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per cent. Those of Germany in 1856
are given at 9, 1856, 900, 600 marks, and in
1896 at 1925, 100000 marks, gain of
about 10 per cent; while the domestic
exports from the United States in 1886
we're 1865, 1854 $50 and in 1895 1865, 2OO,-
4s7, an increase of nearly 30per cent.
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DefauIfer EIees

Louisville, Ky, Oct. 20. - 1t has de-
veloped that Charles Henning, indi-
yidual bookkeeper at the Bank of
Louisville, is a defaulter in a sum rang
Ing between $4,000 and $4,000 and that
ne has fled from the city. Henning's
downfall is said to be due to wine,
women and brohen engagement with
st. Louis girl.
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Notice of Appointment of Ad-
ministratOr.
HE STATE or IOWA,

CRAWFORD COUNTY. III Ifopale.
in the matter of the estate of ]
Fred Meyers, late of Crawford County. deceased
NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT OF ADMINISTRATOR.
TO whom ii man rn:-You are hereby
notified that on the 18th day of October. 1893.
letters of testamentary were issued to the under
signed, as executor of the will in the above en-
titled estate. and al creditors of said estate are
notified to file their claims in the Office of the
Clerk Of the District Court, in and for Crawford
County. Iowa. within one year from the date of
this notice. according to law. ard have the same
allowed and ordered paid by the said court, or
stand forever barred therefrom
Dated October GOTH 1898.
CHARLES X. MEYERS, Executor.
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Prize Fighter Dies of His Injuries.

Omaha, xeb., Oct. ao.-Billy Walker.
the pugiEst who was knocked out by
Andy Dupont Monday night, died at
South Omaha Thursday morning, after
having been unconscious Sc hours. The
charge against Dupont will be changed
from prize fighting to murder.
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DEWEY HAS A BATTLE.
The London Times of Oct. 10, say

The London Times of Oct. 10, says:
Captain Aunon. the minister of
marine, has received a dispatch from
Manila announcing naval engage
ment between the Americans and the
Il oels, in consequence of Admiral Dew
ey forbidding the latter to fly the rebel
flag from their ships. The dispatch
adds that there were losses on both
sides, but the Americans captured the
rebels ships.
1.-The scene of the engagement is not
stated, but it is supposed to have been
Manila bay"
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We have Just received a sample copy
of Rand, McNally's new History of
the Spanish-American war;" contain
ing the principal events of the war,
latest maps of Philippines, Puerto Rico
Ha avail, Cuba, Alaska and the world,
with index 1t is an interesting histor-
ical description.
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Some Women
Hno,,L% Many women think
DOuDL the bearing ., chill chill


period of great pain and distress. They
doubt whether any medicine can relieve
their sufferings. Well may they hesitate
about taking those injurious internal
mixtures SO widely sold. But they may
place implicit faith in u y X - - *
MOTHERS FRIEND
which is softening, relaxing and sooth-
ing liniment for external use. Doubling
women should get bottle at the drug
store for 81, and test it. There is no
possibility Of its doing harm, and there is
every likelihood Of its saving them many
hours of pain. >: u u ~ 81 1s - - -
THE BRADFIELD REGULATOR co.
ATLANTA, GA.
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Murderer Hanged.

Granite Falls, Mimi, Oct. ao-Joe
OFT, who pleaded guilty OF killing his
wife, was hanged in he Jail yard here
Thursday. The drop fell at / ~ a. M,
and Otis neck was broken by the fall.
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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-02-15
cry IlREvirlMs.

