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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-05-09
TEXAS POLITICAL NOTES.

sherman, Texas, May 7.--Hon. C. d.
Randsll left this morning FOR Fannln
county, where he will make fifteen
speeches in behalf of his candidacy for
congress, within the next five days.
Bay City. Texas, May S--A Joe Duff
club has been organized here with a good
sized membership, and there was con-
siderable enthusiasm manifested; Judge
W. c, Carpenter Is president and j. D..
Moore secretary.
RsevIlle. Dsxas. May 6---In an election
held here yesterday the following gentls-
men were elscted a board of trustees ,or
Beevllle Independent school district: DR..
S H, Bell George NJ. Flzer, W. H. Fergu-
soa, Thomas Craven, n. b. Walker. w NJ
Smith and Max Brauer,
Bryan Texas, May S.--Congressma R.
l.. Henry Of Waco Is in the city and VII
remain in the county for several DAYS in
the interest of his candidacy. He vii
address the citizens of the county al the
court house Saturday afternoon al .
O'Clock. He offers to divide time with Mia
opponent Hon. T. s. Henderson of Cam
eron.
Columbus, Texas May S.--Hon. W. NJ
Atkinson OF Gonzales, candidate for the
democratic nomination for district attor-
ney for the Tweniy-tifth judicial distrlc,.
is in Columbus, Hon. s l.. Green Of mis-
city, who has held the position four tsrms
and who has never Seen defeated for offics
In his eighteen years OF public life. do.
clines to again make the race.
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HOUSTON, WEDNESDAY, MAY o, 100,
TWELVE PAGES.
A TIMELY SUGGESTION.

Yesterdays Post contained a coDtribu-
ton from Mr.. S. r. %. Morse. passenger
traffic manager of the Southern Pacific
railroad. on ''What Texas Most Needs
that should be considered by every
thoughtful Texan to the end that cooper
alton along the lines suggested may result.
Mr.. Morse sets forth In a refreshingly
practical way the advantages that accrue
to the State from permanent exhibits of
agricultural, fbrous and mineral re-
sources and manufacturing
Such exhibits not only tell the story OF
a States resources and progress, but open
the way to their development and mar
ample Of tho benefits that follow perma-
nent display of raw materials and of man
ufactures.
At San Francisco permanent exhibit
OF domestic resources and manufactures is
maintained. Through 1t the homeseeker
has been attracted, thousands of fertile
acres. formerly devoted to pasturago or
altogether unemployed. have been claimed
to truck farm, vineyard, orchard and agri-
culture, and markets opened to the pro-
ducts of them all. In this way has the
resourcefulness OF the Pacific State been
embraced The method is practical. 1t
has succeeded in California. 1t will sue
coed In Texas.
We reproduce in part what Mr. Morse
has to say on the subject. 1t is to the
point and conveys suggestion that neith-
er Texas nor Houston should hesitate to
at once act upon;
\ few years back California was regarded
as country suitable only for raising wheat
a$sd pasturing sheep. Now It is looked upon
as tho garden SPOT Of the world and all due
70 the permanent exhibit of it's resources.
TeXas has moro advantages than California
ana We must lot the world know that thoy
are here. The Southern Pacific is doing its
uhare in that line and Houston will naturally
be tho headquarters. Ilomescekers will CON
centrate hero and mako inquiries before get
Ting See what an advantage this viii be
The California exhibit was sent to Bromon
aud within thirty days 400 carloads of Cali
fornia wines were ordered Tho same OK
hibit appeared at Atlauta Tn to that time
California wines found no market south of
the ONO river except IN New Orleans. To-
gay me California wines have driven all
olher wines out of the ncld as there is very
NIUE foreign wine used, and much of IL
Is FIRST shipped from California and then re-
imported with some foreign hieroglyphics
egn
The Post passes the foregoing object les
son OF the value OF permanent exhibit
OF native resources up to Houston's pro-
greselve business men, and confidently
hopes to SEQ some early demonstration
that II has struck home.
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SOME POsTscRtrrs.

