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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-11-24
WHARTON LOCALS.
Dedication of the New school House
Set for December I.

Wharton, Texas, November "a. - The
dedication OF the new $4,000 school house
will take place Friday, December ]. 1t
will be a day of public rejoicing IN this
city and will be celebrated with applopri-
ate ceremonies a mass meeting OF citt-
zens will assemble at the court house,
from whence a procession, comprised OF
Sunday schools, Masons, Woodmen of the
World, knights of Pythias. ollizcns and
children. will form and ma"cn 10 the
school house, where they will be received
by trustees, contractors and siperlntrnd-
ent and shown over the building SER
vices In honor of the event VIII take place
al the Methodist church that evening.
Prof VIII Hathaway, the principal Of
the colored public school. died o. heart
disease last night. He was man o; larre
influence with his race and was looked
upon as the leader OF the negroes. who are
In hearty sympathy with the White Mans
Unior. He was educated at Prairie view
normal and was one OF the best educated
negroes in the county.
Church services have bean resumed AID
schools will soon be reopenel, and bisi-
ness will resume it's usual routine.
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ALL QUIET AT FORT RINGGOLD
NO FURTHER TROUBLE WILL RE-
SUIT, 1T rs NOW Relieved.
Citizens Say the Town Was Attacked
by the Troopers without Any
proVocntion.

Brownsville, Texas. November 2s.--No
further trouble reported from Fort Ring
gold. The sheriff of the county and the
officers Of the military post are acting to-
gether in efforts TO preserve order Just
who is to blame for starting tho row can
not now be ascertsdned. but kilograms
from prominent and reliable cltizrns state
that no attack was made on the most
by citizens. Some unknown person fired
shot at the post mail carrier while on
his way through thc town TO the post
office and Il is stated that the hring on
she town by soldiers was in retaliation for
this, Citizens claim there was a ruslllade
from Krag- lorgensens and a Gatling gun
Many dwellings were Injured by bullets
one Mexican was wounded in the leg. \
house in which there was Sick man waa
struck by several bullets and tho man died
OF fright No further difficulty Is appro
hended,
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BERGINNIS SHOT AND KILLED.
THE TRAGEDY OCCURRED ON THE
STREETS OF CoRsICANA.
Archie l.. LOtspeich Surrendered to
the sheriff - The Dead Mans
Home Was mt Houston.

Corsicana, Texas, November 23.--J. NJ.
Berginnis was shot and instantly killed
by Archie L. Lotspeich. The iwo are
cotton buyers and have been IN amhers of
the firm of A. l.. Lotspeich 6 Co. one OF
the oldest and best known firms OF this
town. They had just left the office at the
close of the days business and reached
the foot of stairs leading from their office
TO the corner of Collin AID Tenth streets
about $50 o'clock. There were three wit
nesses to the shooting, but two OF these
knew nothing of the case.
Rev. s. G. Mullins. we'll known Baptist
preacher, tells this story; 81 was trtss-
ing West Collin street and hal :eact cd
the corner of Ransoms grocery when the
first shot was fired. Archie was sanding
with his back to me and The other nan
was about three feet from him end they
were facing each other. l heard no word
spoken, but / saw Archie draw his pistol
and fire at the mans breast. Bergpnis
turned and ran up Tenth street, AS he
ran Archie fired three more shots. Az he
fired the fourth shot ! caught his arm
and said. What do you mean He re-
piled, The struck me and
no man can do that -
Berginnis ran to the side of Rqnsoms
store and fell dead inside the DOR. He
was shot through the heart, and another
ball passed through the back JUST under
the right shoulder blade
Berginnis is native of Galveston, but
his home is Houston. He has bought cot
ton here for several seasons AM this year
formed partnership with James Lot
speioh and his two sons, forming tbs finn
of Lotspeich d Co. During the pa,t few
weeks there has been trouble i'll the firm,
and the partnership had been dissolved
today. When Justice Grantham examined
the body he found check for $1,000, said
TO be the proceeds of the partnership.
Lotspeich surrendered to Sheriff Allcl and
is now in Jail. Berginnis' remains will be
shipped to Galveston at noon tomorrow.
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uEMpsTEAD HAPPENINGS.
A Bold Robbery WAS Perpetrnted nj
suuuysidc.