| James MeMahan and family, wife and nv,
children, ara AT sii beaumont street. IN des'
titutn circumstances.
rhn Ladies' Relief society has scnt rho Pos
| 81 Tor Mira. bryant. whose destitute condition
was mentioned In Yesterdays Post
The Ladies' Treble club are preparing |,
give Il concert on Tuesday: wcck. ut whicl
samc new talent VIII be introduced
There ara undeiivarcd messages at th'
M0siorr Union Telegraph company for lohi
paishefmor, John IL brown and IL pr1nnen
Tho police department has Il holt of Lone.
dale shooting found In the possession OF two
negroes yesterday morning The property
awaits Identification.
Tho ladies OF ST Pairitk.s parish VIII giy,
a supper for tho hcncift OF the church on
Tue sday. February ~, IN the CulbS building
next door to George c psyis' storo, Flftl
ward
William Wood and Muck McCullpugh me-
tempted burglary. II is alleged that they on
deasorcd 10 bnrRlarise the house NJ IBIS
Washington street,
There viii be meeting Of the Tobacco
Growers announcement commitiec at The
rooms OF the Business League THIS Afternoon
At /; O'Clock. All business men resident N
this city and county VIII no welcome at this
meeting, ~
Mr.. Stewart Llthron manager for Mars
Earot Maihnr, is IN tho city aud he, In COM
pany with Manager bergman. VIII make a
eanvnss OF the city today, TO zee what oucouf-
asenent tho thratcr goers 81 lloustoa viii
offer for tho appearance in Houston 81 this
particularly bright Htsr
negro burglar while attempting 10 rob
n residence nt the corner OF Travis aud Nc
Kinney avenue. last night about oeioek.
was discovered by some pnsscrahy, who called
for him 10 stop and ared several nhots n,
him. The negro didn't tarry 10 that neiSh'
borhood. The police have HIS description.
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:
Personal ,iiG>JioN.

Captain A. Faulkner 70 In the city
W 7 Carter Of Cameron 10 registered at
the Lawlor.
W. Z, James and wife ARE 10 the ri,y frop,
Deep Water.
Mason wiillame was In ibe city yesterday
from San Antonio.
ilr. V. 4. MaeNidor has returned 10 lIous-
ton after weeks trip to Florida
Nh, ". II, coyle is back from san Antonio
aIrdnGing for u trip 10 the Ncw ORLEANS
Mar,l Grns
Mrs. a, o. Blackwell ~ In Porte returned
hone yesterday, after a vsi. with thor sister,
Mira Tom iiohafdson.
Mr. 81. iiirsch a rock ribbed demnerat Of
Heaumout WAS IN the city yesterday and
pad he Post pleasant Gull
Miss birdie Smith, society editrcss OF the
Tern Iiaute, Ind, Exproas ~ the guest NJ
relatives In iiouaton for a few weeks
], l.. Miller, member Of ibp committee
OH work Of the Masonic Grand Lodge, passed
through from Huntsville TO Nhvaaoia last
night llo viii remain 10 Nnyaeoia for seN-
eIal days
Mr. John Mason, n brother Of Mr. w y,
Mnsou. e IN The city nitj expects TO remain
hare n few monthe, Mr. MnB0n waA fer o
long tim, with tho Frobmau company at lhc
Empire theatnr IN New yori. and mas the
reputation, OF oeiiig faieuied eloouilonist.
Tho people OF Houston viii have the pleasure
OF hearing Mr.. Mason NJ the Ladies' Tfebit
club concert, soon 10 be- Ylyeit
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own knowledge that tho International ana
Great Northern hal, In connection with
the Morgan line, rebated on shipments
from New York 10 san Antonio. Could
not actually swear 10 the railroads share
In tho rebate, but had II from Whist he
considered reliable information, He did
not believe In the abolition OF the Hous-
on-Galveston diffcrcntisl He differed
from his colleagues on that point and
thought the abolition Of the diEfcrcntial
would injurc Galveston. He advocated the
"a cent emergency rate to Galveston simply
as a means to the end that the Southern
Pacific might be forced TO raise its rate
out via New Orleans,
In reply to Mr.. Lovett. Mr.. Ripley said
no considerable portion OF the cotton his
line had carried East had ultimately found
Its way to Liverpool He did not know
that tho Mallory is still carrying IL Ia
cents rate on cotton from Galveston TO
New York.
In reply to Mr. Moller. he said he want
ed the Galveston rate made the same as
the Sabine Pass rate. Under present cnn-
ditions he would prefer that the Galveston
ratio be lowered TO the Sabine rate rather
than the Sabine rate be raised to the Gall
weston rate,
Adjourned until 10 o'clock tomorrow
morning 'rl;.s.
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THE STATE MAY GET in
AGENT RIpLEv CALLED ON TIM
ATTORNEY GENERAL.
Relieved THAT u Test suit May Ne
Filed TO See II Railroads Arc
Not In Contcmpt.

