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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-09
A JOB FOR EVANS.
Said He Will Be Appointed Comptroller
Of The Currency.
WILL GET MORE MONEY
And the President Can Satisfy the
Hungry Pension Crowd.
BURLESON TO GO ON A JUNKET.
Will Be One of the congressman TO Visit
the Philippines.
THOSE NOT ENTITLED TO HOMESTEADS
Eight Classes Of People Who Are Barred
from Entering on the Indian
Lands in August.
BURlESON TO GO ON A JUNKET.
Will Be One of the congressman TO Visit
the Philippines.
HOSE NOT ENTITLED TO HOMESTRADS
Especial to The POST,

Washington, July S.--rhe resignation OF
Charles G. Dawes as comptroller of the
currency, TO take effect October l, has,
1t is said, settled the pension office con-
troversy. IL was reported this Afternoon
that Mr. Evans viii be transferred to the
onict OF comptroller Of the currency. MIR.
Evans, 1t Is pointed out. is in every way
qualified for the oficc OF comptroller, hav-
ing had large business ana financial ex-
perience, The appointment Of Evans as
comptroner Of the currency would be in
the nature Of promotion. as the salary
Is much larger than that paid to commits
sioner OF pensions, and the term of office
Is FOR six years; besides 1t is said the work
IS much more pleasant and congeniai. The
appointment. OF course, win not be made
before October and in that month the cam
paign VIII open up in Ohio. Tals pros.
peciiye vacancy IN the treasury depart.
ment is really the only thing that Presl-
dent Mckinley now has In sight for Mr.
Evans. BY accepting II, it f. claimed, Mir.
Evans will relieve the administration or
OH embarrassment without giving his enc
mics opportunity to gloat over his trans
fer. The arrangement II is understood,
has been agreed on and It Us confidently
predicted that ex-Representatiye Peters OF
| Kansas win be appointed pension commits
siOuer next October
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-09
Texans in New York.
Especial to The Post)


New York, July s-The following Texans
are registered In New York
Houston-L. n. Raphael, S. r. Raphael,
st Denls William j. Cleveland, Norman
die; r. X Dancy, Aston; j. Levy, A. NJ,
Levy, Hoffman.
Austin-J Croll and family, st Clair; f
Elizabeth McGay Fifth Avenue; r. G
Smith, Marlborough Henry Ladd and wife
Normande
Parls-B. f. Baldwin. Marlborough.
pnllas- II A Benton. r. s. Edwards
Hoffman; q. II Ammersly, Marlborough
Port Arthur-E. f. Yilman. Hoffman
Martin L. A. Robinson, Hoffman.
Fort Worth-A. Augusta, Manhattan.
Burlasou-E. z. Edwards Hoffman.
waco-J. Mitchell Nash, Hoffman.
Kerens-T. Holland, Union Square.
Texas--R n. Henry, Rosmore
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-09
EleHT GLASSES ARg eARRgp
From Participation in the Distribution OF
the Indian Lands.

Allt Hluldfl AdflQ5s
Especial to The Post)
Washington, July S.--The following list
of those who are not entitled 10 make
homestead entry in the wichita and Kiowa,
Comnnche and Apache reservations has
been prepared by the interior department.:
l. Any person who has an existing home
stead entry or who, after June g. 1860.
abandoned OF relinquished such an entry
=. a married woman, unless She has been
deserted or abandoned by her husband
3. One not a citizen az the United states
and who has not declared his intention TO
become such.
A. Anyone under 81 years OF age not head
OF family unless be served IA the army
Or navy of The United states not less than
fourteen days during actual wpr.
.. Anyone who is the proprietor of more
tLan 100 acres OF land ia any State or
Territory.
6 one who has perfected title to home
stead of 100 acres bN proof OF residence
and cultivation for liYe years.
z one who has perfect title ia a home
stead of 100 acres under section p act OF
June 10, 1880.
S One who Is in the situation where
the title acquired and now being acquired
by him under the public land laws in per-
suance Of the cpttics made since August 80,
1850, with the tract now sought 10 ne
entered viii make IN he aggregate more
than $40 acres OF non-mineral lands.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-09
Root to Inspect Army Posts.
Lcnn.i,l u tIl,n pnsfA

