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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-03-12
RopY MOUND FLOATING.

Tho body of Helen Woodson. a iS-year-
old negro girl who disappeared week ago,
WAS found floating in the Colorado river
near Tinnir's ford. below the city, this af-
ternoon. Jack Burdette, her step brother,
in whose company she was last seen. was
placed In Jail last Monday on II charge of
kidnapping made by the girls mother. and
tomorrow charge of murder VIII be lodged
against him.
The corpse was examined by Coroner
jackson and several physicians and showed
no mutlation, although several minor con
tuAioue were visible about the head III,
conclusion arrived at was that she came
to her death by drowning.
Durdette has little to say beyond insist
Ing that ON the night he went out with
Helen he lot her alight Mt the corner d
Red River and Tenth streets and knows
nothing OF her subsequent movements.
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EORGE CLARK CoNFERs.
- Prominent Pops Called Oh Him
at Waco.
RME VERY RECENT POLITICAL NEWS
k.,Id Make 1t Appear that There
was something In the Cali
Bcyond sociability.

WACO Texas, March 11.--An important
Inference was held In this city this morn
which is considerd very significant.
IL conferees were Hon. George Clark,
der of goldbug democrats of Texas;
rry Tracy, member Of the National ex-
utiyc committee OF the populist party
"A proxy in the State committee meets
: Yesterday; E. P. Alsbury of Houston.
amber of the populist State committee;
Farley, manager of the Dallas freight
Ireau. and two other members of the
AnuI,st State committee, whose names
mid not be learned with absolute cer-
inty.
The conference was held in the consult
office of Judge Clark aud while it did
II last long there must have been some
Ary important matters under consideration
So Judge Clark would not have shown SO
uch anxiety when met by two newspaper
porters Immediately thereafter.
In reply to question as to who his
sstors were, Judge Clark said: "oh, that
las Alsbury and two or three friend, pay
Sg me social call"
"was Harry Tracy along. iudge?" was
sked.
&"Yes, Tracy frequently calls on me-
| In view of the fact that DIR. Lewis of
3alyert, q gold standard democrat, an
punced yesterday for congress in this dis
Sict upon condition that the populists do
81 nominate candidate, and in view OF
be Endorsement by Judge Clark few
hys ago of the independent movement
! ainst the democratic party at Greenville,
| e presumption here is that the conference
| IS in the interest Of tacit fusion ar
ngement in Lewis behalf 1t is also
bcked upon as the initial step toward a
! mlar arrangement in opposition to the
enocratic State ticket.
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THE FIRE RECORD.
oil Wen nnrncd.

The east part OF town was excited this
morning when the fire alarm was turned
in and it was discovered that Conductor
Gibson's oil well was on fire The fire COIN
many responded promptly, but could do no
good except TO keep the fire from spread
ing. Just how the fire originated no one
seems 10 know, as the workmen had I'M
ished the we'll yesterday afternoon and
turned the oil into the iron tank. the Top
OF the tank was melted ana contents con
Summed the derrick and rigging being to-
tally destroyed. The damage will amount
IN ahout 800.
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How to secure rlany socks.

with tho arrival of spring It will b.
found that the girl who conld not accom-;
plsh n shining pompadour has gone in fol
elaborate curling. To do this she is max
Ing her hair AZ fluffy as possible. The locks
should be rippled first. combed out and
then curled Just as n 1t had not beer
rippled ut ali. When finally combed out
the hair win be all crinkle. II Will nun
up to AN amazing extent. and VIII hold IA
fuff. too A rat" Is hardly needed for the
pompadour, the comb is caught on tho nr1
der side OF the side locks. which ends TURF
under. held by the comb This is a new
trick. too, but Just take a good look q
tho Lcnten ladies' meekly vending Their
way TO church, and you will SEQ that thu
crjnklcd hair Is the Latest effort 10 ge(
away from bangs and curls.
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grew called the house to order ana r. Hill
was unanimously elected chairman OF the
meeting. After the chairman stated the
object Of tho meeting in well chosen words
the following prcgamme was most excel
iently rendered.
Music. by the church choir.
Prayer, by Rev. l.. w. Mackey.
Song. by the choir.
Address, IN. W. Quincy as a Citizen and
Leader" by l.. j. LeQuey..
Quincy as a Politician" by DR.. II. Il. L.
Holland. s
Poem torisinan, by Mrs. W. c. Harde-
man.
Music. BY the choir. s.
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500 To Any Man
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Emil Ia Gure.

