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New-York tribune., 1901-10-27
LOVING CUP GIVEN TO @. NJ. sCHWAB

Pittsburg, Oct 26.-At a dinner given to-day by
the officers OF the operating department of the
Carnegie Steel Company. Charles NJ. Schwab pres
Ident of the United States Steel Corporation and
former president OF the Carnegie company.
presented with handsome loving cup. President
Schwab and number of officers of the big steel
combination started tonight special train for
a tour of inspection of the plants of the company
in the West. The first stop will be made at Chicago.
New-York tribune., 1901-10-27
REcLusE SLEPT FIVE YEARS IN COFFIN.

Scranton. Penn. Oct. 3s (Speeian.-Duncan T.
C;randpre a wealthy but eccentric reeluse. died
Yesterday in his lonely homo Vestal. Susaus-
hanna County. Grandpre toek up his abode here
ten years ago. after retiring from business In Phil
adelphia. For five years he had slept i'm coffin.
Cne night about two weeks ago the lid fell while
C;randpre sleeping, and he nearly suffo-
Gated when nsishbors found him. His death yes
terday is believed to have been due entirely TO this
accident
New-York tribune., 1901-10-27
TORPEDO BOAT DESTROYER LAUNCHED

Philadelphia. Oct 2e-The torpedo boat destroyer
Chauncey launched at noon to-day at Neafe
e. Bevy's shipyard. Mrs. Mae Chauncey Stevens
Todd named the vessel Distinguished officers of
the army and navy and men prominent in civil
life witnessed the ceremony. The Chauncey. which
is sister ship of the Bainbridge launched some
time ago, and the Barry, now being built, is 2I5
feet long and % feet beam with four cylinder triple
expansion engines and Thorneycroft boilers. Her
speed will be about twenty-nine knots.
New-York tribune., 1901-10-27
EXTRADTTED TO AMERICA.

London. Oct. 2s.--John Collins. alias John Harkes,
and Frederick Austin. alias Morgan. extra
dited the Bow Street Police Court to-day.
charged with larceny committed in Washington.
New-York tribune., 1901-10-27
HAMBURG-A AMERICAN REDUCES FARE.

The Hamburg-American Line. TO meet the cunard
Lines minimum winter first cabin rate. has made a
reduction from its minimum rate to England. The
minimum rate the Deutschland was $50 the
other fast express $40 and the slower mas
senger steamers 500 The rductIon is about sts
This affcts only few rooms The Cunard rate has
aEtS S,s1a frr IN, ,ef7a
New-York tribune., 1901-10-27
WILLIAM r. GRACE RETNRNS

Ex-Mayor William r. Grace. his wife and dausb-
ter. arrived here yesterday on the steamer Cam
pania. Mr.. Grace could not be persuaded 10 talk
municipal politics when he came ashore, giving
reason his unfamiliarity with the situation
He said he had been abroad since June visiting
lean newspapers
New-York tribune., 1901-10-27
BISSERT CAN'T GET BAIL.

Judge I.acombe in the United States Circuit
Court yesterday handed down order denying
the motion of Roger 5. Sherman and Frederick
House. counsel for Wardman Bissert, for the adj
mission OF the prisoner bail pending the appeal
OF his TO the United States Supreme Court
New-York tribune., 1901-10-27
ALFRED DOLCE AGAIN A BANKRUPT.

Los Angeles. Oct. 26.-Alfred Dodge. formerly
prominent felt manufacturer CT Dolgeville, n. Y.
to-day filed a petition in bankruptcy in the United
States District Court. The petition places his liza
bilites at 81 s47.o4S and assets s2569,oo4
New-York tribune., 1901-10-27
A CHURCH TO BE REOPEyED.

whitehouse. n. j. Oct. 26 (speciaD-The Metho-
dist Episcopal Church will be reopened tomorrow
after three months spent at reconstruction. The
Rev. DIR. c. ". Smith, OF Plainfield, presiding
elder will preach. The services will be elaborate.
New-York tribune., 1901-10-27
NEW EXCISE LAWS PROFITABLE.
STATE EXCISE COMMISSIONER ISSUES COM
PARATrvE STATEMENT.

Albany. Oct 2s-The State Excise Commissioner
to-day issued this statement concerning the opera
ton OF the State Liquor Tax law in the last year
as compared with the last year OF operation under
unlnr . law:
New-York tribune., 1901-10-27
Bo0KER r. WASHINGTON TO SPEAK.

