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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-11-20
CROCKETT CULLINGs.
|istrict Court Has Adjourned-LOcal
and Personal Notes.

ittrict Court Has Adjourned-LOcal
and Personal Notes.
crockett, Texas. November 1s.-District
uit, which has been in session several
eeks' adjourned today. This is the first
rm OF Hon. A. D. Lipscomb at this place.
y rulings on all matters have been clear
% prompt and his strict attention to bus
sss mas made him many friends and has
Aae MIN popular with the people. His
Parges TO the jury are masterpieces, and
roN MIN 10 be lawyer of ability. His
s0tslons have excited great deal OF
sorable comment for their fairness and
suce. His many friends here bespeak
him brilliant future.
commissioners court has been in session
uce last Monday, full court being pres
several matters of Importance were
s'snaed TO. A number OF applications fol
Ned Apon
=. Carter, Mistrot Bros. manager at
place, Is in Galveston ON business.
suuse James II. Burnett of Galveston
40 mere attending court this week,
a.s. Della Collier Of Conroe is visiting
'auses In this city.
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= rlNf CROP OF WHARTON
ur,.y INCREASED ACREAGE
|LAno - NJ pUr IN THIS SEASON.
c~ous Have Also Been Great
per 80 ycighborinE Towns
sse "...,ur the auarantines.

marion, Texas. November ls.-From
n. commissioner f. Aldas, who is one
wy vast experienced and successful
w !, the coast section, The Post
.noud.nt learns that the last sea-
!. output OF cane has been all replant-
planters buying cane from
m' addition to last years planting
V's s,aay will plant twenty-four acres
.s,r, Groom & Hodges 100 acres. and
..rmers will increase the acreage
=. same proportion. The cane this
=, !. - arst-class quality and yields
.,,.,our tons to the acre where no
s;,,,er has been used.
sli,as' q Jones have been busy this
y srinding sorghum, from which a
rsas If syrup has been manufactured.
deliclous flavor and finds ready
~. SLIGHT frosts which have fallen in
ne 'ty have had no deteriorating eff
entton or vegetation; the late cotton,
, ~ nerfect bolls and will yield first
an,,on. The sweet potato crop sur
sas he record of many seasons, one
mar eot half dozen potatoes from
h,i, Weighing thirty-two pounds a
another farm one hill contained
Y, sro average size potatoes. The
.nss success in the production OF
corn last year will be the cause
NJ extension of that industry; several
rdred acres ON the west side viii be
.oted TO the cultivation of broom corn
second crop Of hay is now being har-
s,ea and sells at $3.50 a ton. 1t equals
Jllne crop in quality. With It's i'm
snsc fields of cane, large acreage Of
an, corn. diversified with wheat, rice
4 tobacco, large truck farms. which
n and ready buyers in the city market,
harton county will forge to the front,
5snsndent Of boil weevil and other enc
81 n king cotton, which will be minor
nsderation.
ma commissioners court has authorized
i issuance OF $4,000 jail and court house
nds at per cent to replace the same
nount at 6 per cent; 1875 at 8 per cent
Ne been issued for the purpose OF re-
firing bridges destroyed during the sum
ar foods. A right OF way was granted
the Wharton and Bay City telephone
AS an evidence that the people OF Whar-
n county have perfect faith in the abili-
Of the proper official to control the
pallpox situation the towns surrunding
harton hsvey raised the quarantine
alnst the t51nty seat and business has
sumed its usual routine. There have
len no deaths and all patients are do
& we'll.
Dled--Friday after short illness, Helen
ubrey, the little daughter of Mr.. and
HIS. R. q. Moreland. Interment takes
ace at the city cemetery this morning
lat Hungerford Monday night. Mr.. D.
Curtis was married to Miss Clara
|isey, Rev. j. Murray officiating.
Married last Sunday. R. NJ. Frazier and
les Annie Lewis, both OF Wharton.
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ENC cattre for southwest Texas.

Beeville. Texas. November ia car
load of fine registered cattle were received
here last week for local stockmen, The
cattle were from Missouri and we're red
polls and shorthorns. The cattle were
distributed among their purchasers as
follows: V. v. Hohler. nineteen; Philip
Power. two: John o'Drien, two. and II. D.
Kaufman. six. The entire bunch was IN
oculated by DIR. q. NJ. stephens for spien-
etio fever.
The raising of fine cattle In this sec
ton has been growing industry for sew
eral years and was given quite aHSnestus
by tho fine exhibits Of I've stock At the re-
cent San Antonio fair. Hardy 4 ranch
man in this county now but twho me-
lot of good cattle and Is constantly I'M
proving them.
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NAcoGDoCHEs COUNTY.


