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Saturday and Sunday Cotton Region Bulletin Repot for the twentyloin hours cnnlig ot a T5th muldlau time Temrcutute Mi Abilene Halllneer 31 Pppillle OJ Hitmen ill Ilicnliim 04 Uioniinocd it Corpus Ohilstl St fmslcaua lit Ohio nit niihi on llullllll tHl toit Wcith Gnheston St Orceinlllc PI Ho mio ml Henrietta hi lIouMon i Huitslllc Keinlllc SS lanintns Longx lew IllllllR Naeosdoches lVilPsllne Jlaria an Anonlo fcnn MaieOs Miptman 1 i Temple Ilu Vaim Wirtiiliiehlc Weathei ford Whaiton 8fi 8fia ot ni nim H4 in or orH irt ot Means Not iLduded In means 6Q7 General Observations Ob rnBtlm taken by the United Stiles ncathT luieau at in 7oth meridian time Abilene Tnm Amiilllo Texas Atlanta Oa oipuk Hirltl Tixns Davenport lva Dodge Iltv Kan ll laso lixns iaheston Toxna IntUonv llle lln Kanvan Cllv Mo Memphis Tenn Montgomery Ala Nashville Tenn New Oilcan I i Noith llatte Neb OUlnhnmi City 1 Neb Temper atuie Mi 74 78 ht tuMl Ml 7S 78 78s ft4Ni Ni elso 8 Omaba Palestine Texas San Antonio Texas Ykkbburg Miss District Averane3 Statns Tempeiatiie Mill 118 OS 8 70S 70 70 70 70 70 70 70 01 4 A SEISMIC RUMBLING It nl il ia 11 10 ltl iiTi 00m 00 li 00 00 CO 00 00 00 ftIII 02 02 Italnfall In the Senate in Discussing the Isilmiian Canal Bill HANNAS SAILOR REPORTS Sea Captains and Pilots Reccommend the Panama Route Oil 00 00T 02T 00 00V 10 02 PELEE AND THE MOON Emotions of the Volcano Seem to Coincide Viith Lunar Chan0es Ioit de rrnnee June 0 115 mA vl lert volianlc outburst from Jlimt Iclce to dnv resulted In the formation of a heavy of 20 last eloud similar to that though It was not co dense No stones tell and when the cloud had sprtad over fort de Trance half nn hour later there was no panic here France that tho noted at Tort de outbieaks coincide wttb tfle changes of the moon SUltMAUINi UI11EVAIS Kinstown Island of St Vincent June 0 leavlnK the Island of Martinique have experienced upheavals or limitations of the sea pointing to tubmarluo eruptions between Martinique and St Iucla in the Wand of Kt Vlnconf the ablnln iu ice clouds which have been continually llslnff and a soufrlere hlcb na spreadlns In the direction of volcano since May Ilk and been mistaken Tfor tropical clouds bnve liecn proved to be steam emlt from the crater from which flashes ot names are Issuing nlBhtlr This com renewed vibrations In the fire i a iviih Son ha Increased apprehension that be another eruption of La bou lri Shortly The eruption at Martinique Jeeo to the bfc VlBCtnt 0lU0 tMisiir SENATOR MORGAN SARCASTIC Reads Newspaper Clippings Ancnt Panama Earthquakes WOULD FILL ONE THOUSAND PAGES Of Typewritten Manuscript If Tales of Riots Wcro Fully Toid Says tho Secretary of State Washington Juno 0 After transacting some routine buslnewv todny tho senate nv snuied consideration of tho lathniltn cnliil bill Mi Hanni lOhlo continuing hi iiik uicul In suppoit of the Panama route The ttunlor declined that no political coiisldeui tlons vvcic Involved lu the canal problem He presented the opinions of eightthree hlpimistoitt and pilots In fafoi of the Panama route as against the Nicaragua loutc fot man reasons which the cited Uc urged that tho construction ot tho Nicaragua canal nu besot with unknown difficulties while the construction of the lannma canal was nu open book II iuld particular tticss ou the djiigei to the Ntcainsua louto from vleaned and uiged that It wns not good business policy tn Ignore thoso dangcis In project luvolvlng nu expendituic of 200000000 Soon after the senate convened Mi Morgan chairman of the commlttte on lutci occiinic mnals puscutcd a letlei fiotu Hoc retary of State Hay Inclosing copies of let teis received by the state