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The age-herald., 1899-07-21

MT. Tom Johnson is sometimes at a loss to know when he Is q reformer and when he is a fnancier. He knows he can't be both al one time.
The age-herald., 1899-07-21

The Mobile News stands alone in its brazen charge that Senator Morgan is in the habit of suhordinating principle to ex- pedieney,
The age-herald., 1899-07-21

The Greenville Advocate, after reviewing the state situation, predicts the reelection of Senator Morgan.
The age-herald., 1899-07-21

High Jackson has decided to hold early primaries for county officers, thus letting the state issues stand on their own bottom.
The age-herald., 1899-07-21

The organs proper of the administration are having an uphill time in defending General Otis personal censorship.
The age-herald., 1899-07-21

Alger has resigned, but the administra- ton is still carrying Corbin, Carter, Otis, Fuli-Pay Eagan and Hanna.
The age-herald., 1899-07-21

The Gustus Van Wyck presidential boom lost his residence when Governor Hogg sat down on 1t.
The age-herald., 1899-07-21

A birthstone trust is buying up efficient volcanoes in Mexico.
The age-herald., 1899-07-21

The Corbin combine keeps General Niles and Commissary Eagan on full pay with no duties to perform.
The age-herald., 1899-07-21

The Prince of Wales now describes him. self as an old man, never thinking where the statement puts his mother.
The age-herald., 1899-07-21

The formation of companies to take ad- vantage of trust prices has been inaugu- rated.
The age-herald., 1899-07-21

The faults of automobiles are best known to veterinary surgeons.
The age-herald., 1899-07-21
TROY OR AVOIRDUPoIs?

Let's draw the curtain over Senatorial Aspirant Alger.
The age-herald., 1899-07-21

Otis great and good friend has left his countrys service for his country's good. Algers campaign fund contributions brought him only trouble and humiliation.
The age-herald., 1899-07-21

Alger's resignation was not biue-pcnciled by the censor.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-04-23
TEXAS RATE CHANGES.
beaumont Rate 10 Port Arthur and
other Points--othcr Changes Made.

beaumont Rate TO Port Arthur and
other Points--oth Changes Made.
Notice has been given by the Kansas
City Pittshurg and Gulf railroad of inten-
ton. effective April "A, to arrly, from
Kansas City to Port Arthur, Nederland
and Experimental Farm. rates applicable
to Beaumont. Texas
Notice has been given by interested lines
of intention, effective April "a, TO establish
rates on packing house products, carloads.
from Sioux City Iowa. TO Texas polnts, TO
cents per 100 pounds higher than rates
from Kansas City, Mo.
Notice has been given by the Missouri
Pacic system Of intention, effective April
%. TO apply lumber rates and dfterentials
higher on list OF articles named in rate
notice No. Ice a. 2sS6 on traffic. from
Arkansas and Missouri mills 20 Texas sta
lions on the ST. Louis aud San Francisco
railroad and Panhandle division OF the
Santa re system.
Tho Santa Fe syetem will, effective April
% apply New Orleans rates on rice from
Houston and Galveston to interstate points
on and west Of the Mississippi river. to
which divisions are established. also ia
Chicago. H., and intermediate points on
tho Santa Fe system.
Motto" has been given by the Kansas
City, Pittsburg and Gulf Of intention. ef-
fective April a. to establish rate OF >.
cents per 100 pounds on sugar carloads
| from New Orleans to all stations on tn,
/ Kansas City, Pittsburg and Cult Rulin &c
| Southern Pacific crossing, Texas, In
/ elusive
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Victoria are on visit TO Mrs. r. F. Noble
1914 Nance street
Charles and VIII Price OF Brentwood are
spending o few days In Houston and are
stopping at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. w. u.
Harmon
Mr.. II oppenhslmer, one of Austin's thriv-
ing business men. is in the city for a few
DAYS.
Rev O H. shinn. n. D.. of Boston. Mass.
general missionary Of tho unigersallst church.
is in the city, and Is stopping with Mr. j. &,
Hooper Sl2 Travis street. lie VIII preach
this afternoon at 8 o'clock and this evening
at o'clock in the odd Fellows hall in the
Mason building.
L. W White ] NJ. PARCEL. sr, Philip
Gcrmann aud W. w smith OF CenterVills =
Iowa and VIM Bartlett Of Neuma. Iowa, are
visitors in the city and intend locating In
Harris COUNTY
congressman Thomas II. Bail and ;, b.
Cooper. afCer taking 10 the san Jacinto cele-
bratlon, left for their respective homes yes
teiday evening MIR. Ball leaving by the 1:Sc
D. NJ International and Great Northern for
bound Southern Pacific for Beaumont.
/ Mr.. Ed Gcehan OF the Galveston News was
Among the San Jacinto Wis .ors.
/ MIR and Mrs. Vim. Holmes Of WocdvillC
are in tue city. guests OF the family OF Mr.,
I Dave McNailv.
/ Mrs. c. b Lyon and daughter, Miss Cor
/ pela Lyon. were among the visitors IRON
! Beaumont who came in to see the llowel
parade Miss Ligon is young lady Of rare
sam MoGary Of Beaumont they were pleasant
( visitors last hight TO the office Ct The Post
! Mr. Ernest Ingram is IN arrival from
! Orange.
| Messrs s. p. Rome and T. b. Davis can't
; In FROM Wharton yesterday.
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MORE EMERGENCY RATES
Determinations Against Texas Interests to
Be Considered.
REDUCTION ON SUGAR FROM NEW ORLEANS
Proposed IN Make . similar rrt On
Business Between Texas Points
Hearing on wednesday.

