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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-09-26

chamber electrodes that do not, can not VIII
not burn. fry blister and cremAto the hesh
Of the patient as do tho bare metal electrodes
ussd on all other makes OF belts These cleo
trodes are my patent and are used on no other
electric belt. (I.etter patent No. 63l,7S3l My
Belt can be renewed when burned out for
only 76c no other belt be renewed for
any price and when burned out is worth
less Guaranteed one year My Electrical
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various private weaknesses OF men free 10
every male patient
IL you have been hoaxcd into buy
ing one of these mutations of my
BELT and IL burns and blisters or
gives no current and does you no
good, send IL to me ns half price OF
one of mine. beware of the bare
metal eIectroJe belts. Nerdtgris
forms on the bare metal and may
cause blood poisoning and perhaps
jratb.
Some concerns advertise electrodes covered
with a thin ycnoering Of chamois or felt, and
claim this will do away with the burning,
DO not be msled. Electricity will not pass
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My Belt VIII not cure alone Sexual Weak
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ETC. as well as every form and gulse Of Sexual
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Write today. sacredly confidential DO
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THE TRINITY.
TRIBUTARIES oyERFLowINu

INlDN HHTEo UF TrVT LONINu'
Denton, Texas, September 2.-Denton
and Elm creeks, both tributaries OF tho
TT nifty, are bank full and overlooking in
some places.
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WORST OVER AT BAsTRor.

Bastrop. Texas. September 25.--The flood at
J this point has not yet materialized but the
river has risen twenty-five feet and still
rising at the rate of two feet hour. Some
people on the low grounds are alarmed and
there is another moving of cattle to the high
hills while others think the worst is over.
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Dallas. Texas. september 25.-The Trinity
river came 10 standstill a. noon today and
since has beer gradually falling.
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Received. Houston. Texas, September
Is 1900. of G. ]. Palmer for Houston
Printing company relief fund. the sum Of
eight hundred dollars ($S00l said sum
to be expended in relief OF sufferers by
the late storm. II. w, Garrow,
President Cotton Exchange.
BY r. r. Warner, Secretary.
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Houston. Texas September 24.-Receiv-
ed from The Houston Post by check. pay
able to Waller county relief committee.
the sum Of $1,000, to he applied in pro-
viding shelter for homeless families in
Waller county.
j c. Lipscomb for Waller County Re-
lief Committed
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n. VI" Not Cure, Disease LIS in
No.. 'oo' Hundreds of Perma-
NJ. eures by Taking ID. B. IS.
Ne. hottie Free to sufferers. a
'ase of Hope.

'aisnit ola saig syes, Malignant Ulcers,
Giant polS. ss are all caused by ma
'ssat d 'S er, IN the blood This bad blood
:sia'an!s RI a.. OUT, but by taking B. B. b.
s.e tie svs ood saini) the poison is drained
s.sltly I'M then all the sores heal per-
: 4. ns e doctors had given the patient up
y esbes, 8 Story. of Fredonie. Ala.
~ eerld 80. 2, the ears. face and mouth so
..1sq By sIsreely eat; given up TO die. yet
ssrA so,S Give this wonderful remedy
s Add,a ., drug stores, 81 Trial bottle
NJ ~. y; Atlanta. Ca DeseSibs trouble ip ana
ucd advice atvm. ' '
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rub for tho pennant.
Brooklyn, September 20 --Today's game
ended in az overthrow. The play was pro-
lonEed but Hurst insisted on finishing nine
innings. and It was so dark that when the
srooklyns came 10 the bat they were uni,
able 10 locate the ball Dunn of philadel-
phia SAID that Hurst was crooked and when
the game was over the umpire made Doe
line for the pitcher who was In oitzen's
clothes, Delehnnty and Flick rushed over
and held him back and 1t is said that Flick
punched the official, but this is denied. Presi-
dent Ebbett and a couple OF policemen pro-
vented further trouble. The game was a
pitchers battle. which Frazer won, because
the visitors played good ball An error by
Jennings gave them the game,
Score III Il
Philadelphia ............. 900 col 1904 s /
Brooklyn ............... 0l0 900 000--i Q 3
Frazer and McFarland Kennedy and Nc
CURE.
Boston, September IS Mercer and carrlck
had u bad lnnlns in each game. enabling Bos-
ton TO take both hnudily. Nichols and Lewis
were very effective. Tenney accepted twenty
eight chances without mIsplay.
Score II II
Boston .................. OO7 OOi OO'--s IL j
New York,...........,.. 000 600 GOO 6
Nichols and Clarke; Mercer and Grady.
Boston ...-.,........... odO OCO O2.-s 10 3
New York ,...........,,.. 600 00l 000-l
Lewis and conpor; Carrck and Grady.
| st. Louis September e5.--Chicago played a
listess game. both IN tho field and at the
bat today, and never had u chance.
st. Louis. 200 90 5ol-9 10 Q
| Chicago ...,....,..,..,.. 100 600 oOO-f
sudhoff and criger; Cunningham and King.
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Nn FEAKs Az RRYAN.