Austin. Texas, February is,--Dan Ripley
agcn Of the Lone Star line. called On the
attorney general today to.ascertain wheth-
er there is in the opinion Of the depart.
ment. any recourse In the State courts fol-
his company In the matter Of the alleged
boycott declared against Ii by the lines
connected with Southwestern Traffic bu.
reau. II WAS Understood that he was
given assurances that the state Will stand
by him, and that test of whether The
lines interested In tho bureau mentioned
may be called upon to show that they are
not In contempt OF the supreme court
which once upon time dissolved the
Texas Traffic association.
With regard TO the Kansas city. Puts
burg and Gulf. II is learned That it will3ap-
peal to the Federal courts in tho different
States in which II operates for an injunc-
tion similar TO the one obtained by the
Lone Star limo against tho Southwestern
lines ii few days ago.
Altogether tho situation promises "a
become Interesting in few days.
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LONE STAR RESOLUTIONS.
bryan Merchants VIII Patronixe
Ripies's Line.

HryRD Merchants VIII PatrOnize
RiDies's Line.
Bryan, Texas, February li.--At meet
ing OF the representative business men and
citizens held today the following resolu-
tons were adopted relative to the boycott
being made against the Lone Star Steam
ship line:
To Mr. Daniel Ripley, General Agent Lone
Star Line.
We, the citizens and business men OF
Bryan, Texas, are acquainted with the iaet
that n combination has been entered into
between the various railroads 10 Texas
and certain steamship lines entering the
ports Of this State to boycott aud drive
out the Lone Star line, the action OF which
combination we most strongly condemn.
We realize that your line, In its endeasor
to do business In this State has met with
many obstacles in the face Of which, how
ever, freight rates have been put on q
Just and fair basis. The people OF this State
feel that your line should be maintained
and we pledge ourselves 10 render you
such aid within our reach necessary TO such
and at the same time call upon the business
interests Of the State to render you their
patronage.
r.. X. Chatham,
Milton Parker,
G.. W. Smith.
r. NJ. Wilson.
John s. Williamson.
A. j, Buchanan
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rExas can sEnvIcE MEETING.
The managers Report and othcr
Mniiern Were ncnrd.

The Managers Report Rpd ethcr
Matters Were HcRrd.
The third quarterly meeting of tho Tcxas
Car Service association was held at the
association rooms yesterday morning.
There were present the representatives
of the Southern Pacific railway and its
allied lines, the Houston and Texas Central
and allied lines. the Missouri. Kansas and
Texas. the International and Great North
ern, the Galveston, Houston and hcpder-
son. the Galveston La Porte and llous-
ton, the San Antonio and Aransas Pass,
the Atchison. Topeka and Santa Re, the
Rio Grandc and El f'aso, The Houston East
and West Texas. the Sherman, Shrovepo
and Southern, the Southern Kansas, tho ST.
Louis and San Francisco. the Gulf, Coz
orado and Santa Fee the Texas Central ana
the Fort Worth and Rio Grande.
The manager reported that the meeting
WAS called more in obedience 10 the re-
quiremtnts of the original agreement thau
tor any matter requiring legislation. The
manager submitted his report, showing
tha, The eight months of the present fiscal
year had been fairly prosperous showing
a large increase IN cars banded, demuf-
rage earned and decrease IN expenses. de-
spite the fact that the quarantine resu.
lations since tho last meeting had affected
the association In the sum Of 1900 cars.
Several matters OF detail We're discussed,
the principal one being the regulations for
the next cotton season, on which COIN
mittcc was appointed consisting of the
representatives of the Galveston lines. to-
gether with tho manager of the assocla-
ton. TO visit New Orleans 10 examine into
the conditions and 10 prepare regulations
maintaining parity between that port aud
Galveston and to report at the nnual meet
In payf TIna
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sournnnN rAcIrIc MArrEns.
The Double Tracking In Louisiana
Has nccn Completed.

