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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-09-29
TAYLOR NEWS NOTES.
A Transfer of McFadden Compress
Agents Made.

n
Taylor, TEXAS September 27.-Mr H. j..
Morgan, recently with the McFadden COM
press at Hearne, Texas, has been trans
ferred 10 this place to take charge OF the
press here, vice Superintendent A. G..
Murray, recently deceased. Mr.. c. +.
Looney of Taylor will be sent to Hearne
TO take the place of Mr.. Morgan there.
Messrs j. A. Thompson and Legetts
Thompson of this city are Ia sherman.
where they were summoned TO the bed
side OF their brother. Mr.. VIII Thompson.
Word was received here that tAe iatts'
died yesterday afternoon.
Local talent will give concert tonight
under the direction Of Mrs. Low for the
benefit of the destitute children Of Gsi-
weston
Farmers are now paying % cents per
hundred pounds for cotton picking. Last
year the price was 40 cents Negroes have
mad great idea OF charging eXorbitant
prices for their services and have been
steadily raising their demands. report
was circulated few days ago that an ef-
fort was being made to have lot of
conyicts sent in here to pick cotton, which,
whether true or not had the effect Of
frightening the negroes, and they have
not raised prices since.
The Taylor Touring mill Is turning out
30 TO 225 barrels OF -four daily nov. aud
they find it taxes it's capacity TO hll the
demand for their -four.
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Green Bugs at Hillaboro.

Hllsboro. Texas, September 2s.-This
city was invaded by millions of green
bugs last night. Early this morning the
sidewalks. sides OF buildings, electric
light posts and the Katy depot platform
and depot were alike covered with them.
There was never such a sight seen here
and II has been the talk of the town to-
day. They are supposed to have been at
tracted by tho electric lights.
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Aid Needed Near rosenberg.

Rosenberg, Texas, September 2S.EGreat
restitution is reported from the country
south 81 town, few people having anything
upcn which to live thr- ughout the winter.
Many families. having lost everything by
the recent storm, are leaving the country.
Mr.. Pless and family have been broug ut
in from the country and are being cared
for in the Louis Kruse house. During
the recent storm Mr.. Pless and a young
daughter each had a leg broken. while
Mis-. Pless is suffering from three broken
ribs and a crushed shoulder
All who have the means to do so are
busy repairing their property damaged by
the storm. Many however, can do moth
ing without financial assistance.
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Contribution. from rexns Points.

TYLER-Further contributions for CAL
weston are to be raised here.
ARKANSAS PASS Contributions to the
Galveston fund from here amounted to
S145.
HAMILTON Hamilton has raised for
the food sufferers of South Texas by sub
scripiion s3Sl.79 the ladies raised S66.75
by supper, making a total OF $44S.54.
VICTORIAN. T. Rogers chapter,
Daughters Of the Confederacy, sent money
and supplies to Galveston for the benefit
Of any Daughters who may require assist
ance.
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Here's Ann,her opinion.
To the Editor of The Post.

TO Inc Editor OF The Post.
Anderson. Texas. September 25.-In one
Of your issues OF recent date noticed an
article containing information about a
proposed piece OF, what a great many peo-
pie believe to be, misguided charity.
Thf article stated that an effort would
be made TO raise funds to rebuild the
houses of the poor in Galveston. Have
the people who are at the head OF this
movement considered what they are trying
10 dog My God shall we make mIrderers
~ ourselves under the curse o. charity
snail we make a trap for the po3r men,
women and children who have lost Their
all In the food and storm, and bait II
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PLAIN TALK
To cntnrrn sufferers.

