The Houston Daily Post (Houston, Tex.), Vol. XVIIITH YEAR, No. 59, Ed. 1, Monday, June 2, 1902 Page: 2 of 6
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SUMMARY OF THE NEWS
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4 DOMESTIC
The n ocliambMtt mission tailed for Ms
bon yesterday after entertaining their re-
cent hoU t tltnner ou board the battle
chlpQautoU General Urungc exchanged
farewell courteglsea with the president
Dehth of a raveling salesman from
poison nt Chicago and letters found on tbo
body of deceased fcave llso to the aupposl
lionhat be wan a member of a suicide
clubin New 1orb
it has been decided to call out the engl
peers firemen nnd pumpmen at the nnthra
clto mines todar unless their demands for
nil debthour day are granted
Klrc destroyed a dozen hotels at llocka
war Heath Ii I yesterday and three per
sonsiwerc burned to death
Juraes II lckcls has been appealed to
to Intervene In behalf of tbe striking team-
ster In Chicago
4 WASHINGTON
The senate forecast for tbe coming week
Indicated the passage of the Philippine bill
and placing upon tho regular order the
Nicaragua bill
In the house It has been agreed to give
to conference reports nnd appropriation
bills the preference over all other bunt
aes Peace news was received by the British
charge from tho London foreign office but
as It was Sunday no offlclil notification
was sent to the n tato department
Tho navy department has given out n
partial statement ns to Its expenditures
bccauM of tbe war In tbe Philippine
FOREIGN
The official news of peace was promul-
gated thronghont Great Britain yesterday
The compict was signed by Boer represen-
tatives and Lords Kitchener alul Mllner nt
1030 p in Saturday London rejoices to-
night
Tho optimism have predicted that the
London stock exchange la on the eve of n
great boom while conservative dealem cay
present prices have discounted the peace
licnclta
In Iterlln the HamburgAmerican nnd
North Sotman Lloyds > tock sold at the
hghest prices for a lung time on tbe Mor-
gan combination scheme
Manchester markets ttero dull and neg-
lected China and Indian mnrkets were
inquirers but not largo buyers Yarns were
only In demand for todays requirements
Another Boier Insurrection has Inokiii
out In Chi LI Canton China A mission-
ary and flfly tnxgatharers were killed
The Iloxers klll d tltelr own wltcs and
children at the outset
HxPicMdent Kruger and his associates
would like to return to Iritotla but It U
enqlurtis but not largr biiiem yarns weru
lowed to do so
TtSXAS
Judge Hpeer Is said to be assured of he
nomination for Judge of theASccond court
of appeals to succeed Hunter
Elder VY V Warren of Tloy was killed
bj an explosion of carbide
Commencement exerel es are under twiy
st Kom Iloustou Normal nt ftuntsvllle
The Industrial exhibit of lraile View
Normal colon tl Is to bo pemd today
There are n number of visitors at the
school
Senator Dlbrcll announces positively lliat
he do not propose to ttlthdrtw from the
race for congre s
Prohibition was snowed under In Cald-
well county
sport
M L Hurley of the New York Athletic
club clipped t 3C seconds off lie woildx
nmitcur record for the inllm In the eyoln
ra ct t the Viillsburg tuck In Nciiail
N J ilme 1100 lr
New Orleans shut nut Birmingham In a
onesided game In New Oiluatig ycstoidny
Mne runs woio mrde In one Inning
Memphis defeated Atluiln on tbo formers
home grounds and Shreveport shotfd Chat-
tanooga don n mint In r notch
TToustonT
J i Bestelro was killed by a street csr
last night
City Knglneer Dormant expects to have
the sower sjphons In such condition thlH
week that a fair nnd tlnat ten of llictr
merits 1f they have any can bo made
Two dallies woe condemned By Milk In-
spector Noble yesterday
YOUNG MAN IS MISSING
John Potters Coat and Hat Found but
Ho Is Gone
Dallas Texas June lThe police depnrt
meat has been nt work nil day on n mys
tery Jt looks as If John Polter n wed
known young man was foully dealt with
ifter midnight He was seen going homo
ibout that hour from the giocery hotuo In
r lch b wft Hloyeib This morning his
teat cut and
