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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-10-30
CLAssIFICATIoN RULING

' e.
The railroad commission issued the fol
lowing classification ruling yesteday even
ing;
In approval OF Joint application. submit
ted under No. $40 Of the Missouri. Kansas
and Texas Railway Company Of Texas. II
is hereby ordered that the following classl
hcation rulings supplementary to Western
classification No. 81, shall govern in the
transportation Of the articles named. hy
railroads between points In Texas. subject
to the rules embraced in Exceptions" n
western Classification; provided that they
SNAIL not he construed MS la any way affect
ing the commodity rates heretofore adopto I'd
by this commission:
l. Wool and coal burning hot water
heaters. less than carloads. third class; car
loads hfthcass
mcnts, same RS lumber for hoistipg ma
chimes + Iron guides aud iron beams. same
aS channels, wood crosshcads same as INN.
Der for hostlng machines. (Sce pnge O.
Items 20 ana $50
b Provision on mage no, item 80 for boil
ers, VIII apply on steam heating boilers and
not on range boilers.
l. Laboratory supplies. Nos, boxed. les.
man carloads, ID class. The following mr.
ilcles may hc rated as glassware: elias,
oeaktrs, masks, graduates, test tubes per
colutors. tunnels and cylinders.
o.. Locomotives. KID. boxed less than car
loads, second class; carloads class A
a. steel folding couChcs same as Iounp,
frames without backs (Sce page n, item
Z Soda benzoate. same as drugs. Nos
tSee page %, item 15.l
y. Liquid metal polish, boxed less than
carloads. second-class
This order shall take cfrcct November 30
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CHEAPER OCEAN TRAVEL.
Rate Cutting Commenced by Leading
Steamship Lines.
A SAVAGE RATE WAR is ANTICIPATED
The Battle Is on Between the German
and English Lines and the People
Viii Profit.

New York. October Cit Is war to the
hilt between the German and English
steamship lines. The long threatened dis
ruption Of the steamship pool has come
at last, according TO the experts, and the
Cunard line has reduced its minimum rate
for frstclass tickets to $50 on its two
crack steamers. the Lucanla and Cam
paula. To fight the matter out the North
German Lloyd and Hamburg American
lines win tomorrow make n $40 cut on
its cabin rates for the Deutschland, Kaiser
Wilhelm der Crosse and Kronprinz VII.
helm, and announcement to this effect was
made today. The white Star line Will, IN
all probability, follow the suit Of the Gun.
ard within the next forty eight hours. aud
the agents Of lines not directly Interested
IN the slashing Of rates predict that Que
OF the most savage battles in the history
Of the Transatlantic trade viii follow.
The greatest excitement prevails Ia steam
ship circles as result
The lowest minimum winter rate ever
made by tho Cunard line for the Campanla
ahd buChDla before the present cut was
500 and this figure appears on us last
schedule, The cut NJ $40 was made last
saturday, ana circulars 10 that eject were
sent 60 every agent in the United states
and Canada This fare is To Liverpool
ana the cost to London by rail is about
30 more.
The regular winter rate for the ncutsch
land Is SiEO. aud this includes the rail
road ticket from Plymouth 10 London The
price Under the cut will be SG7 80, the same
rgic applying TO the Kaiser Wilhelm den
crosse ana the krOuprlhz Wilhelm Tho
lowest rate for FIRST cabin ticket on the
AuguSte victoria. with rail privilege IL
London i,.3i via Plymouth has been So. Thi,
the HenuSylEHutl tVDe of boHt viii bri @
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A Free Trial Package Sent BY Mail to
All Who Write.

Free trial packages OF most ron.rkohi.
remedy are being mailed to all who viii
write the State Medical Institute Thoy
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cures Ill the Ills and trenhia. needed, II
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SHAH BOSE. PLEASANT 70 ran


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'".'''u VI ,,''m Nv '''''' as ~ P'v9'"''
Mr., w II. Taylor general freight ana
passenger agent OF the Houston Enst ana
West Texas. left Houston headquarlers yes
terday Tor few days trip mp the line OF
mis- road.
Mr.. William Doherty, assistant general
passcngcr agent OF the Houston East ana
west IeNaS, IS enjoying a few days al.
senco from headquarters, attending the san
Antonio international fair
Mr. JEFF Miller. acting manager of the
Houston and Texas Central. was at Hous-
ton Headquarters Yesterday after having
spent Monday over on the Austin and
Northern division Of tho road.
Mr.. j. II. Hin. manager OF the Calves.
ton. Houston and Henderson. with heod.
quarters AT Galveston. was q visitor TO
Houston Yesterday. atteudlnr fin ouorterIy
meeting of the Texas car Service gssocia-
ton
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TEXAS CAR SERVICE MEETING.

