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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-10-16
Texans in New York.

tnpechl 10 ne "eIj
New York, october Ia The following
Texans are registered in New York:
Houston. s. Austin Smith, Abbott Cock
rell. Normandie; r. A. Relchardt, Herald
SQUARE.
Dallas S. Carleton, Herald square.
San Antonio.-Wlillam Davis, Aston.
Galveston-J Z. Morris. !. J. skinner,
Imperial: Frank Talbot and wife, Grand.
For Worth.-J. NJ. Drove and wife,
BarthOldl
Norris. Everett
Miss level White. Broadway Central.
Texas-C VI Hughes, ]. NJ. Neeales and
wife Criterion.
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Unusual Advancement.

Washington. October 15.-The navy de
partment today received papers in the cases
Of Naval Gunncrs Francis Martin and
Henry H. Solue. who have passed good ex
aminatlons and have been recommended for
appointment as officers Of the line. When
these two men receive their commission
they will be the first enlisted men 70 obtain
ouch advancement
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Rusaia Wnnts lo lIeln.

Constantlnoplc, October 15.-Thc Russian
government has repeated It's desire TO as
sist the United States government by all
practical means in releasing Miss stone.
McSsrs Baird aud Haskell, the mission.
aries, have not yet succeeded In getting
into touch with the brigands and opening
NEGOTIATIONS.
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Obstacles Have Arisen in the Wav
OF Negotiations for Release.
TIME FOR PAYMENT OF RANSOM EX-
PRED A WEEK AGO.
The Captive 1t Is Believed Is Being Kept Under Sur
VIGILANCE at Some Distance from the Frontier
Saraoff Is Not Yet Arrested
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.


MISS Ellen NJ stone the American missionary
mandd expired week
the
dissolved but that Miss distance from
the frontier This Is due to and
lnhabpblc
The efforts OF the police TO arrest snn
ouan committee the
unayong sympathy the inhabitants and local au
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10 LAY CORNER STONE.

GETTING Ready for the Ceremonies at
Sam Houston Normal.
Huntsville Texas, October IL. Prof. II
c. Pritchett has issued invitations for the
laying Of the corner stone Of the new
library building Of the Sam Houston Nor
NAL institute. The ceremonies are to he
conducted by the Masonic fraternity at 4
n m. Thursday. October "a. Quite a
crowd is expccted. az Masons and other
visitors from all parts Of the State viii be
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-10-16
New Bank for Oranne.

Washington, October 15.-The applica-
ton Of W. D. Bettls and associates TO or
ganlze the orange National bank of Or
ance. Texas. with $4,000 capital, has been
approved by the comptroller Of the cur
rtncy This application Is in place Of one
approved April - for title The City
Rational Bank Of Orange"
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-10-16
POLICIES OF CONGRESS AS
VIEWED BY Mr.. SPEAKER

In campaign speech at Manches-
ter Iowa, David II. Henderson
speaker Of the house Of representa-
tivcs, outlined his Ideas on public
policy thus;
Fayors lsthmian canal. hut MS to
route has no woll-de6ncd preference.
Benedcenco of gold standard daily
proved.
Believes more drmly IN protection.
but II revision Is needed should he
in accordance with the late Presi-
dents speech at Buffalo, and made
by republican party.
Guardedly assents to ship subsidy,
II private interests are not solely
aggrnndizcd.
Pledge Of freedom to Cuba win he
kept
Wisdom Of congress as 10 insulnr
affairs has been proved,
Thoroughly confident Of President
Roosevclts administration.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-10-16
coRPus cHRIsTI FlREMEN.

