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Notes nnd Personals.

colonel X. s. Lovett. a prominent rail-
ROAD attorney, left for Austil last night.
90: Naddy Tate, commercial agent OF the
night.
General Agent Cheesman OF the Hous-
ton, East and West Texas was here from
shreveport yesterday.
X. u. Lawson, travelling passenger agent
OF the Missouri, Kansas and Texas is in
the city from a husting trip TO the in
terror. "
James Hopper an engineer on the Mis-
souri,. Kansas ANA Texas. whose home IS
IN ilenison has been a pleasant visitor
TO Houston.
:, News was received from Captain NJ q.
How1 yesterday, which states that he Is
Key West Fla.
The Kansas city. Pittsburg and Gulf
VIZ lri'n work shortly on new depot
at Port Arthur. Texas The building viii
cost about $4,000.
Commercial Agent FITZGERALD of the Cot
ton Belt passed through lioWston last
m iags en- route to Shreveport from Gal
of The battlcship Texas.
The Great Northern railway passenger
department has issued an excellent atlas
"'tn description Of the great Northwest.
ana In addition there are son.a accurat a.
maps OF the United States and the world
The annual meeting of the National AS.
soct1t on of Car Accountants, to be held
at New Orleans commencing today prom
Nts 70 be .Qrgcly attended. Tile asso-
s ,,.', was iutnleu W SieVeiahu' ohio'
'Mei.tS-o"i years ago
AZ. ii esi treasurer OF the southern Pa.
III, ~ iasl n'sht Ior new dreams and
WI start lroih mere IN rev DAYS to
ttD'iiiii"|.e paEthg on inc cWployes 1lorg
IL IL ,iille rom Ne" cfletns 10 III Paso, in
Viuohhb number oil branch lines.
Cautain A. Faulkner, one of the most
popular oil time faNgodd men in the
STATE. hut now prosperous farmer of
lcllAs county. 5 IN the Guy. He says he
has been soaking corn ana pumukln seal
dunng the past week and VIII show this
year the finest yield of any OH time form
es IN tac State
The managers OF tho .Ioint Traffic asso.
cation have adortcd a resolution allow
ing new freight cars t. hc hauled free,
when loaded with freight IL thu dirnc-
i'un n which Tho cars are cons gned the
freight bong Billed at regular rates and
no mileage being paid on the cars. Su
far as appears from the ..rms Of th, rc-l-
mtion. as published. load OF 100 pounds
would comply with the regulation
Tho Kansas ,vtv r,r, sco, am, Nom
nh's re il,n,I bns ,rrn,t,',,,I T.afi,,st
men, Of rhn vayas Of nmnlovss IN tha
,d,,o d,n,,.,r,,,, ni,'t}r, s ~ .r'
~ ~ % 10 wv e,,i
,rnl.s a. rodt,r,ior nT n,.n,. m nor c.,n,t t1
the WAGE ~ some rlns.,s of car, enters
-, ,,i..,,r,, ~.
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Chattanooga, Tenn, February
hearing of the consolidated suits against
the Eas, Tennessee Land company mas
Leen concluded in the United states cou,,
bsfnro Judge Severns and the compromise
Sanr.e,' of foreclosure ana sale was pre-
sented 10 the court for ratification by the
s,torneys. In the decree Messrs. FUNK
Warnaiis Hobbs, Sherwood ana sShu-
macher, who had heretofore been sueu o ",
alleged stock subscriptions, as matter OF
compromise and In order TO hasten the ie-
orranizgtion. consent that $4,000 oil me
bends shall be cancelled and on this grouta
he court has ordered all suits asaih am,
them dismissed Property of the Fast Tea
neesee company. about $4,000 acres In Up
nsr East Tennessee ordered foreclosed I'M
der mortgage OF the Central Trust company
q, New York, said land 10 be sold ana ven
dor lien claims paid. .,
/, is stated that this means the success OF
the reorganization scheme recently an
/ ununred.
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The HOTELS.

