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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1899-03-17

4 resident Of Kent. Nd, who mas kept
careful account Of his expenditures.
calculates that during the - years OF
ia life he has consumed $500 loaVes
80 broad. Of 2 cents per pound, value,
ss56.sO: 26.ss0 pounds Of meat az
cents. Si.340: TIPS pounds Of vegeia-
bles. eggs. fish, etc. at : cents Sioi.oo'
and II ..6O gallons of water, tea. coiiee,
beer. wine. etc. at an average cost OF
cent per gallon. S1i1.6o; total. s2.4os.'o.
~ also 4 yures that o. the 3O.o6O days
~ Ms lif. l0.0S0 have been spent in
sleep. 1890 in work and g,7eo 'n eailng
and pleasure seeking. -Chicago Chron'
tcl.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1899-03-17

want to call your attention 10 some
of the events which have been vindi-
eating the position taken in the Chi
cago platform. DO you remember that
i'm that platform we declared prefer
ence for an income tax? ! never could
understand how any person who con
sidercd the subject could oppose it, be-
cause il he understands the situation
he knows that he is paying now a
larger proportion than he should OF the
expenses OF the federal government. ]
could not understand why rich man
could oppose il, because | have never
yet expressed so poor al opinion OF a
rich man MS 10 make me believe of him
that he would lay upon the shoulders
OF poor men the burdens that he ought
10 be willing TO bear for the good of
his country. And when ] found the
rich opposing the income tax ! attrib-
nted il to the fact that they did not
fully understand the injustice which
their acts were pcrpetrating upon these
less able TO support the govern ment
than themselves. When we advocated
the income tax y great many people
did not seem TO appreciate its impor-
lance, but events have shown us that
our position was right. and there are
more people believing in the income
tax to-day than there were little more
than two years ago. when you met in
this hail; and IL republican tells you
that tho Chicago platform Is dead. you
ask him whether the income tax is not
stronger to-day than when the Chica
90 platform was writtcn.-From W. j
0ryan's Grand Rapids Speech.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1899-03-17

The useful beetle known as Novius
Cardinals, and employed in California
10 eat up the "white or futed SCALE
insects OF the orange groves, has been
exported TO Portugal for the same pur-
nose. The beetles we're packed In moss
will a quantity @. scale insects to eau
and sent by mail TO Lisbon. Only rev
reached their destination alive, bus
they are prolific and in a few month";
Thousands we're available for work on
| shc scale insects which infest the grovsa
Of the Tagus
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1899-03-17
Wafer FaScinateS Him

So N II cold not much. faint
aoNorse'n bathing IN summer-
itt.r colder
Nac.e TIE sailor shook the dripping
vat Il u Ills shaggy beard like a
N.N and dog. and then walked
f.a own Front street toward q
drink of hot scotch after
river
manage to drop in the river
times or so in winter II sort
..lots me mind up makes me
sometimes. ain'i never
hut have ter make straight
rDr Ii fascinatcs me Then j
tUe an when they yank me out
lns.Isr auin Mebbe its cause Twas
iHt,nl. mad dog when a Xoungster.
n 1854 I'd 20 mad then, hut /
t jus, 90 mad when get
nf ar, au' then want 10 20 for
rN,r rWn't that banker furwa-
tf .a, Oh no. that never fasci-
lt..m li'- fs' outside"
fild inquiry Whether he
d uf getting drowned some
ih promptly. Perhaps
r'f swim"
thought You were a
M agi whats that got TO de
tant man be sailor an
M to swim9 W. don't
.n NNs .ra~ No f,t The Shin ln thar
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1899-03-17

H. has been calculated that some
thing like 1.250, 100000 pints Of tea are
imbibed yearly by Londoners. and that
the teapot necessary TO contain TINS
amount. II properly shaped, would
comfortably take in the whole OF ST.
paul's cathedral
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1899-03-17

Marquise rings with emerald cen'ers'
the outer edges studded with DIAMONDS
and rubies. are in great favor.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1899-03-17

Trines make up the happiness or the
misery Of mortal lifc.--Alex Smith.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1899-03-17

The invention Of the typewriter has
given employment TO 100000 women
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-04-07