department ic gardlng earthquiikes and lints lu the department of Pnnnma Tne Icttrs Inclosed newsp lppllii dccilblng the eaitbqnakis The beCielay of state sold that the repmta the llotn wiuiil cover 1000 tjpewilttPii psKCii aul the depirtmnit could fmnlslt It within month The nevspnp cllupltigs which vcre read described In detail the destiuc tloli dune by the earthquake if ihSi The documents wcie lefeiled tn the committee on Intcroecaillc caiiulh In order that tho committee ran detumltii Milt Mr Moignn whether It If ncctssary for the secretory ot state tohave the months work done on the report of ilnts Hills were passed as follow To latlfy supplemental agreement with the Cicck lndhni and a laigc number of pilvato peu hlOU blllB i THIS DCBATfJ CONTfNUKt At 2 oclock consideration of the Nlcar oguan cnunl bill was icsumed and ntter a call of the senate at which forty live senators responded Mr Honna contlnurd his speech begun yesteulay He icfcrrcd to wine comments made jcstciday by Mr Mitchell Ore lu whlih the Oicgon senator had spoken of the advantages ot the Xk nrnguan ionic saying the Ilanna rommls Mon had reported once In favoi of the NIC aingui mute Mr Hanna said that he took exception to the Inolnuatlnn that this was Hannaa commission 1 consider said he that 1 am here to when I am do my duty to my country committee which Important placid on nn Is charged with ou Important duty 1 nm de teimined to discharge that duty faithfully and conscientiously Ho presented nn earnest and vigorous defense of the canal commls lon appointed by President McKlnley and said ho ought question upon to discuss the pending higher plane than mere personalities He declared that there was no politics In the problem presented and ho was certain In It tber were no personalities Mr Hanna discussed nt length tho en glnccrlng difficulties presented In the con miction of the Dohlo dam on the Panama route maintaining that It was a feasible project In the hands of modern skilled engineers He criticised the testimony of Captain Meny tnlted Mates minister to Nicaragua who supported tho Nicaragua route He said Captain Merry wns a stock bolder In tho Maritime Canal company which of course wanted the Nicaragua remto adopted possiniR sijipm niatuitiuscKS As to the pos lbllltli danger from fClsmle dlstilibniiees he thought It was pinttleally an even thing between the two routes There wah not enough danger nlong either route to deter the United States from bulldlns the canal either in Nicaragua oriPanama He laid particular stress on the danger of the Mcarigui route from volcanoes and quoted Prof iicllprin the volcano expert as saying that the region of Panama was not In dan disturbances ger from volcanic Mr Ilanna said that In the construction of this canal the United wns Invading the territory of the volcano that In Lake Nicaragua Itself there were two volcanoes one of which had been active recently is It be inquired reasonable and safe to put aside lightly such considerations We are not going barkward In Ills tory to Hud Illustrations but no nrc ton sidcrliu the dangers fiom volcanoes that may arise nt aii time Jf there were no other reason would not these reasons cause any party or coiporatlon to hesitate In tne expenditure of 20000000or Mr Hanna declared that If one ot the volcanoes In Lake Nicaragua should play the same part at nt Ptlec bad played enough lava and rnud and rock would be ejected to fill Luke Nicaragua Mny I suggest said Mr Harris Kan that the whole Island ot Martinique would not fill onehalf of Lake Nicaragua Mr Hanna presented a synopsis from data collected by him of the statement of efshtythree captain of oetnselns atesta S4 Qg cr rtml ether vest els bcarlus on the