Hampstead, Texas. November 2S,-spe
cal City Policeman w. s. Hunt has re-
signed his position TO accept a similar one
with the Houston and Texas Central rail
way.
A report reached here today Of a rob
berry at Sunnyside MI John s'lffka, a
prominent and wealthy Bohemian 'armei
was the victim, Two negroes held Inn up
in his own yard and relieved him o, lis
surplus cash.
Mr.. a. b. Shannon celebfltad bis t~tn-
ty-sixth birthday Monday With a b, me
dinner, to which many OF dis irlenos we'e
invited
Uncle Josh Spruceby" was prescnied
at Firemen's hall tonight to large audi-
enee The play was presented Inder the
auspices Of the firemen,
Mr. and Mrs, G. W Baldwin OF Houston
are visiting Mrs. BaIdwin's parents for a
few days.
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RELIGIOUS.
North rcxn. conference.

Honey Grove. Texas, November Ca
The North Texas conference convened here
today at o'clock, with Bishop r. *. Hat-
grove, u. D., of Nashville Tenn. pre-
siding, There is large attendance, about
200 ministers and about thirty ,aymen "A
attendance. Organization Ses perfected
by the election OF J. Marvin Nichols as
secretary, with J. f. Archer, Webb and
A, G. Moody as assistants
Last night Il. Il. Hoss Of Ma shNille cd
itor of the Christian Advocate, prtat bod
mastery sermon 10 a large oongrcea-
tlon This morning was devoted 10 hear
ing communications from vari ,ls sources
ami their reference to appropriate boa, as
and committees. Drs. Eoss. Denny anG
Tillet addressed the conference. The af-
ternoon was given TO the WORK Of the y, A,
rious committees and The work OF the
North Texas conference.
At night DR.. w, T.. Tillst spoks OF tho
Twentieth Century educational shank Of
fering.
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Convictions nj caldweIi.

Calvert, Texas. November 22.--In tho
district court the case of State Of Texas
VS.. Frank Cowan, charged with murder,
was on trial yesterday and last night.
This morning the jury returned a verdict
Of not guilty.
Two pleas Of guilty were entered this
morning which were as follows Plumer
Parker charged with incest. given two
years in the penitentlary; Jim NeaIy.
charged with theft of horse. given two
years in the penitentiary.
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Calvert Texas, November ga number
of substantial improvements arc being
made in Calvert, Mr.. j, II. Drumder has
purchased tho old homestead OF the late
Or. George Mclendon. one of the pioneer
settlers OF Calvert. and Is overhauling
and adding to the building.
The very substantial section house Of
the new road has Just been oomplated and
is now occupied by the foreman, The
roadbed has been completed and received
by the directors and stockholders Of the
Calvert. Waco and Brazos Valley road
and the conycts employed on the road
hnva been removed.
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operation was delayed too long. DR..
Turner had prepared, according 10 the
evidence. to amputate on the morning Of
the 18th but postponed the operation
twenty-six hours by advice of Dr. Graves.
wire.
The trial lasted eleven DAYS and at
tracted widespread attention. Nearly
every surgeon in the city and many from,
a distance testified as to the cause of
Hanway's death aud their views were
conflicting. Plaintiffs theory was that
toxin poisoning caused death, while de-
Pendants claimed that death was due to
FATTY empoiism. The railway company de-
MED that the payment of hospital fees
made made them liable
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|iIFY AND Chiffon.
!, o.A,,. Has Been Arranged to Take
W o,... Al Fort Worth Tonight.
\. ,sY.s WILL TURN OUT EN- MASsE
r.,,on says He Will Meet
Pa' ol throughout state
w. W., congress Adjourns.