inN IN
Has Hcen Completed.
The Southern Pacific construction gauge
working on the double tracking In Louis
lana completed their work last week. Tho
second pair OF rails was laid for twenty
i've miles from a point ninety-fyo miles
west of New Orleans 10 olivier La. rho
extra track VIII greatly relieve the con-
gested condition of traffic that arises every
cane and sugar season.
The company Is preparing TO alter the
line of the road near Tabor, Texas, 80
miles cast of Ell Paso, shortening the
route, eliminating $50 feet OF bridging ana
reducing The degree of curvature.
During the next week the jmprnvcmr nis
for Sabine Pass viii bc started. Tho com
pany intends to add about enc and half
miles of siding, build modern framc
depot and place a turntable there. which
viii facilitate the constantly increasing
business
On the I'll Paso division construction
gangs are replacing tho fifty pound with
seventy five pound rails. Ballasting gangn
are working on the Morgan, Louisiana and
FL raso divisions.
The twenty-thfcr stall brick round
house for III Paso and the new passenger
DEPOT for Port Lavaca Will begin at an
epfly date. .3af,.4
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ur,,,,r. 9y,oen,s.

orange, Texas February ~. The steamer
Il. &c. Ice, Captain Ine Jordan, olnie in tn
day from n trip IN the sabile river $50
mites. She brought out nShait ipaa Of coli
ION, and wns offered n fiins0 Ut FttfYcsi hut
could nst briaa them Oh account 81 low
water captain Jordnn reports th&risar At
low stage again, aud sass that log men
last a largo amount 90 timber on the lnst
rise the logs being left high and dry IN
The woods alnng tho banks when tho
waters recorded.
4 shipment of two carr of material for
Tho water works system arrived horr to-
day. aui work VIII begin IN q few daye.
A carload Of pressed brick arrived here
ioday from So i,rtis, 60 be used IN tina
construction Of the SokalslS business block,
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Cult WAS general claim agent OF the In
tcrnational and Great Northern. y

Cult. was general claim agent OF the In.
tcrnational and Great Northern.
b. l., Vineyard yesterday shipped ovel
tho Santa Fe to Galveston Arm eighty
stx bulls for transportation 10 Cuba. Tht
average weight OF the stock was 1901
pounds per head.
Lou Smith, the Santa 70 fireman who
was injured In tho wreck near Yegua
bridge some days ago. died yesterday morn
Ing in tho Temple hospital, Engineer Me-
cormack Is Improving. with slight chances
for recovery,
A, Il. Rootnc, superintendent OF tale
graph Of the Atlantic system, and Il. NJ.
Mayo. chief OF the literary department oi
the Southern Pacifc, were amoag the ar
rivals from the East hast night who went
TO the Lawlor,
s ]. $. o'Flynn. assistant auditor of tho
international and Great Northern, T. IL,
Kingsley, travelling auditor of tho Louis
willie and Nashville; y. X. Bixby, travelling
passenger agent OF tho Nandaiia. G. n
Resseguie, general superintendent of the
santa Fc; ~. w maxwell, general super
tntcndcnt OF tho katy; Captain James
Beaumont, general live stock AGENT NJ III,
southern Pacific. were among the Visiting
railroad men yesterday. NJ
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|Eldcr and wife, Ottawa, Kan; Dor
Davidson, Texas; y. A. Accr, New
|harles a. Ilorvest, Dallas; C. X. Cor
bston; Stuart Littleiohn, g. Fiske,
tk City: w. Il. Jones and wife, Miss
Willie D. Wilson, Bra
fnliam NJ. Boos. Tc.edo, Ohio: w. T.
Palestine; Alex II. Pike, st, Loui..
IL. Young and wife, Galveston; ].
lion, Austin; I. n, Hlll, Nngleton;
Boone, Clear Creek; ]. Refs, New
tty; r. NJ Brown, Wharton; p. A.
|San Antonio; L. Ames, Jr.. oswego,
b. II. hartman, st. Joe; J. X. Finley,
To-. G, pind. New Orleans: G. r.
\. Louis, Mo-; w. s. Hunt, Texas;
Williams. San Antonio: l.. I. Noyes,
II. II. Gowen, Syracuse. \. ", j.
Et Louis. Mo-: Walter Wise, Gin
|ohio; Il. l.. Edmond. Columbus. Ca,
E. Pileger, l.. b. Jones. Chicago; q.
Bn, Albany. r. S. Price, Texas; Ed
eigler, Bultimore; Jesse Andrews,
(lieorge Byrne, Waco; Charles o.
New York; j. C, Feagin. Galveston
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Rates. $3.50 and $500 per day.
JAS. LAWLOR, Prop.