Superintendent lee OF the Central Elect
cd Member OF the Executive Board
Tue quarterly meeting Of the Texas Car
service association was held at the general
ohices In the Kiam building in Houston
yesterday, Major Charles b. Peck. man.
ager presiding.
Representatives from the following roads
were present: Galveston, Harrisburg and
san Antonio, Texas and New Orleans.
Houston and Texas Central, international
and Great Northern, Galveston, Houston
and Henderson, Missouri Kansas and
Texas, San Antonio and Arkansas Pass, Fort
worth and Denver City, Gulf Colorado and
santa Fe Rio Grande and El Pnso. Texas
Central St Louis and San Francisco,
southern Kansas, Galveston Houston and
Northern, Gulf Beaumont and Kansas CITY.
The manager presented reports showing
the operations of the association for the
-four months or the current year, as com.
pared with corresponding period which
were satisfactory
Mostly matters OF routine business. not
OF interest TO the public, We're transacted.
the principal discussion being the main.
tenance of a parity on export business AZ
Galveston with New Orleans, commit.
tee was appointed, consisting Of Mr. j. H.
Hill, manager OF the Galveston, Houston
and Henderson; Mir w, G.. Nixon, suncr.
lntendent of the Gulf, Colorado and Santa
Fe, aud Mr.. c, X Dunlap, general freight
agent or the southern Pacific to inyesti
gate the wharf charges aud ear service
rules at the two places and to report al
the next quarterly meeting Of the associa
ton. which viii be held at Fort Worth on
December 16
Mr., j. NJ. Lee, superintendent OF the
Houston and Texas Central. was elected
member OF the executive hoard I'm place
OF Captain g A. Quinlan, the deceased
Vice president and general manager OF that
road.
The Superlntcndents association. which
should have met In quarterly meeting was
postponed on account OF lack OF quorum
10 the next meeting OF the Car Service as.
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COLONEL ANDREWS DEPARTURE.
Well Known Texas Railroad Man Goei
70 New OrIeans 70 Live

Well Known Texas Railroad Man Goes
to New Orleans TO Live.
Colonel J G. Andrews, for the past Ave
years southwestern passenger agent of the
Southern Railway with headquarters In
Houston, left last night for New orleans,
his headquarters having been transferred
to that city, effective November l. During
Colonel Andrews term Of service in Texas
he Travelled all over the state, making
personal friends Of almost everybody with
whom ne came In contact, and today he
is perhaps ono Of The best respected and
most widely known railroad men in the
state. Genial aud courteous he possesses
to a remarkable degree the happy faculty
Of converting strangers into warm friends
without the long term of Acquaintance
usually necessary to encct such IA end, and
he has secured world OF business oul of
the Lone star state every year for his
road. He viii be missed In Texas not
only by railroad men but by the business
clement and citizens generally as well.
Tor, IN hlA new SURROUNDINGS II Is hardly
probable that he VIII be able 60 mlnglc
with The people In business and social Ia.
tereourse over as great il territory as here
tofore.
Colonel Andrews has been connected with
the Southern Railway on some or the lines
which now form Integral parts OF the sys.
TEN for the past thirty years and he Is
one OF the systems most valued attaches.
IN MS new r9alrliy the colonel win re.
tam his old tine of Southwestern passcn.
ger agent but the character OF MS duties
VIII be SO changed as TO eliminate the
travel which has heretofore been one OF
the most trying features OF the position.
While Colonel Andrews carries with him
the highest regards and best wishes OF his
friends In Texas. they Will welcome the
coming Of Mr. j. NJ Knight whose hcnd.
quarters, as travelling -T-r.-~-ug6r agent viii
be also located In Houston. Mr. Knight.
Ike Colonel Andrews, Is well known and
very highly esteemed Ia Texas, he having
cihc at san Antonio He is al present
assistant city passenger and ticket agent
Tor the Southern In New Orleans. Mir,
TO take M the duties that viii devolve
upon him through the promotion which mas
been rendered. '
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A NEW SOCIAL CLUB.
Vt Was oroanzed Last Night and w
Ch5istened "Thaiian."

