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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-09-03
BRENNAN BUDGET.
THE FIGHT OVEN WAREHOUSE
CHARGES STILL ON.
Dixie Lacy Guards Gave n Concert.
Marriage at Burton-smaiI
Gin Tire-LocaI Notes.

Fsraahsn. Texas sep;smbs. 2.--For ZONE
sirne ibe,e has been trouble here between
he cotton buyers and ware /,uscmen Of
th4s city. Tire farmers kicked about ware
aoase charges; the warehousenen iolnsd
them, and a war was winged furiously.
Some OF The wsrebousemen redGsed the
charges TO Is cents Las, night about
dozen Of them got together and decided
10 maintain tho 50.ccnt rate for Weighing
and the war IS still on.
The Dixie Lady Guards OF Little Rock,
Ark. were entertained this afternoon at
the lodge room OF Washington lodge No
p. knights and Ladies OF Dixie, and TO-
night at the Grand opera house they gave
an entertainment 10 good house.
AZ the Park theater tomorrow night a
local company of milatrels Win appear.
while ginning some cotton Wednesday
a match in some way got into the gin and
ignliel. The cotton biazed UP prvtiy hish
and set flls 10 the Roof Of the gin house.
] There ~as plenty Of water handy and ~
( quick work the fire vas extlaguishcd be
I fore any grea, damage WIS done About
/ 100 rounds OF cotton ~sa burned. however
/ and a good sized hcic In the roof
MF H. T. Ls.tel received TELEGRAM
! from his sife who was called TO 5he bed
! side OF her sister In North Manchester
/ Ind. a ,ow days ago. announcing tie death
( o. her SISTER Mrs. Dr. Rcisner. al Lei
I home in thai city Wednesday might
/ AZ Burton this evening Dir Frank Rud
I will lead to the altar Miss Minnie GEanl
| The bride is sister OF DIR. Graui Of thi'
! city. who. with number Of relatives ans
/ friends of the contracting parties. went VI
today 10 be pr,tcat a, the wedding
the social ssaSoD a the summer solstlc
was inauglusted "Wednesday evening WIZ
A grand hail al Gcrmania hall In honor o
Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Baumgart.
MIR wilhugh wilkins. who has been EN-
pioyed In county ana city tax collector OF
flee Isft today for Beevilie 20 accept no
sition In the Commercial National bank.
The Brsnham Compress OH and Manu-
featuring company today received ihel
new 25O horsc powe- isxzs cycloidai, sin =
expansion. four-valye. automatic. heaY
duly Atlas engine. II lie a high grade en-
CINE. built expressly for the company
electric light plant II weighs f3.9t
? rounds.
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Lots Of MayoraI,y Timber.

Fort Worth. Texas, September 2.--Al-
ready the nayoralty pot is sizzling in this
city. To date no less than six well known
citizens have been mentioned in this con-
nection. The present incumbent, r. B..
Paddock. will be in the race for re-elec-
tion: Alderman ]. P. Nicks, Paul NAPLES,
ex-Alderman n. La Croix, Hon. NJ. A.
Spoonta. Aldermen James Moore and Rob-
crt orr will be out In due time. All the
above gentlemen are strong but 1t is con-
ctded that Paul NAPLES and r. b. Paddock
ara in the lead thus far. There will bt
other candidates IN the field. but TO date
the YET above is authentlc.
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De. $. Installation.

Lockhart, Texas. September 1.-THE fol-
lowing officers Of the Order of Eastern Star
were installed publicly last night at Ma
sonic hall by Past Worthy Patron A. w.
Jordan:
Mrs w NJ Ray. worthy natron: Mr..
". 81. Ray, worthy patron: Miss Alice
Lane, assistant niatron; Miss Laura Dodd
secretary: Mrs. G. W. Keyser, treasurer
Miss Minnie Swearengcr, conduciress; Mrs
W. j. Blackwell. assistant conductress
j. $ Brown. chaplain; Mrs. Swearenger
marshal; Miss Addle Swearenger, Ada
Mrs. c. w. Lindsay, Ruth; Miss Eva Hale
Esther: Mrs Niezenheimer, Martha Mis-:
Eva Meyers. Electra: Mrs. 7. ". Hale
warden, Mr.. W. j. Blackwell, sentinel.
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Rosenberg improvements.

