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The Springfield herald., 1901-12-13

PupiI-Teacher. is a Leadville man a
Ieadvillaln? Teacher-He is sometimes
made so by bad spells.
The Springfield herald., 1901-12-13
BROWN PAL ACE HOTEL tHsGLTHg5E fHsa TRg9s

WANTED Men learn barber trade Tools and
w board furnished, positions. guaranteed Write
for particulars. Molers' Barber College, Denver
The Springfield herald., 1901-12-13

STnV'F REPAIRS for every known mnke Of
. ~ u stove, furnace range. GEO. A.
PULLEN. 1881 Lawrence St. Denver, Phone rs.
The Springfield herald., 1901-12-13

Beet pulp from the Loveland sugar
factory is being tested as to its value
for fattening cattle and sheep. W. II.
Turner is hauling to Berthoud and
feeding cattle. Bartholf & Kelim have
n large number of lambs on the John
stone farm southeast of town. and
about mile from the factory to
which they are feeding about forty
tons day.
The Springfield herald., 1901-12-13

club.
w. s. Stratton will donate to Ell Paso
county the new park at the end of the
Cheyenne canon street car line recently
improved by him. County Assessor
Layden was notified by Mr.. Stratton,
it is said, to strike the tax levy from
the rolls. as the owner intended to give
the tract to the county. The acquisi-
ton comprises twenty acres near Chey-
enne canon, and large force of men
is at work putting the finishing touches
to the rustic fence. the driveways, etc.
which will make the place one of the
chief points of attraction next sea-
son
1t costs money to run for office i'll Pu-
eblo county. The statements filed with
the county clerk show that the Repub-
lican Central Committee expended ST.
400, the full amount collected from the
various sources. The Democratic Cen
tral Committee collected S3,99S, of
which all but S33.25 was expended
James l.. Beaman, elected sheriff.
spent S1,3O5; w. II. Fairfax. clerk. ST.
215; Miss Lulu White. county superin-
tendent of schools, 1896; NJ. A. Carey,
assessor, 81 ,022 %; l.. b. Gibson, coun-
ty judge, $3S4; ]. II. Williams COM
missioner, S1O2.79: John NJ. Mckee,
treasurer, S1.315; l. C. McKallip, JUS
tice of the peace. S4O0: DIR. A. J. Mon
ahan, defeated for coroner, expended
S265.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-11-04
DEATH ROLL.


Sister Mar Theresa Of the Incaruate
Word convent died at the convent IN this
city at 1870 q. m. yesterday. sister Mary
Theresa, whose name In the world was
Mary Collins. was born in Cork, Ireland,
November /, 1861. and entered the religious
life In the convent OF the Incarnate Word.
Houston, November 3, 1857. pronounciug
the hnal vows on August -, 1890
SISTER Theresa was for several years
principal teacher Of the Auuunclation boys
school bur during the past year was con.
PEELED 10 rclinQuish her duties on account
ar failing health. sac was q woman az
superior talents and thorough education.
ana possessed In an eminent degree the
faculty ~ imparting knowledge to others.
which made her successful teacher She
was muc1 beloved by her pupils, who will
receive the urNs Of her death with sOr-
row. Her death was due 10 consumption
and hence was not unexpected She was
fully resigned and well prepared. and died
the death ~ faithful Christian woman,
The funeral Will take place from the
Church ot the Annuncstion at 10 a. M.
today, November 4, on which occasion a
solemn high mass will be celebrated, al
which all Catholic clergy " the city will
assist, The following psilbcarers have
hs"u selected from among thu former pupils
~ tho deceu Sed sister aphn Johnson
Cleveland Donuely, Jerry / Ally. Leonard
McEnnls James Tarpey and larry Pendar-
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-11-04