Every person suffering from catarrh In
it's many forms, knows that the common
Lotions, saves and douches do not cure
Ii is needless 10 argue this point or to
cite cases of failure, because every vic
tim OF catarrhal trouble knows it for him
self II he has tried them.
A local application, If it does anything
at all. simply gives temporary relief; a
wash, lotion, salye or powder can not
reach the seat OF the disease, which Is
the blood.
The mucous membrane seeks to relieve
the bleed OF catarrhal poison by secreting
&c quantities of mucus, the discharge
sometimes closing up the no5trils descend
ing TO the throat and larnyx, causing an
irritating cough, continual clearing OF the
throat, defines, indigestion and many
other disagreeab!e and persistent symp-
toms.
A remedy to really cure catarrh must
be an internal treatment; remedy which
VIII gradually cleanse the system from
catarrhal poison aud remove the fever
and CONGESTION always present in the mu-
cous membrane
The bast remedies for this purpose are
Eucalyptol. Sangunaria and Hydrastin,
mn the difficulty has always been TO get
these valuable curatives combined in ona
palat, bic. convenient and efficient form.
Recently this has been accomplished and
the preparation put on the market under
the name Of Stuart's Catarrh Tables;
they are large pleasant tasting lozenges
60 that they may be slowly dissolved in
the mouth. thus reaching every part q
the mucous membrane and finally the
stomach ana intestines
An advantage TO be considered also Is
that stusrts Catarrh Tablets contain no
cacaine. morphine or poisonous narcotics.
-. e,or ,o,,rd in eatarrh nOWders and fhs
uro AZ wh,oh often entails a habit more
dangerous than the disease.
stugrt's c7tarrh Tablets are sold by
drprrists AZ 50 cents for full sized pack
age and are probably the safest and most
effectuaI catsrrh cure on the market
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Notes and Personals.

Galveston, Texas. September 2S.-Earn-
est Hoffman, proprietor of the Rsd STIR
oh cken ranch, about whom inquiry has
been made through The Post is dead.
Mrs. Mary Ann Stanifortn died at the
Letltia Rosenberg Home for Wo men this
morning and her remains will he buIie
from that institution tomorrow morning
C. N. Ousley, managing ed tor OF IN
Galveston Tr bune. left this evening TO
Dallas.
c. E. Jones of Beaumont is at the Tre-
mont.
DR.. A. B. Gardner of Bellvi.ie is in the
city
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wit.esses wanted.

San Saba, Texas. September 26.--Mrs.
Cynthia Duffell, widow of Isaiah Dulfel,
who enlisted in 1862 in Captain Phil
Browns COMPANY X cavalry. Colonel
Randle's regiment. at Marshall, Texas, and
Samuel d. Jones Of Captain Drury Fields
company A, Colonel Dec Harlin's bat
TALON. later OF Captain Aliens company
Walkers division, enlisted at Jefferson,
Texas, worked at his trade in Confederate
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RISE REACHING WHARTON.

Wharton. Texas September 2s.-Ths
Colorado at this point jumped up three
feet during the night and has continued
TO rise slowly all morning. The old set
tlers who have watched the course OF the
river for forty years do not expect an
overflow. The river was very low when
the rise came. and no rains nave fallen
here fer some time. 50 the creeks and
tributaries can hold a quantity OF the
water and wide fiat slopes OF country
will all be filled before 1t can reach
Wharton.
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Nining OF brakeman Albreioht.

Wharton, Texas, September I--fno
train running ON the caney Valley suffered
a wreck yesterday, one car being deraiied.
Mr.. william Abreicht, the brakemaIs
was thrown from the car, falling under
the wheels, was horribly mangled and
died in few moments The body viii
be shipped to Victoria for interment. The
wreck occurred near Lane Mr.. Albreicht
was an old and valued employe of the Mac
caroni road.
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SADIE ROBINSON nnoovnnlse