Vt Was ORGANIZED Last Night and Was
CfVistened "Thaiian."
Another social organization made Mp of
the flower of Houston's chivulry, sprung
into existence last night when a half hun.
dred or more Of the most prominent young
society men of the city met Mt the residence
OF Major J. T. Dickson and perfected an or.
ganlzatlon, the plans for which were laid
at preliminary meeting held a week ago.
They delyed into mythology for name
and pucked from the muses. the name
''fhallan," which will likely become ia
NOUS Ia the future social annals OF Hous.
ton
The new organization was given addl-
tional stability by the election of the fol
lowing officers ana directors to manage
Its AFFAIRS; President, Major j. II. Dickson:
vice president w. S, Hunt; treasurer, Nor
man kittreL, Jr.; secretary. W. 3. Bolts
Direetors-T c. Ford, George Wester.
n1eld, II. d. Lea, Wilmer Waldo and r. G.
The club wiz start out with a member.
snip OF ffty young men and as many bene.
plcks No new members were elected AT
iast night meeting the list being held
open Tor this purpose until next Friday
night, nor has IL yet been decided when
tue new club VIII make It's first how be.
tore the public with rs. opening ball.
members: Mr.. George Westeraesd Mr.. n.
NJ. Robertson, Mr.. j. G Mailott, Mr.. Nor
man q. kittrell. Jr.. Mr.. j. w. Garrow.
NJ 4 q; Borne Mr.. ]. IL Chew, Sir. j.
4 Giraud, lIr. H. X Payne Mr.. George
Kidd. Jrs MIR. Joe Hutchison, Mr. Ham
mond Brown, Mi w. Bolts Mr. q A. Glib
hons, u, Or. w. II. Seherer, Mr.. y. A..
liegek. Mr.. r. c. Ford. Mfr. IT, D. Lea, Mr.
y. X Foley. Mr.. J. l. Dickson, Ir., Mr.
w. s. Hunt Mr. y. T. Neville. Mr. sam
Moves Mr. Doe Brown Mr. Charles Hume
Dir n. y. Womark, Mr. A. G. Hutchinson,
hr. W. Waldo, Mr.. t. c. Jones.
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HUNTINGTON INTERESTS

In the Pacific Company Acquired by
General Hubbard.
New York October %. General Thomas
Hubbard has acquired the holdings of the
Huntington estate in the Pacific Improve
ment Co.. says the Times. The purchase
OF this interest ends the connection Of tho
Huntington estate with the large Western
enterprises with which the late Coils p
Improvement company now owns n CON
trolling Interest III the Guatemala rnllrond.
II also owns the Hotel Del Monte nj Mon.
torey, cal. several cattle ranges and large
tracts Of grazing lands In Texas ana min.
ing and timber lands In British Columbia.
The capital stock of the company is S5,OOO.-
600 II Is closely held by the Stanford.
Crocker and Hopkins estates
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CITY REAL ESTATE SOLD.
lmportant Deeds Filed in the Cou
Clerks Office Yesterday

important Deeds Filed in the Count,
Clerks Office Yesterday.
BY deed flied yesterday +. II. stcei
secured from w. ]. Teagan ct al an entIr,
block in the eastern part Of the Third ward.
paying for 1t $3.50 The block Is bounded
by Walker and Mckinney avenues on the
north and south and by Ennis and Palmer
streets on the east and west
Other valuable Third ward property dis
posed Of was the whole Of the frontage on
Charities street of the block living hetweor
Gray and Webster avenues II wse mr.
chased by Charles G. Rutgers from tho heirs
of William Crawford for $3.50
Block No. ., In the Empire addition vos
sold by the Home Building and Investment
company to ]. II Myers for Sl4OO. SiiOO
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MODEST REQUEST OF GERMANS.

Promoters OF the Baudad Line Want
About All OF Asia Minor.
The Constantinoplc correspondent of the
London Telegraph has sent his paper a list
OF conditions which the Anatolan Railway
company is attempting to persuade the
porte to embody in final concession sane.
toniug the construction Of the Bagdad
line says the New York Tribune's London
representative They include permission
to lay down a number OF branch railways,
preferential rights for Others navigation
monopolieS and exemption from taxation.
These demands, says the correspondent. the
Germans are In fair way OF getting and
when they have got them, there viii not
be much left in Asia Minor
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-10-30
THE RATTLE OF THE RAlL.