Rosenberg. Texas. September Jake
Weaver hss completed his gin and COM
menced ginning today This gin Is CT inc
latest Improved machinery; has a capacity
OF fifty bales a day. Rosenberg expects 10
gin and sell 5000 bales. against zoo ias'
wear.
n, r. Mulcahy Is erecting $4,000 dwell
i'm house on the Mulcahy addition.
H. Il. Run, the newly appointed post
master. is erecting building for the post
office.
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Wharton. Texas. September 2.-Tha col
ored Sunday school excursion TO Lavaca
took place today; i25 tickets were sold at
this offiee, and the Wharton oolored base
bsll nine will play in tie match game at
Layaca
Tho Ladies' Cemetery association will
hold j special meeting next Tuesday, Sep
temher I, fer the purpose o. introducing
a new law. viz the appointing OF = COM
mittee of two to collect the cemetery dues
monthly The association is in prosper
Gus condition, new members are joining
and the cemetery uncer the ladies' care /:
indeed a garden Of beauty.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-09-03

past shfes rS01tss- TIE solsorl1r nave
c5oses wirAin sbs tAsE week thai deserve
especial -nexstou. The sanSsers ard Dou-
rhst revival al Allen CLOSED saturday
morning. with forty afdiiioas 10 the
Christian gzurrh- T1s@e srsngeiists are
nuz IN the uaitss az big Three ~eehs
meeting under AZ zrfor at Anra.
Fzaer J. b Fzrlkntr o. wyiie concinnen
a meeting a. Iess5oz. rts.ltlnS 10 my
conversions and .osrT-three accsssions 10
thx CAT1sslsn church
Rev. W. A. NcCoznt OF Plano closed an
esxAs-dxy meeting. ~irh fortT-1ine adIi-
Tors 10 the church at ghep,oH-
El9er r. C. Horn is holding an eminent
~ successful revival at blackberry nnne'
a large tent and the Mettoiists a, Liherly
church are hoiiirz q big meeting tnst ssa
already added more than 1ity 70 Inc
church. xita nearly 100 conversions-
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Hilisboro. Texas. September 2.-There
haya been nearly 500 tales of Gotten mar
ketel here up ia date.
letter has been received by Constable
scriYuor OF this county from J. r. Miles
OF HINT county, who claims to have seen
Henry C. Mofford as late rs 1894. Mofsord
is Tic man who myste,iousiy disappeared
from near Covington. IN this county. about
the year 1852. Oh account OF which a man
was recsntly arrested en- suspicion OF hav-
ing murdered him
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Inducements Against ~

Yoakum. Texas. Septem56|
Arkansas Pass railroad has besi'
this week TO pay three juds3
are out OF the ordinary Somt|
four small boys OF this city !
blind baggage" for Halleisvilsl
a game OF baseball. In dampes1
the fireman on the train 4
sGuirted some hot water on u
knowing they were on the traii|
the BOYS. thinking they we're
jumped from the train and we'I
" hurt. Their parents brousht1
the road and judgments wese
favor of the plaintiffs. one .or
for $40 each.
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Mckinney vents water Works.

Mckinney. Texas. September IA petit
tion TO the mayor and city council of Nc
Kinney Is being circulated and numerous
ly signed by citizens praying for thor
ough system OF water works. Cashier j .
l.. White of the Collin. County National
bank saws the petition viii soon have 500
names appended TO II and will then be pre-
scented. Although Mckinney is a town OF
5000 inhabitants II has very inadequate
wafer facilities and this move Is the out
growth Of a long agitation Of the question
bv the citizens who now seem bent on hay-
ing q thorough system established either
BY the city o. franchise company.
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HELD Up AND ROBBED.
Eight Negroes Relieved Farmer
of His Cash.

Beaumont. Texas, September 2.--william
Marble, 4 young farmer who lives about
seven miles north OF Beaumont. came TO
the city this morning and reports that
while returning home last night he was
held up by eight negro highwaymen and
robbed OF sis.75. all the money he had in
his pockets Mr. Marble furnished officers
the best possible description Of the negroes
anl their arrest is expected.
There will be a meeting OF Texas and
Louisiana lumber manufacturers in Hous-
ton tomorrow. at which matters o. i'm
portauce are 10 be considered. Representa-
,iyes from the several Beaumont mills will
be present.
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Made HI. Bond.

