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New-York tribune., 1901-08-04

CLARKS CRUISE OF THE CELTIC"
THE LARGEST STEAMER IN THE WORLD
The HI MEDlITIERRAEEAN 4HR AHR ORIENT.
FEBRUARY s TO April. % 1902 "a DAYS COSTING
ONLY 500 AND UP.
Flrst-class. including Shore Excursions Guides Fees
Hotels, Drives etc The cheapest attractive
trip leaving the U. s. winter. covering
- most ground and affording the most sightseeing
Ihe magnificent White star Line
steamer Celtic 90 $50 tonsl. a floating palace spe
cialy chartered for the trip. Length 700 feet
breadth. 20 feet decks. So single rooms
SPECIAL EATURES.-Madeira, Algiers Malta IS
DAYS in EGYPT and the HOLY LAND. ConstantinOple
Athens. Rome, the Riviera. etc. A OF eight
lectures Tickets good TO stop Europe
later the Oceanic Majestic The Celtic
arrives in New-York Aug. 4th her maiden voyage.
FRANK C. CLARK, III Broadway. New York
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DED ID LINE
inc Steam

ship "Suevtc" r. $50 TONS will New York
tc Liverpool direct. Saturday. August 3lst WIN carry
Second Cabin passengers Rates from $500 For
inspection OF plans apply the Companys offices. o
Broadway Bowling Green Building.
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Corn:

Receipts of hreadstufs interior points IN
follD
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Ocean Srcdmers.


NOBTM GIERE0NN OlOWDo
FAST EMPRESS SERVICE
CHERBoURG-S UTHAMPTON-BR EMEN
Ksisssrin NJ TIL Aug IS kaisertn NJ. Th---.sept. 10
Kaiser VIM. Or. Aug % Kaiser VIM Or sept ?,
Sailing at 10 4. NJ: Pier 80. North River.
TWIN SCREW PASSENGER SERVICE
SOUTHAMPTON-LONDON- N-(PARIS)-BREMES
taf99arossa Aug II AMGI: Kurtarst. Aug. 20. PM
fr der Gr Aug 30 10 AM Bsrbarossa ..s sept I2 AM
From New Pier foot of Sd ST. Hoboksn
ITO Bremen only
MEDITERRANEAN SERVICE
GIBRALTAR-NAPLES-GE GENOA
49,. Aug 10 Pm tHoh zoll'n--. z Noon
irave- Aug. 81. 10 AM Aler. -. Sept 81 II AM
tCHohenzoilernl. formerly Kaiser wm IT.
From Congres. ST, BROOKLYN. Take South Ferry
OELRlCHS & CO. NO. BROADWAY
Louis Fl. Meyer. As South Third St PhiIa
HAMBURG -RMEglGAN Lime,
TwIN-scREw EMPRESS SERVICE
-. PLYMOUTH OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
eutSchland Aug $ IL AN F. Bsmasck. -. 10 AN
a Victoria Aug. 10 10 AN Deutschland Sept s 10 AN
TWIN-SCFEW PASSENGER SERVICE
Every Saturday
Observation-Disclosures RG-HAMBURG.
PPennsyIva; Aug 10 130PM Waldersee. Sept Z. moor
pretoria Aug Il. AM -Palatia. Sept AM
PaT3cia Aug "a no9nt Penn yana Sept p 10 n
ia''icia' Aug 81 AN Pretoria. Sept IS. AN
ITO Hamburg direct
SWMMER CRUISE
70 the BALTIC and the principal cities Of NORWAY
aug Is. by the yacht PRINZESSIN VICTORIA
LClSE t9hOO tons. $50 feet long,. All appointments
Further particulars application 10 the
AMBURG-AMERICAN LINE. 81 BROADWAY. y Y
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A MEXICAN LINE.
NEW YORK-SOUTHA THAMPTON-LONDON.
ST. Paul. Aug. 10 a m ST Paul. Aug IS 10 a. m
Louis. Aug IA 10 a. 81. a m.
'Zeeand Aug 81. noon Philadelphia Sept.
RED STAR LINE
NEW OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
.vaderland Aug noonl 'Zeeland Aug 2i
Kensington. IA. noon Fresland. Aug 2s
'New Twin Screw Steamers calling at Cherhourg.
INTERNATIONAL. NAVIGATION COMPANY.
Piers = and 10. n. r. ONCE 13 Broadway.
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Roycrolt, vice presidents j. W. DuBoise,
recording secretary; =. +, Holmes, financial
scpretagYi j. @ Wilbnrn, treasurer; y. NJ
lianlcy, conductor; r. D. smith, warden
Rev j. u Cramer, Mrs, NJ. NJ, Blanks,
Misses Hattie Shnaf, Lynn Davis Leonz
Dodd and others are attending tho meet.
ing Of tue Christian church In session ~
Waco this week.
Mrs. N r. Strlngfellow. Miss Lizzie
Wiley aud Mrs Wilson Of the Lcckhart
Register are attending the Womens Press
association M Paris. Texas
Mr. CASTOR IiarisReld, who has been at
tcuding the Georgetown college. and Mr..
Harry chew and Mr. Eugene Shropshire.
who had been AZ Add Ran. In Waco, ara
now NJ home on vacation.
Mr. Johnson Of Corticnnn WAS In cald.
well county q few days Sine gu tour OF
Inspection, Investigating the oil probabil'
tics ~ the county.
Dr. doc w0oton OF Austin came down
Yesterday 10 perform IN operation on the
wife Of Nelson POLICEMAN, q colorod school
teacher az the city. hut the woman was
loo far gone and died last night Of sept
ccuig
baseball nlnc has 6een organized and
the diamond heia viii soon be occupied by
a bowling mob
surveyors have been 40 work this week
running out HGd marking the boundary lines
OF the city corporation and Mr.. W. p. Me
DnWel has been enployc0 10 drefi new
niop OF the city vbich he has about com
BlctCd.
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HE SAVED HIS PRISONER.
Georgia Sheriff Fired on a Mob anl
Killed One Man.
TWO OTHERS SERIOUSLY WOUNDED
Citizens, Enrseed at the slowness Of
Law. Undertook to indicate the
Wanton Murder OF a Little Boy.

