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CUSTOM House ROBBED
Property Valued at 81, 900, 000 Ia
ken From Appraisers Stores.

GnnE of Thieves Have Operated Sys-
tematicaiIy ia New York for Years.
Two Arrests Made and Others to
FoIIov-Men Released, However,
on FIinasy BaiI-CoIIecter's Views.
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SPECIAL NOTICES,

PUBLIC COMFORT.
Rooms sos and 500, Fifth floor. the
Evening Star Building-Ail parties
wishing to furnish accommodations 20
visitors during the inaugural are re-
quested TO call at headquarters or send
description Of quarters, stating number
of persons that can be supplied with
rooms, 9TH and without meals, etc, also
list OF prices per day
n. I. WELLER, Chairman,
Public Comfort Committee.
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WE BUY UNDIVIDED INTERESTS IN
Real Estate and Perfect Titles
Parties VINO failed to pay 1898 taxes, and
whose property was sold, can protect them
from maturing to a deed and loss OF prop
eFty by calling at the Office OF WASHING
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Louisiana Avenue northwest. city.
no1S-tf en-
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE STAN
d2rd Butterine Company Will be held at
the Offices of Messrs- GurIey & Johnson.
No. 1885 F Street northwest, city, on
Tuesday, January Is. 1901. at 4 O'Clock D.
n. Polls VIII be open until 4.30 O'Clock
?. n. for the election of seven directors.
RICHARD 4. JOHNSON.
ja4-12tsm Chairman
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Kidney trouble preys upon
the mind, discoursges and
lessons ambition; beauty.
yigoF, and ehee4fslness scOu
disappear when the kidneys
are out of order or disssser
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-11-02
The CAR EAMINE IN TEXAS.
Shortane Said to Be Due to the Enor-
nous Increase in Traffic.

Shortane Said to Be Due to the Enor-
nous Increase in Traffic.
Galveston, Texas November There Il
probably no better index into the prosper
GUS trade conditions now prevailing In
Texas than the general shortage OF freight
cars In the State. The shortage Is said
TO be due to the enormous Increase in the
freight business In the state Heavy
movements In lumber have caused large
number Of cars TO be pressed into service
for this traffic and in addition 70 this
the hay IN South and West Texas is now
creating a demand for great many more
cars than In former years.
Ia the past there has been very little
Ray shipped In soHtn Texas aud this de.
mand on the part OF the hay men took
the roads a little by surprise. The cotton
business was, OF course. expected and has
not been In excess Of expectations but the
wheat movement las heen much heavier
tsan was anticipated and from present in
dNatione the wheat movement ia the cariv
part Of next month will also be very heavy
The railroads are handling considerable
OIL. but az tank cars must be used IN Trans.
porting this product this has nothing Ia a.
With the present shortage OF cars
when there Is great deal OF freleh.
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Hon y. c. Giddings. Ir., was called to
the chair and Hon. Harry Haynes elected
secretary. Mr. Gddings stated that the
object Of the meeting was to discuss the
ACCESSIBILITY Of establishing a cotton fac
tory In Brennan. The past several years
have been Iard ones on this part OF me
state hut that he believed Brennan had
stood the shock credltably to her citizen
ship and that he had not lost faith In Its
future. As purely agricultural town.
however. It had reached its zenith. But
We We're not ready to stop and must go
into manufacturing, and the cotton mill In
dustry offers the most inviting field
Mr. + Eldridge said that there were so
many reasons why we should have cot
ton factory and So few why we should not
that he scarcely knew whore 10 begin. lie
was thoroughly convinced that we should
build the mill and that II could he done.
That one mill would bring another He
was In favor Of committee from Bren-
ham visiting the mills In the CArOhnas,
Georgia and Alabama and make thorough
investigation.
Nir. 4. r. Jaggi said that he had recent
ly visited CorSlcana and was shown through
the mill there. They employ 10 hands and
have a pay roll of $500 week that is
great benefit to the town.
Colonel d. c. Giddings said that he was
In favor of anything that would build up
the town or advance the interest of the
country. The town has grown ia It's fun
size as a purely agricultural town and no
town stands sill. The fuel problem mas
been solved and we have in the beaumont
cess having been demonstrated In our own
town The advantages that we possess
over England and New England In manu-
featuring cotton is the difference In freight
both ways and the commissions of the mid
die man In the purchase NJ cotton, and
these advantages ought to afford a hama
some profit. No freight, no waste. no mid
dleman's profits and conducted on as adj
vantageous conditions rvery other way
cotton mill ought to pay. ! believe We
ought to start n mill. | think the time
has come when we should act.
Hon. W w Scarcy moved that com
mittec of FIVE be- appointed, intending the
chairman. who should be chairman of that
committee 10 select a committee Of three
to visit the cotton mills, investigate and
find ont whether they would pay and get
information about the purchase Of machin-
cry and report back to the people here with
Recommendations OF whether It viii be ad-
visabIe to build a cotton mill al this time
or not In Brennan.
Following is the committee appointed;
D. e. GIddings, Jr., W W. Se8rcy, T. b.
Bolts. b Eldrldge and f. w. schucreu-
berg.
on motion a committee Of three was mp
pointed to raise funds n defray the OK
penso Of this Investigating committee, and
Messrs c. W Winkmanu, II. +. Hohlt and
II. X Harrison We're appointed.
The committee Of i've Will meet this
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being moved there Is no doubling the fact
that business Is being done aud tue condi-
tons prevailing IN Texas vcfy gratifying.
While last year the northern section az the
slate WIS more prosperous than tue HontR-
ern section this year tho conditions ere
reversed. the southern anl eastern src-
tions 90 the Stste nyw having an inning
The prosperity Gf North Texas last year
was due 20 the large wheat crop. but tue
prosperity OF South and East Texas IS due
90 more lasting cause, being the result
Of the oh discoveries the rice Industry, the
has business ana the lumber market. Too
first three mentioned are comparatively
new and VIII continue 10 develop, with
the result that Succeeding years will SOC
remarkable results therefrom. The lumber
business, while not now. Is bringing The
mil men larger amount ~ prcdt ,hgu u
has In the past aul for the reason that
there Is not only q great demand Tor luln
her. but the lumber is bringing n much
higher price than iB former years.
Tue railroads have been barely able to
keep M with the increased amount ~
business that tho prevailing conditions has
created and this Is the cause * the short
age W ears. Officers Of the companies
whore the shortage exists are busy check
in- up the number OF cars on the different
divisions NJ the roads and VIII In ali prob
ability be able to avoid any very great
Interruption In traffic on account Of the
shortage.
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FLOUR RATE AGREEMENT.
Railroad Men and MiIIerS Effected a
Sort of Compromise.
WILL MEET AGAIN IN DALLAS TUESDAY
Rate to Be Formed by Adding the Texas
Commission Flour Rate to the Rock
Island Proportional Rate.

