The Houston Daily Post (Houston, Tex.), Vol. XVIITH YEAR, No. 129, Ed. 1, Sunday, August 11, 1901 Page: 3 of 28
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LlXEVES ON CRONBERG
jjeresl of Germany Centers In Ar
the Funeral
iaB nents for
EUTIYLS ARE STILL CONGREGATING
< Von Waldersees Arrival Over
dowedProposed Tariff Bill a
Topic for the Press
Live
10 All eyes In Jermany
Aticnst
tinted today on Cronbcrg Public
Lt In the deceased dowager empress
Xt M wldovfbood was slight ami she
possible to retire from pub
vfcff and avoided every semblance qf
VlrtJ actlTlty The latter fact has
tied the Judgment of even the unbend
jooktr organs which oWc persecuted
r majesty assailing her most sharply
14 t the very seme of her power
rte dowager empress death reveals the
j that the autocratic extremists had
lr modified their Judgment or nt least
lmered their points of difference
tt u at e her for her humanity her
7r Btiwlng of the sick In the war her
SSt Industrial art and the pric
In
she made in these fines
i idrances
ijLJjun prnle her nctlvlty In promoting
nW education and In the advancement
Jraxn The most eonsrrvittlve papers
i d the latter feature oC her enarae
Mirtntedly The newspaper comments
rtilt largely of reminiscence PoinUiig
of links
t Hut the deceased was one tho
iJiof Germany of today with the great
ttwlcal events of thirty or forty years
ffhlle the nation has thus been engaged
rfftuntlng the story of the life of tue
T ef empress her relatives have been
iwmbMn at Cronbcrg for the funeral
ht Kdward and Queen Alexandra ar
rrt there today ami Prince Henry of
expected to arrive nt lircmer
irjwla Is
itn Sunday or Jlonday too late for the
rrlcM at Conberg but In time to at
Potsdam
A the tuirlalat
K t crowds of curious people are ar
iic at Cronbcrg All the hotels are
ufttrlng and all the windows are cn
nd for tomorrow Cronberg Is orer
n with English people In deep moruulng
Kdward and Queen Alexnndrn
s go to
tidim Then the king will return to
nmborg akre where iio will tiike the
Ililns at his accustomed hotel In
r me style as when ho wus prluie of
ifia
Wfiln of the dowager ts of
ift empress
p EoelMi style with a flat cover not
The
f German pyramidal style decnsel
rself designed the rosettes ornamenting
t cover and also designed the cofUn
+ + +
Thlle Field Marshal Count Von Wnlder
I arrival In Germany was naturally
rrsbidowed by the sad event nt Cron
rtthe whole tone of the the
press
tnde of the crowds during Count Von
>
litems trip yesterday fioii Hnmburs
IliDover ludlratcs that itermnnv tfikes
nnch more sober view of Von ViiIiIt
ii mission now than was the cne n
> r ijo
he more Influential newspapers review
rJeld mflrshols work a preelntlyoly but
ptjlnr that everybody in Oermnnv hml
ned
exaggerated notions of the task he
e htm Von Wnldersee is described as
Ply bronzed but
as having his usual
itle Bttp and buoyant spirits
+ + +
lie weeks tariff discussion took largely
form of a sharp attack on the part or
ijrarlans and conservative organs
a semlofflelal news Sency for th
tuned publication of the foreigu pesi
itticls
upon the bill Som or th
2iJ pf ° ho ength of openl
irtlDg the foreign
being re
5Ke rtlf he a0VP 8lllce all the polltl
are censordl there lie ore
Ucation
n lnuatlng that Count Von
Ji eere In his tariff bill nttl
J trying to kill It
SJtJilll IP wnHnuw to play nn
In the tariff discussion vThP
LhJii qi0 < s lav approvingly
whratlpn of the chamber of com
pcn enlsh Prnsrtn that
tlean goods the paper i adds that the
m f CjiM tT tu ls threatened by keener
comnetltlon especially American
t ie Hltr f nger the more ur
K ll the demand that the
nr roi n4 with Arm
to Th rn pro
a Ihli rLn f1 I tcs IaelftPreeeles
1 with
rfVil fP an exalnple tm
fihe to misunderstand
+ +
w emperor has ordered n change In the
< enerits