Hack, Chicago; Captain A. Faulkner,
|uniy: ". r. Carter, Cameron; Jas.
bit, Victoria; II. A. Townsend, Column
ii. Vaneilder, San Antonio; r. T.
Ind wife. shreveport: A. NJ. Waugh,
laAe; walton C, sSmithcr and wife,
W. Talbot, Dallas; j. a. Thpinp-
Hard; .. l., Vineyard, Eagle Lake:
lard city; H. II. Innes, S. J.. Hahn,
konio NJ. Miller San Francisco; II.
Eey, Chicago: j. s, MacNamara, san
Jack Parker, WA. Bell. j, $. Moor
Bryan. TeNas;3H Hirsch, Beaumont;
Louisville: r. W. Smith,
~. ". Evans. Galveston; J, w Ali
b. Jack Simpsoiiss st. Louis; a. NJ.
fn and wifo. Victoria: F. l.. Chapman,
|R W. Andrews, TSau Antonio; Cor
bne, Navasota% Z. J. Timney, st,
Firs. G. II. Primrose, New York; jos.
|od Sabine Pass; +. w. kellogg and
Louis; l.. v.g,Ashleigh and wife.
|city; G {. Hamilton, st. Louis; +,
|ord, Houston Judge L. d. Gavin,
Pn; Frank Hammer, Chicago; W. y
San Antonio; W. p. Jerome. Il. G.
b. p. Humphrey. n. y. Woodwork
e, Miss Mary Woodworth. Chicagoi
fr, Wayerly. Texas.
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sherman, Texas, February li.7~Anothor
sensation was created today by tho nom
appearance OF street Superintendent More
head for hIs examining Tial set for 10
o'oloniy this morning before Justice Mo-
crary, but deferred until ? o'clock this
afternoon, after which tho court Declared
his bond forfeited and ordered an alias Ca
Ming issued for his arrest.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-02-15
PASSENGER WAN CONFINES.
Tickets Sold ut ANY Rate In North


ptcktth sOtu bf ANY HHte ia Norm
TcNns.
Dallas. Texas, February 1.-THE passnn
ger rate war The Missouri Kansas and
and the Texas and Pacific have for months
been waging on tickets cold from Dallas To
and through ST. Louis is fiercer than evsr
before. There seems to be no way to put
a stop to the slashing of rates. Two tickets
from Dallas to Decatur. IL. were offered
by the agent OF one Of the above named
roads today for SGT, which Is little more
than half the tariff rate. Much talk OF
having the Interstate commerce COMMISSION
take hand In the trouble is being In
duiged in II ID low thought that nothing
short OF an Intervention BY the commission
will bring peace.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-02-15
IRON COMPANY SUES,