use of an Isthmian ckuni ami said It seemed 10 hlru a sound business proposition to bulla the canal nlotig ttic route preferred li seatnilng men All of the masters questioned hod experience In navigating the Sue Manchester nnu KItl canals They note unauluiousy In favor ot the Panama route for steamer 40O feet long and twonty 0ve feet draught provided both ccuals wcro In operation and weather and expetm conditions ere equal Mr Hanna icpodlatcd absolutely any Imputations against the motives ot those who faveicd the Nicaragua tontc He said tbo work already done on the Panama canal wbb along the Hue of tho best cnsluecrlug tktll The proposition to tell to this country the Inuilna Canal companys tights vns made because It wis known that this country had determined to finish the groat work lie suggested that It the Lnted States should decide to constiutt a canal along tho Nicaragua route It would have no assurance that some other nation would not decide to complete the Panama canal Tho senate at 133 in ndjouuicd WILL SUPPORT PALAU GENERAL COLLAZO HAS CALLED TO TENDER HIS ALLEGIANCE Violently Opposed to Palmas Candidacy Ho Maintains His Contention but Submits New York June qOencinl nrlque Col lnso the Inst man ot piomlncnec to oppose the piesldency of Oencrnl Palina hai called on the latlei and pledged him sin con support of the government Oenornl Collnsn wiih piesented to Pi evident Palms by tlonsnlo Qitesidn nnd they wcie to nether for a full hour It is understood that Oeneinl Cnlloro still holds to the name conviction that caused his opio ltlon to Pnltnn HI action In subordinating these to his patilotlsm for the Inteicst of the coimtiy given much satisfaction to the fitends of the pie ldcnt and hai evoked much favorable comment Piesldeut Palma hns nttendeil a ball at riinnnbneoa across the la fiom Havana wheio fleueinl tollaro lives and was en thuslnslloally received It was the nid time since he became piesldcnt that lie has left Havana The piesldcnt hns nilopted Amoilcnn methods In dealing with negllsent ortttlnls Ho has oidered dl ni1 ils in the grentei part of the Clcnfiiegos police force and hi directed Its icoixanlntlon This oidei the insult of the enielessness ofthe polli In allowing the kldmprn of tho Lnper boy to escape The occurrence nt Clcnfnegns will probablv hasten the increase of the rural guards which has been recommended bj the chief executive A delegation of negioes Ins wnlled iipen President Pnlinn and asked that theli race be eonildered In the matter of the nppulnt motit of otTlieis rf the inrnl guard in PEAK WAS ELECTED PRESIDENT OF THE TRAVELERS PROTECTIVE ASSOCIATION Tcxans Are Comlna Back Homo by Way of San Franciaco Where Thoy Will See tho Shriners Special to The Post I Portland Oie Juno 0 IhP TtnveteiH Pioteellvo Association has lust idj luined Uk thirteenth nlinuai convention and it ended III blaie of glory foi the rswlu tlon Jexas was honored by the pri denev Howard Peak wan elected 1 luinnlmous vote and wits unbend tn the platform while the enllre delegallon sing My Old Kentucky Ilouie The convention was enthusiastic and Mr Pinks speech wns lerelvnl wlfb gloat np Tilause It Is estimated that the delegation nnd friends fiom all parts of the UalUd States In attendance nnmbticd ovci WW and many came on special trains Indianapolis Ini1 was selected as the place of mectlii for the next Nnllunil Travelers Protective Association convention Portland hns entertained the contention royally In fact it Is Mild that this dt has eclipsed shnllin eltoits of cities that have hcretofom bad the honor 1onoitow the eutlie party will be tendered a special train lo Astoria on tbo Pa cltlc coast foi a days outing nud ibo Texas delegation and friends