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The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1900-05-16
VIII Aid st. Louis.

Washington, May 14.-St. Louis will
get a government appropriation of S.
O00,o 900 for the Louisiana purchase ex-
position. This was the decision which
was practically reached at the session
of the house committee Saturday.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1900-05-16
Two Fast Trains Daily to Portland
Ore QOn.

Via Chicago, Union Pacific and North
Western line. THE Overland Limited"
leaves $50 p. m. equipped with Pullman
sleeping cars, tourist cars, free reclining
chair cars, buffet library cars. All meals
in dining cars. Pacific Express" leaves
1870 p. M, with similar equipment. No
change of cars. Fastest time. Unequaled
service. The best of everything. All
agents sell tickets via Chicago Il North
Western R'y, or address, Fl. w. Guerin,
II Campus Martius, Detroit, Mich.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1900-05-16
The Platform.
A synopsis of the platform follows:

A synopsis of the platform follows:
The platform consists OF a preamble,
and a long series of resolutions. The
preamble congratulates the peoples party
on the marvellous growth of its principles
during the last four years among people
OF all political parties.
The resolutions on Imperialism and mil
Itarism deplore the conduct of the adj
ministration i'm the Spanish-American war,
and denounce its conduct in connection
with the Philippines. Referring TO the lat
ter matter, they say il is in conflict with
all the precedents OF our national life. at
war with the constitution, and without
reasonable excuse. Demand is made for
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1900-05-16
Charged with Murder.

Beardstown, ILL.,, May 12.-Mrs. Mary
Shores was arrested here Friday even
ing. She is supposed to have muir
6ered Milton Beecham in Calhoun
county, ILL.,. five years ago.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1900-05-16
AT CINCINNATI.
Barker and DonneIIy Are Chosen as
the Candidates

the candidates.
Cincinnati, May 11.-For president,
Wharton Barker, of Pennsylvania; for
vice president, Ignatius Donnelly, of
Minnesota. This is the ticket placed
in the field Thursday by what is COM
monty known as the middle-of-the-road
populist party, but which, according to
leaders of the movement, is the one
and only peoples party.
The Platform.
Following is a synopsis of the plat
form adopted:
''The peoples party OF the United States
assembled in national convention this
10th day OF May 1900. affirming our un-
shaken belief I'm the cardinal tenets OF
the peoples party. as set forth i'm the
Omaha platform, and pledging ourselves
anew to continued advocacy of those
grand principles OF human liberty until
right shall triumph over might, and love
over greed. do adopt and proclaim this
declaration Of faith:
I'D We demand the initiative and ref
erendum.
"(2) We demand the public ownership
and operation of those means of commu-
nication, transportation and production
which the people may elect, such as rail-
roads, telegraph and telephone lines, coal
mines, etc.
"(S) The land. including all natural
sources Of wealth, is a heritage OF the
people. and should not be monopolized
for speculative purposes. and alien own
ership of land should be prohibited.
30 A scientific and absolute paper
money, based upon the entire wealth and
population of the nation. not redeema BILE
in any specific commodity. but made legal
tender for all debts and receivable for
all taxes and public dues and issued by
the government only. without the inter
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1900-05-16
Poets Query Answered..

81 wonder will they miss meT' wrote
the poet in violet ink on gilt edged
paper.
And the editor as he tossed the
manuscript into the yawning gulf at
his side, murmured softly, ''If they do,
they never ought to be trusted with
gun again."-London Telegraph.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1900-05-16

Sioux Falls. S. d., May 1.-THE popu-
list national convention made its NOM
nations on Thursday. Its ticket is:
For president, William j. Bryan, of
Nebraska; for vice president, Charles
a. Towne, of Minnesota.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1900-05-16

Impossible to foresee an accident: not
impossible to be prepared for it. DR..
Thomas Eclectric Oil-Monarch over
pain.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1900-05-16
CHARLES A. TowNE.

notes to be replaced with full legal tender
government paper money and its volume
so controlled as to maintain at all times
level"
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1900-05-16
POPULIST LEADERS N!ANl!-D
Convention in Sioux Falls Nomi-
mates Bryan for President and
Towne for Second Place.
EIDDLE.OF- THE-ROADERS At CINCINNATI

select wharton BARKER for Their
Presidential Candidate and Igna-
thus DonneIly for Vice President
brief synopsis of the Two Plat
forms That Were Adopted.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1900-05-16

Manila. May "a big force of Fill
ipinos attacked the United States
troops at Barotac, Iloilo province, and
killed three and wounded seven be-
fore being driven away.
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Eyeglasses Spectaces with crystal
from weak eyes, myopia catara, etc.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-08-06
THE VICTOR
The flremen We're Beaten Out 10 the Ninth
Inning,
THREE RUNS AFTER TWO MEN WERE OUT
Man who Did the Good stick Work
Batted Out of Turn, but the Locals
Did Not Make the Claim.