Bryan. Texas September 25.-At 3 O'Clock
this afternoon the Brazos river was reported
half banks full and slowly rising. No fears
are entertained here OF an overflow.
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LIKE A VAMPIRE.

NAAatHAtt hNHfAo
away their vitality and
life. In older men 1t
comes like the hot,
poisonous breath from
an African desert upon
a young and tender
plant. whitening and
robhing 1t of its life.
strength and vitality.
Electricity Is the one
cure--the onlw cure
for those vital diseases
OF men and women II
is safe, sure, quick and
permanent Electricity
applied by
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ACrucr Observation-Disclosures.
Assist THE UNFORTUNATE.
INC POSTS List Of Subscriptions For
Storm Sufferers.

- 'een suggested from several quarters The Post opened
It's columns for the collection of sutcnions for h
uno and in response to The appeal many contributions have been
An contributions sent in will tie acknowledged by publ
ca'on under this head and the amounts will be turned over to III.
pp ouees Tor distribution and application for the notle
work OF assisting the unfortunate
he following sums came in Yesterday
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SLOW RISE AT NAvAsoTl

Navasota, Texas. September q --latest re-
porn from the Brazos river next 10 thIs
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Mr.. G. j. Palmer, Business Manager The
Houston Post.
Houston. Texas, September 15.-pear
Sir: In view of the fact that much of tho
relief work in this city has fallen upor
the membership Of the Houston Cotton
exchange. and further that we are COM
PEELED to care for others of the distressed
beyond the Galveston people. and further
that our funds are in measure exhaust
ed, we respectfully suggest that a part
OF the fund in your hands-say $500 or
Sl0O0--be placed with us for use in caring
for the unfortunate. II you can see your
wav consistently to do so.
Hoping to hear from you, | am yours
truly. II. w. Garrow. President
B. r. Warner. Secretary.
To the Editor OF The Post
Houston, Texas. September a.
This will be handed you by Sheriff
Lipscomb. of Waller county who repre-
sents the relief committee of that county
and who will represent to you the con
dltion OF the many poor people of that
county who need assistance. l shall be
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San saba, Texas, September ze.-ihis Town
has not been damaged by the high water put
a number of bridges over San saba river
we're washed away and there is much damsse
to farm nroperty along the banks
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NEWS FROM THE RIVERS
The Towns Of Marble Falls and San Saba
We're Not Wiped Out.
COLORADO IS NOW FALLING At AUSTIN
ITS tributaries Are Also Reported ms
stationary or Falling and n Fur
Their Rise Is Not Anticipated.

Marble Falls. Texas. September G5.--There
has been no damage here from either VIM
or water.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-11-14
JUSTICE TOO TARDY.
Trials Should Follow Commitments
Speedily, Says officer.

Deputy Sheriff Chillingworth, COM
menting on the Downing murder trial,
states that if justice is to be melted out
to the innocent and guilty alike, trials
of prisoners should be held as soon af-
ter a crime is committed as possible.
In the Downing trial, for instance, the
killing happened eight months ago. In
that time the police have had their
hands full of cases of every description
and, although their memories are
sharpened by the very nature of their
business, yet it is possible for error to
creep into their testimony, merely on
account of the extraordinary amount
of evidence they are compelled to re-
tain in their heads
| IF trials could be had as soon after
a crime is committed as the courts will
allow there will be less likelihood of the
guilty escaping their just deserts and
| the innocent will be protected" says
| Chillingworth.
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VESSELS IN PORT.
ARMY AND NAVY.
o. q. Tug Iroquois. Pond. Midway lei
and. August &
MERCHANTMEN.

