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A MILTTARY DISPLAY.
Proposed Celebration of the =1st of
April in Houston.

There is n movement on foot among the
military companies Of the city to cele-
brate the DIST of April with a parade
drin and review 1T is proposed to invite
all the military companies in South Texas
to come to Houston on that day and par
ticipate IN the celebration.
The commissioned officers Of the Light
Guard, Rutherford Rangers and Light Ar
cillery have already held an Informal meet
ing, Az which tne idea was discussed, ana
while those prCscn. favored the movement
no definite action was taken. In fact II
was thought best to get me sentiment OF
the companies on the subject and then,
al a meeting to be held the latter part OF
The week, some definite, action VIII pc
taken. In the meantime the commissioned
officers are comforting with the mempers
al the companies, SO chat their wishes IN
the matter may be respected
Ii mas been a long time since the mlil-
tarv of South Texas have hau any friend
lv contests and the idea meets with very
general favor by the people. IL ID cure
appropriate. also, TO CELEBRATE the ami
yersary Of The battle OF san Jacinto with
"a military display.
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Mr.. Richard Mansfield, VIII stands fodiy
tho prra. actor OF the nineteenth en-.
furry ami arrive by special train TO meet
III engagement ~ this city tonight az
E,yecnry h COOmDs opera house or,
,lnnsdsld made most brilliant success
nor last year, and n REPORTS prove ule
win be more firmly implanted NJ me hfltl "
of intelligen- thcutcr-goeTg after tneS nave
wltnssscd MS most remarkable conception
Of baron Chcvual 10 "A Partisan 10
nance" "A Partisan Romance iA hr
NeneGeld'4 strongest play, IN fact t D.
ono uf the strongest Of modern dramas
ana Mansfield in the role ~ Baron CheF-
rlal Is seen II. his best There r. sucl a
rance of thought and action On u mat
ralls for the yeraa.ility Of n genius ot me
NuDviieli type, aud u II "A pleasure that
~ note that Mr. MarsAeld mas another
opDpvtunity 10 show his great creative
powers In this city, in which he has won
golden opinions. Miss Beatrice cameron,
who has pr9xen snch an eAcellent . KY %
Win appear as Rose Guelrn The advance
sale Is enormous, ana all the elite, culture
and wealth Of this city will pay homage 10
Mr. Mansheld's s Mus
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The Iron Age says that among the uses
In which cheap steel seems destined to
open new channels is conspicuously that
for railway ties
The American iron trade has been pretty
Indifferent to this subject thus far for
very good reasons. It was all very well
for the advocates Of steel ties to figure
out that there was economy in their use.
considering their longer life nnd their
ultimate value as scrap. The fatal obiec-
ton thus far has been their excessive
first cost. which few american railroads
mad the financial ability to meet. That
objection, however. is now gradually d Sc
appearing with the unexpectedly great de-
cline En- the price ~ soft steel. Probably
steel eleepers could be produced today In
certain sections Of the country at Shy 15
cents per pound, IN! she'd. The production
of lul5 cluss of material has been a source
Of very large tonnage to European steel
Mills and mi sh, become valuable to
some Of our large plants which are suffer
ing from lack % work present or prospect
i've. Tho users OF steel tics could await
themselves Of the long experience OF rail
roads abroad, SO that they would not be
hampcred by a prorneted period Of OK
| perimcnH n.y. We believe that the time Is
approaching when steel makers and rail
road managers alike should carefully look
I Into this Important subject.
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Grand Central noteI-Servcs thc Hon,
Meals In tho CJt-.