Aus,iu. Texas. November 1.-THE rail
road commission convened iu open hearing
today 20 consider the following:
IL appearing 20 this commission that
the present rates on h0ur and cotumeai.
carloads, from certain points cn the Chi
caso. Rock Island aud raciac railway. To-
points on the Fort Worth and Rio Grdnde
railway, Fort Worth and Denver City rail-
way, Houston East. and West Texas rail-
way, san Antonio and Arkansas Pass rail-
way, Houston and Tcyas Central railroad
and the lines composing the Sunset route,
etc. are operating as discrimination
against the Touring mills and otlrg inter
csts Of this State, /, Is ordered that notice
be and the same is hereby given to all
persons Interested that the railroad com
mission % Texas will, on Friday, Noyem-
Der l. 1901 at its office 10 Austin, taAc
up ANA consider q proposition 20 adopt
a measure OF relief, an emergency rate
VI cents per 100 pounds for the transpor.
tat.on of uour and c2rnmedl carloads, by
railroads between points In Texas, or be-
tween points on such lines as the present
conditions may justify.
Several letters were read from interest
ed parties. The railroads entered protest
against the emergency rate being put in.
rhc MuIers' association favored the rate,
and asked chat IL Doe applied to those lines
which now have the advantage Of inter-
state shipments
Mr.. Dunlap, general freight agent Of the
Sunset lipus. stated that he had cOnvrrsed
with several ~ the millcrs aud that he
believed the matter Cogld =. adjusted lee
tween Themselves, and asked permission for
@ conference. Tie request was granted,
and the commission took recess Tor an
hour.
Upon recouvcning Mr.. Dunlap announced
that the miitrs anl the railroad men Bad
reached aE agreement which would not
require continuing the hearing
The agreement. iu the rough. Is that
the railroads VIII make the same rate ou
tuUr from Oklahoma TO Texas points As
can be obtained hy using the Rock Island
proportional rate. plus the Texas commits
sion flour rate Thus making The cost Of
transportation 10 be the same 70 the Texas
miller In reaching final destination with
/ his flour
The railroad representatives, aud the mil.
I lcrs agreed to meet in Uallns next rJ.ss-
I day and The railroads will then submit TIE
( figures and, IL not satisfactory To- the mil,
| lrrs, the whole matter viii be referee
! back TO the commission.
| The commission adjourned the hearing
until Wednesday, In order TO receive the
report ~ the Dallas meeting and take
/ action thereon.
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Austin, Texas, November l. The railroad
commission today issued the following
amendment to its oil rate, effective No
yember ?:
In approval Of application No. - Of the
Gulf, Beaumont and Kansas city railway.
i is hereby ordered that commodity arIn
No. 2I-B, Issued hv this commits iou to
apply on crude and fuel petroleum In car
loads transported hy railroads between
points 10 Texas, and effective August 20
be SAlended by adding TO the list Of eNcep-
lions contained In section , thereof the
following.
g. The Gulf, Beaumont and Kansas city
Is authorized to absorb, for shippers not
owning or coQtrollng pipe lines. So much
Of ne charge for piping crude and fuel
petroleum 70 the loading racks Of the
Guif, beaumont and Kansas tity. at Beau
mont. from the wells located on spindle
Top Heights, south OF Beaumont as may
be- in excess of the charge for piping from
the same wells To the luadiu. racks nc
Gladys station on the Texas and New Or
leans railroad or spindle Top station on
the IcNarkana aud Fort Smith railway.
provided that the amount absorbed shall
NOT exceed 2i2 cents per barrel of forty
gallons, aud provided further that this
authority shall apply only on shipments
loaded n tank cars aud destined to points
where the rates FROM Beaumont are not
lower than from Gladys and Spindle TOP
stations.
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CANAL BOATS TO BE CUT UP.
No Profit IN Hauling Grain Since tn
Ratss Are Sc Low.

