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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-01-15
Fos sGR MUST WORK.

After thousands Of columns az
Twentieth Century predictions have
been printed. after visionary men
have propbesied that people viii live
without labor AZ the end u roo years.
the fact remains that affairs wslI
rvntassbly run along Ia the same old
groove. There VIII 20 Development
IN all lines. Iabor may hnd its bur
dens nzhtsned aud gain a greats
share q the benefits % Invention
but the Injunction. eHy the sweat Of
thy brow shalt thou eat thy bread.
wse not formed for any one century.
hut for the ages
Possibilities viii b. greater in tbs
years 70 come. the years when your
san ard yoDr sons sen wiu have 20
struggle for daily bread. The
ersuagds upon men be greater.
There ~ a competition between
brains and muscle as well a. COM
petition Of trade. II will grow keen
er.
II r. well 70 think Of these things.
thay CONS hbfne 70 you hen you slIp
the pay envelope into your pocket
snd are washing up on q SATURDAY
night. DO you simply earn YOUR
money. or Mir = Some wore -
gaue s+BrioYsre IBID eor learn az
fatHg fprbe tbs Week Are Won :
h.tfrr eiasS sa& .neer. ~tcker. 49,
f.safsr psinier. baker, Are rsu nra
fseesi rr simply = leb holder -
ted tns pert man b. ths place. 90 lil-
p.sfs-ff Wet'9 lne aba' pick sat.
sas for Promotion Il a VACANCY
aros42 Why
Ysu can't stand still m you he.
the procession Will leave you. The
sasrry. ndsilty, pfoRressiveness tina,
ehaEsetsrfze Your efforts 20 be near
the front are going q have an effect
en- q nsAion yet unborn The things
that yoa do because conscience AMI
ambition tell you too are going "A
help sduip tho Twentieth Century
boy or girl for the struggle -indl.
rsstly, Of course, but surely.
No sffort AZ Improvement or sue.
cess. whether Il lies In the limo 81
baking bread or reconstructing 4
railroad: whether It deals with the
man who hold a JOB or the one whe
occupies a POSITION. can b.
counted a complete failure when the
record OF human efforts IL made IN
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-01-15

fbIns that a man slnah enough n
ee 4 bachelor eeala aeaha
Set to te eutdena. Anna iield l.
ueeougunR for the pnrthaat #
rattra cartip fef q littlc matter q
aoo.ool. Johnny BaA was rotten.
s8sed n cleveland she other dNt.
and the profession Is mo,lns I'll
alonE tho line
It g. o. toiirf t. and Tho STAKE
seprebiuv fpr uaW suhirctb Cor pub
HHtN Time MS when 90 nryash q.
promise ruU aud measly pain II
aitur,es would ala,e an actor 81 n
tfesa rromlneni tnf hair 10 doven sea
saua. Rut that eas ga che StHs.
Esuth y.nWR Snv tbs bulidins
Ut houn.s nr purchase 90 castles d
fetsd uuon 90 make the psopie Easf
II muHt ra2, af the profession
wouldn't Co. a..
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-01-15
SOME STAGE ENTERPRISE.

The theatrical advertising season
Tor the new century has opened with
. rush. jolly May Irwin Is prepar-
log. on paper, 10 build bachelor
apartment house that viii make life
one grand, sweet ras.tlme song for
the single men who pay their bills
promptly.
n sounds good. Why. there are To
he sii-night elevators. special valet
service. wide tub baths. dainty
meals, big closets. and nearly every :
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-01-15
AUCTION SALES.

AUCTION sALE u nns furniture
= . hiekerton viii sell az his
rooms. 1912 First avenue. on
Thursday. the 18th. At 10 O'Clock
sharp. the contents Of a Broom
private house, consisting 81 bed
sets springs. mattresses. parlor
furniture. extension table. dining
chairs. rockers, book case. carpets
russ. curtains. range. gas stove
riaht piano. also quantity of
fine tefssy ard Holsteiu COWS
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-01-15
- oe<ssos~tse
Room c. Halter Building