Houston and Galveston have played many
notable games on the local diamond but the
game played yesterday afternoon was in many
respects the greatest of them all. With the
score starding to at the beginning of the
ninth inning Galveston won out by good
batting and little sharp practice, olesen
aud Smith. the first two up, were easily dis
posed of on weak hits to the pitcher. stuart
and Smith then made clean hits to left and
Marlowe was hit with a pitched ball IL was
UP 10 Sleroovich, the weakest hitter on the
team, but the Galvestonians sent Watts their
pest 10 the plate aud he cracked out a sim
gle over third, bringing stuart homo ana
ueinB the score. Watts should hnva r.,
ueciared out Tor batting out of turn nut inc
mieneh Ialied to get on unul too late
Inc rev people in the press box did ali they
souid W attract the attention of the players
put everybody was too interested To nav any
attention. Harris was given his base md
bonno forced in. Vnt hit safe and Msrlnwa
scored. Watts tried to score from second
put on Ores good throw Chlldress stoned
MIN by ten feet.
The game was very interesting .rd ax,,,
ing all way through; there was not a duh
moment III 1t from start to finish Uouston
mace but one hit-a three dagger nv Scar
nholough-yet they hit the ball good and hard
~ was always Sand Grab in front of
~ ana the pail was fielded TO first IN time
10 peat the runner out of a hit IL was n Ease
Oh Vefy hard luck. The nremen scored their
only iCn in the first inning on Mackey's base
On t pals ana scarborough's triple. After that
,ivs Hnesti naa chance, none of them get
.ius iurther than second. There was many
good payc made by both teams A tnroy
oy Tom Rafferty, from right field ia tha niota
ooaatcuihs smith being especially noteworthy
ne re same teams play next Sunday.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-08-06
SAN MARCOS xJsws NOTES.
Wedding of MIR. GrOos and Miss Fora
SOn MnS q Society ENeMt.

Wedding of MIR. Groos and Miss Fora
son Was IL Society ENeHt.
San Marcos Texas. August 3.-Hoa. I'D
r. Kone visited Austin Thurs1aT.
Mr. C. p. Hobgood and facii.v returned
the first of the week from lhsir outing at
Sour Springs.
MI and Mrs. Gid. G. johnson ana sou
Lloyd returned from Europe this week.
They visited the Paris exposition in their
itinerary.
Elder j. "A. Driskill spent last Sunday
in Johnson City, conducting religious se.
vices in the Christian church
The marriage of Mr.. Adolph Otto aroos
OF Kyle to Miss Mary Anna Fortson OF
this city last Tuesday was the leading
social event OF the week. The marriage
took place at the First Baptist church
in the presence of very large audience
OF friends and relatives. Elder j. l.. Mahan
Officiating.
The T. c. Woods Guard, Captain Eugene
Green commanding returned from the en-
campment at La Porte last Monday in Il
blaze of glory, having made a top notch
record in everything. Having the biggest
and best company in the State, San Mar
cos is naturally proud OF the boys. There
will be inspection, prize drill and grand
ball at the opera house this evening.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-08-06
CHApPELL HILL NOTES.
Camp Meeting Is In Progress on the
ChiIdcrs Grounds

chappell Hill. Texas, August 4.-rne
camp meeting which has been announced
TO begin at Chidres camp grounds on the
I'd instant. opened on time. notwithstand-
ing the bad weather and worse roads. The
grounds are situated midway between
Bellyllle and Chappell Hill, seven miles
from each. and are picturesque and at
trac,ive. Camp meetings have been held
there annually for many years past. and
are always largely attended. Some OF tho
best preacher In the Methodist denomlna-
tlon are to be crescent during this meet
ing. and much interest Is being manifest
ed. good hotel has already been opened
and preparations generally mado for a
large attendance.
Mrs DR.. Epperson and two children, ana
Miss McGregor, her sister, from Burton,
are here visiting Mrs. Alexander.
The young folks were delightfully."- enter
tanned Wednesday night last at the hand
some home OF Mr.. and Mrs II c. Brandt,
the occasion being a party given the Ep-
worth league. An innovation was made by
She introduction Of the play "By Way Of Il
Joke, y which was elegantly acted by local
talent. Later on ices cake and fruit were
served. and altogether the young folks had
most enjoyable time.
Mrs MGncey and her little daughter
Greita, residents Of Dallas, are here visit
ing her sister, Mrs o. n Cooke. Mrs
Nut. also Of Dallas. and mother OF Mes
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-08-06

