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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-08-20

Horace H. shelton has attracted the atten
tipn and admiration of all 10y his broad
Urnmed somnrcro aud happy face. by q
cluec personal canvass he mas found ont
ali tho uargiod and unmarried women n
board and turned mis- knowledge To his In
aY establishing matrimonial bureau, lie
las nirtcd With the women on passing
shlps when We were not able 20 discern the
ships. He Is cullUd ''rcXas' and known
oy every one on deck Tue only young
lads from Texas Is Miss warwick, She has
been In the gOvcrnmen service at san An
tonic tor snmc Time She mas relations
who stan high IN military circles. she
Was In Marllu two years ago, having gone
10y WY OF New York and the Sucl canal.
She is one OK the most qucenly women on
the vessel and draws the largest salary
paid TO any lady teacher working In the
islands.
We having seen thousands Of dying 9Th
aud three whales. Today We sighted - lrg
merchant vessel We are within twelve
hours al Honolulu The teicho,s nave b en-
madc happy by the annoam uncut tAat
The vessel would he In That harbor for
three days a game of baseball, dance
md excursions TO the country have all
leVn arranged The vessel moves on ia
tha calm racidc orcan aud an are happy
save the married men who hnVc left their
wives at home. Thomas +, Price.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-08-20
THE A. AND n W. COMES IN.

The Road Has Ratified Its Consolidation
with the n. ard 7, c,
Austin Texas August l0.-1he stockhold-
ers aud directors of the Austin and North
western railroad held a meeting r. today
and authorized he transfer If the read 70
tie Houston and Texas Central railroad, IN
accordance with the bill passed at tte reg
ular session of the Twenty seventh legisla-
lure, The directors att ndns the meeting
were Judge r. $. Loyett, Major e. W,
Cave, Captain j. NJ. Lee ana Mr.. NJ. A.
VI estcuU Of Houston and a n, Leltnoknr
and W. X. Handy Of Austin. 'rae moct
ing did not last long. the stockholders ami
directors being unanimously in favor Of
the transfer The change viii take place
as soon as the deeds are delivered, which
will be some time this month.
The consolidation OF the Austin and
Nor nWestcrn and the Houston and Texas
Central means that the general Offices Of
the former road here will he abolished and
the headquarters viii he moved ~ Hous-
ton Division offices Will be maintained
here.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-08-20
Notes and Personals

