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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-04-03

VeenS \ AdQ1S,
Office OF
Commissioner Of Agriculture. Insurance,
Statistics and History.
Austin, Texas. March |, 1898.
To all bonn 1t may concern;
This is to certify. That the
ATLAS
Assurance Company Of London, England, has
In all respects fully complied with the laws of
Texas conditions precedent TO its dciug
bmsircss in this state, ana that sai1 con pany
holds a Certificate of Authority from, this OF
fee emitting it to do business IL this State
for twelve months, from the LIST day of jan
uary iseS. to the 3ist day Of December. 1898
-i Given under my hand and seal,
Seal at office. In Austin, the day and
l. - date first above written.
JEFFERSON JOHNSON.
Commissioner.
BEERS. kENNtsoN s co, general agents,
Galveston, Texas.
Commissioner of Agriculture. Insurance,
Statistics aud History.
Austin, Texas. March |, 1899.
To All Whom It May Concern.
This is to certify That the
GERMANIA
Insurance Compan, of New Orleans, La.
hns n all respeets fully complied with
thc laws Of Texas "a conditions pre-
ccecrt TO its doing business in this
Stare, ara that said company Mods a
G, rttatste of Authority from this office on
uiling 1t TO do business IN dis State Tor
twelve months from the LIST day Of Ianunry
iS'S. to tho 3lst day Of December, ls9s
--- Given under my hand and seal
seal, Ut office. IN Austin. the day and
- date first above written
JEFFERSON JOHNSON
Commissioner
BEERS, KENNIsoN & Co. general agents
Galveston, Texas
o,hee Of
CVnlml ssiouar Of Agriculture. assurance,
Statistics and history
Austin, Texas March is, 1895
To NJ Whom It Nay Concern:
Jills Is TO certify, That the
FIR -,MANS FUND
Insurance Company Of S.lh Francisco. Cal has
Ia al respects fully oon'Iltt with the laws
OF If>w as conditions precedent to its doing
lus meas IN this State, and tllni SAID company
lio'Gs n Certificate OF Authority from this Of
~ tt'lmF u 10 CO business in this state for
t"civ1 rorths from the Isl day OF january
81. 10 the alst lay Of December, 1895.
Giser unt3r n,v haud ana goal
seal. at eflce in 81. ~. the day ani
i---'-- dat" tlFst above written.
JEFFERSON JOHNSON,
=, H. McELHoNE. State Agent md Ad-
luster; j. V. SPEARS, Special Agent. Dallas.
Texas.
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HAwLEY AT Ia GRANGE.
bfepubiican Spoke ut the Home N
HIS Opponent,

Vf~P""'N"" SUpNt NJ inc Home of
His Opponent.
La Grange, Texas, October Hon. r.
II. Hawley today filled his appointment In
this oity. the home OF Judge Robson. his
opponent. At o'clock this afternoon h.
delivered an address to a large ana en-
thusiastie audience in me court house. The
large and spacious court room was TANNED
even the corridors and steps were crowd.
ed. There were about 1000 listeners. one.
third OF which were white and several la
dies.
Mr.. Hawley received frequent and tre-
mendons applause. making II impossible
TO proceed at times for minute or two
He was introduced by Or. ]. w. Carhart
In an appropriate address, and when he
stepped upon the rostrum there were
cheers and yells for Hawley. He stated
that this campaign was not n question OF
erstory. but CT merit in the issues; hat
his opponent is not preaching the old deu,
ocracy, but is advocating wild heresjes
lie further stated that Robson. In manin,,
the race for the nomination against iona
than Lane. said that Lane was not ells;
Bile because he did not believe In the free
and unlimited coinage OF silver At Is to 1.
and that after he had secured the nomina.
ton, and in his speech ~ Rock Island, b
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GIVEN DEATH PEN Atty
JIM DARLINGTON FOUND GUILTY OF
MURDER AND TRAIN ROBBERY.
He Was One of the Men Who Held
Up u santa Fe Train Near Fort
Worth Last July.