Are Fixing to Celebrate Twenty-ninth
Anniversary OF the Organization.
Corpus Christi. Texas October il At a
meeting Of the Corpus Christi 6rc depart.
ment Saturday night 1t was unanimously
decided to celebrate the Twenty ninth an
niyersary OF the organization with a grand
parade on the afternoon Of November %,
followed by a grand BAN aud supper the
same evening al Market hall The trophy
Gun. now held by Pioneer Company No I,
VIII again he up for the best decorated ap-
naratus In the parade. which promises TO
be nm elaborate AFFAIR The following eK.
ecutIve committee WAS appointed TO make
preliminary arrangements and appoint sub
eommitteeK: Z. Shoemaker, Il. Givens, II.
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Responsibilitv Of the Crime.

London. October 1G. 1.-The belief is grow
ing here" says a dispatch 10 the Standard
from Constantinople "that the Bulgarian
and not the Turkish government Is respon-
sibe for the retention Of Miss Stone,
whose capture was committed with con-
nivance OF Macedonian agltators, IN not
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PRINCE EDWARDS CAPTURED.
A Negro Detective Took Him In at East
St. Louis.
lSnaciaI IN Tho Post

st. LOUIS.
Especial TO The Post)
St Louis. October 15.-Prince Edwards
the fugitive murderer Of John Gray Foster
Of Louisiana, was arrested this morning
al the Eads bridge in East st. Louis.
When arrested he gave his name as that
Of George Duncan. He refuses 10 talk or
TO state where he has been since leaving
Louisiana. His capture was effected
through John Henrys, a negro detective OF
shreveport. who has been on the trail Of
Edwards ever since the murder was com
mittad last June, Henrys learned through
some source that Edwards was In hiding in
81. Louis Here be met Detective james
!. Knight and told him what he was after
showing a warrant he carried for the ar
rest OF Edwards. The Two devised plans
10 entice Edwards to East St Louis and
c-apture him On his arrival, IIeurys had
no difficulty in locating his man, and for
two dnys was his shadow, until he finally
won his confidence and induced him 10 ac-
company him as above stated. Edwards
Identity Is claimed by Heurys 10 be set
tied beyond the shadow Of doubt
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WEATHER INFORMATION.
Probabilities.

Washington, October IL. Eastern Texas
Fair Wednesday aud Thursday; light south
eastcrly winds on coast.
Oklahoma and Indian Territory--Fair
Wednesday and Thursday; cooler with
southerly winds.
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A SHOOTING AT DALLAS.

John Fitzhuoh Shot from eehind--His
Condition Is Critical
Dallas. Texas, October 5.John Fitz-
hugh OF the Dallas oil and Refining com
pany, was shot at the company's mills In
East Dallas at 10 o'clock tonight. A 80
calbre bullet was fred into his right
shoulder from behind and came out at the
breast There is no clue TO the shooter.
Mr. Fltghugh has been taken TO St Paul 5
Sanitarium. His condition Is considered
critical.
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CROKER HAS TAKEN CHARGE.
He viii Conduct the Tammany Cam
paian Until the Election.
LGnnnLll u rLhn

INTVNIHI 10 JIG I-UaI.T
New York, October 10. Richard Croker
took formal caarge OF the campaign at
Tammany hail today. From now until
election he will be there every day behind
the desA in tho back ROOM approachable
TO an. At night he will he at the Demo-
cratic club, save at such times as he shalt
decide To lend his presence to meetings
OF the faithful In various parts of the
city He was visited today by a steady
stream Of callers, including nearly every
district leader In the city.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-10-16
TRADING I'M S. P. SHARES.
Union Pacific Likely to Try to Put VI
the Price.


Especial to The Post)
New York October 15-There was some
heavy buying today OF Southern Pacific
stock. The bulk OF It was on orders given
out by Talbot ]. Taylor & Co. II was said
that no special news had been given out
in regard 10 the property but It was as.
sumed that the buying was on an Idea that
the Union Pacific would have to take some
step to Increase the value OF this stock
which figures largely in its assets There
was no explanation for the appearance of
the block Of 5000 shares OF Union Pacific
which was delivered yesterday In certlh-
Gates In the name Of James g. Aston.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-10-16

