affairs Committee at the re-
quest OF Major Rath,bone, who had fur
nished to the committee list of questions
which he desired to have addressed to the
witness. Some of the questions We're ig-
nored by the committee. though much tes-
charge that General Wood, after assum-
ing the duties of Governor General of
Cuba, employed detectives not connected
with the army to shadow certain army
officers for the purpose of reporting their
actions TO General Wood. Commander
Young testified that he occupied the dual
position of Captain of the Port Of Ha-
vana and Commander of the naval sta
ton at Havana. Under the first posi-
ton he was subordinate to General Wood.
but under the latter was in no way amen
able to General Woods orders
The witness said he discovered detec-
tires shadowins him, and that upon inves-
tiSation he learned that General Tasker
II. Bliss. General Charles F. Humphrey
and Major L. Ladd also were followed by
detectives. He asserted that he knew
the detectives were in the employ of Cen
eral Wood.
In reference to his recall from the post
at Havana, Commander Young said he
WAS assured by General Wood that he was
very sorry and unable to understand the
order which had been received from
Washington. Commander Young said
when he arrived at Washington he learned
that the recall had been at the suggestion
of General Wood. and that there is cor
rcspondence on file at the War Depart
ment to prove the assertion.
The committee adjourned until to-mor-
row
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-12-08
MEMORY MENDlNG
What Food Alone Can Do for the
Memory.

Tho influence OF food upon the brain
and memory is so little understood that
people are inclined to marvel at II,
Take a person who has been living on
improperly selected food and put him
upon. scientific diet in which the food
Grape-Nuts Is largely used and the In
crease of the mental power that follows
IL truly remarkable.
Canadian who was sent to Colorado
for his health illustrates this point in q
most convincing manner: Zone year ago
! came from Canada a nervous wreck. 50
my physician said. and reduced in weight
to almost skeleton and my memory was
30 poor that conversations had to be re-
peated that had taken place only n few
hours before. l was unable to rest day
or night: for my nervous system Vas
THE change Of climate helped me a
little, but 1t was soon seen that this was
not all that 1 needed. 1 required the
proper selection of food. although I did
not realize 1t until friend recommended
Grape-Nuts to me. and gave this food n
thorough trial. Then realized what the
right food conid do. and 1 began to
change in my feelings and bodily condi-
ton. This kept up until now after six
months use of Grape-Nuts all my nerv-
Gus trouble has entirely disappeared, I
have gained in flesh all that I had lost
and what Is more wonderful to me than
anything else my memory is as good as
It ever was; Truly Grape-Nuts has re-
made me all over, mind and body, when
never expected to be well and happy
again" Name given by Postum Co.
Battle Greek. Mich.
There's a reason.
i Look in each package for n copy of
the famous little book. THE Road to
MELVILLE" ~
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SYMPATHY Of AMERICANS
GREATLY PLEASES KAISER.
Chancellor Won Buelow Asserts That
Royal Patients Progress Toward
Recovery Is Satisfactory.

Berlin, Dec. T.-Chanccllor Won Buclow.
In view of the alarming reports abroad
concerning Emperor Williams health and
In response to a message Of sympathy
from American friends OF the Emperor.
authorizes the Associated Press to ex-
press his sincere thanks for the good
wishes Of his Imperial Master
The Chancellor brought the messages to
the EmDeror's knowledge and authorizes
the Associated Press to say that the EN-
peror expressed his pleasure over these
testimonies Of sympathy.
Chancellor Won Buelow is willing that
the Associated Press should name him as
authority for the statement that the EN-
peror's recovery has progressed naturally
and uninterruptedly: that the Emperor's
condition Is excellent and that he feels
very well.
The continued issuance Of bulletins is
regarded as supernuous. the attendance OF
physicians is really no longer necessary
and there IS not the slightest occasion Tor
concern.