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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-06-27

Galveston. Texas, June 26.-In the re-
eeivership case Of the Galveston, La Porte
and Houston railway Judge Bryant has
issued the following decree:
In this case 1t is ordered adiudged and
decreed that all persons having claims
against the receiver or funds in this cause,
save those who have already interviewed
herein, or have in some way become par
ties to this suit, shall intervene herein. on
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P'a'nt Hnrrlman wiu Re.irn

June pat a melting OF the
= zoe Chicago and Alton in this
|a,rrI ,Ow It Is reported that Presi-
b dsva, VIII resign his position in
krn ~ an MS time to the finan-
|Ae r :. me company, and that S.
M cmsslaent and receiver of the
|ssc. crescent road, will be elected
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TEN REASONS WHY

|colOrsss why You should como 70 ~.
a.sss sSds chautauqua: '''i' 70 the
!. .''al Feireshment
b near great speakers and
saaracier impulse of develop
|ss M ,a1 4 acquaintauces.
magnificent scenery of the
b spS y ' ,s delightful music.
E,,s nose never-to- be- forso,tsn
Pug. S''A new world and new
<slls tb, out views ny contact with
SERIOUS Kin. people from all parts
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IHE PEE GEE FIXED.
SEWERS Are Authorized I,
Y tsUu,Nh rnr In,nnnx-a.na

4eeeivers Are Authorized to
esVeoo Tor improvements.
-R June 26.-Judge Thayer OF this
Judge Philips of Kansas City
Railing in chambers of the Fed
w Yesterday to the receivers of
NJ wy Pittsburg and Gulf rail-
.aq applied for permission to is
e',n certificates to cover the cost
improvements on the road which
49, necessary to the successful
q the property.
,s sSalt o. this hearing the receivers
d sa0slied to issue $4,000 worth of
certificates to operate the road
'ssain preferential claims.
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Rnilroad appointment.

An official circular, just issued, an
nounces the appointment of Mr.. E. W.
Godbold to the position OF general baggage
agent Of the entire Cotton Belt system,
with headquarters at Texarkana. Mr.. God
bold succeeds Mr.. c. P. Hovey, who has
been assigned to other duties, and the
appointment becomes effective July /.
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or such claims will be forever barred. ex-
cept that those holding receivers certi-
iicates or undisputed indebtedness against
the receivers as provided for In an order
entered herein on the goth day of March,
1899, need not intervene.
Publication of the foregoing order is to
be made for three weeks, publication to be
completed by August /.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-06-27
~ Tap Road to he Built.

'eAas' June 26.-A party Of
A'n have just returned from
'nefe they went to consult with
!, a.o q the International and Great
4 sa. aoaa IN reference TO building
| N ~ noad from Lewis Switch, a
s,ss - nrazos bottom below Hearne,
~, ~ Inc ne fertile valley of this aver
! ,,.,,. aney report that the road is
sI,s, s'ea TACT and that cars will run
IN -, oser this line in sixty days
nsht OF way is secured.
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Gin House Burned.

Eari- Texas, June 26.-George Sell
L, house and contents, situated on
hilrls, eight miles southeast OF
US destroyed by fire few nights
y property was valued at s2500
trH for $3.50.
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cunIR ROWS, OUTING.

The choir boys of ST. Marks Episcopal
church will leave tomorrow morning fer
several days outing on the beach at Roll
over. Rector Bleker has made all arrange
ments for the comfort and pleasure Of his
wards. He has three spacious tents, cots,
a goodly supply OF provisions ana othef
things necessary for pleasant solouFn on
the beach.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-06-27
Chcnn Rnte. TO Chlcngo.

All of the roads will sell round trip
tickets to Chicago today for one fare; the
and Great Northern an
nounces that it will also sell round trip
tickets to Chicago at same rate June 20.
good until September 30 for reCuru. The
rate from Houston Is S3115.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-06-27

The NTH summer night excursion of the
season to Sylvan beach, La Porte, will be
run by the Bay Shore line tonight. There
is no better way to judge the apprecia-
ton of the patrons OF these excursions
than by the continued increase in travel
shown on each train as the season pro-
presses
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THE FIRE RECORD.
lirs started by Kerosene.

ks, Texas, June ga house In
ID part Of town occupied by John
n ,nd family was burned this after
| be child was burned to death and
VI d not expected to live. Fire
lyu kidding a fire in stove with
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~ Revoke Antbari..

