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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-02-12
TEXAS BUSINESS.

Traffic Must Be Divided-Homeseekors
Excursions Agreed on.
St. Louis, Mo, February ia meeting
of general passenger agents of Western
lines was held here today at the call OF
Chairman Kent to carry out the terms OF
the tariff resolution adopted at the meet
ing of the executive officers last month:
Resolved That the passenger traii'c
between Texas Junction points ana me
Mississippi and Missouri crossings of INES
PARTY to this committee, including pusl-
ness passing through such crosslnS, 70,
from or through Texas functions fnat pe
divided. The initial lines at such ciosSln5S
and functions are TO agree HMois tno Ito
selves as to the division Of such buslHeSs,
reporting percentages and details 20 tue
committee. ,..-.-t,,,, ,,,,s ro,
formulating basis on whlcn 70 MANI NJ
division OF this pass niger tianlc, y su",
Committee was appointed TO iOrH..alF ["
man and report to the fun comm 80 w..
Fcbruary %. Tiomcseekcrs' tHcurs, ON
fiom St. Louis. Kansas tlty, I,aai, i" ', o,,
MrmDhis to Texas points We're deciueu . U,
Far Anril and q ami May . one lero ,i ,ul
M round trip and 81 added, tickets LII. l,,.-
tied TO twenty days. lialt fare r rsis,s ard
aHthoriged to army and. navy oHnlcerS M, Srn
benevolent members of their ialhllleS wiz"
nv trayeling on official business
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HEADLIGHT FLASHES.

President Cowcn Of the Baltimore and
ohio mas established a precedent in the
shane OF appointing certain ti'ne every
day for the reception Of BaltiE'ore news
paper reporters
BILLS have been introduces in both
hra,r~hes OF congress providing for the
niacing a sleeping car companies under
M Jurisdiction OF the interstate COM
nerce commission
General Escobedo has applied 10 the
,,H,ican government for concession to
'nS n railway to unite the principal
p tits of the States of coahuila, NueVo
Icon and Chihuahua.
tr,der the new salary reduction law OF
CIV Carolina, Just passed by the legis-
Sou,n ~ that state the salary OF the
lai u,!'aa commissioners is reduced to sl7oo
ai Lar each The change however n
a ,s,r case does not 20 into erect unti'
January !, lS''
rho Missouri. Kansas and Texas has
iuns,,,,crd its intention OF building shops
anne.eu,iaiia Mo. for repairing, rebuilding
az "t,,iidinc of locomotives, 10 be opened
AZ az April j. This means the employment
~ I'm ep 100 to 20 skilled workmen every
month In the year -
NV Monterey and Mineral Belt rail-
IIo - which ex-Cieneral Manager Rob
roau, ~ ,ha Monterey and Mexican Gun
iIlsoH Is one az the owners is 20 be ex-
Isad d To Matehuala. a rich mining sec
,tnn south OF Monterey. The road Is now
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AMONG RAILROAD MEN.

Emil W. Harry Hartmann. assistant
to Ticket Agent l'lato Of The Sunset aud
central. returned yesterday from fly
lnF business trip to Temple and other
points north ON the Central
u. G. Wcatherby. travelling freight re-
preventative of the American Refrigera-
tor Transit company headquarters In
this city. left last night for North and
interior Texas points on business tout
Manager Van Nlcck and Assistant Gen
eral Passenger Agent Parks of tte South
orn Pacific left yesterday morning in
private ear "TeXas" for san Antonio Oh
business tour of tho Western divisions
OF the system.
Colonel Thomas Kingsley, the inimita.
bio silver king passenger missionary OF
the Louisville and Nashville enjoyed ycs-
terday associnting with his many friends
and acGuaintaucos and departed last
night for I'll Paso TO witness the inter
vcntion proceedings of the authorities
in tho iistir love match.
Arthur DeArmas. the energetic travel
ing passenger rep sentative of the ilal-
,imorc and ohio Southwestern. familiar
lily known as the Lighting Midget" was
seen in local railway circles YESTERDAY
disappearing like a fash from whence
he came-no one knows whore.
Colonel /. Hardy. assistant general pas
F"nger agent Of the Queen and Crescent,
headquarters in Nicksburg, Mics, was
IN the city yesterday accompanied by
Travelling Passenger Agent Captain T.,
NJ. Hunt, headquarters In Dallas They
enjoyed the day greeting friends in rail
way circles and discussing past, present
and future passenger traffic.
Colonel Charles W. Crouder. stock claim
agent of the Uoutson and Texas Central
was IN the city Yesterday at his head
quarters checking mp reports and sizing
up the situation in his department. which
for the first forty days Of the new year
Is not az fortunat" as IL might he a
small wreck involving a car or two of
stock grows to an enormous sum IN the
figuring of the loss and damages In dollars
I'd
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IN THE RAILWAY WORLD.
Annual Meeting Of the Car Associa-
ton Managers.
A COMMISSION MEETING CALLED
Santa Fe Signed with the ruiimsn Com
pany'-headlight Flashes - Among
Railroad Men.

