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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-01-13
BUDGET FROM BRENNAN.
Board Of Stewards AppOriioned Expenses
Among Churches OF District.
BAND MAY ATTEND REUNION At BtlION
A Programme Has liccn Arranpcd.
Death of Mrs. Dorn schtninp--Ap
ola FidIers' Concert nn Taps.

Brenham, Texas, lapuary l2.-Mr ], d
Campbell was elected secretary of the
Brennan district stewards conference OF
the Texas conference which met in this
city Thursday night
The object Of the meeting was to de-
termine what The amount of the preStd-
ing elders salary shall be and 20 oppoNian
out among ,hc various charges 10 the dis
trct the amount Of money TO be raiscl
for The yarious institutions and boneyn'cn.
purposes Of the church
Tho Hrsl business that engaged the att
teution Of tho conference was toc pres'd-
ing elders salary, After some discus ion
the amount WAS liked on basis OF u
ner cent of what cpnh charge rays 10
pastor. That per cent OF the AMOUNTS as
sesyed In each charge for its pastor W y
pa!d. would be about $500, but as thes'
assessments are uevcf paid IN luH
throughout the entire district, experience
shows that the presiding elder Wal set
about $500.
The assessments on this district for thE
+ present year Tor he various purposes are
7 Bishops. t229. orphanage, 1865; education,
\ ss9O Pane & Lane institute. 81; foreign
mission $1,000; home mission, $40 church
/ oytension st0s
4 The aboye amounts we're apportioled
amnna several charges Of the distiist as
| follows. BRENNAN. s5i8. Cameron. siisao;
| gealv $3.50. BeIlyilie. 1881; Chappel Hill
s27f. Giddinga and Burton f2l2 Lyons
J stoa. caldwell soGI. MIIano 1906; Lexing-
| lon sf70. Cameron Circuit. $751;; Roekdaie
s9so M,ysae,d siS5. Ben Arnold. ISL:
| ,s,essant 5i,i stl7 90 Dayllla Sis9. Pat.
| ,orsnn cons
0t a,hf &c ,,so,i,g ~ Tho socond rosf.
~, hanS ,antsht ,t Mnsic nam i, ~.
,u1n. u''e ,,r.',, az c,root,s prigs1.
lalst LIS a"'i, ~, Ia NJ,
( i ,,N, y, W. ,rs t III
renruar! y auu -, ~ ,e"'l .''i' o. *
prlssqe aie alMdys lN'Es'f a'lsnu9' -
people IRON eFerg pHfI ~ ~, plSFV' fn'
u = the wish OF Pfot hllefi ma me pan
excel itself on The approaching DC 'op
While there arc some details 70 he ar
ranged before !, Is definitely settled m
the band will 10. still Prof, Eilera wlshe
70 have everything in readiness and 90
new 1aurcls to the wreath already pos
sessed by the band Al tonighis meet
lrg programme OF special music wa
arranged and rehearsed and other mai
ters eoncernlps Inc proposed trip wer
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RussIA's BUDGET.
Finance Minister Speaks of the
Money Stringency.

st. Petersburg, January 1.-THE Rus-
sian budget for 1900 shows the following
Revenue, ordinary, !,593.745,6s0 roubles;a
revenue. extraordinary. S,ooo,o0o roubles;
revenue from free cash balances in the
imperial treasury, i60,6il 900 rounlesi eS-
penditures, ordinary i564 .l4l,679 Toubles'
and expenditures, extraordinary, ls2,s4o,-
424 roubles.
The report Of NJ Dewitt the finance
minister on the budget closes with the
statement of the high rates and strIngency
OF the money markets throughout the
world which. he says, seriously hampers
commerce and industry and has been com
plicated by the war in South Africa He
proceeds to say This state OF affairs is
largely due to vague fears OF European
complications and would lose much of its
acuteness il the governing powers Of the
world and public opinion abroad would be-
come imbued with the sentiments which
animate the ruler of one hundred million
subjects
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THE CLAIMS OF THE FIGHTERS
CHoyNsI<I SAYS HE WAS poBBEu
OF THE DECISION.
Referee Says He Was Not--McCoy
Relieves He Can nnd Did
whip Choynsli.