will take a speclil tiuln upon their letuin tomonow liUht Hiu 1ianclsco where many of them will participate lu the meeting of the Shrine Portaud Oie June Tbe Traielcu ProUcivc assoclatloi lay selected In illaiiupolls us the idice ot neetlug In IfWt uid elected the followllc offlccis Picl dent Howard Peal Tex isr i vl cv piesldcnt Uobcit BlniomU CJllforila luoml iiTldent tjonhem llobeit Wll Oftli thlld vl Piesldcnt ley lieoigla fourth vice piesldeut Louis OiIib oulslnua Nelson Gray of Kuntuky was chosen ns mid Uiv hotel committee chairman of Ihc VIlgH Tevls of llidlJiia vas made National chaplain A tclcBinm fiom Mlcluux pies Protective Texas Traveler Idvit of the association now attendlag the Nat onal con veutlou at Portlaud was received last nigh saving tha icolutlcns had been adopted by the National convention of Jh TbtcIcb Protective association of the On tUten utHeilFlos hill now be in svpport of the foic the LouUlaiia legislature LATE HON A RUSSELLS FUNERAL Body of the Speaker of the Mississippi House Laid to Rest 0 ie Meridian Ml 3u of the Mississippi Itusscll speaker Hon A were interred representative sissippi house of terred hero at 4 oclock this afternoon a vast throng being present Including State railroad men officials and prominent the deceased was shown Kvery inaik of honor ceased member of the leglflaTure lyery where on tbo Mobile and Ohio railroad 35 Mltfu eoun that The service at the grave rc eonducted by the Knljbtt TempUn ft ftwasftisw 3 zvmE TDmu HOUSTON DAILY POST XYiirrn yearno gi We arc Headquarters for AND ATTACHMENTS Li Rejfular Sizes in Stock tfore Buying et Our Prices on HOUSTON TEXAS SATURDAY JUNE 7 1902 PRICE 5 CENTS PRESIDENT LASHED By a Dignified Though Incisive Speech by Mr Richardson THE ANTLANARCHIST BILL Was Up for Discussion Spcecliniakers by final HIS MEMORIAL DAY SPEECH Rccchcd a Rough Handling by Invidious Comparisous THE TWO PRESIDENTS COMPARED McKlnleys Speeches In the South Pointed to in Order to Shame Roosevelt bytho Parallel Va hlnginn Juno I ticneitil debato on the aiittaiiaiohy bill closed today Tbo In vident of tbo dny was speech by Mr ltichardsou an Abibnliia deniocmt con lemnliiK the punldcnt In severe laugnn tor the references lu his Mcnioiliil li oiatlou at Arlington to tho epithets applied to Lincoln nnd Grant duilug the civil war and for his allusions to huchttigx Uc do elated that the presidents lcmniUs violated tbo pioprletles of tho occasion Mr Llttlctlcld made a legil argument for tin hour and a halt closing tha tlcbatu on the nntlanurcliy hill Oulj one section had been disposed of when the bou adjourned Mr Hull lown chad man ot tho com mlltce on mllltniy affairs reported bacli the lesolutlon requesting Inforimttoii as to the salary or othei compensation paid to ticnoiat Wood duilug tbo occupation ot Lulm Tho committee icconimeuded that It lie on tlie table Mr Itlchardsmi the minority lendei asked If tho lesolutlon was debatolile When the speaker lespondid In the negative Mr Itartlctt ItJn foimalh made point or order tbnt being rosolutl mi ot inquliy and not bnvlng been irportrit to the house wltblu week utter It was Introduced It became pilvllegcd and was do tillable The speaker ovcirulcd tho pnlut ot outer Ou a ilslng ot thure wem seventseven votes tor Mr Hulls motion and titty live ngnlnst It the illilslon being on pnrtv lilies Willi Hip exception that Mr Itoivonur Ohio voted with tlio dtliio ClfttS Mi liny Vn demanded tho ayes and nic nnd tho mil was culled Tho resolution was Inld upon tho tnh to 72 a elilct part vote Mr tlmsui nor voting with hid Kpiibllcan cjilleugues lur tlie motion The dehfttn on tho nutlanuicby bill wax intlMliitit iS then ar Mr liaitlett On the first jpoaker to dn nlgucd