o00s August D
MERCHANTMEN.
CThis list does not IncIude coasters.)
Albert, Am. bk., Griff1ths, San Francisco,
November,5.
BERTHE Minor, Am. schr.. Ravese. Eureka.
November 6.
Chas. E. Moody. Hansen. Tacoma. octo-
Der IS.
|C. F. Sargent, Am. sp., Gammons. Taco
ma, October q.
IC D. Bryant, Am. bk., Colly, San Fran
cisco, November s..
Enterprise, Am. schr.. San Francisco.
August %.
Emily F. Whitney, Am. sp.. Brigham,
San Francisco. October %.
Eureka, Am. schr., Schon, Eureka, No
vember 5.
Emma Claudine, Am. schr., Nelson, San
| Francisco, November IL.
George Curtis, Am. sp.. Calhoun, Sar
| Francisco, October 80
Helen Brewer Am. sp., Mckay. New
| York, October q.
III D. Bendixen, Am. schr.. Olsen, Por'
Blakeley, October %.
Kennebec. Am. sp., w. F. Lewis, Newcas
| tie, October 81.
Martha Davis. Am. bk., McAlman, Hilo
| October 80.
tohert Levers, Am. schr., Underwood
Port Ludlow October 26.
sebastian Bach. BIT. Ok. Nagaeaki. Feb
G. Wilder, Am. bktn., Jackson, Sal
Francisco, October q.
Is. N. Castle, Am. bktn., B. 0. Nelson
San Francisco, October 30.
lYola, Br. sp., Penniculk, London, Novem
Der s.
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In all cases of physical or mental ex-
haustion, the use of little Jesse Moore
IA" Whiskey will be found invalu-
able as a stimulant.
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she somewhat resembles the Queen, but
as far as accommodation is concerned she
outclasses that vessel in every respect.
The Spokane is to have double bottom
and bullxheads that will prevent a disas-
ter. no matter in what form the danger
comes. She is expected to easily make
fifteen knots an hour, and the Pacific
Coast Steamship Company expects to
have her in commission next summer.
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Refuse HOCTETTRPsC
Just as good STOMACH
Substitutes BITTERS
Are
Comparisons
OdiOuS?

We confess to no objections to
honest comparisons, and cheer
fully invite such.
A splendid opportunity is offer
ed those who are interested to
make comparisons of goods and
prices on our entire lines, as cat
alogues from Coast houses have
been literally distributed by last
mail from there, affording you
just the opportunity desired.
Wewould suggest your bringing
} in these catalogues when in need
I of goods, for our stock contains
! ninety-five out of every hundred
: articles illustrated, made by the
SAME people and in the SAME
Z way.
! We believe that our prices will
4 be found as low in nearly every
! case, and we know that in some
cases we are lower.
1t must be borne in mind that
the tendency is to place a catch
= article among goods here and
there, upon which a quotation is
made, some times at cost or be-
4 low; in order, if possible, to de-
ceive you into believing that the
entire line is to be sold on that
basis. We stand ready to meet
every such price, even at loss
to ourselves.
= WE ASSERT here, EMPHAT-
ICALLY, as we did last week,
= that our entire stock of loose and
mounted diamonds are being
= sold at prices far below those on
the Coast.
= While we do not claim this for
all of our goods, we are making
= an honest endeavor to sell goods
to you at exactly the same prices
r at which they are sold for in the
States, and you can help us ma
r. terially in accomplishing this OBJ
II ject.
REMEMBER further that an
n order to the States means CASH
~ with order; you pay before you
= see the goods. How many bust
u ness men in Honolulu receive
cash with order, or even after
u several months, and yet the cash
is just as necessary and accepta-
X BILE to us as it is elsewhere, only
we are more liberal with credits
4 which is to your advantage as
r well. Our stock in all lines never
= was as large as this fall. We
= can supply you with everything
= known or needful in our various
departments, as a few minutes
= glance through the stock will
show you.
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haveu a
which are low on
STYLISH SINGLE DOUBLE
III
The evening times., 1900-10-19
,The RfoIogfcaI socfetx.

The S26th regular meeting of the Biological
Society of Washington viii be held tomorrow
evening, at s O'Clock, in the Assembly Hall of
the Cosmos Club, 1870 Il Street northwest. There
will be a symposium on cotton including the fol-
lowing papers: II. J. Webber, Notes on Cot
ton Hybrids;' L. H. Dewey, Some Foreign Va
rieties OF Cotton:'' L. o. Howard, Insects AZ
fecting Cctton;" ". i. orton Selection for Re-
sistance TO the Wilt Disease OF Cotton l. N.
Tolman, Economic Uses of Cotton Oil. .
The council will meet at 7:So P. m, the same
evening.
The evening times., 1900-10-19
ROYAL Baking Powder
Highest of aH in Ieavening
sfrengffa.-U.s s. Govern menE Report.
Lillian KIeiner Granted Divorce.