FI'hUIEF EHtF FWVF IHWI FWF UUNIWE
Had Given Her Tn.
Waco, Texas September 2S.-Tbe re-
port eminating from official sources that
Sadie Robinson, tho negro woman who
was found In her room in q dying con-
dition few days ago, was dead proyos
to be dying yesterday, and as the attend
ing physician reported that she could not
live more than a few minutes, tho Off
GERS gave II out that the woman was dead
She rallied however, and 10 so much bet
ter this morning that hopes are enter
tanned that she viii recover she is Sc
verely burned about the head and face
and will probably remain bind The men
arrested on charges of murder Will now
be held for assault to murder and rob-
berry,
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BOILER EspIosion at cor.,c,n,

corsieana Texas, September 2s.-An
explosion occurred at noon today in whiet
the pumping station OF W. c. Klnsoivina
was completely wrecked and aeyeral
homes OF negroes badly damaged Tha,
OF Rock Brewer Is a total wreck. one
end of the boiler fell in the house OF
Aunt Sarah Ann" Arledge Fortunatei,
Aunt Sarah was cooking OUT and other
negroes in the neighboshooi 10 cotton
patch, or there would have hesu deaths
caused from H.
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People of Houston Thamhed.

To the Editor of The Post.
Brazoria, Texas. September se.-Mrs.
Christlana stouch, who survived the storm
at Galveston, returned home Tuesday
Two Of her daughters and many of her
grandchildren perished in the storm. She
desires to express her thanks and appre-
cation for the kind treatment she received
at the hands Of the people OF Houston.
Respectfully, Colin Campbell.
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THE COLORADO.
nAMAGr NNAR AusrIN.

Austin. Texas. September 2S.-The rise
in the Colorado river at this point has
reached the big pipes of the old water
company. causing it to shut down tetnpU-
rarily. Its patrons are without water aud
light. The recent rise in the river has
had bad effect on some of the big cot
ton plantations below town. The crops
of MI, Castleman and Mr.. Norwood were
badly damaged.
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screw worms in Robertson County.

screw Worms in Robertson County.
Hearnc, Texas September 2S.-Stock-
men report that screw worms are playing
.ayoc with their cattle, and great many
have been lost on their account. 1t is
supposed that the wet weather is the
cause OF them being so numerous. Some
Of the stockmen hire men to look after
their cattle and doctor them in case they
have worms in them. The disease OF
BLACK leg has played havoc with the
cattie
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p.thinn Relief work.

Galveston, Texa. September 2S,-Ben s.
Rogers, State grand chancellor of the
Knights OF Pythias, arrived in the city
last evening and will take charge of the
of relief funds for this order.
He was accompanied By Tom c. swope OF
the general relief committee OF the Is
Of P. OF Texas, A meeting was held last
evening with the local members OF the
order 70 devise plans for aiding the dis
tressed members OF the order in this city.
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Assist THE UNFORTUNATE.
Inc POSTS List OF Subscriptions For
Storm Sufferers.

~ oeeh suggested from several quarters The Post opened
It's columns FOR the collection subscriptions for the storm sufferers
u ana IN response the appeal many contributions have been
eeeNeu An contributions sent will lie acknowledged by publ
Carton unaer TINS head and the will be turned over to the
proper committees for distribution application for the NOZZLE
work of assisting the unfortunate
Inc following sums came in yesterday:
l1Poru S55S2.54
ChzenS OF Smiley, Texas 90
=. d. Niger, puma, texas. 25o
s55So54
Eastman Bros of credited to them as do
nation was handed them by Mr. but
through oversight Eastman Bros had sent their
own donation direct
Now that the big the receipts Of yesterday The Post
WI close Its subscription list
for the sufferers
The Post has received all
a
turned Mr.. H. W. Garrcw by
tic Houston transportation committee
Ter ard Fort Bend counties
0sne RYAN chairman of the womans supply committee $1,000 Mrs
r. ouarouh who is chairman OF similar
This total OF $500
Savers today
Mrs oualrough Chairman elie
Houston Texas September
beg for $1,000 Of
noble
fund which has been collected by The
Of Galveston and the coast Very
r., M. Johnston
1 acknowledge to YOU as presi
OF be
o the Of
difficult
the liberal
with
Mrs uaitrough.
Chairman Harris County Ladies Relief Committee.
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FALLING AT WACO.