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MIR. nLAIlE URGED TO run.
Petition with II Thousand Name
Presented 10 Him.

Petition with II Thousand Names
Presented TO Him.
Mexia, Texas, March 11.-Since Hon. j
7. Biakes letter appeared in The Hous-
bn Post last Sunday. stating that he was
pt candidate for the United States sem
torship from Texas, and the withdrawal OF
enator Mills from the race, Mr.. Blake has
cen besieged with letters, kilograms and
Editions urging him to reconsider and an
ounce his candidacy for the position
these calls have come from all over the
tate of Texas. Every section Is repre-
ented In this popular demand Tor the
hndidacy of Mexia's distinguished citizen
pr the highest office in the gilt of the
|exas voters.
Every class is representative farmer
be lawyer, the merchant, politician ana
bany members OF the legislature have
bined in the request for him to Otter for
bis exalted position.
This morning In addition to an unusual
brge number of letters he received petit
lcn signed by over 1000 voters from ode
the largest counties In the State, ask
Pc him to make the race.
Post reporter called upon him today
q reference to the. matter and sought an
OPPRESSION from him relative TO what would
70 his course in the matter, Mr.. Blake de-
iined to state positively what his action
Souid be. In conversation he stated that
this time he had nothing TO give out 10
ne press, but he was deeply sensible o.
~ highest honor his friends over the
tate were paying him in soliciting him
enter the race for the position "Of
purse things have assumed different at
Jude 10 what they were some weeks ago,
nd the changed condition of affairs makes
impossible for me to make a definite an
ounoement at this time of my purposes.
rad not been my intention since my
ithdrawal from the race for governor last
eeember to enter the race for any Off
aal position, but be contented to remain
loyal worker for the supremacy of dem
eiato principles. My friends seem 10
hhk should offer for the senate, and as
what my course will be / am not pre-
AIRED to gay"
Mr.. Blake's friends here feel that he
III he forced to acceed to the wishes Of
Is friends over the State.
AlIeady large number of the sure
elnpers OF the next legislature have
'eased him their support and he stands
me chance to capture the nomination
nouiu he yield to the wishes Of his friends
10 enter the race.
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uur.nI of Young whiddon.

Joaquin. Texas. March 10. Elijah Wind
don, who was killed by piiing falling on
him. az reported in The Post, was buried
in the family cemetery today at 10 o'clock.
The pail bearers were his fellow work
men.
Young whiddon was only 10 and beloved
by all who knew him; he was descendant
OF the Truitt family. which filled such q
conspicuous place in the early history OF
Texas; his grandfather. James Fruit was
member of congress of the Republic OF
Texas and was member OF the State lesis-
lature for some twenty years.
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high Winds Mt Corpus.

Corpus Christi, Texas, March 1f--Yes-
teiday was one of the windIcst DAYS ex-
perienccd in Corpus Christi for some time
past. Throughout the entire day strong
sorthwesterly wind prevailed here. giving
the bay The APPEARANCE Of euf' with
whitecaps aud breakers rolling high. The
weather bulletin here yesterday predicted
n northerly wind followed y, rain yester-
day morning. but the weather turned out
10 be vice versa TO the forecast. However,
no damage was done by the wind, more
than a few fishing smaoFs dragging their
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-03-12

ChappeIi Hill. Texas. March ii.--Tester-
day afternoon Colonel II. Hudsins, an old
aud prominent citizen. while attempting to
rise from his seat. fell 80 heavily that he
sustained an intra csDuiar fracture Of the
fenier and suffered intense agony. Medical
assistance was at once called and all that
could be done for him wos rendered. though
from his extreme old ago and iniirnlity
fears are entertained as To the outcome
NJ the accident.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-03-12
: : e 6 tSN Fl;s LADIES.}

The cheapest cotton goods, shy the 10
cent variety. can bc made up prcttiiy II
good Innings are used and the same trouble
taken with the set AS though It were
an expensive gown And In this connec-
old lininga Of good quality than new ones
of cheap quality. for the old ones will keep
their shape when the cheap new ones VIII
not.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-03-12

Temple, Texas, March l1,--Mrs. Mary H.
Kuhlstate, evangelist Of the Womani
christian Union OF Illinois. lectured ir
The South Side Methodist church last night
aaars were elected: Mrs. j. J. lioolScr.
nresident; Mrs. 70. A. Sterling, vice presi-
G.,nt. Mrs. j. NJ. Armstrong, secretary;
Mrs q II. Staekhnuee. corresponding Sec
ratary. Mrs. Hattie cahoon. treasurer
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xaenuanches County Committec.