of all launchlugs and lus
toi mLeiCh howliiB the lines of
mu t be drawn
up while he Is
+ + 4
oe are unusual
numbers of Americans
Berlin All the hotels arc crowded
U lmnosslll to secure tick
m AMni50 1 Reamers before Oeto
° E e latest arrivals are Dr
nil rtcutiiral department
loth a
B wJhl ° oIVcn congress and 150
sVS iloston who I studying
ifict method ° f abating tha smok
trw Stltes trinlns ship Hartford
tbla
afternoon
the
to mB beat ras Intense PCom
a ernoon earring and ve
liver Pi
aints
Jts what you need some
J to cure your bilious
ss and improve your diges
f jou need some liver
sAyers Pills
2Sc All drujrjists
0 nP H n A Co IU1HU1 NH
all Paper
indow Glass
e for prices and samples
kneed Bottom prices
Pt shipments on open
lESBUTE
HOUSTON
country 7or 5il around m Dl1
the soldiers detective ° ftth
faced in wctlo m ii worn 1 en
hir points of vantslr 5ni CIJ 1 Pon seek
ftbS Pr iessFon rom whh
r ° 0
taryr h fth 0e C BTrs S n 0 u
s a d
Jew were pcrmfttM aI i2 ° iy Privileged
< IC th
taken by he olc mute to b9
ja pS o he feV1 f Mchft9 th
> Jock tontRhl th fir rn naUJ nt 03 °
drums and the 7m ° r mnf
nearer dow Yh wLrM n dw
n e
as n weird womrrilnJU5e cnffln
womrri
for a moment S3 t i rnt Miearlng
the flaring torches win il nlvnR <
mllq afong the rS n 1i > r 1c r
lowed the roval ttS nl 1 ° roperor fol
none of whom Mrp o
crown prince nf waa nl e P nwslon tt7
chauniCgLn7L rt r lr
SaxpMeinlngein birlllt Mine f
< > o was f he se Jtvku > ttt
nrof
r lhe
and
other aotabei pllPre 8
w lked o e eT ffi7 ww
is borne slliiil fnr h < w D n
solemn wnrK Tt w V 1 okc n <
< 1
The fllekerhic r 1 PfesMve swne
or command V l
closed iip ar i rl
PREPARING FoFTHE FUNERAL
A < i i Service W3 HM Over Re
mans of Empress Dowager Frederick
Cronbcrg August 10The church
bells
have been tolling throughout the day
The
empress the crown prince and other
Punces drove over from Uomlmrg this
morning and were present at the reading
of prayers by the bishop of Itlpon al ttl0
side of ihe coffin of the dowager empress
I ri 1 ST1CC 8 1 ln o old
tmiollc church Ulslinn
2ec 0ea se d dlSCOUr8wl ou f vJrtiSlS to
ntf 1 1Ian Torkon have teen
sent
tn p
ra k 0 ° r hnvc been ordered not to
leave
their
residences Tile
police regul i
tU
ie raHim e mmt Iras1 tunn I
ie facilities of
newspaper enrrcsnondenra
i
csponucnts
ire much curtailed
Uniperur Wlllam has conferrcl on IVor
tenvcrs the title of privy sa ltarv nsi
1 has bewowell
Ivi f nii ° t order on
tem aiil Wh ° wMx Vrnt Vers at
Knrbld wa rtl
la lorstood that the
Princess Irince ond
Frederick Charlei
of Hesse w I
inherit
Frederlchshoff The princess Is ilm
SS > U6bte of the dec ea irl owa q
GOOD OPINION OF AMERICA
French Ambassador of United States Is
Full of Praise
1aris August OThe Kcho de Paris to
day prints an Interview with the Trench
ambassador to the United States SI Cam
bon during which he says on the subject
of the Htcel strike that the workman In
America is not hostile to the moneyed aris-
tocracy as he believes that with intelll
cenw nud good luck he may also bcome a
Carnegie bo Instead of being Jealous he
bV cl Played his game filrly
xi Lambon ls also quoted ns saying
huropeuns have no idea how hard Auier
v ot rIch nml J001 work The
1reuch people are not nwuro how many
trench thcie re In America especially
the dOMcndatits of French people A large
part of the United States was VVttiedI Cy
tue Ireucli and If their desceodan
s have
not prcservc < l their language tbiy still love
Irimw 11a Americans sp ak llnglsh but
they are not English lbe ciTort of the
A n n8 bnt0
n1M l to a single
metal the French Rngllsh and Germans
wl
composi the Nation
i lh x rci < l > language ls popular If
the educated young women of France who
flrc vainly seeking
employment In schools
would go to America tfiey could easily gain
a good living there ns teachers