Waco, Texas. September 2S.-The Bra
eos river began falling at o'clock this
afternoon and the water IS slowly reced-
ing five hundred acres of cotton on the
bottom farms between this city and tine
Falls county line has been destroyed by
the flood The loss is estimated as fol-
lows Miller farm. 200 acres; Warner
farm, 100 acres Gurley farm. fifty acres;
Darwin farm, fifty acres. and several
smaller losses on the jenkins. Vance and
Ross farms.
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BRIDGE SUPPORTS AZ GONE.

Columbus. Texas. September 2S.-The
rise in the Colorado river viii have
reached its maximum tomorrow. 1t is
now twenty seven feet high, Six bents
of the Southern Pacific bridge are swept
away, leaving the rails and ties suS,Jend-
ed a distance OF seventy-hye feet--ffteen
feet above the water Both county
bridges are intact. Small loss to erons.
No loss OF stock or life.
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school Renairs.

Galveston. Texas. September 2s.-Mr
George sealy treasurer OF the school
board. has advanced the money to make
the Broadway school Avenue school.
Avenue L school and west district nsg
school buildings tenable, and the session
viii open about the middle OF oeteher.
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THE BRAzOS.
sT1LL eIs1NG AT KopPERr.

SILL lNlSlANp ~ fNOi "iN'''
Kopperl. Texas. september 27.-The
Brazos river has now twenty-three feet
rise above low water mark. and is still
rising; has risen twelve inches today,
but lacks fifteen feet of being up TO
the Gulf. Colorado and Santa Re bridge.
Considerable drift and some very large
trees; no drift against the bridge piers
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FAILING AT .HEARNE.

Hearne Texas, September 2S.--Both
Brazos rivers have fallen great deal.
and no danger Is expected now. Reports
are to the effect that the w.Asr is very
yellow like the Mississippi when that
great river is on a rise.
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NO BEAR or IN oYERFLow.

La Grange, Texas. September 2S.-The
Colorado is about thirty three feet at
this place now and still rising very slow
ly. All fears OF an overflow have about
subsided, as it Is thought that the big
rise from above should be here by this
time and that it will not be many hours
until the river comes to a stand and
begins falling.
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shoe shops at Shreveport, La, during the
wsr are DESTROYS Of obtaining witnesses to
their applications for Confederate pensions.
county judge, San Saba, Texas.
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IN. nicc crnn.

Doanmont Texas, September IS MT John
Howard immigration agent OF the Southern
Pacific with headquarters at Houston IA IN
the city Today MIR Howard Lad Just been
TO Louisiana on a tour Of inspection through
the rico district and says tho damuge TO
the cereal by tho recent storm WIS not near
ly 30 extensive az was feared, lie rs pleased
also 10 find that Southeast Texas was not
seriously hurt by the storm. Instead or
fniuring this section in the eyes OF Northern
and Western homeseekers, Mr. Howard says
the storm should add to It's atractiveness,
as IL has been demonstrated that rice wonla
survive the severe test Of WIND ana water.
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BOTTOMS NOT OVERLOOKED.

Calvert, Texas September 2S.--The
Brazos river has about reached its high
est mark. 1t was feared the bottom farms
would be Inundated but al danger ~
over. TIE heavy rains have very mater
tally injured cotton. hf
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nen,snn Fair Closed.

peni.on. Texas, September 2s.-The
BENSON fair closed today IN a oiaze Of
glory. 1t was 3 magnificent success from
every point OF view, ana WIS Up 10 the
expectations OF projsei'rf.
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Th,rty-one Doaies Recovered.

Galveston. Texas. September 2S.-Today
2,2a men were employed clearing 8
streets OF sebfis and dispozing of dead
bod es recovered from the wieckag !.
Thiriy-cne hoiies were found, ma ing
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Ia -,
- ~ Address by Miss uorton

~, ~ Texas, September es.-By
ssa.,,,, 'p'ment Miss Clara Barton. the
rso,Noa. 'oinan who is known and loved
|. sat-, me civilized world, addressed
r,ib.. V0mmittee today at noon. Tho
,ss,,s specially sought her counsel
; De ssa ~ providing temporary homes
--e.'eriess, and subsequently, ap-
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The Hinr MIL.