London ia twelve miles broad one way anc
seventeen the other and every year sees abou
twenty miles of new streets added to ii.
The South African war has deprived many
English hospitals OF the services of male doe
tors, and tho lady medcos are now renplne
their reward.
Fuller's earth is soft clay and 1t has many
uses. Half century ago it was little mined
In England, and was so valuable there that
expectation of It was prohibited
Slxty-three years have passed since the
queen, shortly after her accession, first took
IN her residence at Buckingham palace, a
mansion which was built in 1925 at cost OF
over million.
Tho Nova Scotia Southern railway now
being built, will be III miles long; including
New Germany to shelburne. n miles, Indian
Gardens to Liverpool 20 miles; sable River
10 Lockport. 90 miles
wedding ring should At tho finger. II It
Is too large II is a sign of shallowness of
purpose II too tight it suggests that the
union pinches somehow. A perfect fitting
ring is symbolic of perfect harmonious
union
Electrical medical treatment is given pa.
tents by means of a new soda. which has
batteries and an induction coil contained
in the lower portion. with head and feet
plates to be placed in contact with the
patient
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POINTS Anour rEopLr.


President McKInley's favorite poem is Long
fellows Psalm Of Life II was the irs
bit OF verse he ever learned By heart wher
a mere schoolboy.
william Dean Howells is a believer in thu
stole philosophy, and said recently that the
only Just conclusion concerning the question
OF life and death was to resolve to meet
brayely whatever came.
lie Galllenne, the poet, was the other day
exploring dangerous cave in cliff near
IIyeres. Swung by long rope he was
caught in the rocks. 1t took his companion
nearly an hour to dlsengagc him.
An old friend OF Mrs. Hetty Green said the
other day: Whatever may be related OF
her economy I happen to know that she
never refused legitimate request for charity
she is one OF the kindest- hearted women
in the world"
Secretary Long is looking forward with
pleasure to his summer vacation at his old
home in Buckheld Me. Last year he spent
some of his time in manufacturing three
rustic chairs He cut the wood and fash
Toned the chairs himself
Tho tallcst woman on the American stage
is Miss Mary Tull who. besides her decided
histrionic talent, has won worlds fame as
tho favorite model of some of the foremost
American sculptors for their recent god
desses of liberty. Miss Tull's height is con-
siderably over six feet
Senator Plat OF New York is a religious
man. and member In good standing of
the Presbyterian church. He Joined the
Madison Square church when he first came
TO New York. more than thirty years ago,
and was member OF tho choir for twelve
years Senator Plat is also licensed phar-
macist, and used to put UP prescription as
well as anybody.
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SHORT TEXAS SPECIALS.

BEEVlLLE,--A protracted meeting Is now
under way at the Baptist church
MKlNNEf,-A now Baptist church was
dedicated four miles west OF here last Sun
WEATHERFoRD-Ja Hin OF Plaster.
here,
MOUNT CALM.-An effort is to be made
10 TO Secure rural free delivery OF mail for
this section.
TlMPsoN,--The Baptist church ut this place
mas eailed Rev. n, d. Graves OF Shreveport;
is believed that he will accept
ALESIlNE.--A monument TO the memory
81 Il D. Evans will be unveiled by the
Noodmen Of tho World on the 10Th
DALLAS.-The State Dental association is
10 meet here in annual convention NAV n
10 and L; an elaborate programme has been
repaired.
., WHARTON murder case Of Albert
Taylor has been given to the Jury and dis.
tict court will next week take I'M the
Carr murder case.
M'klNNEY Brakeman Mike Jersey had
On arm broken and sustained other injuries
tho s.. S, and 5.
MOUNT CALM.-Gus Harris ia dead o.
paralysis, which was the result OF Injuries
sustained when he was thrown from his
morse some weeks ago
itALLETSvILLE.- The public schools ~
~ so p,aes eIosed last Friday after a session
unuea Tor one month as pay school.
CLEBURNE.-- George Fisher has haen aiact
20 president and Sydney Bennett secretary
. cleourne ryposraphical Union. F. n. Graves
UNIONS session.
GoNzALEs,-The body Of r. Earth. who
was crowned here on SUNDAY evening has
nct reen found yet The sons ~ uermarr
iodse mas offered reward of s2s for the re-
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TEXAS POLITICAL NEWS.
Candidates for Congress Are Stirring In the
Tenth District.
CLAIMS MADE BY THE CANDIDATES
For comptrolIer Are Slightly Diver.
gent, Each Claiming to Havs
the Better of 1t.