Washington. July s. Secretary Root ez'
meets to leave this week for a somewhat
extended Trip to the West where he ~
inspect number Of military posts, espe-
cIaIly those at Fort Leayenwoifh, Kan,
Fort Riley, Kan, and Jefferson barfnchs,
Mo, where extensive improvements are 10
The government contemplates eNpendlns
In the neighborhood Of Si,OO9-0p ~ ne
erection OF suitable barracks and pther y
cilities for the accommodation OF ihrse
rrnney for these improve aents "as mas
asniifble the first Of the fiscal year, JUS
aad The work will begin at once.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-09
WRECK ON THE COTTON BELT.
Engineers Head Severed from Body.
Crew OF Thirteen Men Injured.

Engineers Head Severed from Body
Crew OF Thirteen Men Injured.
Brinkley, Ark. July s.-lust north Of
obear station, hfty miles north OF here on
the Cotton Belt, at o'clock this morning,
a work train In charge Of Conductor Billy
smith ran on a bridge and was wrecked
with fatal results. Engineer I'D Mcoieeyy
Of the wrecked train was instantly Killed,
having his head severed from his Nbody
Fireman Stevenson was picked mp In an
unconscious condition severai fact away
from the wreck. There We're just thirteen
people on the illtated train, including tn,
crew, every one of whom received injuries
10 a greater or less extent. bngineer Ne
Gceyv. the only one of tire thirteen to lose
his life lives iu Joneshoro, to which point
his remains will be taken for burial. Inc
cause of the wreck Is unknown, as a freight
train mad lust passed over the track IA few
minutes before II occurred.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-09
ARKANSAS GAMBLING LAW.
jury Of Twelve Business Men Discharge

Jury Of Twelve Business Men Discharged
an Alleged Offender,
Little Rock, Ark. July s.-A jury of
twelve business men today returned YER
dict OF not guilty in three cases of the
state vs.. Bob Furth, charged with violating
the now antl-gambling law. II was alleged
that Furth opened and ran his club rooms
in violation OF the new law. The trial was
in magistrates court The city authori
ties nave recently closed the club rooms
under the old law, which provides for fines
against players as well az gambling house
proprictors and dealers Under the new
Law Furth was arrested each day aud, il
was clnlmed, his club rooms were kept oper
meanwhile.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-09
CLAIMS THE AUTHORSHIP
OF the Routine Order 10 Dewey to G
TO Manila,

OF the Routine Order TO Dewey to Go
TO Manila.
Washington, July s.-Rear Admiral
CrowinshIeld chief of the bureau OF navi-
CATION, today Issued formal statement
TO the effect that he is the author Of the
famous dispatch TO Admiral Dewey order
Ing him 20 proceed from Hong Kong to
Manila and there capture or destroy the
Spanish feet. Admiral Crowinsbleld states
that he wrote the dispatch In the White
House and submitted II TO both Attorney
Gs1erai Griggs and the president and
thar the only change In the dispatch as he
wrote II was the addition OF either tho
word capture" or destroy"
The dispatch, according to Admiral Grow
inshieid was then handed toN Lieutenant
Whlttleby, who took II to Secretary Long
and after the latter had signed IT, sent II
10 Admiral Dewey
Admiral Crowlnshleld says that whatever
credit comes from having given the order
Long.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-09
Fall NAV Prove Fatal.

San Antonio, Texas, July s--Mr. Joseph
a railway mail clerk whose route Is from
San Antonio TO Corpus Christi, fell from
the three-story window Of the building on
the corner OF Navarro and Houston streets
tonight and sustained injuries that II IS
feared will prove fatal. He struck the
hard sidewalk, thirty feet below, ana has
never regalned consciousness.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-09
Gomez 10 Sail "Wednesday.