wv TO THE cHiEr EsGINEEns OF TINE VARIOUS
rLATs. AS ABOVE SUGGESTING THAT THE DEPOT
HEAD ON DEARBORN STREET.
SOUTH As ATLANTIC. WHICH
SEcTicuT STREET. fNETEAp cRowpfso
STREET TITUS LEAVING THE tHTERvEsNG AND SURROUND
mo SPACE ron OTHER THAN RAILWAY PURPOSES
W THE ABOVE PLAN ~ ADOPTED THE STREET ELECTRIC
LINES WILL No DOUBT. M EXTENDED SOUTH or KING
STREET TO THE NEW PASSENGER STATION. THUS aAKiNo
IT READILY ACCESSIBLE
THE RAILWAYS rERsfsAriSo AT sEATTf.K SHOULD NOT
BE PERMITTED TO RAILROAD
YARDS NOR TO MoNopoLIzE LANDS
KING STREET ron PASSENGER AND FREIGHT TRAFFIC.
FREfoHT rARps SHOULD nE LOCATED WE'LL THE SOUTH
OF THE CITY Lrsfrs As MUCH THIS PROPERTY
SOON NJ fSpIEPESssntE FOR BUSINESS AND NAsrFAcroR
EVERYONE INCLUDING RAILWAY OFFICIALS Will IN A
FAR SOUTH A ATLANTIC STREET FREIGHT
GATED TWO or THREE MILES FROM BUSINESS CENTER
As IN NEW YORK BOSTON AND LARGE EASTERN
SHOULD BUSINESS A
TO isnes PER lot WHILE THERE ARE Tnous-
ACRES SOUTH WHICH
AVERAGE COST or Less THAN LOT INCLUDING
EVERY BASEMENT ~ TNcAvkTED
SAVES MORE THAN THE cosr or FILING.
VIZ PUBLISH THIS NOW IN THE HOPE THAT ALL CITIZENS
CITY COUNCIL. THAT A BITE SELECTED
sTRyET TRAFFIC. BUSINESS AND THE GROWTH
CAN NEVER NJ oBsTRucTEp DEPOT
MORE EFFEcTUALIY THAN
THE coal BusKERs rREIoHT YARDS AND RAILROAD WARE
AND SITE WOULD TIMES AZ
MUCH DEARBORN THAN
soi'TH ATLANTIC STREET nETwETS OCCIDENTAL AND
ORIENTAL AVENUES
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-01-15

WHY PAY RENT when you can
own your own homea We VIII sell
you lot 60xlla in size for $500 on
easy mohthly payments. By pay
Ing cash YOU can get "A liberal dis
count and We can get you the
money TO build with at a low rate
of interest, which can he paid back
In monthly installments instead OF
paying rent to a landlord YOU are
paying for your own home. These
lots are only two blocks from the
ear line IN e. r. stones old home
stead ~ Fremont. Edwards a
steae, agents. ~ Hinckley block.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-01-15
Go ON The CITY OF EVERETT
SEATTLE, EVERETT.
AND EDMONDS Route

LssVs fsattls. 1.os a, m. y m. aud
y, IA.
LsaV. Everett siis a. m. z.ao and
10 y. IN
Three round trips daily except
sunday.
coiusu dock. Seattle. Tel. Red asi.
Pare Tse. round trip 81 90. FIRST
class meals served at wr.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-01-15

or at.iaN. Dest-f Horton Bank bid
Wal IL BUTTNER. Attorney at
Law Advice free. auifs PROSE-
tutrd aud defended In all r2urtn.
~ Years experience Proceedings
~ bankruptcy. Cumpa nice iuc0r-
pofatfH. Abstracts carefully eR-
Hmtued Collections made in all
parts II the United States high
ct commercial and bank refrrrn-
go Hta Third avenue. opposite
i'Hhiis Library Phone Main 1000
J, y RAIL Jit. 10 itoaweil Block.
ha Columbia 81. above LIST Ave.
ernefai practice M eli the courts.
Damage Cases = Specially
Moderate Fees Consultation Free.
Ten Years Active Practice
Pierre + Ferry. 60 Piauser buiiding.
>. a KELLOGG. f2s BAILEY building
dEo . AtsT 7os NEW york BID.
w 2. lsANBuTH 1ot-s. paeinc bik
a G. MACDONALD. ios burke nid
Root. Palmer a Brown. Pioneer BID.
y g coNoNFR GO Halter bidg
LYMAN & KNAPP 10 Haller bldg
~ y MARTIN 2 Boston nlock.
q. WARD KEMP. ~ nufke BLDG
. y DOUGLAS. "a gsu YORK Blk.
RICHARD osborn. 70as NY. 10
9. =. LANgLANp soi New York blk
HoRAeE PETER. SO Nsw York IN
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-01-15
FOR SALE.