The Central Vcrmont's yearly report
shows decrease In receipts and Increase
In eXpendl lures.
The Baltimore and Ohio wants TO secure
the West Virginia Central for the Penn.
sylYaula'a control.
Commencing January ! the Hamburg
American Packet company VIII extend IT'S
service from Hong Kong 20 vadIvostock.
The brotherhood OF Locomotive Englneers
now has $50 Subdivisions, with n member.
ship OF over $1,000 II was started In 1889.
II Is learned that the story Of snndry
changes having been decided upon 10 the
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-10-30
TAsULATED RATES ON CANE.
Distances and Charges for the Tran,
portaton OF SUGAR Cane.

Distances and Charges for the Trans
portation OF Sugar Cane.
Austin. Texas October 20.-The follow.
Ing is the new table OF rites. promulgated
by the railroad commission. for the trans
portntlon Of sugar cane:
Effective November 30, 1901, superscdine
and cancellng all rates heretofore adopted
by the railroad commission Of Texas for
application on sugar cane.
Rates In cents per ton Of 1000 pounds for
the transportation by railroads between
points In Texas OF shipments of sugar canc
In carloads. minimum weight fifteen tons
per car
Explanation: Column No. contains
rates to apply on shipments transported
over single line Of railroad or over tive
or more lines OF railroad which are under
the same management and control. Col
unn No. contains rates 10 apply on shin.
ments transported over two or more lines
Of railroad which ARE not under the same
management and control
NNa
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In some respects entirely without founda.
ton.
Tho Missouri ond tuf,ois p,ii,,a,, co,,-
pauv. with capifaI storif Of S5oo DO has
taken out papers Of incorporation In New
Jersey.
II is understood tb,t tho rbroo r., a.,
1nulir, arrnn,,cn,crt, Gov t,,,,nrt.,,
tensions. tho nrohohie end Of which vii
i ,rniod, Fi'"""i' N Va VIM" WIZ
Tho ,o-,rio,,ou 90 30 ,., 4,,,,,o, -,
fine frninn Toci6S narlig tho nracti"aI r,,,,
nlnti,r ~ , ,a,, r"ai H. iee ~ -
10 ogden
,r,, -, .,,.
1TNT. 1ge g, SSocs,In WI oe Heiu
b,r q ana '"' '''' ''7'' "''e' '''''
:, J"nh ilaNroh, hte-l'nS empioye qt the
hosers Locomotive works, mas been elected
10 me presidency OF the concern IN place
'' H'eplen ie"Doay
IL IS hnally dehnitelA known mat the
ENHuSNlue ana l'ire llaute Pns cnanEcu
nhhuS ana rs now IN me control or Edwin
The Lake Street Elevated railroad Of chi
cage has begun the construction Of a third
track to he used Tor its express service
between Austin and oak Park and Chicago
The Rogers Locomotive works are very
busy. The concern Is turning ont one en-
CINE a dny and Is rapidIy completing the
order for thirty engines for the Great
Northern road
Pacific Railroad company, which Is to he
held AT salt Lake. Utah, October n II Is
supposed the election of the Hartman
board will take place
The Baltimore and Ohio will hereafter
furnish It's own tugboats for towing yes
sells TO lis Dier I'm Curtis bay baltimore
charging the cost Of the towing 10 each
vessel al the rates UrcyaiIin. In Baltimore
harbor
The Reading rniIroad has lust put into
service ON mo ferry line between philn-
dplphia and camden one Of The finest side
wheel steel ferry boats vet built, II Is lGO
feet long and has one cabin deck 40 feet
in Length
One of the cxecntlye officers of the
Cleveland Cincinnati Chicago and ST Iouis
railroad has said that tho reports OF the
purchase Of the FIndlny Fort Wayne and
Improbable
mo Cor,, p,,, .., - 49, pt.+e,,,,ro
Ciuclnnati 81 Tonis ana chicago. 3,oo feet
long with deem rock cuts nj both ends IL
to he uncovered aud widened for four
tracks al an ultimate cost estimated ut
some 50 OOOOOO
VT p.,.t1a,,. , \, por- =, bo
sonboord A. i ~ a,an,,rc"d +hnt he
General offices Of tint company are not 10
he removed 10 Richmond IA as had been
proposed. but Will continue AT Portsmouth
and Norfolk ms now.
s,ssiNn Wits Csiroa snh inToo unu ,It
In Now orieans nean m conncl tbe or.
InonNse T olleanS S'ehlhg 90 cV1 mp M
10 20 forward Win t6e hnrhor Improve.
ments MANNED bv the roads
Tho ,.i,atto,, e .ot,roaa. ax,ro., ar1
uovSco66 h II l, W ~ S
o,n,,issto2 nr,n,,t9 q. eos oos oao saatnSt
COZ nio -nt ''i, ~, " 's ne
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DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup
The Old Reliable
Cough Cure

