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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-02-13
AMONG RAILROAD MEN.

r. T.. George. travelling passenger
agent for the Houston and Texas Central,
left yesterday morning for points north
on the line.
James Wilson. travelling freight agent
OF the Chicago and Alton. headquarters in
Fort Worth was in the city yesterday
mingling with freight men and shippers
Colonel William Edmonds, personal
claim adiuster for the Central, was at
company headquarters yesterday confer
ring with officials and looking after de-
par,ment affairs.
Robert Swanson, chief clerk in super
intendent Lees office of the Houston and
Texas Central, left yesterday to enjoy a
few days vacation In New orleans and
attending the Mardi Gras festivities.
Arthur DeArnes, travelling passenger
agent of the Baltimore and Oh!o South
weston, who displays excellent talent
for pencil skctching spent few hours in
ticket row yesterday exhibiting Speci-
mems of his drawings, as side issue to
passenger soliciting.
Captain Frank \. Hess. vicS7president
of the Texas official Railway Guide
Publishing company, HEADQUARTERS In San
Antonio. is in the city greeting friends
and acquaintancos in railway ard com
mercial circles. The Railway Guide Is IA
monthly publication devoted 10 railway
time tables and the interests OF travellers
and teens with valuable information
concerning Texas roads and points OF in
terest.
Frank Goodrich assistant engineer of
the Houston and Texas Central. returned
to headquarters yesterday from two
weeks camp near Cypress in charge of
land surveying corps. Life in n box car
Pullman surrounded by three feet of water
with one days provisions on board is not
the happiest pastime on earth, but Frank
claims to have gained three pounds OF
flesh and looks none the worse for his
experience.
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past in the United States, and England
and Australia Will be the battle grounds
In the future.
General Mabry Is IN receipt OF n tcle-
gram from Governor Hughes OF Arizona
asking IL at viii come of IN Arizona"
was TO pull the fight off within few
miles of I'll Paso. Hughes is making
granistand plays as Arizona is about az
accessible ms Kansas.
The citizens of lIl Paso are justly In
censed ~ the reports published that their
city was in the hands of n lawless crowd
of toughs. The truth IL there mas not
been "A hold-up or robbery In the city
since the crowds began to gather. Their"
has not been "A killing and no town of
the same population In the country Is
more orderly than III Paso at the present
time The police force has not been In
creased and there has been no necessity
for extra police service, In justice to
the citizens OF El paso and the city and
county authorities this statement Is made
and 1t can not be contradicled.
Doc Alhcrs tonight agreed 70 purchase
rs an evidence of his faith In the ability
of Stuart TO pull off the championship
contest Albrrs Is q lrnding business man,
ana tho business men are practically
unanimous for the pugllistic carnival
II tho fight takes place II must be over
the border on Mexican soil. There IL no
other alternative. IT is stated here tonight
that the Texas authorities have rendered
their services TO Governor Ahunada and
are ready TO cooperate with the McXi-
cans in preventing meeting Of Mhher
and Fitzsimmons ON the soil of Mexico.
This rumor had n depressing effect upon
some Of the sports but the great majority
Of the visitors continue to lay odds that
the contest will be pulled off on sched-
ule time. Hugh Fitzgerald.
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SOUTHWESTERN TRAFFIC..
Reduction in New Orleans Houston Ra,
Recommended

Reduction in New Orleans Houston Rates
Recommended.
st Louis, Mo, February 12-Tho exccu-
tive board Of the Southwestern Traffic
association convened today at Chairman
Days headquarters for the consideration
of a number Of important subjects OH the
docket.
The committee from the rate committee
recommended reduction in rates from New
orleans 10 Houston and Galveston on
soap, glassware. wire and nails wrought
iron pipe and some other commodities VI
minor Importance, and the executive
board adopted the recommendation with
the understanding that the differentials
In rate from st. Louis. Chicago. etc.
should he made at the same time. The
question Of rates applicable from points in
Chicago apd Milwaukee territories via the
Chicago and Northwestern, Chicago, Mil
waukoe and ST. Paul and Wisconsin Cen
trail railroads was given consideration and
a resolution was adopted opening the st.
Louis and East Hannibal gateways TO
the movement of traffic to Texas points
and points In the Republic of Mexico, al
lowing the roads north oi these gatewnys
tho established percentage divisions with
n minimum Of 10 cents per no pounds.
Further consideration of traffic matters
will he had tomorrow.
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SUNSET AND PANAMA.