.rop-RATES $3.50 AND $500
SiY. JAMES LAWLok' Pho
Vi, vss Columbus; r. Y. Crosby,
III Lockland, Chicago; Harry y.
S I'M A. Ruth, New York;
~ Iotriran, j. b. Roby. WaynS-
sSrioa B. Woodson, LynchburS.
l. swan, Danvii't, Va, +. \.
IN ntonio. L. Il. Hubbard.
3is Myrick, Austin; j, /. Peeler.
Howard Mann. PHILADELPHIA Z. II.
CgtIard, Ohio; f. c. McRey-
Csnpo; +. Farnsworth. Cuero;
Iva Mckinney; j. 5. Mckinney,
n I ~ Johnson, Dallas. ". NJ.
bans; ", J. Sechrest ana wife
n Brown, ST. Louis; T.. ID.
Beaumont: Robert II. Traylor
Goosh Taylor. Dallas: II. T..
n Aasiu, Henry Taylor Ahl-
holman, Salem, Ohio. John II.
ysw Orleans; D. A. Kelly, Smith
. Lulu Kelly, LAFAYETTE, la. (;
1 Faulkner, Austin; ". !" Hlpcls,
Imlo; l. G, Smith. Sandy Point;
Ie.erson, Sandy Point; Lewis
&. Louis, L. h. Merriman, Chi
~ 7. Duncan. LaGauge. Paul
w., Jr., Omaha, Neb.; ". G..
4. Louis: Chm FeltGer. Calves
Robinson. Marlin. +. II Na III
R E. Armstrong. Calves ton;
J, Simmons, San Antonio. K. b.
chiNgo; R. A. Green, Beau
= Blanchette, Beaumont j. T.
y, Ddlas.
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dition to several small orders aud orders
Tor street cars II is building three trains
OF vestibuled cars for the xlnsts City,
fittsburg and Gulf, one reciln ia chair
car one passenger coach s.i one / agg,ge
car to each train. The cars ere all being
equipped with Buhoup vestlbuics BIhL,,r-
Miller platforms and couplers. " cs'ipt-
mouse brakes, Pintsch gas and tie
SAFETY Heating and Lighting COM
pany steam heat apparatus in connection
with the Baker heater 1t is also tu,,iing
Tor the same road 100 10000 pounds ca
laclty box cars, epuipo'I with Tower
couplers. Westinghouse brakes, Oh :
caso Car Roofing .ompanys Chicago
roof and Mcclure grain ,lcors.
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s''laary 1.-THE money mar
AAay during the past week.
aaange had another gloomy
sNk Buying almost ceased.
\ y 81, especially in the for
ssSSF.'ies, caused a fan in
silent business being done.
securities were weak on
slsf hbor troubles. Italians
v'eek, Russian and Turkish
me Railway stocks and
ss were / to 2 lower. Min
4, ~ weak. American secilri-
nuie business. The whole
4. usclise. The principal de-
i SreA are: At.hison nrc-
,syille and Nashville. u.
tDa'er preferred and Wa,
"ners were fractionaI
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SWEPT ny 4 FLOOD.
Families Forced from Their Homes
by Wnirr.

Nililesboro. Ky. February 2l.-A most
disastrous Hood visited this valley thls
morning, flooding two-ihrds OF the town
SKY fauu.cs were forced from ther
homes Cumberland avenue, the principal
strs,r ia under water. Most of the stores
are flooded. Several hundred people have
10 he fel by citizens. At West Pinevilie
~. can herhnd river broke ovoE US
hanks doing immense damage. Flfty
fsln IS were forced from Their homes.
Ali the II, nes on the creek arr Hooded.
Xii the trestles and bridges on the Md ND
hr,dre on the Knoxville, Cumberland Gap
-, '.ltLc IS gole. No mai has ar
RI 81 100 Saturday. All trains are
water bound. .. ,ho.
James Carved. vic and children We're
.Sro,yne1 N RDwei's r.ver. The Hood
hurst over the bnnk and caught them III
their house. which was swept away
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HEsTER MARKET

February 81. -Bus'ness ,b,s
},,. nher largcr-accor,line ~ -
~ ~ much larger Cloth nr,co W
Y alive, Money va n p rd. " NJ, u.s.
nl'a, China and ,I,non I'M tanil,
N Mach Madras. caic, ~, 'oo y,
&, a ~ e l'sht goods. china
sar anu bleaching cloths. Ja-
kJsss 4pCre, Batavia and down.
H. IA. Alllose,her the Markets
4, ma, naee We're less staen,ni
sar 'Vg y. indicate. Yarn
~ ta many colcerns hayin ,'
(sG.. ~ April AID M,y, '' p '''';
p H. SEVER, were a number o.
~ sssac,.on CT waess sn1 re-, re-
~ a@ q leaves mastsrs , IN ne
ksalss /, ., February Shin, n od.S
great contrac,ips,' 10
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-02-22

