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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-05-21
DEATH OF EX-GOVERNOR ROBERTS


All classes OF people in Texas Will learn
Of the death OF OK Governor o. NJ. Roberts
with unfeigued regret and feel that one of
the most picturesque and popular fSures~
in Texas history has passed away. Like
that grand old man" across the waters.
who died this week the "Old Alsal ie' lived
TO a rare old age. full OF donors an, cred.
tied with useful service to the public
II has been more than fifty years sirce
oran NJ. Roberts began his public career
in this State. He was here under lie re
public and has seen the then sparse.y set
tied territory grow in RE hes, In pogn,r-
ton in production and industry unit It
American Union. In that development Of
law and order and In that ,nateria. pro
gress the deceased took prom.nen, i0it
AS citizen. as a prose ,ating attorney, as
Judge upon the bench and as the chief
magistrate OF the State. Possibly his best
labors in behalf OF Texas we're those Ter
formed as jurst In nou,aiug cur l,ral
prccedents and bringing our judicial sys-
tenn and codes to a high degree of excel
lencc. His occupancy of the gubernatorlal
chair also was not without its great i'm
,aen h., a..
The "oid Alcalde." rs h, was familsrly
and affoctonatoly known, was poss,ssed Ct
strong individuality lie wa, honest.
practical and original AMI few men h.ve
occupied official position in Texas who have
died with more enviable pubic record ,c
hind them, or with fewer personal or pcit.
icai enemies He was one of the rlost on
| splouous OF tho "old Texans" who are new.
IN the natural order OF events, passing
away so rapidly. The Old Texans were n
noble order OF men--rugged. fearless han.
est patriotic and of fine abilities. They
were the men who found a wilderness
brought 1t under civliizing influences, de-
veloped Its matchess resources libera,iysa
its codes and left It as a pric ,,oss ,nhtr,.
tanoe to those who are Low shapIns ia
great destinies. These rlonnars lacl,1
many of the so-called graces Of the pres,n,
time, they had their preiuiioes and n,,,
iiarities, but they were capable OF ara.
deeds and performed wonins in their day
TO this class belonged @. NJ. Roberts ara
he did his especially promiasm port fd,,b.
fuliy and well. After long years of suiv.
i'y and useful labors crowned with all ,rt
honors of the State In mis- time. retaining
The respect. the confidence and the Iowa 81
the masses, the "old Aleilde" has at ,s;t
gone from us. That his ie,ta will be I'm.
cereiy mourned Throughout Texas ard his
memory kept green. goes without saving
he was one OF our his'o-i, figures and will
not be soon forgotten.
The Post joins sincerely in the rniverso,
regret which will he expressed IN rexas AZ
the distinguished ex 60 iernor's death and
u extends its sympathy to the members
OF the deceased's family wno me,r, NJ,
Win double sense Of bereavement.
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GALVESTON COUNTY.
Principal Fight VIII he over the
County Chairmunship

Galveston, Texas, May 20. The demo.
crate primaries to be held here tomorrow
have every indication of being flee and
easy affaIr,
AS the matter stands now. there is no
question OF doubt hut that delegates
10 the county convention will be chosen
WHO are in favor OF Savers for governor,
Judge Robson of La Grange for congress
Judge Gavin for chief justice OF the Grim
inal court OF appeals, Mayheld for rail.
ROAD commissioner and 7. s. Smith for
attorney general, That much Is easy
There is no fight anywhere along thai
line The all-absorbing topic OF discussion
today Is who is going to be county chair
man
Robert Weber. the present chairman
OF the county democracy. wants the place
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so.n T,ctory Burrs&

Dallas. Texas, May 2o.-l I,
Soap and Refining company = ~
northern part of the city DuinN
with a large amount Of raw ~ \.
manufactured stock. Loss s IN +,
insured. j. b. Wilson Of DAM n Y
dent of the company and y
st. Louis, Mo-, is vice preslaeu.sL. s,
The origin of the flre Is IN
is doubtful IL the plant VIII
soon
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o'clock yesterday morning by George
Tucker. particulars of which were pub
ushed in this mornings Post, was this
afternoon jailed on 4 warrant charging
her with being an acconplice In ,he Kill
ing The woman had been brought before
Justice powlen to give evidence in tho
coroners inquest and she made statement
which resulted in Constable Ras Landry
swearing out THE warrant as above stated
Justice Dowlen has corple.ed the IN
quest AMI his verdict is that Brinkley came
TO his death from gunshot wound ill.,
nlcted by pistol in the hands of George
Tucker
Remains vi the dead negro We're inferred
at 1880 o'clock this morning, colored
lodges of Masons and Knights of Pythias
attending in a body.
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strike Mt Hnlletsvi'l. =,