ne civic club ~ Houston. the preiim-
lrary meeting % whl-h vas held Al the
I.yreuru library club rocm last Monday.
viii meet this afternoon az Sd, o'clcrk 1t
The same place The ladies who attended
last Monday and the organizations repre-
sented by them were; Mrs. H. F. Ring
rity Federation Mrs. vs.. e. Crane. Dsnga'
tiers OF the American Revolutions Mrs
Rast and Mrs. Guntcrnau. Woman's Relief
C5rps. Mrs. NJ II Foster. Robert Z. Lee
chziter United Daughters ot ne Co1iei'
eraeF. Mrs Presley ewing. Ladies' Head
Ing club. Miss Mamie Gcariu.. WON 4ii $
,5ab. Miss Atkinson. Shakespeare elnn'
Wr. y Gooimau. Mrs. } a. kamsey
AIR rs u Minii, and Mrs g. II stad-
Iev. Wsmau's Christian Temperance Union
Wrs re- A. Randolph was also present IN
RESPONSE 90 au invitation.
These ladies' arc requested 20 be a. the
meeting this afternoon. when a president.
a general vice president. secretary ana
treasure Wili nr eiceted. After me CON,
nlittpe oa calling @ general meeting ohl
choosing place for holding the meeting
b. Is Intended that fh9 president shall r3N
meetings 90 DO held Co evcrv ward tn the
Iltr sn.crs.irely for the purpose ~ eieriil2
3 vice president from tlc ward % WAlr
49, meeting is held lB this way the
-sslas hope thar tae women OF 4H parts
~ t6e ,ity may be especially interested.
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Advantage q sBeh expressed sentiments o.
the cAiff q police, are encouraged 70
prosecute thfir shocking courses openly and
de1anily. ard ] an fe.d hY e leading cit
iEeu that fhe chaef q police pn one oe
casion not lp.g since stated that 70 p as
rot popular o. suppress reriail open Vlo-
latious ~ the cTimiuai statutes and De
wqnid therefore REFUSE 70 grant request
10 Suppress certain cpen v.oialons Of tae
criminal statnfes
In view q ne fae, that every tue has
to st1ad On It's oHu bottom, tllls y
would g unrnanly for Mr B'ackhuru 10
attempt 10 raake me The "Scapsgozt o.
tie police dtrartlnent lf would also seem
strange II ! should regard with indifference
m.atterE 80 gave. hTety feirmtlce1 cli
ixen knows that his administratiCu has
ipeen Characterised hy as shameless dlsre-
rard for the pcsca and diEnlty ~ the
gsy as 8. well could Do and 90 seems tlat
be ccud lot b1t see tire hal1Rrliils o.
the wall ere this
Ny character ard reputation being az
stake naturally Induces re 90 say 4ei the
D. Proctor
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-11-04

Jimmie Rogers died at his hcine. corner
Edwards aud Silver streets, In Nihls city.
yesterday afternoon At 2:25 o'el1ck Of a
complication Of diseases. The deceased
was - years of age and had been Nm over
TWO months. The remains win he sbipped
70 I;edbetter ~ II o'clock this mbrniDg
mcnt. He had been resident ~ in, city
OF Houston for nine years. was press
man for :; v pealy & Co, statlouefs aud
printers OF this city, and was unmarried.
MIS- Lucy pevore and Mrs. w II Leak
an9 Miss Nettie Rogers, all OF this citg.
ana I've brothers, WIN Rogers of this
elty ana Whitdeld Rogers Of Ledhetter.
,99geiher with host OF friends, to mourn
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Personal MENTION

,r....
~ .a.frs'on, spent sunday with friends
IN houston
N.s-cs Cora and stella Root. who have
s'tu Spending the summer mcnt4 In tle
N..i w. A4F' returned 10 their hons 10 this
,4ttr
Hon. George j Seh,ajchpr q Cucr0 coun
q attorney Of Dc WHt aud his brother.
!. 3. Scaleicher are in tho citY 20 attend
the opera
Miss Stella Meuard II Galveston lis visit.
Tug thi~ city. the guest af ~. ~ r
Kendall Mis-, M.uam will attend the
cpcra this evening
Afrr t.-f, ~ w., t.., 81. a.
J1bft Ste+r, ~ rbs. ,g~ 49, -. ~.
MIS- Shasrr md lg.r - "git ~. .' W. !
49, -- 'A -P' one 'I tue
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-11-04
CITY BREWTiEs.

