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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-04-22
THENEW YORK PARTY
Were Met at New Orleans by the
Representatives of Texas.
DUE AT ORANGE TUESDAY.
Committees Have Been Named ia
systematic Information Gained.
SPECIALISTS ARE IN THE PARTY
To Look into the Various Resources "
the State.
A BOAT RIDE DOWN BUFFALO BAYOU
From Houston TO La Porte Has Been
Arranged; Train Thence to
Galveston.
SPECIALISTS ARE IN THE PARTY
To Look into the Various Resources "
the State.
BOAT RIDE DOWN BUFFALO BAYOU
From Houston TO La Porte Has Been
Arranged; Train Thence to
Galveston.



New Orleans Apri ~. Thc delegates
from the Chanber Of Commerce aud tue
NerrhaH's Association OF New York fe,
Gently appointed ht those Two ofsanisa-
tom, for the purpose of visiting Texas 10
rrYponse To the invitation tentlcrrd by GOV.
49,, s,,,.s ,,1 III, 60. M.
V'uor SNs'tS a,'' tNe H,a'e 'ss,S'atuif.
bearing ,hc nnr,y lcrt ,orscy civ !, to'ts
$50, =" ~ ~ ~
In making the "trip allowing for the difcr
oncc Ia ilmc. was therefore but thlrty-six
Eon,s a,l ,n.,ni,. MA ,,,In,to. Nina AM
made 10y the fast mail train between New
Nnrk and Nov Orleans Is triao over. forty
honr. s,yor, snow storm ws,. cnconn.
tered saturday night while crossing tae
R'uc Ridge mountains aud some time WAS
.tog, lm, I. .,y,s aft,,,var1 rcggned
40 ~. ~. ,.,' ,,,,n,t,t..,,,
Ihe m'mWis OF inv i'A"s committee hP'
pointcd 10y thr legislature 10 meet the New
Vortrry ana mt arrive until about III
.,. "a XII. .,,i,. -, ALI,
clecA' WV No"hofu i'''nv t'"'" w N"tN"
they made the "Trip from Houston having
hccn ,Ielnycd As a result OF thts delay,
,. ,ttt.., ,,,,,, ,,.,, ,,,.,t a. m, oroep al,d
inc VISITORS WIZ ""' NV ~ '"V 49," ~
Crescent station, at which @heF arrived
but were Joined at he St Charles by the
,roy,ns IN, tb,. ,rri,y,l of the infter.
-. t~...t.
The members of thr 'oAhs N'd NeW ao1h
delegations Will tomorrow he the guests
a, an. Ini,oty ,,art,nl ,atro.d rhpv wnl
:" ~, '"'"'' ,,t ~, IA,
lac taken on trolley ilae lhrouBh inc CIV
and on u trip down the liver. The special
troln With the entire marty on board VIII
'"n wv" ...,.,,,,, ,,i.b, ~ tt,no
leave Tor oFahsc '"horrn" u'~ht ~ iA'"''
The itinerary Of he tnp through Texas
Nul be the same as heretofore published la
M po,t cyrcn, ,hnt an Wednesday next
Inc fesV cAtVp' '"lt y" "V'"'N""f "N
The party VIII travel from Houston TO La
Porte BY boat and proceed thence 20 Gal
veeton by raEl
Speaker Of the House " representatives
X n. Prince Il the nersopal representative
,,,,.,,,o,. so,..,r, rrhc ,,be, ,rcvans
mere oil H'No'""p N"'N''' '". "'"'i iV4''A
who arrived tonight are Edward chan
borluIn. l. j. Workman, j. Nj. pearsolis
sit,,, ~ n no,yn. a. II n
. oN'nn't' -
Green. y II Paddork aud Tom fihty, ~
Alvin rrowbfldec. chairman If the com
,.,,,,,, ,n,..t,,,.l n, p,caldc,t king oe tho
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hours ceased Tho Ohio has passed the
3a Inches an hour, with the Guyandottc,
i hag sanly rug and Twelve p4le also us.
mere Water is cxpectSd here The Ks IAN MI.
and New rivers arc. also still rising Grea;
damage has resulted throughout the south.
cru aud Central portions Of the state.
There Is much suffering among people com
PEELED 10 seek quarters w the hills along
The GuyandottS and Twelve Pole Carter
John Swanson drowned In Guyandottc
while cnIeavoring 70 save property, 60
lS'snSrs csSae SSn ga city pnssss
towns are ~ rcring heavily. Owing 60 the
wires hcing down Il is almost Impossible
TO learn the situation In the interior roun-
II Is evident great damage has Resulted.
River Rising at Wheeling,
Wheeling, w. W., April 21.-..At q y, m.
the river Is 40 feet inches aud rising two
inches an hour The tor notch Is expected
In an hour or two with loss than forty
two feet. This stage shuts Wheeling en-
iirely out of outside communication by rad
and ouiy tho big Cincinnati liners are able
to run now. and irutp citizens along the
river banks are hunE frequently M the
boats because the swell from them Is wash
ing the foundations away from their
tired at the packet keystone State anil at
passing boat. hut without eNect. IL
Wheeling. Bclalrc, bridgeport, Bcnwood
and Martins Ferry about 500 houses have
been entered hy the water, most ot the
families moving To upper loors Nearly
every manufacturing establishment IN tho
Wheeling district Is shut down ana can not
resume until Tuesday Al Martins Ferry
the water destroyed 1o0o0O brick at the
Belmont Brick company, cnteiing loss
Of S30OOO to S300OO. There are smallcF
losses OF business, RAILWAY landslides aud
Industrial losses. the aggregate cost Of the
food IN this district IS at least $l0o,o1O,
probably more.
Above Martins Ferry, James Ford u
minor. discovered the Cleveland and pitts,
burg track washed out. knowing north.
bound passenger train was due in thirty
minutes, he returned a pRrt of the dis.
tancc aud succeeded In stopping The tras
few Yards from certain destruction. rhr
ohio RIVER railway has number Of land
slides aud considerable wnshrdout track
below Wheeling, involving big less and
suspension of trnnic for several DAYS, On
The Baltimore and ohio, Wheeling .rltt,-
burg division, there Is landslide nj Cluys.
vile, preventing through lrqnic between
the two cities. There VIII hc much dis
trcss Ia the district. most OF the loScrS by
tho flood being Of the poorer class
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.NIL4TIna doo1A rvToads