The annual meeting of the National
branch of the car service managers Of
the car associations of America will con-
vene in New Orleans on Friday. Febru-
airy H. The meeting has been changed
to allow the menbers of the Northern
associations to enjoy the festivities OF
Mardi Gras. The last meeting OF the
general managers of the car associations
of America. numbering about. fortytwo
organizations. was held in Cleveland,
Ohio. Major Charles L. Peck, manager
of the Texas association. will leave to-
night for the Crescent City to attend the
meeting of the general managers to dis
cuss general points OF interest in the man
agement of the various associations OF
the North American continent.
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COMMISSION HEARING.
To Consider Rate Tariffs In Various Com
modities.

To Consider Rate Tariffs In Various Com
modties.
Under date of February 10, the railroad
commission has issued general notice
to all parties concerned that on February
%, II will take up and consider the mat
ter Of schedule of rates for the trans
portation of various articles below emu
Accompanying the notice are the pro
posed schedules Of rates based on exist
ne conditions actually offecting the move
nent Of such articles. Among the aru-
cies named are the foll9wlng Nesetables
apples. saddlery and harness; furniture,
less than car load rated first class, IN
Western classification; horse and mule
SHOES, wire, nails and sheet iron. less
than car load. rated fourth class, in west
e,, classi4cation: iron, anglo. band, bar
rod hoop, sheep and tank iron, and
boiler plates straight or bent less than
c,assifcatlon; wrought iron nipe. packing
house products and exceptions thereto.
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in THE COURTS.

Trouble Between the southern Pacific ana
Employees Goes to the Grand Jury.
New Orleans Times-Domocrat.
The recent trouble between the South
ern Pacific railroad and some of their
employees has at last found its way into
the court. Yesterday MIR. $. f. t. Morse,
general passenger agent of the Southern
Pacific, in company with Judge W. l..
Evans visited the office of District At
torney Butler. and consulted with me
official for over an hour 1t was decided
ii /, understood. to lay the whole matter
before the grand jury AT its next meetlnS
How farrcaching will be the result of the
investigation can only be told after thc
grand inquest has completed its labors.
Among the witnesses who VIII probably
be called upon to testify viii he the fol-
lowing drummers w. 7. Brady, with
Roy, Moura x Co.. Magazine street; a..
&c. Miller with II. Lochlle ~ Co: 7S3 car
rollton avenue: n. j. Otis and W. II. An
drew. with c. Doyle & CO., 40 PoydraA
street; II. Il. Capdau. with c. Lizard \
Co, 80 Canal street, r. PryiEn, Win d, IL;
street; c. Block, with Dalsheimer &
worries, So Canal street; Louis uchs.
with Joseph liantz. 81 Gravier street
Magazine street; Morris Felix. with,
Tebault & Co, 2l7 Royal street; Albert
Nicaud and N Muller, with Record on
company, 517 Gravier street; Reuben y.
Clussen with Palmer Il CO., l35 camp
street Lionel Bicnvenu. with staur.r'
Fshleman & Co, Ill Canal street. II. NJ.
VaNeth. with Preston, Stauffer a. CO.,
Tchoupitouias street; ]. j. LARRY. with
Tedoux & Co., IA Tchoupitoulas street j.:
Thco Frcux. with n. Burke GO, ~
Poydras street; \. o. nuvernet, with Al
her, Maclic & Co. 5s5 Magazine street,
Jos Bose and Abe Levy, with y. Lehman
x Co. Canal street. 49,
Subpoeua3 have already been issued tor
some Of these gentlemen, and they VIII
appear before tho grand jury during It's
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BEEvILLE RESOLUTIONS.