Halietsville, Texas, May =
cutters and some few ot1er p-l
on the new court house tnis ~
claiming that they were w0sa
The bricklayers are yet 49,
matters have not been adlus.a,s ~ l
The contractor has appaier.~es N
in securing stone cutters. - eu 4
some time not had enough i,, IN
1t was required for the pul'u
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DENTON AND HOPKINS.
Agreed They WIN Make Political
History To-day.

Dallas, Texas, May ga week ago all
political eyes were focueed on Cooke and
Grayson counties Tonight all are watch
ing Denton and Hopkins. Both IRE claimed
by both the Wynne and Savers forces.
Manager Foster returned from sulphur
Springs tonight He will not make any
predictions or claims
1t is agreed on all sides that tomorrow's
pr;rfries will largely determine what kind
of race C)lcnel Wynne will make against
Major Savers
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Lool.ing After Denton Comfy.

Denton, Texas, May iS.-Many candidates
for State offices were in town today, among
them Hon Maln Trice, candidate Tor attor-
ney general; NJ. NJ Brooks OF Grccnville
end Dor A. Bliss OF sherman, candidates
for judge Of the court of criminal appeals,
George w. Finger. candidate for land COM
missioner Besides these were many friends
Of the different candidates locking after the
Denton county interests.
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BOND ISSUES APPROVE

The following bond issues were IN,
ing approved for registration by d,
ney general: $4,000 Donley covs,,j
house refunding; $4,000 HempbIu I
court house refunding; $500 M
county bridge; $500 Scurry county \
$25, 500 Abilene refunding water vc,
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BODY FOUND IN rHr nv,

The body of Van Sowder, 1 rsad
South Austin, was found flostln, n
Colorado river today, where It bad a
ly been for some time. 1t is sutpds|
he lost ills footing and fell thrd|
railroad bridge several days ap II
tempting to cross it.
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WOOL OUTLOOK BRIGHT.

Judge C. w. STANDARD, one Of III
prominent sheep men along tho The I
Southern Pacific west Of San AnisA|
In the city today. He says The Ssal
look is brighter than 1t has been hi
and reports that the first sah q
springs clip brought 10 cents ps Il
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Judge Brooi>s' Cnndidnc,.

Austin, Texas, May 20,-The candidacy or
Judge NJ NJ. Brooks for the chief Justice.
ship OF the court of criminal appeals Is
meeting with considerable favor. 1t has
been Endorsed by the bars of Hunt, Hopkins
and Rains counties within the past Few
days and other friends of his throughout
the state are bestirring themselves in his
behalf with gratifying results
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SET rnR MONDAY.

District Judge West came in from Oranss
Last right and left for his home in Wool
Vile this, morning To The Pest corro-
srondent Judge West said that the April
term OF the district court was conducted
at Orange yesterday and he was going hoEio
for few days rest before he began tao
Muy term of the jefferson county district
court. The judge said ne had not yet set
Cate for hearing the application of Her
nan witt fer release from custody under
writ Of habeas corpus, but expected to hear
IL Mordey. AS will be remembered, the
" tit case is one in which the authority of
the city to enforce ordinances aid maintain
peace is involved. If Judge West releases
witt the city has no appeal ard is, there
fore, undon1. If he holds him Wits ooun-
sci sey they will take the case u the highe"
courts.
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Fort Worth, Texas, MAY 4 s,,yl
ry, colored, who was given
tence en- Tuesday on a cnaiss s.,,t
a party of white men while nv ,', q 4
was again convicted yts. .''o,e W.
offense and two years - an q
term in the pen. Tne,s .plty
charges pending against y al II ~
Iy thai he will be convicted y
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A Wynnc Rumor.