torn almost Into shreds nm
lis derby hat crushed as with a blunt In
Itniruenf were found In Hickory street n
fbortdlstaneo from bis home A largo
open knife but not bloody was found with
lp bn t 1mt cnt Strmms wells Ittid
rnany bulldlugj hnvo been searched but n
clew found The police hatr teleplioncd
or telcgruphed to every city In tho State
A Killing at Dallas
Dallas Texas June 1 John Cox stabbed
and killed George McKIIvy on Commerce
6trcct near Walton tonight McKIIvy vj
Disemboweled Cox escaped Tho two men
Quarreled
Meotlno Was Postponed
fian Antonio Texas Juno 1 The meeting
of the live stock sanitary board which
was scheduled to bo held In this city Mon
flay June 2 has been postponed until Mon
day June 0
Flannels
IpreferPEARL
INE to other
soap powders
especially good
for washing flan-
nel goods
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CYCLING RECORD BROKEN
M L Hurley of Hie N Y A C Rode
five Miles in 1109 15
NEW ORLEANS DRUBS BIRMINGHAM
Memphis Gave Atlanta a Beating on tho
Homo Grounds and Shreveport Shoved
Chattanooga Down the Line
Newark N J June 1 The feature of
the meeting at tho Vallsburg track today
was the riding done by M t > Hut ley of
the New York Athletic club the amateur
champlcn He captured both the half mile
open nnd tho fire mile handicap and broke
the worlds record In the long distance race
Ho coterul rive miles In 1100 15 The
old record was 1111 15 made by lugrahuiu
at Buffalo J
Tbo fifteen mile paced race between Joe
Nelson of Newark nnd Henry Cndwcll of
ManchrHtir icsultcd In an easy victory
for Caldwell Attendance fiOULf Sum
mollis
llnlf mile amateur nnen won by M I
Hiitley New YoiU Athletic clubs Teddy
llllllugtoii Yallsbiiig stiond loo ninssuu
Newark Iblid lllue 101 S
Consolation one mile iniofosslonal won
by T J Cndwcll Iltrtfordt John lledell
Iynbrook second llojd Ktvbs Nowuik
third 1 luin Ji 3S
Vhe mile bandlcup amateur won by
M I Hurlci New York Athletic eluli
scratch II Wclslng New York scratch
second Kdwnrd llalley New Yolk fJUU
jnrds third Time 1100 1S
IIftcen miles paced won by Henry Cad
well Manchester Time 23 I Joe Nelson
Newnik was badly beaten his pnee giving
out lu tliu elevvutn uille
NACOGDOCIieS S1IUF OUT
CAWTHONS MADE THREE IN THE
FIRST INNING
Got No Chaneo to Score for tho Re-
mainder of the Gamo Both tho
Pitchers Did Good Work
The Cawthons looked like derby winners
lu the Urn Innliig when they straightened
out four of IMrtlns benUcis for safe dilvcs
counting iu baiics und securing a trio of
tuillis all of them earned After that
l iitln passed It up Wilson taklug his
lluic till tbo slab nnd Ituscho going to loft
Tim Cuwthous weiu Jielilf s ugalust Wll
Mining i tlieriiirtur ° Bt u UvW Ixll them from
Ilounton won by the
S t though in theeuiith lu
uug mien tho WtKoiM mude tno hlla and
1 tllf1 b t i
orv o r h > a baud uj JtMuny
iin i lllu criHntlonal fielding of Hire
mid catenltig of I million the pUoiiluir of
Into eoutiol of n wide
tune wliltli buiko nt the mate with im
fling peislstency foolliu tliu Na igIothi i
men coiiiHelelv lie mixed
spt with a
thouglt tliey ntio beh nil bark Kid Ollre
XI 2L i u pWIP ll0or l f h
tntilies haf eier I u mm < < > u he Imnt
d iiinoiid in tin wwntli Inning im i
rirTV1 l n11 t 14 ns hit
n liner oiw llilrtl tlmt nuked tod fur two
ut oure hiiikm < Lmyhoi ly
tho ninth Wilson ilitne cue to bit nd
tJHre Jiiiiiped three feet In the air nml
IHIW It down Iloth
pr uro wild y
ii > Iyerybnily win uw
tlm rnm iioumimed t t he he best
I im tor kept tho pliijeis on th mm
1 sumi the gamo ami it was pin veil J In
minme me of ula
ten s
The noil of nennett on third was thn
of a foil 11 fuini Miliouiirg bat In the
seventh Inning on w h h mntlo 11 tlniih c
tt V iB fa Ml 1CYf Hrldllip KM
We ner led Ids team with sllol miking
1 Hluglo ami 11 double Tho Niuoc eh3
hicu nro ii eciitlKininly lot 1n t t i u 2
was iaii during the game Kko Charles
the cliamnlyns of the Sunset eig 1 n t
MlttrTb A H
Ollio If 1
Henrbmoush tl > t
iJdtuondson lib 4
lttper us t
iiiiiy ff a
tblldroes c 1
Hnjes if i
Nelson p i
0 U
i 0
1 0
Totals to i t 7 U 1