New York, January 12,---The decision OF
Johnny White in awarding tha bout at tho
Broadway Athletic club tonight TO Mccoy
Is quite generally upheld by the papers,
although two Of them claim that ChoynSk
that the mistake of the timc eeper was
deplorable and that In that respect the
Californian did not receive his just dues.
Timekoeper Dunn refused to discuss the
fight. lie closed his watch and left the
building. hut he Was seen 80 protest to
the referee at the end OF the second round
that he was right
Choynski In on interview with World
reporter staid; Il was robbed OF the
fight / Knocked Mccoy out IN the Sec
ond round with a right swing On the Jaw
and he was down Twelve or tlfteen seconds
Botn timekscpcra--t clubs ana my own
agreed on that, and Dunn rang the bell
10 indicate that the hght was over IL
was called h round nut Mccoy had one
minute and forty seconds to recover
In the iiura round Mccoy knocked me
down after the bell rang. | am 1.-THE
deel hut heard the bell. Mccoy did
not. He knocked mt out aud was una
bio TO come up for the nest round. ! WAS
robbed"
Mccoy said Il am sorry there was a
Misunderstanding about the lime ! waa
not out, although | was pretty weak.
was careless aud got a punch ON the jaw
in The second round thar dazed me. The
fourth iiIuc that choynsh knocked ne
down | took my time and listened 10 lllf
referee . count. ! got up just as ne count
/ 81 ten and then the bell rang. ! shovel
/ that had considerable strength left by
B landing Oh Choynsk'a jaw aud stopping
V 4 q n frat Iii d
was started before the bell rang in the
/ third round ! fought fairly and Il mis-
take was made Il was not mine
Il thought could whip Ghoynskl.
/ did ana / think / can again"
Referee White said Mccoy was not
/ knocked out, / counted nine and Mccoy
got up Just as ! counted ten, Then the
boil rang and ! and the fghtors thought
the round over.
IA seems there was mistake, Ihs
iimekeeper had taken IL upon himself e
count out Mccoy and rang the bell. III
had no business to do II. u was my place
and say MCCOY was not out. lie wa'
up before finished counting ten
The nuhch Mccoy struck Cboynsh a
rhc bell rang was umpremeditaied an'
while II knocked Choynsk down did no
affect the result Choynski was very slel
from a punch 10 the stomach when III
bell rang for the fourth round. He re
fused TO como from bis corner and wa
compelled to give the fight to Mccoy
Many OF the spectators Of the fight, whel
seen around the uptown hotels late tonight
declared that choynski should have bee
given more consideration and there wcr
not few who limited al 'iotbery" q
the other hand, the managers Of the clu
? and McCoy's followers aver that every
thing was fair and that Referee Whit
J could, under the circumstances, have ren
dered no other decision.
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was.ia case or smallpox IN this city was
nnlts ~ sur,,risc mr. Greer tho coaniS
hesfth ofhctr. Was a. once notified and.
upon investigation discovered second
case. and yesterday the third ease ds-
velcped Alltwho have been in close con-
tact With those afflicted arc detained and
many others suspirionsd OF being ext
posed have been vaccirated and -the
patients arc Isolated and guarded. II Is
not unprecedented that the disease will
spread though there may be few mere
sases among those who were exposed he
fore itlwss known that u was smallpox.
Nnofhcr ease Of smallpox has hsen found
two miles north Of town X. Gincy Az
cocks place. the patient Reing link I'd.
wards This makes the fourth case.
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NEW JERSEY TRUSTS.
Governor Voorhis Defended tho
Policy of His state.

Policy OF MS si"'e'
New York. January Fin speech
tonight before the republican club of this
city. Governor voorhis Of New Jersey dis
cussed the corporation laws of his state
He said that New Jersey had been yio-
lently misunderstood as having recently
adopted the policy of Offering special IN
aucements to those forming trade compl-
nations to incorporate them In that state
fsr The sake OF the revenue SO derived from
them. ..,.,.,,
have MADE il necessary to engage la
,rade with different methods | nelievs,
however. thai whatever evils may develop
Nil, be corrected through the agency Of
free speeeh and free press.
This ldea. he declared. was a great mis-,
take. AS matter OF act. that policy nsu
b.en IN force for hall century,. Inc
state raised a great revenue from indiresl
taxafion. and ne frankly admitted tna'
there was considerable doubt as 10 tns
wisdom % such plan, as i conpeais
from tbetaxpayers the amount wplch tney
ars really spending Other states, ne said
oifered even greater ''inducemenss'
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NEWS NOTES.
DVesates Appointed to the Real Es-
tate Convention.

