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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-02-09

Is an independent roadbcd. used simply and
solely for the purposes hcreinbsfore stated
The Wharf conpanys track is not a ter
minal railway and is not a suburban line
II Is not a street car line. II is \ belt rail-
way. II Is used for exactly the same pur
poses as the Chicago and Kansas City belt
line railways are. That which distinguishes
suburban railway from a belt line rail-
way is that belt liIo railway must he
within the limits Of tho city or town In
which 1t Is located, while q suburban line
may extend beyond the corporate limits Of
the city or town In which II Is located. not
more than ten miles.
This commission Is forbidden by subdi-
vision OF section 1850. Revised Statutes.
to exercise Jurisdiction over either OF the
above named lines Of railtoad. or over a
street car line: aud we can not retain iuris-
dictioa over the Galveston Wharf com
pany's track without disregardinE the COM
mands Of the statute.
John II. Reagan,
Chairman Railroad Commission.
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Notes and Personals.

John *. Rosson of the Missouri, Kansas
and Texas at Fort Worth wns in the city
yesterday.
Charles f.. Beyers, general freight agent
of the Galveston. La Porte and Houston
LETT last night for Galveston
General Passenger Agent Nelson OF the
Galveston. La Porte and Houston lett yes
terday on visit TO Galveston.
Eugene George, travelling passenger agent
of the Houston and Texas Centrai' ie't oh
the northbound train last night
J. ]. Mullane, commercial agent OF the
Gulf, Colorado and Santa Fe, left yesterday
on a trip to the interior of the State
James Heller, chief clerk in the passen-
ger department OF the Southern Pacit'c
returned home yesterday from New Or
leans.
E. S. Beard, commercial agent OF the
Fort Worth and Denver City railway at
Fort Worth, was a visitor to Houston yes
terday.
J. r. Christian commercial agent OF me
Houston and Texas Central ana southern
| Pacific at Galveston, came up to Houston
yesterday.
w. j. Young. general freight and passen
ger agent OF the Mallory line, with heau'
quarters in San Antonio, was In the CITY
| yesterday.
| w. G. Van Week, manager, anu -, -
| Parks. assistant general passenger agent ~
the Southern Pacific. left yesterday 'oi
| Austin.
| w. w. Woodbridge, in the general pas
senger department OF the San Antonio ans
Arkansas Pass at San Antonio, returned
home last night.
w. D. Lawson, travelling passenger agen
| Of the Missouri Kansas and Texas leave
this morning for West Texas to look ai'e
| business for his line.
T. B. Lynch. chief clerk OF the passenge
department of the Missouri, Kansas an
Texas at 81. Louis, and compiler OF u
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Chr LOnd Rnics.

ST. Louis. February 5.-Chairman Day
of the Southwestern Traffic association
has issued cirsulars authorizing carload
rate changes of which the following are
he most important.
Effective April l. cattle and sheep in
carloads to St. Louis and lower Missouri
river crossings. from Mexican po nts as
follows: oio Cal.ente sl2i; chihuahua,
and Cortes. $l3i5O; Santa Rosalia, $li5.3i;
Jmanez, sl15.51.
Effective February s. corn carloads from
Texas common points to Colorado COM
mon points. 30 cents per 100 pounds.
Effective February 3, on cotton factory
products from Virginia and Carolina com
mon points to Houston and Galveston, IS
cents; Texas common points. Sl.73 per 100
pounds.
Effective February "A. on first-class and
commodity rates authorized from San
Antonio. Texas. to interstate points may
be applied from stations on the San An
tonic and Gulf Shore road.
Effective February "a. exceptions "a
western classification will be amended "a
provide minimum weight of 2i,D0 pounds
per car on flour. meat. hominy. grits,
bran and mll feed. straight or mixed car
loads
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Makes His Escape by dumping Into
the lyuyOu.