Nacogdoches All It 11 lO A K
ltemett Ill I i 1 j t 0
Weinei lb i v Ill l i
Wilson If p 1 1 1 0 4 1
rWinrUol rf 1 o o 1 11 1
ons lib i i 11 u a
Willies cf l 0 0 1 1 n
lliighcs e 0 t j
insinbnni si t o i u 1 j
Im tin 1 i i o 11 ii 0
itusdie if 0 0 1 0 0
Totals u > 0 Tt 21 iu Tt
Cawthons 300 non ihhiu
Nncogdoehes OtK IHA WO t
Km lied Hiiis Cawtbous t
Two base bll Weiner
1 hrrcbare lilt Senrborough
Sncilllre hltItlelly
llnses 011 balUOa Nelson 1 off Wilson
Hattem liltHlelly Ihnes
Hlrnck outlly Nelson 11 by Wilson I
Double plavsllugiies una Ijous Hon
tett I > oii8 and Werner
Utuprlorioctor
TlmelH > > tn amnj
Southern Leaoue
llityed Wou Lost l l
Nnsnvllln ai 111 T 7311
New Oilems il 8 7M
Atbintii iii in ii rat
iMemmiN no 15 it > >
Ilttln ltneli Ul 111 in 4n
ltlrmliiglinui US 11 17 intl
Mirovopcrt JO 11 m nail
rhattnnooga 2il 8 ifi sff
New Orleans In June 1 Now Oileans
celebrated Us return homo by plnjlng it
great game Smlib and Atz doing nhe
mmieiml iblilliig tiimpbell did fairly well
until tbe sixth when the New Orleans
batters broke loose nnd ItltmlngUani went
to pieces Nino runs were lulled up In this
Inning nnd the gamo was Urtuully oer
Wttendliticc BWX
Hi ore 11 ir
New Orleans tut Oil lis U in 0
Mlrnilngham 000 XX XX > 0 3 t
Rtcwnrt and Westlalse Campbell Illue
nnd Drown
Shreveport June 1 Shreveport defeated
Chattanooga with ease this afternoon Only
three of tho lsltors reached first base
pfttr tbo Initial tuning
Score a 11 R
Chattauoogn ROn XX WX 3 5 rj
Bhroveport I0O tilt oox 0 n 1
llrenuan nnd Itotb ltutler nnd Mcdulre
Memphis Juno 1 Tho locals easily de-
feated Atlanta todny In n fast game With
the exception of two eoktly errors one by
Vnldols and one by Ollllgun the Meitiphtuiu
played a bitlllant gnine Attendiinet < Hwo
Score u 11 11
i IomphU 200 ona ox ti 11 n
Atlanta not Oik 010 ii 7 4
ihrct and Acoisln Wnson and Uitlnicr
National league
riayed Won tost l U
1lttsbarg mi no u Kt3
Chlcaso 53 S3 13 iu
HISS > V 4
HOUSTON DAILY 3OST MONDAY MORNING JUNE 2 WU2
llrooklyn 1ft 17 10 472
Itoston HI ir 10 Ml
New York 30 IS 21 till
riillBdolphla at M 20 401
cinclunatl 3d 14 22 a
St Ixiula 13 22 371
Cincinnati Juno lWlchcr was bit nil
over the lot this afternoon This com
blued with errors lost the gamo for SU
Louis
Hcore 11 11 H
Cincinnati 120 001 22x 8 11 U
St Isuls 200 001 000a 8 I
Thlelmnn and riet Wicker and ONeill
BEAUMONT i AGAIN BEATEN
Lake Charles Took the Second Game
Easily
Ilcnumonr Texas Jumj 1 More than two
thousand people saw Ijike Charles adminis-
ter a second defeat to lleaumout today In-
n ten Inning struggle that was of the heart-
breaking kind It was not one of those
pitchers battles for the ball was bit bant
nnd often by both teams nnd tho total
number of earned runs on both sides was
five Ileaumont took tho lead In the first
Inning nnd held tt until thn sixth when
Lake Charles went her 0110 better Then In
the ninth Inning Ivn TevH hit the ball for
two sacks nnd Hellemnii did tho same thing
tlng the score nnd pausing the tenth In
nlng in the lentb Inko Chnrlcs wou by a
double nnd n single with on one out 1agu
led with tho stick getting tlucc bits
out of four times up while lllrlinrdson led
the Ileaumouters with the stick Luke
Charles won tho gnnic on two firms by
Helliuinn lint It must be raid hat they
were excusable That fast player hn been
pn > lug In bli regular place with n forefin-
ger on his right bund as large ns two ordlu
nij lingers nnd nt the same time It Is ex-
ceedingly tialuful HtoViiii however Is
lrk nml Ilcllomaii Insists on helping out
Ilrlgauce and McKenuii eacb pitched fair
games the earned runs showing up lu fa-
int of the home man but otherwise Mc
Keunn had n ubudo the best ot It Nelson
for the Usltors caught well while lyoni
for Ileniimont llelded lu the correct fashion
Tho following Is tho score by Innings
Ileaumont Ily Innings TotnL
Hits 310 010 012 1 II
Huns 200 000 001 0II
Lake Charles
lilts OU Mtt Oil 210
Itmisl 010 002 000 1 4
sum maiiy
Iarncd runs Ilcauuiout 1 Ialtc Charles
o
Twobase bits Helleinan Weber lons
Tevls Hlehnrilson 2 Page Iultlcli 2 Col-
lins Kiorhnrdt