The San Antonio and Arkansas Pass
Railway company announces reduced rates
for the following oocasions
Lumberman's convention at San Antonio
on April u and L.
Travellers Protective Association con-
yention ~ Victoria on April % 20 Is.
knights Of Pythias grand lodge meeting
and the Undertakers meeting at Dallas.
April is and 49,
Daughters Of the Republic at Temple,
April % and q.
Grand lodge. Sons of Herman, at Aus
tin, April e
Baptist Young Peoples linton conven-
ton NJ Waco. april II TO 10.
Medical association meeting at San An
tonic, April %.
Knights Tomplars. Mobiles OF the Mystic
Shrine. Fort Worth, April 10 and 90
Grand lodge knights Of Pythlas (coi-
oredl at Fort Worth, May to T.
International Sunday school convention
at Atlanta Ga. April 20 10 81
Annual aeasion Of the Women's Mission
AIRY society at Dallas. April ~.
United Benevolent association meeting
at Fort Worth. April ~.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-04-07
AFFAIRS OF THE PEEGFE
Arc Likely 10 Become Very Much Mixed
Because Of Dual Receiverships.
LONG DRAWN OUT LITIGATION is CERTAIN
II. A. Greer Appointed by Fedora,
judge bryant ms Receiver for
the Roads Texas Interests.

Paris, Texas, April Son application OF
the Missouri, Kansas and Texas Trust
company, Judge .. e. Bryant OF the Fed
eral court made an order this afternoon
appointing Robert A. Greer of beaumont
receiver of the Texas part OF the Kansas
City, plttsburg and Gulf road.
Kansas City, April 6.--lrfsnk G. Hager-
man. attorney for the State Trust com
psny Of New York. the principal creditor
OF the Kansas City, Pittsburg and Gulf
railroad which was Saturday night placed
in the hands Of receivers. brought suit in
the Federal court here today 10 foreciose
the mortgage held by tho Trust company,
on the part of the road south OF the Mis-
souri, river. fer s2s,oooo 900. THE petition
asks that a receiver be appointed ito pro-
tcct the interests Of the bondholders,' aud
asks an injunction to prevent any action
or doings in the meantime. This is d.
rected against the Kansas City, Pittsburg
and Gulf railway and tho Missouri, Kansas
NH' fNNHS ihuSh NulupdnA dS lIuolNtE.
The petition Is q bill in equity and Is
extremely voluminous. No attack Is made
on the receivers. Trimblo Gillian and
Martin. but 1t Is stated that the business
OF the road will not be administered for
the benefit OF the State Trust company
and the bondbolders. The reason given
for the suit is that the Pittsburg and Gulf
od in iuta
ing to $685. 900, on April /. The company ia
declared TO be insolyent and the Northern
branch lines are said to be a drain on the
main system
The Missouri Kansas and Texas Trust
company is made a defendant in the suit
because it Is ono OF the trustees OF the
Pittsburg and Gulf. The suit was sur
prise TO the receivers, as no move was
expected until after the attorney for the
opposition. who had been here for several
days, had returned to New York.
Judge Phillips of the United States
court is Ill, and 1t is not known when the
case viii be taken up The action taken
by the opposition this afternoon apparent
~ ends all hope of compromise, as a
bitter legal conteat is certain with the
possibility Of clash between the Federal
and the State courts. With two sets of
receivers and different court rulings a
merry legal tangie Is Inevitable
Both sides are confident of ultimate VIC
tory. The present receivers, who are all
officers Of the road. and frisndly to the
former president A. u. Stilwell were
appointed late Saturday night to forestall
elmilar action by the Eastern interests.
Mr.. Stilwell left for New York last
night. The object Of his trip is not known
j. Med Trimble, counsellor and ous
of the directors, and who has just re-
turned from New York, where he has been
engaged for some time with matters per
tanning 10 the reorganization plans OF the
road. said he believes the receiyership is
legal and will stand. IL is said that bis
return lere was for the purpose of de-
tending the receivership in thu courts.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-04-07
nnlIwnN cInh nicotine.

AS has heen previously noted in The
Post The spring meeting of the Texas
Railway club will be held in Houston on
Monday. April H. aud on the following
morning the members OF the organiza-
tion and their friends will leave Tor Dal-
las on special train rendered by the
Houston and Texas Central, bryan being
visited en- route. President Grant Of the
club is now sending out a handsome and
artistically arranged prospectus 81 The
meeting which contains in addition TO
other iur Aation, the programme OF pa
pers TO cad and discussed. This pro
gramme mas already been published in The
Post,
The officers of the club are: A s.
Grant president X. NJ, Galbraith, vice
president, and r, H. Osborne. secretary
and treasurer. The executive committees
is composed OF the following gentlemen:
A. S, Grant, master mechanic of the Hour
ton East and West Texas railway; r. NJ.
Galbrsith, general master mechanic Of the
ST, Louis Southwestern railway; ]. W.
Adds superi" enGent Of motive power and
rolling stock OF the Texas and Pacific rail-
way james McGse master car builder OF
the Houston and Texas Central railway
e s. Msrshall, general sales agent Of the
Missouri Car and Foundry company
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-04-07
returned yesterday from a trip to North