When one returns to Kurope ffier liv
ing with Americans everything here looks
small America Is wo colnssil aud o
young that she has many other surprises
In store for Kurope
BRITISH UNIONISTS CELEBRATED
Their Victory in the ByeElections the
Cause of Jubilation
rondon August 10 The unionist ccle
liratlnn at Blenheim today was favored by
pleasant weather Its object wis to cole
binte the Unionist victory in the bytelee
llon One hundred ntd twenty member of
pnillamcnt were present whh some 3000
delegates from conservative and llbcral
ut cnls t associations throughout the coun-
try nnd others present made a total of
about 7000 persons
Mr Balfour said the erstwhile alliance
tctween the
conservatives and llbcral
uulonists was now an Indissoluble union A
liirgo section of the opposition
was avow-
edly unpatriotic and the country was not
so nioostruek as to confide the conduct of
public affnIra to those who so far as they
IjHd uttered ony cheerr had utteied It
agflust their own country
Mr llulfoiir proccedod in compare tha
opposition tactics tx the sniping gucrlda
warfaro In South Africa and uahl both
would end at no distant date
Mr Chamberlain spoke ln a similar vein
He said the Hllbince of the parties bad re-
sulted In building up a truly National
party The liberal party was now only itio
rump party They had sunk In the pro
llocr mud that
so deep not everr the Mi-
ca I Imperialists could extricate them Even
the latter were not free from heresies and
until they free the unlouhJt
were party did
not want this communion
STOOD OFF BYJHS SULTAN
French Ambassador Was Invited to Call
Afjain with His Claim
Conptantlncple August 0 The Fra nro
TtirklsU dispute on the quajr claims re-
mains unsettled Turkey persist In the
Idea of purchasing the quays from tue
Krcncfli compiuiy but tt Ih traponsltile t
rind the money at prteent owing to the
Impoverished condition of the treasury
UBe rorte today again Informed il On
etnng tbft > French ambasiador that the
conditions for Ike transfer jf
1reneh >
quays were uuaccepcaole
WHY MANEUVERS TERMINATED
Unpalatable Truths Were Forced Home
with Too Much Regularity
London Ancu t 0 The Outlook com
meeting today on the naral manourers
w OadsBbttdlr tbe dalrltj isjuos
v Vt V
Remaining lots of
of Philadelphia
patterns made
last v
for winding np tho campaign In a week
Instead of ten days was beitiune of tlm
sijtTlelcnry of unpalatable truth forced
hoiiK They did not car for further dem-
onstrations In the snnif line
chief
The paper also says the lesson
Iinrned was the Imperative need of swift
crulHero and thetv nan a glaring dfflcl ncir
In the home squadrrn In that respect It
points out that the defense Miundoria ma-
neuvers were practically thu same that
would have been called on to guard the
channel In caie of actiral hostilities The
attacking fleet was Inferior numerically
but snpcrlor In mobility It held the chan
jwl commerce at Its mercy from the ilfclnr
atlon of hostilities nnd whipped the de-
fenders by sections through the possession
of swift cruisers and destroyers which
sailed around the borne quadron
TURBULENCE IN PARLIAMENT
British Lefjisl ative Assembly Unusually
Sour Tempered
London Auguit 10 It is Mill doubtfut If
parliament will be able to prorogue Au-
gust 17 but the legislators are working
wlth this object n vlen Theoretical
bard
ly the home of commons ends the days
t sJne3 at midnight but the 12 Vcbek
rule has been suspended and this neck the
bout kc4 UU 0 r 0 la Uia aowiij
i
HOUSTON DAILY POST SUNDAY TtfOENING AUGUST 11 iKl
1
In order to get throurti with th minis
terlal
program In consequence It has
uecn most III
tempered assembly Uach
hour
was marked by asperity which la
quite unusual T I Ofonnor said thv
tir wr > 1T i
lote hours were responsible for this The
