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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-12-22
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IIYAfENEAL.


Miss Lille Lehman and Mr. l.. e
Kaufman were united in marriage Mon
day afternoon at o'clock. at the resi-
dcncc Of the brides father Mr.. H. e,
Lehman. IN tho Fifth ward, Rev WIN
Uayne Lcavcll officiating.
The attendants were Miss Lill'an NJ
1readway Of this city and Mr.. Emil Kaun
maun OF Kennedy. a brother OF the groom
Those present were Mrs. kaufman
Of Ncw Tim. mother Of the groom ia
1hu!emcyor OF i'latonia. Mr.. and Mrs. G.
J.. Lehman OF iiallcttsville, brother of
the bride. AIR. and Mrs O. %. Lehunuln 81
this city brother Of the bride, Judge and
Mrs. f, l., Schwander. Mr. and Mrs. =. -
Gague MIS- Mary Anderson and daughter
Mrs fabius Gagne. Mrs. G. Gagne, Mr.
and Mrs. THeo Huck, Mrs Howard, Mrg,
{. II. Hurl,hart Mrs. G, +. FeiGle.
After The ceremony refreshments were
yerVod ana AT ESQ o'clock the newly mar
red couple left for New orleans on #
bridal tour.
The bride IS "A most estlnable young lady
the daughter Of AN old and highly esteem
ed citizen of this city.
The groom IS prominent. travelling
man and has many friends all over TIE
State who viii JON in congratulations.
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AMoNG RAlI.RcAp MEN.

Major Il. H. Bacr. vice president Of the
Galveston, Houston and Henderson,
spent yesterday in Galveston.
Manager w q. Van Week OF the
Southern Pacific returned last night
from short business trip to Fort Worth.
Paul Flato, treasurer of the Southern
Pacific, accompanied lay MS wife Htd
Mrs Ed Van Week departed Yesterday
for New Orleans to enjoy the Mardi Gins
celebration and visit relatives and friends
Major John c. Lewis. travelling pas
senger representative of the Iron Noun
tain rout" was IN the city yesterday
mugliug with passenger people and
friends. lie Is distributing handsom"
Autograph calendars with compliments
of his company
Captain j. NJ. Means. Texas passenger
representative of the southern railway.
re turned yesterday morning from l'l
paso and other W stern cities whence
lie was summoned on matters strictly
pertaining to passenger traffic and de
sircs II understood that he know very
little and cared great deal less about
the pugilisuc carnival
c. {. Merrill Southwestern passenger
agent Of the New York Central ana
hudson river, with headquarters in chi
caro. was In the city yesterday the guest
of the hosnitahle representatives of ticket
row. Mr. Merrill Is well known IN Texas
and has a host of friends In railway cit
Giles. He was formerly and for num-
Der of years travelling pass niger agent
in this state for the Big Four He lett
last night to visit friends in Galveston.
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CITY BRENlTlES.