Nacogdoches. Texas. March lo.--The
democratic executive committee OF this
county has been called to meet here at
+ha co,,rt house on Friday evening, March
n al $50 o'clock. by Allen Scale. county
chairman OF the democratic party 81 Naeo5-
Candidates are numerous and active;
sarera, arr after each Of the county and
local offices.
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Temple. Texas. March e.--on last nisht
the First Baptist church icolored) OF this
city had its seating capacity taxed with
co,ored people who had met to pay h'tiny
tribute to " W. Quincy. in whose death
they SO recently suffered an almost irre-
parable loss. At $50 o'clock 2. NJ. Petit
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pERsnNAL.

Hon J NJ. Presler OF Comanchc rs here
OH business with the railroad commission
Attorney General Crane lett fer 3her-
man today, at which point no will speak
tomorrow.
Hon. W. r. seahury Of Rio Grande CITY
Is IN the city on business with The attorney
generals department
Colonel 10. GuDter and Mr.. Sam Lazarus
OF Sherman were here today on tbeiI wa
10 the colopel's ranch. below Coirus
Christi.
Hon. W. j. Townsend of Angelina
county is in tue city. He is for Jester
fof governor and believes his county will
instruct that way.
Hon. John II. Bailey OF cucfo IL In the
city. He represented Dewitt county In
the Twenty fourth and Twenty fifth legis-
latures ana will be candi1ate for fe-
election and from present Indications will
have no exposition.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-03-12
Three harms Burncd.

Georgetown, Texas, March lit seems
as il the barn burners had reached VIII
hanson county. Within the last week there
have been three barns burned in this coun-
Grsngor. Alex. Hattison's, Borrys creek.
end Mnt crayen's, OF Leander. The barn
Of Jesse Adams of this place caught fre a
few nights ago. but the Are was put our
hsfore much damage was done.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-03-12
GONZALES COUNTY.
Committee TO Meet Saturday
n "coI Political Mnticrn.

c,..,-' Texas, March 1O.--The DEM
AZ nc Executive committee Of this county
"a nset IN this city on next Saturday,
H. aAne II is not known just what ae-
NJ. u' committee will take 1t IS believed
:, rosy correspondent that the Blake
ens IN DC adopted and not that recon-
Ts asa ny the State committee at Dallas
kiihd'a was little surprise here at the
~ sn,1l . ~ Senator r. @. NILS it be-
"a, aeeasd by Mr.. Mills own supporters
3rnor c,, stood no chance to defeat Gov
| A. a,person for the senate.
'ne nesting OF the executive com
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-03-12
nemedy Tor .nn.l.lrun.

An old time but good remedy to prevent
the hair from falling out IL wash made
by sleeping three large onions In quart
Of rum or until the strength Is drawn from
the vegetable. aud applying II to the scalp
every second day. The odor o. the onion
soon Passes OF but II found dlsagreeable.
ten drops OF lavender oil and ten grains Of
ambcrgris will overcome the scent The
following Is q remedy for falling hair that
has been used with phenomenal succens;
Bay rum. enc and ons-haIf ptnts: sulphate
OF quinlne. twelve grains; tincturs Of cans
Lthsridss. one dracbm. This should be used
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-03-12
snXers Cnmpnign club.

san Antonio, Texas, March H.--A say
ers campaign club was organized here 70.
night with membership OF between ovu
ana 900 W. r. Finley was elected presi-
don't and plans will be made for an active
canvass OF the county. Practically al Tue
democratic leaders of Baxar county are
members OF the club.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-03-12
,,.,,Ic uud Huy HurneI.

Alvin. Texas. March ll.--Mr. G. J. sedg-
wlck a farmer. living west OF town. lost
over 100 tons OF baled hay by fire Wednes-
day night. His stable and hay barn were
! Total loss; partial insurance. Origin OF
fire not known.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-03-12
A poRr ARTHUR CORPORATION

The Port Arthur Rice and Irrigation
company, capital stock 100000, today filed
a charter with the secretary OF state; pur-
poses, construction and maintenance OF
reservoirs. canals, etc. for irriSating
lands; place of business. Port Arthur. In
corporations: II. s. Moshcr. !. M. Mason,
r. a. Greer, II. NJ. Harmon and q. A.
Braley.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-03-12

Trim the skirt with ruffle headed with
inexpensive lace insertion and make
blouse front for the waist Of plain cloth
trimmed with embroidery put on bolero
shape. An immense how of chiffon trimmed
with lace helps out the neck.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-03-12
CHARTERED.