Washington. April 2i.rhc river situa-
ton at Phtsburg IS somewhat relieved to
night At 10 a. M. after reaching a maxi
inum stage OF 10 feet or 80 feet above
the danger llnr, the Monongahea river
began to fall, and al s p m the stage was
- . feet. a fan OF l.6 feet since morning.
rhe maximum stage reached In the Allie
ghcny river was 2s.6 feet. Below Pitts.
burg the river is stlll rising, AT Wheeling
w. Va. at noon the river was 40 feet
above the danger line OF 80 feet. and au
extreme high water stage Of at least 1873
feet Is Indicated during Monday.
81 parkprShurg lie stf g AZ Z p. IN, was
40 feet four feet above the danger line
and rise If ihree feet since morning. a
rise to ~ feet Is expected during the next
twenty -four hours.
Sandy and Sroto were sending out their
Good Volumes and AZ noon the Ohio be-
tween Point Pleasant, W. Va, and Cincin-
ran was rising from one-hdlf foot to one
fnoi an hour and rapidly approaching or
nnsslng The danger line al All points. At
t'incinnatl al q. N. she stage OF the river
was ~ feet, with every INDICATION that the
Isueer line OF - feet will be reached or
exceeded hy Monday noon.
It Is still raining ~ showing over the
minor Ohio valley and therefore impossible
~ accurately predict tbr time Of the height
~ Tho rpst OF the food below Parkcrsbufg.
however. the danger lines VIII be passed AT
III STATIONS above Cincinnati by sunday
ni,hf ana still higher stages prevail during
MnudaV.
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KENTUCKY.


Maysylllc, Ky. Aprll II The residents
OF Front street In this city began moving
upstairs ttls ornIng on account OF igi
water. The Ohio river bias risen eleven
feet since yesterday evening. rising three
and half inches per honr Pie govern
merit gauge registered fortyteyen feet at
y. u.
blinolng snowstorm has been raging all
afternoon. Trains from the EHst are from
fonr To siX hOurH late. About ten feet
more water and tbc gas and electricity Will
be ghut on leaving the city in darkness
and that stage IS coming BnckwatPr has
caused much damage, extending out Into
tho country Tor miles.
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PENNSYLVANIA.
The Damage Done at Pittsbura and AlIe-
gheny Is Heavy