Negouatlons Pending for the Consolida-
tloh OF steamship Lines
inc report comes from Chicago that
negouations now in progress between the
southern Pacific and Panama RAILWAYS
may bring TO an end the determination
of the latter road to open up a new
transcontinental -oute by the establish
ment of regular steamship line from
New Orleans TO Colon to run in connec-
tion with It's railroad. The Southern Pa.
cine VIII leave no effort untried to pre-
vent the opening of the proposed new
route. AS soon as 1t heard OF the inten-
non to establish it negotiations were
opened by 1t with the view OF changing
the Panama companys purpose, and al
nany to induce IT TO forego its intention.
The southern Pacific wants the Panama
to consolidate its steamship line now
running between san Francisco and Pana-
ma with the Pacific Mail Steamship Line
owned by II. 1t wants to arrange close
traffic contract with the Panama com
panY whereby the latter will he furnished
transported across the isthmus and de-
liNcred at the Panama's eastern terminals
to the Southern Iacitc's New York steam
ships, to he conveyed by them to desti-
nation. The benefit to the Panama COM
rany OF such AN arrangement would he
that ii would get a largo tonnage with
out effort on its part and at rates which
than those It Will be able to secure II
competition is kept up all the time be-
tween it and the Southern Pacific. II will
lose its independence TO be sure, and
would sink to the rank of Southern
Pacific side track by this arrangement.
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FOUND GUILTY OF NERESY.
Eight Charges Against DR.. Fortune
Arc Sustained.
A DRAMATIC SCENE IN THE COUNCIL.
The Accused Says Ho Stands on the
Bib'c AMI His Moral Character,
and Wili sustain Thorn.

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conn'il which met hctn yesterday TO- try
In o. NJ Fortune unstor of the First
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that a committee had been appointed and
had notified Or. Fortune that his teach-
inKa and character would be investigated
Dr, Fortune replied that any statcmept
that he had been notified that any charge
would be brought against his personal
character was not true, His remarkk
caused a fiutter of excitement a
Tho moderator ruled him out OF order
as he had been invited 10 appear at nrst
aud had not done go
Dr. Miller said no charges had been.
brought before the council against Dig
Fortunes character, but only ruinors had
been mentioned. 4
Dr. Fortune said II II was only r,inors,
he cared no more for II thnn for the rest
OF their proceedings, "but stand on Shg
Bible and my moral character. and VILE
maintain them"
IIn then retired from tho meeting.
Later on DR. Moody read n letter FROM
pr Fortune stating that hc had hearN3
from reliable sources that he had renectetz
an his moral character. that he wantfci
The sources of his Information and thaH
ho intended to hold him personally rel:
gponSi ble for the charges.
DIR. Fortune and the majority Of ynm
members OF the church do not seem ois1
tnrbed In the least ut the action or tn&
council They have possession or W.
property. What further action the MINOR
Nv who called the council VIII take re9
mains to be seen
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London offered fi5eo purse and GOO for
expenses for the Mahcr-Fitx fight should
stuart fail 70 pull II OF in Mexico Aus
Kin Will make tho match IL the present
one falls through.
Fi,s came over from Juarez today, His
training Is over and he Is now ready TO
step into the ring. The Australian was
mcrose. lie was nskcd how many rounds
II would taNc TO settle the championship.
Two. believe and IN any event no,
more than four. | viii whip Maher in
before. 1t Is a cinoh. | don't believe the
fight viii he pulled off. though--that Il.
am afraid not. l am taking no risks. and
VIII not he a party to the vioiati9n on the
! am subject 20 Stuarts orders and shall
live up to the articles OF agreement to the
letter.
Dan Stuart was seen tonight by The
Post correspondent "The fight Will take
place as advertised" he chcerfully re
marked. mo. ! can not say where. 1t
VIII be time enough Friday next The
Fitz Will meet In the ring and the win
nor viii receive the $4,000 and the belt"
stuart keeps his own counsel and only
hts most trusted associates ARE in possess
sion OF the secret. There is much specu-
lation as to his programme.
one report which has gained credcnce
Is that Friday morning early special
from III Paso. Tho ring will be pitched.
tho kaleidoscope people will arrange their
Instruments. and the battle Will be fought
by tho heavywcights, Ir the light takes
place the $4,000 pledged by the citizens
of III Paso will he Stuarts money and
the kaleidoscope operators viii hc In po-
sition TO make hie earnings. the promoter
of the carnival coming I'm for his per-
centagc. All the interest is centorod In
tho big fight and Stuart's ability to pun
II off. The lesser events have been lost
sight OF altogether.
John l.. sullivan. Paddy Ryan, Parson
Davies. lin WlkelN. Smith and "A host
of others well known In sporting circles
came IN this morning. sullivan was given
an ovation Smith exhibited telegram
from Corbett IN which the Californian
authorizes him to challenge the winner
and aEgrccng to abide by the terms
agreed 20 by Smith or any conditions
accepted hy. that party, Smith viii be
ct the rincside and challenge tho victor.
If the fight Is pulled or. Il is agreed
here that finish lights. with the close
OF this carnival, will be thing OF the
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Are You a
Thinking Man?