Stolen buses Nelson
Double pliijs Hcllemon to Weber to
Lyons
liases on balls Hrlganre 2 McKenna 1
lilt by pitcher McICeniwi 2
Htiuck out Ilrlgnnee 1 MoKonnn 1
rnssed bulls Illehaidson 1 Nelson 1
Time of gamo 131
Umplie IIiiK
Heorer iiccr
TODAYS RACES
Harlem Entries
Bli fubngs maidens selling Temper
lYank Mne Or Whitney 107 Tho Mot mon
Itilstae KM Miss Urnmlon Miss Madison
ltlrssed Unmvstil 102
lour nnd 11 hnlf furlongs twoyearolds
soiling 1nrmer Jim King Dodo Almailti
107 Oooduinn rioicstun 101 Sprlngstend
Dr ONeill tia Dupage Iluck Miss Irnp
liean llentli Olrl Corsica Alice Carp Knlo
lloycs 10 Imly Matchless IM
bet en furlongs handicap Toah 110 Tliu
Lady 111 Alurd 107 Ilendwiiter Imp Itisu
Jreo 105 Ullie Wheat 101 OtU KS li
Stephens Oil Tcm Klngsley 02 Hone Hoy
MOne
One mile und nn eighth excelsior handl
tap Abo 1rink 120 Aladdin ltw Iout
yuex 117 lurleu Appleby 112 J V Kllby
US Ilur New 114 llcnwntor 111 Oils
107 Hoodwink 100 Marctn W Ited Tip
Ki lllownlio t-
One mile nnd sixteenth selling Cniihilu
iulnes Miss Uza 101 Marshal Mel 107
Illum II ins llanlRh KM Tluules nil
Udlth ij iai Vliireiinci 101 Ouy II iihi
Milium riin 00 Minnie n ih riiutes
ijilcen Ki Ilsywnril Hunter l l Dodlu S
111 Dlglet Illll Wl
One inllo and seventy yatdt Artlrulatt
110 llliwo of Afilca 111 Imp Heletlllant
1111 lljlug Totpedo 101 niagg lis Tommy
rtiHtir til
Cloudy nnd fast
Grnvesend Entries
Mile and tbico quarters liurdlo bandlenp
mer tern hurdles Dig Gun 131 Tankard
111 Mr KtofTcll Kill Kemper Ira 150
Draughtsman 183 Col licit 147 Mary-
lander 145 Collegian 1H2 Cephalalgia 17
Selling the furlongs Ciiinchau 103
Maekey Dwyer 103 Jiulgo Vooibees lX >
Maiitvda 102 Mlnotour 07 baust IU llluo
Delft 101 Daik Ilanta 110 ltiinl Uuslgu
102 Kiileiilosioye 112 Hedge 110 llnbblnet
00 Wane Nicht 101 Sootbsiyer 01
Oloilosa 101 Ollfalu 103 Mtuuts 102
111 not S 01
Mile und Muonty yards maidens selling
Miirnthcn 1 > Coiirtcuny 112 Odds and
Uiids 112 lleggar lurtv 100 Uoodygood 103
DnscliHcliund 100 Sijulre Qulime 112
Tehula 107 Lord llndge Ki l ird Sterling
MR Anna nailing 103 Knight of Pnowden
112 DiilTodoiHidllly KCi Sterling lii 112
Unst Kfhtoii Ifri Caller 100 loldshy 112
Knight Teiiipbir 100
rite fttrlnugH he Muhsanet Hurst
llounin 111 llrliustouo 113 Klrc Unter 115
lVeper 115 Jnuotvnv 111 Tilde of ialore
112 Discus 115 Kir Voorhees 115 llnek
fmd lis nine million 115 Napoleon 113
llob llllllaid 111 Attorney 113
Mile nnd ii sixteenth handicap Kamarn
HI St rinmiii OS Hernils 111 Hello of
Troy 115 Moor 103 Himself 107 Highland-
er ito Iombio 107 Numeral 100 Col mil
80 About six furlongs selling Happenecker
101 Josepha 107 Klngralne J00 Maiden OS
fhost 01 llriifT 07 Chlion eft Ahird
Sehell 101 Duckoy OS tuck McCJInnls 0
Military tit May J 07
About six furlongs selling Hostile 01
Candling 10X Triink Kenne 102 Mark
Cheek 111 lielowaliii 05 Oohlen Cnttngn
l 5 Knaniaek 101 IVtra II 08 Aseeuslot
07 Neither One 07 llrandy Hmasli U S
Ihirlmc 101 Helgftld 08
Clear stud fast
St Louis Entries
KIo furlongs scillug Kirry Griffith
Vottljon Nimble Nng 101 Kljlng Olrl IM
Iiyson 103 Uil Hall t Cold Ornament
103 tmmmtclle Cloililt Iety Hiidwelser
OS Howling Dervish 100 Kelie 100 Tribes
OS near Creek 101
Six furloiigsOrMi 100 Last Iitek 102
Ineh 100 Lady H 107 Sister Sarah 102
Hen ilembsteid loo ltenn ion Ml > s
11 King lArd too IIerodes 101 leneul
Jonbert 100 Mnggla Clopton 107 rieiU y
112 Six furlongs Itobcrt Jr 107 Hermnso
112 flop Scorpio 100 InKe View Hello
102 Hollkk 10 Teitulion 100 Colonial
Olrl 104
Mile nnd seventy yauK handicap Odnor
102 round 05 Wax Taper 105 Corrlgnn
KM r Mi lOa Jordan 03 rentefiil 107
Me ami an eliriti selling Hen o1 il
lou Oeorgo Iee 101 Snragamp 03 Wall
nbout 103 Joe nought Campus 101 Bt
llnda 00 Loves Liboiir Alleo Turner 107
Beven finlongj selling Tho Hencdlct
Coasor 103 Hlue Illao fid Kitty 0 PS
Urno 07 Semicolon 113 Jlls Aubrey l k
Curd Olllock 08 Oulde Hock 102 Sam
Insnrus Kso 103 The Itronre Demon 08
Kiss Quick 08 illss Oollghtly 103 Tcnuy
Hello 101
Weather clearing track heavy
Victory or Panltorium Team