Nacogioches, November 17.-Following
is a summary of the condition of Nacog
doches county financially: General fund,
$2,19457 funds on hand, S135.S3; school
fund, $5,647.65; stationery fund, 1,io726;
jury fund, $2,34542; cash on hand, $3.50;
road and bridge fund, S1,57232; cash on
hand, s1,135S3. County land fund on
hand, S2,1SS.4s.
The commissioners court regular term
has just adjourned and an appropriation
of $2,464.S4 was granted 10 pay oil the
various expenses of the county.
The pension list that was refused by
the comptroller on account OF not being
passed upon at regular term of the
court was passed at this term of the
court and will go up for approval at once
The county commissions will aid III
getting up a fair for this county next
year, and at the proper time will make
such appropriations as will insure the en-
terprise.
Following is list of the names of
all the applicants for pensions approved
by the commissioners court at the regular
November term; the names of the cont
mands they belonged were not given 10
The Post correspondent.
Sarah King Matte e. Antonio 1barbo,
Rebecca Meyers, Thomas ]. Henson, Mrs.
Susan Self. Amanda buchanan j. A.
GLADDEN., Elizabeth Blackburn G. w.
Tucker, j. r. Riley, A. ]. Wood, F.. A.
Mayes. j. NJ. Chancellor, D. L. Taylor,
John Landers, J. T. Bruce, VIM, Levi
Casper, VIM. Wood. Mrs. NJ. A. Carnley,
n. H. Neil, j. II. Long, Washington Til
lerey. Lucinda q. Lee, j. A. Manchaca,
r. w. Barber, r. II. johnson, Mrs. NJ
M. Bone. p. w. Crisp, Simon Sullivan
w. P. Phillips, j. T. Hodges, 7. B. Long,
j. C. Grimes. Roxey Miley, Thomas Moon
ey, G. H. Newman r. B. Skllern, L. +.
phillips, Mary j. Blackburn. James Stone.
II. A. Goats. j. S. Hardy, S, E. Carnes'
NJ. F. Sims C. d. Kerr, Martha A. Brown
w. B. Stoker. Mary d. Mora, j. s. Edison,
w. A. Meador, J. H. Rose, S. f. Wal
lace, N A. Brimer Penny Will
burn, II. A. Hall, L. I. Green.
A. A. Beck, Sarah E. Courtney 5. H.
Rector. Jas. NJ. Cartwright. G. w. Dur
rett, ]. f. Wells, R. Ybarbo, I. j. Hunt,
Joel Collinsworth. William Collins. Will
liam Rogers, s. r. Briley, NJ. T. King,
Melvin West, Mary z. Smith, Susan G.
Case. r.. A. Chandler, Laura A. Parrish
I Mary Z. A. A. Thomson. C. r, Judkins,
J G. w. Layton, Martha J. Earle. S, =. a.
Knox T. H. Ammons, j. r. Bell, D. y
| Love, Martha r. A. Goens. Fanny NJ NJ
| Parker, Eliza Sellers, ]. 7. Tyler, a. y
Beaver NJ. A. Rogers j. I. Bell, n. y
Boatman, A. G. Crouch, j. X. Meaiofa
Mary A. Strahan, William G. Paschai, A.
J. Tucker, d. NJ. GLADDEN., N Moody.
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Terrell Items.

Terrell. Texas, November l7--seyerai
Odd Fellows of Terrell lodge attended a
lodge social at Forney last evening and
report very enjoyable occasion, Mesars.
q. w. sage, c. ". Crumbaugh, A. Brum-
baugh and Vic. Reinhardt represented
Terrell.
Terrell Is now ON the run for manufac-
tories In dead earnest. A new interest
far In excess OF anything heretofore
known, peryades the entire population.
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corroN POINTERS.