If you are. this Is addressed to YOu.l
You know OF tho great improvements
triclty, Machinery, Printing and all tho
Arts and Sciences. Have you ever givens
my, SERIOUS thought to the. Science. OF
Specialists accomplish daily cures which,
were supposed TO be impossible ten years.
asog DO You know that whole books are n
not have required but a fow pages tent
years ago. and that there are PhysclansI
who now devote their lives to the studyl
of one class of diseases. while few yrars}
ago IL Doctor wns supposed to know themi
pllg II you are thinking man. theseN
that the specialist--that ls the Physio.arlf
who dcvotcs all his study to one class OF
diseases, knows more about them than theI
know that the Sexual organs constituted
tho distinctive features Of a NAN. AnylI
man. How can only half man ask orr
expect tho confidence OF fellow men. or
the love OF "A woman? Can you say TOT
men, Make mc your leader, your judge
or your representative" or to a woman,N
Choose me before. all men aa Your hus-#
handw' Mako today resolve that 10
Science ana SIKH cnn make u MAN OF
YOU, YOU VIII be one and when you ask
for honors Of men or love CIV Of woman ma no
"Hc is not hnif man Speaking OF ad@
vances In Science. do You know that prs66
Clemens treatment of Structure Is NJ farg
ahead of the old methods as the locomo-
Tive Is ahead OF the old stage coach2 Mt
pain. no terrible hemorrhages. no laying
down your duties to 20 to q city and stnys
weeks with Doctor nj heavy expense3a
He can euro you Mt your home; YOU CAM
10 about your business without the sllghf-t
est trouble and the cost Is not half WHAT
n IL under tho old methods. II you suffer
from this, or from Spermatorrhoen, Impose
tcnce. Stcrility Gonorrhoea, syphilis ns1.a
enses of Women. or any Private or Skim
Disease write or visit Ri
DIR. j. It. CLEMENS.
100 w Commerce Street. San Anton.o.s
Texas IN
question List--A for Men. b for WomeHl
and G for Skin Diseases. 81
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FIGHTERS IN CONDITION.
All Of Them Are Ready to Fight at An,
TINA

All OF Them Are Ready to Fight at Any
Time.
Ell Pasu. Texas, February l2.--rhc
chances of the fight coming or are good,
despite the declaration OF the governor
OF chihuahua and the Mexican authori-
ties, calmly insists Stuart, according TO
schedule. And there is no doubt that no
Us making every effort and viii continue
to the last moment TO do his utmost To
BRING 1t of. lie insists that everything
is ready and everything will be forth
coming.
The all rervadlng fear OF the law which
has possessed Fitzsimmons ever since
he became cntangled for the killing of
Riordnn at Syracuse may make him take
the stand he took at Hot Sprlngs--"no
hsht unless absolute protection Is giiaran-
teed.' He is In the best OF condition and
capable OF making the nght OF his lite
He has eased up little IN his work and
Is onlN taking enough exercise to keep
himself In good condition He weighed
l6S pounds today and he viii enter the
ring very close 10 that figure.
Rcports from Las Cruces arc 10 the CT
feet that Mahcr has completed his train
ing and also is In excellent shape. II il
expected he and his party Will leave the
training quarters tomorrow and come TO
III Paso. where he can bc ready to start
for the Battle-Ground at n moments no.
ticc.
The pueilists OF less note are hard at
work 1t Is generally conceded that the
big tight VIII ho u test ease and the fate
of the others are 10 some extent dependent
upon the fortune that follows tho partici-
pants I'm the big battle.
Dixon has let up considerably In his
work lilo is down rather fine aud is
afraid 10 train hard for Gear OF overriding
H.
Walcott is above weight and Is trying
TO work on three or four obstinate pounds
that still cling to him.
Everhardt, Ioeds. Barry and Murphy
nrc ali ready to fight any time. Barry
In particular Is In good shape and II M,it-
Mo
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-02-13
HYMENEAl..