Tim Ilintltorlunt baseball team played Its
first gamo nt Magnolia park jestertlay de-
feating the Hrewers ly the scor of 21 to
1 Tho gnmo was devoid of Individual
features The heavy bltllnp of the now
tram knocked two Hrewers pltrtirrs out
Of the box The new rlub will have tt Ir
new stilt In a few days The Iantttnrtum
club detect U bear from wmiii good out
oftown club for Saturday or Sunday week
or both days
Hamilton Medal
The Magnolia Howling club held a con
test for tho Hamilton medal yesterday
I afternoon It was won by William Ilel
hkckc whoso score was 00 The other
scores follow Ucorge Maunbousan 21
J Danlelson 34 Louis Header Sr 40 A
nccko 28 William Kloeck 40 A J Weiss
Henry Schmidt 31 John T Sencffler 11
xnco Kreft 35 F It Hnrr 37 U I Hclnxu
27 George Hlnit 30 W Mniltgouicry 83
8 Kurt 38 Charles Helm 23 W S Abcr
nathy 41
Tho Texas League
At DailnsIIrst gamo Dallas 7j Coral
cann 0 second gnrros Corslconn li Dallas o
AJ Jlafirtarts 8 Fort Worth 7
At rcxnrltnna First canie seventeen In-
nings Texnikann 10 Waco U second
game Texatknna C Waco 3
TO PREVENT LYNCHINGS
A BILL HAS BEEN INTRODUCED IN
LOUISIANA LEGISLATURE
Gives tno Sheriff a Right to Take tho
Objects of Popular Indignation to
the Penitentiary
Special to The Tost
Caton Itouge La June 1 Attorney Gen-
eral Gnlon lins drafted a bill which bo
thinks will effectually put check on lynch
lugs lu Lwulslnin The measure which
was Introduced In the renate by Senator
Lambroiunnt at the attorney gcncmls re-
quest proposes to confer on the governor
authority to take drastic steps to prevent
mob tlulcncc It provides that wlionet er
the governor has reason to fear mob vio-
lence In any section of tbe State ho Is
nutborlztd to have immediately transferred
to tbo State penitentiary for safekeeping
tho object of public Indignation lie is also
authorized to call out the Statu militia if
necessary for the purpose of having tho
prisoner transfered to the State prison
nnd to older a clinnga of teiiuu In such
vases If be sees lit
Senator Kusscll bus lntioduccd n bill to
piohlbll the practice of mlsUiletously sU
lulling trains This offense Is made it mis-
demeanor by the terms of the bill punish-
able with Unu and impilsoiiiucnt
The Joint torn ml i too on judicial reappor-
tionment lias appoint d r sub tommltleo of
lluee to friiinii u basic bill cmeilug the
tiuestlonn Intuited It begins n look as It
llio efforts to reduce the number of district
toiirts will bate own ii harder Ohio thui
was nt III at nutlUpaiid Hie district JiulgiH
lime been dropping lu one by one and they
bate been doing ooilio ellectlve talking
among tho legislating Many bate come
fortllied with facts nnd Hemes golug ti
show bow hey have their liiinds full with
the districts ns now iiiiniiged They will
have an oppoitllility to pieviit this clitl to
tho Joint rnmmltteo thin week the public
bearing Inning been lixed for June 3
The serious Ulne i of Milor CiipdevlcIIa
of New Oilcans llw suddenly directed at-
tention to a defect lu the New Orleans
charter that It Is tousldeicd ought to bo
cmod lu order to mold serious conipllcn
llojm following n nciincv In the ofUco ot
motor now or nt some future tliuu
Tim charter of 18U0 under which the city
got eminent Is now opoiotlng provided that
there should be ulaurd from the members
nf tho eoimell a presltloiit of that bod
whn should bo n salaried oftlccr exoflklo
member of certain committees tho ropre
senlntlve of the maor In tho lalterH ab-
sence nnd llnully that In tin event of tbo
duiih of tho executive his resignation or
dlinlilllty from other causes tlm president
of the council should succeed to the may-
ors chair Upon Its mganlzntlon the pics
cut council elected Mi William Mehle to
be IN president nnd on Iiom oeeislons
when tin maor his been absent from tho
city Mr Mehle has alwujrs acted lu hli
place He Is doing so during the present
Illness of Mr Capdet lelle
The niayois Illness however has nppir
rnlly brought up during tho sesil < m of tho
Ifgislntmo tho iitvMon of whether or
not the decision of lie supteme eouit In the
rase ot Councilman itrlede does not abso-