Victoria, Texas, November 17.-cotton
is holding up very we'll; shipments from
Victoria proper up to date amount TO 71sA
bales, and from other stations In the coun-
~ 1892 bales; the, seasons yield for the
entire county will approximate 10000
bales.
Hillsboro, Texas, November 17.-This
city has received $4,000 bales of cotton
this season from wagons. which II 5000
bales short OF this date last year. The
farmers say there is very little more cot
ton In the country. II II not believed
that the receipts viii run much over 49,
600 bales.
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EVENTS AT VERNON.
A Tornado Went Through Ihini'
settled section; No Damage bone

Settled SectiOh' NO -. %
Vernon, Texas, November ls.-aoou' =
o'clock last night storm formed just east
Of the city, developing the proportions OF
tornado in a few minutes; the roaring NOISE
could be heard for miles. 1t Travelled IN d
northeasterIy direction through thiniy set
tied part Of this county and the comanene
territory Up to this writing no damage mas
been reported .on, sowp IN
wheat, and farmers are still sowing. lne
ground was never known to be IN ti Dstle II
wear. That which was sown early IS iafs ~.
enough to pasture; it IS coming up aN
growing off in good shape - from
Three negroes, claiming TO come iron
Denver, COL. broke into Oscar sw ,n1 nipy :
house 1--WE miles northwest Of y tIe d' II
ss5. n pair of shoes and hat. sherln VII
ams and Deputy Massie arrested them y, i soo
miles east OF the city. and in oeiauit % hi
bond each, they will have to lay IN laii unFi'
the March term of the district court
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sHERIFFs' DEPARTMENT.

,"enty.fiye dollars reward for the ar
f.. o. Mitch Green, black negro, height
leet inches; weight about 100 pounds;
ea,s No. shoes age about "a years;
taaii monstache; left here wearing black
q ,;, ,alse hrim. blue jumper; has corn
n " s.a Toe OF left foot; smallpox marks
s,ae OF. nose; may be fresh
a, ed with buckshot about right hip
Me' small scar on side. above left
{on.a~y walk. Was las, seen in this
NY on the eth day Of November. 1899
va warrant for his arrest charged
|V,ts,. burglary. Wire all information 70
}ills raim, sheriff Austin county, Bell
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a VICTIM or HypRornoBIA.
Little Hoy pied in Horrible Agony
nj Kaufman.

kaufman, Texas. November is-John'
the little son Of A. NJ Reid, was bitten by
a mad dog nine months ago near kaut-
man and not much attention was paid to
the matter, as it was not believed at that
time that the dog was mad. Last Tuesday
he went home from school feeling badly
ana developed very severe case of hydro
phobia. from which he died Thursday This
is the first case OF the kind that has been
reported in Kaufman and is causing much
talk among physicians.
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GEoRcETowS NOTES.
An Amateur Pluy 10 he Presented ny
Young People.


Georgetown, Texas. November ls.--Prot.
Gentry's dog show is In town today ana
as consequence all the little folks are
on tiptoe watching out for the dogs.
The young people of the city VIII Mon
day. the 2oth present the amateur play
TONY. the Convict Mr.. +, D. Love ap'
pears in the title role; A. S. Fisher, Jr.'
as Judge Van Cruger; Miss Mayoell DEM
MS Mrs Van Cruger: Joe Matthews ~
Warden Burrows; Dr. A. u, Hawkins. az
James Barclay; Harry Sharpe as pnil
Warburton Ed Chriezberg, as aan,no
Miss Mamie Fisher as Miss Sedley' Miss
Grace Bryson. as Sallic; Mr.. Dec Samson
as Weary wayside; and Miss Lulu DAME
as Lena. There has been great aee
Of time and expense put in on this play
and no doubt It will be a great success
200 reserved seats being already sold
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SHREVEPORT DRY.
the sunday LAW Was strictly EN-
forced for the First Time.
fc,n,ioj In The Post

Shreveport, La. November ia rau'-
cal innovation in municipal government
was made today. For the first time III
the history of the city every saloon IN
town was closed on Sunday, through the
enforcement of the city ordinances.
There is much complaint on the part OF
what is commonly known as the extreme
~ liberal or personal liberty, element
nj this new Sunday regulation. but AL
classes admit that the reform has come
to stay, as there is a strong preponher-
ance of public sentiment behind IT.
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omen p;sregard of the LAW.

Grapeland. Texas, November ls'-Juase
A. A. Aldrlch OF Crockett addressed
mass meeting of citizens at the Christian
church last night The object OF the meet
ing was for the purpose or expressing
themselves concerning the disregard "
law and order in our county. Judge Ald-
rich's address was fine and to the point.
committee Of three was appointed 70
draft resolutions expressing the sense OF
the meeting in regard to the matter. fney
will report next week.
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49,. stock for Nueces Comfy.