a.. .sAas, June 2S.-The roi'road
kr.. N. "a July 8 take up and consider
r,,,ss .eSoKing the authority re-
IA and "a, Inc International and Great
|Sss a ( n ne, haty to absorb wharf
'ss,os ~ tents per barrel on cement
|asrsl s sna investigate the question
Pits uu Uniform revision OF ce-
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lhe Re.Idence Destroyed.

rnia Ark, June 26.-The residence
Nary Bosely, situated on College
vas destroyed today by fire. The
Aaere save but the building, worth
rs a total loss; no insurance.
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IA 1851 & Amends Prescrip.
,ssat T. +. Schmidt. Houston.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-06-27
GAZE CARS EVERY DAY

on the Fort Worth Denver train TO pic
turesqus Colorado and the Texas-Coierado
ChautauQue.
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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-06-02

orange, Texas. June Mayor B. f.
slbley and CITY Marshal E. NJ Davis
drove out to the quarantine station at the
southern Pacific bridge this morning and
found Quarantine officer T. B. johnson
and two assistants son guard, who are
strictly enforcing the quarantine regula-
items.
Rev. j. T. Stanton. pastor Of Green Ave-
nue. Baptist church. is conducting re-
vival meeting at that church, which Is
being largely attended. and much Interest
is being manifested.
Rev John Hamilton OF Johnson's Bayou,
La. Is IN the city attending the meeting
al the Baptlst church. He reports late
corn growing nicely with excellent pros
poets, but late corn is being affected by
the drouth
J. G. Diamonds, official inspector OF The
bureau of inspection Of the southern Lum-
Der Manufacturers association, was In
Orange today visiting the mills here that
are members OF the association, instruct
ing the graders ana inspectors In the uni
form grading rules Of the association
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SHORT TEXAS SPECIALS.


wEATHERFoRD. Commencement exer-
cisos OF Wcathertord COLLEGE have been con-
cluded,
HilLsBoRo. Price simmons shipped
carload Of fat Hlli county hogs for the Hous-
ton markets,
SANGER Tho Baptist revival which has
lust closed resulted in twonty-sN adaitions
to the church.
NAVAsOTA. John Hawkins. coiored. was
overcome by we'll damp and died before ne
could be gotten out Of the WE'LL
CELESTE The 2-year-old son of Mr..
Cheatham ate lot Of concentrated Ns' 'n'
chances are AGAINST his recovery
TIMPsoN EN-Chaplain W. W. Watts
locturod at tine Methodist church to large
audience he is lately from cuba,
DECATUR DR. h, IL Carroll of waco
prcarbod the commencement sermon at the
nxer,lsts Of the Decatur Bapis co leIe' WYNN
have iust closed.
KAUFMAN The young son Of MI la a :
ior yyaa brought to town suffering iIom a uoe
bito. Tho maidstone was applied ana II IL NV
believed lac is In any danger
BRYAN rho Masonic lodge gave : bsh
c,ict I'm die now members initiated IL me
third degree Prominent Masons were presenit
from Mlllcau IIoarne Calvert ana b'eiho"u'
wAXAHACuE n splendid showing Vas
n, ,do In tbo coored indug- lal parade w w
,tnrs we're In attendance from an inc po iib
horinr towns and a great picnic was a''e'
..nrd held.
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rnr RANANA TRAlyE.

A. w. Fiske, general manager OF the late
Eureka Banana and development com
pany. has Just finished adjusting the az
fairs of the company in this city lie OK
poets TO leave Tuesday for Chicago, and
from there viii go to Newport New5 and
Boston.
unless am fooled I expect 90 be back
here by October l." said MIR. Tiske in re-
sponse 10 the question of Post reporter
as to whether there would b. any further
Importation of bananas at this port. 1
am moi In a position TO talk at this time,
bit Galveston possesses such unusually
good facilities for the handling of his
NUT tina, ! am sure some company VIII
take hold Of 1t.
The Eureka people came In quietly WITH
out asking q dollar from anybody, re-
malned in business three months ana then
sold out 10 the trust But during me TIME
they were here they paid out Sl3soOo III
drafts which went through the local banks
THE company shipped out OF here 8,oOouu'
I mounds OF bananas and bought IN GalFeslol
/ s1g geo worth OF merchandise, wnllh va
! iaIten to Bocas del Toro and sold Inc.
uaid nearly $500 for plloiago, S4lVo 10
steyedore work, $500 for extra labor an
400 600 for charter steamers. These ar
univ a few Of The items OF expense, but 8
10 show The amount OF money the colpaN
spent mere
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LOCAL NOTES.