Fort Worth. Texas, October 1.-The case
OF Jim Darlington, one of the Santa Fe
train robbers, was iven to the Jury this
morning. The charge of Judge Harris was
directed mainly TO questions of evidence.
there being but one degree Of murder rec
ognized in the case. the first degree, the
punishment of which is death or life SEN
tence.
The jury was out five hours, when it re-
turned verdict of guilty In the first do
gree assessing punishment at death The
prisoner maintained a calm demeanor He
dld not betray the least agitation when the
verdict of death was read by the court
clerk.
George Moore, another of the men be,np
held, was brought into court today. His
case VIII so to trial Monday morning with
practically the same array of Testimony
The finding in the Darlington case Is the
i,fst death sentence passed in this county
Gnce j. W. Davis was convicted far the
murder OF b. c. Evans ten years ago
tThe crime of which Darlington was
convicted was implication in the muir
der Of the engineer and fireman of n
santa Fe passenger train which was
held up by four men near Fort Worth
iast july. The robbers secured moth
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Palestine Democratic club.

Palestine Texas September 3O.-The
Central Democratic club met last night
In B@leys hall. The attendance, how
ever was rather small presumably on ac-
count OF so many other attractions in the
city. The COMMITTEES on membership sub
mltted a minority report. showing that
~ names had been added TO tho lis since
last meeting TWO members of the com
mtttee were absent with the rolls II is
safe to say however thlE the club art
out with a membership OF over 300 Messrs
f. A. Lee OF Joplin, Mo. w. NJ. Lacy and
W. NJ. lmbod N addressed the club. On
account Of the Jonas-Stewart revival the
club viii not meet next week.
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A TRAIN RODBER SUSPECT
Former Santa Re Switchman Ar
rested on Suspicion.
He WAS GIVEN AWAY BY HIS WIFE.
.Jcsse James, Son of the Noted Out
law. Indirectly Mentioned IN eon
ncction with the AFFAIR.