Dallas. Texas. May GA report thar
Colonel r. NJ. Wynne was Just about ready
TO quit the race for governor and enter the
contest for attorney general gained wide
circulation in Dallas today. II was yIgor
ously denied by the local Wynne managers
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NEGROES BARTERINC.
ASK RECOGNITION from the Populist
Party.

Party.
Luling' Texas, May 2O-The leading col
ored politicians of the Southwest met few
days since so it is stated. and formulated
a demand for recognition to the populists
in order to secure their support during IN,
coming election. The meeting was lively
one and the colored voters Stated most en-
phatically that unless they were fullv rer
oGnised and men OF their cholce--at least a
TAR share Of them-,plsced on the ticket
that they would place full ticket in the
field, thereby insuring the de.eat of tho
populist candidates for every office. Wheth.
or or not a compromise will be made Is no.
known as popullsts refuse TO discuss ;he
matter '"N
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PERSONAL

Colonel John n. Simpson q Ds1
Judge ]. w. Terry Of Galveston vM|
today,
County Judge Ellinger Of rsysui
was here today on business with ~ |
ney generals department.
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Organizing snycrs Force,.

Waxahachie, Texas, May 2o.-Joe tn.
Jameson arrived here today from Austin TO
see into organizing campaign committee
for Savers. c. J. Harris was chosen chair
man of the forces here.
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CHARTERS cpA,,r...

The following charters ~. I.
record in the secretary Of st,,.,. \
cay: wy
RED River causeway and R,,..
p;Ly of Hardeman county. e,,,,.'
$500. lncorporators: H. n M.
j. w. Odell OF Quanah. rers, ~
Livingston of Eldorado, O. =
F. G. Holton company Of Hou,,., !;
capital stock $4,000. The mrs.. !.
corporation Is to buy and n, n
carbide, acetylene and other "a. M
and fixtures. Incorporators. r 4 y
w. b. Rarsone and C. G. Tark,h,,,s
Chickasaw Asphalt company. NJ
to amend its charter BY remoyio r., l. }
cipal office from Fort Worth 4 ~
Hart Grocery company n MI.
county; capital stock $4,000. Inionr
Daniel Lairne of Calvert and !. y
and j. NJ. Broyles of TYLER.
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TWELVE PAGES
DIFFERENCES IN TIME.

moon OF one day at Washington, before
noon same day at Houston: a. IN. Of next
day at Maniia)
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WHERE WE WE'RE DRurrIxc.

That we were becoming rapidly China
lied" prior TO the present war. was faet
that YVES patent 70 many thoughtful OBJ
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servers not only in tho United States but
abroad. National dignity WIS suffering,
national honor at c low ebb ard spiri =
lees peace at-any price none-of our busl-
ness sentiment was attempting TO perma
nenily dominate our policies.
| Finally a slunibering sense OF justice, a
long hidden spirit of manly resentment
was awakened BY the continued muitipli.a-
| tinn Of horrors in Cuba, coupled with Sper-
sh insolcnce and injury toward lis. The
narrow. selfish Views of the Hanna Elkins
style OF statesmen we're forced TO giya way
10 something better. a1d we d,termiled 10
strike a blow for freedom and humanity
while avenging our own wrongs.
Why were we so long reaching this con-
clusion? Why. when we determined TO act,
were we so unpreparedl The answer comes
from an outside source. Here Is what the
Mexican Herald says and it is worth the
careful consideration of every good citizen
in the United States, for i, shows whittier
VIC were drifting;
The plain truth is that the American people,
essentially military and aggressive, had been.
sihco the civil war manncled and fettered by
ployed the tariff TO build up trusts and extor-
tionnte monopolies. had subsidized the press
to q large extent, and hau stihed the public
thinking. The Nation grew fat-wlttcd and
wns dazed by tho sophistries Of the college
professors who had mostly gone over to the
plutocracy. And so when, by the logic Of
events. the administration tput into power in
u passion OF fear lest Bryan should turn out
Samson and pull down the pillars OF the
temple OF constitutional liberty found Itself
confronted by Spain it nearly had Mysteries
riuf tgr,a nut
grudgiigly for u navy and had reduced the |
army to state Of anaemia All that the
hungry jobbers in congress had thought Of
for years private schcming and the pro-
teciior OF the big monopolles
Thus when the war came the country was
not rendy; the Hercules had. been too long
under opiatoS The administration Instead ut !
being prepared for war with a second class |
po"er. had to gain time by various expedients
and buy ships In all the open markets OF the
@ord~from England Germany and brazil |
Bnt wholesome lesson has been learned and |
the American people. the genie now released
from the sealed Jar OF the Hannaltes will |
never 20 back again.
" this wal had not come when It did, or
rather had we gone on in the usual way. for
another presidential term or two, with The
old influences dominant at Washington, we
should have become an easy mark for n
powerful nation with big nav and a
great modern army ready TO De moved anv-
where at a moments notice. The dry rot
had commemorative Chinalzing was in
progress
or course. the manlness OF Americana
not having been crushed oft completely.
We should have rallied under assaults and
grown warlike again, even under defeats
and eventually reasserted ourselves az n
great people, but in the meantime the
struggle would have cost us untold millions
thousands OF lives and bitter humiliation,
We must remember hereafter that numbers
merely do not constitute power
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FROM THE STATE n
Remains of Ex.Co...
Lying in State at i, :.
Burial WILL TAKE plAcr !,
Bond % Issue. Approves.
Man Found FIont,n . ast,
new Corporations CO.. - y

