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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-01-22
IMPROVEMENTS AT DENTON.
Council VIII Take UD the Matter of
North Texas Normal College.

North Texas normal College.
Denton, Texas. January 20.-0nc OF the
most interesting meetings of the city
council that has been held for some time
will be held Monday night. In addition to
the regular routine work, allowing &c
counts etc, the council will arrive at
somo decision In regard to the North
Texas Normal college improvements, II
being proposed 10 thoroughly repair and
renovate the building anu 10 make an adj
dition and other improvements the cost or
all OF which will aggregate $4,000. Another
matter OF Importance to come up Is that
OF extending the water mains further out
North Locust, North Elm and West lIick-
DRY streets, the cost Of which proposed
improvements will run up TO several thou
sand dollars.
The new Wright building on the north-
cast corner Of the squarc Is about COM
pIcted at :. Gust OF $4,000. The upper
story. 60xi20 feet will be voted - a
thoroughly up-to-date opera house.
Work has begun on . very neat and
roomy cottage on West Oak street, being
erected by Mrs. s. j. Woodward OF AM
teIope Who VIII mako her home here
again.
so. r. Graham is building $4,000 resi-
dence OIL West Oak street.
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SUMMARY OF 8ToDAv's IMPORTANT NEWS.



Farmer Shaw Of Dallas claims that The
Feeeral government stili owes the state
siss.sss interest OH thu amount recovered
By Hcgs,
Attorney general withdrew his approval
frcm an issue Of Bcxar county rc-funding
bonds.
Operators Of slot machines at CALVES
ton have been indicted by the Grand jury.
The ciichreest hotel at Tcxsrkaaa was
burned.
There Is complaint Of drou,h In caid-
well county.
District clerk argues that as his court
handles divorce business he should issue
the marriage licenses.
First banana steamer viii arrive at
: GALVESTON Monday aud The fruit viii be
given quick dispatch.
Good wishes OF Galveston arc with iious-
ton Iii the Bufalo ship channel project.
Citizens OF beaumont intend 10 pay
cash for their street paving
Demand Tor Lumber is reported good az
beth Beaumont and Orange.
Corpus Christi will take precautions
against smallpox being Imported from
Laredo.
sheriff Cabeil Of Dallas sets forth the
changes in the present fee law desired
By the sheriffs
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LEGisLATIvr:,..

House committees weedei out anumb y
: OF bills, reporting very few fa,crably.
Phillips OF Lainpasas wants the coffee
trust operations In Texas investigated aud
Its agents punished.
Hills relating tn taxes were intro
drced In the house: anothe. member de-
sires railroad taxable values fixed by the
commission
The house refused to excuse members
Indefinitely because OF business; house
refused TO refuse all cxcurting invltations;
two bills were passed finally. A number
OF bills were introduced.
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SHORT NEWS STORIES.

NEW YORK.--General Leonard Wood sailed
for Hnvsna on the Ward liner concho'
NEW ORLEANS National Prison i Ks,
fern association began its annual convention
here.
CAIRO. Egypt. decree has bscn signei
arr ointing General Kitchener governor gen
ersl Of the Soudan
! wAsHINGToN.-B formal order issued
from the war department, two army co'p''
the First and Fourth, are discontinued
COLON Colombia.-There are no signs Oh
a termination OF the strike OF dock lapoferS
hers. and the situation has become acute.
KlcIIyIEW. Ili--An earthquake shcak Ms
fol. htie. The vibrations lasted s. ~, sbnah
utes roaring sound ACCOMPANIED me snYNA,
MOBILE AlaTsse e,S engln new has ' Been dis
covered with regard TO the MISSING yae''
Pau Jones. n,at.
HUNTSVILLE. Ky.-The heavyweight pus,,,
list Tom Lansing, who was ihlu,ea y, months
ago. died at st. Mary and elizabeth nosps,a'.
'I,,gtrI,E ROcK. Ark.--Judge Hiram, hop,
bins aope Of the most widely known ~ sha,
Arypnsas, died rather suddeliy. 10y tepV ~ Ms
he lad committed suiciao ""s
family. ,,a,h
tinted States infantry has left Fort L.s'. ~
worth for San Francisco. wnence ,sani,a ri,
bouked to sail ON the scanaia ior "A'"
January 20. pn,.,,
BAIRD Was set upon BY John Clover, = nsss'
from indianapol,i,s; an sonditon. il be should
die Iynching Ia probable
CHICAGO. --About 1900 men ana ,wG Sp good
saw thirty zone rounds OF cxcepuoha,..s % 3 n
fighting al Tattersall's. the best nsppth ,Iadel.
d,aw between Charley Mckesser ~ 91a,i '''f~
mia and Charley Burns OF Cincinnati
cHlcAGo-Tho Tribune says, Memeeis =. Sl
the Temple Emanuel s sgngrs nitseb i,iornai
IL whetber he can see his way MAY ~ take
ssiiaer an oftsr to ,, IsIay S',y SINAI I6ams
NEW YORK.--Jimes H, s.r,ttv , liz
bista'icai developments ana prat- AGsuit
dad al his home. His >ge to Hiin Wrich
~ nm attack OF grip a sf>oi, Is not ip,t, 4
deveIored into pnoumonia.s e, and the A. nm
spRiNGFIELp. Mo.--wt with the ,',ud,S
~ ne mer, arrested ON th4n breath ~
NJ NJ, The Memphis train neah In fhy 70 Inv
~. nieht of December al.fsa svro- ssye
he he * Bill Ryan. formerly ~ .h 80 an abb
gang. He said he wanna srnctivs the SD
tity during tpe 1919 INC M st,,a most
hns stpaiueu ~ A'--~N~- ~ = room
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TAYLOR NOTES.
Experimenting with Tobacco Gull
turc--Dammgc snit Compromised.