Carrollton. GA June THE nerve n an
obscure Georgia sheriff, whose name Is
Joseph Merrill today upheld the law o.
the State and saved the life Of negro
from a mob. In protecting the negro. who
was saved from the gallows only a few
hours before through the efforts Of his
lawyers, one life was lost and two men
were wounded. The arrival ~ the state
militia ayerted threatened trouble tonight
and at midnight special train bearing
the negro. whose crime was the murder
Of a little white hoy, whom he found Ssh
ing alone, AMI his guard was speeding
toward Atlanta. The man killed In at,
tacking the jail was George Bennett of
Carrollton, aud the wounded men are
Thomas smith. also o. carrollton, and an
unknown man, presumably farmer. Thorn
as S. Word. father ~ the murdered 10y,
who was in the front rank Of the would-bc
lynchers. was strange TO say. not hit AZ
ter Bennett fell Mr., Word jumped up on
the window and exclaimed dramatically
SHOOT me Mr.. Sheriff; ! would as soon
die now rs any time"
only nine shots were fred and the walls
OF the jail showed the marks ~ the bul.
let's None OF the sherin's posse was hit.
Williams. the negro who caused the
trouble. was tried and found guilty 81
killing Oils Word and was sentenced 70
be hanged today, lie was refused new
trial this morning py Judge liarris' but
his lawyers fled bin Of exceptions and
carried the case TO the supreme court
large crowd Of people had come 20 foWH
10 witness the hanging and when u wa'
learned that an appeal had been taken z
Z the supreme court. delaying The execution
there was much excited talk, which crystal
Ized SOM after In the formation OF a mob
At noon the mob made an assault on IN,
/ Jail They battered down the outside n9l
7 door. despite the wafElng OF the shern
I and entered the building. They made
demand on the sheriff Tor the key 20 m
1 refusal rher began their advance upon TN
! sheriff and the few deputies which he na'
/ been able 70 Summon 10 his aid, inel
were told 10 stop OF they would be nres
/ on. but the order was nor obeyed
| AZ they Aavanoed DOVE the coSfiuo
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The next point viii he stockton, then
Sacramento, where nm inspection. ~ me
Sacramento river will be made: then Ma
rysyile, then Portland. ore, then, Tacoma
north and west Of this city will be yls
tied until July r. On that date the party
viii leave Seattle for Alaska Via steam
ship ylctor!n Retmnlng. seattle, VII be b
Seattle July 20 * y, and go to Helene.
Mont; thence to Salt Lake city. g q, Colo.
by way Of Kansas city Reach Chicago
about Inly 30 Stops viii be made ~
Salt Lake city. Colorado Springs and Den
ver also at Spokane, Helena and other
The party will occupy n spec;a, rain I'M
IN IL reaches Portland. This train y
composed Of two sleepers, dining car nnd
a baggage car
shortly before reaching Galveston TO-
night each member Of the committee was
presented with neatly bound pamphlet
containing large amount Of interesting
Information concerning Houston and the
deep water project. This is given In fun
elsewhere.
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to"S Mr. Nc sntti me a.tngI M io,
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cnne,tited win In,Ioa fi1rris nf fAe conn.
=, co,,,t Snd I, Gas 2rei,Icd "a IAN IN
E,,o,,,s S,,iin. fn' la MN ,.o,art, ar
~, Observation-Disclosures, ttS ~ taipnbcnc md
said ~, yvnrld eepd No ron,uaiies IRON,
A,Ir,ta ~, scI, ~, mo-, gonid ht asseln.
htn,JJ '''" '' ''' '"''
"'fB,,n,,,,,. Tho of,or,o,r tho nob teiephoned
,ho .sUt5o I'm, q, NINA H. tbe allolnine
tn,,,s w Vinnri,n ,,I .rnnn,i" and madG
an anpe1I f.r NOV. MN ~ %iIcci tbc rap,
fryn n Mo ueprn ,rhis yy.p communi.
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To the Editor Of The Post
Orange Texas, juno g, Rcfcudng 70 an
ltcm In toduy'a Post received b. sou from
Dallas wadng that disease believed ID
be Charlton has appeared IN Hardin copn
81 II charlton or anthrax la~the discas'
while from actunl observation I hcteyr
n to be. the only effective course q 10
~ once yHcrinatt all the healthy stock Va
Infected districts with anthrax vaccine
which crn be- procured ~ VERY trihin2
coH from the local druggsts ~ lit caH
40 40 rNtrn prrCantion ail Infected car
csfHee should he tunediaieir burned
Siunid any one Interested desire a pam
phlrl treating oii the subject ui ntirI1
or charlton o postal cniA request Addressed
20 me az Fort Worth VIII Secure one,
T. w Hunt
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engineers, will not be unfnvoyahe 70 the
success Of the project, which certainly mas
merit The shipping oTer your arm OF
the sea is greater than that Of some
prominent ports that have b q ON
congress for years and are recoCni -
prominent commercial points. TINS TRIP
has been so far pleasant one an we
have had all the HSsstnpc y 50 le T M
your citizens We Wish to decide from
careful inspection how We best &c We
the people OF this Nation In this most in.
portant item Of transportation In "hich
all are Interested"
rhe committee came face 70 face yester
day with the fact that Honstoh Is acting
In good faith with congress In the matter
Of securing deep-water port. Before
noon the committeeman were shown the
place about FIVE miles from the city where
sand is being secured for the new sewage
filtration beds It will be remembers
that as a preliminary requisite of con-
gress Houston was expected n remove the
city sewage from Buffalo bayou, 70 az
colnpllsh this the city voted ana suli
$4,000 worth of bonds and let the con
tract. now well under way, thai VIII Tor
ever remove this impediment 70 tue l+n-
provement of the bayou. Ihls thct WIS
brought to the attention 81 lhe ,.l,, III
her part Of the contract regardless Oh tne
cost.
AS the Anna passed down the bayou some
81 the people amused themselves by shoot
inc nj cranes and other birds with rainier
indifferent success. Captain HUTCHINSON
who is a good hunter, expressed himself as
not being pleased with the records mac us
n ,,ra,nntiv aceepted The huntermah who
furnished the cartridges gave M Ss and
inc gun With supply Of caat t,., syesuits
passed The sign ar g6ng y Y, a a craze ia a
ta,.,rship nosition. and when tht sHiitt IN
dilrbnrand the feathers new. hnt, W. NJ i,irI
Ma fhe crowd had It's f1n aha tAe p'''
sill lives -
TIE ,anerary for the remainder OF the
trim is rs follows: IN
Ieave Houston by southern fae'ne ran
,,.sv sunday. June Q, at about =. M
sor tbe Pacific coast. making stops VI W.
.hroo hours at both San Antonio aun
~, paso reaching Cotton. Call ABOUT
m Tuesday. June H. 9Th.
vron, Cotton route will be by tne sVusl
cs,,fo,.,ia railway 10 Riverside, W !S..,,
eiss.an ~ several hours VIII De iia-nsiIe Nd
S'pr way OF orange ana oeeHl islSt,ee.
San Diego. The following aasl H., y, san
dsv. wifi be gi-' : TO an inSpec'''A -
Dlhsgo, n ssi evening, June Y, the Party
iii, ieave Tor Los Angeles. 49,, rune
W." iirr1h,rs6av' June II and Friday, .s SH',s
IA. AT at Los Angeles and e s,n 'h9 Pedro and
risItiug the harbors OF san
san snsN,rSsy morning leave Los Anst phts no.
santa Barbara, then e san pi Lsis santa santa
PORT Harfard, castr ros,iaa 81 tse hsrboF
Cruz, wns ,sds san Jose Palo Alto san
E laee Is on Tuesday Juas IS T1e pssd rn
viii remain a. sep fr 9ariogs rivers ana
DAY dyios I'M Is tast yIclaIty n the mean ua''
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.NT FREE TO MEN
n nSemsrkahIe Remedy That Quick
"ss'ores Lost Weor to Men.
nal PACKAGE Sent By Mail
j. All Who Writa