Mrs. Strong. mother OF Mrs. Elizabeth
Tracey OF No. lloi Lamar avenue is quite
sick.
Officer Robert Sutton 's quite sick NJ,
his home, No. 2lo' Clay avenue. with con-
gestive fever.
The manager OF the Houston Clearing
house reports the bank movement for
February IS as Nl0s,g65.
The Faith Homo association held a
meeting yesterday morning hut nothing
nut routine business was transacted.
Mrs. William NJ. Rich gave n reception
Yesterday afternoon from to 6, In honor
| of Mrs. Sessums Clevelana. Tho attend
anoe was very large.
Tonight in connection with tho prayer
meeting az Shcarn church the first quar-
! torly conference OF the church win be
held by Rev. Seth Ward, All are invited.
The many friends of Hon. John u. Me
Comb WIN be PANIED to hear that he is
| critically III at hts home IN this city,
Hon. W. +, McComb of Montgomery Is
| at his bedside
small shed near the Houston and
Texas Central depot took Are yesterday
morning from passing engine about
| lli1 o'clock. hat II WAS soon CNtinguishcd.
The department was called ont
a. +. kaufman. secretary VI Iiumboldt
Lodge. No 2q6S. knights OF Honor, yea
terday delivered to Mrs. I, Japhct Il
check for 5000. that hein~ the amount of
policy due on account of the death OF
her late husband. In twelve years this
lodge hns paid benefits amounting TO
! $4,000
Mr., T.. NJ olivier, who has been In the
hospital for tho past eight months was
able to get ont ON clutches ON Monday
He went over TO the Firth ward to look
after his furniture and personal apparel
which he had stored when he was taken
sick and found that thieves had stolen
everything he possessed
There will hc a very important meeting
of the Young Mems Institute On tomorrow
night at $50 at their hall corner Elysiau
aud Cont streets. AS the matters 10 be
discussed will relate To the coming COM
cert TO be given for their benefit, those
especially who are to take part are re-
qucsted to be in attendance,
The ladies OF the First Presbyterian
church viii tender the members Of the
congregation reception in the chapel
! Friday evening next the 2lst. between
the hours of Z and 10 O'Clock. Refresh
ments will he served and cordial invi-
tntion is extended to all members OF the
congregation to attend.
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IN THE RAILWAY WORLD.
Special Train of Oranges Shipped
Over the Southern Pacific.
A YEARS RECORD OF ACCIDENTS
ENC ooiinS Dill-Cnr-Eq uipment Rule
january Earninss-Hcadiisht
Flashes n otes.

1t Is not an unusual thing for railroads
to run special trains for large parties ~
passengers desiring to eXcurt around the
country III fact, 1t Is a frequent and al
most common occurrence now TO run sne-
cial passenger trains Whenever and where
ever the occasion warrants the expendi.
'hre OF the amount necessary for the
luxurious service. Occasionally We find
some entcrprsng mandatory hiring a
special train to transport an extraordinary
shipment of their product or goods from
one part of the country TO another, but A
special train of oranges Is not only a
very unusual occurrence, but novelty in
this section of the country. Such train
however passed through Houston on
Monday over the Southern Pacific en- route
Eastward.
The special train Of fourteen cars. laden
with California oranges, and which. by
the way is the first shipment of its KIND
ever handled by the Sunset. was received
at Ell Pasp and made very fast run
through Texas TO New Orleans on its
journey to the consignce In Cincinnati.
The special left III P3Sc ut 90 a. M
! Sunday, arrived in Houston at $50 d. m
Monday and leaving here at p. m.
reached Anglers yesterday morning at 3
o'clock. The run OF llg5 miles, III Paso to
Alglora. was covered In furty-seVen hours
and thirty-tive minutes, including all
stops for water fuel change of engines.
etc. Thus the average run across the
country was twenty-five miles an hour,
while at four or five places 4 speed Of
thirty-eight miles an hour was maintained
for sixty and seventy miles.
Superiniendent W. Is. Mulvey of The
Southern Pacific accompanied the train
from Houston over the Louisiana ana
Morgan divisions.
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ELECT.ROPOLSE.
Grade Ninrk)
A PHYSICIANS EXPERIENCE,