A notice appeared in The Post yesterday
morning. giving an account OF the arrest
OF one Ben l.. Smith al Austin. who was an
escaped convict from Alabama, where he
was serving life nentence for murder. Ho
was brought TO Houston last night by Cher
IN Nelson OF st. Clair county Alabama,
who was en- route with him to the pcnten-
tiarv. While the shcrifi was eating
lunch at the Grand Central depot--Smith
having said he wanted nothng-Smith
made a dash for liberty and ran down .hs
hill behind tho Lawlor hotel and leaping
into the bayou, made his escape He had
both hands handcuned. Sheriff Nelron
states that he followed him TO the bayou
and Jumped into water waist deep trying
to capture him and fired three shots ut
Smith. but failed to hit him. Search was
nude BY the polico. but no trace could be
found. Sheriff Nelson Offers reward OF
$40 Tor his capture,
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BALpwIN-MELvILLE COMPANY.

The above favorites Will play a return
date here at Sweeney a Coombs' opera
horse Thursday matinee aud night Feb
ruary IL. and Saturday matinee and night,
February IS. They Will appear at the
Thursday matinee In Monte Cristo' and
Thursday night in Tho Two Orphans.
Saturdays bills will be announced later
They will charge 10, 20 and 30 cents at
night and 10 and 20 cents at the matinees,
as before The cinematoscopc viii be ey-
hibited at every performance. Tho box
shpe, ia now OpeD.
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He Never Liked cigarettes.

1t was noted in an exchange Few days
ago that the Atchison, Topeka and Santa
Fe had issued an order in reference to
cigarette smoking in and around the Of
fees and depots of this company. This
may appear strange, and is something new
to some people, but not to some OF the
railroad men in Houston who will remem-
Der the positive orders given by Captain A..
Faulkner over ten years ago. when lie was
general passenger agent of the Houston
and Texas Central. He allowed no cigar
cite smoking around his office. aud man
smoking cigarette and applying for po-
ton stood about as much chance of get
ting 1t as a Texas man stands OF getting
cabinet position at Washington.
Captain Faulkner did not object to a
pipe or good cigar. though he was never
Known to smoke; but let n man come
around him with cigarette and he would
be informed In quick order. though i'll po-
lite manner to part with it or his company.
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IN THE RAILWAY WORLD.
Change In the Rates to Galveston
to View the Texas.
TO COMMENCE LAYING THE RAILS
kaysec VIII he Pushed from Luke
Charles to Bcaumont-An Annoy
ance ut StatiOns-PersonaI

Another change has been made In refer
ence to rates and dates when the battleshp
Texas Is to visit Galveston. The rate will
be for citizens. $3.50 for the round trip,
and for the military 81. THIS rate will ap-
ply on all Of the three lines.
one OF the three lines between Houston
and Galveston will run an extra train.
both leaving Houston and returning from
Galveston, which Will leave Houston at
$3.50 p. IN. and Galveston at l03O p. IN.
The public will be notified daily which one
OF the three roads will run for each sepa-
rate day these special trains. The return
tickets OF any line will be good on the late
train. All tickets sold on the 18th, 18th
and 18th are good to return until lo:3D
train of the 10th. Tickets will also be sold
on February 20, which are good to return
not later than the night OF that day.
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Last night NJ. Westbrook, formerly road
master of the Galveston. La Porte ana
Houston, left for Lake Charles, La, where
he will commence laying track for the
Kansas City, Pacific and Gull from Lake
Charles towards Beaumont. The grade mas
been completed and the bridging all done,
except where draw bridges are to be put
in. Mr., Westbrook will have sufficient
force in charge 10 push the work forward
as fast as possible.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-02-09

Robert Hyam. an cmploye OF the Western
Ncwspapcr union. met with serious ac-
cident yesterday morning while at WORK
on press. He was oiiing ana cieanihs we wy,
machine while It was in motion, and his
RICH. hand was caught between two rollers
and badly crushed, the ciogsing stopping
the machinery Two fingers were badly
manglcd, while the flesh of the third finger
,uns nixon off 10 the bone.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-02-09