FoR sALh'- Seattle auction Rals
stable, l2i2 Western ave; phone
Bun 1881. Auction every Tuesday
and Friday at r, m. horses
wagons, harness. etc, All kinds OF
goods sold on commission. NJ. J.
WALK ER, uuCtioneer.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-01-15

We have n choice list Of vacant lots
cottages, mudern dwellings and
stores ~ all parta Of the city. Ger
man American Investment Co, stS
Third avenue.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-01-15

jan 4 9 II ~ 10 ~ TfH| : = "
ia. aI go march b,
leave san Francisco faH seattle
no s m Jan. A. o. ~. -. - =. il.
Fob. 3 10 fa tu ets March ?.
Steamer leaves rfrrt HftH day
there's ffHf
for Alaska t.rHtr seattle 2 = W.
Cottage eiiA IAN no. rs Eeh "a.
MARCH 81 Senator jon. - - lths
o. Match Alati Jan E za FEB.
4 ip March steamer leaves rv-
cry nHh d. thereafter
tistst um.s ats rirst Av.. seattle
y IsttaI EafaHT act Iu HIIsf. Astt
,fn Aft uHssH Docs estiia IoaaaAi
i'fkin' 20 aea. Arb ssu ffshrisr1
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-01-15

The resolution introduced into
council ~ pr ctlchtoR requesting
the city engineer TO prepare plans
and estimates Zoe 4 municipal gas
plant 40 a move IN the fight diress
ton. The city Of seattle can anard
70 erect modest plant IN the heart
~ the city and supply gas az 81 per
t.0Qo 10 business men The gaH trust
cannot stand that sort ot competi-
ton and continues a. survive.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-01-15

THE funeral Ter Geo. ". Crawford
Was held Al l eseioek this afteruoon
from the family residences st Ross.
Funeral services fer WIN H Dun
18th were held fran the family rest
dence. no puntlas avenue, ~
o'clock iris afternoon
The tnfanf cf Mr. and Mrs. ..
knaisen died sRat hight az the fam.
~ residences IN ballard.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-01-15
REAL ESTATE.

FOR SALE; easy terms. so acres In
White River valley, al lmpro, ea
Inc buildings IA acres near Kent.
good buildings improved. Neither
lands Mortgage BANK. as BAILEY.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-01-15

The sultan II Turkey has reduced
taxes. although he atiii owes Uncle
sam that uarnoat indemnity The
mlaarabic hssthenl
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-01-15

THE FIRST EATIoNAL BANK
OF SEATTLE.
Paid up Capital, size 90
General banking business transacted
J. y. Hoge. Jr.. pres: ~. MeMick-
en-. vice pres. l.. Turner. cash, r.
Y. Farkharst. Asst. cash. Excbsnge
On principal cities os u g. Europe.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-01-15

Paid up capital 49,. tls1. 90
TransActs general banking business
~. G. Henry. pren. r. r.. Spencer.
cash. Esfs deposit saiuts for rent.
Safe Deposit tssit esxes fer Rsss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-01-15
poDwkLL a CO. LTD.
Victoria Route.
Double esrvice1
cuT RATES cur RATES

Y l. 4 T.
To Port Townsend and Victoria.
Fare . cents neFthH = cents
Steamer Utopia sails frum Neuier
wharf daily except sunday ~ , %
o. M
Steamer Eshofns leaves Yesier
Dock daily except sunday. ~ sam.
wuATCoN ROUTE
Fast and elegant steamer Victorian
sails frorn rrsler wharf daily. ex-
reps Monday. 1T noon. calling at
Port Townsend AnAcoften. Pair.
haven. Whntcum. connecting wIth
railways st Anacortsa ard what
com.
DopwFf.i q CO. f.ssnssd.
General AGcfttf.
Tel Main go. isa James ST.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-01-15

LOT aad sroDm modern H9urs pH
fMaHfteft Hfrnus hard urIHn
uaHf# pspefrf good condition
Pre- fif1a rsrH# aH Hs' N fe.
erred. ~ per cent pHn'r no.
T#anIf. Seventh avenue anHfn.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-01-15
\ HOME ron rot

ou payments nenriy as eaay ~ lsHt
wi double iu taIHH Hsf uH Hf
auas Great Northern Lend Co...
81 1T $50. Phone HaIH t
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-01-15

psa mend Tee - the best n costs
90 more than the cheapest Tel
Mnir a9ss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-01-15
II. II. DEARBORN 4 co.