Yorkshire, n. Y. May "a. 1Set,-I have
used the ELECTRopOlSE professionally
with success fur superior To any could
ever realize from the administration OF
medicine
Tho curative power Of the instrument In
acute diseases is certainly remarkable.
Fever aud inflammation scarcely excite n
passing apprehension, so assured ia the
result IN tho experience OF the practitiOn-
cr unless IN the cnAe of old age or In y
condition OF exhausted vitality. How many
lives might be saved II this agent were
utilized by the medical profcssionl
In many perverted conditions OF the or
gnnism the El.ECrROPOlSE has marked
power and adaptation.
In rheumatism and neuralgia, in bron-
chial consumption. In nervous prostra-
ton, ana IN spinal irritation. IL has in my
experience achieved notable results
II has acted with singular efficacy In
cnscs of excessive vomiting. which have
reeisied the operation OF medicines.
\ child who had become nearly para
lyzod by a fail wus after time able to
walk again by the help OF this instru-
inont.
In In grippe | have never failed to get
diseased action under control In few
days. sometimes within twenty-four or
thlrty-six hours a
Headache whether due to gastric or he
patio disorders. or the result OF a cold. Is
soon relieved.
Local pains, due to menstrual or other
irrcgularity. have speedily succumbed.
greatly prefer the i2LEcTRoPoisE to
any aud all agencies for the cure OF the
sick OF which | have any knowledge. A
great blessing to the world II would be "
II could he used professionally by tina
medical fraternity In all civilized lands.
but " this can not he realized. then the
people themselves may most ndvantag-
eously apply the instrument, for their own
benefit and welfare, by this the havoc
wrought by disease would be greatly
checked and Immediately cured.
CLINTON COLGROVE NJ. d.
Instruments rented TO responsible
parties.
For u foriypago descriptive circular OF
the great curative agent address
w. s.. SWIMMER,
Agent for Texas New Mexico md Ari-
zona. Southwest corner and and Strand
streets. Galveston, Texas
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GALVESTON WESTERN RAILWAY.
History Of the Road and It's Unfulhllef
Promises.

iIoli'''ea
To the Editor OF the POST;
In your issue of today and IN your
$50, 81 tt,o {.,d,,rep, or tho Hon & II
IcIol' ~ '.'' y''e
Brashcar iorieltihS the l3""cHlS' OF tue
Galveston Western Railway company on
,a,,,i,, s,roets In tho cttv Of Galveston
certain '''oS's =" ,t,.,'1,,'. ..,.,.,
ticlr u q SI"N' error. '""'""''''S NN'"
reporter has correctly reported the mat
TOO. nc ,i,,er IN him hut his informant
w. IL, A..
is nl~tah'H US 70 ''' '"a'''' ~ '"' S'''so
mont that the "Whau company. while
not named as a plaiutu, IL known TO be
materially Interested in s cling the fran
chige forfeited" Tins Is The second time
that such a statement has appeared IN
the columns of your paper the irst b 'tiie
Will the ease was on trial IN your city.
As an attorney OF record Tor me parlles,
and one who, 81 connection win the Hon.
Thomas j. Ballinger city attorney, filed
The original petition. and have earnestly
saved with the case from that time to
tbIs have boon in a position TO Know.
and do Know that the Wharf company
il no, and never had any possible com. c-
lion with tbs case. never employed an
attorney In it, NOR had any connection
win rs prosecution. and tho nrsI any
ottnrufv Ear The plaintiff ever heard
Of his suggestion. was through the col
I'm ~ Nour papcr during the trial.
T.. ,,,l,.bi 6e OF public interest to know
,.ta ,I,t,isI.r,t tnis Information. The fur
H. ~ steta,nart that several citi2cns owl
;t.,, ,Iro,.-riv along avenue X OF the city
~ Galveston were co-paintiffs in this
mir" is also an error. but that not "sey-
- - but .sveral hundred citizens whose
homes are along the avenue n. line Of
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Are You q
Thinking MANI