Justice Barnard yesterday signed decree di-
yorcfng Lillian Kleiner from William Kleiner, on
statutory grounds The parties were married by
Justice of the Peace Charles s Bundy. en- No
vember g. 1899, in this city. Mrs. kleiner was
married but few hours when the defendant be
gan to illtreat her, and he afterward took her
to Europe and there deserted her. Edward G.
Niles represented the complainant.
The evening times., 1900-10-19
The Photo-Engravers, BAH.

W Palmer Hal, secretary of Photo -Engraycrs'
Union. No. II, viii leave tonight to attend the
Photo -Engrayers' ball at New York Mr. Hall
will be accompanied by Mr. Robert c. Hill. OF
this city. After the ball they Contemplate an
extended trip up the State
The evening times., 1900-10-19
Fire in n Grocery,

About 1:S0 o'clock this morning Policeman Hix-
son discovered fire in the basement OF the Family
Supply Company Grocery. 1916 Fourteenth Street
northwest. He extinguished the flames without
tursing in alarm. The damage was slight. and
the of the fire is unknown
The evening times., 1900-10-19

AS already published in The Times
Campbell Darlington recently requested
that the Wigans case pending with the
other cases of violation OF the smoke law
be nol-prcssed. The grounds of his re-
quest were that the charges against Mr..
Wigans were identical with those prefer
red in the other eighteen cases that were
disposed of by mol. pros, and Mr. Wigans
being comparatively poor man his case
should be taken out of court in a similar
manner.
William c. Woodward, the Health Off
Ger, TO whom the application was re-
ferred has submitted a report to Sc Com
missioners upon the matter in which he
strongly recommends the denial of the re-
quest He says that in the cases referred
to- In which the Health Department re-
Quested that the prosecutions which had
been instituted for alleged violations Of
the smoke law, be discontinued, the ac-
ton was based upon the fact that the acts
complained of were committed prior to the
decision of the Court of Appeals, susta.1-
ing the law for the prevention of smoke
and therefore a a time when the validity
Of the statute might be questioned Dr.
Woodward also states that the action was
partly based upon the fact that it was be-
Heved. owing to the time that had elapsed
since the acts were committed, that no
good purpose could be accomplished by
prosecutions.
Turning to the case of Mr. Wigans, Dr.
Woodward says that it is based on certain
acts of recent occurrence, and at time
when the party responsible for them had
full knowledge not only of the existence
of the act for the prevention of smoke,
but also of the fact that it had been up
held by the Court of Appeals. He informs
the Commissioners that the prosecution
was not undertaken because of single
violation of the law, but because of re-
peated violations. and notwithstanding
the fact that Mr.. Wigans' establishment
is provided with a device for the preven-
ton Of smoke, which, when operated,
seems to have the desired purpose Dr.
Woodward adds that Mr.. Wigans has re-
peatediy violated the law since the in
stitution Of the prosecution, and in fact
ever since the date of Mr. Darlington 8
letter. Dr. Woodward states that the To-
cation of Mr.. Wigans' establishment is
not so near the car shops in South Wash
ington as to make the nuisance, if any,
and the nuisance for which Mr.. Wigans
is held responsible, single nuisance.
In view of these facts DR.. Woodward
recommends that the request of Mr.. Car
rington be not granted
The evening times., 1900-10-19
4 RicycIe Collision.

John Spokes, of Benning, D. c.. while riding
his wheel along the Anacostia Road last evening.
collided with George Elliott, also resident OF
Benning who over and badly hurt
Friends took Elicit to a nearby drug store.
where he received medical attention. After cut
on the head and other injuries had been dressed
he went nome
The evening times., 1900-10-19
Fire Destroys si,edx

Fire destroyed sheds in the rear OF SIS and st7
Fifteenth Street northwest last night. The dam
age is estimated at $780, and the cause of the
fire is unknown. The alarm was turned in BY
Fourteenth and II streets The owner of the prom
erty is John K. Mclean
The evening times., 1900-10-19
x.clsou Assaulted Washington.

George jackson. eolored. assaulted Robert
Washington, also colored. on October I. Jack
son pleaded guilty in the Police Court this morn
ing and Judge Kiuball sentenced him to six
months in jail
The evening times., 1900-10-19
Centennial nadge Committee.

The Centennial Medal and Badge Committee
viii hold 4 meeting, this afternoon, at AS
o'clock at the Board of Trade rooms to receive
the report OF its Subcommittee and act upon all
other business, which may be brought up for
discussion
The evening times., 1900-10-19
AFFAIRS OFTHG DISTRICT
Commissioners Considering Plans
for Seh0Olhouses.