La Grange, Texas, May s.--George r.
Burgess of Gonzales and ]. S. Wheless
OF Galveston, aspirants for congressional
honors from this district, were in the
city today making new acquaintances and
renewing old ones.
Columbus, Texas. May s. Messrs. j. NJ.
Moore OF Angletoh and Ia NJ. Jones OF
Virginia Point are in Columbus with Judge
f. j. Duff OF Angle aon'fn me interest OF
Judge Duff's candidacy for the democratic
nomination for congressman for the Tenth
district. Messrs. Moore and Jones spent
their earlier lives in and near Columbus
and have many warm personal friends
here. These gentlemen believe Judge Dun
can carry larger proportion of the Gall
weston vdte than any candidate in the dis
trict out of Galveston and that he can
secure great number of republican votes
in his own and adjoining counties be-
cause OF their Interest with his in the
Improvement of the BRACES river. Be-
cause he is looked Sipon as the strongest
democrat in the district his prospect 10
secure the instruction from Colorado coun-
ty Is good,
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Texas regiments which were brought up
TO their high standard by the fact tina,
each contained a large percentage OF the
crack companies of the volunteer guard
That pride should find perpetustlon in
patriotic public demand that succeeding
legislatures provide with more generosity
and consistency than their predecessors
for an enlightened maintenance OF the
volunteer guard.
The next Memorable platform should
contain plank submitting this demand
and 1t should be insisted upon in guberna-
fofdal message.
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REFORM PRESS
Populist scribes suDm" psad,rs,
far the MidhIe-of-fhe-no

PopuIlst scribes submit aa,r,.
for the MiddIe-of-the-hoa,,
Cincinnati, Ohio. May S--AsmYs I'd.
the National Reform Press a''s J, i,
editors and proprietors for the ~ ~. b
of weekly popriist papers ihr'usa,. Il.
South and West, met here today =. 4, r..
a lengthy debate adopted the f'll0s] !, h
olutIons. whiss viii be prsserisa !, ! /, /,
National convention Of the n'''N
readers. ...,.la';
reaffirmed its fidelity to the 0a' .,, 4
pies proclaimed in the onans & KIN
recommends to the National e'' '''.ss ]
the peoples party about to , as. y
this city the adoption Of lpp' 's
bodying the following PROPOSE
sitions which we stand ios ,,sr,udan--''
The initiative and reieEes a d ~
IN o,r s systsm Of government aaa 7
management. ,,h Il gosiiir
2. Honest money, Nni'n y
paper money. - - our rsilI',,.'''..
3. The Nationalizauon IN fraa'''''
4 public ownership Of puDl',, rssis
5. The abolition Of prNass short -
8 An sIectiye judiciary q ~ I
OF office. 49,, AZ lssA =
I. Compulsory arpiu''' y
putes. ..auatti ~
s. The principle Of !,
"a 4 ninth article was sas ss,lss sssts
original report Of the resol ',,ss IA =,
Zee which contained these ..ssods1,e
ing more: philippine lna Isr
was voted down unanino's Il.
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''"~''lA lIdllN lTlpuUts
Colonel Nose Harris. the only genuine ana
original Nose, was in Austin yesterday The
major is republican, and don't even make
an effort to denv it. His hobby is irving
to help other people out of trouble. and he
stated that he had lust left Houston where
he had been engaged In purifying the de-
m0Sracv OF the Bayou City,
on see, II was this way, " said the major
as he rolled cigarette and looked wise,
MAYOR Brashear OF Houston was running
Tor recollection and Hon John T. Browne
VINO by the way is an elegant gentleman
aud ike myself. Irish opposed Mr. hrs,
smear Everything run along pretty we'll
1T while. until the game got hot aud Mr.
provinces friends got mad and bolted The
Iost espoused MIR. Brownies candidacy and
tho Evening Herald stayed on tho demo-
cratic ship. Then / thought 1t my duty
to 20 down and helm the Herald keen The
democratic flag waving, so | went to Hous-
ION. and we waved It with large wave.
ana Mr.. Brashear was elected. While | am
u republican have enough brotherly love
70 ana my democratic friends. and now hav-
ing purified the atmosphere In Houston.
nm looking for other philanthropic work
WSlI don't mind IL l do take some
The major declares that had il not been
Tor his moral influence and useful work In
Houston the boilers would certainly have
ulumphed and democracy would now be
wearing raw beef steak on her of eve
rreAt is the major
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n.--wIRELEss TELEGisAP ~.
(Continued.)
The work of Hcrtn.