Greenville. Texas, Sepiemoal
White. one OF the negroes ca,
train wrecking and admitted 4
the sum OF $500. made the bond
and was released from custoc3
Matthews. attorney for the ON
Simon Morris and John Wishsl
applied to Judge Templetoa 4
Splings for Il writ Of habezs
expects that 1t will be Get dox1
lnE about Saturday.
s. F. Howe filed suit IN ]
court yesterday against w. III
other for trespass 10 try title y
the Amos Strickland League
surv2y otslands
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NEGRO AssAssIxArr'
was Shot Down While Cen
Camp Meeting.

Marquee. Texas, September 4
foul murder was committed LAT
an arbor about four or Eve nils
here, where the negroes were
meeting. The preacher and !
Brunson were walking into The
ge;her about o'clock, when |
about sixty yards away fired I
The load struck Brunson in the \
ing him instantly. Officers VI
scene as soon as possible and are
The affair is regretted. as BIZ
one Of the most peaceful ana
negroes in the county.
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Dallas. Texas. September AIT the re-
quest OF the arrangements committee ioF
the Dallas Labor day celebration. Far
mer'' shaw today invited Congressman jo-
seph D. sayers TO deliver an address before
Tho Dallas laburlng men next Monday
reply is expected from the Basirop states
man tomorrow.
Labor day in Dallas promises 10 Do ms
most successful in tho history OF The days
local Observance.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-09-03
Colleges OpeniaG|

Sherman. Texas, septemod
train into this city during the
days has brought students wcl
the various institutions OF ~
Austin college was formally 9
by its new president, Dr.. San5
The teachers and many o.
OF the Mary Nash college haW
rived. The Mary Nash will q
for business on Monday. sep
The North Texas Female
added to its already extena"I
an X-ray apparatus.
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smlthyillc, Texas, September Yes
terday three women were arrested for
keeping houses OF III rcpuie and the cases
SGT for trial 10 the mayors court next
Monday This morning Judge faTwoei
and S. l. Staples. their attorneys. brought
habcas corpus proceedings before the eouu-
~ court, alleging Illegal restrain on the
ground that. under recent decision " the
court Of appeals, the mayor cnn not take
cognizauee of offsnses covered by the stat
utss. The writ was granted.
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ri,orial irrigation commissioners OF New
Mexico have authorized one OF their num-
Der, who is the attorney for the Elephant
Butte Dam company TO prepare protest
to tho proper authorities at Washington
against this government entering into any
treaty with Mexico that would affect the
waters OF the Rio Grande
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IInnEIng hy Her Arron strIng..

Richmond. Texas. September Mrs.
Ferch. a German lady, living about ntae
miles below town, had been in bad health
for some time. Her dead body was found
house, which Is story and half. by
her husband. hanging to the rafters, her
apron strings about her neck. MIR. and
Mrs. Lerch settled in this county about
two years ago.
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COLORED DAPTIsTS.
second Day of the u. y. r. U. ana
sunday schoo. Convention.


wharton, Texas. September The sec
ond day OF the se-sion Of the Southwestern
Central District Sunday school convention
opened this morning promptly at the hour
Although the ground WAS wet from yesier-
day lax. and the clouds hung heavily.
there was a large delegation on hand and
a constant flow OF new arrivals from the
adjacent counties in private conyeyanees.
The days trains completed the delegation
from aiar and the meeting settled down TO
hard work
The Baptist Young Peoples Union held
session ali day yesterday, and with a short
session this morning finished its Work.
The meeting opened at o'clock AMI alter
reading and adopting the minutes the In
tsoductory sermon was preached by Rev.
S. A. jenkins.
on motion OF Rev. +. II. Collie? MSS A.
c. Shaw was made secretary pro tom
halt hour was spent in discussing tue sub
ieot. How Can We Best Interest our
Young People In the Work CT the Church -
The audience sang "Blcssed Assurance"
The committee on revision OF the eoasti-
tuition reported through Rev. T.. H. Branch.
The report revised the constitution so as
10 ADMIT individual members al tee OF
/ 10 cents.
Committees on education. temperance
and deaominationai literature reported. al
1 Of which were adopted.
The reading OF letters consumed the re-
| mafndcr OF the hour and the meeting al
| iouTned TO give place TO the Sunday school
| convention which was called TO order a;
| 1880 O'Clock by Vice President L. H.
Branch of Houston.
| Kcy. H. c. Cashier read the first Psalm,
and Rev. ". NJ. Jones offered prayer. The
audience Joined in singing ITO the Work. .
The secretary read the constitution and
bylaws.
| The programme as prepared and printct
| by the corresponding secretary was reat
snd adopted with some notifications
Welcoming addresses We're delivered b.
Mrs. II. V. Jennings.
The roll OF schools was called ant
marked.
The president announced committees O,
finance, education. missions, aenomina
tional literature and permanent organiza
tion.
The following subjects were discussed
what is the Duty or the Pastor 10 III
Sunday Sehcnlg" Upon What Does IN
Success OF tho Sunday School Depend
Letter reSding was begun and continues
TIL noon. on Ieassembiing divine service
were conducted ard letter reading resumed
The Introductory sermon was preache
at o'clock AMI liberal collection wa
.aken for the wcrk. The Concord Sunda
, school was exempted from taxation.
sherman. Texas. September 1. - TIL
Northeast Baptist Sunday school coEyen
! ton, colored. Is In session at Harmon
church. The Northwestern Baptist asso
/ citation. coioTei. win convene at the sam
place tomorrow. There are about isS col
cred people in attendance on these two as
sociaticns.
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NEW DEPUTY COLLECTOR.