Boevilc Texas. February ll.-upon
learning by wire Of the death of Hon. w.
H. Grain u mass meeting of thet citizens
of BceVilie WAS held and the following
resolutions were passed.
Whereas. We have just learned Of the
sudden death of Hon. w. II. Grain. mcm-
her of congress from this, the Eleventh.
district.
Resolved That We, the citizens Of Bee
vile, Bee county, Texas. hereby express
our deep regret over the unexpected ana
untimely death of Hon. w, H. cram,
recognizing in his removal from his sphere
Of uycfuness the loss to the people OF an
a,lc advocate and to Southwest Texas
one OF it's truest friends: that he has al
ways been prompted by the most unstlNsh
TO be 10 the best int ,rests of his constitu-
cnts.
Resolved, That we deeply sympathizo
with his family and friends in ihls, their
hour. OF affection.
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DR.. REA,

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is CHARGED WITH HERESY.
DR.. Fortune Of the Paris Baptist
Church Being Tried.
IGNORED THE COUNCILS SUMMONS.
Hts Church Overwhelmingly sustains
Him, Hut tho Council Declare Hts
Teachings Hereticai.

Paris. Texas, February 1.-THE council
OF Baptist ministers OF tho state called
to pass upon the charges made by num-
Der OF members OF the First Baptist
church that tho teachings OF DR.. Fortune
the pastor. were here,lcal and un-Baptist
In practice and denial of the irsp,ra-
ton of the Scriptures. met here In the
First Christian church today.
About nifty preachers wero present, and
a large number OF spectators. Or. r. c.
Burleson of Waco, president OF Baylor
University. was cider presiding, and Rev.
y. NJ womack OF sulphur Springs Sec
rotary.
Rev. s. S. j. Anderson. j. II. Taylor
and j. w. Connolly were appointed n
committee to notify DR.. Fortune and
his adherents to attend the meeting and
present their side of the charges. This
summons to attend the council was ig-
norcd and the council proceeded to act
upon the charges serlatum Thcre are IA
number of allegations against DIR. Fortune
and the council has. MS far as II has pro-
ccoded, unanimously found him guilty,
Some of the members are very severe
in their criticisms on his preaching.
ono brother made one or two efforts
TO show that the teachings of DIR, For
tune were based on reason and had a
| Scrlptural foundation. but lie was prompt.
| ly sQucchcd. II Is II forcgonc conclusion
| thaa he Will be declared hereto and not
entitled TO Baptist fellowship, but as tn,
| First Baptist church has overwhelmingly
sustained DR.. Fortune and II insists that II
| is a sovereign and Independent body. II
seems that an appeal to the courts Is In
| they have been shown to be the true
Baptist church by the action of this coun-
| Gil.
| The maturity say that the council Il
a prciudccd one and the members com.
| posing II came here with their minds
made up to sustain the charges against
| him,
feeling OF great bitterness prevails
| between the two factions.
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THE LINK LINE

Receiver Not Appointed, But Judgment
Georgetown, Texas, February ~
suits against the Link Line raiitoan al4
application for receiver "hioh W1l'
postponed till Monday pending nosot'a-
tions for compromise, We're called yes ,,Ir
for appointment of a receiver was re-
fused. hut Judgment given. for amouII,s
sued for, about $4,000 in favor o. j, +;
Schneider. James Belger. Pat ODonald
a1G Reliance Lumber company, with stay
Of execution for six months, within whicR
time Frank Hamilton, capitanst OF
Austin, is obligated TO complete lhs Foau
between Granger and Georgetown.
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TILE roCKET LIST.
Interesting Statistics From This Quarterl
Publication.

Interesting Statistics From This quarterly
Publication.
The Pocket List Of Railroad Officials
first quarter of 1896, has just been issued
and is a valuable as well as interesting
publication. The book is issued quarterly
and gives the names OF all the officials
from president to roadfiaster inclusive
in charge of the railroads private car
companies, fast freight and transpofta-
ton companies on the North American
continent 1t also shows the gauge ana
miles operated by each road. and the
rolling stock in service of each company
The book is of handy form, and its aim
is to be correct compact and complete.
According to the Pocket List there were
1856 changes in officials during the six
months from April to October last. Inese
changes occurred on 3T roads, and of the
total number 20l were roadmasters, l73
secretaries and treasurers, 1923 superin-
tendcnts, liz presidents and ITO vice presl-
dents.
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THE HOTELS.
The Lawlor-Rntes $3.50 and 81 per
day. james LnvlOr. PrOprictor.