ma aekaae Sent By Mail to
h. Al Who Write.
fsneSS Packages OF most remark
vtlteS are being mailed to all who
n cured state Medical Institute.
ior 49,. ~ many men who had hat.
'tcsl knT. against the mental and
instIhsa 'ilg OF lost manhood that
irlal nss, mas decided TO aIsteibute
Ne trss,,a,,ases TO all who write. II rs
ans fa.neht and all men who suffer
nrm voe.t ,Vi sexual weakness result.
'egth ana w fclly. premature loss OF
Fe, or ~, memory, weak hack. varl
thams.lliaelation of PARTS can now
p femsFlNes at home.
\ u Wasrs mas q peculiarly grateful et.
ifsl,ed IN and seems to act direct 10
|loYment 'Yeatlon, giving strength ana
10 al Ths 'psl where II Is needed II
4 Years :, us and troubles that come
ana NJ misuse 81 the natural func
a eases oeen an absolute success
1lnuilusa request 10 the State Nedi.
8Ae Ind w Elektron building. Fort
esif frss stntlng that yon desire one
u Flih n,. Ia packages will be com
j y n reassilptlL, The Institute 4 de.
A ne unsSin that great class OF men
r "a Tia ~. % leave home 10 be treat
~ how 49, ample win enable then
n feakeess y Is 10 he cured OF sex
G.rplnyed mrhen, the proper remedies
'l1as AN me Institute makes no re
! tfre 80 man who writes Will bt
II p1ckare carefully sealed In .
a ~ fesf a inst Its recipient need
>alks are requested to write with
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Every Sufferer From Cafarrh Knows That SaIves,
Lotions, Washes, Sprays and DOuChss
do Not Cure.