Chief Clerk P. S Wren % the Galveston
custom house returned this morning from
yelasco, where he checked in A. H. Milli-
can as deputy collector and inspector at
that sub-port. Mr.. Millican was appoint
cd vice James F. Perry. resigned, the
change taking place September l.
The new deputy is a young man. ma
tive OF Brazoria county and prominently
connected
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Hearne Locals.

Hearne. Texas. September s.-The Hous-
ton and Texas Central reports business to
be on the increase and more crews are
bciug put on TO handle the business.
The electric light wire to be strung over
the city has arrived and the work OF put
ting il UP begun.
Up TO date this season the compress has
run twice. pressing go bales Of cotton
The improvements nut on this press arr
the very best. and the work turned cut
Is first class
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NO CURE-NO Pa

That Is the way all dis
GROVES TASTELESS CHilI|
Chills and Malaria. 1t is sin5
Quinine in a tastsless form.
IL. Adults prefer IL to o'1sel
tonics. Price soc.
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Pensions for TexaI

Issue of Angus IL
Resioration-Alfred Abel, I.
Restoration and reissue-ARl
pei tdead), Galveston. !
Renewal-York Thomas. ~
Original widows, etc.-En1
( Galveston.
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READ AND REL
The Best Is the CheaPy
cnce and Confidence
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PERSONAL.

Representative Renbell OF Grayson IL
here on business with some of the state
de0artmenis- Mr.. Rcubcli is for Criber-
son for the senate and Crane for governor
and Thinks bis two chfmpions Will win.
Representative Randolph Of Madison
county Is In the city. Mr.. Randolph Is
non-ccrmittal on the senatorial question
but says In the gubernaforlal race his
uupnty will be pretty equally divided be.
tween Ssyers. Crane aud Jester
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Waco, Texas, September AIT meeting
Of the executive committee OF the Texas
Fox Hunters association today December
was fixed as the date for the annual
meet Al Henson Springs, Harrison county
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c. r. Conference.

waxshseaIe. Texas, September 2.-Ine
Red oak Pre~bytery o, the Cumberland
Prusbyserfau church is in tao days see
sioa. Per. C. c. Mcconnell. moderator
preached the opening sermon at the Cum
seriard Presbyterian church tonight
About fifty members have arrived and
fully that .rzny more Will come IN toror-
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San Augustine Texas. September L.
in personal difficulty this evening be-
tween Squire Tsmble. eolored. and s. l..
willard. white, Willard stabbed Gamble
In The heart. killing him almost instantly.
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Mears Is Dead.

Orange, Texas, September Charlie
Mears. who was shot yesterday afternoon,
an account OF which was given in The
Pest today, died last night at . O'Clock
after intense suffering.
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DIED OF INJURIES

John Elsler, who was struck by pass
ing International and Great Northern
train while asleep on the track near this
city few days ago. died at the city hos
pltal last night
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CHARTERED.

