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New-York tribune., 1901-12-11

ARRIVED.
Steamer Man,ou C3r). Cannons. London November .
and % cabin passengers to the Atlantic Trans
Tuscarora lBr). Payne London November %
steamer r Kaiser Wilhelm Crosse Ger. Hogemann
nse S44 cabin TO TO Oerichs
Co steamer ef hevs4non at shs Bar o oeeH
Gon%ysS psssbaP Port Maria Port Anono and
Inagua with mdse and cabin passengers 10 the came
Steamer Ito Nor Bryde Havana December 5. in bal
last BHEen N Henksen *
ballast to Munson arrived at tie Bar at 11ste; II m
: With sugar Vessel Emilio Puig Arrived al
stssmer ccr, Eohde Kinsstgp S0gsmser s e
Forwood keIIock. Arrived at the Bar at
mdse and fo12 to iames Ward
rys4 qd the Na sf York & p san Domingo city
MIA MaGPs Monte rsPe and Tr Island s. With mse and IS
passengers William Clyde * Co. Arrived at the
Steamer II Ma Jacobs New-orleans December with
DSe NsspST S s 1sD SsTS and SSTGh
Steamer Benefactor French Philadelphia with ndse to
sandy Hook n J. Dec 10. $50 m-wind west; mod
crate; clear
Steamer Tallahassee for Savannah: Mamma Hata Bal
ma% t;eoTgstown e. BTeHau GER, Galveston 81 Rio
New-orleans; Jamestown. Norfolk and Newport News;
IIverpooI; Georgetown Cieorgetown {: Aragon. New
port News Columbia ,er Naples. etc Gransense (srI
Para: Stella dtsD Genoa, etc: Gulf Stream. Fhladei-
pha.
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMSHIPS.
FOREIGN FORTS.
Lizard Dec TO- 1890 q n--Passed steamer Msnomnee
1Br, Lucas, New York for Lonion
Ger. Kopr New-York for Cherbours and Ham
-, burg 9and groceeded, ,,,o-t, ,sr, Wilson
New-York Glasgow tand prcs,eeded):
Everest New-York
Tyne Dec 9-saied steamer Soldier Prince B for New
Beachy Head Dec 1o-Passed steamer Arkansas DAM
Petersen New-York for Christiania, Copenhssen etc
sen New York via SeuhamPtSn for antWssP; WEI sailed
knsae Dec Passed. steamer Csmoons tBrl Penrice
New for Manchester.
Ro'tf5ash pascRi PsS Ronier p SsWTork TNr'''eo
stettin Dec 6-sailed. steamer Naupia tGer' krafte
Bremen Dec io-Arrved. steamer Kronprinz Wilhelm
Gen. Stoermer New-York Plymouth and Cher
Antwerp Dec s-Arrved. British Princess 'Br,.
fee,h Nswl91s via ISndSn; 9TH La cs"poe
St tEois De- vr To steamer s F0n'a0e' 'e
Ger. Kopn. New York Plymouth for Hamburg
Hentz from Brenen, New York.
Bilbao Dec s-saed. Yandiola (span, Ugarte.
AMER Arrived. previously. rhyra IBID.
Trieste Dec 1o-Arrived. steamer tBr,. Cart
wright New York via Palermo
Algiers SSaed steamer Wingrove tBr). Muirhead.
from Batoum for New York.
Port Said 10-Arrived steamer indrassmha tBrt.
Horsfall Norfolk and New-York for Singapore. Ma
Bahia Dec sailed. Raphael tBr,. Graham.
Bermuda Dec IcArriyed steamers cailisto Dutch
r ihuH Gf eas & Rro%n
from Rosario. Buencs Ayres and Montevidso fcr Nsw-
- York..
New-York tribune., 1901-12-11
NEW-YORK CITY.