The idea of the electro magnetic charac-
ter OF light was advanced by Clerk Max
well about 1864 and the theory was fully
developed in his book published in 1873
The identity in character OF all other
waves was generally accepted as fact
before It was demonstrated experimentally
and many investigators had worked In this
direction In vain before the solution OF
the problem was hit upon by Hertz.
1t is easy to start waves in the ether.
In fact almost any natural phenomenon
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sOeSsesssosossssesessessesosss

Inflated stock train here In an effort to
go to Davis where negro lynchng was
momentarily expected. Young Coffey was
the only support OF widowed mother.
Others injured in the wreck are recov-
ering.
Word reached here late this afternoon
that negro approached a tenant house
on The farm of John Mcmillan near DAVIS
ana demanded something to eat of the lady
OF the house, whereupon she told him sna
would have to get some wood for the cool,
stove She left the house, but instead of
getting wood mounted a horse ana the
negro fired several shots at her without es
feet.
The citizens OF Davis bsing In a tever
beat over the murder OF Marshal Myers
by negro last Sunday, soon raised a
large force and are securing the country
IN search Of the woud-be murderer. and
II caught he VIII be lynched. Marshal
Hammer has dispatched deputies "a scour
'the country.
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Hcmpstend vows Notes..

Hmpstead, Texas. May THE Brook
shire school is holding its closing excr-
cises today. Hon. Keet McDade, Jr., OF
this city viii deliver an grafton.
Mr.. r. g. Dowd will leave this after
noon for Houston with his wife who viii
lie plsced in ST. Joseph's hospital for
treatment Cor pulmonary complaint
Calvin Chambers left Sunday for Mon
roe, La which :,lacc he will make mis-
headquarters in trlyeflug Tor the Contin-
entail Tobacco comppny.
Cattle are In hrst-cass condition. Sales
are at present very light.
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ROW ON Al DALLAS
over the Selection of IA Chief of Pc.
Iipe

Over the Selection of IA Chief of Pc.
lice.
Dallas. Texas, May S.-The Dallas board
of commissioners, Mayor Cabell and
Messrs, A. j, Brown and B. ~ Boren,
met today to elect heads of the police
and fire departments. The discussion over
the merits of the respective candidates
developed into a wrangle and an utter
disagreement Captain Brown insisted
on L., +, Gates but, Mayor Cabell opposed
him so determinedly that the whole mat
ter was postponed until May 10. Consider
able feeling has been aroused over the
election Of a police chief.
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1t was while experimenting with a pair
OF similar coils of wire intended to show
induction effects that Hertz noticed that
If small Leyden jar or small induction
coil was discharged through one Of the
coils, current could he induced in the other.
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Patents for Texans.
tsneclal 10 The Post.l

Washington, May S.--Patents issued Ia
Texans to-day:
William IT, Ashby, Mason county;
tongue support for vehicles.
Henry l.. Bentley, Abilene; map.
Milliard j. Dennis and W. c. Davis, Ne,
vada; envelope.
George II, Hogg ST.. Midland; pencil
holder.
John Murphy, San Antonio, guard rail.
Marcus Sh0twell. Ell Paso; inter box.
William Sotey, Port Arthur roller
truck.
Joseph Willmann, Selma; wrench.
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FISHER ,ouvrY.
Instructions We're Given TOR FINLEY
and EuTtis.


and Custis.
Roby, Texas May 7.-Following are tho
successful candidates in the Fisher county
primaries:
Governor. j. D. Sayers; lieutenant gov
ernor. j. n Browning State treasurer,
John w. Robbins; comptroller r. w. FIN
ley; attorney general, 7. s Smith; land
commissioner Charles Rogan; supern-
tendent of public instruction. i. s Ken
dali; railroad commissioner, L. j. Storey;
for associate justice court of civil appeals,
!. w. Stevens; congress, John H. stephens:
representative. w. ]. Miller; district at
torney w. E. Ponder; district and country
clerk, d. T. Bulloch; county judge. Jess
Wright; county attorney, NJ. A. Honson:
Sheriff and tax collector, Robert Killen.
county surveyor, George King; tax asses
sor. j. NJ. Parker; county treasurer 5. b..
Ashley.
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cnibcrson's Greer County Bin.
(Sppeiai "a Tho pnqt