r,,.,,,.,. r =,
pe""Ni'n'' icAas' 'eoruary -i'--''rd''
cations are that next week Will bring a
renewed interest In the Texas I.ouis;an,
AVID ros,ar, ha,,ar boom,
""N "o"" Us 'he Nohroe
ROAD. FOR more than year the rumor
that this little road was to be extend d
from its present termina, nm tho rr,n,,,.
it,. pa..,,
Nv. " o"'' VI 'uhc'ioh Win int
Guit. beaumont ana Kansas City rail-
ROAD at siispee' We're frequent, and a. one
Time IL was rumored that Mr.. Sam '.''-
drrs, general manager, was ar:tnsing to
reeve Dds Tor constructing the ROAD to
Siisbee. Up to the present time nothing
has materialized from these rumors. but
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-02-22
BICYCLES CARRIED FREE,
Orders to That Effect Issued BY the
Southern Pacific.
CONF0RM MING T0LAWS OF CALI
Extension of Texas, Louisiana nnd
Eastern Looked For ut nm Early
Dntc-iienvy Excursion Trains.

San Francisco, Gala, February 2l.-The
Southern Pacific company has ratified the
act of the legislature which provides that
bievclcs shall be carried as baggage by is
suing circular to all its agents on the
Pacific system directing them TO make no
charge for the carriage of bicycles after to-
day
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s,,vnosed Dead Man Returns.

NdalesborA KY, February 2--'osepn
Murlock. of Smith county, Va VINO "As
supposed to have beon murdered twenty,
i've years ago. and for which crime e I ,ba
i,,iil .ainrts nsniteltiary has returned 70 ms
,ormar home. Laadsay died rscentiy.
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ma !, :. - 'e0raary 2l.-Ncws has
ssN d rs Sa,@a a n, office here
iaa rosS AZ ! up a train on tae
i Tsis0S%a train /" i ,5s I
y e,sA ana .wo masked men
. ssnSsn NE a, compelled Conduc-
tn 'I s'',i iasn,turs ihe r a1.1il ;
~ q tAe ro, i, + had been
~ tau. iVn ,, apparently
n sss sttSwa 4; arms si'r cI1ia a4d
b iish,.' wat the oua.aws
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SAME LUCK AS GROVER.

4 Unby GirI tOm"H Ia IN" HHrrIH"h
household.
Indianapolis, Ind. February 2i-A' b'3o
this morning n baby girl weighing eight
and half pounds WAS born to Mr.. ana
Mrs Benjamin Harrison Or. Henry Jane
son was the attending physician Mother
and child are doing well. Mrs Lieutenant
Parker OF Now York is with her sister.
Mrs. Harrison. Mr., aud Mrs. Harrison
were married 10 st, Thomas church, New
York, April 6, 1896. The ex-president Is in
his sixty fourth year.
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80 ~
" md daughter. Crockett;
NJ Mineola; X. A. McGee.
lassne lkari and wife, NJ IS
MNdson, Reagan. Texas. IL.
p wife, Dallas, G. j Ger
"a, Denver, Colo. n. Burgess.
hss.. New York; james NJ.
~ Orleans; Charles Y. Nenle
Aas' I. A. Gutmann. San An
LNT T. Penthouse. Taylor.
- Mona Nogle, Texas; George
Mas, W. l.. Emery. Grand
sSe Jennings, s. Louis: w.
y Nelasco. Charles Bennett.
y Mackey, san Antonio;
galveston; c. Y. Coffman,
~ y; Louis; H. ID. Sporc,
|es .. A. Harms. Chicago.
Galses,on: Il. II. Smith. Phil
E ciwthorn, New York:
an, Boston; G.. Ro lenberg.
hL; Charles j, Ranch, New
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SPLENDID Service of the SAINT" Fe.

In speaking of the several lines "hieh
have been crowded with passengers dur1he
the mas, week. and which have rendered
such fine service, there is no line uv''
ing more praise than the Gulf. Colorado ana
Santa Fe Taking into consideIa'ioh Nv
direct connections II has with the South
ern Pacific and Houston and Texas cen
trail in carrying ell passengers from poth
of these lines, aud the great numbers taken
from Houston proper, II is safe TO fny that
the Santa Fe has handled Lore pass'ftors
than any OF the Houston lines. II mas une
the other two lines, been equal 10 inc ~ e-
mand and has not failed In any instance
to meet all the requirements made. Last
night was the banner night with TINS ROAD
as II required two sections to bring the
people from Galveston TO Houston.
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a he Iniernatlohal. d a"'t and
rsi the Galveston. no't from he
\, ,rriye at and depart III, ron ave- we,
tts.M 's h nn,,A al the foot Of Mont
tnS W nporth side OF the bayou;
W. w Porte and Houston and az. ~.
", srcspt those mentioned. use
.,ilsutfal depot. .
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Another Reduction of Freight Rates