Plttsburg. Pa. April "a, I'ittsburg and
Allegheny are slowly emerging from the
.u,nrkv dood. At p. IN. the rivers are re-
eeaine nearly foot au hour. The highest
noini reached at Davis Island dam was
., \ feet at 3 a. M, when means - feet
~ the junction OF The Allegheny and Mo-
,ongaheIa rivers. The water remained sta.
tlonarv until about 3 p. m, when # began
20 ran conservative estimates OF the total
damage ia ibis District are between 5000
90 and ss.U00n. Fifty thousand work
w arc suffering from enforced idleness.
while there have been greater hoods at
iris point. there was nerer one that
eaused so murh financial loss aud dsscom
fort.
This was due 10 the dsnser population
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CONNECTICUT.
Damage Is Serious.

New Haven. Conn, April 2l-Reports
from thu state tonight show that the dam.
age done by the floods Is serious. 1ne
worst situation is at Winsted. where h,gh-
land lshe threatens an overflow AZ almost
any hour.
At Derby, the Nagnilek river has ho0d-
cd factories aud cut on communication IN
several directions. Three funerals IN at
tempting 10 reach this city and Ansonia
this afternoon were obliged TO turn back
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Chicago, April 2l.A high wind which
struck chicago today loosened huge
water tank from Its fastenings on the roof
on the Gaibralth building Madison aud
Franklin streets, causing II to crasn
through the six floors 10 tho ground in.
hiring Ave persons aud resulting IN h dnin.
age 10 the building estimated at $4,000
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PREPARING ron NEW WORKERS.
A Big Reception to Be rendered the
Visitors.

Visitors.
Orange, Texas, April 2l.-oranse IL put
ting on her best bib and tucker preparatory
10 giving the xcw York delegation grand
reception next Tuesday morning. Secre-
tary Lockwood Of the board Of trade. has
been odefatigablc in his efforts to perfect
all the arrangements and has received
much encouragement and assistance from
the citizens generally and the ladies in
particular. The special train bearing
the Ncw Workers win reach here at 7:SG
o'clock Tuesday morning aud arrangements
have been made for the train to he brought
d,raciiy into hp clfy from tho passeneecr
tq,lot Ar elaborate breakfast will hi
served. after which the guests win spend
several hours In inspecting the milling and
other industries Of Orange.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-04-22

Portsmouth oho Aprl ~ a rveo ncng
LucosyiIlc Is weakening Should 1t burst
solid wall ~ the Sioto VIII play havoc
lu that section Watchmen are giving
warning 10 the people Residents Of small
river towns IN this comfy tonight are tai
Ing 70 the hills At Slotpvillc and wheel
cisbulg tile situation il setious. All ut the
stu families In ihcsr districts hl.c hcrn
driven from their homes At Caitletts.
burg, KY the business houses along tue
river transferred their goods today.
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TENNESSEE.
Small panner a chattanooaa.

Chattanooga, Tenn, April ai-lhe Ten
ncssee river reached twenty-cight feet 10
night ana will hcrin falling until the see
ond rise comes from It's tributaries In East
Tennessee. now swollen BY melting SNOW
The signsl observer here believes thcrr
may lie thirty feet Of water here, Ihe
danger IIuc NJ thll point Is thirty.tlree
feet, which viii hardly be reached unless
there should follow general rains on top of
ihi. annM.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-04-22

Parkcrshurg w, Va. April II The loss
by the food herr is estimated AZ n Ss1o,
600 1hc lower business district Is under
water and mnny OF the smaller houses
have been carried from their foundations
ana washed away rise of five rect
more viii hood half Of the business SIC.
ton. including hotels. A rise of ten feet
Is expected, from reports above, and Il VIII
subInergc the hushrNs section, Including
the newspaper offices Two men Nrts
drowned today In the little kanawha
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Portsmouth Protected by Dykes.

Portsmouth, Ohio. April q The Ohio
rlycr Reached stage Of forty nine feet
here at O'Clock tonight. Il Is expected
that nfty feet win come here aud tho city
Is protected to that stage by dykes Many
houses Will be Inundated. Very liitlc dam
ago has hocn done aside from thr moving
Of goods from lower stories.
People Taking 10 the riile
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WEST VIRGINIA.

Ohio Above Danger Point at tluntinston.
Huntington. W. va, April 2L--Ai q
O'Clock this evening the rain and snoN
which have been falling for serenity eisnt
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lronton, Ohio. Aprl u. The ohio river
Ia 500 feet ~ . O'Clock tonight Several
hundred families IN The low lying districts
Of tho city evacuated their homes tonight.
cared for.
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Snow al KnoxvlIIe.