Corpus Christi, Texas. November b
Mr. John q. Kennedy. one OF the most
extensive stockmen in this section and
owner ~ the celebrated Laureles ranch,
"r,,sday received the following shipment
yes. 49,, ehhred stock: Seven thorough
OF ,hoi naistered Durham bull calves. two
prea isssd Hereford hull calves (thr
,atter Weighing $50 pounds each ana COS,
stSo eass len Thoroughbred Durham
per pour Thoroughbred heller, and one
cows, s iii Of saddle stock.
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INDICTMENTS RETURNED.
Tbey Grow out of the Allegations
Made by S. II. Mcclellan.

Waco, Texas. November 1.-THE grand
iurv has indicted ]. NJ. Holey. Evans
wilder and Kink Tinker for robbery and
conspiracy to rob, there being two bills
II zach case. These are the parties VINO
trers arrested with X. a. Price. the school
taoohsr ON a charge OF robbing $. D. Nc
GIa1ian wealthy farmer, near West
s e,etian price had been previously in
d dtc' for robbery. All the parties are IN
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RABBI H. SCHWARZ AND WIFE.

i7Rabb schwnrz and wife who e-
Bnno
allotted
living fifty
hale and
who
ordained fifty
and is one
S o
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Abilene new. Notes.

Abilene, Texas. November is-Thc
theatrical season opened in Abilene last
night with good company and good
audience. Manager sancerson has the
opera house In splendid stsae and mas
arranged for a hne season
Under the new arrangements the Tsxa:
and Pacific runs train from the east
which stops at Abilene 10 the evening
ana returns east in the, morning The
through trains west pass Abilene
3:36 a. N.
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Bryan,. cotton Receipts.

Bryan, Texas, November 19,-Bryan mas
received more cotton this year, up to this
time. than In any year since 1894 except
last year, when there was an unprecedent-
cd crop made. II it had not been for the
flood the receipts would have been equal
IL not more than last year. Following are
the receipts to November IS for the past
six years: 1894, 19,Sl5, 1895, lb,O34; ls9e.
2O.572; 1897, 2l,964; 1893. 2s.5b2' 1889
d nf2
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nee county Cabbage Crop.

BeeyIIle, Texas. November ls,-ln con-
yersation with number Of Bee county
truck growers during the past few days,
Ths post reporter has been informed tina;
tha cabbaee acreage in this vicinity Will
be very large and that the prospect for
fha erop Is the best ever had The onion
acreage is also large, II nothing serious
hanpens these two vegetables win be ship
ned from this section by the trainlosd.
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=, smaiipor sunerer..

nsnton. Texas November is'--Anont
..ao a.s beep collected in cash for the
soVV ,,.av ,utersrs in the southern part
- he county, and con'rieu,ions OF ea a.,
and a. % clothing are stu coming NIL tr ~ Dr.
r nsrts the total to be $4,000
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pnIestln. Pointers.

Palestine, Texas, November ls.--The
teachers OF the county met at the court
house yesterday and organized teachers
institute. Prof J. II. @. Buck OF Elkharf
was elected president and Miss Barnes.
secretary. An interesting session was held
TO-DAY and an entertaining program was
rendered. The institute will meet about
three times a year, and 1t is thought VIII
be OF considerable benefit 10 teachers In
the promotion of school work.
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Arm Crushed to n pulp.

Mckinney. Texas, November 1S--Homet
Dooly was the victim of a terrible acci-
dent today at the Mckinney Cotton and
Gin company's round bale plant, which cost
him his right arm. The member was
drawn between two big rollers having q
pressure of 600 pounds per square inch
and was crushed to a pulp. Surgeons am
putated the arm above the elbow
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though ! uues
tall shout A. ~
year 40 I 49,
taken vesy SICK.
Doctors oould -
ne no good only
to deaden TIE
pain which I
had almost con-
stantly. I rot
some Of your
Compound and
took one bottle
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schIev on the chicago.

New York. November 1s.-rhe cere-
mony Of raising Rear Admiral schley's mas
on the cruiser Chicago took place I'M,
afternoon OFF Tompkinsville, Admiral
schley said he could not tell when the
Chicago would sail OF his movements alter
wards as he had not received ms oraeis.
n IL expected, however. that the Chicago
will sail early next week.
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DELEGATES no MINING CONGRESS.
Secretary sIsages Has Appointed
Them by Request.