Central Valley, y. Y, July s,-General
Mayimo Gomez was the guest OF Tomas
Estrada Palma al his home here tonight.
large crowd OF villagers gathered In
front OF Mr. Paims's house and cheered
the veteran leader.
General Gomez Will return 10 New York
tomorrow and sail for Cuba "Wednesday
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-09
Texaa BANKING Natter.

V0INNINE V7E'F
Washington July 8. The comptroller Of
the currency today authorized the Graham
National bank of Graham, Texas, to com,
mence business with $4,000 capital. Cicero
Smith Is president and Charles Gay casa
Ter Of the new bank,
Ihe tillon National bank Of New orleans
las cen approved as Il reserve agent Tor
the city National bank Of Dallas.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-09

opposing conferences In session on the plat
form. In the conferences Of the conserva.
tives, ex-Attorney General Harmon. Harlan
Cleveland and others are explaining their
platform. The other conference Is conduct
cd by Temporary Chairman Salem, Judge
Blandan and fifteen other johnson mon
who come from Cleveland to urge what Is
known as the Cuyahoga cOunty convention
place tonight the Cleveland delegates We're
insisting TO the last on their plank on tax.
alton, but they were no longer pressing
other new departures"
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-09
NEW PHlLlPPlNE rARlFF.
II Is Expected to Shut Out All Except
America and Spain.

X rs EXpeCteu 70 oNut Out NJ LNUIpI
Afierica and Spain.
New York, July S,-fGhe new Philippines
torln has received It's finishing touches at
the war department, the Washington cor
respondent OF the Tribune reports, ana q
viii be sent by mail to Governor TAFT In a
day or two. 1t Is expected IT VIII be pro
mulgated carly neat month, TO so into et-
feet Immediately.
The new law is expected TO produce an.
nualIy Sl5,00OOo0 revenue for the support
of the insular government and TO reduce
materially imports from all countries OK
cent the United States and spain, par
tlcular attention having been given TO the
Incidental protection Of Philippine indus
tries against rivals In the Western Pacific
and Indian oceans.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-09
Will NOT INTERFERE

II the Government of Cuba Desires to
Paw Bonds.
Washington, July SIT was aScertalned
at the war department today that It Is not
the Intention of this government to inter
fere In Cuba to tho extent Of preventing
the payment of Cuban bonds should the
new government OF Cuba determine TO rs
sumo the bonds issued by the former So
called government ami iuuta.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-09
THE EUROPEAN NAVAL STATION

Rear Admiral Cromwell Has Departed 10
Assume Command.
Washington. July 8. The navy depart
ment received cahlegram this morning
announcing the departure ot Rear Admiral
Cromwell aboard his hagshlp the Chicago,
from Rio de Jnneiro for ST. Vincent
Canary Islands. en- route To the Mediter-
ranean to assume his new duties as com
mnuder In chief Of the European station.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-09
WEArHER lNfoRMATloN.


Washington. Juiy s--Rostern Texas
Generally fair Tuesday ana Wednesday
fresh easterly Winds
oklahoma ana indian Territory General
" fair; continued warm Tuesday and wed.
uesday; southery winds.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-09
THE CREEK TREATY.
Proclamation Putting II into Effect Has
Been Issued.

lIOkldifaAlOll etN'llJ - 'tiNN e~''N@N ffN'-
Been Issued.
Muskogee, l. r., July 9.-'rhe proclama-
ton Of President Mckinley putting the
Creek treaty into effect was received here
today by chief Porter and great demon
stratlon IS being made The treaty pro
vldes that Indians may sell their lands
10 white people and also gives tlte to town
lots. The Creeks have 5,OOO,OOO acres of
fertile land and u great rush OF white set
tiers is expected. The Creek Nation con
talns the late big oil ind at Red Fork.
The Muskogee tOwnsite commission was
re-estabshed and work resumed today IN
accordance with the treaty.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-09
RuRLEsoN WILL JuNKET.
The Texas Congressman Is Going TO the
Philippines.