Knoxville, Tenn. April 2i.-Snow con
tlnued 10 fall all night and part OF the day
and the streams are nlling ~,
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Att. ANITA. Gait Il probable that much
Of The cotton crop 10 tho southern part 81
Tic state, particularly alton; Americas. viii
have 10 ~ repianted on account Of damage
done by the severe weather OF the past
few days.
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OHIO.
Marietta is Flooded .
Forced to Leave Their Homes.

Marietta OHIO, April y, Tho business
portion Of this city Is now flooded,
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eeornla Cotton pamaae.

Atlanta, Ga, April FLA spefinl to the
from Albany. Ga. says: There
seems ne longer any doubt that the cold
weather Of tie past two nights has serious.
IN damaged growing cotton
In some fieids every plant has been Killed
and rcplanting VIII Ee necessary TcIe-
graph orders for cotton seed arc coming In
from the Surrounding country.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-12-15
CHANG TO GO HOME

AeH fon eiletstsaas aad &eH Tear is. HaG = Pacific Rail #4t e~f>f1a F97r liae
 which hs55 al s,s5 : most omt '7ezET eS6Hf5i0as. @t5 et1 foE. zt gfesess 5stre5a a11 ai9 Ta1zs and tsagiziaHa and f5 59aes on qttsr
 .fe fn rGess fH=eem3er g g. T 3 2; and Y with | final tmit 0 rtaFa late as Jan 1ae1. ?. }ea42. gata=a fare and | third for the 1eand rs.p A'sa on DA eembef 2l. 2 and 2. viii sell fod1i se1p tickets to point la Illinois, Wis eonsin. Minnosota iow7 Kansas Missouri. A7kansas. Indian aad Okla horaa territories. North and South Dakota Nebraska alI soa'baastea states and 10 Dea4er Colorado Springs and Rlaaao Colorado and to Mexico at rate ol f.I.g and thIf9 for the round tfia. Tae latter 5lss cts to be limited 10 return thirty days frem date ef aale. Choice a inviting foefe5 viii be etfe=ed ana every potiseress aaH ha shown ana e5=e1y .7.art ma5ae by #au4 eaployes 'o see mat patrons afc enabled to HlaAs the trip pleasantly and eonfof'ao4. and our eduipment cannot be equaleo
 For further infafH9ti9o in fesai' 10 sleeping car aeeommoaatloAs lates. etc. see any ticket aren't 0 write fo T. F. Hughes. traye}as paa senger agent. Fort Worth or 1 :. :. Turner. general pas4easeH and s,sess " agent. the Texas and Pacific kaii''' company, Dallas. TeNas.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-12-15
VISIT HE OLD HOME.

The Cotton Belt route 2il1aa..s :. greatly reduced rates ro the lolla''' .', to aIl points in Aiah. #a' [ .9.,s, th Georgia. Kentucky Mis4lssil9la' .aa> 9ss Cerollna, Tennessee. Illinois, 'i.', y. sota. Iowa, Wisconsin. kaas9s ,., braska. South Dakota North Dahy,t s.r Colorado. Arkansas and Nls7oa so, with only few exceptions as v ~, es,, tinations and routes. Tickets 'n .., s December 21. 22 and F. good is.s ..on 5ng any time within t6ittE dass ' date of sale.
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lmitators have been many. Thought ful people have learned that true merit comes only with the genuine Rocky Mountain Tea made by Madi son Medicine Co @5c. Ask your druggist
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2LiDAY EXCURSION
To tie Southeast, via the so5ts..
 Railway.

Railroads in Arkansas. Texas t 4iaa Territory and Oklahoma Tss' 5e will sel, round trip cbris,n. ea.=af exeRzztea tfs.=et5 o4a. \, sez3 faiHysz e points ia !, feast. including states of 7a ees. Mississippi t.abalaa. M. i5s G#sl5. Ne#fs ezszI.a5 .. Saeth= sglia# l4zea Eata
 Will Es aId aazaa aa5@ ! ==5a sa aif b a#l 5=iz 5asa Eze4 E9fe z sale.
 I.z service o4eee3 Hf the soati
 sai4s.ss $ tbe pest aa a5aties and slea9fs ear arfang. ment# gre eI5ed.
 f7..zties eoafsn85afiag rip [ .he.5 ez5 homo ir tIl2 soat6es, ho1t1t gee fhat their tickets rea F5a sfaitAa!n railway.
 s9zs ffutl5ef information. call on i :5=aHz tiei1ef assat. af address
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Jeanie-To have round beautiful neck wiggle your head from side 10 side every night. take Rocl4y Moua- tain Tea. It's q short cut to a grace. ful form. @5c. Ask your druggist.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-12-15