n. '
smeron, Texas. january IL Little river
- small rampage, but no serious damage
,i..W Jude W NJ. MeGregor has an
,,,s q the following named DELEGATES 10 at
On ,h me Tssl estate. convention at Fort Worth
lieader,olro 'n t and i7th instant: Hon. Y S.
j. Ias;.n Hon. Monte j. Moore Mayor A.
raden N,.i hon n g r McAnally, ". p,
son jahnn WIS NJ %. Arncid T. A. Robin
Bass s ny =, Beckett James r. Moore. James
chambsm,. ~ GIL. w r Crawford ", W.
7 pn W, t Hehey. r. D. brown. Or,
I'LL. Binn, g. Ross, Judge Il. 4. Ter
Howeya y, rrice. ID. NJ KEMP j j. Irwin.
II CAM, rnilllps and Carl Fahrendorff all
ceaIela M y, and Hon. n. II. Tracy. C. IL.
Well II v" d. Woody. T. A. Swanzy. A.
Kennon =; Witcher Editors r. w. II.
R II zig VIM. NJ Ferguson. d. Sanford
Hoitxel.. eks Captain p NJ. Kolb. James
Gtforge 3 az Of Rpcbdale; r. II. Graves,
y. NJ. p,NraVes OF Lilac: Piper white. !.
ArKtnnsnso osson. Wallace Cargill Hon j. NJ.
". n aud W. g. Wiese OF Jones Prairie
o. Brarnh.avsw Of Baileygilie, William Loone5
q Cls,r.uslhe Ike Looney and j r. Wingc
! q Nlls-rsop Dan Fowler and d. Peoples
#. Thweatt. Bruce Cayitt and
/ lance lester Of Maysfsld VIM Ditto OF
" Stsins p Waishak OF Buekholts and, II
| sfeprnnas man OF BURLINGTON. The foregoing
ii snt citizens Of Milano county alt
| 'strsssntssed that the county viii he wei
= ~ railroads "'o rates nave beea secures
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ANOTHER rrEeEE RuaoR.
C.. VI. and $. y. said 10 he After the
Road.

ouumwa, Ia. January 1.-THE Press
says: General superintendent H. A. Earl
.ng, Of the Chicago, Milwaukee ami s..
Paul railroad who is to succeed general
manager Collins February l. Is said % be
engineering scheme to secure control o.
the Pittshurg and Gnlf line aud then open
up a through line to the gulf. A survey has
been completed between Dayerport and
ottumwa and an almost air line VIII be
built between the two polnts chillisothe,
Mo, 4, Is said. viii be abandoned as di-
vision point and the headquarters removed
10 this city. Leaving no division between
here and Kansas City.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-01-13

pullman. Texas January -heasies
Of a very dangerous type has been raging
in ana around Qpltman since before
ctristn,as There are now several hun
d.ed men women and children down with
T. and Il Is goins very hard with NEST OF
hem. Several deaths have been reported
,.I,h o.hers no. expected to recover, sey-
er al schools have been indefinitely sus-
oensed and the people are much aiarmeh
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MALI srnnEr Rnylnw.
Buying Demand Tor stocks IL nt n
Niuinuni.

New York, January l2,-The buying ae-
mand for stocks has fallen TO minimum
and the speculation is inclined TO await
light on the future course OF events and me
duration OF the countrys prosperity. The
small buying demand has made the market
vulnerable to attack and the demoraiza-
ton in value Of sugar certificates conse'
auent on the official animation that re-
duction or suspension Of dividends was
possible in order TO carry on the trade
war had sympathetic influence on the
whole market. The industrial department
was most acutely affected Selling for
London account early IN the week de-
pressed the fnternationals and railroad
stocks but they recovered somewhat when
the selling stopped,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-01-13

DaIIas NtWE.
Hon. Dudley G., wooten is candidate
for congress IN this district. subject 70 the
action of the democratic primary. lie said
TO News Representative yesterday:
Eyes, ! have decided 20 make tho race
for congress-. have received assurances
OF support from every section OF The Sixth
district and feel greatly encouraged
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raoTTrsc ASSOCIATIONS.
Representative OF the Two Bodies
Held a Conference.

New York. January 1.-THE represen
tatives of the American and National
Trosting associations who met in this city
for conference beginning Wednesday.
completed their work tonight and adj
iourned. The last day Of the conferences
was devoted TO revising the rules OF the
two ass0ciatIons aud making them as uni
form as possible. The proceedings OF ths
conference will be submitted 10 the con
crosses OF the associations for approval
Thu National Trofting associations holds
It's eougrcss IN this city In February, whils
this congress- OF the American Trottlus az
ISOLATION WI be held IN Chicago btgin'
ming May ;
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THE RACES.
0niy Ono Favoritc Went over Mt
New Orleans.