The friends ~ Or Thomas Flavin. for
merly Demonstration ~ ANATOMY Of the
Texas Medical university of Galveston. VIII
regret 20 learn that be Is seriously ul an his
present residence, corner Rice and Runnels.
Ia the Second ward
Mr. ". II Lovegrove. who represents
several large machinery concerns. with
headquarters IN this city. Informed a ropr-.
sentative ~ The Post yesterday that ba
had just closed contract with the Wal
TO furnish that concern with rumnin..
plant which will be used io supply gbout
1000 acres ot rice land In the vicinity ~
Eagle lake ''
The regular monthly meeting Of tho
Robert = Lee chapter Quilted Daughter.
OF me Nonfederacy viii he held IN the
parish house " Christ church T. e this
morning az 1890 O'Clock As there + I'M,
poriant business before thhe chapter. min.
ciral smong which IS the election Of deIe.
gates 70 ne state convention, 80 Is earnest.
y urged that there DO u full ATTENDANT /, .
the meeting this morning ''
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Proetor va. RIackhurn

To the Editor Of The Post.
Houston, Texas, November A-In satur.
days issue Of the Houston Daily Herald
OF November p 1901. notice statement
from Chief Of Police Blackburn ATTEMPTING
in an Insignificant way 10 refute certain
allegations made by me through the col
umns Of your valuable journal Of the same
date. Now, as 10 the statements I made
stand ready. willing and able to prove
each and every assertion and, furthermore
40 show the public that Mr. Blackburn ia
acting with me was governed hy prejudice
and through spirit Of animosity that had
existed for several months prior Ia the
present time. Again he attempts 10 cast a
slur by stating that ] was discharged hy
himself for being dead drunk on my beat
which I say Is an untruth and stand pre-
pared 10 prove the untruthfulness Of his
statement by as reputable witnesses az
there are 10 be found In the city OF Hons.
ton Why was he not willing 10 so before
n court 81 Inquiry With his alleged
rAarsesf simply because he knew neither
ee or his coagi,ators could sustain them
and that the dirty work 81 the police de-
pertinent would be shown 70 the public too
pain 70 be considered vision
niu not care 70 go into a controversy
about this matter but n Mr.. Blackburn
thinks thst am going 70 lie snpinely by
end huher encn aspersloBR 60 be cast upon
ny name ne - mistaken; and, 80 far as
ones Rights and having the moral courage
- declare your convictions constitutes such
then am guilty But Il such pleadings ~
.ne eniei 81 police. 20 say a. he Is reported
known the people desired d suppression OF
certain open criiunality IN Houston he
should have checked II long ago. IS not
% municipal management. then / woull
Ike for some one 70 define the psrd
'hAbgr" And tbs iawless element taking
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sessmeui can BE- levied upon any men.bei
qt camp Tor ANY plrpnse tAis u tlefeletr
9hlJ al urge1t request for Folunlafg
iribntipns nom the mempers e laitsa
Confederate Veteran camps. whlen ~
general commanding prsys aad hopes VII.
lieet Eiih 30 immediate ana generous y
sppnse
= The general comsnaudiug Suggests that
al Uoneys raised Iu RESPONSE 90 tAls %