Hearne, Texas, August 4---Rev. Father
~. P. Glelssncr is visiting in Waco. the
guest Of his sister.
Prof. j. f. Cook OF this place was elected
superintendent of the Buffalo public
schools the past week.
Mr., Marion S. Moseley of Franklin is In
the CITY, the guest of relatives.
Mr.. w. l.. Smith has returned from All
extended visit 10 Little Rock. Ark.
Mr.. Warren Wllkerson is In Matagorda
this week on visit to relaiiyes.
Mr.. Thomas Hume OF the international
and Great Northern railway was in
Hearne for few hours on business yes
tcrday.
Mr.. e. woll OF Dallas was visitor 60
the city yesterday,
Messrs c. G. Wood, f. G. McNuts and
William Hanna of Mumtord came IN on ti,e
Hearne and Brazos Valley railroad this
morning,
Mr.. J. c. kenfro OF Franklin was "a
Hcarne yesterday.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-08-06

DANES Munccy and Cooke. Is here with
Mrs. Cooke and will remain some time.
Mrs. Bette Cbappel and her little sou
Robert. who have been visiting friends In
Burton, returned yesterday. both much
improved In health.
Mr.. John NJ. Fielder and his charminh
wife, nee Miss Matte Ella Marlborough OF
Nayasota. who have been here visiting
the family OF r. X. Fielder, LEFT for home
yesterday
The Misses Alice and Aggie Adams are
now In the Bayou City having delightful
outing with friends aud relatives.
Robert Ferguson. a 12-year-old boy iiv-
ing on the farm OF Mr. Joe Small, was
kicked in the face this week by mule
famous for it's kicking qualities. The boy
was senseless for quite awhile, but is now
doing well.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-08-06
GOSSIP OF ENGLISH YACHTING
WEEK's RACING AT soLENT rs on.
PRINCE OF WALES TO ATTEND.
Sir Thomas Upton Ppys N Trib-
ute to American Yachtsmen-Thor-
ougb I'm That as in All Else.

London, August 4.--The weeks Yacht rac-
ing began in the Solent today. Despite the
season of mourning in court circles. the
Prince of Wales has promised 10 appear at
Cowes next week.
sr Thomas Lipton's party, which included
Lord Charles Russell and Senator Depew
and other Americans. returned TO London for
Few hours Yesterday.
Previous TO proceeding to Cowes. SIR
Thomas. talking with the Assoc ated Press
correspondent. said: There are many points
OF difference between American and English
Yachting and only when one has spent seven
weeks at Sandy Hook can he really annrs-
Siate them' Engands insular position mas
zone much TO make the sea home 10 many
OF our people and therefore much more at
u I.n is paid TO Yachting here than IN the
united States, but individually Americans
are the best yachtsmen know Thsy ara
thorough In that as In all else. aud 1t is
uu1 TO APPRECIATION OF this that INV sole
hmpluon in Ire now 10 TO take the Americas
CUB One thing seems strange IN view of
American cleverness. tuat they are sending
here for captains for seventy footers, does
MOI seem right and l am unable to explain
WY holulhs the blue ribbon OF the sea so
long they are sending to England for Wringe
ana other captains. What mas become of all
th9 New England blood that MADE HankafIs
BY the score? should think New York
vachtsinen would promote American sailtr rs
TO the best positions by way of encourage
ment. ! saw this for my regard for Amerl-
can yaohtsmen. Of course, so far as | am
concerned ! could not complain as the
cantain of the Columbia was naturalized
American and in so Young a country that is
cute good citizenship tor -nvone. an
scrr~ the cup which | am presenting tha
New York Yacht club is not completed but
Il viii be raced for all the same and for
waTded as quickly as possible. II is OF very
handsome design ana a small expression of
my friendship for the club"
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-08-06
THE RAILROADS.
Commission tn Re Asked to suspend
Its Reduction Order.

R. G. Lovett, general attorney for tie
Southern Pacific. went TO Austin last night
to submit an application to the railroad
commission for authority to issue oords
on the Dallas extension of the Texas and
New Orleans railroad an1 also. - ccn-
junction with E. B. Perkins. general at
torney for the Cotton Belt, to asa The
commission. pending tie hearing to nc
had on August A. to suspend it's order ef-
tectlyo August s, reducing State ra.es rs
per cent on commodities carrying It rate
into Texarkana from Interstate points
lower than the rate to Texas common
points
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-08-06
A GUSHING OIL WELL.
II Produced sixty barrels of OIL I'm
Twelve Hours.