returned yesterday from trip TO North
Texas points.
Mr.. A. A, Judges, district superin-
tendent OF the Pullman company, head
quarters at Galveston, was in the city
yesterday evening.
General Manager Hill and General
Freight and Passenger Agent Mcclure OF
the Galveston, Houston and Henderson
were up from Galveston yesterday
Mr. J. j. o'Donnel, travelling passenger
agent OF the Atlanta and West Point
aud Western OF Alabama lines, was hers
yesterday from his headquarters IN New
orleans.
Mr. Charles Fancy. assistant general
freight agent OF the Southern Pacific, with
headquarters at New Orleans, spent yes
terday IN the city and returned 10 the
Crescent City last night
Dispatcher Burks OF the Houston and
Texas Central returned yesterday from
Mckinney, where he has been for several
days PAST on business connected with a
damage suit against the road
The Louisville and Nashville company
is changing all the coupleEs on the pass
senger equipment OF the road The jar
rey coupiers are 70 be used exclusively
hereafter. The changes are being MADE
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-04-07

General Passenger Agent Keenan, Of the
Santa Fe has issued circulars announcing
reduced rates az follows;
For The ninth International Sunday
school convention at Atlanta on April 60
to &C. q rate OF one fare for the round
trip. Tickets win he cold on April "a and
IS, limited 10 May for final return
Fer the tr.ennal meeting Of the German
Evangelical Lutheran synod at 81 Louis
on April 26 20 May s, a rate NJ one and
one-third fare on The certificate plan.
For the State convention OF the King 5
Daughters at Parts, Texas, on April "a
3, rate OF ono and onp-thlrd faro on tho
certificate plan
For tho State Toreign Missionary asso-
citation (colored) at Georgetown. Texas,
W ApiI To- rates on the distance plan
For the meeting Of the Baptist YOUNG
Peoples Union at Waco April 10 10 10
rates on the distance plan.
For tho meeting Of the Womcn's Press
association OF Texas at Temple on May u
end is. rate OF one and onc-third fari
ea the certificate plan.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-04-07
JOINT TRAFFIC. ASSOCIATION.
hauidptinr Committee Unable "a



AGrcc on Policy.
New York, April s,--Tho liquidatng
committee OF the Joint Traffic association
held its hrst meeting In this city today
with the object of settling the AFFAIRS OF
the association, The committee WAS ap-
pointed FIVE months ago as result uf The
decision Of the United States supreme
court adjudgins the traffic body u oonlbl
nation in restraint OF trade,
At the meeting today difference OF
opinion developed regarding no dsposi-
ton of tbs association, Some OF the ccln-
mttee held that the Organization might
be preserved to continue 40 b ~ All
where the interested roads could bie tariff
schedules and the like, This has been done
IN the Western associations and they CON
tinue for this purpose alone. CHER nom
hers Of the committee. however, expressed
the fear as the Joint Traffic association
had besn the special object OF the attack.
It's continuance even as bureau for the
registration Of tariffs might be construed
as evidence Of contumacy aud disregard
OF the supreme courts decision
No decision was reached at Soday's ses-
zion and the committee win be continued.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-04-07

pallas. Texas. April s'-Mueh interest
is attached 10 the bearing of tue QUESTION
of the jurisdiction of the Fourteenth ans
triot court 10 the case OF the state vs. Ine
Missouri. Kansas and Texas Railway Com
many OF Texas, suit for forfeiture OF enar'
Ter. which is TO be heard By Judge W. j.
]. Smith of Dallas Monday next When tine
suit was set for trial IN February last
attorneys for the Katy filed motion 70
have the question of Jurisdiction healu
Judge Smith set both the hearing on the
question Of jurisdiction and the nearing
of the case itself for April 10.
Counsel for the Katy contend tha1 'he
suit to forfeit the charter OF their roaa
should have been filed in one OF the aus
trict courts at Austin. This con'eh''on
is denied by the state. The hrst stfusk.c
cf the legal battle will come up over th,s
point. While the case is OF stale1w WI.
interest. It Is felt more keeniy 10 Dana'
than elsewhere. and the result OF tae con
test will be awaited here with Impotence.
General Attorney Miller OF the Katy leAas
company has returned from Austin ane
is getting ready for Mondays night.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-04-07
Cnm,nlrsion ordern.