dissolved In the mouth thus reachug every part Of tho
mucous membrane Of tho throat and hnaly stomach
Unlike many catarrh remedlas stusrts Catarrh Tablets
contain no cocaine opate any Injurious drug whatever
and equally beneficial Tor little children and adults
Mi G. r. Rembrandt Of Rochester, N. ", says Il know
Of few people who have suffered much frop Canrh
OF the head throat and stomach used sprays inhaers
aud powders Tor months time with only slight relief
and had hope Of had not the TO mako
change OF climate which seomod only chance Of
Last spring read account Of remarkable
made by stuars Catarrh Tablets and promptly bought
accent box from my druggist and obtained such positive
benefit from that package that continued 10 them
daily until consider myself entirely free from dis
gstng annoyance Of catarrh my head clear my dleCs
ton an could ask my hearing which had begun TO fail
result Of the catarTh, has greatly improved until feel
can hear Wen ever. They household necessity
IN my family,
stias Catarh Tablets sold by druggists AZ cents
Tor complete treatment and for convenience safety and
prompt results they undoubtedly the long locked
oatsrrh cure.
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Powders, lotions salyes, sprays and inhsors
really cure Catlrfh because this disease blood disease
aud local applications they accomplish anything at all,
simply give transient relief
The catarrhal poison s. IN tho blood and the mucous
membrane nose, throat trachea tries To relieve
the system by sccrenG large quantities Of the dis
charge sometimes closing up the nostrs dropping Into tho
throat causing deafness by closing the Tustaohian tubes,
and time causing oatarr OF stomach OF serious
threat and hung troubles
remedy TO really cure tatarrh must be IN internal
remedy which win cleanse the blood FROM catarrhal poison
and tho fever and congestion from tho
membrane,
Tho bost and modern remedies for this purpose
antlsoptlcs scientifically known Eucaypol Guaiaco
sanguuara and Lydrastn ana whlo caoh OF these have
boon ssfpy used aoperaoiy set has been difficult
Eot them all combined "a paatabie convenient and
ofhcieat form.
The manufacturers Of the entarrh 6tuarts
Catarfh Tablets aucceodcd admirably 10 accomplishing
tas result They are arao pleasant tasting lozcnEos TO be
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fectlon between that city and the gulf
permit shipments of all the pro1ucts
faseisn markets and he of very great
fN. especially to the producers Of |
guatry tributary. which compiIs's
~ twenty States and Territories.
Ayofnnly impressed with the articles
y fost this morning showing that this
Fy'ement Is not for any one I Y r
ny that II win be- OF hrnedt e.
ope'thEd Of the people of this great
onering srill lower transportn-
iaes 20 the producer.
ns proposed improvement is one OF
sssssman Balls pet measures and as
alN 81 his on the committee. We
4 Am, spne 10 regard his judgment as sound,
s sm Inspection has proven that he has
'Mssstated the expected benefits. HIS
ssSs'is are certainly borne out by the
rage Morris of Duluth, Mimi, said
H'aveEsatlon with a Post reporter: '-The
-ssl % be improved is much wider and
NJ 'Asn ] had expected to see before |
we pleasure Of personal investlga-
Tour efficient congressman. Mr.. Bali,
sM osefstated the case and from the
= ss'e9s OF members of our committee
% '9a' the effect of this personal in
- u company with the government
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RETURN OF HousToNlANs.
Special Train Brought Them Back Last
kiuht.