Austin. Texas. May 2oy-r
Ex-Governor Roberts ws,. 10y
capitol this evening. who.. !.
main in state in charge ., n = =
o. ren0r until p IN. tonorre.. I.
VIII be buried by the Mason,. 4,
travis County Bar associate, :
evening and appointed a nm, ~. +
pare suitable resolutions upsa j,
and selected pal bearers h o,s.,..
f0neral' The flag On the capitol /. !
mast today and the departn.,,. Z.
out OF respect to ii, 80.
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Tho New York Commercial suggests as a
GOOD policy the following:
Free Cuba.
Annex Hawaii.
Take Porto Rico.
Send help to Dewey.
occupy the Philippines.
Construct the Nicaragua canal
huiId up our shpyards and merchant ina
rine
Enlarge our army and navy and improve
our coast dcfenses--at once
Let congress pass ample appropriations that
all TINS may be promptly and thoroughly per
formed
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The American navy claims to be fighting
establishment and not detective buroau

establishment and not detective bureau
----------------.
Tho withdrawal of Lieutenant Coyor,o,
Jester from the gubernatorial race still fnr.
'nor simpilhes the situation The lieutenant
governor mad strong and enthusiastic fol-
lowing, but he seems to have concluded that
the showing was not sufficient to justify him
In further remain Ia the neld Under such
circumstances, Il was the manly thing for
Governor Jester TO withdraw. though the fact
may prove a keen disappointment 10 hi,
friends, Colonel Wynnc North Texas man
and Major Sayers, a South Texas man. now
have nm open field and fair fight, with lots
of districts yet to hear from.
Admiral Sampson aud the strategy board
have apparently gone up against a ls,14l5
puzzle.
An exchange remarks that Oklahoma Is stin
pushing her claims for statehood She has 50n
miles OF railway completed and 200 moro nm
der way 1910 school houses. log Newspapers
IA churchcs and 81 banks Nine az bor cit,o.
have paid fire departments, seven have cIoc.
tric lights and three have water works. or
politics 1t Is said, she has enough for two
large sized States.
Austin has possibly no complaint TO make
hghinst the confusion and delays in the war
department! it's an III wind etc.
rhe public Will be Glad to learn that the
enrolment of students at the State Un,yer-
sly this year IL larger than ever hsccro--
thus Indicating that our people are discover.
ing the merits Of this noble Texas lnstitn,ion
There Is no necessity for going out of Texas
to enjoy educational facilities of the highest
order.
senior Polo Rernabe is evidently not do.
sirous OF returning to Washington as nm NJ.
nee holder-he is becoming a most offensive
partisan"
Few cities In the country have given the
soldier boys erander send OF than Hous.
ton ala Thursday night. Few cities OF our
size have more cause than we TO feel prou1
OF their contingent OF the volunteer army
TWO companies OF infantry and troop OF cav
airy and all Of frst-class material.
we may hear OF fierce naval hattle at mn,
time now and we may not hear OF one for
weeks or months-so there YOU are. from
reliable news standpoint,
An Ohio representative has introduced !,
resolution In congress providing for tho re.
turn TO tho South OF captured Confederate
nays IL would be graceful act by the con-
sress to adopt the resolution aud anothe,
demonstration that the civil war is over.
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ADMIRAL Cervera IS creating worry, In cor.
tfin quarters. wholly dsprtrortionea IN ,hs
hshung capacity Of Spanish feet Of any
sife' u the Manila battle was criterion a.
Spanish naval excellence.
-.
old Texas wheat Is going to Chicago n
SET some of the big money that is ready for
that kind Of grain and incidentally 10 make
room AZ home for the new crop that Ia coming
on with such splendid prospects as to both
price and quantity.
We need Just one more chance 10 establish
700 character Of our navy in European opin-
ION beyond the reach OF detraction. rben
Europe can come to the from, with ne no..a
sugsestions as soon as il pleases.
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we need lust one more chance TO estabIi.h
voc ,naracser OF our navy In European opin-
ION beyond the reach of detraction. rhen
Europe can come to the from, with its peace
sussestions as soon as 1t pieases.
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The public will be Glad to learn that the
enrolment of students at the State Univer-
s'Iy this year Is larger than ever before.
mus Indicating that our people are discover.
ing the merits Of this noble Texas Institution
there is no necessity for going OUT of Texas
to enjoy educational facilities of the highest
order.
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LOCAL NOTES