The State railroad commission has issued
Heders approving the following applcs-
tsans:
or the Texas Central for the adoption OF
fAtes on Junk between stations on its line.
OF the San Antonio and Aransas Pass
Gar the adoption OF a rate Of Il cents per
tAo pounds for the transportation Of pc
troleum and its products carloads, sub
ject to Western classification and excep-
lions governing as 20 minimum weights
from San Antonio 10 Floresville and Inter
mediate points. where the current hfth
GLASS rates are higher.
or the sugarland. International and
GTeat Northern and Santa Fc companies
asf an amendment to commodity tariff no
SEA
or the International and Great NortneIi
tar an amendment 20 commodity tailh 40
In on cotton and cotton linicfs.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-04-07
sANrA rn no Vow sHors.
said They win lie Changed from,
Scuty TO Bcilvillr

Bellville. Texas, April s.-The Gulf,
Colorado ana Santa Fe Railway company
has decided 20 move its machine shops
from Sealy to or ncsr Bellvlne. but just
where the company is going to locate them
IS nos known. though great many OF she
citizens feel very sanguipe over me pros
pecis OF having them ioea,ed mere, as this
pace Is very near tne center between CAL
Weston and Temple.
nc company mas been contemplating
move OF this Kind for sonc timc pul no
eipps We're taken toward accomplishing
INC same until OF late. For thc pass lew
Gays tue company nas kept it's surveyor
quite busy surveying on oifferont loean.
Ties near ny mere, mere seems 10 be Que
lmpediment wnich may prevent the CONF
pany from locating LIS shops In town, and
that is the great expense OF cutting
through Il hill about Que mile south OK
town.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-04-07
s. 5. AND $. ELECTION.
W. ". Munson Named ns President
of the Cooperation.

Csreenville, Texas. April The stock
holders OF tho sherman, Shreveport aud
Southern Railroad company met in the
general Offices in This city yesterday after
noon and elected the following beard Of
directors v. r Muneon, Denison; w. A.
Williams. GrsenviIle; c. &. Cobb. Denisor;
Tom Randolph, sherman; Fl Foseue.
Henry W Poor, New York.
The directors met Immediately after
ward and chose the following officers and
operating managers: W. -. Munson.
rresidenf; ". 4. Williams. vice president;
b. NJ. Alvord, superintendent; II. ~ Ma
rache, secretary; J. W. Chatham. freight
aud passenger agent; j. t Roberts treas
urer.
President II. c. Rouse OF the Katy. with
C. @. Hedge and 5. ielline Of Now York
attended the meeting. The visitors went
north 10 Denison 10 attend meeting OF
stockholders in branch road out OF that
place.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-04-07

ssnarge from Toxas producing points 10 81
Louis Kansas City. Mo-, and pointe takinr
same ratcs, subject 10 established diNet,
entails TO points In defined territories
Notice has been given by tho Roch
island system aud Texas aud Pacific rail-.
way, elective on notice furnished 10 ne
Interstate commerce commission by the
latter named company. 80 provide that rates
on stock cattle. from points on the Texas
and racine railway ~ Texas TO points on
the Chicago. Rock Island and Pacific ra,l.
way in Indian and okiahoma Territories
and Kansas, will he made on combination
of locals through Fort Worth.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-04-07
"ordinary'' sIeepera Ahandoned,

The Ordinary sleeping cars recently
put in operation on the Baltimore and
Ohio between Baltimore and Newark and
Pittsburg and Chicago are TO he abandoned
on the 10th Instant Tho new departure
was entirely in the nature OF an expert
r1ent and the results attained were higniy
satisfactory TO the railroad company. II
was ascertained. however, that the Pull
man company was not In a position 20 fur.
nish this class Of equipment to all road,
operating Pullman cars cast Of Chicago
and St. Louis, and TO allay any friction
that might arise from this ueaulliiy o.
service the Pullman company requested
the Baltimore and Ohio TO resume tn,
operation Of Inc standard cars previously
in service
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-04-07

tions new folder, which Is ono Of the
most artistic thinge OF the kind seen OF
late Tho covers are handsomely printed
In scarlet and dark green, tho now trade.
ing prominently displayed. The folder
contains, III addition Il, tho usual schod-
ulcs. q man OF the wistom. Information
concerning lands IN Texas, a list OF the
officers OF the company and matter rela-
live to the Pullman and regular train SER
vice OF the road
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-04-07

Mr.. II. e, Farrel. general freight agent
OF the Cotton Belt lines In Texas, was here
from his headquarters in Tyler yester-
day
Mr. J. w Carter. general live stock
sgen, OF the Rock Island. with headquar-
tiers at Fort Worth. was in Houston yes
tsrday.
Nh Jcft N. Miller, chief clerk to Cen
eral Manager Qulnlsn Of the Central, left
last night on a business trip 70 North Texas
points.
Mr ] l. West. assistant general freight
agent OF the Missouri. Kansas aud Texas,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-04-07
Ma. yoAKuMs VIEW or 1T.
poesn,t Approve of the Meetings In
Jorsing the Netoes.