g, II, Elliott, Dallas. j. L. MURDOCH.
Philadelphia: O. Davidson. victoria; +. T.
Chapman, Cuero; JcAn c. Mitchell and
Richmond; J. II. Greene. So. Louis; Louis
q. Kline and wife, Highland; IL. o. Skin
ner, San Antonioi Nv. r. Murray New or
leans; A w. Norris and wife, Bowen, II.
G. Deweese, Philadelphia; w. G. Brooks.
Mhartoni 5, c. c. and S, T.; G.. w.
O'Brien, Beaumont: Il, 4. Greer Dea,i.
mont; Joe J.. Dean. city; Charlie MOORE.
Eagle Lake; r, j. Smlhers. Columbus;
j. Il. Royston, Cincinnati; 7, j. Ferguson,
st. Louis; l.. X Matthews, New Orleans,
Il. D. Walker, New York.
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mony, and while It may be true that the
uUcIancts OF these Two gentlemen have
not met with an unqualified Endorsement 30
tar as their proposed plans for uniUcation
are concerned, u As undeui0bly true that
their cntrcatics Tor united democracy
have met with the earnest approval OF
every democrat In Texas.
l believe the great MASSES OF the demo-
cratic party in Texts are determined 20
get toecrhei,-hy what plan ! cannot now
say, but l am sure they win unity. once
united, there wll be no difficulty In SEE
lcoang a candidate for governor In whom
tho party win have confidence and who
win lend us to certain victory. To be
the governor OF TINS great State aud
thereby to be able 70 assist In the torma.
ton OF such measures Ns VIII accelerate
10 psogTess sGe prosperity Is worthy OF
the ambition OF any man.
II l could feel aSsurcd that YOU are cor
rect In the beliet you have expressed thar
my candidacy Tor governor would help to
unity the democracy OF Texas. l would
unhosttaunglY comply with your request,
/ but have not such conviction IN my own
mind on that subject as would Justify me
4 IN announcing as a candidate.
/ have done nothing To bring my name
I before the people OF rexus In connection
/ With this matter. and under no clrcum-
stances would I engage IN a wr0uglc to OBJ
tain the nomination, nor would consent
/ TO- be candidate except us the nominee
/ OF n united democracy, II Is no ume for
srlt seeking, and could get my consent
| 80 be q candidate tor governor only IN the
event that | could feel that by 80 doing /
could hclp to unite che democracy OF
| Texas, II my candidacy would aid IN do
ms that. | should bo content TO comply
] with your request, even though the united
| democracy in convention should prefer the
nomination OF another
IL were assured by the action Of a sut-
ilclent number OF the democrats OF Texas
/ that my candidacy Is desired IN the inter.
est OF harmony, / would Willingly 10 befor,
the people MS candidate for governor hul
/ am not vain enough 20 suppose that sucl
action win occur, and without Il I prcfei
to remain In the RANKS UH private. ~
which capacity / shalt labor to secure IN,
unity harmony and success OF the demo
cratic party. Again thanking yuu for tht
kind confidence you have manifested II
me- l beg to subscribe mysrsf, very truly
yours. Chus Stewart
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Hon. H. Kirk WHITE and othors' HFy'n'

Texas;
,Inuston. Texas. February 20. lS9i.-
C,ertIr,ncn. Your fnyor OF n recent Date
-. mo- ~, hermit my name 10 so be-
~. ,S,o ,.oo,1r of Tcvas ms a candidate
~ ,.'s,,,,.,,,, y,as duly received, and but
~ ~ a., Nm. have tnI,cn to give st prop
W. wy .l",,.t,.f on1 because OF business
,,,,.,,,,',,, which could not acglccg
.ii nv, a,,,,,,ored IN mt AN cartier date,
49, s..,,ro VIM that very much
l'u5 ,,,r co,nr,t,nlcnrion, coming,
WIZ 80, S.,,, t,oqa ,',yho were in both
US W. t,. I,to divided ranks OF the
MA.-7 49, and 4 thank Won most
HSrl ,,,, Wv t,is ,nirIfc4raton of your
h"l1lS I oetno,n IgrIcpds Of mine
C-.tlil'''t 49,, o,,J Ia ,tbrr uortfong Of the
erIt O' n3,,s' ar ,y5,om were nntagon2ed
SUI " W., oicS,iau have is.4oted mo to
d ~ - ,,,,..olf ,s "a candidate for gov
aL -... o,5 IT, ~ ali nave. ,n substance
~ ~ .,,,b ,cttnr on my uHrt would
sn'l w, 80, t,,ot ,1e great need OF the
be pfetnuturf' .,"l - T,yas M mia time
democratic PN,S ',,,iII,tne, mat mar
was harmony Hpl t',,,,,,,,,s ana
mony was OF pal , i,,,i,
that we need s"ii'I "o VIZ atut holiave
the want OF c"Nul9p,', 49, ,s,.,,,
tnnt our greatest "ee' '
organization ,,,,,r
II would be f0ly ~ M vi 80 t'"' -,
man, 10 now nnimadyer, uiSn I,e .',p-ti
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The roads brough. cotton into Houston
yesterday in small quantities, as follows;
Bales.
Houston and Texas Ceatr5l,......,.....29S
SIN Antonio and Aransas Pass"........-5s
international 1ni Grea, Northetn,".,.., %
Houston East ana West TeNas.',...,, q
CUFF Colorado and Santa Fe-,.....,...,. 3
Missouri kansas and TcNas-..,'.'...... j
Southern Pacific ...... ,''''' '''''.'''' -
ra.,i SOS
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Wharton. Texas. February 2o-Marl4el'
at me residence OF tie brides ia,ner
'Iudre w. j. Groom, on TUESDAY imornins,
February 90 1894. MISS Ida Dennis Groom
10 Mr. James Frank HolEes OF G5'is.
town, Texas. Rev X = D5yal, -. !,
~ ~ animate friends Of the family being
nrese1t me bride and groom left on ne
lo .55 traln cast FOR Georgetown their iu-
tlIra hnna.
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Seattle, Wash, February 20.-George W
Hunt today brought suit against the re-
ceivers Of the Northern Pacific railroad
company to recover S51lJOJ1 damages.
HINT alleges that while he was endeavor-
ing to place bonds In Oregon and Wash
ngton Territory for the road now known
"a tie washington and Columbia River
railroad, lie was prosecuted 10y Wright
Colby and other Northern Pacific people,
and when he had about completed the sale
OF bonds they caused proceedings 10 be
etopped by an attachment suit against
tho road
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The North ana south Road.