Mr.. II. ". Miller. commercial agent Of the
/ Houston East and West Texas went up
20 Wcathcfor1 Texas, yesterday.
Mr.. L. J. Mccarthy agent for the Pull.
man Palace Car company az Galveston,
was among the visitors TO Houston yes
terday
Mr., A. e. Taylor, travelling freight and
passenger agent of the Houston East and
West Texas. was absent from tho city yes.
tcrday on a trip through his territory.
Soliciting Freight Agent Giaud of tne
Frisco line was al sent from his head
quarters IN Houston yesterday, spending
the day at Rreuhdm In the Interest of his
road.
Colonel ]. c. Andrews. Southwestern pas
scnger agent of the Southern railway, has
returned to his headquarters In Houston
after spending few days on trip through
Central t1eNas.
Mir. w. +. Mcclure general freight and
passenger agent Of the Galveston, Houston
and Henderson, was in Houston yesterday
returning from a trip 10 North Texas to his
Galveston headquarters.
Mr.. W. G, Common Jr., commercial agent
of The Frisco line al Houston, who for
tho past two weeks had been nj company
HEADQUARTERS In ST. Louis attending 10
business, returned to his Houston office
Sunday.
Mr. W. H. Taylor, general freight and
West Texas, was in New orleans yester-
day and viii he In Baton Rouge today to
attend a meeting of the Louisiana railroad
commission
Mr.. Thomas F. Gmffths, Houston agent
for the Leyland, West India and Pacific
and the Harrison steamship lines, Us az
ILLS headquarters again, having returned
from a "trip 10 Austin territory in the
interest Of his lines
O. p. Flndley. who was secretary of the
late c. w Bein, traffic manager or the
Sunset Central lines, left last night on q
business trip to Kansas City and Chicago
lie will accept another position IN Hous-
ton on his return
Mr. G. +. Hall. recently appointed travel
ing freight agent of the Frisco line. wita
headquarters In Houston who arrived nom
81. Louis 10 take M Inc duties 81 q.
position S sunday h T ky i eaEf n'' "'
The Houston Isst ana West Texas road
has announced low rates for the occasion
III the Houston district annual meethE OF
the Epworth Le s6 anu agI- 'g gjgs: ana ot
the Colored Epworth League convention
Fort Worth, August 20-25.
Judge K. S, Loyctt. memper OF t.,G
board Of directors OF ine ip1stUn n"'
Texas Central. accompanied by Captain D.
~ 90 sunerintcudeut OF the first di-
vision spent Yesterday In Austin, attend.
inc a meeting Of the board Of directors OF
the AUstin and Northwestern r"'u'
Major p w. Cave, treasurer, aud ht;
! N Wpsfrott right Of way agent OF
Tho Houston and Texas Central, atieulfu
Ne meeting N the directors OF the austin
and Northwestern road at austin Sesster
day. al which meeting, y was neeiue' no ~
Honston and Texas Central system
the Messenger traffic department q me
sogtbern Pacihc has announced fglleei
rafes for the following events. T Tn.,.
b,,,,s, ~ 10 septeulher 3: National Negro
Russiness League. Chicago; III, August rs
-: Sovereign Grand Lq s % 1 Ina,a ,uao
pendent order Of odd fshoNs' i"N"'p
oils, Ind, September 1871
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-08-20
MOST CORDIAL RELATIONS.
Mr.. Stubs Denies Any Friction Bet,ye,
Himself and Mr.. Havs

Mr.. Stubs Denies Any Friction Between
Himself and Mr.. Hays.
Chicago August 17.-Trafdc Director
Stubbs of the Hartman road, who's head
quarters Is in Chicago, said he had no
authoritative Information as to President
Hays. He took occasion, however. To say
that tho most friendly relations existed
between himself and MIR Hays and that
there was no truth in the report hat Air.
Hays dissatisfaction was caused hy Mr.
Stubs being placed in supreme charge of
the traffic oil the Southern Pacific ara the
ctEer Hartman ~lnes
1t has been known for s-ne time that
thcre was a misunderstanding between MIR.
hartman. VINO is the controlling sphit %
tho Southern Pacific, and Mr. hays Wntn
the latter resigned the presidency " tne
Grand Trunk railway Of Canada. about IA
year ago, 20 assume the presidency II the
southern Pacific, 1t was on CONDITION ihIt
he was to have full and unrestricted power
in managing the affairs OF the road
Mr. Hartman at that time had no nier-
est in the Southern Uacinc, and the Spey-
erS, who were then in control, had no ih-
tenton Of interfering with Mr. Hays. But
when Mr. Hartman came I'm sons. oil d IS
Ideas and those Of Air. Hays did not coil-
eide
There is considerable speculation IS to
who Is to succeed ~ Hays. some hi TX
tha; President Burt OF the Onion + ct ic
VII also be made president Of the Sou hern
Phclhc, while others are of The opinion
that tue position viii go to President FL.
ton OF the Alton. IL is said hY liV.So S
who are supposed to be well posted hau
IL Is Mr.. lldrriman'S intention to place
Mr.. FELTON, In charge OF the opera. oas Il
all the lines under his coutrol the sam
as Mr., STUDIOS has been placed in charge
Of he traffic affairs OF the Hartman
liues.
II MIR. Hays has resigned he has given
up position that paid him $4,000 lear.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-08-20
S. p. OFFICIALS AT Ell pAso.
Cushing and Van Week viii AWait DR.
Gardner's Coming.