Especial to The Post.l
Washington, July s.-one of the Texas
members Of congress has decided TO take
advantage Of the opportunity now offered
to visit the Philippines. Representative
Burleson viii he among the party of con-
gressiona visitors booked for passage on
the Mcclellan, which sails from New York
Wednesday. The president Is rather anS-
ious that the members OF congress should
make the tlip IN order 10 get good work
ing knowledge OF the situation In our new
possessions The government furnishes the
transportation, but all who go are re-
CURED TO pay their living expenses there
and back The cost OF this Is 81 day.
exclusive Of refreshments not on the resu-
lar card
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-09
TWO Neoroes Murdered.

Laurel Miss, July s.-James Whittineton
shot and killed sam HIN, a negro aud
mortnl,y wounded Hiirs wife last night.
Z he latter died tonight, u Is claimed thai
the shooting WINS unprovoked.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-09
TROUBLE is LIKELY.
The Territory Is Said to Be Full Of
Sooners,

VI Reno. 0. r. July s.-Judge Klrkpat.
rlck, special allotlng agent Of the Kiowa
and Comanehe Indian reservation said to-
day that Caddo county Is full OF "sooners'
and that trouble Is likely 10 occur, not
WithstaDding the country is to he opened by
allotment and not by running. Two troops
OF cavalry one each for Fort Reno and
Fort Sill, have been ordered 10 these posts
and are expected to arrive at their ex-
pected destination on Wednesday.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-09
49, neath Record

New York. July s--The deaths from heat
tor the week ending July in the nvs
ocsoughs Of Greater New York were 300.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-09
GeneraI Ohservatlons.

Observations taken by United states
weather bureau at p. m. 10th meridian
tinlp. it,iu.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-09
District AVERAGES.

Not included in means.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATIO N LAND OFFICE, AT
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Angst !. 1901.

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The St. Johns herald., 1901-09-14
Describe the Tragedy.

In an interview Secret Service Detective Ireland, who with Officer Gallagher was near the President when the shots were fired, said:
 It has been my custom to stand back of the'P 'Presinent and just to the left so that I could see the right hand of every person ap- preaching, but yesterday I was re- quested to stand opposite the President so that Mir. Mi1born could stand at the left and intro duce the people as they approach ed. Tn that way was unable to get good look at every ones right hand.
 A few moments before the as- sassin approached a man came a. long with three fingers of bis right hand tied up in a bandage and he had shaken hands with the President. When the murderer came up l noticied he was a boy ish looking fellow with an innoc- ent face, perfectly calm, and I also noticed that his right hand was wrapped in what appeared a b andage. I watched him closely but was interrupte d by the man in front of him, Who held to the Presidents ha nd unusually long. This man appeared to be an Ital- ian and wore sh ort, heavy black moustache. He was persistent and 1t was necessary for me to push him along so that the others could reach the President. Just. as he released the Presidents hand and as the President was reaching for the hand of the as- sassin there were two quick shots. Started for a moment, I looked and saw the President draw his right hand up under his coat, stralghten up and pressing his lips together, give the assassin the most scornfull and contemptuous look possible to imagine.
 BRAVE COLORED MAN.
 At the same time I reached tor the young man and caught his left arm. A big negro stand ing just back of him, and who would have been next to shake the Presidents hand, struck the young man in the neck with one hand and with the other reached for the revolver which had been discharged thru the handkerchief and the shots from which had set fire to the linen.
 Immediately a dozen men fell upon the assassin and bore him to the floor. While on the floor the murderer tried again to discharge the revolver, but before he could l point 1t at the President it was hooked from his hand by the ne- gro. IL flew across the floor and one of the artillerymen picked it | up and put it in his pocket.
 "On the way down to the station the assassin would not say word but seemed greatly agitated.
The St. Johns herald., 1901-09-14
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