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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-20
the KATY MEETING
Matters Of importance 10 Be Settled at
Parsons.

Matters Of importance 10 be Sett'eo d.
Parsons.
Denison. Texas, June 10. w MaAW ~
renerol superintendent Of the Texas hnes
Of the Katy. T. s. Mcdowell supef'nt'nu
ont Of the San Antonio division j. W.
walton, superintendent of the Hlllsporo pi
vision. and r. NJ ANord. superintendent
or tho Shreveport division, came In rom
the south today and were Joined here ny
G L. Harris, superintendent Of the fort
worth and Wichita Fails division ana D.
snliyan Of the Choctaw division and pro.
ceeded 10 Parsons, Kan, for the annual
meeting tomorrow. All the superlnteuo'
cnts Of the Missouri Kansas and Texas
win he in Parsons and the superintendent
win make the annual comparison OF Ton,
mage for the year just past and transact
other business OF like character,
THE Katy will receive a large nnmoer ",
new engines twenty-seYen N aih assIgn
Juiy II and the superintendehls WI. 10 ~ y
9beSa engines to the various DIVISIONS "a
he road needing the motive pow. ma
Ahout The same time several oouS S ,he
combination cars VIII be deiiNeIeu IA ic
comnnnv for service ana these W,,,noded
distiibuted over the systom NneIv AZ IA a
and whore they may be used % Wy al
a5yontore other matters OF tue peS' ~
vantage will be discussed
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southern PaeIfIe Redueed Rae.

The Galveston. Harrisburg and san An
tonic the Galveston, Houston and North
orn and the Texas and New orleans roads
have announced reduced rates for the fol
lowing occasions.
Old Landmark association SUNDAY schoo
convention at Bryan Tc1us. July to Is.
Texas Baptist Miss onary association,
Dallas, August $
United Society Christian Endeavor Gin
cinuati. July q to 10 The rate for this
event will he one regular standard fare,
plus s.
announced by the Atlantic system or the
Southern Pacific company 10 Alexandra,
La on account Of the state Christian En-
deavor convention at Homer. Ia, on June
- to "a.
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sHeRIFFs, pEPARTMEN1.

$3.50 Reward! 5000 by j. Nj Foster
Planting company, Shreveport La. and
$3.50 by the governor For q negro nameI
John GRAY Foster. on the Foster plantation
IN BosSier parrish, on juno -. 1901. This
negro is prominent iu the Church Of God,
from Houston. fcSas with Smith and
Prince" Of the "Churoh Of God. is gen
orally SO called by Its members members e.
and raised on Wharton pare, Diazoria
county. Texas. Lived on Walker place
Height . feet inches. Acc 80 70 20 Eems.
BLACK Teeth smooth and white, Upprt
I'D left eye has little Sui caused from holl
or stye, and has innamed appearaoce'
lhshcs on that eve thu a mustachc toll
crahly heavy medium length and toioraplN
straight Chin Whskew when he LETT,
Hair tolemhly short and sprinklcd WITH
gray Said TO have scar from Old shot
wound Just below shoulder, lut also Nclt
from operation for bladder trouble Nhcn
he lefi had on navy Blue flannel suit,
square cut suck coat. oil grain gaiief WORK
shoe. black felt hat. crushed 10 ton With
voice rather above average To intelligence
writes good hand The SiVd0 is on de
posit In the First National bank OF this
murdc 4ir " H. Fo a'S Tor e. Foster
Planting company: s. J. Ward ShCrid
Shreveport, La. A. r. Thompson, sherln.
tfthi'As At''
Gonzales, Texas June IS Who wants
the following descrbed stock: one roam
Brahdcd9 se " or On ihs 81" MI sRhsonidSf
and If ON the left jaw. about Z or s years
g id a'09t o Is gr r,n9, hands hfh one 93S
over Y on tho LEFT thigh y or
g wears old about " or Il hands
high one hay horse. about : or 10 years
old branded y on the lett shoulder. about
il or Is hands high: one small black horse
about ~ hands high, about 9 years cd
lar on The stino Joint on front part ~
thigh, Spanish brand on the Jeff thigh;
one bay horse about t3I6 or rs hands high
has Spanish brand on the ieft thigh
one bay horse. about lAl2 or 10 handS
one bay mare. about Is hands high. hog
/ back NO brand; one oair ~ brown ~iarr
mules, one a little lieater color than the
red leather saddle branded 4 NJ on front
! part Of hind cAntle; one old full rugged
/ made at Bceville Texas; one new ~ 10
/ chcsterf Il. NJ. Fly, sheriff Gonzales
| county
| Straycd or stolen, from Louis Struehlng
Hillcudahi, Texas, a dark brown horse. "
] years old, II hands high. branded Win
| loft shoulder small white star Ia the face
10 shoes. gentle "a ride; s. reward.
| Straycd from Abe HAMS dairy, on san
! Felipe road, one black bohtail dehorncd
| cow brand unknown; one black and White
nnotted 2-year-od branded Ill connected
1 with + over same and upside down; ono
! Hnlsteiu helfer. due To calf, branded HI
I connected and i over the same upside
down one brown Jersey hcifcr branded
III connected md + over same and mp
! side down one brown Jersey cow ana a
2-year-old hcifer, branded III connected
/ vith over same upside down on rib;
I hCifpr also branded JJT Connected one red
Durham years old. branded Ill connect
ed with Il over same and upside down on
rlb a. Il. Anderson.
Sheriff
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cnIf Alr LIne Rates.