Fort Worth, Texas, November ID.
J. skaggs, secretary of the Texas Real
Estate association, by authority and re-
quest Of the president and secretary OF
the International Mining congress, which
meets In Milwaukee, Wis, June 10, 1900,
has appointed Ave delegates at large from
this State. 10 represent the State associa-
ton on that occasion. The appointees
are: Hon. j. w. Blake Of sherman. O.
S. Penfield OF Houston. Frank p. Hoi-
land OF Dallas. Hon. Tom Ball of Hunts
VILE. Pinckney l.. Downs of Temple
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c.n and Miu nnrned

Elkhart. Texas November ls,-Ihe gin
and mill belonging TO George ". Whitley
about six miles southeast OF this place
together with about ten bales sasd cotton,
was burned yesterday; loss about $4,000 no
insurance.
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Assirnment Roucrr.

.sses' Texas, November la.-G. c. Pass,
~ general mercantile business. made
iIsns,sl assignment yesterday. naming
iahu,.m .imore assignee; assets about 5000
''auee about $4,000.
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waco. COMPREHENSIVE shsw.

WocO'e SnrS nunths~ 1920 +.
Waco, Texas. November 1.-THE ehrys-
anthemum show closed tonight with con-
cert and brilliant display ~ howsrs and
plants. The show was : great SUCCESS II
point Of exhibits and financially hAyipg
run four days with good attendapce each
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PHILANTHRoPIsT

One large Dorset breeder in the
North claims to make Dorset lambs
weigh 100 pounds at seven months
Old and 2i0 pounds at one year old,
Coupled with the fact that the Dor
sets will bring lambs before Xmas
they have an immence superiority as
producers of early lambs. Consider
ing the small capital necessary, the
quick return from sheep, the ease of
keeping and the big prices to be had
for early lambs here, is one of the
best chances We see forever the poor
farmers to phil out Of the rut and get
something that will pay a good prof
it. Starksville Gazette
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A new figure IN American Litera.
lure is Cyrus Townsend Brady. He
vas born in Allegheny City, Penn.
slyvania, in 1861. His ancestors
iousht In the army and the navy dur
ing the Revolution and the succeed.
md wars two of them being officers
OF the Continental line. One com
manded a regiment unier General
Scott in the War OF 1912. and died
a MajoI-General. One w killed
at Antietam. Young Brady thus in
ueflted nom IL. r,eh-Irish stock
the sturdiest conrge and patriotism,
At seventeen he entered the United
States Naval Academy and gradual
ed in the class of 1888. Ten Years
ago he entered the ministry of the
Protestant Episcopal Church. Tor
three and one-half years he was
Archdeacon of Kansas, and for four
years he has been Archdeacon of
pennsylvania. In the recent war he
went to the front as Chaplain of the
First Pennsylvania Regiment.
DR.. Brady has written new 70
nance OF the War of 1912. following
inv fortunes of''Old Ironsides. and |
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The Portland Oregonian. one of tn
strongest papers in the country, i
almost savage in its assaults upon thu
powers at Washington 1t says
THE Mckinley administration hs'
made most disgraceful appointments t.
Office at the behest Of INSCRIPTIONS pol
iticians. 1t has betrayed the civil ser
vice to the spoilsmsn. psralyzed the or
ganization of the army, violated its
pledges as to currency reform, humili-
ated its most efficient servants and dis
credited American intelligence and val
or in the eyes Of the civilized world.
In time for courage it has quail
ed In time for decision it has hest
tated. In time for action it has de.
laysd. In time for honest dealing it
las paltered and equivocated. Its poll
cy has been to diff; its aim has been to
placsts everybody, however unworthy,
aud cater to everything, however mis-
chievous; its course has been to sacri
ice any and every vital interest of the
nation on the altar Of partisan snd per.
Ional politics
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At the Columbus Normal, among
those who took the examination for
state license, which, if obtained, en-
titles the holder to teach in the public
schools of the State for life, we're
Misses Hattie Stokes, May Stokes
and Lena Roden. Their papers have
to be passed upon at Jackson.
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Jackson, July 26,-The body of
an unknown negro was found in the
public road near Greenfield, Rankin
county, at an early hour this morn
ing riddled with buckshot. All clues
Indicate that the deed wss committed
by mob. and the negro is supposed
to be the person who attempted to
criminal assault on a white
lady named Causey three or four
days ago.