III
Baltimore. Md. February 2l,-Another
reduction of freight rates by the Cumber-
land Gap Disptach line. operating the Nor
folk and Western railroad, becomes effect
i've on Monday. This reduction is in class
rates from Baltimore to Nashville and
cents on the first class to 2 cents on the
fourth class. similar reduction is also
made by the Seaboard Air line Proportion
ate cuts in commodity rates are also pro
posed. The Southern railway, which met
the cut of the Cumberland Gap Dispatch
line made last Monday to Cincinnati, Louis
Vile and East st. Louis will not meet next
Mondays cut for the present. Efforts were
made without success during the last week
to adjust the trouble. and the matter was
brought before the managers of the JOINT
Traffic association with this object in view.
AS the Norfolk and Western Is not a
member of the association, II is proposed
that a freight line be designated to meet
the cut. but no action was taken, pressure
is being BROUGHT TO hear TO adjust the df-
ferences without provoking a rate war
should 1t be determined to designate IA
route to meet the reduced rates the CON
tiuental and Central States Dispatch lines,
operating over the Baltimore and ONO rail-
road. would be likely secured for this pur-
pose
Mr.. Thomas Noon, general manager oil
these lines. was in Baltimore during the
week ccnferring with TTathc MANAGE
Wright of tho Baltimore and Ohio. 1t is
commended by the Norfolk and Western That
its action was prompted by secret cutting
of rates on the part OF It's competitors
which prevented 1t from securing lts pIo-
portion of business.
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u Vii fs,;raary sl.-Mr. $,
\ . Sses, q a., she D 5s ly F Fs5 re-
Georsc w N.Y. been pui.
mn, q ss9s s.,, Ssr York I ibre Met y,
. abs r,ss sn I the Citizen.
Sss s sqs.ss,sp q The Assoc st@ a a tstl
n S 4 now S : Wide circula :
| wa n he enc enc Of the mos,
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Money In RniIs at Present Prices.


One thing about the smash III steel IA
prices is certain, and 1t is that no fiohey
is lost on the contracts made by the rati
Notwithstanding companies at the low Iiices
The following figures are given as toe cosl
M mining and shipplng Nssiba iron ore 10
Duquesne, Pa. where carnegies Lew
furnace is situated: cost of mining ~
cents: expense and interest, 10 cents; ru, %
road freight. so cents; lake lrrifht 81
cents; royalty 25 cents; total At Conneau ~
an Lake Erle s2.ll; DOCK charges, 20
cents, railroad freight to Duquesne, %
cents; total cost at furnace. SasN. Car,
negie uses 10 per cent OF Mos,ba o'e and
o. nor cent OF better ore rhe total cost Of
ore in ton of pig iron ma lie Is s. ~ me
probable cost to Carnape oil S'e'i ''iiea a.
Of ION of steel rails Si5 t, SID TIL"
latter figure includes reason ipie lAe'est
on the cost of the plant
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CAPITOL
HOTEL
ARRIVALS.

Rates, 800 TO
$500 p c + day.
S I X I Y elegant
70 o m : with
bath. ]. 4 r K q
sample rooms.
Centrally locat-
ed. Best accom-
mo1atious Tor
commercial men
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Crowds to Galveston yesterday.

Yesterday was no exception to any Jay
during The past week for great crowus 10
visit Galveston to see the bati!eship IeNas'
All of tho Houston and Galveston lines
were crowded with passengers. Besides at
lowing the Iaboring classes and those pre-
vented by business going to Galveston our
ing the week. there were many VINO maui
the second trip more to be with the croNu
than to see the ship. The Sl.oO rate was was
another inducement and 1t has been long
time since so many left for the isiahd Wy
three roads yesterday.
Everyone returned feeling SATISFIED
though more tired set has not been seen
for q long Xhila.
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RoIfso1aNo TO WASH.