The cornerstone Of the High School of Com
merce Building, Sixty-ffth-st., near Broadway
will be laid on Saturday. at 2:30 p. IN.
The New-York Florists Club, under whose
spices the recent Flower Show was given at Madi-
Square Garden, held it's annual meeting
Monday evening. The following officers We're
elected for the ensuing year Walter F. Sheridan
president; Alexander Wallace vice-president; John
Young, secretary; Charles b. Weathered treas
urer and John Donaldson, Lawrence Hafner and
Paul Dailledouze, trustees, to two years.
Bainbridge Colby. who reported in yester-
days Tribune having been nominated for third
vice-presdent of the Plaza Republican Club at the
meeting of the nominating CONN. .ittee Monday
night, has written a letter to The Tribune In
which he says that his not presented
at the meeting, and requests that the correction
be made.
New-York tribune., 1901-12-11
NOT TO COMBINE SOUTHERN LINES
OBJECT OF THE SOUTHERN SECURITIES
CoNPANY-CHARTER FILED IN
NEW-JERSEY.


Much interest was aroused yesterday in Wall
Street by the announcement of the hling al
Trenton and Newark of the charter of a cor
poraiion styled the Southern Securities Com
pany as that charter was in general outline
closely similar to that of the Northern Securf-
ties Company, which was Incorporated In New
Jersey a few weeks ago to hold the stocks OF
the Great Northern and Northern Pacific Rail-
read Corporation. 1t is learned, however, that
the Southern Securities Company has not, as
was at first rumored, been formed to combine
some of the great railway systems of the South,
but tha: its object is hold the securities of
certain minor transportation lines and COM
panies owning terminal facilities at points on or
near the Gulf of Mexico. The capital is nomi-
nally S1O0.0O0. but may be increased at will.
The corporators are dummies" and the iden-
tity OF interests behind the new company has
not yet been announced.
Among the objects of the corporation as set
forth in the charter, are: ITO operate and con-
troll transportation lines, terminals and facili-
ties: to construct, lease and operate transporta-
ton line lines. by land or water, in any State
or country. either directly through the own
ershp of stock of any corporation. but always
subject TO the local laws of such State or coun-
try; and to underwrite, subscribe for, sell. ex-
change register and transfer, and deal in stocks,
bonds securities OF any corporation
Among the subsidiary objects and powers are:
To issue bonds. debentures and other nego-
liable or transferable instruments, or otherwise
i. and to the extent permitted by the local
laws of each State and foreign country where
the property may be situated the company may
manage the affairs, or take over and carry on
the business of any company, either by acquiring
the shares stocks. securities. thereof. or other
wise how soever and exercise all or any of
the powers of holders of shares. stocks securi
ties thereof and receive and distribute as prof
its the dividends and interests on such shares,
stocks or securities. To conduct business, to
have Offices and TO hold and convey real and
personal property in any part Of the world,
provided. however. that nothing herein con-
tanned shall be construed to authorize the cor
poration to transact any business in any other
state. contrary to the provisions OF the laws Of
such State"
The sections quoted, it will be noticed, differ
from the corresponding provisions of the North
err Securities Companys charter in containing
the stipulation that the powers granted shall
be exercised only if not in conflict with the local
statutes of the several States in which the
Sollt hern Securities Company is to conduct its
operations.
New-York tribune., 1901-12-11
RATE SLASHING IN UTAH.
ATLANTIC COAST SHIPPERS REAPING THE
BENEFIT.

Salt Lake City, Utah, Dec. 1o-Every railroad
doing business in Utah. according to THE Her
ald' is engaged in a war, the slashing being
principally on westbound traffic. for which there
is a scramble. regardless of rates. The Rio Grande
and the Missouri Pacific, comprising the western
part OF the Gould system. said to have been
active In starting the fight With the Union Pa
cific in the fray, all the roads are now mixed up
in It. and westbound business from the Atlantic
seaboard is being moved in many instances at %
per cent Of the regular tariff rates Business from
Chicago and the Missouri River was taken yester-
day at from 90 81 per reduction the regu-
lar tariff The trouble originated about a month
ago when the Mallory and Morgan steamship lines
became engaged in active competition on ship
I1gents from New-York, by way of New-Orleans
New-York tribune., 1901-12-11
BOSTON BANKS IN MERGER.

Boston. Dec 10-Stockholders of the Shoe and
Leather National Bank and the National Bank of
Redemption. a special meeting to-day. formally
ratified agreement for the liquidation of the
former by the latter. The stockholders OF the Bank
of Redemption authorized increase of capital
from $1,000 900 TO s20c 600. and voted to allot
stock to Shoe and Leather stockholders of record
the close of business to-day.
New-York tribune., 1901-12-11
PARTRIDGE RECOTERS DAMAGES.