There is none "just as good as" Or.
Bulls Cough Syrup The dealer who
says so is thinking OF his proht only.
Don't let a dealer influence you into
buying some cheap substitute when
your health or the health OF some mem
Der OF your family is at stake. Ask tor
CDR Bulls and see that you get it.
The accompanying illustration IS
fac-simile OF the genuine package,
Sold at all druggists, large bottles, 75c.
Be sure that the bottle YOU buy has on
it the trade mark "a Bulls Head, "
DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup will cure
speedily and will leave the throat IN
healthy, normal condition. 1t contains
no harmful drugs.
SNAIL DOSE. PLEASANT T0 TARE.
FREE.-A Beautiful Calendar and Medical
Book to anyone who will write A. { Never
& Co., Baltimore Md, and mention this paper.
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Mr.. Bowers, speeial Car.

Palestine, Texas October pa special
car is now being erected at the Interna-
tional and Great Northern shops here for
Colonel \. l.. Bowcrs, superintendent Of the
road. Mr.. Bowers Is also superintendent
or the Fort Worth division, and this ncces-
sarily causes him TO need n special ear TO
make his frequent visits over the line The
car will be finished In few days
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Nnica and personaIs.

MIR H. w Miller, Houston commercial
agent of the Houston Fast aud West Texas,
Is az san Antonio for few days.
Mr.. A. u. Taylor, travelling freight and
passenger agent OF the Houston East and
West Texas. Is attending 10 business for
his company I'm North Texas
Mr.. A. u. Meyefhoefen. division freight
agent Of the Houston and Texas Central
AZ Waco. was visitor TO the general OFFICES
of the company IN Houston yesterday.
The New York Central will shortly adopt
the pooling system OF handling Its locOmo-
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Southern Pacific Inspection Party.

A party Of several OF the higher officials
of The Southern Pacific, Atlantic system,
left Houston yesterday for an Inspection
tour over the lines OF the system east OF
Houston. The party Is composed OF Messrs.
w. G. Van Week, Vice president and gen,
era manager; Il. II, Gushing, engineer OF
maintenance OF way; II. A. Jones freight
traffic manager and c. A. Dunlap, gen,
eral freight agent The gentlemen viii be
absent from Houston for several DAYS.
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New Line Doinq Business.

sherman, Texas, October 20 The Frisco
handled the first freight from Guntcr this
morning. They are ready TO handle freight
Of all kinds now. The depots are not yet
complete, but they are able to take care
OF some freight Work In all the different
departments is progressing satisfactorily.
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Application 10 REGISTER Bonds.

Austin, Texas October 2s-1'he Intcrna-
tional and Great Northern railroad today
made application TO the commission for an,
thorlty to register an Issue OF 100000 ia
bonds ON twentythree miles OF completed
road, being a portion Of the Calvert, Waco
and Brazos Valley railway.
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the depot here. While nothing definite
could be ascertained regarding their visit.
further than above stated. II is presumed
that construction work on the extension
Will he commenced at nm early day and
pushed to rapid completion
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lie ExTENsIoN on lie cENTRAL
Acting Manager Miller Visited lainpasas
to INSPECT the Route.

70 Inspect the houte.
Lampasas Texas October 20 Mr.. Jefr
~ Miller, the popular acting manager OF
the Houston and Texas Central railroad.
whose headquarters are In Houston. was
prominent visitor 10 Lampasas yester-
day, Mr. Miller WAS here on nusIness
connected With the proposed extension of
the Austin and Northwestern road. a prop.
erty OF the Central, from Burnet 10 thls
engineers for the extension and togetaer
they went over the route on an Inspection
tonr. they else examined the grounds
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Railroad Construction.

Austin Texas, October 2o.--For the nine
months Of this year. ending September 30
there We're 3SS main line miles OF railroad
laid and completed In Texas.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-10-30

Constipation Is the rock that wrecks
many lives; Il polsons the very life blood.
Regularity can be established through the
use % PklCKLg ASH BIrTERS. IT Is
mildly caiharie and strengthens the stopi.
ach, liver and kidneys. Capitol Pharmacy.
BIT Main street: Abbott cockrel 4 Co.
eQ& Main street; A. r. Kiesueg, COZ Main
street, special agents