Sites Secured for the Eight New
Buildings, Upon Which Work Is to
Workhouse for Men-sOme of the
Features of the Various Structures
The evening times., 1900-10-19
The Printing Office Eleven.

The Government Printing Office football team
has organized for the season. The team at present
is badly handicapped By the absence of its Mana
ger, John F. Connolly On his return the team
will resume active practice under the coach
ing of D. V. Chisholm, late of the Morton Cadets.
The evening times., 1900-10-19
IN AND ABOUT THE CITY.
Theet of MIX Bottles.

In the Police Court this morning Gurley Red
man. milkman pleaded guilty to stealing FIVE
milk bottles from Milo Quackenbush, a rival milk
dealer. Judge Kimban imposed fine of S25,
which was paid.
The evening times., 1900-10-19
conannl AfiIes, Dnr. aIiscin

The police have been asked to lookout for a
brown pointer puppy, the property of Gen. Nell
son A. Miles The dog disappeared from General
Miles home several days ago.
The evening times., 1900-10-19

For taking a whitewash brush, valued at SIPS
from James W Bartley. Joseph Deal coIored
was fined s5, with the alternative of Is days by
I,Iare Kin1ball in the Police Court this morning
The evening times., 1900-10-19
. coustipated sinuer.

"a eonstipated sinner is a stencil in the ncs.rils
nj tbe Deity'' viii yor be guilty, when Cas-
carets viii keep you clean inside? All druggists,
Inc. DC 50
The evening times., 1900-10-19

New National Theatre-Primrose and Dock
stader evening.
Columbia Theatre-"on the Quiet" evening.
Lafayette Opera House-'King of the Opium
Ring evening.
Hashin's Academy OF Musie-Fashonable
vaudeville; afternoon and evening.
Chase'g New Grand-Poite vaudeville; after
noon and evening.
Kernan's Lyceurn Theatre-R -Rentz-SantIey Conn
pany; afternoon and evening
The New Bijou-''Gilt Edge Burlesquers;' after
noon and evening.
The evening times., 1900-10-19

IL Quarts Tor 81 dne ers eo IS eligsrns nrfM
IL quart bottles OF Golden Hop'' beer TO homes
in uniettered wagons for 81. Nrite or phone
The evening times., 1900-10-19
TIDE TABLE.

Sun rose...6:I2 AN. Sun sets.-....5:18 Pm.
Moon rises IS Pm. Moon sets...........-..
The evening times., 1900-10-19
ADJUSTMENTS
New National Theatre-Primrose and Dock.

Lamps lit today z NJ
Lamps out tomorrow. ow.----.---.......--.5 % 4. u
The evening times., 1900-10-19
The synod AGinurna.

The Presbyterian Synod OF Baltimore closed its
annual meeting last night. All reports showed
that the past year has been very successful one
in regard to the various branches of the church
The growing need of churches in pos
sessions formed special feature OF the report OF
the committee on church erection. Services in
memory of the rnartyred missionaries in China,
were held iii the Eastern Church last evening,
under the auspices of the Woman's Synodical
Home and Foreign Missionary Societies. The sy-
nod adjourned to meet next year at Cumberland.
Md.
s1.2o to Baltimore and Return via
h. & O.
The evening times., 1900-10-19
STREET LIGHTING.

iich tide.....5 90 A. NJ and 7:S1 PM
sow tide .,1l:29 AM. and I1:59 Pm.
The evening times., 1900-10-19
THE sun AND MOON

Temperature at 9 "a l-----.----.--...-,....-.5 );
Temperature at u %
Temperature at p. m.........-..........-..-5 81
The evening times., 1900-10-19

Saturday and Sunday. October 20 and a.
The evening times., 1900-10-19
Ube Gueuiua Uisstex
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 10, 1900.
The weather Indications. -

Continued fair tonight and Light to fresh
northerly winds
The evening times., 1900-10-19

The Star Curtain stretcher 6x12 feet,
strongly made with steel nickle- plated
pins, regular price s1.4S 0QC
The evening times., 1900-10-19

Cedar Wash Tubs-best quality
nicely painted. with iron hoops.
Small 59e. medium 6sc. zoe
Large ............ -
The evening times., 1900-10-19

Parlor Table Lamps. extra large
vase mounted in brass with large
globe decorated in assorted styles to
match best Royal Burner, com q NC
plete for this sale. regular So. .V1.0o