II you are. this Is addressed 70 You.
aou Know or tho great improvements
trieiiy, Machinery. Printing ss and iii lis sSS
my serious thought 70 the ssisnss 81
Specialists accomplish daily cures Wkic6
were supposed to BIO impossible ten years
Written no on snss ths who ws SGo. os
not have required but few pages ten
years ago. and that there are Physicians
Of one class Of discusses While rev few yssfs
gil! i YOU are thinking man. t sss
that the spse,siistshSs Sa tho are ps sssa
who eovotes all his study TO one class OF
ssos Sd FANNY f psosa su N them tina than
know that tho Sexual Organs Constitute
the distinetiye features Of NAN. Any
any weakness makes him less
man. How can only half a man ask or
expect tho. confidence of fellow men. or
men. Mako mo your leader, your judge
or your Representatives" or to woman.
Choose mo before, all men as yonr hus.
Science and Skill can mako MAN Of
YOU, you VIII DO one. and when you nsk
ono can point the iingcr OF scorn and say,
He is not half a man" Speaking OF nd.
vances In Science do YOU know that DR..
ahead of the old methods as tho leaomu-
two In ahead of the old stage coach? No
pain. no terrible hcmorrhagcs, no laying
down your dutios TO 20 to a city and stay
weeks with a Doctor Mt heavy expense.
He can cure You at your home; you can
est trouble, and tho cost is not half what
II ia under tho old methods. II you suffer
from this. or from Spermatorrhoea, Impo-
toncc, Sterility. Gcaorrhoea, syphilis, Dis
eases OF Women. or any Private or Skin
Disease, write or visit
DIR, j. u. CLEMENS,
l2l w. Commerce Street. San Antonio.
Texas.
Question Llst--,A for Men. u for Women
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THE POOLING BILL.

Its Provisions Said to BE Satisfactory to
the Interstate Commission.
The bin amending the Interstate conf
merce act to admit of pooling is now
in the hands of a subcommittee of the
house committee on commerce. 1t is
stated that its provisions are satisfactory
to the interstate commerce commission.
1t IS considered doubtful If the friends
OF the bill Will do anything more than
report it this session. The departure OF
John *, Cowen from congress to take
the presidency of the Baltimore and Onto
is looked upon fts unfortunate, as he was
one Of the ablost supporters Of the pool
ing bill. Those specially Interested In the
new bill are apparently satisfied with its
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provisions. The railway people practical
~ accepted every amendment suggested
by Commissioner Morrison and uta'rs,
who believed IN careful restrictions upon
the railways. because they are convinced
that 10 uo0lns contract viii be OF such
character rs to justify the commits son
in refusing to approve II, and that the
commission will not compel railway to
20 to court 10 defend such Il contract
unless the commission is satisfied that il
has a strong case. 1t Is provided that
n Tooliug contract shall become lawful
twenty days after filing.
The commission is given full power to
make an order disappearing a contract,
which shall become unlawful and nom
Enforceable upon the date fixed. Such or
ders are subject to the review Of me CIR
cult court. whose decision may be ar
pcu.od TO the supreme court. but the CON
tract remains uon-euforccable during the
proceedings and the appeal. The only
saferuard for the railways Is the proNl-
sion that the case before the supreme
court shall be advanced for hearmg
therein as appeals IN which the United
states are a party" some of these re-
strictions were objected to by the rail-
ways last winter, but they arc now VIII
ing to accept them.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-02-19
pEKsONAL MENTION.

Colonel VIM. Edmonds of Waco is IN
tho city
Paul Hoppe of Dallas arrived in the city
last night.
Foster Rose OF Galveston was in the
city yesterday.
Thomas u. Mitchell. well known at
torney of Richmond is III the city.
Mr.. &. +. Lehman, editor NJ tn" lialetts-
vlle Herald, called 10 sec The Post last
night.
Miss Ora Mai Avertt left Monday mght
for a short visit to friends in Bouham
and COrsicanl.
Miss Carrie Kyscr Of Selma, Ala, +
visiting her cousins. Mr.. and Mrs ~ +.
Drkle, on Waverly aud Fulton streets
Mir n q. Means OF Concord, n. C., a.
companiod 10y his daughter, Miss Pauline,
are In the city enjoying a visit TO My.
Means brother, Captain J, NJ. Means, lil2
Milan street
Rev, Father Klein. the president Of st.
Edwards college, AuStiu. who has been
sojourning with Father Murphy In the
Firth ward Tor the PAST fow days aud
returned to Austin last evening.
Mr. and Mrs. jesse A. Hrynn. with Mrs.
Arthur Curtis, have returned from New
orleans, whore thoy were summoned to
attend the funeral ohscqui"s Of their
brother, Mr.. Henry II, iirynn. who so
recently spent tho holidays with them
here.
Mr. ". H. Lawrence Of Cleveland ono
of the owners Of the ohio Farmer the
leading agricultural papo1 of Tn" 'cn'lal
West. aud Mr. Fritz Bender pf PARIS.
France were pleasant callers at m"
editorial rooms of The Post yesterday.
These gentlemen are on q pleasure tour
of tho South and may remain IN houston
for some litto time TO enjoy ph" nNilthE
ana fishing to bo found In ms neiEhhor-
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Tho Emmett Rifles held their regular
Tucsday night drili at their arinory last
night. Colonel r H. Franklin put tho
boys through several difficult mnncuvors,
and they are showing II marked improve
mont in all branches OF the drll,
Tho Roy. John s, Murphy pastor of st.
rairlcb's church and chaplain Of the COM
pany was present accompanied lay the
nov. Father Klein, president of ~ Ed
wards college. Austin. Both gentlemen
nddrcs scd the comunny and warmly com
plmented Captain Lawlor on the apponl-
t.nra of his mon. and hoped that IN the
hrar future the Emmcl Rifles of Houston
would BE- known ns the crack company OF
ihc gallant volunteers of the Lone Star
Sthte.
Captain Lswlor announced that durlne
the Lcnicn season Friday nights dr.l
would be changed 30 Thursday, eommeuc-
ing Thursday OF this week
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. AFFAIR,