Exprrin,cntInE with Tobacco Gull
turc--Damagc snit Compromised.
TAYLOR. Texas. January ELIZA damage SUIT
which has attracted considerable local interest
has just terminated al Georgetown resulting
In q compromise. The suit was Mrs s. A..
Le Baron VIZ. The Taylor Electric Light and
Power Company. for $4,000 damages, gr0win1
out of tho accidental Killing OF Nr. ;. a. lie
Baron. which occurred In this city several
mvuths ago and was eaused by an 2iecTic
liefi pole. which he had climbed, breakihg
and falling with him He was In the employ
OF the company. The clniu, was conpfomised
ior 1850.
hacco in Texas seems to be bearing irun IN
several localities A. number OF parties IN
this section have been giving the plant
trial. Mir. Deck Smith brought TO town a
SAMPLE OF some grown on his place, and Key
efal Others report encouraging progress on
limited experiment. The best sample yet
shown was; raised about live miles from town
ane il or superior quality. y has not YET
ben planted IN sufficient quantities 10 get ro-
liable estimates OF the yield. With more ~
u.iIiar knowledge OF the plant no doubt BET
/ "a, results will be reported
early Yesterday morning. before daylight,
m,rkcf man rode 10 town and bltcned MS
horse 10 a rack on Third street The horse.
with bridlc and saddle. disappeared. and the
owpsr reports that he was stolen.
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take gloomy view of the future OF the
Philippines. Mr. Ernst Ruffert, the head
of Lombard street house. who bought
large tracts OF land about Manila, said to
representative of the Associated Press;
1.-The land is useless under present condi-
items. We could not plant crops with the
possibility of natives destroying them over
night. The United States will be unable to
rule more than the front Of the islands
without an army OF 100000 men. They
might buy the native leaders, but they
would not stay bought, and the United
States must rebuy them periodically. The
end OF the matter will be that the United
States will sell the Philippines"
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Yof horse theft Twenty-Five years ago
Tom wns triod here and defended by Judge
A. A, Kemble. He stole another horse
after serving OFT his term and then won't
TO Freestone county and got twenty-five
years. After serylng eighteen years, he
escaped, went TO Denton county and was
tried for horse theft and given five years.
He was serving out his sentence when
Judge billiard Issued a bench warrants hc
was brought hcre and tried on the sarie
old charge OF horse theft. Billiard is now
SO years old and still has nineteen years 10
serve.
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Hesrnc items.

Hearne, Texas. January y Several tray
e,irg mso have visited Hearpe this week.
Among them were Harry Brown. with I'LL
Bros. New York: Ed Hariu, With Behreps
prrg company. Waco; Eussne Blake. renre-
sentinx q. Loeweustsin & ilros, Mtmphis;
Z n rai,er Nth Dewitt & &C.. chisaso: G.
~ Carr. with Carson. sswsiI 4 Co.. HouE-
Ion; Byrcn Miller OF New Orleans and sldor
ENarfx ST. LOUIS. Is
seqh .yturnitt al Calvert had business 10
Hefr ne yesterday afternoon.
Isl. M. g. Camp Of Bryan resurHed yesser-
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LoCA...