telegram was received In this city
late Yesterday afternoon announcing mat
a baby hov had arrived at the home OF Mr
and Mrs. II. H. Beels at Port Arthur.
Ladies Of the PRESBYTERIAN church viii
give their ice cream festival Tuesday
night instead of Wednesday night Of next
week The festival will be given at the
Auditorium.
CITY Surveyor Daniel this mornin5
COMPLETED a survey for an extension OF
The Crockett street grade. 1t Is expected
mat the work Of grading the street VIII
begin in a few DAYS.
The ice cream festival given by tne
Ladies guild at the home of Mrs. ?. H.
Wiess last night was satisfactory sue
cess. The patronage was liberal and the
ladies realized quite snug sum OF
money.
Local athletes are endeayoring to ar
range programme OF athletic contests
Ia be given at the Auditorium Monday
night. The programme viii embody an
exhibition az scientific boxing between
Two young men who are proficient in the
art
The Pearl street pavement is finished
and the brick LAYERS this morning begar
6nishinr the last block on Crockett street
the contractors will probably complet,
the work BY the regular June meeting o
IN, city council which will be held Tues
day Of next week.
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tagonize all true lovers OF Texas history,
and thus prove detriment to the welfare
of the same
Therefore, the Daughters OF the Republic
OF Texas desire to plead, in behalf OF the
name Of Austin the self-sacrincing deyo-
tion Of the pioneer fathers of the Preshy-
terrain faith in Texas. who, in their Wis
dom and their loyalty established and 30
named this college
They desire to plead the deeds of their
ancestors, who, following the guidance OF
such men as stephen f. Austin freed this
great commonwealth from Indian horrors
and from Mexican oppression.
Lastly. invoking the blessings OF the
God of Peace upon Austin college, they
pray that this great name be left UNI
touched, as a monument to the memory OF
those who by blood and privation, IN pris-
/ on and IN dire extremity made possible
! such a seat OF learning in their beloved
/ Texas Respectfully submitted
Mre. c. Arson Jones, President
/ Mrs Adele r Looscan. Mrs Emily Per
nv Moore. Mrs Emily Westcott Mrs, Wal
ter Gresham. Miss Hally b. Bryan, Mrs
Rebecca ]. Fisher, Mrs. Mia T. Morris
Mrs. Cornelia b. Stone, Mrs. Marie Benne
Urwitz. executive committee
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Cameron Notes.

Cameron, Texas. May S1,--Judge rama
,erro is preparing to adjourn district court
today. Hearing motions and eomple''ns
and signing the minutes is the order VI
the day. ,. %
Hon. sam C. Little, representative 81
tha EDITORIAL district OF Falls, Milan ana
me nU,o,lo counties. returned from Aus
,in ,it Hssterday. Hon. O. f. McAnally, Tn1
r rlh yosGf home sick two weeks ago Is sl,l
r rer@' ned, to his bed but thought to be some
better today. ,odv drama
.tia NV Mavourneen," was played 10
,un house last night by the Foole' ur ,,.,i
e Daniels Dramatic company ne W."
remain in Cameron the entire "eeA'
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TAYLOR ITEMS.
The Electric Light Plant Is to ~
MnNpn.

ht rant Is To We
Moved.
Taylor Texas. May sl.--The Taylor cleo
trio light plant will be moved from its
present location to a point in the western
part of town, and will be operated by the
same machinery used in the new oil mills
and big cotton gin plant. The work of re-
moving will begin at once. A large force
OF hands is employed in the erection of
the new oil plant, and immense seed
houses are being built. The spirit of new
works ard improvements seems to be le-
viving for the summer. Laborers are now
engaged tearing away the two frame
buildings occupied by Dr.. Cooks drua
store and G. Fischl's grocery store. pre-
pairing for two more brick buildings on
Main street. Plans have been accepted
for the new $4,000 Baptist church. and the
contract will be let in short time. Oths,
| improvements of a smaller kind have been
made recently
Prof w NJ Williams, superintendent OF
the Taylor public schools, left today for a
short season of recreation and rest. hunt
ing and fishing in East Texas.
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BUFFALO BRIEFS.