The Houston East and West Texas road
has announced reduced rates for the fol
lowing occasions:
Music Teachers National association Put
In Ray, Ohio. July %.
National Dental association, Southern
branch, Nashville, Tenn, July 20 20 An
gust l.
Southern Negro congress, Jackson. Miss
July 10
A., Chicago. iuly - rs.
National Educational association, Detroit,
Mich, July T.
United Society Of Christian Endeavor
Cincinnati. ohio July G1o.
Annual meeting Of Grand Lodge, n. Il
O. f. Milwaukee, Wis, July 232l.
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MIR, gElN's SUCCESSOR,
Al, u A Jones BEING Discussed as tn
WI 80 / ooica Man,

Al, - A. Jones Being Discussed as the
"'' - Logical Man.
The matter Of the appointment Of per
,,anent successor for Mr.. c. w Be,n' y, e
,ratec manager Of the Southern Pacihe
comnany. Atlantic system, who diea at
bis nome in Houston on Wednesday Of last
u.e4k is being very generally discussed
snw Mr.. II. ). Jones, the general freight
agent Of the system. who has been maze
ostlng traffic manager. is about the only
ners ' being mentioned in the connection,
IN he Is considered 10 be the best ana
n Sinst ioFicai man for the place; -r....S,v
uiT Tso New Orleans Picayune OF iNesNus1y
Ina me Following IN regard to MI.
p6nes unquestioned fitness aaa t9e nm nm.
ability Of his appointment as uainc MAJ
aeessii ncs the death Of Charles " Bela'
.,sf4iCS manager OF the. southern fsclliS,
tbsre has been a good deal OF specu,c
liz in railroad circles as 70 nus sI
cnssor' ana while nothing can AZ n ",
s1,boritatiyely learned, p s,an
agrsed that the man likeiest 20
IT. Nj Bein's position ~ IL ~
Zines now the general trelgnt Sym u
ySa Sc,,fhern Pacific M Houston. ,i,
Mr. Jones, by virtue OF ms postum
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centralis Rate announcement.

The Houston and Texas Central made
Its Fourth Of July rate announcement yes
terday afternoon. 1t is rate of one and
third fares between all points on the
Centrals lines with minimum rate Of
30 cents. Tickets viii be sold July and
4, limited to July 3.
Reduced rates have been made also for
the following events: Texas conference
rally Epworth League. Austin, July "a.
Annual Masonic conclaye, Austin, july
SIS.
Annual meeting knights and Daughters
~ Tabor, Fort Worth July II.
The selling limit for the BRYAN events
has been extended 10 include July 10 on
account of the Missionary Baptist Lincoln
association, on July 1914.
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Land Of the skv.

BIZ. ppfstern North Carolina, between the
Rles ~ Se on the east and the AlleEac,
n M the west, IN the beautiful valley
Ma tencn Broad, 1000 feet above the
Ia Yves IVES Ashevine, beautiful. picturesque
ID, rsvs.nla'Iamed as one Of the most pleas.
RseSs skles and Incompatible climate
tnd ~ praises have been sung by poets;
hSun,sise beauties OF stream, valley aud
la nm height have furnished subject
hefe unly the Land OF the SPY" aud
81 h.N perhaps no more beautiful region
k,s ~ Senu9ent 20 attract pleasure tour
nd a. uealth seekers Convenient sched-
4. ana very low rates 10 AshfviNe, \.
iessss W other Carolina. Virginia Ten
,rt s,si na Georgia resorts For map fold
lnd ynaeT resort circular. routes, rates
vi az srSNsfal information please write q
,sfaper = =, Andrews. Southwestern pas
WAS AsenA Hutchias House, Houston
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FUNERAL OF MR. W. 8. MULVeY.
Remains Inferred Under the Auspices OF
Local Elks.