Thos. Flaherty held on a small bond
on the charge CT killing John Conroy
The Houston Manufacturers association
make nm appeal Cor more industries.
The public pulse quickens over the deep
water outlook.
A big evangelistic service In prospect
Rev. DR.. Lankin win preach special
sermon today to the doctors. Rev. Seth
Ward will tell OF the Secret Hidden
Trap at the Y NJ c. A. hall.
Sergeant Erickson returns with his pris-
oner from Germany.
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Fitch, popular in music circles, were
united in matrimony last night Rev.
Johnston Robertson officiating, at the
Presbyterian church.
The first anniversary Of the Sons of
Hermann will be celebrated tonight with
a banquet and ball at 1Ifnvereiii hall.
Grand President G, r. Alderman OF Dali
las. Deputy e. Toerner Of Temple and
National President julius Scbuetze OF Aus
tin are expected to be present.
j. c. Landon is making another addition
to the Landon. letting the contract for a
two-story ironclad building. 32x70 fcst.
al s2351 The lower floor Will be occupied
by the San Angelo Steam laundry.
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FOREIGN.

In the German press an inspired article
slows that the finances of the emperor
are at a rather low ebb and that the
kaiser has had heavy strain.
Prussian minister of finance told the
parliament that the country could stand
spending more money for ths army.
A considerable sum has been collected
from German universities for Bismark-
ian memorial.
Cecil Rhodes African railroad project
has the call In London at this time.
Cecil Rhodes Is lionized III London,
where he is. endeayorlng to induce the
government to back UP his railroad enter
prises
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o..r. ~ Victoria.

Victoria, Texas, January p. Noiwth-
standing steady downpour all day and q
very disagreeablc pigbi overhead and un-
derfoot. the Andrews Opera company pre-
scnted Martha to large, cultured and
approciatiyc audience at the opera house
last night. delegation OF my came up
from Port Lavaca OH special train. and
every one OF the party WAS delighted be-
yond expression at the rare musical treat.
At the matinee today "Milsado' was pre-
scented aud tonight Era DInyolo." sa
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THE PHILIPPINES.

President Lopez of the viacaya ISLANDS
replies to President McKtnley's proclana-
ton, refusing to recognize American au-
thority in the islands
fight between the PHILIPPINES and
American troops was only ayerted by the
tact of the higher officers.
The native press at Manila Is caustic
in its attack on Americans
The presidential commission has bcea
given full Instructions two OF them will
start for Manila Tuesday
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HAS QUIT THIs POPUIIsTs.
Another BInn Who Hns Found Out
ITS Political Error.

Gcoagetons. Texas, January 2l.-Heying
h ard that Mr.. John r. Tauibse. VINO was At
one time one Of the most prominent popuii;ts
~ this county, had renounced hts allegiance
10 that party, Ths Post correspondent asked
'.yes . he replied, II am back In tire dem
ocrst!c ranks and expect to affiliate with che
cipies enumerated by thu Chicago platform.
When Joined the populist party did 10 be-
lie wing that the democratic party had aban-
dcned financial reform. bur since the adoption
-. TIC fr q silver rlank IA the democratic
Siatform have become convinced that the
Memorable party Is the parry Q: reform. and
"a propose 70 vote anu use NY innhencs m
ng ,r Tauihee IS constabls ~ this precinct.
md n,ak-s faithful and effeicat ofIicer-
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Tcxns po.tnl Mnttern.

Especial Dispatch to The Post)
Washington, January PA statement
given out at the postoffice department
today shows the receipts for the postoffcc
at Dallas for December, 1898, to be SO, O22,
as compared with s1s,15S for the same
period in 1897. This is an increase Of
s1S69, or 1402 per cent.
Texas postmasters appointed today.
Brigham, Hill county, Robert L.. Bailey;
Gibtown, Jack county, Mrs. Iva A. Peas
ley.
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Rungc. Texas. January 81. On last Thurs
day Runge Chapter No. 30. Royal Arch Ma
sons, was constituted. Grand High Priest y,
G. Kidd and Grand Secretary Geo. Lopas Of
fcisting 40 Installing ofAcers. The officers
ipstalied are as f,il9ws: frlnk Anson, NJ u.
". r.: John HtckmaB. ~, y. il.i \, y, No
Crea. ~. n, S.; W. VI Boyoe, z. H.; W. r.
Bennett, treasurer: r. q. illicit, y. u; y.
ID. sat, II /. A W. Riiekman, g. ~.
OF iirst veil: {. H. orr. u. " o. second veil.
by Robert c. Robuck, proxy VIM, Archer.
q. H. OF third veil. J. ~, Ycary guard.
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SPORT