Aged Preacher Found Dcnd on
the HOnd.
'lslo, Texas, May 31.-The public
NJ will close at this place tomorrow
4 neat programme has been arranged
Pa. Walker Addresses will be made
ssn Vaughn, Allen and Wadsworth.
rfsnd union picnic will be held here
he 9Th Of June. A special programme
Y executed by the Knights OF Pythias
Sooimen Of the World lodges,
y summer normal begins at Center
Y sns county site, on June 4. Several
" Of the High school at this place
Isnd and at the close will apply
AEasrs' certificates.
!. =. NcMlllan, an aged preacher, was
y csad on the roadside this morning
y seven miles north of this place by
-l'ender' as he came to town. Nc
w spent the night at the house OF
! smith and left there on foot for
1 !, \, soout an hour prior to the find
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AUSTIN COLLEGE.
Memorial From the Daughters OF
the Republic Of Texas.

A Memorial From the Daughters OF
the Republic Of Texas.
The following is copy of memorial
from the Daughters of the Republic of
Texas:
tn the President and Board OF Trustees Of
Austin College
Gentlemen The Daughters OF the Re-
nublic OF Texas beg herewith TO present
n vour honorable body the following:
That. whereas this association has
as ope Of the objects Of its existence the
nerpetuation of the memory and spirit of
the men and women who achieved and
,,aintained the independence of Texas,
and
Whereas, this association, holding
The name OF stephen F. Austin as one Of
the first deserving TO be honored by the
whole state has felt that Austin college
% a monument to his fame, and through
hin, 10 all the thrilling past of Texas his
tory; go, ..,..,o,
,.o.,ad with surprise and sorrow that
,tsre exists a desire on the part OF some
eanneoted with the college, to deprive the
so-,a NJ the name Of Austin, which II has
,a,vf,,,Iv and proudly borne for fifty years
and r..,oh,ors ., .ha pa.
nuhlic OF Texas believe that any ehsns
~ he name OF Austin college would an
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Oppose Any Democratic Supervisors

sherman, Texas June Pursuant 10
call from Chairman Knight OF the repuh-
lican executive committee for the Fifth
congressional district representatives Of
that body met in this city today for the
purpose of discussing the advisabiity OF
making recommendation for census super
visor Several addresses were made By
prominent republicans and all We're en-
Enthusiastically in favor Of saving every dis
trict possible from democratic supervi3-
ors. Or. Moseley (colored) of Denison
was especially fiery in his defense OF tha
president, and his action in civil service
matters Resolutions were adopted IN
dorsing tho administration aud expansion
and declaring the republicans entitled 10
all the census supervsorships. A ma
iority report opposing hampering the adj
mnistration by making a recommendation
was also adopted
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A YorNG 49, KlLLED.

Tonight Thomas TURNKEY shot anu IN
stantly killed Harry sheoAan in front Of
Fields iewelry store, on Market street
botveen Twenty-second and fremont
strects, Both are young men. TURNKEY 10
and sheehan % years OF age They were
Intimate chums, both musicians, ana a
half hour before the tragedy occurred were
singing together in Goggan's music store,
TURNKEY fred two shots, only one taxing
effect. that entered Sheehan's heau pa an
~ he len ear and came out over the
right eye. Ii.
TURNKEY. when interviewed at the poloe
station. said sheehan had been baekeap-
ping him and lhai he shut his mouth pc
sond this he would make no statement
Turniey's father is prominent Iea $500 es /
/ tate man aud a candidate for alderman
( from the Fourth ward. sheehan's parents
reside near Bridgeport Texas, and MS
/ only relative here Is an older brother'
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yoANuM MArrEsr.
h, G,cut Crowd Participated in the
EestiVilfs~.

A Greut Crowd Participate" l" INV
Festivities.
Yoalsum, Texas, June The fire compa-
MICS Of tho city did themselves proud IN
entortainire the large number oil peop'e
who we're here Yesterday Special trains
from sinner, Cuero and Halietsvi'le IN
creased the number of people until nnaily
one of the largest crowds that ever as
sembled in Yoakum was present ine
rarade WAS participated IN by quite
number Of ladies' In beautifully decorated
carriages. nld by gentlemen in hoats, va
rlously decorated. Miss Mary VIII Jones
Mas crown ed queen of the May, with Mr.
Frank Younkgin klng various methods
az amusement were had, Including base
hall. foot races etc. The FESTIVITIES were
concluded by grand bau last hlgnt'
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Nen nnildinen for Roeer..