Montclair, y. j.. Oct 26-BOoker T. Washington
has been engaged to speak before the outlook
Club, In this town. I'm December. This announce
ment the meeting last night was greeted with
cheers.
New-York tribune., 1901-10-27
FIRE LOSS OF 100000 IN DELAWARE

Cape Charles Va, Oct 2s-Eleven stores and
twenty ty-seven dwelling houses were destroyed by
fire at Demar Del. this afternoon. The estimated
loss is 100000
New-York tribune., 1901-10-27
COLUMBIA NOTES.

THE Columbia Jester" the undergraduate paper
has organized with the following officers FOR this
year; Editor Chief. Richard Kelly: man.
ager W. B. Shoemaker managing editors Lyman
Rhoades. W. P. S. Earle and NJ. G. Bogue:
ciate editors. j. G. Bates B. NJ. L. Ernst. Mary
II. Fisher. Knowlton Durham. W. j. Heirnann,
Jaxon Knox David Asch and e. j. Kahn.
New-York tribune., 1901-10-27

The Columbia faculty of political science has de-
cIded that the subject of the James Gordon Ben
nett prize for this year shall be THE History and
Policy of Shipping Subsidies" The competition IL
open to all students who have not yet taken tho
baccalaureate degree In arts. letters philosophy,
provided they take courses amounting to six
hours a week throughout the year in the School
of Political Science
New-York tribune., 1901-10-27
ONE OF a HUNDRED WARSHIPs.
LAUNCH OF THE LEON GAMBETTA AT BREsT
MINISTER DE LANEssAN's REMARKS.

LAUNCH OF THE LEON GAMBETTA AT BREST--
MINISTER DE LANEssAN's REMARKS.
Brest, Oct. 2s.-Presidng at the launch to-day OF
the armored cruiser Leon Gambetta, the Minister of
Marine, NJ. de Lanessan said she of
new contingent of upward OF hundred war
ships each of which will possess perfect fighting
qualities Unless unforeseen difficulties occurred
abroad the naval programme would be completed
in the time fixed by the Chamber. and then France
would enjoy at sea the security that her
numerous. solid battslions assured her the Con-
tinent Of Europe. While the French vessels were
more costly. they also worth more than the
was directing fits efforts TO the fighting quality of
its ships rather than 20 numbers. Only strong
tiors could hope 70 preserve honorably peace and
liberty
The Leon Gambetta is steel vessel Of 12 416 tons
displacement and 1900 indicated horsepower. She
is ga feet long has Il feet 2 inches beam and
draws 2s feet s inches of water. The cruiser is
driven by three propellers. has water tube boilers
and has an estimated speed of q knots. She cost
about s5,sis1o0 She has a Harveyized steel belt six
inches thick her gun positions have from FIVE
inches TO seven and three-quarter inches of armor
and she has two inches of deck plating. The
armament of the Leon Gambetta consists of four
7.sinch guns, sixteen 64-inch quick firing guns.
twenty 1.s-inch guns and four l4-inch guns She
has five torpedo tubes. of which two SUBJ
merged and she has coal capacity of from 1850 TO
1850 tons.
New-York tribune., 1901-10-27
THE PROPOSED HARDWARE TRUST.

CAPITAL. OF THE NEW COMBINATION TO BE
ABOUT s1ooooOOoo.
The proposed combination OF leading hardware
jobbers I'm the United States. if effected. will. IL is
said. be capitalized at about SOO.OOooo. The pro-
moters have. IT is understood already secured an
option the property of of the largest hard
ware dealers of the country: but, a far be
learned, the leading hardware houses of this city
are not identified with the movement and II Is
reported to he their opinion that anything like a
general consolidation OF the trade ia Impossible.
largely because OF the multiplicity of details such
q combination would involve
II is estimated that the hardware Jobbine houses
deal in about 30 900 different articles
New-York tribune., 1901-10-27

Total receipts under the old law.... s3l7. 37G O0
F,xneDses of collection for 252.7S2
Net revenue 2g2i 90
Ratio OF expense Of collection. per cent.
receipts under Sl2 532 1O o.
Rebates paid T53l4O 90
Fees ........................ 547Os 90
Rebates maid and fees S0T, $40 90
Net revenue IL 80 55 %
Expenses Of collection 3i3 40 90
Ratio of 81 cent
Net years under new law. $5TSsi@is 80
Number of licenses issued:
Under old excise law Observation-Disclosures. a3.437
T-nder Iiauor AK .................. B.s
Decrease under new liquor Iaw........... 659S
New-York tribune., 1901-10-27