Remains Inferred Under the Auspices Of
Local Elks.
The funeral services oyer the remains ~
Mr. W b, Mulvey, superintendent Of the
Louisiana division Of the Southern PaciGc
railroad, who died on the Southern Pacific
eastbound train at KingsbnIy Tuesday
afternoon while returning ia his home On
Houston after having been under treat
ment In San Antonio, took place yesterday
afternoon
Services were conducted az the residence,
1905 san Jaclnto street. by Rev Father
Lee of the Sacred Heart chapel at 4
clock after which the large funeral pro.
cesSion. made up Of the grief stricken rel
ativeS and distressed friends Of Mr.. Null
Ney and his family, moved under escort OF
the local Elks to Glcnw0od cemetery where
the interment was made under the aus
pieces Of the Elks.
The services both at the residence and ut
the cemetery were most solemn and i'm.
pressive, and there was indeed few Of
those who attended who dld not sincerely
feel that they had been deprived Of one of
their truest and best friends through tue
demise OF Mr. Mplyey.
Mr. Mulyey had been serving the South.
crn PaCihc company as superintendent OF
the Louisiana division for the PAST thWteeh
valued officials OF the system his hedlil
commenced to fail during the early part OF
the present year. aud IN April II was found
Necessary by the physicians to perform an
opcration which confined him 10 MS peh
for about two weeks His nest severe
attack came dnlng nc aeceHi fg NJ
Mulycy joined the. party az NeM Hii'' e',
k0pd remained with she other ehl9iAlS gu
the trip until the party reachen iuuei"iH'
On account OF his illness he was iorc d %
cnit Tho inspection here and went 10 the
fnfirmarv nj San Antonio; - ,,s
A wife and two htIle chllaren ~ 10
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A. and 6. Estenslon.

Texarkana. Texas, June l9.-Chief En-
clneer Faglu Of the Arkansas and choctaw
railroad started from here todiy for arden.
i. H.. where he win organize the work Of
building the road further large gang
Of lahoreis are now at Arden awaiting tue
arrival Of the chief engineer and the bnlld-
ioTed 10 remain dormant fqr the past six
months. viii he prosecuted continuous y
numbers Of the best seats at - 90 - cents
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FIRsr olL-euRNlNe ENeINe.
II Belongs to the Santa sc and Was II
Lln..l.Al... | Ala..L.L

II Belongs to the Santa sc and Was in
Houston Last Night.
the frst Texas railway locomotive TO
he equipped for the consumption OF oil
fuel passed through Houston las, night
en- route 60 Beaumont where 1t win he put
into service on the Beaumont and Kansas
City rnad The enciue belongs 60 the
CUT, Colorado and Santa l'e company.
Of Beaumont oil ON the Cult Colorado and
santa Fp railway should take place be-
tWcu Clehutne and Fort Worth, on Mon
DAY. lint 10 was decided otherwise az the
last moment and the ono engine whlcN has
heen tilted 10 burn oil was sent to the Gulf,
Beaumont and Kansas Cit ROAD, q prup
cry Of the santa Re, where II viii be
placed iu service
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.


t,,,. The lawlor.
msn w Fort Wofth: c. l.. Nabers, Beau
fr5n, Emil Egg aud wife, Edna A. NJ.
FIN D Sallatin, Mo. l. j. Rice. Beaumont;
Kss,aha osennoerger High Hill, Mo; W. IT,.
Dslissi Dayton, Ohio; George +. olden'
Idttn j NJ, Mclaughlin, Austin; ]. +.
ton New Orleans. c. NJ Rhode Calves
Afs; p. Maeterry and children,
( ~. D. Wilkins. Honey Grove; J.
Roetn0Ls Fremont Ohio; Chlrles SewaTd'
iais! w y. Kelley. Beaumont; ID.
~ Arbyville, Jchn j. Gully, Can, Texas
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emit IT. Of the santa II. WITH 6e5tdauartcrs
qt Galveston. spent yesterday afternoon In
Houston.
Mr. sam Dixon, passenger and immgrN-
tlcn agent Of the Houston East and West
Texas. was out on the line Of the road
yesterday.
Mr. ! b. Bartholomew, assistant gen.
cr1l freight agent ol Che International aud
Great Northern, with headquarters at Pal
cstluc, was In Houston yesterday.
Mr. II r. Forbes. vice president and
general superintendent Of the llarpnh
came UP from his headquarters a. victoria
yesterday afternoon and rs lp the city
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The passenger department az the Houston
East and West Texas road has announced
some very attractive excursions for the
early part Of next month special train
win be ran out q Houston to Shreveport
~ Iulr . and on the following DAY an
exenrsiop will be run from Shreveport 70
Houston and Galveston The fare for the
round irip on either occasion Will be So 20,
with Reductions from lniermedlate points.
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T,ain Enuipment for New Road.