Chartered this afternoon: The Mengcr
Hotel company OF San Antonio; capital
stock S250.00o. 1ncorpDrators; n. d.
KampD,ann. Caroline Kampmann and l..
s. Kampmann,
Tho SeguIn Water and Ice company fled
an amendment TO Its charter today pro-
vidIng for an increase Of It's capital stock
to $4,000.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-03-12

Consumption cured at your home. No
gay I'M cured. Guaranteed Consumption
Cure Company, San. Antonio. Texas.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-03-12

Cuero. Texas, March Ia
was resolved yesterday from Hon. j. o.
Wells OF Brownsyille that ell the counties
in the First supreme judicial distsics -
tba, section had Endorsed Judge Pleasants
for reelection. Every county "a We
Twenty-fourth Judicial district mas NJ
dorsed him.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-03-12

DR.. siegert's Btters is inaorsea ~ yA IA
Sssrauded by accepting = substitute.
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Now Cnrncts nnL XNnII Pnpers


Most Of the new designs In carpets and
wall papera and curtain silks this year show
their Influence OF the English standards ID
such matters. II Is. however, the Englist
idea. MS madified by American taste. Big
and bright colored, aud OF sprawiinBI
spreading pattern, and everything that Il;
British. the designs, nevertheless. bear the
stamp OF what we of the United Stated
deem most artistic In such matters. They,
are radical change from the trim little;
prm little effects that have for some time,
been popular with wall paper and carpets;
.'The truth is said a well known woman.
designer, "that while the English are more,
prolific In such designs than Americanss
yet II Is In America that English designa
are carried out With best effect II they
invent, We carry out their inventions. anc:
while TO the originating may belong the
greater honor, yet surely some credit Is dud
TO that ability which turns the oriIinai
idea 10 greater account than the originator
himself had any notion OF at FIRST"
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every night. rubbing the scalp until quit,
dry.
Avoid all lotions for the hair that contain
alcohol. for It VIII quickly dry the natura
oil from the hair. and certain amount 0
oily substance is necessary for u health.
scalp. Dandruff. unless In a most agra
waited form, Is not disease, but the rosul
be prevented from forming, but can be KEEP
from accommodating.
However, IL an excess of dandrun Is trou
bling you, the following lotion will cure, !
followed UP with frequent washings, will
thorough rinsings;
One part rosemary, one part tincture o.
canthuridos, one and Gnc-half parts solu-
tion of carbonate OF potassium, with foul
ounces Of distilled water; apply once day
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He will make senator of whom every
Texan may well feel proud Courageous
and gifted, he win, believe. leave in the
senate annals record ms brilliant as that
which his famous father bequeathed the
house OF representatives. His bitterest en-
envy dare not ask more OF him. G.D.A.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-03-12
FOR w. NJ. IMBopEN.

Spencer N. Graves.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-11-27
LOCAL UNIONS ENLIVENED.
Recent w. C. II. U. Convention Had
Good Effect.

Ramsey County w. @. r. U. held largely
attended meeting in the Y. NJ. G. A. rooms
yesterday afternoon and discussed ways for
taking advantage Of the encouraging interest
in the work which has resulted from the
recent convention.
The committee in charge of the arrange
ments for the national convention reported
that 1t would come out free from debt and
that all bills incurred would be settled during
the coming week.
Mrs. Addie Bixby Upham presided and
nearly 100 names were handed in on the new
membership list. At least two new unions
will be formed, and perhaps more, but many
OF the new members will be taken into those
unions already in existence in their own parts
OF the city.
conference of unions will be formed at q
mass meeting to be held Friday afternoon.
This will meet monthly and will be a means
OF bringing all of the unions into touch with
one another to the probable betterment Of the
cause.
Miss Cummens, of Australia, was present
and spoke enthusiastically on this line of the
work
Some Of the names of the new members
follow:
Mrs. Mathew Taylor Arthur Forsman, Rev.
A. A. Dahlberg, Mrs. N. R. Taylor, Mrs j.
Nellie Murphy, Miss Macintosh. Dr.. F. G.
Spates, A. Cameron, L. Parlin c. c. Frisk
]. J. Mann, Mrs. Lila SAUL Mrs. T. Phair
Mrs. NJ e. Webster. Miss Bertha Webster
Lewis ie Larson n6@1 MRS EHSsyers Mrs Mrs Rq i
H. Gadd. Mrs. A. NJ. Spencer, Mrs. Overt NJ
Pierce. Belle C. Morse, Mrs. McGuiggan, Mrs
Greer, Miss Miriam Hillman. Mrs. c. L. Fisk
Mrs. ]. c. Mann, Mrs. NJ. B. Jameson Miss
Nellie Hall, Mrs. II. A. Morrow. Mrs. W. N.
Smith, Mrs. e. B. Gadd, Mrs A D. Harrison,
Miss Martha Lee, Mrs. W. E. Moran, Mrs. w.
p Owens
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-11-27
Death.