Professor III. Nj. Howe. of Columbia. has been
elected honorary president of the committee on
prizes at the biennial congress the International
Association for Testing Materials and Construction
at budapest.
New-York tribune., 1901-10-27

There will be an important change in the policy
of the university this year with regard to public
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-01

have no trouble In getting wells bored.
n, however. the tentacies OF the octopus
we're once fastened securely upon the field
we should see little activity. The coal
barcns Of the East with whom the stand.
ard magnates are AFFILIATED, would want
the wells capped and left idle-to say moth
Ing Of the standards disposition to keep
down production.
II. however, the standard should show Its
head Ia Texas in It's own proper person.
or sufficiently for purposes Of legal idcnt
ncatlon. the State can be depended upon to
see that II does not "Pennsylvaniaize"
Texas. Texas has already forced one com
pary TO disown Standard oil connections
and repudinte Standard oil methods and It
is likely that we could repeat the experience
II we tried, or if any necessity for It should
arise.
il is for these reasons that the Texans
are not worrying as much Just now about
the Standard Oil company as are many of
the papers and citizens of other states.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-01
HOUSTON, MONDAY, JULY /, 1901.
LAW OF MoR vlolENcEl

the past nubushes this morning some
-on,m,mtc,4ion r~eIating 70 no recent
events IN rriritv cornty winch will nroh.
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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-01

Ned when reading the account Of the burn,
ing of witches IN the New England states
aicrt a century 49, We my io nodf ,ph9irrkk
that II would he impossible Tor such Things
10 happen In our land In this day aud time,
Int We will allow a mob TO take a wretch
and burn him at the stake, sometimes In
the presence Of women and childreni Will
ort giving him a semblance Of trial me
mol, was composed NJ the best citizens ot
the community. ] can Imagine people at
distance reading the 9eeog iwe anq r fne
best peopie AZ that State will burn a
negro at the stake without giving nm a
trial, what will not the bad cltizens uot
q, %analrs OF course, he peace No 1tnf {
MOI. bent OH wreaking Vengeance on a rape
fetd. and the officer with the moral anu
ply steal courage to defend such q prisoner
Is rare. II, he thought that ne ,naJofhtt,y
duty. the chances are that he would risk
his life In defending his prisoner, but ne
cIse like this would make him unpopular.
TIE writer knows q sheriff in middle
Texas who successfully defended a prls
oner. charged with some heinous crime.
ags inst q mob; aud In about a year this
sheriff ran for re-electiun In the democratic
primary. and the end Of the county where
this mob was made np voted solidly against
him They stated before the primary was
ned that they intended to defeat him II
possible, ana gave as tnclr reuSun lhut ne
would not let them have the prisoner above
referred to; and they knew he only did his
swctr duty. am glad TO state that ne
was reelected sheriff.
II Is time the people condemned lynch
law In no uncertain terms. They can put
q stop to " u they will, by hunting the
members of the mob down, and trying
thcm-and convIcting them--for murder, aS
WIS done with the Humphreys lynclers
IN the northern part Of the state a short
10 nne a county 5000 or $1,000 for al
lowing n lynching or burning Within its
limits of anyone by a mob, the money
70 20 10 some state fund. and the peace OF
ii ii is found that they were negligent,
they should he expelled from office, and
otherwise punished II the loss of the of
nee L. thought insufficient.
~cpremunlty's wrong should be thought great
enCugh to trample on The laws OF our fair
land, in seeking qualification in revenge.
our law need a great many changes.
There Is too much delay. and too many
loon holes by which any prisoner can have
Otherwise wear a case out. perhaps till
scac Of the principal witnesses are dead.
Especially Is this the case Wncn the prs
oicr has some money, linen tne 1uries are
easy as possible. In some cases turning
hin! loose when there Is enough evidence
against him to convict him twice over.
Hut after a heroic effort the state has
been able 10, convict the prisoner, alons
h. has served a small part or the sentence.
Ii is gratifying TO know that we have
some officers who will defend their prts-
oner mt ali hazards, as evidenced by the
are happenings at Trinity. and 1t is to be
hoped That All the good people Of the stat"
will encourage all such acts of official hertz
ism. a Reader.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-01
The OCTOPUS AND our on FIELD.