special train arrived here AZ II o'clock
I,s, night over the Galveston, Houston
and Northern, having on board the Hous'
tonians and others who accompanied the
members Of the rivers and harlors com
n,ittee down the Houston ship channel 10
Galveston Yesterday This train was pro
ylded through the courtesy Of Passenger
Trafac Manager Morse Of the Sunset
marry from New Orleans and who was with
II IN day. The Houstonians made 20
stop In Galveston. having gone immediately
from the Anna 10 the train. which awaited
mem ~ the union station. During the
trip 10 Houston three cheers were given
fofr Mr. Morse as tribune 20 his senerosit,
and kindness
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Al the Auditorium.

Another dne audience greeted the oiyn
nla opera company last night 60 witness
b.ss yeEfsTmauce on "Said Pnsha." Houston
my.g lovers are Just beginning 70 appre
ciafe the fact that the SUMMER opera sen
son IL reality and that the olympia
~, ne money Today AZ the bargain mail
nee ssald Pasha" Will be given With me
ny strength 81 the company. and tonight
the last performance OF this opera WIZ ne
given. ,t. e.t,. ~.
q fun production q aaoer Os alli KY b,,
g,Iea m its entirety. Introducing the IA.
ss,c,,s sexfettg from Lucia pc i.amnler.
moor Miss jenkins and, MISS henanll
M. alternate IN the part OF lfrhna. PISS
fsntins appearing sunday night and Miss
Kendall Monday,
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Rlnnlna ooen q PhIIadelnhla.

Waco, Texas, Juna q. Mayor j W. RiS
gins. president Of the rexas Real Estate
and lnduetrlai assoclatiaa ana vice pres
ident 81 the Souhet Industrial conrrn-
tlcn that meets IN pl,ln eip ila this week.
M fhls morning f0t ~ Lauia. whore he
VIII attend TO some business fog tn citf
and he viii "a from thefe - pnilnlcipllt.
n here he VIII make arrangements 10. the
VpxnQ DELEGATION.
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Iockhart Tcxaa June Z Lockhart Local
union Of the United brotherhood Of car
pentcrs and Iolners, at their last meeting.
elected the following officers for the en-.
snlng year; J.. H. Necb president II =,
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nnmane il az pInto county.

Mineral Wells. Texas. June . severe
han storm foil hcee iaIay about II o'clock
accompanied by hard rain. The hail was
the heaviest that has fallen here for Seags
aud the dumnse 10 the growing crops 10
heavy.
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Do not leave home on Journey withoNt
a bottle OF chamberlains conc cn9lera
and D!arrhoea Remedy II = almost cor.
tain to be needed and can not Dc pfocoFeo
while you are on board the cars % stean'
ship. II IL pleasant safe ana FeiiaD's' Sot
sale BY All druEgistE
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HOUSTON, TEXAS.
.stlstios for the Year Ending May 81. 1910,

uopton is the center Texas
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II channel
Of wit
niles Thirteen railway
OF the lines of the
the Gould exvy
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through Buffalo
OF the
arade warehouses
in
railroads Houston Houston
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