DAVIDsON-In ST. Paul, Mimi, Nov 24th,
1898. Mabel A., daughter of the late John
x. and Susan Davidson. aged "a years. Flu
neral services at the residence of her sister
Mrs. w: j.. Noble, No. 81 South Victoria
street, Sunday, 9th instant, al O'Clock
p. m, to which friends are invited. Inter-
ment private.
LEYDE-In St. Paul, Nov. rs, 1898. William
NJ. Leyde, aged 70 years, at residence, No.
e0S York street. Funeral from above ad-
dress Sunday. Nov n, at 2 o'clock.
BARTLErT-In St. Paul, at ST. Joseph's hos
pital, Saturday, Nov. 20. at II :35 a. m,
Alfred W. Bartlett, aged IS years. Funeral
from late residence. 253 Banfl, Monday,
Nov. g. at $50 a. m. Services at tho
Catholic church. MENDOZA. al II a. M
SBVER-In ST. Paul, Saturday, Nov. 20, 1898,
Mrs. Mary Sever, aged "a years. Funeral
from residence OF Rudolph Sever, 3S East
Robe street, Tuesday, Nov. 20, at 1 o'clock
,. M Serviees at German NJ. E. church,
corner George and Bidwell streets. Friends
invited.
MURPHY-At Seattle, Wash. Nov. 26, 1893,
a. the residence of his sister, Mrs Joseph
Webber, Patrick V. Murphy, aged "a, son
OF Mrs. Bridget Murphy and the ,ata
Maurice S. Murphy. OF 204 Granite street
Notice of funeral lister.
VIM D. Nagel F. @, Listoe.
VIM, g. NAGEL UNDERTAKING COMPANY
Funeral directors and eInbalmers. 322
Wabasha street. Telephone sos. Between
Third and Fourth streets.
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LODGES WILL VISIT.
I. o. o. f. Has Arranged a Series of
Winter SOciaIs.

The local lodges of the !. o. o. F. have
arranged the following visiting list, the lodge
first named being the lodge to be visited the
second the lodge in charge of the programme:
Nov. 3o-Triple Link No. 200, Payne and
Wells, Merriam Park No. 152.
Dec. S-Union No. rs. Odd Fellows block.
Freia No. 129.
Dec 12-Wiidey No. 5, St. Anthony Park.
Dec 9s-Home No. 1876. ss7 wabasha. Ger
T.lia No. IS
De-. 27-Yorwaerts No. 161, Concord ana
East ROBBIE. Union No. As
Jan. meridian No. 151, $50 Cedar, Hamline
No 153.
Jan. 10-Merriam Park No. 152. 1929 Uni
versity avenue Home No. 1876
Jan. 1S0Germen-American No. So corner
Fifth and Robert, ST. Paul No. 2
Jan. 25-Freja No. 129 Odd Fellows block
Vorwaerts No. 161.
Jan. S1-Hamline No 49, Smelling and Can't
tol Columbia No. 205.
Feb. s-NOrden No. III, $50 Cedar, wlldey
No. 8.
Feb. 15-west Side No. 1os, lis South Wa
baSha, Twin City No. l7s
Feb 20-Exceisior No. co. Odd Fellows
block, German American No. IS.
March @Dayton's BLUM No. 80, East Sew
March 9-Germania No Is corner Fifth and
Robert Meridian No. 151.
March 16-Twin City No. 1T9 corner SIKH
and Seventh West Side No. 1o6.
March 21-St. Paul No. 2, Odd Fellows'
block. Norden No. Ill.
March so-snelling No. 1SS. Fort Smelling,
Excelsior No 60