The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-22
BACK FROM CRIPPLE CREEK
DR.. J. M. BoYLES THE FIRST HoUs-
TON DELEGATE. TO RETURN
Mayor Rauins Of Waco Denies an Inn
putation A9airst&he Texas
Delegation.


Dr. j, NJ. Boyles is the FIRST OF the
Houston delegates to return from the
Transmississippi Commercial congress at
Cripple Creek Col. He and Mayor higgins
OF Waco came back together
The following special sent by the Cripple
Creek correspondent appeared in the Den
yer News Of July 10:
Special to the News.
Cripple Creek, Col, July 1s.-colonoi
H o. Maxson OF Reno. New, Is the
politician Of the congress as II were
He Is the secretary Of the National II
The pyernment in an important ca
pacity.
fipns came to the congress they were
cooked and prlmed for light to the
finish TO take the congress Of 1902 70
New Orleans, and With q slate Of OIL
GERS far the ensuing year, beaded by
Waiter Gresham Of New Orleans for
Colonel Maxsen went to work on the
floor quietly and II may be well sald
fhhf his assiduity Is responsible for the
CONGRESS going to St. Paul When Ncss
Orleans was beaten today the TeXaS
and Louisiana delegations soou thinnel
out, and tonight they are nearly all
en- route South
Colonel Msxson IL Senator Clark's PM
itician and has complete charge Of the
tight against the Hartman syndicate.
Last night Colonel MaXson had pre-
a
and the bottle resembled the tooth wash
phial used by Expert Maxwell. who Is
his roommate, and Colonel Maxsou By
mistake took large dose OF the tooth
Dash upon retiring
1odsY he looks and feels like Next
can ceatAVo and has been pretty sick
mau, but Is all right tonight.
mayer Higgins always ready to break n
lance In defense Of Texas, In discussing
The ststement made Ia the special to the
to "a
l3ost reporter yesterday:
The intlmAtlon by the Cripple Greek cor.
respondent Of the Denver News that the
Texas delegation went 10 the Transmissls.
blppi congress with chalk on their hat,
states In their pockets aud knives up their
sleeves and lent the congress for the South
with "a case Of muligrubs before the con.
,Press adjourned all because we did not
capture the congress Tor New Orleans;
a. unfair, misleading and untrue In fact.
THE whole idea seems to have been
formed In the mind of the politician OF
the West, in whose personal interest the
2item seems 10 have been written
THE Texas and Louisiana delegations
were divided mp to the hour tho placs
aeor next meeting wae named. Nor did the
Texas delegation discuss IN any meeting
'how we would vote as TO place until just
before the selection was made Nor did
I'VE make slate az any time for officers
except those allotted to each State by the
0sngl ess
The Texas delegation went as far AZ
CUDrRdo SPRING. on special train, be
Ing the largest delegation at ths congress
Texas had over 100 delegates ana forty
tlfree paid memberships, made fewer de
mands, occupied less time and had less t,
tay than any other stste, Most all gu
delegation reached Cripple Greek Monan.
evening, and expected to leave Thursda
4 r. nj which sernr did. others rcmalniu
until Friday DAP when congress adjourned
Texas and Texans are not given 10 puuttn
and do get along with any body Tof gei
tlemeB and are not looking for bad trca
mem from anybody Our people arm a
broSd In mind and liberal in policy as on
state Is fabulously' rich aad prespotot
and great
we have never asked much from III
congress, generally R0i what VIZ lid az
nud hnvs been literally dealt with, q
ways lcrUish our fun part % men. none
ana work, therefor can aiIprs 10 Nr mni
unanimous and good-paturel and lool, wit
tender pity upon the narrow and sens
who impugn tile motives o. others. w
does not seem 10 know Nrom the new
paper account tooth wash from paregorl
10 come 60 Texas aud get Fono liberal mat
hc0c ideas from the mos. generous me-
the most ntei-cn. mon auA most pro,
porous cias5tS on the globe.