The Houston Auxiliary of tho Women's
Press association met yesterday morn
Ing with several present. After the
reading Of papers. business relating to
dues was transacted. Each member was
requested to report each month what work
she was doing in tho literary field. The
next meeting win be held AZ usual ut tho
home Of tho president.
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THE HOTELS.
E0R-RATES $3.50 AND $500
!. JAMES LAWLOR. PRO

i. c. Ripley. c. E. Ratfr- Gal
Everett, city; Tyler Haswell,
tap. Sam Il. Wilson. Bryan;
|Hinway, Dallas; X. Il, Arm
Armstrong, Bryan; j. NJ.
kph.s; c. Behelbee, Chica go /.
Nm. Providence; A. r. Fuller.
IKE. n. Y; j, l.. Dcbsol.
y; George Lock. West Lake.
h. Kinsolvlng, Austin; G.. 5.
J. B. Long, Chicago: i. G.
Fl Campo; Paul Hoppe, DIAL
lurphy. Lake Charles; Mrs. j.
e,A. NO., George W. Corley,
B. L. Vineyard, Ia gle Lake;
on. George Lascomb, San An
Armstrong. c, D. Mory. Dali
kcr, John G. Fizhugh, Aus
Doonsll, New York. w. p.
York; E. S. Beard, Fort
pts Holland, city. j. l.. Will
!. Lynch. St. Louis Il. ID.
weston. Edward connelley.
s; !. /. Hopkins, Nashville;
pl Chicago, c. II. Sewage.
c. Chapman, Cuero: A. G.
no. ", II. Howard. Gnlves-
" Davis, Beaumont. Frank
N 0rlars; Morris LLnge.
w: Jsmes Burgess, G. j.
n Kan, +. II. Catran.
&c. II. Clark, Chicago: Ii.
fs'u, Kan; J. b, Palmer,
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4 travelling salesman said yesterday
that there was one thing which should
receive the attention of the railroad COM
pan!es and II necessary should be lesis-
lated upon. The matter to which he al
luded was permitting loafers to loiter
about the smaller stations IN the coultry
towns and make themselves nuisances by
standing around the fires IN wunter and
sitting on the platforms or in the wait
ing rooms at other times splitting tobacco
Juice on the floors, cursing and TALKING
ohscenely. At some places they go st!ll
further He sad that this thing was not
cCnfined to any one state or TO any one
rood. II could be seen most any day. es-
pecially on an accommodation train. He
thought some legislation might be neces-
sarv from the fact that the trainmen
ere not able to keep these loafers out of
the cars, and If they sad anything were
answered in a manner which would make
the most ll-mannered man blush.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-02-09

Magnolia Springs, Texas, February s.
This part OF the country has suffered
largely during the past three weeks from
cold, rainy weather. The farmers and
stockmen say they have lost heavily Near
iy all the range hogs have frozen to death
and the loss in cattle has also been heavy,
There is no farm work being done. the
ground being so very wet The rivers and
ali small streams are overlooking at this
81
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Gladness Comes

Min better understanding Of the
w transient nature of the many phys.
ical Ills, which vanish before proper ct.
forts-gentle efforts--pleasante fforts--
rightly directed. There Is comfort in
the knowledge, that SO many forms Of
sickness are not due to any actual dis
ease. but simply TO constipated condi.
ton of the system, which the pleasant
family laxative, Syrup Of Figs. prompt.
ly removes. That is why 10 Is the only
remedy with millions OF families, and g
everywhere esteemed so highly by all
who value good health. Its beneficial
effects are due to the fact, that Il Is the
one remedy which promotes internal
cleanliness without facilitating tho
organs ON which II acts, II Is therefore
ali important. i'm order to get its bone.
fetal effects, TO note when you pur.
chase, that You have the genuine artt.
Gle. which is manufactured by the Cali.
fornia Fig Syrup Co. only and sold BY
all reputable druggists.
II in the enjoyment OF good health,
and the system Is regular, laxativcs or
other remedies are then not needed. IL
afflicted with any actual disease, ono
may be commended TO the most skillful
physicians, but II In need of q laxative,
one should have the best, ana with tho
we'll informed everywhere, Syrup Of
Figs $ ands highest and is most largely
used IN tgives most general Satisfaction
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/ NJ ~ Inlernatlonal and ur 7 r !
J ~ ,Ss Galveston, Houston ana
,- %s Al and depart from me
Az aseot foot Of Congress ave
Kansas and Texas taili
" ispot, at the foot Of Mont
v. ut nrorth side OF the bayou
4 Porte and Houston and an
Except those mentioned. use
|suitai depot
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-02-09