A Dallas County Precinct Goes Dry.
Coppen. Texas. October l4.-in the local
option election held IN bis precinct Of
Dallas county yesterday there we're 81
votes for and Q against 10 al option.
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ERIE OFFICIALS DENY
That Mr.. HAYS Has Been offered the
Presidency

New York. October 15-The report from
Chicago 10 the effect that Charles NJ. Hays,
formerly president Of the Southern Pacific.
has received an oTer Of the presidency of
the Erie Railroad company was denied by
tho officials of that road today. They ad.
mittpd. however, that an early change In the
presidency was not altogether unlikely.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-10-16

brlgand bands Is most suspicious Rnd very
different frou what It was during the time
OF SInmhnlnlf ~
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-10-16

u. c Gussett. L. Mcrrlman, II. f
Stevenson and o. o. Wright.
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POSTPONED FoR THREE YEARS.

: Not Included In means.
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Means .-.v.. ...,..74.3 4o,7
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-10-12

the detective stan 81 tho express company
under Col. John Byrue have been working
on III, case and have reported pruert So
Although maintaining secrecy ID regard
70 the clues nj hand. Collector ErtrleI
says hc believes the my sIeTy viii De clear
I'd up and the thief caught.
Fl, IUtImatgS that 10 is the conclusion Of
the detectives that the money was gt0leg
after the package left Buffalo.
Al the New York office 81 the Secret
Service En- N. Federal Building tho Off
GERS lu charge said they were iuEt stigaf-
ing the alleged thoft- Beyond admitting
United States Express Company and the
theft had been discovered IN New Y.-t
they refused to talk about the matter
Collector BreudeI said yesterday after
noon that h. thought the Supposed thieves
We're known, and that the roundup was
but matter Of a. short time.
Assistant Treasurer Jordan. Of the y, w
urk Sub-IrFnSury, admitted that the
money had not been found. lie said the
whole matter had been placed i. the
hands 81 the Secret Service Department.
and be- did not care TO- discuss tho subject.
Chief Agent Flynn. or tho Secret Service
Bureau, said the matter was under iuVrs-
tigatioU, and that ZIP 20 tho present time
the case he'd not been gotten I'm such
shape that 10 could B., made public The
and added that "a, package came through
the United States Express Company. ~
the Offices Of tho company uu one could
h" found who could OF would throw any
light on the matter. u was said that such
"a matter would come under tho suu,rEie-
ion OF T. =. SteTkWeaIhtT, general agent,
who Is now In Buffalo
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IN that country. and WAS being used more
ana more generally az "a family remedy.
one OF The physicians. a member then
and now Of the royal STAFF. I'm f0rwarding
copy Of the article 20 the prOpFi,tors Of
Paine celery compound, enclosed
long and somewhat technical letter, in
which hc said.
Nv g are thoroughly convinced that no
remedy yet known affords SO certain re-
lief from that class OF disorders which
modern conditions Of working and living
now breed, as your Paine.s celery com
pound T
Certainly one remedy is not better than
another unless il accomplish more than
another.
And Paiue's celery compound is pre-
eWiueutIy ae best remedy known 10
medicine for the cure Of ailments that
result from impaired nerves and COuse-
neuralgia sIeeplcSsu,ss. indigestion, lack
Of strength that bottle of Paiue.s Gel
cry compound so rapidly dl~pe.s are but
ten puTaTE conditions IL the relief that
this remedy affords is properly given
Mr.. F. c. CrlweI. regent Of thu state
University Of NaISaS. typical example
Of the strenuous life Of today. "a college
graduate with later masters degree
from Columbia, who resigned from the
prosecuting att'rueEShip of AtChi-Ou
County after four years go engage iu the
lea1-Baker Grain Company. lS one Of the
thousands Of such young men who owe
a debt Of gratitude 70 Paing.s celery com
pound. and to use his own direct words.
found II an that il is represented To- be-
When Everything else has failed. PaiuC's
celery compound makes the sick well. Ii
needs but a single trial 10 convince
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-10-12
SEEKING KISSING FUNDS.
Secret Service Investigating an Al
IeEed Iheft of Government Money