Twelve Hours.
Corsicana, Texas, Angus Sin twelve
hours today Clayton oil we'll No. pro-
duced sixty barrels of oil. Excitement Is
high here over the gusher.
A number of oil leases have been iled
for record in the county CLERKS office 10
the Southern Oil company from parties in
Dawson neighborhood. There has oeen 40
prospecting for oil in that section. and
developments on these leases VIII be
watched with much interest by the talent.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-08-06

fNe-eishth mile northampton. i02. Prin-
Princess Pepper About ii2: Alea 80.
,,s nhe and ne-sixteenth-prince Mcclure,
10: b9,le Of Troy. ia; Tingc us: Herbert.
~ ~, brlRade. Lochocheo. 1885, Knight Il
"pvutS, 10; kamara. los. Maribert 40.
=. flve-eiehths mile for 2-year-olds Winged
rot f,t handicap-Iower OF Candles IFS. Ezera.
I'm liz; Helen o los; Belario.
III yD' , rrincess Pepper. l07; Tom Kenny. 1902;
Dame, 81. shlnt 1i2,
Ihree-tourth mile, seling-Midnl light. i0s:
PINK Domino; 100; Rikke Tikka Tavi. ios:
Prestidigitator. 1905
ono and one-fourth mile. selling
spinner, los; Linduia 3d. Rare Perfume. loi.
Weather clear track fast
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-08-06

Strawn. Texas. August 3.-The wcrs oil
construction on the San Antonio. i.lano
and Northern railway between The Texas
Central railway and Strawn will COM
mence at De Leon. Ths line surveyed py
Murray Harris has been adopted, and the
rails spikes, fastenings ana The ties i'll
the first ten miles have been purchased
and the bonds to be ssIei covering tre
cost OF construction have oeen negotiated
in the East
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-08-06
ToDAY's ENTRIES.


Six fnrlongs-Hermoso ll2; onomastus' sly
Georgia lO7; Harry Duke. 104; Marquette, loo
Thirteen-sixteenth mile-The Sluggard 49,;
o Connsll 10. Draw Lad. Dandy H, l01Riyal
Dare 195. L. T. Cation Emisre Limtllght
lO4 Alice b Maggie Dav s. Josephine 3.
Guess Me, High Hoe Belle OF Holmdsl Law
Wright 1902; Miss Stanley. lOl; Tidy Ann.
%
Steeplechase-G II. 1888; Lord Chester
field. Reno l42; Passe Partout. 1888; Last
Past. 1876.
one mile-Lucky Monday. Orimar lo9' Jno.
a. Morris 1O7 Roney Roy Fintan. l04'
Tayon. SO,
Five eighth Enthusiastically los; Sad Sam,
los; Tenny Belle Morey Mnss, 90 Henry
Bert. Satin Coat % Natural Gas, Corn |
Cut Ida V. Robert Waddell. 81
one mile and fifty yards-Caiastrophe III;
Blue Lick ITO; Locust Blossom, l0l. Papa
Harry. 80: Lady Britannia, 9S; Lomond 50;
Aloha ii 80. greensboro Barney f. 81.
Weather clear: track fast
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-08-06

today aud was released on $3.50 bond.
A conference OF business men was held
last nigdt at the Watkins bank building To
ADVISE concerning the reopening OF tho
college here this fall. Prof. Barrett farm
erly president OF Acadia college OF Crow
ley. was present in answer to telegram,
II is believed chat the institution is a
go, with Prof. Barrett at It's head.
The baseball teams n Lake Charles and
Orange met in the diamond here this
afternoon.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-08-06
THE COMING CONVENTION
Promises TO Be Somewhat Exciting II Ger.
tain Matters Are Brought Up.
THERE WILL BE 4 LARGE ATTENDANCE
date for the Craftsmanship, but
Would Accept the Place,