lutely nullify tho protlslon of the chaitei
I hat names tho piosldent ot thn count 11
as the successor of thn mayor Thn law
yeis to whom tlio fiuestion has been sub-
mitted snv thnt lu their opinion It does
After tho city charter was adopted the
constitutional convention was called It
met In 1S08 nnd among other piotlslons It
nnido the follow lug
Article 310 The electors of tho city of
New Orleans and of nuv political corpora-
tion whltli may be established wltbln tho
tenttory now or which may hereafter bo
embraced within the corporate llmts of
said city shall bivo the ilht to choose the
nubile officers who shall be charged Mi
tbo exercise of the police power ntnl with
thn ndmliilstrntlnn of said corporation In
whole or lu pait
According in this clause In tho consti-
tution nnd Hie manner In which the sc
premo couit Intcrpicts It rrcsbleut Meblo
enn not succeed Mavor Cauedotlelle In tho
etent of the litters denth nnd New Oi-
lcans would bo without n chief executive
Thn leglslntmo will bo asked to cuie thu
defect lu the charter during be coming
week by ranking It conform to tbo consti-
tution
JW
WEATHER INFORMATION
Probabilities
Washington June 1 Forecast for East-
ern Texas Fair Monday nnd Tuesday fresh
southeast winds
Western Texas rilr Monday Tuesday
fair In southern portion showers nnd cool-
er In the noi them portion
New Mexico Fair Monday Tuesday fair
In iotithcrn portions bhuwcis and cooler
In northern poitlon
General Observations
Observations taken by tho United States
weather buicau at 8 p m 73th meridian
time Temper Hulu
Old Halifax Wakes Up
Halifax N S Juno 1 Tbo news of
pence In South Africa reached Halifax
curly this evening and quickly spread
throughout tliu city Croat enthusiasm waa
uiiiiiltfttcd The pastors of all the churches
announced the news from their pulpits and
at tho close of cvrulug services prayers ot
thanksgltlug weru offered the national an-
them was sung and tire bells were rung
Groves Black Root Liver Pills
Mode fiom on active principle obtained
from Hlack Hoot They act on the llrer
equal to rslomel liiul leave uu bad after-
effects No gilplug no sick stomach Will
cure chronic constipation Irlce 23 cents
MARINE INTELLIGENCE
TOUT OF OAlTvRSTON June 1
Arrived
Pi Santanderlllo Spin from Clenfuegos
8s Malitcu Am from Itrnxos Santiago
C3 j K 13 0 > S X u i
B n tb yf lfc KM W H > Alivais 3 s
Bigixtut
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NEW PHASE OF STRIKE
Engineers Firemen and Pumpmen
May Be Called Out Today
MILLIONS OF DAMAGE WOULD RESULT
If tho Owners Could Not Keep Their
Mines Free of Water Latter Say
They Can Get Plenty of Help
Wllkcsbarre Ta June 1 The evening
of what Is looted upon as a most Important
week In tho progress of the authracltc coiil
miners strike finds the entire region In nu
apprehensive mood
zt 7 oclock tomorrow morning tho order
of the United Mine Workers of AmcrlcJ
calling out all the stationary engineers
firemen and pumpmen unless the compinles
grant them an eight hour work day at pros
tut wages will go Into effect and no one
can foretell the outcome of the new move
Vlctoiy for cither side will bo of Immense
advantage nnd both partlis to the contio
omy ure striving with nil the power ut
thiir command to win If the union sue
eccds Iu shutting down tbe pumps the mine
piopertlcs will suffer damage that may
reach into millions of dollais and It thu
employers should be able to Keep the water
out of their workings without the nld of
organized labor It means thnt Hie power
of the unlnit in the anthracite region bus
rtnehed Its limit nnd that nil help In the
effoit to force the mine owueis to grant
the demands of the great army of 117000
miners must come from mhiio outside
tourcc
never iinroun necessauy
Tresldcnt Mitchell said tonight that this
Is the first time In tho history of his
organization that the union was compelled
to call out this class of employes and
thus endanger the safety of the mines In
all other Instances be said the demands
were granted
Theie Is a fear throughout tho coal boll
that the coming week will witness moie or