some az our esteemed confennoraries ora
hilging FITS -four columns long, over storius
ahoup me STANDARD ~ eompanA euytns up
ny ~ hana H. u st ns'do am toRe ,oi1
Of the district, with lis abundance OF car
ital and unlimited knowledgo Of the bust
w'orth ana ae'elep y nor az y may ne
The standard will do as 1t did with the
Ohio situation. make tie most OF il IN an
4beeppSetfiff 4 ibe Iiaa,uTnht way, tn Mal WI tspeedaiiy
panv.
We Ike 70 see such. rich concerns in the
sgntni ms moee We aass 9i tnem ne PEI
els and courts can do ti.at'
II VIII require a vast amount Of capital
g miaize me heanwon ~ prodaci Y Z
TIC deys ii mnde bS ihe stan nv.
ard. Win be done more economically than
an urn Or eeHapanA, other nan The stand.
wanii ,anna mn fhe iob IN n / tiibbs 'o 81
time required ~ small comnanies, and N
2 1.-THE Of tac cost. 4 hleh larger cost thc
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-01

for the services rendered BY him in ,s.n.
tortez. the murderer of Sherlfe Vt,,nle
and Gloye. for Manuel Tom OF Afs"nql
county, now mounts to about $50 'Ses
from Philadelphia, whore he nttendetP ise
meeting of the Southern lndustrIni V
citation. He says the eyes Of The oasH
OF the North and East are on fsSyypg.
be pouring Into the State II given 4 i gH
ent engagement. He says the Philodeinntt'
meeting was a great one and viii. l
dclnd IL mnch good TO the Southern Sta,Mn
especially Texas. -Na
Bee county Is becoming Headquarters y
hne cattle In this part Of the State ss|
cral sales of cattle at fancy prices NV
among these sales were eighty head
registered bulls. sold by W. u. station \
parties In West Texas.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-01
hernnstead HappenInas.

Hempstead. Texas, June 30.-The hen.
stead Herald has been leased to Anafss
& Blackshear Of Navasota. Max ConS
Of Navasota came down yesterday to ~
charge OF and manage the paper +
Mrs. n. Il. Beaumier left YESTERDAY
Brownwood.
County court will convene in regular =
sion tomorrow uer
The town has been fuii OF Wate
huyerS me past week. u,uztse
Nrssrs Sherwin OF Dallas and Wesx.Ss
NJ Houston. representing the missouri. r.
sas ana Texas 81 Texas, and HoustonS
NY AZ central. were in the city yestcrlaa
a~tfepGGnce upon the board OF equAn'
tion. zfr~ Kt
Mcijade. sr., died this afternoon
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-01
DEMAND FOR HORSES.
BUYERS for Polo Players and the British
Army at BeeVille-CattIe Sales.

BUYERS TOR Polo Players n the British
Army at BeeVilIe-CattIe Safes.
neeyille, Texas, June 3O.-A gentleman
from the North has been here for sew.
eral days buying polo ponies. The horses
witch he is buying are shipped TO San
Antonio, where they are trained and then
shipped North, where they are sold to the
efIete classes who bestride them wniie play,
ing polo and croquet.
Another gentleman has also been here
for some time buying horses for the Eng.
lisii army TO be used In Sonth Africa. Be-
tween both of these agents n brisk de-
mand for horse nesh has been created
here.
4 couple OF chattel mortgages amounting
20 the neat sum OF Of S285. 200 and on
record In the clerks office here. were re-
leased Monday the obligations for which
thew stood having been fnlly paid. These
are the largest mortgages eyer hled In
this county, and the fact that they have
been lifted is a very healthy sign for the
county.
The sum OF money subscribed BY the
citizens OF Beeviile With which 20 purchase
q medal al a token Of their Appreciation
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-01
BRYAN Briefs.

Rryan, Texas, June sO.-Nuss verna Cor
don has returned to her home. In Missis
sirpl, after a visit to her brother, n. NJ
Gordon.
Mrs. John Q. Tabor and son, Rodney,
returned to their home, in San Antonio,
yesterday after visiting relatives here.
Mrs. d. b. Knox and Mrs. b. F. Leman
are visiting in Heafne.
Mrs. sam Myers Of San Antonio. who
mas been visiting Mrs. w. r, James, left
yesterday for Rusk, accompanied by Misses
Vivian and Corinne James.
Miss Mary Deems has returned from d
visit to Houston and Galveston.
Misses Edith Rhodes and Auhra Tabor
left yesterday for a visit to Groesbeeck.
Mrs. George X, Tabor and little son have
gone 70 New orleans TO join DIT, Tabor.
Mrs. John t. Heines has returned from
o Visit to relatives In Virginia.
Or. and Mrs. Brown and Miss Hattie Sue
Brown went TO Montgomery yesterday.
= = L. Knight returned to Dallas yes
Trs j. b. Priddy returned from Graham
yesterday.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-01
Anderson Locals.