DRESSEN BI.ASSIENZ = Lockhart
TEXAS, February IL. MIR. Antonio Dresses
md Miss Ottilie Blassienz were mars,
ON Sunday. February .. at the residenc;
of the brides father near Maxwell, Couik
Is Judge Kyser officiating.
PT,AEGER-NE ILAND--victoria. Texas
February IL. MIR. Fritz Praeger ana Mis-
Mary Neila1d were married at the RESI-
Judge Dupree officiating. and left tina!
afternoon for Men Braunfels. X
CARLISfE-STUR IIillsboro. Texa&
February I2--Professor J. NJ. Carlisle q
Austin, state superintendent OF public III
struction. was married this evening a
G:I5 O'Clock. to Mrs. Julia l.. Sturgis n
this city They left on the scuth-bouIl1
train FOR Austin, their future home.
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DOESN'T PROHIBIT.
people In Texarkana Get Liquor Despi
the Local Ontlon Law.

PeopIe IN Texarkana Get Liquor Despite
the Local Option Law.
Texarkana. Ark, February l2-Joe Coz
cello and Henry Cook, both white men,
were arrested today charged with selling
WHISKY in violation Of the local option
t,u ifbc FORMER runs Temperance
IA" while Cook is charged with doing a
b@st Logging business at his butcher shop
situated in an unsayory quarter OF town
known az Bearhole. Their cases are set
hepn " IN force on 18th sides OF tho state
iinn ftr the past year. but the numerous
Violations Of the law have given vast
ne 1 section of the Salvation Army ar
rived TO-DAY ana they propose to assist in
stamping out the evil by moral suaslon
or All LANDS that they have undertaken
a tnngh lob.
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IN THE RAILWAY WORLD.
Freight Train on the Southern Pa.
citic Wrecked Near Glidden.
STATEMENT OF JANUARY EARNINGS
southern Pacific and Panam, Line.
ems--Denverites Excursion.
Headlight Flashes.

East bound Southern Pacific freight
tram NO. % consisting of long string
OF heavy laden cars, met with a serious
accident on bridge spanning a small
creek near Borden, station seven miles
west OF Glidden, at an early hour yester-
uay morning. The accident is supposed
10 be due from broken rail-.
rive cars of freight were precipitated
INTO the ditch and badly wrecked and
tAelr contents seriously damaged. Inc
clSine broke loose from the Wild cars
and the iron trestlc suffered consideranls
ny. being struck by the derailed cars.
aElons the wrecked cars was one loaded
WIN cattle and twenty-one head were
killed outright.
None Of the rev were Injured
wrecklns train ana crew was dlsratcn-
ca to the scene and by noon the track
was cleared for the PASSENGER trains.
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A YEAR AGO.
Happenings in the Railroad World I"eNe
Months AGO.

Happenings in the Railroad World TweNe
Months Ago.
A year ago the union depot at St Jeseph'
Mo, was destroyed by ire
A year ago two sets OF receivers were
appointed for the Hicks Stock Car COM
A wear ago the district court a san
Antonio, Texas appointed Henry Terrell
receiver of the San Antonio ana Afahsas
Pass road. n, a
Among the railway men who died a.
year ago were John J.. Lathrop' genera !
auditor Chicago, burlington ana QIlneS
Horace A. White. superlntendeht o9ulh,
western division Chicago, Rock Island ana
Ta1afc: John Dorsey, division super inte M
ent Northern Pacific, ana W; W. AnlSey Z,
sec md assistant auditor OF ulspuEseine'''9
Now York Central.
\ year ago II. NJ. Bell resigned as spi NJ
intcndent of the superior dlNlslon 81 n,e
Chicago Milwaukee and 81; fauli Joha,
than Upton succeeded W. y. Bradiey ~ ~
general freight and passenger agent u
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RuNNING a LINE.
1t WIN Show Mexican Soldiers Where
United States Is,