guest. shall be seat Direct q Ms y "
Randolph. chairman. jefferson DAris AoA1,
% her through tae DSnghters. q the 20
fe1eracy, 10 each United CONFEDERATE Vel
cran division, ard the Daughters o thf
NylieaeracF are requested g ppt il
selves iu cofunuuicsrlcn 0ifa I1e camps
80 Ss 10 assist 90 this l4utablc NogA ~
iafougL the bands q The Ladies Gomez
crate Memorial assncisuta. g.1ea
ctattcn, through .ts president Ms "
Beasu has Ilre ady collected ard Pad
over Considerable sum fo- ne ere tiol
% thts monument % aid u tht c9mpl-' -l
are showing 81 much energy anl dr'"-ir-.
By order az J. q. Grr3aA
General Touu.a-1lrE-
Coo. MoorInan. AJ5uaut Genfa' aud
A memorial ode from the pea y pr
}. T. Ntls01 was received 71fa fI- ti-
fHfneiion ihat the ole is dedicated 'g ih
writer 20 his CpnfeiaTlre r0-lI 1des D. 'iA
tat suggestion hist "a wiii b- ippfp1 IAt.
% memoriai occasions and Oh pa .'-a-
f"haiors. auf lskuE tbs rsurades ia .t-f1
tae words art be- able 20 lr- r.
on iade 7. T. Gibbs ~ Ahtr; sidney
:. nnstnn cemp az san Anto1,a u71e AH
pfratipn Tor memhers1fr in thn camp
here aud Adiu'ant FsN wzs INSTRUCTED r
end secure q transfer rsrl from fhe Gang
there for Comrfde Gibe Eud 1pn7 td'
iIausfer he w.N he stu. ad as member
The committee consisting ~ w. W pcv
ter Captain y G. Drev 20i g. T., Cohen
airoluied ~ revise thr a1s'ti1t'a ahd
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some appropriate selections that seemed 10
bc very much enjoyed II was a~lounced
that tAc board OF trustees viii meet at
the hell next sunday at : 30 oclork The
subject and lecturer viii be announced
n ; %. IN.
THE TURNVEEEIN.- The meeting Of
the ruruycreiu was held at Turner han
yesterday morning. There Was little but
routine business transacted. the attend
aure upon the meeting being very small.
The following applications for member
ship were acted upon tavDr!ufv, and they
admitted s. new members OF the club;
Harry Jcdr.cs. Jr- EUEene {. Bake,
Moore }. J. Cox, H a Paine. Frank ".
Bailey, MeiSt AlsworJh. l.. Il. LoWenstcin.
A GOOD PERFORMANCE Reynolds
and his company OF mediums gave good
exhibition 30 d large audience at the opera
house last evening. It was good perform.
ance and full Of interest from start GO
nuish. The exposition OF spirit slate writ
Ing was >ple ldld and tine NATURALIZATION
OF spirit hands and faces WIS grand. Taken
altogether. Prof Reynolds showed himself
and his entire company as adopts az the
business and the crowd was well pleased.
A STILL ALARM-A suu alarm sen;
into Central FIRE station called the lad
dies TO No II Young avenue Saturday
night The alarm was occasioncd by a
burning hue in the property of Mr.. J.
krupp. occupied by Mr. ; Hoop and fam
lily. There was no damage, and the de-
part0lcnt was not needed Upon exanina.
lion the hue was found detective and was
reported.
SPECIAL MATINEE.-The "Richsrd Car.
vcl' company. which shows at the opera
house thls evening spent Sunday in this
city LEARNING Of the presentation OF
'LohengIin." the company has arranged to
give a s-ecial matinee this afternoon at
. 80 o'clock In order that those who eE
an opportunity to see their performance.
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THE DAY IN THE CITY.