that tho provision of flip senate bill were nnconilUutlimil Mr Patterson deun rnvoied the an arehlst seellnns of the hoiifo siibstttuto Mr Itlehaidson Ala dm In the toiirse of some lcnmiks tipun tin bill eanstloallv iiltlelHod President lloosevoll Memorial Dny oration nt Arlington He reeulled the visit of the late President MoKlule to llunlsvl le Ala eiir ngo mid I He te Hon glvin him by tho toiifrdernle nnd Union veteians The noblo siiillments Mr MeKlnley littered on that occasion Mr Itlebiinlsoii imiIiI eiidenred lilm lo the South and he told of tho gioot km row felt there when Mr McKlnley fell at llnffnlo It liietiint as he was to do no Mr Illihnirlson said he felt It his painful duty to contrast Mr MeKlulevH sentiments ni lluntsvllli with Mr ItooijitveltH lemiirks at Ailliigtou May a Diaxirii irrititAioNMrxT Hn then reud Unit portion of President JtoosnvctB speech In which ho referred to Lincoln Hid epithets applied to Ornnt and and tho resolution passed hv the Confeder mctuodx ot uto congresM denouncing the waifaio employed by the Vnlon smiles Mr Hlchiildsoii siild he should not so foi get his environments as In olmiJitcrUe a It dcicived thu Innsiiaso wlilci came fiom tlio piesldeut of the United St it upon Miiemii memorial di oceaslon vtIioii honor legal argument In defense of the position taken by the Judiciary committee relative to the unconstitutionality of a law which would make tho killing ot the president a capital offense without qualification Mr Crumpackor find moved ttf strikeout tho seventh section of the senate bill which provided tor a body guard from the regular army fop tbo protection ot Die president and tho motion was carried without division Tbo house substitute wo then read tor amendment Mr Parket IN moved to strike from tho first section the words making It a crime punishable with death to kill tho piesldcnt while ha 1 engaged In tho pctforniauce of his official duties or bcciuiso of his official chaiacter pr because of his nets or omissions Mr nay and Mr Alexander warned tho house that If the words In the amendment were sttltken out the bill would not stand tho tonstltutlonal test The Parker amendment was lost TUG RELIEF OF CUBA ROOSEVELT IS FAVORABLE TO A COMPROMISE Probablo thai tho Republicans VVI Caucus on tho Matter Within thn Next Tew Days Special to Thu Post Washington lime 0 IhN was rebate day at the limited other wotli the do velopmeuts of the 1a lu tho Cuban icop unity eiitnnglement vvrv frtvniahto to tha ideiiipiit which is Inclined townnl the tclnto plan and those who are siding with that clement vvvii ioir imitdltigty Jubilant 1ne pilliclpal ciiue of Oils feelltu of giatlllci tlon was a report which was very geneinUy iln ulnted tn tho cflect that the piesldeut bad so far levlsnl hli views as to our plalu duty to Culu ns to ay Unit lelrttu plan such ns ban been sugge til by KOeoled InMiUenl otihl bp iicrcptabl to llm as a eompiotnlse If canted out on tlio piopir llnis It iv as hardly believed at was being done to thu thiiiwiiids of brave dead who died lu defnise of tlulr Hag lint Iio would dato to wiy that It would bn been far inoro appioiiibito If the president liad lefeiied on that occasion to tin miigiioiilinoiw leiiii which icneral limit aieoided aeiicrnl ut Appomattox whlih llvhleL bud ilwiu i4nucth4eijJLOJcUeahi seetlolif I doubt whether tliiT Is he said a luavo Vedcin whller vvllliln Hie sound of my volee who would have uttmed the suntl menlH oxiiressod by thu president even In the lit at of debate much leu upon Memop lal Day I say the pioprletlefi of the oe casloti wcru violated When the iiresldent leferred to what had been sold about Lin coin In the hcut ot blood when mm were alining at each others IIcs