In regard TO the assault of Frank Staut
bcrg upon Professor Patillo at Longi'l
law Of Mir Stautbcre Informed The Post
,"s ~ mat he aid rot 60 TO lhu Long,
fellow school with Mi Stautbrg' hu'
that he went there to bring hls brotnHr
inlay away and that furthermore h'
took no part I'm the fight. His business
there was merely to take hts broiher-in
law home
Mr.. etautbcrg says that his hrother-ln'
did not accompany him TO the school
lie also says that he went 20 the schgo
in response 30 note written MN hS
nert 10 ect into a fight and II waa onlS
when he was ordered out Of the house by
Professor Tatnlo that he hit him, ~
claims that rs soon as he saw professor
Patillo he ordered him out OF the house
and that was the reason he struck MN
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selves of the 10000 acres OF public do
main. Its successor, the Texas Mexican
Railway company, obtained n like fran
chisc from the city upon the express. con.
dition that within two years II should
construct and continuously maintain ana
operate Il lirst-class narrow gauge road
from the city of Galveston to the town
of Laredo on the Rio Grand river, and
DO this within two years, otherwise all
lis rights should cease and determine,
This road did absolutely nothing. Never
laid rail. Then on March s. 1881 the
present defendant company. the Galveston
western Railway company, the alleged
successor. inhcritor general and owner of
coiing railway companies. and obtained
from tho city of Galveston the same
grant on avenue \ and connections on
avenue A. with rights on Postoffce and
upon the express condition (soction 10 of
the city ordinances THAT all privileges.
rights grants, etc, under this ordinance
shall be- forfeited II said railroad com
pany fails to extend and build their road
across the bay within five years from
the passage of this ordinance" Like It's
predecessors this road did nothing but
occupy the streets of The city of Calves
on. to the exclusion of other roads Mt
tempting to enter Calves ION. unwilling to
pay the cXorhtant price for this privilege.
So We have here over twenty years OF
promises. and no substantial performa nee
of any public duty, Notwithstanding the
repeated valuable franchises from tho
city without charge and the muniiicent
grant from the state. And now our friends
propose not 10 transfer these 130 900 aCrcs
of land to n live bona ndc company that
Will construct road that will benefit
the city and this section in consideration
for such a grant, hut propose to keen
tho lands and sell this franchise. the NIT
of the people. to another road for the
sum of 200. X. T. Wheeler
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HOUSTON DAILY POST WEDNESDAY MORNINGS FEBRUARY 10