.., Texas. November 2s.-sen-
oI ',, s Chiffon came in yesterday
nv entertained last flight by County
was James W. Swayne, and this
s ,u,, went out to weathe't'rd to spend pend
p'Ds 9TH friends. Arrangements were
'H.s,v for a joint debate here 10
NV mig night between Chiffon and hs'l =,
.u,o, saws that after congress AZ
~ w,,l meet Mr.. Bailey to the en-
= !, fifty or sixty appointments
|oushout Texas
roy,s November 23-The Cri'cd
''"' .,orlal race reached an acute
Z ,oday and United States Senator
y. Chiffon and Congressman j. w.
u,., asplres to succeed Chiffon,
:, .,rsed on Joint debate. On Fri
~. the Young Mems Democratic
- p,Ilas invited the two distin-
,,sa gentlemen to enga&a in joint de-
!, dallas Tuesday night; Nh Bailey
.,,,,,,s hut Mr.. Chiffon declined,
49, IN his letter chat he knew OF no
,rsrcs of opinion between him aud
p.,,ev on public questions AMI That
,,,r, debate between democrats could
q no good purpose, but might cause
,,o,,rs Mr.. Bailey spoke alone in
h.. ON TUESDAY night; he made some
al. directed toward Mr.. Chiffon; he
|, ,,re out interviews saying there were
isreptes of opinion between himself
! Nr Chiffon on the expansion issue,
|. currency question and the Nicaragua
"a, issue. and that he considered himself
|, Mr. Chiffon in duty bound - discuss
L. issues Jointly before the public.
M Chiffon is billed TO speak in Fort
|cr,b tomorrow night; he MAS there &c
n and decided to take up the def OF MI.
Iilsy and this evening the notice was
Ipphoped and telegraphed all over
brtherp Texas that the joint discussion
build take place tomorrow nlght at Fort
|or,h Mr.. Chilton's Fort Worth man
hrs had during the day notified Mr.,
Illey at his home in Gaines" lie that MIR.
hilton was willing to disc ISIS With bin,
ID Mr. Bailey accepted the arrangemen.
j tomorrow night.
This is expected to be the biggest po-
Heal affair that has engaged public at
btiop in Texas during the memory Of
L present generation. Friends OF both
Pakers will rally to Fort W,r'h fol
Hes around. Large delegations will 20
ON Dallas, where both men nave strong
llowings.
Mr. Chiffon spoke at Weatierfo,d to-
al
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SUITS AGAINST THE KATY.
Ewenty-fOur Thousand Dollars Is
wanted by Rains County Citizens

Emory. Texas. November 2S.-The fail
term OF district court here convenes on
December 4. and promises to give the
attorneys for the Missouri, Kansas and
Texas railway an abundance of work as
there have recently been filed here seven
suits against the Katy" for personal in-
iuries. aggregating $4,000. W; G. Camp
$4,000 Ed L. Balew 5000. W. H.,
Vaughan $4,000. John White (coI) $4,000,
King Jackson coli $4,000. Levi shipley
John ]. Henry enters suit against the
Western Union Telegraph company for
damages in falling TO deliver messages
q. Henry. and asks for $4,000. This is
more than double the amount OF damage
suits ever brought here at one term OF
court before.
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Mhnt Ono Tnrmer Did.

Glen Rose. Texas. November 2S.-Shiriy
Stewart, living three miles northeast OF
Glen Rose, under irrigation has gathered
following crops: Six acres in cotton
six bales of 500 pounds each; twenty acres
corn. fifty bushels per acre, 1000 bushels
from one acre. $75 sold in onions ana
from same acre two bales of cotton plcken
and ginned. and irrigated by artesian welis
at slight cost. Mr.. Stewart is preparing
TO make two bales per acre on twenty
acres next year. MIR. stewards crop re-
turns for 1899 himself and l2-year- old son.
Melted cash $685.. with plenty OF pork ana
corn. potatoes and all home supplies LOT
1904
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New Methodist Church at Gonraios

Gonzales Texas, November s3.rhc
building committee of the Methodist
church met last night and opened the bids
submitted for the construction of brick
church building. There were nine bids
in all, ranging from S6i57 to sSTa7. The
lowest bid was that of James Shapley of
Houston. The committee wired Mr.. Shsp-
ley this morning 10 come TO Gonzales to-
night. The building complete viii cost
about $500 Mr. O. II, p. Rudecil of
Houston, architect OF the building, came
in last night to attend the meeting of the
committed
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morn Morth,n ropuIalion.

Fort Worth, Texas, November - Tas
new city directory is being distributed to-
day. The number Of names is given as
l4.s1s with a population for The ci,y OF
81. 054, showing an increase in names OF
222O and Ia population OF $500 since 1886
81. The population OF the city since the
Arst directory in 1878 is given, and shows
the following: 1878. 74l0; 1881, i3,OS9,
increase 5679: 1868 6-s7, 1880. increase
5721; 1889. 2l,78S, increase 292s lsss-
AZ 20 Az. Increase 1884; 1894 -e5. 3l.e6s,
increase 2496: 1896, 20, AL increase 717S,
1867, 1924, decrease 2s47; 1899 1900,
42.954. increase $3.50.
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WHITE TROOPS TO REPLACE
NEGROES.
(speclal 10 nm rost