Austin. Texss. April Eth. railrcsd
commission this evening gave notice that
1t will On wednesday April rs, take up
and consider the matter of an emergency
arising from reduction which has been
made in the rates on sugar 10 car loads
from New Orleans 10 points IN Texas and
which Is operating as a discrimination
against the railroad and commercial in
terests OF the state.
For the purpose OF meeting this emery
ency 1t will be proposed 10 make cor
responding reduction in the rates on sugar
between Texas points. and all persons in
tsrosted in the matter are requested to
present to the commission their views in
regard thereto on or before the day of
the hearing.
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!. A. nnd A. Y. nnte..

The San Antonio and Aransss Pass Rstl-
way company has announced reduced rates
for the following occasions;
state Dental and Pharmaceutical ssso-
Citations meeting st waco. May. 1892
Southwest Texas Truck Growers asso-
citation meeting, Beeville. May 2
Independent Order B'hai Birth meeting,
Memphis, Tenn. MAY g.
women's Press association meeting,
Temple April
convocation Episcopal church. San An
tonic, May.
Texas Ginners' association, Yoakum.
April 20 and 26
Meeting OF Elks, ST. Louis, Mo-. June
Grand Lodge Knights OF Pythias tcoI-
ored), Fort Worth, May 9 to IL.
Medical association meeting, San An
tonic April %.
Grand Lodge Sons of Herman. Austin
April
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Nntrs nnhPer.nnni-.

Mr.. o c. Gatlin, travelling freight agent
OF the Katy, came in from business trip
last night
Colonel j A. Wilson. general agent for
the Chicago and Alton with headquarters
at Fort Worth. was In Houston yesterday
on business.
Mr. Charles uquhart. traffic manager Of
the Omaha Packing company. headquarters
at Omaha, was a business visitor TO The
city yesterday.
Mr. J. H. Tramnel. resident engineer Of
the International and Great Northern
with headquarters az Palestine, was here
on business yesterday.
new tariff on business from New York
and Seaboard territory 10 Texas points via
/ Gulf routes has Just been issued, 1t viii
become effective on May T.
MIR. r. II. George, travelling passenger
agent OF the Houston and Texas Central.
was at headquarters yesterday after a
trip over part of his territory.
! The final touches on the Improvement
at the Grand Central station have been
/ completed and the structure 10 now one
of the handsomest OF it's character In tue
| South
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Baldwin's, 500 n s..
s SS1 sa hssaes. Book Store.
STATE 0RAT0RICAL CONTEST.
70. r. AJDRIDGE OF BAYLOR WAS
AWARDED FIRST HoNoRs.
Glenn Flinn Was sccoud-vis-
itors Entertained.