,1ew-Haven. Conn, Dec 1o-To William Ordway
Partridge, the sculptor, of New-York, was awarded
= verdict Of $500 by Judge Shumway in the Superior
Court to-day in his suit against the New-York,
New-Eaven and Hartford Railroad Company. The
plaintiff alleges that the model OF statue Of Gen
sral Reynolds. designed 10 be placed In Fairmount
Park Philadelphia, seriously injured while In
transit the lines Of the railroad company. He
ssked for damages Of $1,000.
New-York tribune., 1901-12-11
James McCreery & Co.

Dress Lengths OF
BLACK OR COLORED
FABRICS,
arranged in boxes for con-
venience to purchase as
Holiday Gifts.
Fine quality, plain ana
mixed CheviOts, Home
spuns, serges and Henri
ettas.
$500, $50, 400 and 800
per dress pattern.
1000 Dress Lengths of Cot
ton Fabrics. Percales,
Dimities, Ginghams and
Fancy Foulards.
S1.OO to 400 per pattern.
Twenty-third Street.
New-York tribune., 1901-12-11
STEEL COMPANIES TO BUILD ROAD.

Youngstown Ohio, Dec. 1o.-The large iron and
steel interests In the Mahoning Valley. including
he United States Steel Corporation. the National
steel Company. the Republic Iron and Steel Com
pany and the Bessemer Association are preparing
plans for the construction OF a freight railroad
from Cleveland through the Mahontng Valley to
Pfftsburg. At meeting of the Bessemer Associa-
zion .n Cleveland tomorrow action viii be taken
sF.e raroSer
New-York tribune., 1901-12-11
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Amended War Revenue Laws
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The LVI. Congress-
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Formulation of Cities
Lockout. and strikes.
Labor Laws.
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Area Population. ETC.. of Nations
Marriage and Divorce Law.
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Domestic and Foreign Governmen"'
Politics. Finances, Populations
National Republican League.
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Popular Vote for President
Rulers Attacked by Assassfns.
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Legal Holidays
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New-York tribune., 1901-12-11
NEW RECORD TO VIEW ORLEANS.

New-Oreans. Dec 10 The Morgan Lin.
steamship FL Siglo, Captain Il. B. Quick. which
rived here this morning from New York, has low
cred the record. having made the fastest maidei
trip ever made by any vessel from dock to dock by
t1irty-fve minutes
New-York tribune., 1901-12-11

TODAY.
y-osc. Mails close. Vessel sails.
,,,r,. Galveston MaIory. ........... 800 m
LriesIand Antwerp. Red star. 10o0 m l2:0o
Isnerson Norfolk Old Dominion. 300
Sa,,,bo. Charleston C1yde. 500 m
t,caarIr Iiyerpoo 2:30 800 n
:, pauI southampton American. $50 a a
YuCatan. Havana. n & Cuba 1890 800
aeyernon Inagua Cameron $50 a 100 m
'ralsman, Gudaloupe Demerara. 1l:oO m 100
Eastern Prince Brazil Prince II 80 100
Italian Prince Argentina Prince. 100 800
Preto Glasgow. Allan -State....-
THURSDAY. DECEMBER II
Deutschland, Hamburg Hamb-Am.... $50 700 m
Hamilton. Norfolk. Old Dominion B 60 p
Korona Leeward and WindNard Isl
ands Quebec 1890 m
/ Hayrc. French ZOO 1900 a
SQman 1:30 800 pm
Ydun, X y Cuba II 90 500
FRIDAY DECEMBER I3.
City Of Wssh'ton Tampico. y & c--12:0O m 300
Newfoundland, 1000 1900
Apache. Charleston. Clyde. ............. 400 m
san Marcos. Brunswick, Mallory 300 p M
Princess Anne. Norfolk. Old Dominion. 800
New-York tribune., 1901-12-11

snowstorn A fire In Buffalo. she said. DESTROYED
all her belongings and she started to walk To the
home her mother, IN Bucyrus. Ohio.
New-York tribune., 1901-12-11
James McCreery & Co.