Boom G. H.ller BuIIdIng. ses,tlc. wsshlnston
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-01-15
ArToRNtYsAT ~

hAHTFoHB BEAUMONT eoansei-
~ st=tH s.. Dekf~f Horton Bank nid
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-01-15
FiNANolAL-wanted 10 eorrow

WHY keep your money In bank
when We can get you Z per cent.
on first mortgage. improved real
estate in tho city ~ Seattle Ger
man American Investment Co. kis
Third Ave. opposite public library.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-01-15
SANITARY BATHS.

3 old stabilized Sanitary
baths. now lpcHtsd az Gi1 Third
avenue open day end night
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-01-15

For Washington. foreman for log~
glng camp. hook tender. iSt and
md falierH. 70. block sawyer Old
man OF boy 20 aaw wood. Ballard
Employment once. Ballard. Wa
Tel faka az
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-01-15
SOCIETY NOTICES.

ESTES Dancing Academy. Z5it is.
ase. popular and select school up-
to-dats fancy aud society dancing:
only school HhaHe ordinary pupss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-01-15
Pacific Coast Steamship Co

7 " |7HW I 7 = III I7NW
Tho Company Htsam
hhHpa state uf CAL
WaliA WaiIa Umauiia
eve zee ttl~.
- -. f1
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-01-15
WANTeo-Rg1L ESTATE.

We have cafh customers for lots.
cottages ana modern dwellings a
any part 81 the city. Gersnsr-
American Investment Co. $40 1fd
avenue, opposite public library
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-01-15
scandinavian American Bank

Of Seattle A general banking bust
ness transacted Deposits 81 t0a. 900.
A. Chilherg. pres. T.. L. Grondahi.
lst ytcs pres. A. u soeioerE cash. !.
y Lane. asst cash No branches.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-01-15
FUNERAL DIRECTORS.

HUTfEhwouTH a saas euba
err ft2s ifgs ThIfd Tel PIC -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-01-15
REAL ESTATE.

FARMS ara amhef IN Iarge tracts.
dividend psvinR gold copper and
coal br0po IfI9Ha Hfil BE- iuFesti-
gated ANA purchased through the
owner only
j TEACHNOH,
20 Ers HuHH Hiafk
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-01-15

Per Alaskan waters. small steamer.
captain. mate IHt and znd en~
Eluref Jap COOK boss here
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-01-15
rENTs AND AWNINGS.

=-ssessss- 49, 4rars@-~ls~
We mangfactufe ali kinds u can
Nae covered Horse Blankets for al
Kinds Of hornss at al kinds 81 prices.
Al kinds 81 people buy them Sat
tie Tent and Awning %. sholesais
manufacturers Marion ane Western
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-08-02
CITY BREvITIEs.