No Profit in Hauling Grain Since the
Ratas Are Sc Low,
New York November L. Regarding tho
that the four steam canal
boats and fifteen consorts which have been
plying between New York and Cleveland
via the Erie canal and Lake Erie are to
be Withdrawn. cut up and shipped to the
Philippines the general manager Of the
Cleveland Steam Canal Boat company.
Charles Il. Wheeler, who is here. said:
Grain rates have got down to such
low level that there is no proht whatever
In ensthound tonnage This may be ap-
prectated when ! say that the highest We
have had from Cleveland to New York has
been 6 cents per hundred We have not
lost money, but this has been due entirely
20 the westbound tonnage which has
been OF a profitable kind.
Notwithstanding the improvements
made 10 the canal by the expenditures OF
$9,0OoOOo, II has not resulted In / cent to
any of The lines travcrsng the canal
There has been trouble from low wntpr-
than this year, boats coming to Cleveland
absolutely green from Il after buNetiug
With the waves 81 Lake Erie for l76
miles BESIDES this. no changes were made
depth TO which boats could he loaded has
been SIX feet-precisey the same as before
the so-called improvements were made"
Concerning the Philippines Transport A.
ton OF Construction company, IL is said
that at the present time lighteraco faclll.
ties ~ the Philippines are exceedingly
primitive The government has been ham
pered hy the absence Of facilities The
new company Is making arrangements Tor
handling the hemp business and has. a. Ia
claimed, secured exclusive rights for
machinery TO modernizc existing practices
In the Philippines, The company also
proposes 10 so into other than Ughterage
business
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tends to the throat. bronchial tubes and
even to the stomach and intestineS.
Catarrh is essentially disease of the
mucous membrane, the local symptoms be-
ing a profuse discharge Of mucus, stop
page Of the nostrilS. irritation In throat,
causing coughing, succZins, gngginE ana
frequent clearings of the throat and head.
The usual treatment by local douchrs.
SnuifS, salyes, etc, often gives temporary
relief hut anything like cure can only
he obtained by a treatment which removes
tine catarrhal faint from the blood and
the disappearance of the Inflammation from
the mucous surfaces
A new remedy which meets these require
ments and which so far has heen remark
ably successful in curing catarrh Is Stnarts
CRtarrh Tablets.
These tablets act upon the blood and
mucous membranes only. They can hard
ly he called n secret patent medicine as
they are composed of such valuable rene
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and similar cleansing antiSepucS which
cure by eliminating from the blood ana
mucous surfaces the catarrhal poison.
Stuart's Catarrh Tablets are large pleas
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lowing them 10 dissolve slowly the
mouth, In this way they reach the throat,
fnHces and the entire alimentnry canal
If desired they may also lac dissolved In
water and used as q dOuche. In addition
to tho Internal use. but II is not at all nee
esSary to use "a douche: a few OF them dis
solved In the mouth daily viii be SUFFICIENT:
However. when there Is much stoppigc OF
the nose, n douche made from those tablets
viii give immediate relief. hut the regular
daily use internally Of these tablets VIII
cure the whole catarrhal trouble without
resortin. to the Inconvenience of a douche.
Dr. Cement states that the internal
treatment for catarrh Is rapidly taking the
I place of the old plan of douchtng, ana local
( application. and further says that probably
/ the best and certainly the safest remedy
/ at present on the market is stuart : "a
/ tarrh Tablets as no secret is made of their
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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-11-02