Galveston, TENS. February 1.-THE
bethlehem Iron company OF Pennsylvania
sought the Federal court today with AN
intervention In the La Porte case now
pending before Judge Bryant. The petit
tion shows that during April, 1895, they
furnished to the Lehigh Valley railroad for
tho use OF the La Porte, $500 tons OF steel
rails. amounting 10 100000. TO secure
payment tho In Porte people gave their
note due In four months, bearing interest
ut per cent, with privilege of one ro-
newai. Whom 1t fell due the note was ic-
newed for another four months. and when
that matured the LA Porte gave three
notes of 5000 each. with the understand
ing that on failure to pay The first one the
intervenors should have the right to sell
bonds of the road to protect themselves.
In accordance herewith tho rlalntiif did
sell s3l,1ii worth of bonds. The remain
der of the original purchase. they claim, IL
still due. amounting TO s2S,s59 with inter-
est. The three notes We're Endorsed BY G.
H. Hammett J. Waldo n ]. Boylcs. u.
u. Stuart. T. w. Ford Walter Gresham
and Isaac Hebron. Judge Bryant consid-
cred the petition aud set IL for hearing be-
fore him at Galveston, February u.
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Morgan Texas, February fi--Rev. g. II.
Hodge Of this place left today 10 attend
meeting OF The directors Of tho Fan
Antonio, Llano and Northern Railsay com
pany at comanche tonight. Mr.. Hodge 10
one Of The directors OF this road.
The schedule OF tho Houston and TEXAS
Central changed yegteraay. 1lN,c trains
now arrive at 1905 a. m. and $40 p. m. 2
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rnE COLI VIVA TAR.

People Of Braxorin County Are Pro-
testing Against service.
Anglcton Texas, February ] 'TTTheie -
great Indignation Expressed al over this
county over tie action Of the INTERNATIONAL
and Great Northern In taking on tbeis
passen niger train between Houston and COLI
unbis. Under This new Arrangement only
one train q day VIII be run over the Tap
and that mixed train. requiring four
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-02-15
CATTLE RATES.
A Petition "a Have Them Waterfall,
Lowered.

Petition 10 nHte 1bem sshieTihby
lowered.
Austin. Texas. February 14.--Representa.
tises Of the Texas Liye Stock and Cattle
fsaisers association apnesred before the
railroad commission this evening and asked
that rates r.iihir the STATE for ne trans
rortatinn az beef sioc,. aud cattle be- re-
duced from Is TO Is cer cent, ARD thar me
minimum weight OF caIItad be reduced p
90 900 pounds. Tley alleged that the rates
In effect today are higher than the rates
accs pied prior 70 the es.nblishment OF the
comm III ION.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-02-15

The third either CONCERT by Professor
Eberbard and his pupils At Turner hall
lest night was wen attended and q mos
enjoyable affair The different numbcl
were all we'll executed and heartily al
ptniidcd
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win Enforce tI,e Law.

The unusual number OF assaults and mid
night sssassinaticns that have occurred ~
Houston recently has caused Chief Helm q
put into effect the law under which he IL
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-02-15
GmadnJupe valley Raiiroud.

a. N. MoFadfer q yictorIa, one Of The
moving spirits IN the Guadalupe Valley
railroad that is NV being built is q guest
al the Lawlor. Mr.. McFadden says that
rrsdlng Ia gcire on Tally With new ma
eiinery. Several miles Of the Ioadbcd Is
ready for the rails.
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NJ 4. Meldrum. general manager Of the
Houston East and West Texas has gone
to ST. Louis.
n, II. Inniy. superintendent OF transpor-
fation az the fan Antonio and Arkansas
PISS. WINS In the city yesterday.
Henry y. Kane. recently appo nted rey
ceiver for the Kansas City. Watkins ano
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-02-15

AS PER the meeting held in New York
several days ago. rates from New York au !
the Atlantic seaboard TO Galveston Will be
raised. Today. This applies to the Morgan
and the Mallory lines. The Lone Star Will
keep it's rates at 10 cents for the first
three classes for the time being, Until the
court rules on sfhe notice served by the
Texas railroads, the officials Will make no
change In the tariff.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-02-15
Wuu Arrive llnia ttnr,tlnr,

The remains Of Mr. George Sampson.
mention Of whose death II Niluarga Wells
appeared N this mornings Post VIII ar
riye by Tho Gulf, Coiofaao aud SANTA Fc
train nc 10 40 this mprntns, and the flneral
VIII tnkN plane from the tlrnot. .ll