II w III SNOW Mf<dh s1DlultIS W mere
United States ls,
El Paso. Texas, February l2.-Eugcne
Malfert surveyor Of the State Of Chlhua-
hua. has a large force of men at work
establishing line between New Mexico
and Texas. Ia that region Is II stretch
of territory, which Is In dispute between
tho United States and Mexico. The line
is for the benefit OF Mexican soldiers II
was agreed at the late conference on Tues
day evening that the survey should be
made, so that If the fighters sought the
disputed tract the Mexican troops nigh.
know just how far they could proceed.
Tho line being established by Mailfcft
win be recognized by both the Mexicans
and Americans
General Mabry informed Dan stuart to-
night that when the train or hdtboat or
balloon or whatever II rs to be that is
to convey the pugilists from This city TO
the battle ground, pulled out he would
be there without ticket and all his
Rangers would attend the fight. Stuart
readily agreed saying he was willing
TO have him 30 along and keep him out
OF Texas. II Us needless TO say tho Ran
gers viii all be there. Some of them
want to start right now.
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F.TtaoAD TIME TABL E

...,,s on the following roads ar
shf ua.s nnart frcm the Grand Central
as Southern. Paoihc, houston and
sxas csaou East and Yves. TEXAS aud
b, boussin and Arkansas Pass. Trans OH
bn AhAsD.,'ational and Great Northern. the
il ..nn Houston and Henderson and the
plses sIa and Veiasco use the Information
tlumoia t a, Of Congress avenue. Trains
depvn.; ,ssoljri Kansas and Texas use the
lne,a n, and the Calves Ton, La Porte
a,y, t newt use the San Jacipto street
e.p9oui;,sro,N AND TEXAs CENTRAL
hcu'i> Main Line.
900 am. Arrive..... 6:95 am.
eavvee'"'''1i,iO pm Arrlve..... 6:S5 pm
fa'e'''''- Austin Branch.
trs."; s;s5 P 2F n A PhcfFic. Il ~ !"
San Antonio Trains.
t ave. e:o5 am. Arrive -. $40 pin,
New Orleans Trains.
b:sc am. Arrive. $40 ain.
es sve SIS pm Arrive. 1850 pin.
Victoria Trains
e:25 am. Arrive. 4:i5 pm.
MISSOURI, KANSAS AND TENAS.
hcago aud kansas Tas, n city ana ST. Louis
I.ave. .... 1850 I'm. Arrive. s,so an
Lave. 1880 pm. Arr.ve..... $3.50 pm
{GrLF. COLORADO AND SANTA FE.
Mair Line
I.sye.'., S:00 pm Arrive -. 1925 pm.
Galveston Trains.
Lave 7;4n am. Arrive. $500 am
1--we 9:05 am. Ariive.... S:"5 pm.
Fave '..:. 1850 pm. Arrive..... 6;to pm.
Fave 100 pm. Arrive..... 9:2a pm;
Isll trains leave the Santa Fe depot 10
MINUTES later and arrive at that depot 10
Sirutes earlier than the above time.
* CT. NORTHERN.
St. Louis Trains.
kave. g. 100 am. Arrive..... $3.50 m.
Fave. 5:25 pm Arrive. 12:40 p IN
{ALVESTON. HOUSTON AND HEN
DERSON.
Galveston Trains.
leave $40 am Arr.ve..... $50 ain.
leave -. 1910 am Arrive. ..ll:40 am.
lave. 4:55 pm Arrive..... $50 pm
1 Arrive..... 700 pm.
|pLuMBIA AND NEIASCO TRAINS.
have daily except sunday .....10:40 am.
lrrive daily except Sundayl...... 4:l0 PIN.
{OuSToN EAST AND WEST TENAS.
Through Trains.
Rave ... 1886 pm. Arrive..... 200 am.
MixeI Trains.
Beaye..... $50 am. Arrive. ...7:S0 pm.
TEXAS WESTERN.
II. Tuesday,. TIL sday. Sat'day.... 200 u.m.
AN ANTONIO AND ARKANSAS PASS
Drive (daily OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. b:4o pm.
rave tdallNl OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES VIZ am.
|ALVESTON, LA PORTE AMI HOUS-
TON.
Daily Except Sunday.
|eave.... SIS am Arrive. 600 pm.
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A MIspLAcED SWITCH.

Rochester. N. Y, February Eat
Maoedon swamps, four miles east OF r'air-
port, last night, misplaced switch
track. causing a collision with an eng
ine. Fred Horseford, fireman, was Killed
william Gulden Fuehi, brake6an, seri-
ousy injured. Thomas Welch. engineer.
aud Charles Wood, fireman, are stili In
the wreck, supposed to be dead.