ENTERTAINED AT GALvESToN.-A
large delegation Of rbe Houston Horse
shoers union. headed hy Frank El"r. pros
i5eat; James Charlton. vice president, aud
z :. MrDnnl}d secretary. went ~ Gal
weston yesterday a> guests of the Calves
ton Ho7sosEoers union and returning last
night report thar they were royaliy enter
tanned Ny tho horseshoers OF Galveston
with an oyster roast at the residence Of
L. Franks on Twenty-seveDth street. They
report having spent a most enjoyable day
During the conyiyiaiIty Of ;hr occasion q
very encouraging letter was read from Nh.
Kelley of Chietgo along the line of pro
vote 90 thanks for his splendid advice. \
feature Of thg entertainment was the
presentation 20 Mr.. Hccker u Houston OF
a trophy for being the champion oyster
eater Of the Houston delegation. Mr.. Nc
Donald WAS also presented souvenir !l
the form ~ q bottle that had been n>lei
from Galveston bay ourrusied with ID
cluster 81 well developed oysters The
Houston visitors returned loud 10 their
praise ~ the very Io-pitahle treatment re-
ce!yei az tAe hands OF their Galveston
friends.
REVIVAL CONTINUES The revival
services at the Mckee street Methodist
Episcopal saurch south which were Co
have closed last evening VIII be continued
mp to aga luciusiag Wednesday evening,
II not longer. The Interest which mas
been deep and earnest from the very bee
sontin1aIiv and ar eot6 -seryieas vcstarday
the churrn building was crowded 10 its
utmost WIZ ln,e5esteI hearers ana deesp
So Al tho evening service, The ALTAR bejnc
cawded with penitents seeking CONVEX
SON WIN many oAiessions and CONVEX
Ler n, thc Mo- 1,,,y,i,oTs sb,,tos IA
srrb q scn,f a., ,,-og v-itrsa,o5 i St,E1+
street church Ar tbIs service hos not he,,,
witnessed In This city FOR many day.
Tn, Master Rey Jntn I Green l. In
dnctI1g tbe ,neeting and yaaIs ,,ro,fir on.
rourapod ovsr tha rasrlt .r6.rn "a 90
been many additions To- he church mem.
CAME To THE OPERA ,,r,he- -,
ont-oftow visitors arrived in rho r,,
YESTERDAY FIR tha nurp9se Of ,t,sr5r7g tho
operg and WITNESSING and bso-ir,, ,fo 70,
dltlon Of "IoscDgrfr., ,t the ArdI,o-,,,n,
this evening Amop~ tboss y,bo ara b,ro
are tho following. Mr. and NJ n
| CasSou Mrs NJ ,.t.----, "a NJ.
az" MISS
~ - na - 'Ni!an OF willis Judge Wells
ih3n.lP>on @nI W'Ie ~ Maiasorda, Mrs. s.
Ipt'',1 ~, o. ,iunhuS. VIZ. and Mrs. W. :.
NJ -''SN H.l,'' 'lA''' Mrs. Joe ltor,a.
m, .t,1sN ' lNg ". J.. G. Eastman OF
SMr. David AnseIl of Co.mesneil, Mr. and
MrS " X S5s-n n, TT, ,A;tthur' Mr. and
TO TEST THE NEW STEAMER. The
new stssm fire engine which has arrived
here and hos been placed in Central s,,
zion viii he taken ont today ana tested
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Mr. S. A. Crisp. editor Of the cue
who was In the city yesterday y.
while some question has been y.
the Eleventh congressional dlsue,,
Hon. Rudolph Klcbers againsl ~
q candidate to represent thal "a
congress, Mr., Kiehcrg Is COINS
district Informing himself as "
timent Of the people and VIII ~ "
ability formally announce ms AZ
later on. He says the rumor q
berg's withdrawal from the rars ~
Unauthorized and that the 4.
strongly In favor Of his runuln mi =
when he re enters the race ne w.sti'
a good deal OF strength from
charters.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-11-04

Boletos and pouched bodies are SIN car
rvlne the day I'm ordinary gowns Inc
three-quarter length bodice coat has in'
deed. quite made good SIS riaco. But SAoi'
women do not look 80 W. 'n ihcSe -A-
-1af.ts as their tall slim sisters. ana per
hans b rs @ UredoDinancc or the former
fyHe -r7uone the French women that u
Eeruiug the bolrro and the shirt bplice IN
favor
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AIabama cotton loan

Messrs. Robertson, Foote & Co, a cotton
Arm Of this city, received the following YES
terday from a leading banking firm OF
Demopolis tAla) concerning the yield u
the crop In that section; Decrease a.
compared with last year Is 10 per cent.
picking practically over DemopulIs rs
the center Of a productive region and the
message Is worthy of note IN considerins
the prospects Of that state
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shootlnu Al Sandy Point