violent sceue this wwk wcro also partly
due to the vxcestlrc heat
T IS NOW IN ITALY
Heat Wave Crossed the Atlantic and Is
Making RomeHowl
London August 10 Telegrams from
Home today say nothing like the beat ware
whtch s scorching all Italy bos been
known within living memory The ther-
mometer In many parts of the country
registers 43 centtlgrade In tbe shade The
vineyards In whole
districts nave been
shriveled up by the Bnrocco and rulncl to
their roots as though set on Are he air
In the province of Syracuse Is batel ies
plrahlo and the sea water Is so warm that
battling has been abandoned The people
haw been forced to hcp in the open air
IIMI M
Austrian Minister to Mexico
Vienna Augaat IC t ouat Qllbert Itohcnl
rrast fccB cly AamUa mUJMtr t Tn
gler started today to tako up bis new post
us minister to Mexico
VON WALDERSEES RECEPTION
Emperor William Fell Upon and Klseed
Both His Cheeks
Hamburg August lOFlc4 Marshal Count
Von Waldersee arrived hero nt 0 oclock
Ho was met at the railroad station by Kro
peror William the Crown Prince Frederick
William lrluce Kltel Frederick and Count
Von Ilulow Ills majestys greeting of Ibo
Held marshal and the officers accompanying
him was most cordial He kissed Von Wnl
dersee oh both cheeks The enperor and
tbo Held marshal drove cgsthsr ro the
castle amid tbe plaudits of tha crowd
There the empress welcomed the tcld
marshal
I
CATHOLIC MISSIONARIES KILLED
Dispatches Announce Disturbances Off
the Korean Coast >
5t Petersburg August 10 Dispatches re
celTed liere from Seoul the capital at Ko
r < a renounce that tbers have been re
err 4 disturtuuuM oa tkt Ubtal el Qua
rrc HaH > 4gLiyfi
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Xoumay look th WIIOKWORLD OVER
the price of the cheapest We are not doing this for fun
you are getting the fun the profit as well as the goods
This reduced price sale is a necessity with us in view of
the fact that a surplus stock must be worked down The
sale has a genuine and legitimate
reason and its a
pleasure to be liberal with the public that for eighteen
years has given us loya support
All of our Mens Fine Suits have been reduced in
accordance with the following scale of prices
Alens 1500 Suits reduced to 2495
Alens 1000 Suits reduced to 2195
Mens 2500 Suits reduced to 1795
Mens 2250 Suits reduced to 1695
Mens 2000 Suits reduced to 51495
Mens 1800 Suits reduced to 12 50
Mens 1500 Suits reduced to 10 95
Mens 1250 Suits reduced to 8 95
Mens 1000 Suits reduced to 95
Mens 750 Suits reduced to 595
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Without finding such an occasion for buying the best
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Mens Suits recently purchased of Ab Kirschbaum Co Remaining lots of Mens Fine Flannel f mic n Dt r
Cheviots and Flannels in neat aud it Pants that were intended to
stylish be sold at 12 50 Si i i hv
r h750 rrf 3 = 650
Feather Weight Coats for Men Reduced
Single Coats
All S9 Striped Silk Coats reduced to S650
All S5 Serge Coats reduced to 350
All 54 Serje Coats reduced to 275
All S3 Serge Coats reduced to 22 S
No slies under 7
All 8 Sicilian Coats reduced to 550
All S350 AlpacaCoats reduced to 250
All St50 Mohair Coats reduced to i00
All StOO Striped Office Coats 75c
Blue Linen Clothing
All S750 Suits of Blue Linen fine hair line
stripes small checks and blue and white
mixtures Clearance 9 d A r a
price 4511
LINEN PANTS worth 225 per pair
same materials as the suits pfl
above Price pl dl
Vests to match worth 150 Price 75c
Boys Linen Suits
HALF PRICE
All Linen Suits in the house for boys are
exactly half the ordinary price and it
doesnt make any difference what kind of
a suit it is either Sailors Kilts Double
Breasted Suits and all are half price You
could not pick a better time to buy them
Boys Linen Pants
All Lintn Knee Pants formerly sold 50