Sale of
VELVET AND CORDU ROY
SHIRT WAISTS.
Embroidered or printed
dot veIveteen-and plain,
fine or coarse rib cOrdu-
rOys.
Rich browns, green's. blues,
tan, reds, purple and
black.
$50 each.
Value $50 to 1000.
Twenty-third Street.
New-York tribune., 1901-12-11

WALKS FROM Buffalo TO SANDUSKT.
Sandusky. Ohio. Dec 10.-Mrs. Larry Ross stag
gered exhausted into the police station early to-day
having walked all the way from Buffalo When
ten miles from this city she overtaken by a
New-York tribune., 1901-12-11
James McCreery & Co.,

James McCreery & Co.,
SALE OF UMBRELLAS.
5000
Mems and WOmen's,
26 and % inch
haunted on pure Silk Taffetas and hne on'o"
Taffetas
Unmarried handles include long pears anu
vor;es plain or silver trimmed NatuTal
woods Stag Horns.
S1.75 each.
of unprecedented nj 'h's pf'oe'
Mounted on heavy, pure, twill silk,-wlth I'M
ported Novelty Handles
Long plain, carved and burnt iVories,-Iea'is
and Stag Horn. Oxidized burhisheo anu
duu grey finish silver, or chased gold
mOunings.
S;,ver-mounted Natural woods, and Cape Horn
s2.75, 1915 and s415.
Value
Twenty third Street
New-York tribune., 1901-12-11
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Sunrise ia 20 Noon sets IN -. Moons age
HIGH WATER.
n SANDY Hook To- Gov 1851 Hell Gate e:ts
r M-Sandy Hook 74e Gov Island s:l4 He'll Gate lo'oo
New-York tribune., 1901-12-11
Tribune
Almanac
For 1902
Will be Ready for
Delivery January !.

A Handy Encyclopedia Of Current
Events, as well as the Medium through
which all Disputes, Political and National
can be settled in Short Order. For over
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of Both Political Parties.
New-York tribune., 1901-12-11

Nothing is more desirable than a healthy
skin. and GREyE's OINTMENT excels producing il
PARKERs HAIR BALSAM is life TO the hair.
New-York tribune., 1901-12-11
Announcements.

Poke effect In Collars.
SEW ANTE. z. & ". SYOSSET.
New-York tribune., 1901-12-11
SHIPPING NEWS.

PORT OF NEw-YoRK-TUEsDAY. DEC 10. 1901.
ARRIVED.
New-York tribune., 1901-12-11
THURSDAY. DECEMBER II.
OUTGOING STEAMERS.

.Brings mail.
New-York tribune., 1901-12-11

The principal object of this
advertisement is to induce in
tending purchasers who arc
not familiar with our establish
ment. to pay US at least one
visit for inspection only.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-12-13
A STRAINED SITUATION.
Argentine Republic and Chile May
Come 10 Blows.
TIE DECISION TO BE REACHED TODAY
Chilean Answer to Argentines Demand
for Construction Of Strategic Roads
New Due.

Bucnos Ayrcs, December T. lho rla-
lions between chile aud toe Argentine Re
public are strained. Chnc has uot yci 70
pied to lhc demand for construction "
ttrptcsir roads IN thc Htiemcd territory.
The chilean answer W this viii be- given
tomorrow. Argentine Officials believe that
Tho answer VIII be satisfactory. hnt par'
" the press duuhi this. Meantime both are
taking protective mcasure-.
IN ease Chllr'- repy b. not Favorable
Argentina viii Withdraw her minister from,
Santiago de Cbil' and the antcccdcnt~ aud
history of the misunderstanding viii he
forwarded to Grcnt Hriluu Tor arbitration.
Chile is hnsilv engaged in buying war-hpis
aiming to surpass tho power OF Argentina s
hcrt
commercial circles bcrc none that the in
duoncc n the pope will prevent rouf.ct
- atpts hrtwcou the Two countries Calm
rrisns here There have hrcu no wsrLke
manifestations hut an parties arc united
in support ~ he government. lhc Az
goutiu and foreign now spnperS puhA,h"1
here unanimously counsel tho ArcculiuN
government to maintain its present 'urf
grtir attitude.
The Argentine governments deposited L..
lVu.utu in LoSdou yesterday iu insure tho
pattu,nt 81 the coupons "f the Argeut'n"
debit rhp Argentine goyerumcni possosscs
another reserve fund az tl3.t0ht". rue
louer ~ BucuoS Atrcs is hut very slight
D. diSiuthrd
\ dc,.roe ordering HE mobilization ~ the
reserves nt is"s aud ls." on January q
has hrrU Issued. lhrA" reserves number
$1,000 mcu. The chamber in secret Sos
Sion has voted me credits necessary for
Tho mobilization Of the militia
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-12-13
A SUMMARY OF THE NEWS.
7oday's Weather,
poMEsT:c.