less serious disturbances lomoirow Is
looLid upon by well Informed peuons as-
a ultlcal da but It Is nut believed that
any eiy serious trouble will occur It Is
clnlmed by tho union that nraily all nt
tho pumpmen and the llicnvu will quit
work nnd thnt about thieufourths of tho
englnciis will also refuse to tontlnue This
rhtliii piltaUly admitted today ly
was
u uiinpiuiy official familiar with too sltun
tlou the companies xiv that the number
of those who hate volunteered to fllll strik-
ers pltirs has biLii suipililncly largo
and that no diriieulty lids been cncountcied
In selei ting good men
An arm of approximately 3000 armed
coiil and Iron policemen sworn In under a
law of the State of leunsylvunla Is In the
Held tonight ready to protect these men
nnd the mining propeitlcs There aie also
scnttered thiougliout the legion it Is said
nbout 1000 men who aie doing seciet work
for the tompnnles
Tnmoirow marks the beginning of tho
fonith week of the total suspension of
milling Mr Mitchell snld tint he was well
natliried with the progiess ot tho strike
He had nothing to say regnullng the proba-
bility of calling out tho hlttiuiluuus milieu
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ACCESSIONS TO THEIR RANKS
Teamsters Union Greatly Strengthened
and Ment Deliveries Impossible
Chicago Juno 1 The striking teimiters
succeeded today In getting mors than 120
recruits to their ranks and the tleup ot the
delltery of meat will he almost complete
Tie new members of tho union come from
the bunch house of tho four hlg packing
Urms The exicullte committee ot the
pnkeis oignnlzatlon held a Miret ronl ei
enco today but refused to make tho object
of the meeting public Another meeting
will he bold tomorrow Some eotulllatorv
action on the put of the packers is ex
pcrteii bt ho stillers
Under tho toter of Sunday quiet the
pailers scored heavily on tho striking
teamsters nnd ouc < ceded In filling all their
ttlMrilirtlng stations nbout town except
those In the Iulton market lee and coal
drlteis seem to hold the key to tho stlika
mid to hem thn tenmsleis are turning for
nsslMUnco None of tho butchers have been
coini ltelv cut off from lec but mi attempt
to bring this about will come tomorrow and
with It will be tested the real stiength of
the strike should the lee and coal men
fall sympathetic strikes may bo called
SHERIFF SERVES NOTICES
Striking Miners and Sympathizers Warn-
ed Not to Molest Property
Bcrantoii la Juno 1 In anticipation ot
the possible stiHn this week the places
ot striking engineers firemen and pump
men are being tilled ly other men Sheriff
Charles II Sebadt today icnt his deputies
nil tluongli the Iwiekawanna uiuntry post-
ing notices to the effect that all persons
who trespass upon the property of the
tonl eompnules or commit depredations of
any kind or In anv manner interfere with
persons employed thereon would be dealt
wllh strictly according to the law A can
jass made today ghes Indication thnt
tlicio will be few engineers and not uinnv
more pump runners who will obey th o
strike ouler The llrcmen It Is thought
will gcneinlly go on strike
Trouble Narrowly Averted
Hazlctou lu Juno lAt 730 oclock
tonight when about twenty special officers
In charge of n coal company agent boarded
a liolley car at tho HarIcton Houso for
rreelsutl nbout 500 men tinned nt tbeni
hissing nnd yelling It was feared that tho
crowd would attack the officers and tion
would linto occurred hM not Choir
of lolloe Terry and four of his men hei
tlio e ar lSi 1110 pjml back until
The engineers flrsmen and pump run
ners emplojed at the Cove collieries nnanl
Furnace Men Strike
YounRstowo Ohio June lTlio furnace
mens btrlkc affeuiiij all tho ludcpeatleut
and Utmibllc Iron ami steel cotiipaiivs
furnaces In the Miaonlii ami Sheuailjra
valleys began this woriilus Tho HnblurJ
lw SS3J lUTr a i J
0O men out of ttork No IJiilttsl Statoa
rosuiimt McMahon of tli tinlun i
wiVhW ruUhem wli b °
A Joint Meeting Held
Wllkcrtarre Pa Juno
lA Joint meet
Rrothcrhofls t nl way Kul
nccr Firemen
Trainmen
Switchmen
lcr for the mjJ r t nSgo 11