College Station. Texas, April 22--Last
night in the spacious assembly hall OF the
Agricultural and Mechanical college the
siate uratorlcal association held It's an
nual contest before large and we'll
pleased audience,
There were six contestants representing
a. many institutions. and each visiting
contestant was accompanied by many
clalamates and friends to cheer them on
20 success.
President Foster welcomed the visitors
70 The college on this occasion in cordial
address and told Of the manner in which
the Agricultural and Mechanical college
Uttered from other institutions OF the
sta,e in It's mode OF education that its
mission was to educate fer practical life
Ills address was accepted in a pleasing
manner hy the visitors and won their
hearts, as evidenced by their loud cheers
The Baylor college. Waco, and the Fort
Worth university delegations had spe-
cial cars streaming wirS nags aud decora-
tiuns.
The cadet band favored the audience
with music during tho evening. Below
VIII he found the orators and colleges
ifom which they came, their subjects and
the order in which they spoke;
NJ. Mcleod Austin college. sherman
"Rst,le OF Quebec.
Nj Glenn Finn. Southwestern univer-
sits. Georgetown. 'rhe supreme Happi-
peeg.
1lr W, #, Beard. Trinity college.
Tehrscana. William OF Orange
Mr.. q. W. Steere. Fort Worth uni
sits AleSander Hamilton
Mr.. r T. Aldridge Baylor university.
Waco, Reign OF Peace
Mr. J l.. Spillsr. Agricultural and Me.
chsnicsl college. Immortality
While the Judges were making their de-
cisions the Fort Worth University Quar-.
tctte club entertained the audience with
highly appreciated songs. being eneored
several times.
Ins medal was awarded TO Mir. Aldridge
q Baylor college. and the enthusiasm OF
hia associates ran high. They picked him
UP and bore him back TO the platform on
their shoulders amid cheers and their col
iege yell. Mr.. Glenn Finn was awarded
second honors.
The following are tne names OF the
judges On delivery, Dr. o. H Cooper OF
Carthage. Dr. w. H.. Bruce of Athens,
Judge A. W. Terrell OF Austin; on manu-
script. Hons. J. S. Kendall and J. NJ Car
isle OF Austin, President Pritchett OF the
sam Houston Normal institute, Hunts
Vile
After the exercises al the assembly hall
the guests repaired TO the spacious dirius
rccm OF the mess hall, where an informal
reception was held
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vere W. T. Roberts of Mexia. F. B. Gun
nirghsm OF sugarland. J NJ Moore and T. N
HUI Of Angletou, Dr.. F. Theiten OF Bra
zorta I II Summers of Nacogdoohes, A A
Mckeen oil Beaumont. r NJ Wallace Of Vel
asco and j Willis of BRYAN.
Georgo Davis, who has been rusticatinr at
Letita 10 this county guest OF Billy
Schultz. came in to see his friends and "a
hco how Houston could spread herself on tho
san Jaclnto celebration.
n L. Treadway has gone to Dallas on a
business trip
Mr. Il Maiorowtz returned Yesterday from
pleasant trip TO Dallas
Mr. +. W Mantooth and wife and MIR
George shotwell and wife OF Lufkin were
prominent visitors to the san Jacinto cello
braton
Mr.. NJ. r. Kelley is visitor from Gaines
Vile.
Mossrs.. w. P. Reagan and W. e. Peterson
we're in the city Yesterday from Pert Lavaca
Nj, W. w. Kyle aud wife and Miss Ruth
wills OF Beaumont were attending the cele-
braiion yesterday.
MIR. A. f. Young OF Hampstead was IN
the city yesterday to see the parade.
Judge II, p. Bennett Of Denver. Colo. Ell
route TO Port Arthur, stopped over in fious-
ton Yesterday and registered at the Bristol.
/ Mn. u. Il. Pearson and wife Of Richmond
are quartered at the Bristol.
/ BENJAMIN Andrews Jr. of New Orleans
was registered at the Bristol Yesterday
Colonel w, NJ. Stafford. wife and daughter
of Galveston aud Miss Jeaunetta stafford OF
| Columbia were in the CITY Yesterday. guests
OF Mr.. Stafford Smith OF Clay avenue.
Miss Ida BOYD OF Columbus Is In the city
\ visiting her friend. Mrs. Clifford Ellison. Miss
I Boyd and Nlrs Ellison were classmates at
Hamilton college IN 1872.
Mr. George Shepherd OF Brennan Is visit
ing Mrs. Il. l.. Gregory. 2jl2 Capitol avenue.
Mrs. John T. Hearnwe aud Mrs. Neal
| Robson returned yesterday to La Grange
after weeks visit to their sister Mrs. Bet
| tie b. Davis, on Texas avenue.
Rev l.. D. Lamkin of the First Baptist
church has been conducting revival services
| at MeXia for the past week
Mr.. and Mrs. l. Goodman OF Navasota are
in town.
Colonel j. J. Fielder and wife OF Navasota
are guests Of Rev, Dr. Duncan. Drummer.
Mrs. Theresa Schmidt is quite i'll at her
home, 1878 Preston avenue
Mrs. w T. Smith of Kerrville Is visiting
her sister, Mrs. Bette Compton.
Calendar Clerk Fount RAY Of the state SEN
ate Is In town. accompanied by his wife
Mr.. w. j. Arthur and DR. A. J Perkins
| OF Lake Charles were in the city yesterday,
MIR and Mrs j. A. Mckee and Miss Weir
have moved from l20i Gray avenue to their
home, io2 Pierce avenue.
Misses lessye Lindey. Anne BoolSmau
Jusye Bri2aoari and Mossrs. Lem Bookman
/ and Charlie Gillian of Madisonyilo are the
! gusts OF Miss Josye Briz2olari's sister Mrs,
L. Knapp, 2li6 Travis street.
! Mrs. 4. H. Wcsson and daughter. Mis-,
! BYRD, OF Columbus, are visiting relatives at
| llQ5 Maury street.
Misses Josie Hallcr and Marie spserlec OF
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con.o,,dntiu or railroads.