New York June ia contract has Just
been signed in this city for a complete out
III Of rolling stock, including pressed ell
cars. locomotives and passenger coaches
for the Republic and Grand Forks railroad
The road will be forty eight miles aud n
standard guage Al Grand Forks Il VIII
connect with a Canadian Pacific railroad.
Tho FIRST trains viii bp run early iu No
Vember The road win be used mainly to
CARR gold aud silver ore from the mines
In the Republic district, on The eastern
slope Of the Cascades, 10 Canadian smeltefs
All Grand Forks.
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MInd bid pamane b WInsboro.

Wlnsboro 1eNas, Juno 1s.-A strong
wind. win very little rain, did consider
able damage about A o'clock Yesterday
evening The colored Methodist church Was
blown on The foundation The colored
school house was also damaged conslucr,
ably Shade trees. ffuit trees and iepcrh
wore laid 10 tho ground several awnings
were blown on in town RAIN Is needed
badly. The corn crop Is nearly failure,
but cotton looks line,
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m orana Tfunk RaIIway system

is the "Plcturctquo Pan American Route
To Bunalc; Mn,k0ka ana kawariha lakes;
ST. Lawrence River aud Rapids Whiie
Mountains aud Atlantic Sea Cost Hcnori s.
Commcudng Juno 9ith, magnificent run
mnu Ntsubule Drawing Room sleeping
Cars win leave Chicago daily az 1902 D. m.
for Portland md Boston VIA Port Huron,
Toronto and Montreal
For tourist publications. ctc. apply 10
city Passenger and Ticket Agent 2i9 CLARK
street Chicago
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Do not leave home on journey withont
bottle OF Cbamberlain's Cole. Cholera
and Dlarrhooa Remedy. II IL almost Ger
tain TO be needed and can not be procured
while you are on board the cars or steam
ship. II is pleasant. safe and reliable. For
sale by an druggists
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cHANpLER FINos MAN.

Reward 10 Lodge, Who inserted Words
OF Priceless Value
Washington June 10 senator Chandler
last summer offered reward Of 500 10
the nnfson Nh1 as delegate 10 the fepuhli
can convention at 81. Louis Inserted the
words (Which We pledge ourselves 10 pro
mote" in the financial plank after refer
enre 20 bimptalllsm,
several claimants arose, bot their proof
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Buffalo Exposition.

gsessisreei attraction is reached via New
lsuf ana Queen and Crescent ~ thirty.
9tsiibrSss from New Orleans. Pullman
= knes sleeping ears from New Orleahs
vi Shsalio via Queen aud Crescent VIII,
hfcort nse; Cafe dining cars on az
% Trains. Double daily train service
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An halns artiye and depart from the Grand Cea-
VI eepot except the Missouri, Kansas & Texas
t,ins rhieh have depo, in the Filth ward. the ln-
Irrational & Great Northern and Columbia Tap.
vkkh use III International and Great Northern de-
900 Congress avenue and the Houston East aud
Vest Texas morning train which leaves from and
piyss Il the Houston East and West Texas depot
M Missouri. Kansas & Texas and Galveston,
he,iuh Henderson trains pass the lnernaiiond
al Great kethern depot
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NOTE-Tralns leaving Houston atA4Sp.
o and arriving at Houston at 14s a. m and
fo..sa. n also run into Grand Central de-
POI Departing 10 minutes earlier and arrlv-
he Ten minutes later than time given above
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THE oa sb S cP. sa
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Me. pepoi 10 minutes IaIeI UlAh INC ABOVE
l.. e. IL w. Il. IL. IL.
Fifth Waro.

t,,,.5 90 an. Express Trsin. Arrive 1000 pa
Grand Central Depot
,sbt,yepbrt, Kansas City and CinelnnaiiJ
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,,llpolD SCHEDULE.
H.. a T. c. "a. n.
orsna Central Depot .,,,,.,

r. & N. o. n. n.
.nd new Orleans Trains.
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!. q G. N. II. II.
@. II. a II. II. N.