Cushing and Van Week viii Await Or.
Gardeners Coming.
III Paso. Texas, August 10. w. q. Van
Week, general manager and e. r. Cush-
ing. engineer of maintenance OF way Of the
Atlantic system of the Southern Pacific,
are here to meet Dr. Gardner, chief sur
geon of the Southern Pacific, for the pur-
pose of making the final preparations to
commence the construction Of the new hos
pltal which the company Is soon 10 erect
here. private car came in from the East
this morning for the DOCTORS usa In accom-
,panying Messrs. Van Week and Cushing
back East, but owing ia the waShout in
california the doctor will not reach this
place for a few days vet.
The families of Messrs. Gushing, Bonner
and Roome will remain Mt Cloudcroft FOR
month. 1t is said that Mr.. Van Week Is
greatly pleased with that resorI ana has
made known his intention TO erect sum.
mer home there for his family.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-08-20
MR.FELTON MAKES DENIAL
says lie has Not Been Offered Presi.
dency Of the Southern Pacific.
DOESN'T KNOW HAYS HAS RESIGNED
90 rar as He Is Aware Mr.. HAYS and
Mr. Hartman Are on the
Best of Terms.
DOESN'T KNOW HAYS HAS RESIGNED


lineage August 19.--President FELTON, Of
sNe Nheago ana Alton road emphaticalIy
uehied mat he has been offered the pra i.
uency OF the southern Pacific companv
ne says SO far as he knows the re atoms
"e'"eeh Presinent Hays of the latter svs-
'em ana the new owners Of that property
arc PHEASANT and he has heard nothing
OF contemplated resignation on Mr.. Hays
from san Francisco, where Mr. Hays
oihce Is comes the report that II is a
certainty that he will be succeeded soon
by Mr. FELTON,, Mr.. Mohler of the oregon
snort Line or MIR. Burt OF the Union Pa.
cifc
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-08-20
nrnER RnAns Also m

Waxahachie, Texas, August 10 The
stockholders Of the Central Texas and
Northwestern Railroad company and the
Fort Worth and New Orleans Railway com
pany held special meetings here Saturday
to authorize and provide for the sale OF
the two roads TO the Houston aud Texas
Central railroad The sale of these two
roads is part Of the general plan of the
Houston and Texas Central 10 absorb q
number of small tributary Ines
The president and secretary were author
lied to make the sale to the Houston and
Texas Central in the mime of and for the
stockholders, The deed, whom OK cuted by
them, Is to be binding on the stockholders.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-08-20
Campbell Win Run

alesl , 'eAas August 10.-one of the
% Ass os'ails that has been counted
n Crssn ene awry. 1t was told that
fslesilne , and Thomas NJ Campbell
Y The pWuiu not run against each
5,sstne tbat W. W. mas come straight from
'lliaie , ny Colonel Campbell Viii he a
Z elDe,.,li matter who runs against him
p Of big 70 make formal announee.
intentions before long.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-08-20
MR.. PAYNEs PROMOTION.
He WY 4ay yI EoIaraed Authority in HIS

TIC WIZ Have EnIar1ed Authority IN HIS
New Field ior the 7 and r.
Fort Worth Texas. August 10 The pro
motion Of John 3 Payne 10 re comm r
cal agent OF the Texas and Pacific az
Louisville, effective September l. will dele.
gate TO him more authority than has leen
~ The same position here, lie wi have
charge OF a district much larger than II
State of Texas. 1t Will extend FROM Pitts
burg on the east and TO St Louis on t.e
west ana will take in the Atlantic sea
board along the Carolinas ana Is far
soutu as Mobile.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-08-20

Hlusbor6, Texas August 19.rhc fam
lilies % ]. o. vann ana r. $, Hlgglnbotham
were poisoned yesterday by eating ice
cream made IN an old freezer that had be
cone slightly rusted Mr. Vann IS con-
fined 20 biz bed and is sdll Ia n dangerous
condition hut the others are considered cut
Of danger though still sick,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-08-20

temptation, The dirt thus removed IS to
~ ~ drought into Houston 10 be us d In
s.a,u,tng the block ~ property rercn ~
s, g, by the road for the site frr ia
III opposed new freight depot. Ii is not
~ now that work will be ccinmenc d
~ 'iat structure this year, on account OF
sne busy season being SO close AT hand
snu rue road proposes TO use the building
m NY Vn inc property as a local frei hit
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-08-20
RIO eRANps CHANGES.
l. S. Robertson Will Soon Enter n
Traffic Departnnent.