Beaumont. Texas. September 2s.--Mr. T..
A. Petty, architect OF the Hiuz rice mill,
reports that tho wood work Of tho mill has
about been completed and that the only
work of importance now remaining 20 be
done is the building of brick boiler and
eng.ne room, and this has baen delayed for
some timo owing to inability TO get brick
anywhere in the country. but. fortunately,
MIR Petty found enough to construct the
building with and he purchased then A.
once Mr.. Petty estimates thai the mill
will DO ready TO start worl on November /
or nearly that time. a lerga portion of the
machinery has arrived and Is In place in
tho mill. but there 10 considerable yet to
come notably the boilers and engines.
feature Of the HIM mill which is some
thing new In this section, Is that the fur
mace will he arranged to burn the chan from
the rico for fuel ard that 1t will be the
only fuel used This will be beneficial IN
two respecta--it Will dispose of the chat
and will greatly reduce tho expense Of oper-
alton II ia said by tho nnnagera Of the
nan that the method is success in every
respect,
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cure Lazincss.

Msisria makes you lazy. langnid and
iitelsss Vslerio- Phosphate oninine tab
les are guaranteed TO cure Mairia, DOES
head IS cents.
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To the Editor OF The Post,
Hutto, Texas. September 27-Please
publish that Mrs. E. f. Peeler, who was
thought to be lost at Galveston. was
saved and Is with her son, S. W. Peeler,
Hutto Texas
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CoRsICANA COTTON MILL.
Short Run Made to Test the Engines
and Boilers.

corslcana, Texas. September 2s.-Ths
Corsicana Cotton factory fred up today
for the first time to try the engine and
boilers. and Manager Taylor says they
work like charm" The machinery Is
being placed as fast as possible.
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STILL RISING AT BRYAN.

Bryan, Texas. September 2s,--The Bra
EOS river lacked only five feet OF being
out OF banks this afternoon and Is still
rising.
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BUDGET FROM BEAUMONT
A Letter in the Interest Of the Coming
Rice Carnival.
CONDITION OF The GULF AND INTERSTATE
I'm Operation In n short
Time.

Beaumont. Texas, September 2s.-secretary
shepherd Of the Merchants association has
prepared the following letter. which he Will
address and mail TO every rice farmer Ia
the county. Tho letter will explain itself and
should be the means of ASSISTING greatly in
making the coming Rice Carnival success:
To Jefferson County Rice Farmers.
We beg to call your attention TO the fact
that the celebration OF tho Rice Carnival Will
be held in this city on December z. and 3.
Tho Merchants association last year la
bored under great difficulties. owing to the
shortross of time and the lack of rice with
which to make a rice display, and we now
write to ask you TO kindly assist us IN
helping TO make the Rice Carnival for this
year u grand success BY giving us all the
financial aid you can and by saving US some
rice Tor decorative purposes
The citizens Of Beaumont are anxious that
the Rice Carnival shall be an annual at
traction. as they feel that IL will be the
means OF attracting attention to rico grow
INK and bring to prominence the advantages
OF Jefferson county as rice center, thoro-
by henehting directly the rice farmers aud
indirectly tho merchants.
With the cooperation OF the rice farmers
and tho combined efforts of every local In
duEtry we are confident that we will be able
to have a carnival that can not be oxcellod
by any city In the South
Give us your aid in helping Beaumont
to sustain her proud uame tho Queen City
Of tho Neches. the metropolis OF southeast
Texas. Y. w. Shepherd,
Secretary Merchants Assoc alton.
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Beaumont. Texas, Sept. aS,-Mr. Claude
West and Miss Lottie Kaufman were mar
red last night at the residence Of the
groom's parents in the Oklahoma addition
at O'Clock, Rov, j.. A Smart, pastor OF
the Baptist church, officiating.
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total of 1911 so far known to have been re-
covered and disposed Of
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ticket over this road costs only ten
cents box OF cascarets Candy Cathartie
and ysr can't psssibsy make a mistake,
All druggists. loc, Csc. soc.