Depot foot OF Congress Avenue
Galveston Trains.
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fast 9s 11s st ssg5s' :l S:% of D q.
tltss Only. ~ goIne from Houston via the Cen
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q. II. s. N. II. II.


CASA Arrive No. q. 900 an
srs ~. 400 a. IN Arrive No. 6. 3. 80 pm
li,.sN y, so ?. Arrive No = lois pm
fi'' ms ana runs Sunday only.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-02-07
GRAND LODGE IN SESSION
UNITED WORKMEN HOLD ANNUAL
MEETING IN CHUTE
BUILDING
MANY DELEGATES PRESENT
Grand Lodge Degree of Honor Is
Conferred on $50 women
Officers to Be Elect
ed Today.
MANY DELEGATES PRESENT

j. M. Dimdnet, grand master of the
grand lodge of United Workmen, presided
at the morning and afternoon sessions of
the annual meeting, which was held in
the Chute building yesterday. More than
two hundred and fifty delegates from all
over the state were present.
AT the afternoon meeting the grand
masters report was submitted. 1t showed
the affairs of the order to be in a flour
ishtng condition. The benefits that the or
der has realized from the 40 per cent per
capita tax assessed last year was dis
cussed at length, and delinquent fund
was suggested to assist members temper
arily. Since the last meeting charters
have been isued six new lodges, and the
bylaws for thirty seven lodges have been
approved.
The degree of honor was conferred yes
terday on $50 women delegates from
lodges in the state
The grand lodge degree of honor was
presided over by Grand Chief of Honor
Ella M. Mantor, and the afternoon was
taken up with disqualification work done
by Banner lodge of Minneapolis.
Today the officers will be elected.
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WASHINGTON NOTES.

Civil Engineer E. P. Goodrich has re-
signed his commission in the navy to
take effect July 81.
Boyd Wallace, who killed Robert Stat
ford, IN Washington, Aug 16 last was
sentenced to be hanged April r.
so EESS++sSecretary Herbert was before the
senate naval committee and argued
against removing the navy YARD from
Port Royal to Charleston.
The house committee on banking and
currency tabled the bill repeating the 10
per per cen cent tax on state bank issues. and
torres to pay interest to the government
on public deposits.
Capt: Jacques de L. Laftte and Cant
3 fers T. Brad bradley; assistant quartermas-
b teFS OF United States volunteers, have
service of the United States.
Secretary Hay has left Washington
Tor lew days rest in a Virginia resort
ne mas been contemplating this trip
for some time and has chosen the nres1
ent as the most opportune moment
Postmaster General Smith has accan+-
ed the invitation of the Michigan club
to deliver an address at its annual han
q que -, at Detroit Feb. %. His subject
Policy - GIL
The output of United States postage
stamps at the bureau of engraving and
pruning during January was the largest
III Inc history OF the government the
total number being 504, 676,61 of which
9,564S4O were put up in the little book
form.
Representative Jones. of Washington.
introduced in the house a bill providing
that after Jan. l, 1903, no foreign vessel
should enter any port of the United
States carrying products other than the
products of the country whose flag she
flies.
The senate committee on naval affairs
has concluded its consideration of the
naval appropriation bill. The commit
tee so amends the bill as to provide for
the purchase of three Holland submarine
boats The committee declined to recon-
slider its former decision to remove the
Port Royal naval station to Charleston,
S. C.
United States Consul Smith at Mos
COW, has Informed the department of
| state that the Russian ministry of agri-
culture had found it necessary to call
a meeting of the iron manufacturers of
the country to consider the present
crisis in the iron industry of the en-
pire. The majority of pudding fur
naces and rolling mills are at a stand
still.
The pension of the widow of Gen.
Lawton was reported by the house com
mittee on pensions at $50 per month, a
reduction from 500 per month fixed by
the senate. The reduction was due to
| the rule of the committee to report no
! bill above $50 per month Other bills
reported pension the widow of Rear Adj
miral Calhoon at $40; of Brig Gen. Hays
at $50, and the widow of the late Pay
master General Stanton. Of the army,
at $50.