Waco. Texas. August 5.--There seems
to be well defined impression that the
democratic convention which meets in this
city next Wednesday will be warm
number. The controversy ansut tha
Waters-Pierce permit is responsible for
this and II that matter does not bob ~
with new and sensational features when
the convention meets great many PEG, 10
VIII be surprised. The anticipa ion Of a
night on the attorney general for issuin.r
the permit to the Waters Pier.. eo,a,irv
VIII bring many democrats t. the coo.
vention who would otherwise NOT come.
Friends of the attorney general ali over
the State it is said, are preparing 10 ,ai y
TO has defense If an attack is mazda upon
Rim. II has been said that Congressman
Joe W. Bailey would not atteal the cor
venuon. and ii is admitted here .hat no
ala not contemplate coming unsn IN. prus.
pect Tor a row over The Matecs-l.,orre
business developed. but now Il is an
nounced by what is considered gooG au-
thority that mr. Bailey VIII DO on nand
ana VIII stand By Attorney iencral
smith.
James Hays Quaries. secretary Of the
STATE executive committee. came down
from Fort Worth last night TO see nov
The preparations for the conveutioA were
progressing. He found every driang,
ment completed and the city ready t. rs-
ceive tho democratic hosts in proper style.
Secretary Qtarles believes there wlll be
big crowd at the convention.
81 have talked to number Oh demo
Gratis from the Panhandle coun y. no
said, land they assert that large deita.
tons Will attend from that Sc. "a and
from other portions OF the State reports
come that lively interest is belug .akDn
IN the convention and that each co iltsy
will be well represented.
Speaking of the State charm ,nship con-
test. Secretary Quarles says his adv.crt
indicate the election of j. b. Wells by Il
large majority.
Joe W. Taylor Of this city, having been
mentioned as possible candidate far
chairman OF the executive committee, was
asked by The Post correspondent If the
report was true. He said he was not a
candidate and would not enter a scramble
for the position. He continued Sew
eral OF my personal friends in different
sections of the State have written to me
asking il will be a candidate or allow
them to push nv claims and Offering 20
support me. but ! have said | would not
enter the race. ] have told some OF them
that if the democrats of Texas wanted me
to take tire place that l would accept 1t
es an honor and be gratitied for such man
Hesitation of thzr confidence AMI esteem,
but | do not care to enter a contest for
the position. having no AK TO grind or pur-
nose other than to do the bidding Of tire
democrats OF Texas and serving them as
they may direct"
Chairman Bell and Secretary Quarle;
will come down from Fort Worth Tues
dav morning. The executive committee
viii meet Wednesday morning at the Au-
ditorium and agree upon temporary oIi-
GERS for the convention. which meets
Wednesday OF noon.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-08-06
! broom Factory M ,,v,n

lss =, eAss' August 4.-Mr. G. p. Col
s,ss 80 ~ started small broom factory
,sus va time ago. is now turning GU.
Ii, o,' ,s'S fne work Mr.. Collins grows
y 7. he baS ~g Sn, corn aud is also engaged
Va weather business cutie largely. Whom
= lskes Ms IS not right for hay making
as tnree an, ooms' and in this way keeps
lae local ployed. Mr.. Collins supbliea
lhsy use. peasnants with all the b.n5rus
!I'dsrs for besides besides he fills srea. many
,,ssds snlars snef points. Mr.. Collins in
ae frds +, sing his factory this fan. as
q very profitable business.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-08-06
yictorin News Notes.

Victoria. Texas. August 4,-The o'Con-
nor Guards held a largely attended meet
ing at the court house "Wednesday nishr,
at which final organization was completed.
the muster roll filled out, and sent to Aus
tin. the charter is expected back IN a
few DAYS. There is material in the COM
pany 10 make it the best In tie state.
The funeral OF Mrs, Ms sISn agnes =, u tnur
cstbolic church yesterday afternoon was
one Of the most largely attended ever
Mrs Theo. Buhler and daughter Katie
left Yesterday for Comfort to spend he
balance OF the summer
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-08-06
BIG DELEGATION FROM DALLAS.

BIG DELEGATION FROM DALLAS.
Dallas. Texas. August 5.--A big dele
cation of Dallas county democrats will IT.
tend the State convention at Waco. IL.
terest in tho forthcoming gathering Is at
high heat in Dallas. and there is much
speculation as to what will be done. Tue
charges and Installations that have oesu
made against Congressman Bailey have
angered the Gainesville mans friends,
and they are going TO Waco ready TO: tnv
kind OF lghting.
So far as can be learned. the lcmJ Iats
Of this part OF the State want S.are Sou
ator Weldon Odell OF Cleburue Tor teiD.
pon2ry chairman They are also almost a
unit in favor OF the selection OF Judge
James b. Wells Of Bro wnsyille for cha!I-
man of tho State committee. Congrest-
man Bailey Will come to Dlilds tOmot: Gw
and will go to Waco with members OF tie
Dallas delegation Monday night. Mr.. Bal,
ley said today that he stood IL tho exact
position explained by him in hlg spee'n
before the Austin convention wbcn no
used these words: Il have na9sr loo!,eu
for fight; but, so help ME Col. never
ran away from one,"
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-08-06

Stolen Bsses--Watts @
Two-base hit-Watts.
Three base hit--Scarborough
Double Plays-Vint and olesen. Siercovich
ana Bonno Watts, olesen and Marlowe.
umpire-Proctor
Time of game 1:3O