President Fish OF the Illinois Central
predicted two years or more ago that the
effect Of the decisions regarding the inter
state commerce act and the impetus which
those decisions gave to keen competition
among tho roads. would be 10 force the
smaller railroad companies out OF the field
and to throw the bulk OF rail transporta
tion business OF the country into the con-
troll of few great corporations. His pre-
dictions promise TO prove true, SAYS the
Financial Chronicle. The depressed copdi
lion AZ general trade has aided in the
movcm mt by so discouragng the security
holders of the smaller roads WITH or with
out reociverships, that they have hecn
willing 70 see their properties sold out at
low prices Consultations arc IN the air,
so TO speak. There IL no reason, IN the
nature of things, why the Mississippi
river should keep the systems OF the East
and West apart Through lines from the
Atlantic 10 the Pacific, from New York
TO san Francisco. under the management
OF single board of directcys, are among
the certain things OF the future. Events
are shaping themselves in favor OF such
arrangements, and may IL not be that the
sale OF the Chicago and Alton is 10 be,
practically, an earnest of the formation OF
these greater systems. acting as a bond
between the two sections of the country ?
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-04-23
Personal MENTIoy.


Or. N. H. Bverly and Mrs. L. c. Everly
NJ Godthwsite were visitors to the city yes.
tortay
Mr, w. l. Nabb OF sherman is in the city.
Mrs. G. w, Thrash and Misa Thrash were
/ here from Cameron, taking in the celebration
! Mrs. NJ. =. Rogers and Miss Irene Gran,
visitors
/ Mr. TYLER Haswell. a prominent merchant
! Of BRYAN, came down to attend the oeIopra
tion. ACCOMPANIED by his wife.
Miss Maggie Woodall Of Huntsville is In the
city.
AIR c $. Bratton OF Palestine was here
Yesterday.
Mr.. G. T. Heisig was among the Beaumont
srs who attended the celebration.
Miss Bette Davis and Miss Buuuie orring-
ton of Crockett We're among the visitors yes
terday
! Mr., H. X. Davis and daughter OF Ioarne
are registered at the Bristol.
MIR and Mrs, c. H. Davidson and son,
Charles were at the Bristol YESTERDAY,
Messrs. Il. NJ. Wade, Willie Wade aud e.
u. RAY. all OF NHcogdoehcs. camo in TO see
the san lacinto celebration.
Colonel George H. Walker, the well known
theatrical manager of Austin. is in the city
ana VIII remain two or three days o. bust
the Mansfield Dramatic club to play a bone
NJ for him since the Dam City has heeu
reighted and the river rehled Mn Walker
found the place too exciting Tor him
| Captain j q. Hutchinson has gone TO Austin
on business,
Mr.. j. +. Best OF Victoria was ono OF
Yesterdays passing throng
| Dr. Il. Poareson and wife and Mr. r. %.
Pearson OF Richmond arc among the holiday
| visitors
Mr.. NJ n, Newton formerly engaged d,
! bl s'ness here. but now on the road tor 2
| Northern house is in the city
Colonel George c, FELTON,, general manager
/ in Texas Tor the Western Union ruleeraNn
ccmuuny, with headquarters st Dallas, is
4 " manager Of tho locnl othco end has .
/ host of friends here
Mr, ]. $. Ford ard son OF BRYAN are In
the city,
Mr.. A. GunIement Of Hampstead Is IN tn,
ciN
NJ ! R, Sanders Of Wharton was her,
Mr. and Mrs ! 2 Polk Of Beaumont are
In the city
Mr. Il L Herbert Is here from victoria
Msssrs j y Hennins Howard Clamp, W
! F. schultz Mrs o. Ford aud Miss Edith
the celebration
MI W p Morton. prominent cotton
tsesor OF pallss. Is smons the san Jaciptc
visitors.
OF Beaumont. was here Yesterday
Judee W l. Crawford. Mr.. W. NJ. Kidd
MI T. II Finley ard Mr. ]. X Finley. ali
OF Dallas. ere among the North Texas Wis
itors.
MIR. Mike welker Of the Beaumont Journal
is among the visiting newspaper men.
Mir W II Bonner. a well known banker Of
Lulkin. came in for the celebration.
Mir. W l., Thompson formerly Of Houston
now of Beaumont is In the city.
Mr.. Maxwell Coffin, prominent banker and
CAPITALIST of Little Rock Ark. is in the city
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-04-23
Pence Luhi,ce Rnte-.