Topeka, Kan, February 1I-while practi-
cal railroad men and the business world
generally derlde what is known IN Kansas
as the North and South railroad project,
but officially known as the Gulf and Inter
state railway company, its promoters have
taken hold OF II in all earuestucss. They
have given to the public great many
figures and other information that may or
may not be true and have opened head
quarters here in Topeka, which they have
equipped with furniture and stationery
that betokcn business.
a short time ago they went IN body TO
Texas and examined all the deep water
ports along the gulf coast, finally selecting
Galveston as their base of operations,
I They enlisted the business men IN their
project, and mt meeting held in mat city
cash subscriptions Of q half million dollars
I In stock We're pledged upon condition that
/ they complete and put in operation fifty
miles of road extending northeast from
Galveston bay along Bolivar peninsula tc
/ beaumont on the Southern Pucific railway
/ Then they made a contract with the own
/ ers of Port Bolivar Townsite company, by
which they agree to boom the town, ant
are to receive one-half the gross proceed!
OF the sale OF town lots They next in
terested the contractors who are building
the deep water iettIes and We're promise,
the contract OF hauling over the propose,
railroad when 1t shall have been complete,
the rock which the ietty contractors ar
now receiving by boat and wagon.
They themselves have no money to carr!
the enterprise, and, so FAR as IS known, n
large credit upon which they may borrow
but they say, with all apparent confidence
that they have Interested In their projec
moneyed men who viii build the propose
fifty miles of road That done, they clair
that the money Will be forthcoming I
build fifty miles more of road, an
so on indefinitely. They also eE
nect and have been promised so the
say, cash subscriptions from towns in tn
interior OF Texas
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MODESTY
FORBIDS

US SAYING ALL WI ARE WARRANT
ED in SAYING ABOUT THE GREAT
STOCK or BEAUTIFUL WALL PA
PIERS WE ARE NOW OFFERING TO
THE TEXAS TRADE AT SUCH AT
TRACTlvE PRICES
As THE GOODS AND THE PRICES
WILL PROVE MORE CONVINCING
THAN ELu.OGIsTIc STATEMENTS IN
PRINT, WE HOPE ALL WHO ARE
NEEDING WALL PAPER Will WRITE
FOR SAMPLES. or CALL IN PERSON
BEFORE BUYING ELSEWHERE.
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COL. oBAS. STEWART.
HARMONY, NOT CANDIDATES, is pE-
SIRED.
would Consent to pceomo u Candi-
date for Governor it That Would
Help to RcunItc the rnrtY--A
straightforward statement.
me fOilowlng correspondents explains