$. Marston. ]. II. II. House. s. s. Ashe,
Joseph Percira. n. Randolph. John A.
kirlicks, John Valentino, Robert Adair.
G.: IL, Ashc. j. j. Settcgast, Charles
Floeck J. NJ. Baugh, John Latreyte. Il
Rutherford. James Butte, H. l.. Coombs.
n. II; Norris, $. A: Brown. c. c. Beav-
ans, Thomas. X, Franklin. 4. A. Rice.
j. C.. Baldwin, l.. Il, Delcsdornior A.
Franklin Sittig II, NJ, Eigin. s. Il. Strong,
W. y Fudua, W. II. Cleveland, W. V.
r. Watson. W. II. Palmer, A.. T. Root,
b l.. Dennis. J. u. Woolford w. n.
Brown. S. Nj, MoAshan, n, Ewing. ".
NJ. Longcope. 4. w. House. William
Christian. o, G. Drew. II. Hcnke. W. Il.
TAYLOR. II. w. Taylor. j. G.. Matthews,
]. Grossmann. w ". Glass. Il. T., Lewis.
James Neascy Henry s. Fox George 4.
Nendall. Hal Mites. L. s. Bnrke.
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THE HOTELS.
ihe Lawlor-Rntes $3.50 and 81 per
day. james Lnyylor. pronr!ctor.

7. O. Davidson, san Antonio; j. T..
Moore, Ennis, r. G. orr. Denver: f. II.
thompson. city; X. W. Williamson. Gai-
Ison; W. 5. Collins, Dcnison, Miss II.
l Pierce. Miss G. II. Pierce, Dening's
Bridge; +. NJ Tuckett, Kansas: q. {.
clifford Wharton +. Farnsworth. Cuero;
w T. Smith Taylor; Hugh II. Hazard,
New York Dave kruGshaber, Louisville.
C. Ia May, Cincinnati; j. q. Hyde. San
snono II. T. Gardner. Fort Worth;
Johnson Houston; G. Bothringcr. New
York Cnas Henry, Galveston; ). W.
hsis Columbia, Paul Hoppe, Dallas; W.
4 Duncan. Galveston: Lee j. Good. Bal
.ager, John W. C.ampitt, Bal.nger;
hines Freeman Jr., Sour Lake. Chas.
pDell New York; w. q. Fine, Ctncln-
ali' l. w. Morgan, san Antonio; j. II.
atsrs, Galveston, j. 7. Sweetmun, GaI-
nlon; +. D. Hammond Shreveport, La. ::
Is Gilbert Reed. Denver: VIM, Ed
rds, Waco. W. O. Dallas, Eagle Lake
Mclkinnie, New York; u. *. stuck,
@aalo II. c. Victor, Virginia ed W.
sgF New York; u. n. Clark, 81.
rEsA; Robert 70 Pollard. Austin. Jonn
A.iison, Houston; Chas t. Glover,
TTS S Z. Garuich, Ashland, hio. y.
s,ri slo91 i:ynchAurg; T.. Is. Smythe.
ca' r. G. Gildprd, Charlotte. n. g.:
n Horton, New York: NJ. Bit!er,
,9sii1 W. l.. Moon, Cleveland. ono:
g. nu % p; MURPHY. city. i. p. Klein. Aus
~, w. l.. Lykons, New YORK: j. Is.
ccs,snV9c, New York; T.. L. CHAPMAN.
s..aN' l, I. bonnclly, Victoria; Fostcr
~ nalleston, j. n Patilfo. Waco.
~. ~ McArdlc, New York: Mrs. Hon
VIZ nalveston' A. J.. Mathnos. Fort
c, %ln l. Dana, New York T.. ID. Gavin
''S'oh' Johh Franklin, Philadelphia.
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In tho district clerks office yesterday
Jeremiah Lewis. by his next friend filed
suit for sl5co demaEes against the Inter
national and Great Northern Hallway
COMPANY The plaintiff. who is boy
about 10 years old, alleges that on the
2Nth of December he was allowed to ride
ON a switch engine and while attempting
to get or had his leg cut off.
In the county clerks office yesterday
s. J.. sam filed suit for 500 against j.
T.. Iicrtz ct VI.