Dallas, Texas, April G.--vice President
and General Manager r. r. foeium of the
ST. Louis and San Francisco railway was
in Dallas today en- route to ST. Louis from
san Antonio and Austin. Speaking OF the
railroad legislation vetoed b. Governor
savers. Mr.. Yoakum sald = am not pre-
pared 10 say anything concerning tho con-
soIidation bill recently vetoed by Governor
savers. as / understand II. the objections
ars legal ones do not believe that either
the governor OF the attorney general is
unfrfendly 10 any interest-corporstion OF
othetwlse-in Texaa. but on the oontrars
7 think both are anxious to do all they can
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-04-07
CAPITOL
HOTEL.
10
F.h. HeTVey 81.
Manager.
Rate, $3.50 TO
S. per Day.
eIRsTcLAss.

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|sAsrts ~ ~ johnson, Dayton. Ohio: ". II.
|istr, VIE, Louisville. w. B. smith,
I'D 81. SSns sss H Kitteridge. Blanch Walsh
X l.: c S .Aeleourne Mcdowell. Providence.
II FfissIsrHss l; Pitherlendss. Brooklyn: J.
|sailo. inSr' New York; Wm. J. Mini a..
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n: b II Syrazoria: j. j. sniythe. Calves
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ssastox, N pergsn. Lincoln. Neh.; 7. B.
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|sat: W'sonn' Meridian; j. W. Hiakls. New
|zN Ina p Clint Texas. Miss Birdman.
|,a,her' nv Hach. Mr.. Bladock. Mr.
|,tlla Ans,,at symphony club: W. -.
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NJ, A. AND w.
Protector in Now Going over tho
Proposed Route.

Waco. Texas, April e.--F NJ welch.
president Of the Natchez, Alexandria and
Waco Railway company, is in tho city. Mr..
WEIGH is on a tour Of the proposed route
Of Tho road and viii visit Palestine,
Crockett and other points in few dsys
II ie proposed 10 enter the state in Sabine
county. not far from Hemphill. and build
on as direct line as possible to Waco. The
purpose Of Mr., WEIGHS visit is to select
the route.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-04-07
SOUTHERN AND Ain LINE,
Indications Point to Absorption nj
tn. Inter neute,

Louisville. Ky, April 6.-Prosident sam.
uel Spencer. Second Vice President W,
W Fenly Third Vice President and Cen
eral Manager Frank Grannon, and other
officials of the Southern Railway, left
Louisville for ST. Louis over the Air Line,
The party was accompanied by Mr. George
Havens OF the Air Line. II IL generally
believed now that the Air Line VIII soon
be controlled by the southern. The in
spection trip leads many TO believe that
the deal will he announced officially May
J. II is thought that this trip was made
with the view OF improving tho line. With
the Air Line as part OF the system,
the southern viii have direct line OF
It's own tracks from st. Louis nearly to
New Orleans. Its mileage will exceed
5000 miles.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-04-07
Al an ,srmIaaI. wAere Eas.,nssr eo.eh..

at all terminals where passenger coaches
lay over
quarterly meeting bf the Southwest
ern passenger bureau Will be held at Hot
Springs next Tuesday, at which time the
matter OF the threatened withdrawal OF the
Texas and Pacific will be taken up.
travelling Passenger Agents Reinhart
and Ryan OF the Southern PACING are
touring their respective territories TOT Inc
nurnose 81 distributing advertising mat
Ter regarding Houston's San Jacinto Day
celebration.
Mr. l.. Bauinan OF the engineering de-
nartment of she Santa Fe is up from Cal
weston for the purpose OF supervising tns
construction OF sewer on Mary street
and the work OF putting In new counec-
tons In the Fifth ward 10 order TO allow
,ie roads passenger trains to head In aud
out az the Grand Central depot
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-04-07

Notice has been given by the Central
route OF intention, effective April s. ana
expiring. July 1. to establish rate OF oV
cents per 100 pounds 90 vegetsoles' iess
than carloads. minirnuu weight lo'oVv
hounds. rot to exceed minimum carload