4 Il, @,ss ball by the Houston
\ hall. 'oh'sht at
b. 't d, having y the affair In
ssrs ~, o. preussncr, l.. q.
knk A. Drummer. Cbas.
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|D'''ing Association,

III as Driving association met
yielded TO hold a matinee
FEBRUARY % at the Houston
EsrI Sr VIII III. meet again at Bald
|EfS,rs a next Monday night to
s,Iss,. and transact Other
! ..sssl,, All who are interested
V'A''oh are invited 10 be
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Elrcmnn Killed.

Pecos Texas. February S.--Last Night as
westbound freight train pulled out Of
Barstow, six miles east OF Pecos. John
Posey. an extra fireman fell from The train
and the cabooae passed over him. Death
was almost Instantaneous. The body was
horribly manslod and viii be shipped to
Fort Worth tonight for iDterment.
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Prominent katy ofncials In Houston.

ON the Katy flyer yesterday were several
officials of the Missouri Kansas and Texas
who are visiting Houston and Galveston
on business concerning their company
They were r. w. Mcguire. treasurer; Geo
j. Pollock, general auditor. and Z. U. Ste
vens, general purchasing agent of st. Louis,
and D. S. Willard general auditor Tor
Texas. During their stay In Houston MI
Mcguire was the guest of his son. a. G..
Mcguire. travelling freight agent OF the
Katy, while Mr.. Stevens was the guest oil
Mr.. and Mrs. E. b. Parker
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-02-09

nsaanvv Quick m an electric fash Collins
MIIUk ! Voitalc Electric P,asters relieve
sore lungs, weak backs, painful
n1llnvI kidneys, aching muscles, uterine
uUlUk ! pains, and rheumatism.
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~. ,. al Guy.
nshd Columbus. Ohio; w.
d; Gllliland. New York; j.
" Louis: A. T.. Mueller ana
3 +. Gar,man, Fort
Freeman. Dallas; NJ. l..
Export. La. T.. NJ. Sachs.
y Ashlsn, Boston; John A.
sslis, Kansas City: j. II
inork; ]. McD. Trimble and
Sliyi George j. Mannheim.
seorge W. Corley. Texas.
Y quincy, N; A. ]. Schwary.
X. Louis Workbench, Pits
E |r Adr!ance, Columbua. Il
ne fa.; George ". Coshy
n Johnsoa. Dalls.s. A. Il
E asn''' ii ! Pc =; ollye, Ba,sirep;
y s;o,r rork. W; NJ. Pope. j. ]
y pa'vvss'on; c. +. Fem. 8,
~, weed; New York; r. W
'"i Dn. Charles Small, New
ou'n and wife. Charlotte.
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TO CURE COLD IN ONE DAY
take Laxntive Bromo Quinino Tablets.
All druggists refund the money II 1t falls
to cure. 49,
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LINTON. Ind.-Henry Mcdonald. a
miner. was killed here last night by Jesse
Wlverly. another miner.
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Ruilding a Hotel.

Lexington. Texas. February 81. W:
Mcmillan is building two-stoU hotel
building.
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LL!F s
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b ios /, any blood remedv -, A..
system, X e,,r and toning up
rs VET y, not how deep aay blood Cd
si ssssa ,,.IIsi. real Blood Blood
7 has.ssSt 4. ersencastle, Ind.
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CAPITOL
HOTEL
ARRIVALS.


ARRIVALS.
Rates. $3.50 to
400 per day.
5 iXty elegant
70 Q III : with
bath. l. a r 4 o
sample rooms.
Centrally locat-
ed. Best accom-
mo1aiions for
commercial meu
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