New Orleans. January l2--Atlantus, who
landed the third race, was the only win
ming fayorite today and he escaped defeat
by Domlnick's carelessness in allowing
Joe Doughty to swerye in the last six
tenth The track showed considerable
improvement and was fast on the outside
Selling six and ohe-half furisngs- Agi-
tator. Watercrest, Virgins. Time l:22 l-2.
Six furlongs--Poliy Bixby, Major Man
sur, Sadie Burnapl. Time LII IL.
Selling, mile and seventy yards--A Attain
tus. Joe Doughty Phidlas. Time LAP.
Selling. mile and seventy uhiers,
Tom Kingsley. Torbush Time l:3S ~.
Selling, seven furlongs-Iunastta, bright
Night, Sister Fox. Time 1881.
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-, xaoroe, Captured.

Mckinney. Texas. January il'T-- n9.a wv
nerroea who aaaulted Constable sam
pafford night before last near we Messon.
this county. have been capsuIeu IA
arrested at Richardson Isst ,,s.,r.,, 4,
tailed. while the otner "a' Y
Hillshoro today $50
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c,,c.sosn. coming 10 ror, worth

Chicago. January i1.--Liye stock com
mission men will leave Chicago Saturday
afternoon for Fort Worth. Texas, to at,
tend the annual meeting Of the national
I've stock association which conyenes
there January Il to 10, inclusive the
delegates viii also go 10 san ANTONIO
Texas. to attend the annual meeting q
the Texas Live stock assoelal,oh, ,,l,,,,ll
begins Monday January ~ ana ep''ii'uss
TO- three DAYS
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lexss pouecr citizens was buried 81 Mullen
.ftlessry today. The family moved 10 Texas
u 1881 from Louisiana Mrs. Barker leaves
= lsrre family OF children Among them are
henry Barker. we'll TO do merchant Of Null
Of shawnee o. + John Rerker az ,>smeson
ana s,, 6 Barker OF santa Anna. all prominent
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Rosenberg. Texas January i2.-'TThe irm,
OF Brown & Mixers have sold their stock
81 plenhapdise and groceries to G. w.'F
windcli Of Caldwell. Texas, who will con-
tinue the business.
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KIAM's
OvercOatS.

Wouldn't i pay you to get an
Overcoat al present low prices
aud hold il for next winters
advanced You will have plenty
Ct use for one during the. bal
ancc Of this winter to recon-
pense youfor the small outlay
required. We have sizes to tit
any mar, whether large or small,
but not all sizes in every style.
Prices have hcen reduced 20 to-
d per cent
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A. Mtinno.

Milspo Texas. January is.-Ths ans
management on the ssh instant that there
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MIR. cossnrr N THE n,cn.
He lis an Ayo,ycd Candidate for
IauEreAS.

Waxahschic, Texas, January i2.~-iion.
Ham Gossett Of Kaufman was here yester.
day looking over tho field with a view 10
entering upon his candidacy for congress.
Before he left town be told The Post cor
respondent that he Would say now that
he was an avowod candidate and In the
race 10 finish.
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sssl., esas, January ie Mrs Alta
's o. wm, Barker. and ona OF
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Notice to shePubIic.

Irresponsible parties representing q
Dsllse printing firm land who are en-
gagged In soliciting business for Direc
tory) are making tbe statement TO our
patrons that the Directory Of the city 20
be Issued BE- the undersigned will not
appear. This statement is an unmiu-
gated falsehood and an unwarranSed
method of engaging business. In reply
we have only 20 state that the euume-
ration for our Directory is now Ia pro-
g-ess, that tho contracts for prin ting
and bidinR have been let, and that our
Directory will be the most complete
ever issued Of FL Paso. Home labor
gill do the work, thus keeping &C home
money heretofore sent 70 another city
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El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-11-17
BRAVE MEN FALL.