General Passenger Agent Parks of the
Southern Pacific has announced rate Of
one fare for the round trip to New Orleans
on account OF the Louisiana Industrial
Exposition and Peace Jubilee next month.
From stations east OF and including San
derson the dates OF sale will be May 5, Is
and a. From other stations the dates VIII
be May 5, IA and 25 All tickets viii be
limited ten days from date OF sale for re-
turn
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-04-23

President J. r Munson and Geuerai
Manager w w Kent of the Galveston,
Houston and Northern returned yesterday
morning from a business trip to Palestine,
whittier they went Wednesday night. White
nothing definite was given out during the
day regarding the transfer OF the La Forte
property to the new company. It Is under
stood that the necessary details have he N
practically settled and that the road viii
be turned over to Its owners either tomor-
row or next day.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-04-23
San Antonio,s FIo,ycr Fcte.

San Antonio Texas, April 29.-San An
tonios Flower Fete and Patriotic Carnival
came to close today with a grand mli-
tary and civic parade, embracing 1000
United States regulars and militia, fol-
lowed by decorated floats and comic clubs,
stretching out a mile and three quarters In
length. The rendition of National songs
and hymns by 600 children dressed and ar
ranged in colors to represent large
United States flag as the military parade
passed by was an imposing spectacle.
There were 5000 spectators TANNED on
Alamo plaza to witness the stirring scenes,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-04-23
Hood. Texas Brigade.

Hoods Texas Brigade association will
hold a reunion at Austin during the con
vention OF the United Confederate Vet
Grams on May and 4. The different rail
roads leading in and those connecting
with them have made a very low rate with
maximum of So for round trip. Ticket!
on sale April 30 and May Q good to re-
turn May 6. A large attendance is re-
quested.
By order OF the president.
j. B. Policy.
George A. Branard. Secretary.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-04-23

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SUNSET LIMITED OFF.
win he Discontinued for the Season
Next Week.


Next Week.
Tho Sunset limited, the Southern Pa
cinc's transcontlnental train between New
Orleans and San Francisco which has made
itself famous during the comparatively
short time It has been in the service, will
he discontinued for the present season
next week The last trains VIII leave New
Orleans on April ~ and San Francisco on
April 20, The semi-weelily service which
was maintained during the winter was
changed into weekly service on the nrst
Of the present month and. the tourist
business having now practically ceased to
exist the trains will he discontinued al
together until next fall
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WORK TO BE RESUMED.
Construction of The C.. u. and G.,
VIII he Commenced Again.

FTFF Wa VHU w W
VIII he Commenced Again.
Mr.. James T.. Weed, chief engineer OF
the Kay See, left Yesterday for Beaumont,
from which place, accompanied by his
corps OF assistants, he viii proceed to a
point In the vicinity OF San Augustine and
take up the matter OF construction OF the
Gulf, Beaumont and Great Northern. II
viii be remembered that work on this
line was abandoned when the governor
vetoed the bill allowing its consolidation
with the Gulf, Beaumont and Kansas City.
a new bill has been introduced from which
the features which made the other bill
Objectionable have been removed and as
there is but little likelihood OF the new
measure being defeated President Kirby
has given instructions to push the con-
structon work.
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in General Manager Edson's private car.
the Ranger"
Mr.. Harding expressed himself as we'll.
pleased with the business outlook Of the
road for this year. After inspecting tho
companyo property here he left tonight
for Texsrkina 'and Shreveport lie VIII
return here Monday TO be present al the
annual election Of officers.
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Horse. Kiued INV r,,.,,n,

Georgetown, Texas, April 21.-Durins the
thunderstorm which occurred about s
o'clock here yesterday two nne horses be-
longing TO Mr.. Absolom Irvine were killed
by lightning A negro attendant was
standing within four feet OF one OF the
horses. but received no injuries except a
very bad scare.
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!. rexa. Tyne sestins ss.chinc.

Mckinney. Texas, April 2l.--Prof. I. A.
Armstrong has invented typesetting ma
ehiue which he IS using to great advantage.
II can be operated with both hands. some
fking after the fashion of a typewriter,
and s. an object Of much Interest TO print
fefs in THIS secticn.