Washington, November 2S The war
Fort Rlnggold has ended. Although Cen
eral Corhin has said that the negro troops
should stay at Fort Ringgold 1t Is 10
lieved here that they are TO he Withdrawn.
This recent trouble between the c1orsd
troops stationed at Fort RnFgold AID
the Mexicans at Rio Glande CITY has
caused the war department TO have Is
attention forclbly called h the objection
IN the South against the pres cncc OF ne
groes imposing any official or military an-
thority. II may be said that white troops
will be soon substituted for the oolorel
men at Ringgold,
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Alvin. Texas, November 2s.-The Gulf
Coast horticultural association viii meet
in convention in this city Saturday, No
vember %. at the Park pavilion. a basket
dinner will be served on the ground BY
the local association OF this place.
Mr.. John Frantz, late Of the Twentieth
Kansas regiment and who saw some hard
fighting in the Philippines under General
Funston, is in the city visiting his par
ents
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cnern CuIIings.

Cuero, Texas. November 21,-The CON-
missioners court on yesterday vent to ga
wards creek and received the bridge re-
Gently constructed over same. the neis d
bors met them there and fine dinner WIZ
liquid refreshments served.
A fine rain fell here Sunday evening
The fall was something over Two incnes
The warm weather is fine for grass,
MIR. Charles Cook and Miss Melanle
Spies were married today az the residence
of the brides parents. botn arc 'f''
popular young people
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Didn,. Intend 10 KIN,

Crockett, Texas, November 2S,-sep Cal
houn. the negro who killed Joe Powell
(colored) at Grapevine last night. came IN
today and surrendered TO Deputy Sheriff
snence and was locked up. He refusoh
10 make statement further than OWNING
the killing and saying that ne was sorry.
OF It and that he did not intend 70 nl'
Powell so hard Calhoun hit Powell over
the head with club. crushing his Skull
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RECOVERED DAMAGES.
prn. interest in Railway Juris-
!, Decided at Eel Puso

use Of Interest in Railway Juris-
n p.ce Decided at EI Puso.
~ iexas. November 23.--The jury
NJ. as Halfway damage suit this afternoon
|ct ,ns out one hour. brought in YER
kpd,n. Plaintiffs against two OF the de-
h. 49, assessing their damages at $4,000.
b a., ~ was for $4,000 damages against
bpio p'oh' Harrisburg and San An
n !. ai'"ay company; its chief surgeon,
Pcal surs sur Oh San Antonio. and and its
Pa civ DR.. S. T. Turner OF
n c, The jury found in favor Of
kspous,h,ees that he was In no way
fsitehm. II was brought by the
" no,r,sn' whose leg was crushed on
liN ID aug OF April ~, 1897. and who
Weysd th..,y after amputation. II was
-" the man died because the
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1NvrsrloAr1oN rRocrrnlNn.

San Antonio Texas, November Ga
General Chambers MeKihhiu, commander
of the department of Texas received a
brief dispatch from Colonel Roharts, who
Is at Fort Rlnggold making a thorough
investigation OF recent attack tY negro
soldiers at Rnsgold on Rio Grande City.
Colonel Roberts states that the ieelipg
between the citizens and soldiers has I'M
proved and that there Ia no further dan
ger Of collision. tie simply reports
progress in tho matter of inve@tiga ion
Tho wires arc working hadly and the news
from Rio Grandc CITY l. very mnnger,
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uo.on county Prosperous,

Mason. Texas. November 22-This Sec
ton Of the country has lots Of rain. fine
season in the ground. Mason county Is
all right. The farmers have raised and
sold to the merchants OF Mason. besides
what they have sold in Llano and Brown
wood. 1869 bales OF cotton az an average
10 e ? cents per pound per hale, They
have solA 10 the merchants lis,l24 pounds
pecans al cents per pound
There has been the best crop Of corn
made in this county this season that has
been for many years 40,
Cattle have been selling and are sun
in good demand at far prices; .'year'oih
steer SIS. 3-year-olds s"p - 700
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MOUNT vRNoN's COTTON MILL,
Thirty Thousand Dollars Subscribed
on the Eirst CnII