An Appeal to Eckels
thlcaeo III jmie 1
merclal NntloMl fcu t d cM S lh > ora
fter cius o SVVc ii
un ou
S S ° G t for Troop
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SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES
UKIVEHS1TY OP VintJINIA
toelriSditMttTltstrt and W ff w5Sdr
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JsclcM y innstlo Inlnictlcn for U 1 °
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Offices
Men Women and Children
404105 MoorcBurnett Building Houston
T Toke elevator to Fourth Tloor CON
SUITATION FREE If you can not call
wtlte for home treatment
order ° n to Llrom thl colilcrlc tomorrow
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Rough and plain 5trlw in iLl
newest shapes i50 la jffi
A full line of Crush Hats 1W
dark colors Including a 0itc N
52501 sellers we have pbced >
onMleilt JltfQ
K H Gawfhan Ik
Mens Store il2ti4 Mlln
Doys Store SOS Mala St
FINANCIAL
Oourfesy Promptness Liberality
THE MCliAiiTS NATIONAL BANK OF HOUSTON
GEO W BRACKtNRIDCI
Treildtnt
ef Sin Antonio Tcm
INO J CANNON Ciihlc
T WISTAR
BROWN s
ot Philadelphia ft i VI
JONATHAN LANt IVltt tn l
CMHARCOURT Autcuj
WE ARC NOW IN POSITION TO FILL ALL ORDERS FOR
GOODS
Screen Doors Fancy and Plain Window Frames of all
Screen
prceive peace Th sheriff ii
emiilatlnjr the
foi swearlns In of t 1 Iko
nrter 0 dfll I case
ft any nro
nmled ami In i tho Mnt nf those deputies
not belne nhlo to control the men t Si
auk tlotciuor Stone for troops
Threefourths of the Men Quit
Mnhanoy City la Juno 1ThicefourUia
of the firemen
hoisting engineers and
Pumpmen comprlsln tho day foicos era
Plojetl at tho fifteen
cnlllpiir l r
oral mnnt cor o rStloner i B thUtle
1 f f thN Vl ul
respo se to the
BOCAS DELJORO MINED
Government Troops Blown Up When
They Tried to Recapture City
Klngstou Jamaica June 1 XI10 llrltUb
bore today from Colon She reports that
there was heavy fighting
at llocas Del
loto lat week The revolutionists are
kald
to have mined tho town of llocas
While the Rovcmmcnt tioopj were march
ing Into Boats to recapture It the mines
were exploded and most
all of the gov
eminent soldiers were killed Tho revolu
tlonlsts still remain In
possesion of Boca
Dei XEaml arc th0 onl5 tovnS
on the Uthmus
now In tho control of the
government and troop are helng poua
lnhe ° t h e
rotorutCry1 0f stctn
he dvat c a
trol will be restored P ct tthtn C0Q
INSURGENT VESSELS DESTROYED
An0t ha rJn the F mWn Revo
ution Fifty Vessels Captured
Panama Colombia June l
nlt cot cm
mont gunloati which loft hcreVccon iV
capture certain Innurgent
vik os a
os d
i crur r ar tir
ln
the expetllllo God M s5l
they had captured al n
ml
Cither Buildings Before the Flam
Could Bo Controlled
sizes Adjustable and Stationary Cloth Black
Green Pearl and Copper Let us hear from you
J S DUNLAY HARDWE CO
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410 AND 412 TRAVI6 STREET PHONE 241
iniwn illJnm
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THE BEST
Two CREM0Bands are
of same value as one tag from
STAR DRUMMONITNatum Im
GOOD LUCK OLD PEACH HONEY
RA20R and LRICE GREENVILLE
Tobdcco
ROCKAWAY BEACH FIRE
THREE DEAD AND OTHERS EXPECT
ED TO DIE FROM BURNS
A Dozen Hotels Were Burned andW
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old and Mrs Lydla McKrow tMJg
age lost their lives today In
bwept ay ay many bulltll J f5
Beach Thomas McKrow aad WsW
old son Trank Martin H nM
m
Morris Kabtcn 73 were lainrtd
to a hospital In Long Island city r
McKrow did n K
liours later young
father was reported to be dylat
Tho flro started ln the fr ae
the Kastens In
occnpled hy
m
brlci
It spread to nn unoccupied
and then In succession levelled tw <
structures
KnstcuB hotel the W Lk V
Casino Waltors hotel S 5a >
Avenue
Burns hotel Seaside Jiugg
Annex hotel a onestory tra
occuilcd Petersons hotel tn trtt <
hotel were consumed 0act
damaECd were Bros
Ilarey Bennetts store nerr lrti
the Slorrlson stables and BWffit II
The loss Is estimated at i
tot
YOAKDMTlm Prospects
crop nro very flattertug
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