Yesterday was the "open season" FOR
bin collectors OF whom there was a smnll
army making the rounds of the city
Yesterdays roll call at police hcadquar-
time between tho day and night forces,
which occurs every sixty days
A large percentage of the disciples OF
Blackstone In attendance on the Galveston
meeting OF the state Bar association were
In the city last night en- route To their
several homes.
Deputy Sheriff Ike Posner OF Galveston
was in the City. last night en- route 10
Sal Antonio, h0Ning In custody three luna
ties from Galveston county destined for
the Southwest Texas asylum.
a deep sea turtle was received In the
amphiban Of tho Kind that has been
shipped to Houston In quite a while.
Mr.. Ted Sweeny swltchman In the
international aud Great Northern Yards,
yesterday received telegram calling him
to Enst st Louis 10 attend the hedside
Of his father, who Is lying at the point
OF death
There are, undeliyered kilograms at tho
office of the Western Union Telegraph
company FOR John Weddell. William OCon.
ner Aron schrekraut, G, ID. R0sonerens,
son and Marlin Rucker.
A fierce electric storm, followed by n
drenehing rain, visited the city yesterday
was discontinued for snort dine. One
car on Texas avenue was disabled for a
time by an electric bolt,
Services viii be conducted at the Ortho.
dox Congregation Adath Jcshurun this
evening Mt 1880 and tomorrow mOrnins
nj S o'clock Rabbi Simon Glazer win
ofhciate. subject of address tonight:
| Tue Jewish Life OF the Middle Age.
All are welcome
Ed Gaines, colored, was bound over to
the grand pury IN the sum OF $3.50 yester.
day by Justice Mcdonald OF Cnaneyyllle
ON a charge OF stenling 1000 pounds OF
! biass from the Nation Cotton OH com,
| panys plant The charge entered against
tie Defendant was burglary.
a telephone message received by In
| tcrested parties IN this city Yesterday
! floni DR.. ". ). WciSigcr of Damon M
nennoed that great deal " gas IS being
encountered In GuGey well No 1 Which
has reached depth OF 200 feet the
prospects for oil are reported Ia grow
| brighter with each revolution OF the drill
The police department yesterday received
a message from Superintendent Mcdowell
of the Katy" instrueting them 10 look
| out for Willie Williams, colored, who ia
charged with the killing OF Watehman
a.. y. Shearin at Smithville. The man
/ wanted Ia described as i've feet eight
Inches tall, 80 years old, large eyes, face
! pltted from smallpox. has course voice
and shutters when he talks fast
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-08-02
LARGE REWARD OFFERED
GOVERNOR SAVERS AFTER THE MUIR
DERERS OF ITALIAN CITIZENS.
Local Officers Are Still Active in Ferret
inc Out These Mysterious Crimes.
Additional Arrests Expected.

Governor Joseph d. Sayers has issued a
proclamation offering a reward Of $500 for
the arrest and conviction OF the parties
responsible for tho recent murder OF two
italian citizens and the attempts made on
the lives OF two others.
The dates OF the commissions OF the
crimes are as follows:
July &c. Llveri's body fished out OF the
bayou at Dickinson.
July 14-Carlo Trombatore shot from am
bush. corner La Branch and Franklin
July l6Frank l3aflotto shot from am
bush while sitting In his store near the
San Antonio and Aransn3 Pass railroad,
made.
July 22-Dead body of John Llverl found
In Major u. w. Caves pasture.
Governor Sayers was made acquainted
with the condition of affairs at this place
through Sherin A. II. Anderson. AS soon
as the governor was advised fully OF the
state OF things he promptly posted the
above reward
While the local officers need no such
stimulation In order 10 put forth their very
best efforts. II Is believed the reward will
help along the cases In other localities
where there Is less official vigilance.
sheriff A. X. Anderson and Detective
Quinn left the city "wednesday night with.
out announcing their destination. IL Is
understood that their mission Is the sery.
Ing Of another warrant In connection with
the killing Of John Liyeri. The officers
used the utmost caution in keeping their
movements unknown to the general pub
lie, they deemng such action necessary
In order TO avoid possible fright to the
We're expected TO return some time last
night.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-08-02
famous for AN a centnrv.

Those who suffer from stomach, blood.
kidney or nervous troubles should bear In
mind an important fact about Dr. Har-
ter's Iron Tonic that Is, that this remedy
has been largely used for forty I'VE years.
Once in while some absolutely perfect
compound is discovered. This Is one OF
them, and affords ample proof Of tue
learning and wisdom OF DIR. Harter rrue,
modern methods OF preparing It are used,
tt is now made in one of the finest lab
oratorles in the world, but In all essen.
tials It is precisely the same as when nrst
made by Dr.. Harter nearly half a century
ago. How many other remedies nave
grown In favor, or even survived, for that
length OF timer
Or. Harers Iron Tonic Is a wonderru,
medicine. 1t Is more than tonic; II IL 4
blood mnker and life remover. 1t stlinu.
lates the repair OF the body and IL supplles
something TO repair with.
All building or healing Of the body de.
ponds on an abundance OF blood mar !.
rien Ia IRON Nowhere, except IN Dr. Mar,
ters lion Tonic, can you get the pecniIas
form OF IRON thar Is all ready To become
part OF yon Us soon as IL Is taken
" you are not well and have moi heeu
Wen Tor some time. try this remedy. Firsi
VIII come better appetite. then better al
gestlon. then better color ind finally ia
creased activity OF All the vital organs
and new ana wonderful sense OF vigoi
aud strength. Prepared only hy The Dr
every whore.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-08-02
SHIP CHANNEL INSPECTION
WORK WILL NOW PROCEED FASTER,
M SAYS COLONEL RICHIE.
Government Engineer Also Located OBJ
stacles to Navigation and viii
Have Them Removed.