The following correspondence explains
itself:
Hon. Charles Stewart. Houston, Texas;
Bryan. Texas, February Y, lSN--peNr
sir We, undersigned citizens Of Bryan
and Braces county, Texas, composed OF
both wings OF me late divided ranks OF
the democratic party, being anxious to
bring about harmony In the coming state
democratic convention aud I<memheriug
your manly yet conservative, COARSE in the
lato heated contest, earnestly believe that
no man In the state possesses more OF the
requisite manifestations TO advance and
consWnmate this great end than yourself
and IN giving expression TO this, we only
reflect he candid opinion OF thousands
throughout the great state OF Texas, In
consideration VI these facts we ask that
you permit your name to 30 before the peo-
pie as a candidate for governor. Respects
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4 'r.Ginley, Prop. -, -,
,aHy VI. Freez, NeW AV VI 81 W. '-@t.iip-
N Galveston; Z. H. Seel9 anu We,
MAO; B. G. LaNet anu Wiz SiACaso'
sass Spengler 81 LOUIS y, L. Staii-
4 IA Crosse; hubert = CaiGI' row
lsaN v. Deadrlcn' Guy H. n wright
In !. ]. Mahern, hellpStead d. -
Ma Heppstead; T. A. ahey. 9ah A., An
4 asi Il 3. Rhodes Guy sam hleiii' I'm
ta.sa Allen o. CA!aer9h' caves W, . ,...
I R Young, New ork' VIM. i'lGhey
\ Il York, Joe kahn, Asianta' T.; Ian
,;y New York, W. l., IeTN'ls, Aeo9 toii'
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Guthrie, q. H., February ap.-1'hc demo-
Gratis tonight nominated G. q llornor for
mayor. and mauguratcd n rcdshot cam
victory,
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grand exposition. and it is MIR, Parks In
tention TO have large number Of them
framed and sent ont TO hotels and rail-
road ticket offices over the State.
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ne New nntehInr House.

z, Verdeman, Velasco; A. p. Clarke,
a ?, W. 7, Dobson O. b. Puryear, Trim
4 Fro Miller Franklin; L. d. Pinkney,
l. Pinkney, Hampstead; e J. Min
Bobbin; II. A. Brown, st, Louis;
NcWeen, Montgomery; y. Moore,
Il johnson, Texas; c. c. Williams,
4 Porte +, j. Crews, J.. c. Crews, NJ.
EA 5 NJ. Christensen, Texas; 4. c..
,AIon, 81. Louis u. X. LeMasher, Nc
~ 7. II. Weiss. Beaumont, c. j Eel
NJ Vhlcagoi b. -. Tague, Brennan;
y, Woodbridge and wife, La Porte;
y Mctarlan, Jasper; r. S, Fife,
s'ui H. Lowensheip. Kansas City; T..
:, Keen, =. J Anderson, st. Louis;
a. hawlett Kansas; c. 4. Elmer,
.asAa' Mrs, Ryander V. Rylander,
~. H. 5. Nocum. Velasco; j. w.
A omaha; w. s, Siddal Dallas; II.
llANlord, Morgan city; John Foster,
ses city; /. S. Myer, Plantersvine;
4, SoA' George N. Harding, Texas;
s'IISsneslmer Captain Sam Risk, Calves
4 y Foster Alto; A. E. sprague
sNg Ia Porte; A. D. Nash, San An
H. Brinshurst Bryan; A. L..
~, ralestinei Frank Beirce. Alabama,
hllqes, New Orleans; j. 3. Neshltt
.s"f d. II. Mcclellan, l.. Fitzhugh
y H. Turney, Taylor; j. w.
X Missouri T. Campbell, Living
~, = Lewis, Santa ZEE railway; w
4 'seneEy Hockley; Joe Woods, Aus,
A. Russ. Palestine; S. Bycrley
w ~, :, Lommnl, Indiana; X. Bran
NIM YORK; NJ A, Winoler, New or
S Salnes Irwin, Falva; Mrs. p. RIA
lst wv York. Ed EllSen, Atlanta; J
4 S en-, Dallas; w. II. Miller, Texas
so,. 1I ,l Fort Worth; W. II. Crisp
iton Dan Wilson, Il. d. Cash, II. ]
-V@asi John Kean, New Orleans
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n RAID TIME TABLE