Secret service Investigating an Al
legged Theft of Government Money
The Chief Of the United States Secret
Service, referring 10 the reports Of q rob
berry ia Connection with the transfer Of a
package of Government money from Buff
falo TO New York city month ago, said
the matter was being investigated. The
facts OF the robbery as reported from
New York are as follows.
1t was learned yesterday that ship
ment Of currency made by the Buffalo
Custom House to the Sub-Trsasury in
New York had arrived in New York $500
short Of the amount ir was supposed 20
contain Officials OF the customs depart
meut al New Jrk suspect certain man,
but have made no arrests although a
month has since elapsed. Collector Hen
~ W. Breudel. Of Buffalo says that no
suspicion attaches 20 anyone in his inn
mediate service.
The package was put up by the cashier
Of the Buffalo Custom House, Edward q.
Boydeu. IN the usual way All customs
moneys are shipped daily 10 New prh,
the collector not being permitted 20 hold
them over night OF To deposit them lu "a
bank. The days rec iUts consisted Of IS
200 OF which $500 was I'm paper the bal
aucC in gold and silver Tho paper mon
ey was wrapped iu "a brown paper pack
age and scaled with The seal Of the Gus
tom house II was taken 20 the office of
the United States Express Company, ~
Buffalo where a receipt was issued for
$770G as per package.
The express company claims % have de-
hEered the package ln t'.+ "fl-f al lIi.
SuD-TTCaguTy iu New York ~ hen The
package was opened 10 contained only g.
5n0 Special agents OF the Treasury De
partmeut. Secret Service operators, and
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-10-12

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~. 81 MlALk sas!A. -

that absolutely guarantee perfect clear
skin. DO U.s. not fac, powder, cream, cos
mCtic. or bleach. bait Is absolutely pure
and you can uSg IL privately at home 10
permanently removes moth patches ,. d.
ness crows feet pImples. uiuckhCad5.
flesh worms. sauowuess. freckss, tan.
suuburn. and all other complexion disiis-
uremeuts.
Helen II. RaIston. CPS Lexington Avenue.
Newport Ky, has a complexion fair as "a
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not see why amy lady should continue 90
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be so easily obtained by simply sending
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game as i did. Write hex today"
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-10-12

Mrs PLi.a G.. Nye, a teacher at Mrs So
rers- school. AZ tine corner OF Eleventh and NJ
Streets northwest. this morning reported 90 the
police the theft OF several handsome toilet arti-
,Iss. When She left the school for her sum
rrar vacation. june Is. the articles were packed
Do a trunk which she left DO storage room
When she tup5obed the trunk yesterday they were
gone The missing articles consist Of satIu-Ln-
f,Hed silver hair brush. bearing the monogram
-P G. NJ" q shoe horn, with silver handle. in
Lard with mother If pearl, a -ilyeT-mauut-d, read
Iur glass and a sIlver-muuUtgd bIuJteI-
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-10-12
An UngrntefuI Mendicant.

Robert johnson, sixty years old. VAS fined
$50 Hv Judge scott IN the United States branch
of the Police Court today. and DO default VIII
serve thirty aays % Jail. johnson was accused
of Obtaining small sums of money from various
r..-.rr- fy means Of a trick. % is sand Doe went
.,,,- E,-I.. f1 house IN the northwest section
I'D tHa ,itr and presented a card relating "a
number of mi-fdrtunes which had HoiaIcn him
Ha had according 90 the card, been burned aut,
..Tr.F and fallen victim 20 numerous algI-
E.gfs Iu which be- suffered bodily injury. The
r,r-aus To- whom the appeal was presented usu-
lrIv cIvr him something. and after De had de-
..-f.I fEry would find that fancy cup, sau-
.sr picture. "a some other decorative article
had disappeared
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-10-12

National Primrose and DOckstader's Minstrels.
afternoon and evening.
Columbia-Frauk Daniels in Miss Simplicity, %
afternoon and evening
Chase's-Otis Harlan in A Brass Monkey, %
afternoon and evening.
Acldemy-.'The Volunteer Orgauist. after
noon and evening.
Kcrnan's-''The Merry MaidSns Burlesqucrs, %
afternoon and evening
Bijou-The Biiou stock Company in burlesque
and vaudeville, Afternoon and evening.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-10-12
Released on 81 Collateral.