me city schools closed for the term to-
a9y and the session is reported as having
been profitable TO the school children.
me saw mill engine and machinery for
lhe Pine Island Bayou Irrigation comnanv
arrived last night and was ioaled today nm
N"sons Tor transportation to the mill site
The site so long occupied by tho LON.
manufacturing companys saw and shjng,e
MIL Is now about clear of machinery All
uui,uings' twenty cars or more being car
ileu away today. There is now NOTHING IN
interfere with construction of the creosot-
ing works. ''eOso'-
me city council has authorized the EN-.
pio!ment or counsel TO assist The citv at
,orney IN prosecuting Herman Witt. chsreed
WIN selling liquor on Sunday. whose ba-
peas corpus application for release from
custody viii be heard by District Judge
West Monday. 'u'se
Mhhe IN the city last night District
Iase West was approached by County
sMruse nray ana consented to holding the
=, ~ ur.M OF the district court in the ctun-
y court room. This ARRANGEMENT will, g,vo
the Federal court ana unrestrirted a." n S,se
tthity to do business. 'p'o'
q the Gulf and Interstate. informad M
ics' correspondent today that h;s ronS
woulc begin making reduced round III,
r ra, 10 bolivar, High Island Patton an.
t narIos'oh on Sunday. Msy 30 It is the IT,
s.r 10 ihaugufate a double daily mas
sVhsef service at the same time. '-'
Navy, Cuba ana HawnIi,
poruoio' in ten parts. sixteen views r.,
eaoh part OF the finest half tone ,iciures
vi TIE American Navy, Cuba and l1ow.,,
has lust been issued by a Chicago nrh,,sh
ing house.
The Gulf, Colorado and Santa Fe ra,,w,,
mas no. made arrangements for a specia, adj.
,ou lor ne benefit of its patrons, and a
tsket o9,,c copy can be seen at the local
~ cents each, the full set. iso n,c nau az
hs s put u; Subscriptions for the set NAV
pr present ler, with VIII, the agent. In view Of the
p,e.ules are very timely. Cali at ,he ,;cls.
'''ee ana see them. w. S. Keenan, '
General Passenger Agent.
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&. N, JOHNSTON. -------- president.
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Crow Case Agsi' \

Cameron, Texas, May - oh n
the State Of Texas vs.. ~ An
called in the district co' \.
A special venire Of 100 ms sp,. 4. sss
moned. This case has p' sc,,r ~
one, having been in the IN. mi W
eral years, and during .acnsidf
PENDANT has been Twice ,,'drrsSI
der and as often the 1uarrIsrisi
reversed by the court " -
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