J. S. Ray OF Indiana has beon selected
to manage tho Austin team for the coming
season..
Isltz has Issued an ultimatum to Saar-
key; Jefiries has covered the champs for
felt,
Proposed consolidation OF the Baltimore
and Brooklyn teams may fall through.
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Waco, Texas. January z, Id A. y EIiis'
nrofessor OF the department Of pedagogy in
tbe state university. delivered = lecture at tue
rhr;stlau church last night under the auspices
~ Inc McLennan County Teachers lnsilfuts
~ -, ny 4, sexsion hgre Or. Ellis subject was
,.Sp afndv'" and very interesting instrnc.
,in,' vsas given on the subject lie explained
he Importance Of thorough khowlsdys q the
capacities OF children, ana ls,a COM sne
~, mental growth Of a child teacher should
H., ny .eo,aintrd with It's physical growth The
lecture Was greatly enjoyed ~ tDe teacnefs
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Islcctlon. a. LocIxhHrt.

Inckbsr,. ',sas Jan ,ar5 2i--At meet
inr OF he Ladies' Cemetery association the
following efeers were eisstsd: Mrs. John
a;cCurdy. president: MfH. :. NJ. Lay, trsas-.
urar: Mira s II. Cowap, aer<sitry board "
directors. Mrs. ed Rose. Mrs. A. u. Storey
Arx. Joe Mpsur Mr.. ", n, Field and AIR: q
"a Noltie. AR Jehp Thor mas c;nt1oyci a.
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RAILROAD.

Representative OF a large produce house
from st. Louis visiting South Texas. con-
tracing for melon shipments.
Charters for two lines filed at Austin.
The Texas western and Circle Belt Rail
way company limo from Gainesville 70
Abilene.
Kansas City railroad walters spend n
very pleasant day In the city and speak
praises for Houston.
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Dillingham; left for home tonight.
1t is stated that the cruisers Chicago aud
Newark will be sent to New Orleans for
the carnival.
After years hard work the state de-
partment has succeeded in its efforts to
secure the extradition frol Mexico OF
Visli J. Travin. who is wanted in Chicago
on a charge of counterfeiting United
States treasury notes
a. w. Macken, general superintendent OF
the free delivery system and chairman ci
the postal commission sent to Cuba 10 In
vestigate conditions there, has returned
from Havana. He had long conferences
with Postmaster General Emory Smith, at
which he described the comparatively cha
otto state of the service,
The leave of absence granted Second
Lieutenant John w. Clark, Fourth Texas
Volunteer infantry, has been extended ten
days.
The state department today issued d
warrant of surrender for the devilery 10
the Mexican government OF Santiago MOI
ply, the absconding clerk of the Mexican
National bank of the City of Mexico. Nor
ply is accused of forging check on the
bank for $4,000.
Senator Tillman today gave notice OF an
amendment he will offer to the executive,
legislative and judicial bill giving soldiers
in the war with Spain the same preference
in the matter of appointment In the cx-
ecutive Offices OF the government as Is
now given to the ex-soldiers of the civil
war
Inspector General Breckenridge left here
today in execution of his orders to make
a thorough inspection of the military
camps and garrisons in Cuba and Porto
Rico.
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COMMERCIAL.

Spot cotton is up l-isd In Liverpool.
1-1sc in Houston. Galveston and New Or
leans and ,ac in New York
The weeks transactions In stocks have
been unusually heavy and big advances
are recorded.
Wheat up isIisc.s corn unchanged and
oats d shade higher. Ribs ur 2isc.
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day after spending brief visit With Mr.. ard
Mrs. G. g.. Morgan. u Il. 4 FL h
Messrg. X. l.. Duncan and W, II, Astin OF
Muriford are IN the city today Is, # IL
M,ssrs. Knight and Mapp OF Mumford have
dissolved partnership md Mr.. J.A, Mnpp Will
continue the business. 80. u
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Cnptnin Hart ReIicyed.

Especial Dispatch to The Post.)
Washington, January 21.-Captain Juan
IS Hart Of the First United States volun-
teers and who was interpreter of the Gu
ban evacuation commission, has received
his discharge to take effect March is.
He will resume his newspaper duties at
Ell Paso.
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\ MN. cnANFoRD III.