KeroN. 10 WASH
s \: : e.; H. , a.. train. ,..,
~ y ,,,I Mach mem :. 4 a., ,see :
~ woitSs, Passenger Agent nj
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u. g.. y. and q. Fine Equipment
The Barney & Smith Car company OF
Dayton, Ohio. is busy working on mum
Der Of contracts recently recei'"d In 40
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The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1897-12-31
"rhrouEh risld aud raiIow."

a choice collection q original poems by
JrAS IloorEn PAau ~ Tcnnyson Nicely
iii Fifth Avenue. New York, 81 Queen
Street, London, Publisher Cloth, gilt
Top, ti.O0
Below "a an extract from acritlclsm by
well known journalist
II n not always the brilliant work which
appeals to us most kocnly. Sarcasm and
rhetoric have their pace, but the book
that lies on the dcsk and Is found In the
mcndipg askct IL tho book, nine times out
Of ton, AT deals with everyday life aud
sweeps ross the strings Of tho heart.
while Mrs. paRo'a work, Through Flood
aud fallow,' often touches tho suht lcinl
nor chords II invariably swols 10 tho tr
umphant major AMI rings clear aud true In
sweetness OF undying hops and unquonch'
able faith.
Much Of Airs. Pages work has appeared
nrst IN our great daily newspapers, but H.
life has been less cphemcral than theirs.
Here and thero a woman has treasured
~" ~ In hor scrap book a man has
cli.ped a verse and put Il away In the
D'pwcr o. his desk marked 'prlyate
s,oonor or later 10 thia httio volume the
reader will find the poem that was written
for him
Father Ryan once wrote ''To .uphfi
the dowrcast 10 sweoten any lie, q fool
that we In some way have helped 10 light'
en- the burden that rests upon mankind
this IL tho only real compensation that
comes Is tho poot,n This rccompcnso viii
be- Mrs Pages,
Mrs. Page II the daughter Of = X Hoop
or, General Passenger Agent OF the Denver
4 Rio Crando Railroad, through whom
orders Zoe the book should DO sont.
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N our Ignorance Of that inspiring
ure. there are two things that we
. know. We know u) that we shall
~ Christ; and 90 that we shall DO
Jike Him John tells us. We know
that, II be shall be manifested. we shall
Dc llke him; for We shall SEE Him even
a. he-h' Even here Gods true chill
drep are growing into the divine like
moss, but our liability 10 temptation
and sin IL 30 great, there are so many
efu influences against which we must
contend. that our growth IL slow. and
even. at the best. we bear only a slight
resemblance TO our Elder Brother,
Jesus Christ. But We know that when
lilo. the Infinitely holy. loving, perfect
Saviour. shall be made manifested wo
shall then be like Him. Sin shall no
more mar the divine likeness In rs.
we shall be like Christ In our nature.
In our diaposltions and affections.
We SHAH then know what Il IL 10 be
free from all prldv and envy, malice
and hatred. from all Sinful thoughts.
unholy desires and Impure emotions
What an amazing thought this Isl
We can scarcely believe II possible
that such poor. weak worms OF the
dust rs We are shall Que day be like
Christ Tho native Interpreter Of
foreign missionary, while making
translation OF the Bible. when asked
TO translate John. a1-2. at first re-
fused to do II. 1T IL too much" said
he, ITO say that We are children OF
God. and that We shall ever be like
Him. Ny people will never believe
that" So great. 20 overwhelming
was the thought when presented to
his heather mind that he stumbled at
Il. and refused to clothe Il in tho words
OF his native tongue.
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N aaloon-keeperu are indeed the
best men ON EARTH" as a certain mayor
himself one OF them. asserts. We shall
have 10 revise our ethical systems 20
as 10 represent the worst aa the beet
and the best as tho worst II would
seom 10 be nobler 10 make a man
drunk than TO help him TO keep sober;
10 minister to the indulgence OF his
appeutes than to influence him TO con-
troll them. TO start him on the road 10
tho almahouse or states prison than TO
encourage him 20 thrift, Industry and
uprightnoss n saloons are tho
best places on earth. homes and school
houses and churches must be the worst,
they are 70 widely difierent-Tho ln-
dependent
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In a very real sense every thought
pondered overy feeling INDUCED IL y
deed performed. There may. in truth.
be no action visible 10 the world. but
nevertheless something has been done.
Character has been modified. for good
or ~. The man who thinks and feels.
who desires. who resolves. who loves.
who hates. has wrought a deed upon
a man-hlmsolf Invisible as these
deeds Of brain and heart may be. II
Is not long before the slow but sure
transformation which they work be-
comes visible In establishing a char
acter. good or bad. II makes a differ
ence what thoughts and feelings We In
dulge. no matter whether we seem 10
act or not. Sometime we shall act
because OF thom.-s. s. Times.
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