Anderson, Texas. June 3o.-The Ander
son baseball team viii go TO courtney
Thursday, July 4. to play the club Of that
place.
MI. Burt OF Beaumont was Ia town on
BUSINESS Saturday.
The Anderson Telephone company is now
e~AttLdlng It's line 20 Rep TOP, In the
nosthern partion OF Grlnes eounty.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-01
Victoria County rrnoLstnrs.

Victoria. Texas, tune a0.-There was a
large representative aud enthusiastic mcei
lug Of the Victoria County Truck Grower
association yesterday, at which constitu,
zion and bylaws we're adopted. Prof. Ne.
Henry Of the Beeyine experimental station
addressed the meeting, There win De 4
lsfge acreage In truck this fan. Quite a
nunaoer &C those who will engage In thts
rrenraple Industry are arranging 10 lFri'
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-01
Mob law Condemned.
To nc Editor d rhe 80.

- NV TNITNT OF INC F0st,
Manor. Texas. June 2s.-I note with
pleasure your recent editorials condemning
mob law, Mob law Is a curse that Is do
ing the State and the South more harm
than any other one thing. II keeps out
Genital and desired immigration. and. there.
fore. retards Inc development Of our re-
sources and enrichment Of our people. A
thrill 81 horror and disgust ran through
the whole civilized world a few years ago.
hechpke 81 the Injustice done Dreyfus by
tae courts OF France. Aud we are horri.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-01
e.,,,o.d Ticket Office Robbed.

LongyIew. Texas. June 10Th ael.
Of the Texas. Sabine Valley ahd w.
western Railway was entered last w Y
and the safe broken open and robbed,
burglars secured about $50. They uscy
conf chlsel hammer Ia breaking open
safe. - a. IN h
robbers.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-01
DRAINING DE- cANEY CREEK.
Civil Engineers Report--Plans for
AiJ1rL

Civil Engineers Report--Plans tor Y
Work.
Wharton. Texas, Jun 3o.-Civil Englns'
G, r. Merrwether who was appointed
make an estimate of what 1t would e's
to drain Caney creek, after making a ~
vey, reports that the work can be aec0e
plished at a cost Of from $1,000 70 Sssl
OF this amount the county commissions
have set aside nm appropriation Of $500 Y
citizens subscribing 1925. making a Wv
of $1425. The depth Of the ditch, waif
will Join Caney with the river, Is 70
eleven feet. with a fall of one foot whep
n ~onnects with the river. The length s
the ditch Is 10 be 1920 feet, between ~
two nearest points. to be laid WIN
twenty-four inch sewer. Further ~
and specifications will be furnislet X
Air. Merrwether and considered By the evpI
milton ,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-01
4 MANLY Enc vERsArlE RuLER.

Whatever may be the pecuAaritles or
eeeentrlcities OF the German emperor De
has the plctnresqueness the dasn ana Vlgor
to MI the Imagination 81 mug people ana
win for himself a personal distinction and
popularity quite aside from mis- position
as efhcial head Of the empire.
The spectacle OF the emperor Of q great
nation sailing MS own yacht ana winning
g race In the face OF n rough sea Is adj
mirHhly calculated to IMPRESS his courage
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-01
THE HOUSTON DAILY POST
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kuhsefipfion by Maii-in advance, Daily and Sum
day Post. one wear. $1,000; six months ss.oo'
three months. $3.50: one month. $500.
Tn SUNDAY posT, one year Si.5o.
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enc yesr. Si.oc: SIX months so cents Tires
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fefessn OIiccs-Eastern business ofhce 4s Tribune
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Telephone Numbers: sss a / 80

lke city.-The Post IS delivered to any rsrt Of The
cit by carriers. pes month. $I.oo; three months
$500, six months 5000, one year Sia.oo,
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Circulation ana collecting Messrs Theodore
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thorixed collectors Of all city bills doth a~1vefts-
ing and subscripAonl ard no money should be
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