His Condition Has Reached 4 Critical
stage.
Especial Dispatch to The Post.)
Washington, january 21.-Mr. Crawford
of the Fourth district who has been in
.noor health for several weeks, was re-
moved to the Providence hospital yester-
day. He is in critical condition. \.
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sEsAroRIAL CONTEST.
quay Ia snIi Shy Twelve Votes o
Election.

Harrisburg, Pa, January Zine vote
in Joint assembly today for United states
yeuator follows: Quay IS, jerks ~, Dali
yell 10. irwin 8, Stewart Q. C. W Stone 8,
Tubbs 9. Grow 1. Markle j. Necessary TO
choice ST. Paired H.: absent without
ibc vote was Representative Martin, who
changed from Tubbs TO Dalzeil The ar
sembiy adjourned to Monday.
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SOS oMxIs MoRlAR.

For Tho Post. ~ X, VI
So. Myrtle. / have heard It said.
Witt sundfy, u hispfrinGs and noqsy " I.
That ia the spring TIME you're 70 swed;
Thus on my early hopes Aie el1 n
Fail With .resoundiag thump and hef4 IS
And could weep, had but tin,e; E:
No more you'll Re my solid paras 3 y u I,
No more Ill wesvc your nanae v az! ~
For YOU'RE 70 inc a. o,i> that's dee9; n IN \
Platonic love n but q sns5s
By Gil my shattered b4pee w. led ).
TO ercwl and 611Gsh MY testts ~ N
Tint you. the fatrezt A. yeuT k&p4 Is Il
Wllh form 81 witaAirk mot md Gyoe q
! 'e 80 sys r. ' nnd c g stnslsss ~
but you we're ~ right fran ~ e(9gi Il <
Your birth wps n lAc1 90 3ep 4; r.
And kicked your bi!l{ heqLs Il b
And nov vent M {t1y11 n ~ y II y
70 think tbSt >oia' n besg \! Is!
Farsst me--sIhs i y g
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Charleston, w. Va. January q mo ac-
lion was taken By the senate today in the
contested election cases that were brought
lp yesterday
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WASHINGTON BRIEFS.

Washington, January 21.-Captain j. G.
Hutcheson and wife and Colonel Charles
Dillingham; left for home tonight
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Many Years in the Prntfep'trrs,
WaxahachIe, Texas, January 2l--Tom
Buiiard. colored, was given seven years
10 The district court yesterday on : ehaFee
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snn AnKeIe Itez.as..

!, Angelo. Texas. January Co. Colonel
Baker and family -have returned 70
Aeelo TO reside In the future. arriv-
morning from Austin.
cN George Allen snd Niss Beatrice
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r. 81

Of naGhs values. Tke msffH2& nv
- BARGAIN FESTIVAL
We will a
x/Z[AEIZZ[0 sacrifice mol
-
the small
them We tell today that
Quit
o people.
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ChiIdrcn's Reefer Suits. s,.,asa

Net 49, INV -. u .t>s,s' -. 1870 as5V
Boys Satin Made on the shapeiy
Calf Shines. kloniikc last, round
raisedtoe will, tip mon.
breakable), strong dongola topping
and reinforced in back, sole, inner sole
and heels genuine soleleather, guaran.
teed TO be serviceable, sizes Is Ien
10 2 and 2 IL to $. Price lou
VnufhSs Made OF extra strong Wei kid.
bull dog toe. Wilt stock tips,
Spring Heel rsSse ss s.s p ps sss AND
Shines outside, nesrcs 81 foot-form , M
~O~S' shape Sizes ~ TO 1850. Ssvv
Boys genuine vle'ki, in black and light coffee col
folded and sewed with double rows OF silk
thread, soles, insoics and heels o. genuine m
OAK tan leather, Sizes tss to 9, 81 to sss.,.s svo
Mems Hats. A paralytic stroke
to CHEAP HAT dealers. Men come
from wool.hat stores to us this week
and pay less than WOOL hat prices for
genuine fur goods.
Small LOT John B. Stetson fashionable
Alpine Hats, il, various shades OF
brown, all fresh and stylish shapes,
selling price S., m.
reduced price .... ....... O.UU
We viii open Mondays Hat Rush
with 20 additional dozen o. mems
brown and BLACK Derbys, culled
from higher priced lines (wfer-
ever a hat shows slightest mark OF
fingers or hat box pressure, down
it goes. 50 Monday will see 4 -
these 20 dozens at (each) l.AC
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1t is stated that the cruisers Chicago and
Newark will be sent to New Orleans for
the carnival.