Mr lllchardion uHq condemned tho presidents lefercncc to lynchluss In the South After further remarks In criticism of some features of tho bill by Mr Kleberg Texas and Mr Smith Ky Mr IUtlelleld Maine closed the general debate with an hour and a half speech In support of the measure Sir Llttlelield made an extended ilpst that this vtateiucut wn true but when it was lint lied that the piesldenlrf view as outlined above had been expressed lo at least one or two senators lV was sren that tho stmy had tbo best posalbla Immdatldn It not a I unlikely that a eniteiis of upHblbiiiis may ho held within the next few dijs for tho purpose of coinnuilnK th matter Tho committee appointed fi nn tbo ranks ot bs udmliilstratlonlstH and those of tho Insurgents does not em lo bo making an tuateilal headway and so Is thought that It may bo rccoMiary le tuko the Matter up at a gcneial meet lug ho beet Murei men nrn not particularly favorable to tits plan because they fear tbnt the ndiuliilstiatlonlsti mjy mass mfticlciit UifiiRth to decaio In favor of slullglit rcclpiocln bill thus committing the whole majority to that view It th letloii of tln etniriii 1 mtdo binding Thu nineteen or twenty senators who orgatilied the uiitlndniluimallon movement In Sena tor Iiklus loom a day or two ago are still MimitlHi dim end the report current lodnv tertittlliiB Hip eboiSi lu the prelldents nttl Utile hftH had thi effort ot making them till Iho wow asaresslii thu icry lilgh imtliorll that tho piefl ilout iii lleitiitf th ndvlsablllty pt hOlullltt hi ilill mfM nee nil Ihrrefilp itreltn iiiftliii aull doHlopiuciiU nro IKliiJ toarerlj loaked Till BOLL WfcEVIL MONEY Ifc ASSURED THE BILL HAVING BEEN SIONED Texan May Also Ba Included in tho Slates in Which Tee ExpsrimcnU Arc to Bo Conducted Spll to Till le I i Washington June Ihe ngtli ultural ap pioptlitlon bill Ins been signed by thu iiesllent Ibo Mil loiitulim ninoiig Itejiiil of liitues lo leins nnd the South the tom of SU Tor tlm oiiring on of enpeil menu looking to Hie etennlnithii of thu boll vievil mid iliu nil Item of 10000 eovei the pin of inakln IniiKtlsnllWii ou the eoit of mnkbu ten iuil the bcOt metliod of piepintng It foi innrlot mi ns deiuoistrate wlethi It Is pracllcablu to troduei culture In thu Southern 8tnti Whllo Texas not munil In the hill It nmlivstonil that the ilspaitinent of ogll ot Its Is ritltuic proposis lo mrke some voRilEnlloiis in that Ktutv and that cotnld i notion Is now being given the clalml of two or three poltil In the Ktnto at which It lit thought Km Ultuie may be piulltuhle PUBLIC DUILDINGS BILL Will Not Bo Vetoed by tho President It Is Announced Spcdii the Post Wnidiliistou June fl It has been deDnlie ly dei bled that tho public buildings and Biomids bill Is pot to be vetoed The nut ter was illsiusiKd lit Iho cabinet mectiiB today mid while It was plainly sbpnn acj cording to the best Infolniatlon obtain iblc tliat the presldcut wished to exercko tho vcio power the member of the cabinet wne nvcise to such action and tbelr argu meiits prevailed Those who have nil atom declared that lh president would cither tho public buildings und sroimls or tho rivers ahd harbor bill or both ai now arguing that the decision with regard the latirr measure endangers to the former but ns has been heretoforo Stated thece ispatcbes the rivers and harbors bill wll I signed iiiUmm the president manes a complete change In his present plans re garding It A ONE FARE PLUS 200 Round Trip Tickets lo points in MICHIGAN WISCONSIN and MINNESOTA On sale daily via 6 SMR SPECIAL LOW RATES to ST LOUIS CHICAGO BOSTON bee NASHVILLE and many other ppints eo Hunter Olty Paoo Tlokot Acont 217 Main Itffij nt i i iff i i tH ni rs iiAi 1 lm.