Kansas City, Mo, October Nv. W.
Lowe switchman formerly employed by
tie Santa Fe railroad here, is under arrest
suspected of completely in the ROBBERY oi
the Missouri Pacific southbound passenger
,n,in near Leeds on Friday night. loves
arrest was the outcome OF a statement MADE
to the police by the suspects wife. Lowe
had told her. she declared, that he was
member OF gang OF six men VINO oyha-
mited the Pacific express car. he says ne
was only joking when he made the state
ment. Lowe is an intimate friend OF Johh
Kennedy, the alleged train robber, and was
born in the famous Crakerneck district.
Letters written hy Kennedy and Jesse
James, son OF the famous outlaw, are SAID
to have been founa II loves possession.
Kansas ctty. October 1.-The indirect
connection of Jesse james, son OF the noted
outlaw, with the hold up OF a Missouri Pa
cifc passenger train near Kansas City on
Friday night, September % last, caused
somewhat of a sensation hsre today. Young
james, who is % years Old, and who has
been in business in Kansas City for sew
eral years. bears an excellent reputation.
He runs cigar stand in the court mouse.
Interviewed this afternoon. James admitted
having known LOVE- the suspect arrestei
today for some time but could not recall
writing him letter.
Had IL ever been limited to you. re-
porter asked young james during the course
OF an interview, that you nave been sus-
pscted by the police OF completely IN the
train robbery
For minute James did not reply, toy
ing with n stalk OF tobacco, and finally he
said deliberately:
you know thought perhaps the police
might suspect me- because am friend OF
John Kennedy
Then he aightened up and with
quick gesture added: "And / am friend
TO John Kennedy, and don't give -
who knows it. / don't care whht the police
suspect. know where l was that night
and so do you They can suspect all they
please, for all care"
Would you mind telling where you were
during the evening OF the train robbery
NO; but | want you to take out your
pencil and paper and write it down just as
! tell it,"
James went on TO enumerate the places
he had been that night, declaring that he
had returned to his mothers home at S
O'Clock and retired at II. The robbery was
committed at $40. five miles from the
James home. James said no had been ac-
quainted with Lowe during John kennedys
trial for the murder OF Miss Schumacher,
grocery woman. at which James and Lowe
were strict attendants. In reply to ques-
tons James said that Lowe was familiar
with the workings of locomotives, having
been a railroad man for years.
1t will be remembered that the men who
robbed the Missouri Pacific train manned
the engine themselves. On this point the
police count much.
The Crackerneck district, the present
home OF Kennedy, and the scene of train
robberies of recent years with which Ken
needy is said to have been connected, was
first made famous by Jesse James ana his
notorious gang OF robbers.
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'nopsonl stated that the silver was not
tne paramount issue In this campaign. He
seNised the farmers 10 raise a little less
cotton, and instead OF II something else;
'h"e there were l2,0OV.00U bales raised
when me demand called for only 10000 600,
ahu that supply ana demand governed the
prlce Of cotton as well as anything else.
tlhere We're cries OF That's right He
oppressed desire that this campaign emo
sne SILVER question. lie complained OF
f'oDsohs discussion not being ineligible.
ne theh proceeded 10 answer Robson 8
ROCK itaha speech.
IN speaking OF truss and combites 'he
sa'u ,nat the democrats were In power at
one uine anu mat they did not pass laws
piUniDiulhs such as Robson opposes.
me court room was rather warm, and re-
ie'rihg 10 that tact, Mr.. Hawley said that
.ne only consolation he had was that 1t
Was nor mar as warm us II would be before
me campaign IS over. He accused Robson
o. naVhs aitferent views IN different To-
esities, or that hopson made II convenient
10 nave his views suit the localities IL,
WHEN ne spoke. but IN congress, he said,
NoDeoh wouln nave 10 bear but one stand
nv, ana ohat Whatever position he took
mere would nave to be backed by proof.
haWiey expressed himself in favor OF
heepiDg the sSoo,oOooO0 In greenbacks In
circulation. said he would like 10 ask Rob-
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San Antonio Texas. October l.-United
States Senator Horace Chiffon, who arrived
here today from Center Point, where he has
been attending the Guadalupe Valley Fair.
addressed the hayden and Sayers demo-
cratic club and tho general public in this
county at the court house today. He Yves
listened to by large and representative
audience OF citizens ana members OF the
club. Mr.. Chiffon devoted most OF hi
attention to the expansion question and ad.
vocated policy Of moderation, fayoring tho
retention OF Porto Rico and the annexation
Of Cuba, but unequivocally opposing the
acquisition of the Philippine Islands.
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music In the last few years as their par
ticuIar paper aad when they wish the
world at large 10 know anything OF more
than usual Interest It's columns are sougAt
to convey the information.
The report that the Southwestern dem
ocrats had fallen out OF the ranks OF The
old democrauc party and had aligned
themselves with t,oe populisis has been SO
persistently circulated that 10 Is only an
act OF justice 10 set the matter straight
and briefly explatn why such q rspor;
was circulated and state how quickly IT
has been nipped in the bud. The Post has
always been so fair TO every party, creed
and sect that II can not be accused OF par
TALLY in publishing this statement. es-
pecially as II Is only nm act OF Justice 10
the Caldwell county chairman, gentleman
who has the confidence and respect OF
every citizen in this ana adjoining coun-
ties. About ten years ago one OF the most
popular men In the county having been
defeated in the county convention, by
what he thought unfair means. bolted and
announced himself as an independent can
didais for a leading county office. He was
elected in the face Of strong opposition
and with him several other officers. From
that time until the present vigorous ex-
ecutive chairman, Mr.. s. NJ. Nixon, took
the party reins In hand CALDWELL county
has been known os politically rotten.
Mr.. Nixon has recognized the party
machinery, personally looked after every
want OF the party ard has brought affairs
back into line so that next November will
see old Caldwell roll up democratic ma
torty that we will feel proud OF. Mr.
Nixon has never asked a favor OF the de-
mocracy, has no such desire as fer as I
know, but as one OF the coming young men
OF the Southwest, deserves a place In the
front OF county affairs. His wealth. health
and youth are ell az the service of His
party AMI that his merits will in the near
future be recognized by the democracy
of Texas his friends feel assured.
Lr,..
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FOR SICK WOMEN
A Simple Way to RID the
Disease. and Pain
One of Natures Remedies ~
proved Npon.

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TEXAS POLITICAL NOTES.

SAN ANGELO. Coke county popufs,s
bella a mass convention at Robert Lee Sat
ulNay.
WACO, "A large crowd 81 democrats
went to Dallas today to attend the opening
OF the fair.
FORT WORTH The democratic rally at
Grapevine next Tuesday promises TO ba a
big AFFAIR and 1000 peoplo are looked for.
CORSrCANA.---A precinct convention,
hna been called to mcet here Nrnaby 10
nominate two candidates for justice Of the
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HoGG TO SPEAK.