Don't get side-tracked in business. piillness sometimes passes for death. Men With brains reach the goal. Rocky Mountain Tea puts gray maj ter into ones heat 35c Ask vonr druggist.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-12-15

But few men in tho congregation eve. think Of applying the sermon to themselves.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-12-15

Haai.S eofe8oratioa il the state of any magnitude is foi. Jones' Boone vile Democrat.
 Now slow. @I5ampy sou Will b4ea!. a aispender. Hon. 0. r. Niles and tHa Missouri Pacific railroad are for Glafka-guess it's because Clarke set their already LOO low assessment ae. duced.-Greenwood Democrat.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-12-15

some men won't want to go to heaven unless there is a side door.
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POLITICS AND POLITICIANS.

if Col F. W Rector will enter tha race again IeG Davis he can be tlie next goxerHas of =Araansas. Re.ste5. can go on the stump and hol1 the tnspeahable aemasogae Up fn s4esi ! manner thet the people can see clear through him, end when this is done there is not the slightest doubt Of Jeff's being defeated. There arc tasi few mon in Arkansas who are C. pecialy suited to go up against 2 1a..n like Davis. aid Rector, We verify He- lieye. is one Of these men. and the most available man of Maasoe County Sun.
 Judge N. E. iones. of Pine i3,}.ff, will be candidate for proseeutins at torney Of this judicial district at tho spring primaries We have heard of no other candidate as yet. but believa in the absence Of any aspiran from 1sithin hoi. own borders. ncsha will ha deliehte4 to honor Judge Jones with her support. Dumas News
 Tho Democrats of Arkansas arc aot likely to essfft eHt the wishes of the Reptolicans q the state nd elect Clarke Arkansas sentinel.
 
 Aa eSehaasa suggests that mas. much as Col. Mitchell. of the Arkan sas Democrat, is so anxious that some tody run against Jef Davis for gov e1nor. ho qusst to get iE the race him- eff. There not ] ma in Arkansas better qualified U i'll the position than Col. Mitchell and no one would H=ear -ts EonQrs with greater dignity and credit to the people. It i5 ] tlE. ing shame that a thing like Jef Ba..is es.n sweep the state for an office and gentlemen like Col. Mitchell. Gen. Tappan, Mai Hornor, Gen. ReyaaIgs
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-12-15
Christmas and New H@1f , -
riaV PaH

day FsaA0-' ..,ary On December T. '.i'' 3'. .,1 .al 1. The St. !. d I .iosets round trip holiday laH rate @1taih Eaa ia3I r '. 3i'. s.'ia ag jaaa IGFn mt tIH ta
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5ais. , 8as self-possse zsed and he en= eoasasea in ffs on person his sub ordinate ozi=6f. aas mea to fight couraseousty
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 Reeonmendatious-ln view of tae length af tiaae stsfs51 i43s elapsed sinee he eAenrroaee ai the e9ents CT the Santiago campaign, the court recon neads no further proceedings be Ilaa a the premises l5ignedl
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 Samuel C. hemley. Iadge Advoc2 h =ieneral. t. 5. N. Judse Advocate.
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Tho part of wisdom is oftsn enact aa h the diTat5a court
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7'a 5a5=,@r g5aa55 Citizen saFs: t.=.seH #Ga# Davis i5z=seffz= Iost= n til1 campaign teeapze | believed he a.f i'd fulaIi lis pleasa l. t'l2 people. tIe has been Weieaed lE he balance sad found wanting. ana 1t is noW or belief tha5 the best ja= teeests of tho state would De s4bfeI4- ed bE re.esatins him 10 private life at the next election He has e4ass, abused his psefdontng power. the ffz- nitF ef the eebernatorial oGica x being degraded, and his dcmagoG;cal. var upon Senator Jones tz sadly ont 9f place
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Tho Democrats of Arkansas are Tot likely to GRITTY eHt the wishes of the Republicans q ohe state nd elect c2aelsa t4 kansas Sentinel.
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