Hillsboro, Texas, November lover a
day was consumed IN hearing the motion
for continuance OF the Bennett murder
case. The grounds upon which 1t was
sought was that the defendant had bod =,
attack Of partial paralysis and heart faii.
ure ana was consequently unable 70 nm
eeIsq the strain and fatigue OF trial.
aAuolner motion w0s also made to quash
Ine yenire because hfty.six men OF if had
nni been suhpoenaed. The case was con-
tihueo today. Bennett is charged with
the murder o. Mrs. Jenkns.
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Notes and Personals


Mr.. Hugh Bob Davis Of the Southern Pa
cine auditors office left yesterday evening
for san Francisco to make an extended
visit.
MIR. w. c. Common, commercial agent OF
the Frisco. is AT his headquarters in Hous-
ton, having returned yesterday from a trip
through his territory.
Mr., n. H. Martin Of st. Louis. division
superintendent of the Pullman car service
for the Southwestern territory. was among
yesterdays visitors to Houston
Mr.. X. w. Miller, commercial agent Of
the Houston East and West Texas. spent
yesterday at Galveston on business ron.
nectcd with his position.
Mr.. George II. Bower, general baggage
agent OF the Katy, with headquarters Mt
Parsons, Kan, visited Houston yesterday,
being on periodical tour over the Katy
Mr.. c. X, Dunlap, general freight agent
OF the southern Pacific, Atlantic system,
and Sunset-Central lines spent yesterday
attending to business for his roads at Aus
tin.
Mr.. T. G. Beard, assistant general freight
agent Of the Houston aud Texas Central
returned TO Houston headquarters yester-
day morning from a brief business trip TO
New Orleans.
Mr., C. L. Han. travelling freight agent
OF the Frisco. came In to headquarters i'm
this city last, night after an absence OF
about a week hustilng for business through
ont his territory.
Superintendent J. NJ. Lee Of the Houston
and Texas Central spent yesterday at gen.
cral headquarters In 1Iouston, having re-.
turned from one OF his frequent trips over
the Central lines
Mr.. A. +. Taylor, travelling freight aud
passenger agent Of tho Houston East ana
West Texas, will return 10 Houston head,
quarters today, after having spent several
days in North Texas
Mr. J. w. Maxwell, general superintend.
Missouri
railway Of Texas. with headouarters az
Dallas was ont on the Trinity and Sabine
branch or the Katy system yesterday max
Ing an inspection Of that line.
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TIE RATTLE OF The RAlL.

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rbanges
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Inc ohleial proreedingS OF the nv' t'.,g
meeting OF the - Louis RAILWAY cum uhNe
oeeh 'Saueu IN 80 "i we s'A'n 'V'',''.
IN" SOuth missouri anu ArkAhSYiS unS
opened M the extension 10 topnf BUN:
distance OF slNty-lVar miles from 'aPe Eir-
afdeau.
II. Il. Moore .Jr., foreign. freight agent
OF ihe Lehlgh Naliey AZ New lprk, h VI
resigned ana mas Dten succeedeu ny H.
{. Davis
j. r. Charles. general agent Of the Dml-
ha. Kansas city aud Eastern, whose hea ~
quarters are az Cleveland mas seFefeu MS
connection with that company
The last of an order for thirty-tWo en-
cines has hceu delivered to the Katy.
The engines are heavy Baldwins Including
nFe Schehectadles NOT Ifelsut No'N'
In order 10 facilitate the moving 0f coal
and to relieve the blockade at the mines,
the PENNSYLVANIA has decided to place or
der, immediately for 1900 pressed steel
cars.
Mr.. +. w. Childress. who was acting To-
cal agent In St Louis for the Missouri.
Kansas and Texas. has been appointed
contracting agent for the Texas company
M Shreveport
Howard Ellis Of New Florence. Mo- has
secured n rertibcotr OF INCORPORATION for
the Minneola, New Florence and Middle
ton Railway company Of New Florence;
capital 100000
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of the country are crowded on orders from
the United States. and heavy orders are
coming in from tho Central and South
American states
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a.. =. nun tormerIy Ssrnt LOT the H'ea'
pointed travehng freight and passenger
agent of the same road, with the state Of
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