l. >. Robertson Will Soon Enter the
Traffic Department.
Denver, Colo, August TO- The News
says The Denver and fuo Grandc railway
WIN next week announce new ofdtsal
Following the uoQrlremcnt Of the RIO
Sr"nde Western. He is L. $. Robertson,
cNision superint, ndent Of tho I.ouisyiile
thd Nashville, Mr. Robertson was brought
10 Denver directly through The zion
81 SeAeral Manager Metcalfe OF the Rip
from the Same position on the i,1nisyiiie'
Htm Nashville year ago to the Rio Cirande
The coming ~ Mr. Robertson 81 said 10
Pfesage some impcltent developments ia
ldo GNnge operations. lie win he con
lected with the traffic department. uot
IN subordinate way. but With special
jurisdiction OF the Western lines
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-08-20
Eilllnn In Their Rlook.

The International and Great Northern
Will next week put steam shovel at work
ut Magnolia park, cutting down some Of
Tho hills on its property preparatory to
mailing improvements thar are nov In con
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-08-20

Mr. Ed Walsh, formerly cashier in tie
local freight office Of the Santa Fe let
for N0yasota yesterday to rake the ag IL Y
at that place for his road Mr. VA II
is succeeded az cashier IN the local freight
office by Mr.. Y A Harkrider, former v
bin clerk for the international ana Great
Northern.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-08-20
Rulldina a New Depot.

The Houston East and West Texas and
the Texas and New Onleans railroads
have commenced work on the new p ssen-
&C. depot at Nacogdoches which, when
completed. will he the Joint property az
tbs roads and used as a union pass niger
station The work Of grading the locat on
Is already "a progress and lumber for the
buildings construction is being put on the
4
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-08-20
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
The Lawlor.

WIZ 'i'an, Marble Fails; j. Thompson
soans. Oalyert; ]. II. Stewart, No tn
ksIs, a. Thompson and wife. Calvert:
iiboss o. diallettsyllle: w. ]. Hnwsrd.
'ion; VIII Fred w. MaiIy. College
4. Ems "iRi am Register, Austin; Mrs.
.laita, W n uS'ln; c, g, Ellis and wife,
'ssyille. Ky ~ W,aileri Virginia; II. d.
oHSsaald McDonaid GSi oIxes9f oy San AZ Az
'ieaaddu nolan Territory: Clark Bisbop.
~ W. +. Forzly, New Yo-k.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-08-20

caan,l,eriain's Cole. Cholera and Diar-
racna Pemedy has a world Wide reputation
for Its cures. II never rails ana is peas
ant aud safe TO take. For sale ~ al arus-
gihis..
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-08-20

tfs,,S, lures Of Pan-Am. Exposition
Akios Y new folder just Issued for
fNnc;iops Route, Views are haiftone
u cupy III rom official photographic.
W p All "9Saresslng J. NJ. Chesbrough.
: Z. =. Louis, No H. ID. Kill
s'' San Antonio. Texas.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-08-20
Summer Outlines y

q % the ,',2ls and popular Tourist Re
~ Trunk liGt,n.pl are reached hy the
Ifits ~ ~, American Route 10 Bunalo.'
4 sin descriptive pamphlets. rates.
/, Ilckei furnished BY CITY Passenger
" Nseat 249 Clark street, Chi
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-08-20

Ntalns strive ana deplrt from the Grand Cen
b sepoi except the Missouri Kansas & Texas
Inns vhlch have depot in the Fifth ward. the In
Irrational & Great Northern and Columbia Tap.
hsh use The International and Great Northern de-
ER Congress avenue ana the Houston East and
4 hst Texas morning train which leaves from ana
rH'ss the Houston las, and West Texas dep Of
II Missouri, Kansas & Texas ana Galveston.
nanhh Henderson trains pass the International
"a Great Northern depot
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-08-20