Labor leaders In Porto Rico were scl
fenced 10 Imprisonment and their union or
dered dissolved.
The arguments IN the Bonine murder trial
al Nashingson were concluded.
The store Of Arthur Goehel At Cincinnati
burned, the Are destroying important pa
pers in connection with his brothers as
fascination in Kentucky.
The American Federation Of Catholic so.
cities AZ Cincinnati elected Officers aud ad.
learned.
Ben fitzpatrick accused in st. Louis OF a
Montana train robbery was sentenced to
hfteen years Imprisonment.
Fight prominent stockmen were arrested
at Guthrie. o. r.. charged VITA attempt
Ing 10 esade quarantine with diseased cat
tie
ahe annual meeting or the American
Friends Peace conference began in rniia.
dciphia.
The holders ~ Galveston bonds are 10
have conference 10 New York with the
representatives. " the city.
Tho trial ~ a a. Patrick on he charge
n numbering w NJ. Rice. viii probably be-
gore into early in January.
The Rice Association II America met ~
Crowley, La, and there was a good at
tendance
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-12-13
THE TRIAL OF A. T. PATRICK.
1t Will Probably Be Gone Into Early in
January.

New York December 10 Albert f. Pat
rick was brought before tho supreme court
today on writ NJ habcas corpus obtained
10y his counsel, Cuntwcb & Moore The
wrr was obtained on the ground that the
district attorney had failed to prosecute on
Tho indictment handed down on April %
charging Patrick with the murder of VII
liam Marsh Rice aud therefore the accused
had been deprived Of his constitutional
right 10 speedy trial.
Today's hearing was before Justice Reach
Robert VI Moore asked for the discharge
ot the defendant he said Patrick had
been confined in The Tombs since October
t. 1900, although no indictment was found
mtil April -. and that efforts Of defend.
ants counsel to secure trial on the mur-
der charges had been futile. Because ot
this ana In order not TO jeopard2c Tho de-
fc@dant's Interest IN the gravar casn Of
murder counsel hay been compelled to Sc
-rutc LWn"rous adiourmeuts OF the contest
OF the Rice will
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-12-13
NEGRO IN LABOR UNIONS.
QuestiO J Was Precipitated Upon the
American Federation.
CONFLICT WITH SOCIALISTS REQUIRED
President Gompers Made a Passionate
Address Against a Proposition Of the
Sooisiists--Other Matters.


Scranton PA pecnp,tnr 80 -r,c ,c,,ro,
,,o,,to,,, 49, az, 60,
!" '"' HVu'h' ;" l't as IL r"id'eS
TO unIouism' was unexpectedly Injected into
fc,l,r ,,a ~
Wy WIS s'"uu'"E ''''h''' "'
tween the Socialists aud thc trade uniouisis
promised 10 munnpolize Tho attenffou OF
tho delegates II tho s,,,,ii.,, ,,,ti.1 .,
., Wv s'''"h7'N f'PN'u -
'he trade hhI"nisis Ihe quns Ion NJ "r-
Eauizing common lahorcr. iujo National
80 "uu .u", ~ '',I""'UE '"' d." organ
"''''" ""u tue 'i'A. H''''' Nau"n
~ "f international ruions, unless they 81
hHa'rd with Tho American Fci,roti,, ,f
t,Aor y,,r, 49,. -, $500,
NV 90" ''k"''"NN "'H"i'"'
ne socialist incident clWe up at tao
morning session during tb, li.,.,.s,,.., az d,
rr,,o,t t,..,.-t..
'"u" ''"- N'-' "' 'A' ''''ihiu'""'-
u.nS contained in President iomurr> au.
uual irp'f', u, = HAYS ~ philadelphia.
W'Nlutht ~ ne National Glass SHE
b'W'rS, aud Max Hayes &c fh" il1friand
''H'FM iJlWu union, ihu We'll known ~u.
t'ah~i' madc Spr"che> strongly urging the
Eni'l''mrni 90 laws rrohihiuug ch id
'4U'f INC mi.'l Irad lou= list OF dr
r'N"no rendered hs Federal aud Silr
courts against "ghnHod lahnt \ motion
10 have the LIST printed in fhr uunuips
dfrW from freidrnt fun'pcr~ q pds-irJatc
speech. H.. said j Was unfair co. iuo.r
p"rai" Va" list 100 thr minutes in Dist way
ami suggested tuHi list " tAr trade
union victories sh"uld hr printed along
VITA DO lie concluded joy dcuounoing mo
attempt @" SHOW ibut trade uuiUli,W J..
Q f"Iuir' ava characterized ~ aS m ont
FHgr,
waN of applause swept over tho com
Fcou"u as Nc G"mpcrs '"oh bis >cJ Tle
lions OF he president adopted except Tie
one referring 90 gR-ral defense fund.
The committee ,uEE,~''- fmt ;hr fund
bo raised hy NatlouLl aIu labor unions in
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-12-13
WORLDS FAIR COMMISSION,
Governor Savers Has Named List of Dis
tinguished Texans.