+. 7 G. Orr, Denver; L. w. Williamson,
New Orleans; William H. Terrill, New
York; +. II, Lucy, New Orleans; james
Ryan. Grand Forks, y. D.. W. O. Carly.
Kansas CITY; Ernest O'Brien, Gainesville, ;
Il. Evans Charleston, S. c.. W +. Car
Photden, Chicago. T. T.. Hopkins. Nash
Elle; w. II. Nelson, Detroit; T. c. Nc
Reynolds. III Campo Marcial SorTell,
Wharton; X, l.. Herbert, Victoria. f.
Farnswouh, Cucro; John \. Rcn. Kansas
k1ty; J.. H. lleg, New York; j. O. Wilson.
Port Worth; Mrs. G. ID. Kirkland, Rich
elSnd' Wharton Bates, Brazoria; Miss
falie Bolinger, Richmond; Frank II.
{tess San Antonio, |. j. Pryor, Column
as: j. o Morris, san Antonio; c. d.
shymer. crystal Springs. Mass T. o,
2mb, New York; Il. ID. Gavin Galveston;
a. Whaley. Huntsville: Nj. Grum-
acs, Galveston +. Il. Hearst aud wife,
h, Antonio; Arthur De Annus, liauston
H. walker New York; r. L. Marshall
alas; Elijah smith. New York: Jake
.snis, Cincinnati; Phil Morris. San An
oao' O. 4, quick, St. Louis: Z. W
$ers, Galveston; f. y. Goodrich New
Rok' r. u, Lyman. Texas CITY: George
Lock West Lake, n. W. Hunter. san
FsNRiiio i; George K. Kelley, Chicago:
SMhllam oherman, New York: John
haufer Kansas city.
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Hearing of the motion for an injunc
tion against the lines forming the Joint
traffic association, which was to have
Lacombc In New York. will he heard on
February 4. Tho railways viii then file
answers by March /, or a date Will be
set at which arguments Will he heard by
Judge Wheeler
An Atchison official Is Quoted as follows
as TO the requirements of the Frisco prop
crty to operate II on an independent
basis. For new equipment, $500 go. recciN
ers' obligations $500 600: renewals and I'M
provemonts $.l0p.oo1, payflent prior liens.
N.oo010. interest on branch lines. SiDOOrO
total 81. 10000 The $500 900 necessary for
new equipment must he expended prin-
cipally for automatic couplers and air
brakes
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CHURCH ENTERPRISE.

Beevile. Texas. February l0.-Thc
ladies of the Methodist church are pre-
pairing to set dinners during the coming
term of district court, which convcnes
Monday, the nth inst, the proceeds TO he
used in furnishing the district parsonage
Tho W. l.. and H. NJ. society occupied
the house for regular services at the
Methodist church last night giving an
interesting programme, setting forth the
purposes and progress of their work. \
collection for mission work was taken up
nj ba rInsn
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THE DEATH OF GRAIN.

Senator Mills Was Unable to Escort the
Remains to Texas.
Washington, February Ex-senator Nils
OF Texas was unable to accompany the
romans of his late colleague. Represent
ativo Grain, to Texas, because OF tho sud
den Illness Of Mrs. Mills. The senator mad
everything arranged for the journey
when Mrs Mills who had been ailing for
Il week or more. became worse and the
senator was compelled to forego his ror-
painfully, but not seriously III lils even
ind
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tickets each member paying s. In addition
to the price OF the ticket. The company
has built two special parlor cars for the
use of the club. one to be attached to
at 7:lS and $50 "A. m. returning from
Manchester by the $40 and 5ll p. m,
trains. These saloons are divided into
three compartments. or rooms. opening
into each other. one for smoking, one for
card playing, etc. and the other gem
eral saloon, with accommodations for
thirtN-nlne nnsscngers.
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The Iron Mountain railroad comes along
with very finely engraved calendar on
a stiff board. inviting every one 70 steer
for the Iron Mountain route. The subject
Of the Illustration is a premium Texas
steer, and incidentally II may be- mentione
that The Iron Mountain transports hin TO
market here I'm FIRST class order, while
passengers selecting this old-established
Southern route find a smooth track, COM
Portable equipment and rapid service az
the daily feature of travel over the Iron
Mountain.
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sHENGERBuND MAsolJE BALL.