Rogers Texas, May Sill, G. Kendrick
will begin the erection Of one two-story
and one story brick store house at
once. They viii be the finest in town
The two will cost $4,000.
The story will be occupied BY s s.
scrogglns as saloon and the nrst floor
of the two story viii be occupied by a.
G Hcndrick & Son as general mefchan
disc. The second story Will he cut into
Offices and lodge halls
We also have good prospects for more
brick houses soon.
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BDACH EROSION CLAIMS,

large number OF new claims against
the government on account OF erosion on
the beach have been filed recently Win
Messrs. Gresham & Gresham and will be
by them presented 10 the proper authorl-
ties at Washington. The statute OF llnila,
lion is running in this matter and the time
for 6ling claims Will soon expire. Inc
claims are going to be actively pushed
and among the interested parties here nc
doubt n entertained that full amount WIZ
be recovered in each instance.
The claims recently filed viii aggregate
several thousands OF dollars
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'pED AT SHREVEPORT.
thompson Severed an A
H.. erS in His Arm

rnompson Severed an AR
h,sy., very in His Arm.
Ir,s 80 La June This city is
so,pl, = over the suicide today at the
b a c Me- OF DR. George A. Thomp-
! ,rr slSaso. He registered May 2s.
| sor ns today, an investigation of
+ ats,S~sasss made through the transom
|. head !, ~ ne was found lying across
arm p,s ~ ped with the artery Ia the
ltH usu With a razor and arms
Pa He slVes at Wabash College. In
yssrs IA vas fine looking man about
I.sFsaks, The body was taken 10 an
talrss 70 be prepared for shipment
'ssaTer ho futute DEVELOPMENTS may
~e cause Of suicide
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HAyDEx-cRASrrLL CASE.
The Jury Is Now CousidcrirR on ITS
Verdict.

NFrdiCf.
DALLAS. Texas, June Judge Morgan
put a great desl Of law In his charge TO
the jury in the Hayden-cranfill 100000
d, mage and libel suit. and L required time
to get II ready He was not ready at 10
o'clock this morning and excused the Jury
Until H. Again he had not finished and
anuounced that he would have the charge
prtr AIRED at o'clock this afternoon IL
Was after 1 O'Clock, however, before he
gave the jury their instructions Interest
in this celebrated case has never Jagged
from the beginning The court room was
Jury Ia anXiously awaited. This evening
the Jury announced that they had heen
unable to reach verdict, and Judge Nor
gan adjourned court until o'clock tomor.
row morning. Lawyers and others familiar
with the kind OF litigation involved oNi
mate Judge Morgan's charge as oeins Ia
vorablo to the plaintiff.
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SECRET SOCIETIES.

Flovdada. Texas. NAY 29.--The election
ana AZ 5nnointment Of officers last Saturday
n Nc If Floydada lodge No. TIP. A. =.
"a N Tor the ensuing Masonic year
aas,,lfed as follows. ]. D. sJarks, worship
mi mas Toeeter r. G. Scott. senior warden; J.
r. Burns. junior warden; s b. MeClesNey'
treasurer: A. B. Duncan secretary ", l..
5escon p C. Henry. junior deacon; G.
y Grivgs senior scribe; l.. 7. Mizel,
innior scribe. and R. e. L. Muncey' chap
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Lett, Richmond, Va; n. r. Bolton, Kan
sas City; j. L. o'Connor, city; Lena Span
cry, Loclthart Stella Stonesm, Lockhart:
r. Graham and wife, Mexico City, Pat
Nun ami wife, Waco O. r. wansbrough,
beaumont, j. h. Nichols. Texas; l. d.
Polk. s. II. Van Warner. o. r. Greeves,
Burk Freislebcn, beaumont. J. II. Me-
Ciure, San Antonio, NJ Newberger, Chit
cago; q. j. TURNKEY. Cold Springs. Texas
S, A. Hammerslough, New York; IL. L.
Weaver, Boston; II. a. Clodwin, Fort
Smith. Houston.
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murdered mans identity discovered

Goldthwaite Texas, June 1T was
found out last night that the murdered
man found IN the tank near Muliin was
named Gibson, and lived near Indian G'p
on the line Of this county and Hamilton
Parties from that neishborhood recognized
the dead mans clothing. Two young men
we're arrested last night and are now IN
ian; they are not supposed to be me
perpetrators Of the crime, but to nave
knowledge of H.