Galveston. Texas. August i.--coIonel G..
s Richie, United states engineer in charge
OF this district returned this morning
from trip OF inspection OF the work
done on the Buffalo bayou ship channel.
lie reports that the work has been pro-
crossing slowly during the last month for
the reason that the dredgc has been
working In bed Of clay. He says, how
ever, that II Is about through this and
hereafter the work will proceed much
faster. There are now three miles Of
the channel completed and the pilIng Is In
place for about two miles more There
was considerable apprehension lest the nigh
tide would iniure the work, but II did not
do any damage Of consequence. The work
TINT had been completed was not injured
~ the tide at all but a portion OF the
hlling was washed out from some OF IN
work that had not been hnlshed This,
However, amounted to very little.
While ON this trip Colonel Richie in
spceted two of the obstacles to naviga
tlon in the Buffalo bayou. one Of these
the mouth Of Greens bayou. 1t Is the
wreck OF an old excursion bark and Is
10 about eight or ten feet Of water.
Another Is located In the middle of the
bayou opposite the upper end of the Gin
too wharf. 1t Is the wreck OF dreuge
boat and is In from fifteen TO twenty feet
% water. From Its location II is danger
Gus to navigation.
There are two. other obstacles reported
the city limits OF Houston Colonel Richie
did nor Inspect these on this trip but will
make a special trip for this purpose in
Il few days.
Colonel Richie says that these obstacles
must be removed and that he thinks
now Is the best time to have 1t done. IL
for their removal will be made at an
early date.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-08-02
GONZALES NEWS LIENS.

Verdict of Not Guilty in the Case of
j. w. Carson.
Gonzales, Texas, August DIR C. A.
Pfaender will leave in few days for
Washington, d. c., to take position
there in the agricultural department. He
VIII be engaged in compiling data In Eng
fish and German on the diseases of ami
mails
The colored normal viii close this week,
the examinations being held today, Fri
day and Saturday. II was conducted by
pror. Prltehett, principal of the Gonzales
The Gonzales Gin company ginne
another bale of cotton today making the
third received here. The cotton is turning
out a good sample and large amount OF
lint II the, hot, dry weather prevails
ioh several DAYS cotton VIII open fast
the murder , Of a negro, the jury returned
Joe Price (coloredj is on trial for the
murder of w. T. Coleman tcoloredi. There
tried.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-08-02
Changes at Texarkana.

Texarkana Texas August tMr. f. H.
Jones, travelling auditor Of the Cotton Belt
railway, was today appointed general bag
gage agent of the entire system of said
road headquarters Mt Texarkana, vice sam
HeilZheim resigned,
j. T. Corbett, local agent of the Cotton
Belt railway, resigned his position today;
his successor has not been appointed
Lake Stallcup. chief clerk Of the general
managers office Of the Kansas City, Pitts
burg and Gulf railway resigned to go
with the Houston East and West Texas
railway He was succeeded by Harold Glib
son Of this place.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-08-02
MR.. HARTMAN IS COMING.
En- Route to Houston to Commence His
Duties as SuEerintendent.

En- Route to Houston to Commence His
Duties as Superintendent.
FL Paso, Texas, August 1,George Hart
man, formerly superintendent of the Chi
huahua division of the Mexican Central
road, arrived from chihuahua last night
and will leave for Houston tomorrow to
take charge Of his now division hrvi"- -
Gently been appointed superintendent of the
Southern Pacinc to ill the vacunc. cduse..
by the death of Mr. w. NJ. NIulvey several
weeks ago.
Mr. Hartman says he knows nothing Of
who will succeed him as superintendent OF
the chihuahua division on the Mexican Cen
trail permanently, but Mr.. Butcher, who re-
lieved him before, will relieve him temper.
arily and will probably be made permanent
superintendent. No circular has been sent
out, however, to that effect.