The B. 8. o. s-W. is the Best Line
from the East and West.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-08-20
II. Il. & w. II. IL. r..


litth Ward.
aw7. 90 am Express Train Ar,ive 10. o p. m
Grand Central Depot
lm, eos p. n..................An Arrive o.02 a. m
Shreveport, Kansas City and Cinclnnati)
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-08-20
G., II. & N. IL. n.


Gas a. m Arrive No. g.. 500 Am
NV NJ 90 a. m Arrive No. T.. 900 am
' Kay s.i.5O p. Arrive No. 8. 3.30 pm
~. No 900 m Arrive No. :. l0.l5 pm
Wv Nos Q aad runs Sunday only
Ms 8 and daily except Sunday.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-08-20
NEW SERVICE AND
- EQUIPMENT.

Depot located in the heart OF the city
Special storage tracks for private cars.
Consult our agents before purchasing
tickets elsewhere.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-08-20

August - 20 rs, inclusive, Good returning
To September ., 1901. WITH privilege OF ex.
tension TO September 10. 1901.
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Illustrated Guide 10 Louisville and Map
of the city win be furnished on application
10 any representative az the company, or
by addressing @. T. McARrN,
General Passenger Agent, Cincinnati Ohio
r. D. GILDERsLEEVE,
istr.ct Passenger Agent ST. Louis, NO.
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G., II. a $. A. Ry.
Grand Central Depot
California Trains.
Ills p. m Arrive. 400 a N
San Antonio Trains.
.o.45 am 500 p. n
- a. n n m n
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-08-20

"A % ne fast mall and express Between The
nos ~ astv ana will carry through cars for Dali
y l "a BENSON going from Houston via the Cen
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-08-20

Depot loot OF Congress Avenue.
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ABROAD SCHEDULE.

H.. r. It. C. n. n.
Grant Central Depot
The Delta independent., 1901-07-19
Few YORK W0RL0.

Tia,e has demonstrated that the Thrice
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The Delta independent., 1901-07-19
.ArEs 10 ca.xvElAx,.

The passesser depart msnt os the Rock
isiand railway announces the lowest
rates to Cleveland on account Of the G.
A. r encampment September to II.
that have been accorded the old soldiers
since 1887. The rate u iess than one
fare for the round trip. Tickets will b
on sale from stations wsst oe the Missou-
RI river, September to 10 inclusive aud
will b good 10 return up to aad iuclud-
ing September Is. but the return limit
viii be extended until October by de.
postting the tickets with the Joint agent
before September Is aud paying fee Of
Afty osnts.
Tho trip to Cleveland viii Be one Of
much pleasure and enjoyusnt. The ex-
treuely low rate made by the Rock L.
land will mako Il possible for lssss
nuObers Of the old soldiere and their
friends to 20 at . very small expense
From Cleveland there viii be cheap
rates 10 eject enabling those who desire
TO visit the Pan-Amesieaue exposition aud
this trip to Buffalo can b made either
BY rail OF boat.
Cleveland 10 making spscial effort to
tass the best caro- possible Of the
veterans - we'll % visitoes and afford
then every opportunity for pleasant
and enjoyable time while 10 the city.
Tho ucw soadiers' monument located In
the public square will b CON pleted;
the electric lighting effects q this monu.
ment, II 10 said. will eclipse any thing u
is kind heretosors attempted in this
country.
The Delta independent., 1901-07-19
NOTICE.

To whom it may concern, All persons
having any claims or demands against
the Delta County Land 4 Cattle CON-
psny or against Thomas E. Lamb are
RESPECTFULLY requested to file an itemized
statement OF such claim or demand With
A. &. King at his Office in Delta, Colo
ssdo. prior to the LIST day OF August. 1901.
T. E. LAMB.