EblLho'lD, ,n TEXAS CENTRAL; :,
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tlns ''ii30p ~ p5iNSSIFfC.
a" sOUrhbhiNH, Mart from II. and l.
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,,ve ..llJ2 Y m Arrive - '''N
w -. @ aorleans Trains -.o7 n. m.
NsS IN. Arrive "'t6.50 y, m.
AVE -. 80. 2,5 n H. Arriye
fsys ...l9%y iPsi5ria Trains 9.l5 %. m.
tx a m, lArriN,e III, TEXAS.
,siIe .,,ii,ipi KANSAS md ST. Louis
nissUv.tnd Karsas Clty
hi'ls' T mT9ilArriye -. geo a m
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SVlh Main ,k L,iS' ...1l;o5 p. m
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Lava =. 's3 = ~ Arrive 80 S'io " ~,
Eve -, w Y N, Arrive -. w p Z,
lngs -. ~ psod from GalVeston ~ ar
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\. .il.sS5 = :. n&E{E lSI0, - 'ao p m
~ m. Arrive 80 6:se a. H.
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n 5y3 p = NJ Arrive s,1Iye 1 5is p ;. m.
orrlve and depart from Union
columbia and yel g9sSSo T5q i5;is a. m.
lrrlye ti4ii.ys we 'SsSD WEST TEXAS,
sSsToN "a M Arrive Grp 1850 p, m.
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HOW TO OBTAIN THE SERIES
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ps- PImpIv, oily skin falling hair and itchy
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THE ROrllLa-


lesl Hotel. me The
h sr,l-Gass no.
Il d the city.
Exhc cars to
I,ron al! depots
~, $50. 500
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m Mons.
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Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1894-07-06

already given by others we're Cancelled
and we we're obliged to lay off large
number OF men in every departing t, so
that by November, 1898, there were only
about 2000 men in all the departments,
or about one third OF the normal num-
Der. | realized the necessity for the
most strenuous exertions To procure
work Immediately. without which there
would be great embarrassment, not only
to the employees and their families at
Pullman, but also to those living in the
immediate vicinity, including between
700 and 500 employees who had purchased
homes and to whom employment was
actually necessary. | discussed the
matter thoroughly with tue manager of
the works. and the result of this discus
sion was a revision IN piece work prices,
which, in the absence OF anv information
to the contrary, l supposed to be &C
ceptable to the men under the circum-
stances. Under these conditions, and
with lower prices on all materials, per-
sopallv undertook the work of the letting
of cars and making lower bids than
other manufacturers l secured work
enough to gradually increase our force
fro1 1900 to about 1900, the number
employed according to the April pay
roll in all capacities at Pullman. This
result has not been accomplished merely
by a reduction in wages, but the com
pany has borne its full share by el'mi
mating from ite estimates the use of cap
ital and machinery and in many cases
even going below that and taking work
at considerable loss. During the
night of May 10 a strike was decided on,
and accordingly next day about $500 of
the employees quit, leaving about 600 at
work. of whom very few were skilled
workmen AS it was found impracti-
cable to keep the shops in operation
with force thus diminished anG disor
gained, the next day those remaining
we're necessarily let out, and no work
has since been done in the shops. The
paY-rolls at this time amounted to about
$1,000 day and we're reduced 5000 by
the strike, SO that during the period of
little more than six weeks which has
elapsed the en- ioyes who quit their
work have deprived themselves and
their comrades of earnings of more than
100000"
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Cause OF the Trouble.

George NJ. Pullman has made this ex-
PLANTATION OF the trouble with his men:
GAt the commencement of the depres-
sion last year we were employing at Pull
man 5S16 men and paying out IN wages
there S305,O00 month. Negotiations
with intending purchasers of railway
equipment that were then pending fol
new work were stopped by them; orders
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
STATE OF WASHINGTON, SO
County of Whitman. ID

STATE OF WASHINGTON, SO
County OF Whitman.
In the Supreme Court.
In the matter OF the estate OF Rachel E.
Hatley, deceased.
Notice is hereby given by the under
signed, administrator of the estate OF
Rachel +. Hatley, dece ased, to the cred
itors Of. and all persons having claims
against said deceased, to exhibit them
With the necessary vouchers within one
year after the first publication OF this
notice, to the said undersigned, at the
office of Moses Bull, in the City OF Pull
man. State of Washington.
Dated this 22d day OF June, 1894.
RILEY B. HArLEY,
Administrator OF Rachel L. Hatley,
deceased. (No oo)
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1894-07-06

If you intend visiting the great mid
winter Fair, call on the nearest Union
Pacific Agent, and he can tell you all
about the exceedingly low rate and the
advantages offered by this line to San
Francisco and return, or address Y. 81.
Hurlburt, Asst. Gen'l Pass. Agent
Portland. ttl 10