The following corporations today filed
their charters with the secretary OF state;
The woIdert Grocery company OF Tyler:
capital stock. $4,000. Ineorpofators; 7. o.
woldert. J. II. Hsrnbrick and ]. d. wof-
ford.
The Marks Graia company OF Austin;
capital stock. $500. lncorporators. c. I
Marks. &. J. Marks and IL. l.. Marks.
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TO CARRY CABIN PASSENGERS.

w. W. Wilson, general agent OF the
North German Lloyd line here. announced
this morning that hereafter that company
will sell second cabin tickets from Bre-
men TO Galvex.an and Galveston 10 Bre-
men at SIS. N-e vessels in the Galveston
service have good accommodations y
such passengers. who VIII take tneh
meals T., the main saloon Of the ships. The
stateroous have accommodates for four
passengers each and in addition, where a
man and wife arc travelling together,
state rooms accommodating TWO may be
had for which a charge OF ss7.59 per pas
senger will be made.
The Creield is the first ship OF the re-
sumed service and is due here about Sep
TENDER s.
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Hezrne, Texas. September 2.-1hc pro-
.raeted meeting az the Baptist church Is
SIN gnirg on ard the congregation at each
service COZ ti1ues TO be veg large.
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Mckinney. Texas. September LA sue
cession OF more than ordinarily successful
meetings have been in progress at various
points In this (Collin) county during the
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-09-03
TAX ROLLS FILED.

The tax rolls OF the following counties
were received today at tho ccmpsroliers
Office:
ccncho--To,ai valuations si,5ss.si7: in
crease. So. s5S.
Denton--Totai valuations. S.52s,is5; in
crease sig.s2o.
Corycii--Total valuations, $3.50. 100; de-
crease. s2s.e4o.
Jack--Totsl valuations. .s.aoi,sS5; In
crease SJO.S2g
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NorEs.

The department Of education win on TO.
morrow issue tho new school laws.
Tho comptroller this evening registered
5000 issue Of the city 81 Liberty hall
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TARIFF SHUTS OFF IMPORTS.


The Harrison line steamship ORION II
due here Saturday from Liverpool with a
heavy cargo and will load out for Liver
pool On her return. She comes to "m'
Parr & Co. agents Of the line at calves
ton.
Parr & Co. state that the new America
tariff has interfeced somewhat with me
plans Of the Harriso1s for this season !.
finder the existing tariff there is Hitle OF
no foreign Importation at this time. N
anticipation of the bill importers rushea
such goods as they required tor lihu4s
digt. rons,mption into the country and
there has been consequent let up IN oas-
mess from the other side.
Notwithstanding this fact II Is the IN
teutlon OF the Harrisons 10 MAINTAIN
regular monthly service to Galveston aur'
ing this season as they did last. II wa:
thought at one time that THIS service
could be regularly increased. but extra
boats as they are required is about Tbs
best justified by present conditions.
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ISLAND CITY NEWS ITEMS
Two Little Mhite Children iaas'
from an Aged Colorsd Woman.
MOTHER LEFT THREE WEEKS AGO
north German Lloyd steamships
IN carry Cabin Passengers 10
and From Galveston.

Galveston. Texas. September 2-ihs po-
lice today took two white babies ous
which Is years old and the o'nsi
r,o.ths from an aged colored woman
,ar,aa Lucinda Patton and placed them ~
the home for homeless children
r.. co,orsd woman was living with the
children ia q frame house at L ana h'sn'h
s,rest she says she was employed oy sne
r,o,he- AZ the children some months since
s,a ,bsr three weeks ago the woman LETT
Galveston. The woman she simply knew
as Miss Camille The woman 'oia nei
she had a husband. but be was killed a.
some distan. place last Christmas "nHe
attending dance. !
Lucinda told Tho Post cc-responoeht lns
since the mother o, the children leit Sa'-
weston she has heard from her ou' oace'
she showed 10 the correspondent ietsa
,slftng ba- ;h. writer would be back FIJI
,i,ex and II Aunt Lucinda needed anyihihs
:, ,elenlooe 10 a certain business man
with the letter was stamped ana a.
dressed envelope The colo-ed woman "s|
Instructed 10 send her reply 10 ins' az
dress.
The colored woman stated that enc Ae-
received s. from the mother
She didn't want TO give the cniiaren UP
| hut Tho naighbors Informed the police o
| Inc situation OF affairs aud some cnurrI
| ne5ule. prominent among whom was rev
| Mr. Bradfeld OF ST. James Aetn0aas
| church. became interested n the case an'
| ,odsv tho children were removed to th'
home