Gives Ont Dates for Nine Speeches
During the Campaign.
Ex-Governor Hogg yesterday gave out the
following appointments. due to his prom
Ice TO take hand in the State campaign:
Sherman, Monday. October II.
Dallas Tuesday, October IS.
Waco. Wednesday. October 10.
Blgln, Thursday. October 20, at IL a. m
Caldwell, Friday, October 81. at IL a. M
Rrenham, Saturday. October %, at II
= nj. tte
San Antonio. Saturday. October 20.
Houston. Thursday. November 8.
Galveston. saturday. November s.
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FIRST =. u. STEAMER
Que 10 Reach sabine Pass n
yetnber a.

Is Due TO reach Sabine Pnss yo
venber6.
SABINE Pass. October 1.--Charle. Clarke
& Co.'S dredge finished dredging 2S- foot
channel in front of the Southern Pacific
docks Yesterday and sailed in the evening
Tor Port Arthur where she will dig ont
'hree ieet OF mud alongside OF the Pee Gee
ROCK pier making about seven-foot chan
mel 100 feet wide and 900 feet long
The southern Pacific is crowd,n. ,ho
WORK on dock and sheds all ii possibly can
ana IS daily increasing the force Of mon
,hey nave at work, Yardmaster Smith has
peep transferred from Beaumont and mn
IN charge Of their yard here. Their f!rst
steamer viii be due here about the 9Th. bv
which tlme the company expects TO have
'he'r sheds up and the conveyors in.
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races with riders mounted baetv,,A

races with riders mounted backward
ugliest, with the most handsoms I
and many other amusing features. d
BODY was pleased and it was / n
financially. n
Notting race-Fontenoy first 81
Broughten). second. Winchester n
CIV. j. Wallace; third. Grover a.
ten.)
Three quarters Of mile. runnin1I
entries--Locklear's Shutdown won
Three eighths of mile dash, M
hontas first, Burt second. Prince n
third.
Quarter mile dash--First, Judtffl
Moore), second, Headlight Is G. ~
third, Klondyke Is. C. Lewis)
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Victims of the wrec,,

ieNss' oetoner 1.-The vic
- " vac 'l3aiioers crfek wreck have all
taken their departure eecept MIR n
Wants, who is rapidly rAcoyerius h,,, vs
VIII remain under the csre Of tha 49,.
Tor a day or two longer No''''
Mr. JoAn Richards leftSyastar1., a,...
ecu for Dallas to attend AZ onanin', ss' ',l
Fair, Pe''"s OF Tie
i,ahan OF Ennis is Improving rand
y and is out of danger. Taking tSs az
dent as whole II is almost "a miracle tba,
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Pri.oner. Removed.

Waxahacrie, Texas. October John Nc.
Kinney was taken TO Ennis this morning
by Deputy Mipnlck to stana examining trial
In the case against him for shooting q
young man las. Saturday a week ago,
Wia Richie, eolored, who was arrested
here on a charge OF burglary was akon 10
Dallas this morning, where he win he
turned over 10 . penitentiary ag;nt He
VIII work out q sentence and be brought
back here for trial
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An Old Settler DEAD.

Granger, Texas, September 2s.-nhN
Beard died here this afternoon 4 ~
Of SIS. About a month ago, while -
in the yard, Mr.. Beard fell, breh4
thigh bone at the hip joint, sinA
time he has been gradually hly
heatth, although able to be up ~ e
in an invalid's chair every day. NJ
was the Oldest settler in this part 81
county and was one Of the oldeH T.
the county. A wife and four chndN|
John Beard, Mrs. Table Barnes, M]
Starkes and Mrs. c. NJ. Jones surd1
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DuRLEsON AND JONES.
Further Dates for Joint Debates
Have neen Arranged.

Have heen Arranged.
Austin, Texas. October 1.-The following
appointments for Joint discussions have
been made by Hon. A. s. Burleson, a mo-
cratic nominee for congress. and Colonel
G. W. Jones. independent candidate. In
Burleson county:
Lyons, Tuesday. October 4, at night.
Merle "Wednesday, October ). az nigh,.
Cookies Point. Thursday, October Q, as
night.
Fraimville, Friday. October Z at night.
TINS, Saturday. October s. al 8 O'Clock.
yellow Prairie. Monday. October 10, az
night.
Buffalo Camp Ground, Tuesday. October
IL. at 3 p. IN.
Caldwell. Wednesday. October -. al
night.
For Williamson county.
Corn Hill. Friday. October IA, at $ p. IN.
Granger, Saturday. October 1o
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MoNrA.ENT TO THRoCKMoRroy.
Movement VIII he Formally Organ
izcd Next ThurSdsy