at 50c are on sale at uoC
All Linen Knee Pants for boys recently
sold at 25c on sale tomorrow 0n
at vw
Boys All Wool Knee Pants sum 50
mer weights worth 50c uOC
BROWtf CRASH Linen Coats and VesJs
worth 300 Clearance JJ5 C
Pce fy d
While Duck Trousers 2 grade
SI50 Sioo grade
75c
1 Coats and Vests
All S10 Seige Coats and Vests J5G50
All S7 Serge Coats and Vests 500
All S5 Serge Coats and Vests 425
All Si 5 French Sicilian Coats and
Vests 1000
All S10 Sicilian Coats and Vests 675
All S8 Silk Alpaca Coats and Vests 550
All S6 Alpaca Coats and Vests 400
All S5 Sicilian Coats and Vests 375
Special Sale of Alpacas Mohairs striped
and plain coats and vests or single coats
light medium and dark colors 2 TC
Regular 4 and S5 values
Mens Shirts
ANQ OTHEK FURNISHINGS
All these are left of the Star and Faultless
Shirts we recently had on sale at SI15
the St50f200 and S300 Shirts pr
price reduced to OOC
Some sixes are missing
Undershirts and Drawers of good quality
balbriggan regular 50c grade colors
pink and blue well made perfect in
every way and all sizes price jn
per garment OOC
Mens Fine Imported Open Mesh Under-
shirts regular gioo value C
price OUC
Fancy Striped Half Hose silk striped
in newest designs a real 50c j 3
value for OoC
Fine Sicilian Coats and Vests satin piped
seams and French faced P T T C
Regular S9 values 50Z5
Alpaca Coats and Vests
Prince Albert style regular 7 J f A
grade Clearance Sale price Ptt iU
Clerical Coats
Regular 6 Black Serge Coats sack style
square cut extra long t 1 rA
reduced to p4DU
S9 grade reduced to SG50
Finest Drap dEle Coats and Vests regu
lar price SI800
Clearance Sale price
1100
Mens Straw Hats
HALF PRICE
All Straw Hats in the store are selling at
half price excepting two kinds 50c grades
and the 1000 Panamas The latter are
marked down to 750 The 50c Straws
will be 30c beginning tomorrow morning
All the other Straw Hats are EXACTLY
HALF PRICE
Boys Straw Hats and Childrens Straws
will all be HALF PRICE tomorrow morn-
ing excepting the 50c grade they will be
30c Take your choice of the stock but
come early for these hats a re sure to go
quickly
Phenomenal Values in
Mens Trousers
Through buying in vast quantities at a
time when all
clothing manufacturers are
anxious to dispose of their surplus stocks
we are enabled to give most unusual values
without a loss to ourselves
Fancy Cheviot Trousers in assorted pat-
terns grays browns and other predominat-
ing colors very durable and J 8 A C
neat 250 S3 and S350grades Pl t
Fancy Worsted Trousers in neat stripes
nearly all dark toned effects Ar
S4 and 5 values Price J yu
Mens Extra Fine Striped Worsted Trousers
perfect fitting high grade garments S6
and S7 values 2 f4 C
Sale price 070
ONE DOLLAR
Mothers Friend Waists
FIFTY CENTS
The genuine Mothers Friend with detach-
able waist band Garners best Percales
and the best part of it all is that you
will find all sizes hereThe regular St-
and 75c grades sale
on as lonir m
as they last OUC
1 Pembroke Shirts 50c
FOR BOYS
Fine Bedford cord Madras in a generous
assortment of neat patterns bosoms
pleated like those in the Mens finest SiSO
Shirts
ED KIAM MAMMOTH CLOTHIER Houston Texas
w W DARDY ond A RAQLAND Proprlotoro DALLAS TEXAS
TVPIJ VHfINU V ANOqTPiLUollAEHV l1ttpVm BOOKKEBPING SltOHTHANO
part otr tie Korean coast and that ser
eral Catholic mlsiionarles have been killed
KBPOKTa CONK1IUIPD
Washington August 10 The state de
parttnent has received detailed mall ad
tlees concerning the revolt on tbe Islantl of
Quelpart near Korea some tlims ago The
advices nhow that about 300 persons were
killed mostly Christians The other de
Jalla Aif not differ from those received
from ot uer sources
New Houses at Merkel
Merkel Texas Augnst 8 Merkel Is
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