It was reported by private kilograms last
evening that AIR oghurn OF sandy Point
had been shot and seriously wounded. A
special train with a relative and a physi-
clan left about ) o'clock. but all efforts
10 learn the particulars We're without avail
The person who did the shooting left
sandy PeinI and went In the direction Of
Alvin.
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The popular tailored hat Is charming for
an ordinary wear. and IS generally made
az csmers hair felt draped over wire
g-,u,o and Is fat and broad in effect 11e
b.t Is seldom worn jus, as made. fof Toe
wesror bends 80 20 swift her parficuiaf iypr
Of fsce ard style Of 1-.ires~uT benl,Is
does not hurt N In the least. II Is HaNF
vgi+b mat In view Velvet Is much used ipf
binding these hats az we'll as FOR loops aud
hoWS
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THE GREAT PRIMA DONNA
Emma Eames Of The Graz Opera Com.
pany Arrives 10 the City.
SHE WILL sing IN LOHENGRN TONIGHT.
she Chats Pleasantly With q Pos, Rep
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Of 7er Per-
aonality ard Love Of Singing

,lsdsus gmniz gausss story. the youngest.
rites beautiful and mess Americaz mem
Der u the Maurice Crsu Opera company.
VITA her travelling eoulpaaion and maid
resesad HsuF,sn on tire delayed Sorihern
Paddle YESTERDAY morning and tocf apart
neprs - the Riee. coming q day ahead
o. the eompsDy la order go rest ~, aeT
appearance tunleht ln the try!ng role q
Elsa ID .Lcbelzrin.
Madan Esmes has teInai1ed zeal
Amencau glri despite beg residence abroad
snl phrslcsiIy she ia ihat type o. woman
to,d which Mr. G}oseo delights 90 pie
ture Her ssir red and white ccugl Eloa.
hriebt bite eyes and ripping hroate h-ow-
hais serve fo enhance tle high t-ef fca-
lures sr8 tae fearless proud expression
q her faoe. Bulr 30 heroic mold aai
exceedingly taH ant maruircan-iF prFo-
iicaed, v1a im feet aal 'spe- Singers
o. is ne wonder t1as Mr. strrs atn BE-
the 500 ~ gsGaa STORY the well ilaru
s,lr'og -ha.-tl pretty Emma EaE.es The
Ui-,I re-f-t woman DO mad agrr url
psgsy ae as mentally.
Nathan Fau-s Us eaasL.rg autarta.ae-
src csattr5 s tr.a- wr7 p4saa.y
W5th a party ot .at.es aai gentlemen was
called 9raa a-r q, tae aete among VISION
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THE OPERA "L0HENGRIN."
An APPRECIATION FROM RABBI
HENRY BARNSTEiN
IN Er7lysis o. the Wysi, ard Some
Hints as 10 the Details Of tire
Performance.


Performance.
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suit Vas started in the T.. S circpjt
Peters against biscuit manufastnrcrs ~
infringement ~ paper boxes for 9ractcrs
Inc package in dispute Is one used by tbc
Natonal BlsCait company Tor lbs UBeeJ
hea'y damages are asked for.
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Houston, Texas, November 9 Tho under
signed take pleasure in acknowledring
!hhf3ugn me medium ~ The Houston Posi-
lhelr nigh appreciation ~ heartfelt thanks
To the many friends Of onr father ma
grandfather decreased. W. HarraD FOR M
Ner{ many words Of sympathy and ~.
Win contributions u fioral designs nnparal
leled, which touches our hentfs yi,h
warmest and most slucere response IN
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4 the Baby /. cm,tinn r..,.

DC sure and use that old and wen tried
remedy. Mrs. Wsnslow's SoofhinS syrno
for children teeth!ng. II soothes he mia
s9,lens the gums, allays all paln, cures
SN,,aa eole and Is the besr remedy for