Mount Vernon, Texas. November o.
The citizens OF this town held mass
meeting at the court house last Friday
night for the purpose of discussing the
question of erecting a cotton factory
Elder H. n. G. Bentley, pastor OF the
Baptist church, was elected chairman and
Charles Devall was elected secretary
After a discussion of the question call
was made for subscriptions, when $4,000
was subscribed A committee was ap-
pointed to solicit more subscriptions and
all are confident that 5000 will be raised
after which work will begin as soon as
possible on the building.
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Of third week; VIM. Chambers, rape. Fri
day OF third week.
Special venirc Of ninety men In each
case. rcturnable the day preceding the
trial OF cause s&
W. T. Carter 4 Bro. VS.. Missouri. Kan
sas and Texas Railway Company. set for
Monday OF second week.
The criminal docket was set for Monday
OF second week. But II the Carter & Bro
case goes to trial followed by ths EASILY
case. there will probably be little done
outside OF those. as each will require
time.
The civil docket set for this week has
been disposed Of except such cases as were
passed by consent for trial at future
day
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New II. OF p. Lodge Mt GIennrn..

cleburne. Texas November 22.-cle-
burne lodge No. 2es. knights Of Pythias
was organized last plight, with twenty-five
charter members. The following officers
were elected: A. S. Bledsoe. chancellor
com mander; Mcbride, vice chancellor;
Dr. IIuddleston. prelatei VIII Francis.
master Of work; ID. b. Casey, master al
arms James McDougald. inner guard
Finis Barlow. keeper OF records and seal
n. P. Keith. r. s. Phillips. Robert Patton
and ]. ". Moon. past chancellors.
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N,.oro nenorted Woundcd.

Ennis, Texas. November 23.--News was
received here this afternoon of a shoot
ing scrape yesterday afternoon In Cnrien's
railroad camp at Rosser between a white
man and negro Tho report states that the
negro was severely wounded. Nothing
definite can be learned OF the particulars
at this hour
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CAMP HAwLEY IMPROVEMENTS.

A Post reporter took a ride out to Camp
Hagley this morning with Quarterma ter
Newcomer 10 see the new quarters that
ara being erected for the officers and
troons At the present rate OF progress
being made on the buildings 1t will be
but a short time before Uncle Sans men
can move out OF the tents in which they
have lived for several months into m2Ie
comfortable quarters. The barracks VIII
he ready for occupancy by Saturday and
The st,re room and Reconnaissance
officers quarters sometime next week
Captain Weavers residence VIII not De
completed for several weeks.
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suspicion. sickness Investigated.

NacoEdoches, Texas, November ia
suspicious case Of fever was reported to-
day TO be near Merose, ten miles cast
OF town. The county physician has gone
10 Investigate. The doctor reporting the
caae to the authorities stated that the
patient had just come into the neighbour
hood from Southeast Texas. The doctors
here say the SYMPTOMS reported resemble
amaiiuoX
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co,,Ie ItopIng Conte.,

san Angelo, Texas, November 20 lin the
team roping contest today the following
times were made in seconds, two men on
each side. two steers to each man: ice
Gardner 80 and ~ ~; Buster Gardner,
81 and 81. John Hewitt, 26 and 49, Bob
HiIer t,o6 and rs.
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CRIMINAL COURT.

The trial OF the Dyson murder case was
bepun this morning. A jury was em-
naneIled and the taking OF evidence com
mepced this afternoon.
:, l,i,I IN, and It looks as IL no agree
=, will be reached Should no de-
cis s be had by tomorrow the jury VIII
nroha hIy be dismissed.
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THE TENTH DISTRICT.
:. DUFF Says Improvement of the
Hraxos Is the Only Local Issue.

Austin. Texas. November 23.-Joe Duff
Angeton, who was here yesterday
fening, stated to The Post correspon-
bat that there is now but one issue in the
fnth congressional district, which is the
bsnng Of the Brazos for navigation to
|sco, and. that II the democrats viii
PmiDate man thoroughly in sympathy
pa this proposition and determined to
ork for its success they will surely win.
i. Dun said further that the people OF
pe Brazos valley are suspicious of the
Fneme to start movement to secure the
fproyement OF all South Texas streams.
ney look upon 1t as a proposition to put
y Brazos In the same class with oyster
reek. Caney, Dickinson bayou and such
ke and lose II In the shuttle.
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Livingston. Texas. November 21.The
following special yenire cases were set
for trial in district court today; Edward
& EsseIy. murder. Thursday Of second
week; Patten. murder, Friday OF third
week, G. Hogan. murder. Thursday Of
third week; j. Brooks. murder. Thursday