seronnd Hall presented scene Of
|f Ssie'H ana mirth last evening. the occasion
Ehsrs, me annual masquerade ball The
End .ers impersonated were numerous
hninna ine OF the costumes extremely
HIM ana mirth provoking. Almost every
hts co ", belnS of the human race found
ban rUouIntcrfeit In the gathering upon. the
the ~ yo,ll moor and when the music sent
|fhera ''uhg through the mazes of the dance
|tlreso was presented an extremely pic
hed ~, p ~ was opened with a grand march.
|snd iNr. a. kaufman and Mrs. Scharck,
f9en. vas inc signal for the dance to
|nssk Il O'clock the dancers began to un-
|"NoSeremlh one-act opera, entitled
|presen,Ihee Ninnesacngar Complete" was
In snota' with the following cast: Mrs
|,tn6r. Mrr solrano; Mr.. NJ. Koepnick. first
|FrerE,, 1li - Loescr, second tenor: Mr.. W
|end bass baritone; Mr.. Il. Helberg, sec-
|gsS Nus Io 3, a late hour before the guests he
Hui evcri llelse, all having spent "A delight
pan Of ,iE ana voting the annual rnus,luc
The c oIt saenEerhund g-and success.
|shd 10 'vS,h.niliteo having the ball in charge
|sas co, wnoin credit for its success is dho
|nnmler tUvsed OF Messrs. q. Lesser. ChaR.
|Aoepnck. ''0''"i a. huillnian ana A.
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COLUMRrs FIREMEN.

Columbus. Texas, February l0-The Co
lmbus fire company held meeting last
night II being It's tenth anniversary. 1t
was learned that only about eight charter
members still belong TO the company. An
ingpcction was held and the company
found In good condition. There are about
forty active members at present. This
company is one of the bcst volunteers in
the state. They have saved many thou
sand dollars IN property to the citizens
OF Columbus and justly deserve much
nIalNn
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A PREACHER CONVERTED.

Nclasco, Texas, February 1.-the Rev
Rhonc, a Baptist divine. who IL conduct
ing a series OF meetings here. has taken
Rev H. w. Shannon into the fold and
Yesterday baptized him in Lake Dor
chester Brother Shannon was II Meth
odist minister, and very jealous one.
until he heard Brother Rhone's cxpound-
inps of the gospel when he became salts
hod that the Baptist church was the true
road honlp
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ED. KIMM. ''1 #o"s;an rs s'ssh's''
Are You a
Thinking Man?

II you nrc. this Is addressed 10 YOU.
You know OF the great improvements
made during the last few years IN Elec-
,ey MaSnnSss fHn You "n S1e All y tSs
my serious thought to tho Science of
Medicine? DO you know that Skilled
Specialists accomplish daily cures which
ngo9 DO you know thai whole books arc
written on u single disease which would
not have required but few pages ten
who now devote their lives to the study
of one class of diseases, while a few years
aIiY II you are u thinking man. those
facts Impress you. aud You are satisfied
that the Speclalist-that IL. the Physician
who dovotos all his study 10 one class OF
Discusses knows more about them .han the
ucod old Family Doctor. Now you also
know that tho Sexual Organs constitute
Disease In them Affects his entire being;
any weakness makes him less
man How can only half a man ask or
expect the confidence OF fellow men, or
,hr love OF a woman? Can you say to
men. make mo your loader Your judge
or your representatives" or 10 woman,
band?" Make. today resolve that e
Science and Skin can make. u MAN OF
you, YOU VIII be one. md when you ASK
one can point the fnger of scorn and say.
"IIo ig not half a man" speaking OF nu-
vnncos In Science, do you know that l,r.
Clemens treatment VI NiIifAhiN ihi
ahead of tho old methods us the locomo-
tive Is ahead of the old stage coach2 NO
pain no terrible hcmorrhagcs, no laying
down your duties to 10 to n city and stay
weeks with n Doctor at heavy expense.
lie can cure you at your homci you can
20 about your business without the slight
sat trouble aud the cost IN not half what
il ia under the old methods i you snffer
from this, or from Spcrmatorrhoea, lmpo-
tcncc, Sterilty. Gonorrhoeh syphilis. DIS
cuses of Women. or any Private or SKIN
Disease, write or visit
DIR. j. E. CLEMENS.
100 w. Commerce Street. San Antonio.
QUESTION L,st--A for Men. II for Women
and c for Skin Diseases.
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Cuero. Texas, February ll;--The CORPSE
rive nj Caero Thursday, the 18th instant.
al ESQ p. m. and his funeral VIII take
place Friday morning from the Catnonc
church in this city.