James r. Davis, charged in the United states
branch Of the Police Court today With failing TO
support his three children. demanded trial by
Jury. and vas released on SO collateral. Da-
us is said % De contractor lie lives IN
northeast Washington. de WAS arrested GA a var
rant sworn out hy his eldest daughter, Irma,
about twenty year, Of age
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-10-12
A BASE FOR MAPS.
Contracts Awarded by the interior
Department Today.

= F. Rarle g. Co. Of Washington.
were awarded the contract for furnishing
a copper plate base for the future United
States Land Office maps The Interior
Department requires the work 10 be com
plcfcd with ton months and the contract
price IS s. 30
Bids for lithoCraphing the map. trans
fPry being taken from the CuppCr-plaJe
basse. were rejected as being excessive.
and The department VIII shortly advertise
Tor new bids on this class Of work.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-10-12
ConvIcted ID Vngraney.

William Hart was fined $40 by Judge Kim
BAH in the Police Court today a charge o.
va-raucg. and in default viii serve thirty days
IN the Kor.hou-e. Policeman Neykirk testified
that Hart spent nearly all 81 bis time luaiLu-s
around saloons on Pemsy lvJuIa Avenue and that
De. was almost constantly drunk
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-10-12
Three Defendants Called.

Robert Berry charged in the Police Court to-
DAY with assauItiug Arthur Johnson. demanded
a Jury trial. and was released on bond Of 500.
Charles Love. for assaultJng jane ~. Joue-, paid
q fine Of SO. Edward Dean. when called Cor
trial on a charge 81 assaultiug Blanche HImp-
shire forfeited SO collateral.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-10-12
STREET CARS IN COLLISION.
An Accident at Fourth street and
New York Aveus-c.

Two cars OF the Washington Traction
and Electric Company came IN collision al
the corner OF Fourth street and New York
Avenue nOrthWa shortly after Z o'clock
this morning No one was hurt. but the
cars were damaged TO the extent Of SIS
each. A car Of The LeDrcit Park line was
turning into Fourth Street from New
York Avenue as "a Wesf1Ound RoTWin car
approached the corner.
M had been raining and the rails were
slippery. When the brakes were applied
on the BerWiu car the speed was slightly
reduced but the car sid along over the
car
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-10-12

Marriage LICENSES were issued today 90 James
H. Mills and Hattie Brandon, Charles r. Loe-
yrenst,in and Laura /. T. Reilly. both of Bal
firnore Nd. Edward Whitley and Mamie Of
fltt John f. Walker and Minnie Stokes. both
Of ChcsautaEe Junction, Nd; Ronald Randolph
Fairfax Roanoke Va, aud Annie Ridge Early,
District OF Columbia.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-10-12
Returned 10 the workhouSc.

Theodore Scrbuer was in the Police Court to-
day charged with vaGraucy- Tie was begging on
] D street last night when he was arrested
~r-iIuer told Judge kimbaI tAat be got out Of
/ the u0rEL0use GA September %, and had kept
sober until yesterday. Tie went back 10 the work
] house for thirty days IN default Of fine Of
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-10-12
Could Not Manage His Team.

Benjamin HeHuer was fined SO by Judge kim
haI in the Police Court today and in default
DE viii 20 to tile worzhousa for thirty days
UpHugr is Mari land farmer policeman
testified that he came % Washington once or
twice year. he arrived here yesterday, and
when he started home the policeman declared
De- was s1 drunk that he could not manage his
horses