Aastr Texas, December 70 At rho re-
quest n many citizens throughout The
stat" Governor SaSers has appointed certain
gentlemen rs commissioners to tho Louisi.
ana Purchase Exposition. to bc held at 81
LoriS M" during the year iau3. for tho
n rpose Of forming an organization through
which a proper exhibit Of the resources ~
Texas may ho made ut satd exposition
The commissioners thus appointed by the
governor have been requested IN meet in
Dallas at the Commercial rTnh rooms o.
10 O'Clock a. m. Tuesday January 7, 1902
to perfect an organization and properly in
auGurate the movement The following is a
list of he commissioners:
John n kirby Houston
\ W HouSi on. san Antonio.
Rarnctt Gibbs. Dallas.
w. w. Scclcy. Waco
y 7. Harrison. sherman.
a. r. Perkins Dallas
frank GriCe san Antonio
ieorEe T.. Webb San Angelo
sam Sanger. Waco
A. = Bush, Colorado city.
Clint Giddlngs. Jr. Brennan
Worries = Brown, san Antonio
= l.. HUFFMAN Fort Worth.
Thomas y Love. Dallas
winfield scott. Fort Worth
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-12-13

Of habcas corpus before Judge Allen The
case VIII he heard this morning at IA
o'clock,
Tho flower parade, The third big c,ert
Of the No fsUoh Carnival was big sue.
cess.
An important meeting OF tho Houston har
was hcl1, AZ which existing conditions
@ero discussed
Pour arrests nave becn made In conner
ton with the murder OF Officers James snd
Noungst.
rwo heavy damage suits were filed ia the
district courts
The South Texas Mediial association he
gan ltS eleventh scmiannual session IN This
city Yesterday morning
w A Smith, llueman in the emnloy
Of The Southwestern Telegraph aud Tcic
phone company fell from telephone pole
at The corner OF Travis street and Rusk ave.
nue and fractured both elbows.
Watkins a Jones, attorneys FOR the mil.
road companies, made application to both
Judge Wilson and Judge Ashe for writ Of
Injunction against The Ticket brokers OF
Houston. Both applications were refused.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-12-13

Assistant District Attorney Gmrln said
the delay va, due e the time required by
the experts 10 examine the contents Of
Rlce's stomach. He said it was the intcu-
ton OF the distnc, attorney TO bring the
case 10 trial as speedily a. the interests Of
rslice would permit. Finally Mr.. Gawin
said ne expected 10 set the trial for ,hL
FIRST week in Jauudry and added that the
PLY clans attending Bice'S valet Jones,
had assured the district attorney that Jones
would be ia condition TO testify by the
25tA OF this Month.
The court put aside the plea that the
charge In tho district attornpyshtp Thar is
TO take place in January would rluse con.
fusion 10 this ease with the declaration
that tho rights II the prisoner can not be
allowed 70. be injured by that" and said
b." would hold the papers IN this case on
the understanding that the district nttor-
n"N will move the case on December 26
ana. after parse the Justice added upon
the 2!th or on the 30th That this case
should be heard Is an inalicnablc right Of
ne defendant and viii see that it is
This closed the hearing and Patrick was
taken back to prison.