Washington, May s.--Judge Lanharn.
rom The house judiciary committee. TO.
day reported fayorably Senator Culber-
sons Greer county bill. He viii call IL
up soon and endsayor to have It passed
at this session.
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A nopY REcoycREn
From the Wreck of the santa re
stock Train.
Especial to The postl

Ardmore. l T.. May s'-The wrectin,
and section crews, assisted by interested
citizens, continued excavatlonS- today 4,
the scene Of the disastrous wreck which
occurred near here Monday morning. Lat,
this afternoon human body was d,,e,v.
cred lying deep beneath the wreckage rhs
body proved 10 be that Of Charlie co1sx
aged IL. one of the party who boarded ~.
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ssessooeeeessesssssssssssse'

covery of tho body. A good many W
are searching for it.
BEEVILLE.-The Beeyille ceIofsa l, ~
closed Friday night with highly u y. e
entertainment, which spoke wei ?: ~
cheney of the teacher and apttuus N
scholars. a. r Pickard OF brenp'.
had charge OF this school. :.
CORsICANA. -Messrs. George !; al'ls Z Z
Stephen Smith Of this city SOFA W., y
Cherry for Crawford & Byrne Q, AasIs I,
bales of cotton. the price PAID osas N 4
pound. This is the largest slngs ~
cotton the 1899 crop made IN lai' ~ !,
CLEBURNE. Another mining IN IN ~
flled on land near Keene; rae ~ =,
is still raging here and the peoprs soals 4
patiently waiting for Expert hol. NV, h
cIsion as to the quantity o. ore ss s.u n
arc sinking the shafts. Three q w &
being sunk now. ~ "A
PAINT RoCK.-There was an s'''s sss.I'
in the Paint Rock precinct " s,,t,,.
to see whether or not IL shoulo , p,cSlsss,,
be under the prohibition RUE. A IT.
carried by two and a hall % eus M D
ton was held in precinct NO. aaV
result is not known yet.
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Texans In Ncm Ynrk
tsnecIal 10 The POET

New York, May S,-rhe following Tex
ans are registered at New York hotels:
palles-l. G. White, at the Astor and
j. W. smith at the 81. Denis
Galveston-G Feist, al the Union
Square.
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The Posts Popular Reading c.
RECENT SCIENTIFIC DISCOyEDIrc
fcnnxrrht 1000 nv seynnnr ra.a.., ->.A<Os
I. 1900. by Seymour Eaton,

Note--These papers on Practical Science
have been prepared for The Post Home
study Circle by Prof william j. Hopkins
OF Drexel institute.
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THE HOUSTON DAILY POST
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sec to # that no troublesome consequences

SEQ to II that no troublesome consequences
arise
~
John Wanamaker says he doubts whether
more has been fair election In the State
years when dishonesty in politics gets so
dense that Deople can not 20 10 the polls
ana register their votes as they please.
then the curtains OF civilization had about
as well be runR down.--Canton Free state
Enterprise.
The I'm spots" referred to are the two oc-
caslons only. possibly. within the time In
dicatod. when the democrats elected the
goycrnof
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Federal Judge Lochren OF Minnesota has
struck the first judicial blow at the extra.
constitution Imperialism which the admins
tration aud congress would set up. 1t may
yet BIO found that Mckinley will be com
PEELED to respect tho constitution and legal
cedents
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RACE FoR COMPTROLLER.
Issued from FINLEY Head.
Uuurtcrs

statement has been issued from the head
quarters of r. NJ Finley, giving that gem
tleman's instructed vote in the race for
comptroller.
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The populist middle-of-the-ro look
rather lonesome in Cincinnati. The big crowd
seems to be next to the fence In sloux
|
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while the politicians propose the p,opl. dis

When the supreme court OF the United
States declares that tho constitution must
follow the nag there ought to be big
slump In the price OF carpetbags.
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Total OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 10
a statement Of Loves vote is attached,
which credits him with $50 instructed
votes, and gives Milan d3 votes) as
doubtful