Mckinney, Texas, October AT a mas,
meeting here today it was decided TO start
movement for the erection OF a nlonu-
meht TO tina memory of j. W. Throckmor-
''u' Inc nesting was well attended by
polh ladies and genuiemen Permapen, or.
s,lnls@Ison VIII be perfected on THURSDAY
nS,oSer D. Colonel 4. Dearmond was S.
dress VIII be Issued to the peopla n, Tarss
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Packing House May asesunt

Fort Worth, Texas. October l.--AN
is current that the Fort Worth 49,
cago Packing House company Of q
will resume operations within ~
This institution shut down about
since which time not wheel ~
In this big packing house. II
that the cause of suspension ~
further lease of the property cco!S
secured, but 1t is now understooo NJ
packing house can be re-ieaseo
doubtless be running ere long.
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After Cinnamon.

Fort Worth, Texas, October &c. G
brake collector of customs at Eagle Pass
is here today 10 prosecute two Cinnamon
charged with violating the Gsarv ,ow
ne case comes up before Tinted sta,s.
commissioner Martin. Chinese Insosctn,.
jenkins accompanies Collector Drake VII
9 confident the two Cinnamon will no Az
ported MIR, Drake says politics Is -, u
l ps up IN the Rio Granie counties OF he
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Litt,c hoy nndIy nurncn.

Ennis, TEXAS. October t.--Tesiie, the
little son OF Mr., and Mrs, y. \, Kirk
wood, was seriously burned YESTERDAY by
pulling vessel OF Boiling water OF the
stove onto has breast. His recovery is hope
full. but fears are entertained that he win
b s1tghtly disficired
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Overlooking Good Tcrr,tor,.

Rockdale. Texas. October 1t Is re-.
marked by the democrats here that the
managers of the campaign slngularly over.
look the fact that this part OF the battle
ground needs more missionary work than
many others, where the heavy guns are an =
nounced for This precinct has not been
carried by thc democrats for years
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Sherman, Texas, october The populist
executive committee met today for the pur-
pose of arranging the party ticket FOR the
November elecMou. Y. e. Morley. nomi-
nsa for representative, withdrew and j. C..
Alternately of Dcntson was nominated to
III tho vacancy
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Young Girl Swallowed Nor

Sherman, Texas, October 1.-nA
aged IA years, this afternoon 2 81
phine, from the effects Of whicA 81!
quite critical condition. She
sent after the drug, and upon
was scolded for lettering on tne ~
flew into passion and swallow
fore she could be prevented.
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Glib. Pulled for nonbnm.

Bonham, Texas. october Hon. Barney
Gibbs will speak here Monday followed
by an address from Hon W. s Holt OF
Grayson county, popuiist candidate for con-
grcEn
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4 Physician su,,iaAa

"ea'heriord' Texas, September so-n-
j. A. AueA;son o. Aleie. TN ,parksr,
county committed suicide yesterday st,a.
neon by iskiag TWO onn..s :, NJ. '''e'
His daughter was 10 leave ~, suuannn
Fort Worth on the afternoon trais 100. ~
sent her word not - 70. - he uu, ne
dead before night would b,
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Small PopuIist Encnmpmcnt.

populiSt oncanpment closed this evening
II WAS big tiazlei the crowd from Lamar.
Fannn, Red River aud Delta ccuntles
didn't exceed 300 Barney Gibbs spoke d,
tho grounds today aod at the court house
tor ight along the usual lines.
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CALDWELL COUNTY.

chairman Nixon Intends to Prove II
Democratic.
To the EDITOR Of The Post.
Lullng. Texas. September 2s.--The Post
helms The opay influential democratic daily
yqpss - the ssats and the most widely
arsula4eo y ~ seukAwsst 4 leekea upen
~ tnree - hsvs fase1 ~ pslltisaa
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A ponaIi.t Nnminec.

Kerrvillc. Texas. October The popu-
lists Of the Twelfth district today no,ni-
mated A d. Surber OF Kerr county for con-
gress. Twelve delegates constituted the
convention.
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Center Point Fair t,ox..

herrVilie' Texas oe,oher 1.-The cent,r
i.An' iair closed today. The programme IN.
e.uaed eroncAo riding and ropinx con,s.,.
affinity ssaA hdys bicycle rssa ..,,,.
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Highwaymen Made : ]

WaXahachie, Texas, Octope5
Barlow was held UT and robbed -
last night. He lives near Stersa
amount secured by the hignws
$3.50. W