Victims to stomach. liver and kid
ney troubles as well as women. and all
poisons in the blood. backache. ner-
vousness. headache and tired listless
run down feeling But there's no need
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when he is all run down. and don't
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more to give me new strength and
good appetite than anything l could
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have a new lease on life" Only so
cents at Irwin & Cos. drug store. Ev-
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IMPORTANCE OF sELF-coNTRoL

Among the minor virtues probably
the habit of self-control in speech
holds the most important place in the
life of a woman. The requirement of
this habit must begin early or it will
never be attained save with great diff
ficulty. Ii must be formed in girlhood.
have seen the happiness of many a
fair life ruined by the want of power
to suppress the word of bitterness. con-
tempt and anger. even under what
might be called reasonable provoca-
ton" There are times when ones on
ly duty is to keep from talking.
There are times when keeping still is
wisdom. love, Christianity.-Ada c.
Sweet. in the October Woman's Home
Companion.
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SUNSET EXCU3sycM

HOUSTON. TEXAS IN .rsrcz II
the Masonic Grand Lodge Meeuns. De-
cember 3-17; Chapter Committee Meet
ing November 9th, 1900, the Galveston
Harrisburg and San Antonio Railway
will sell round trip tickets to Houston
and return at rate of $27. so for the
round trip Tickets on sale November
zsth and s0th. and December Bird, lin
TIED for return to December 18th.
For further information call or ad-
dress
J. A. Spellicy,
Pass. and Ticket Agt.
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REDUCED RATES.

The Texas Pacific will make a round
trip rate Of $3.50 to Chicago for the
following occasions:
International Live Stock Exposition
date of sale November % and 18th
limited until December 9Th.
National Irrigation Congress and An
nual Convention Good Roads. Novem-
Der 18th to Path.
Call and see us in our new Office in
Sheldon Block.
B. F. Darbyshire. S. W. F. and p. A.
R. W. Curtis, T. F.. and p. A.
]. C. Costello, 8. A.
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BLANK BOOKS.

When you want a Ledger or blank
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81 was afraid she would tell. Sh
fought, too, and ] struck her with m,
pen knife. ] cleaned the knife after
wards and gave it to my father"
when ! left the girl ] ran to the
railroad and to the box car where We
slept That night I washed some blood
from my hat and burned my shirt.
thought I burned the handkerchief
but it must have blown away"
Bullet Head. Thick Lips, No Brain
All Brute
Porter was an ignorant sullen boy.
awkward and slovenly. He had q bull
llet-shaped head. fiat forehead and very
thick lips. But for his youth. lie
would look the criminal. His weight
was found to be los pounds. about the
same as that of the girl he killed. Ac-
cording to his confession. Louise Frost
fought him, but. although the girl was
as heavy as he, his strength overcame
her. She must have been badly fright
ened. too. for Porter says she got out
of the buggy, crying. when he ordered
her to do so.
Mob Violence.
Mob violence was freely talked of in
Denver and the governor OF Colorado
is quoted as saying that the fiend de-
served his fate. Porter was delfber-
ately surrendered to the officers of Lin
coin county, who, accompanied by the
father of the murdered girl, conveyed
him back to the scene of his brutal
crime and there a mob of the best
citizens of the country burned him at
the stake,
Lotiise Frost.
The little girl Louise Frost. was the
daughter of a ranchman living four
miles from Limon and attended school
in town. driving back and forth.
On Wednesday last. while on her way
home, she was waylaid. assaulted and
murdered. her body showing no less
than fourteen knife wounds.
On Saturday Preston Porter. colored.
and his two sons. Arthur and John,
who had been working on the railroad
near Limon, were arrested here enroute
to their home in Lawrence. Kan, and
John Porter was charged with the
crime.
Only circumstantial evidence was
brought against him and he told
story. adhering to 1t
so tenaciously as almost to convince
the officers of his innocence Wednes-
day. however he weakened.
The police department sent tow men
to Limon to verify some of his state
ments. They wished to be absolutely
sure OF his guilt before giving him up.
owing to a strong belief that he would
be lynched upon reaching Limon-
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CALENDARS.

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Merchsuts are requested 70 call and
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SOrica.

The canvass for Jno- r Worley's +.
Paso city directory 10 near completion.
Those who have moved or have oome
to FL Psso since she nsmes were taken
arc urgently requested 70 notify the
under siRned a. the hotel Francis
This matter Is important 70 the public
and 70 the publishers OF this directory
John 2. Worley.
Publisher FL Paso Directory
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winter. or expect to visit Arizona or
Northern New Mexico. it will pay you
to make the trip via Trinidad Gateway
using the unequalled service of The
Denver Road" in connection with the
Santa Fe through service to the coast.
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