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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-10-31
I WOOLFORD- BRUMBY CASE
.,,ded Pleading Filed by Both Parties to
y the Proceeding.
Ease Is Set for Hearing at p. m. To-Day BE-
iore Judge Wilson in the Flity-ihlh DIS
trict Civil Court

acar or vacancy In office being hlled ex-
cent upon nomination by the mayor; that
the respondent has never peeh homlhated
by your orator as mayor ana seeks to
override the authority given TO the mayor
by law, and Illegally to exercise said du-
ties named by the charter ana ordinances
OF the city of Houston to be performed
nv the hcalth officer Of the city OF Hous-
ton; that the assumption of the defend
ant to act MS health officer under the pro
vision made by the council Is In direct
violation of the right given plaintin by
tho charter Of the city OF Houston to nom
mate In case of vacancy, anu that no df-
fcer agent or servant OF the city can
he appointed to serve In any capacity eN-
cent such officer, agent or setvant has
heen nominated to the council by the
mayor. and greatly Injuries the power given
by charter to the MAYOR TO hnVe the laws
properly enforced, and to allow him TO
inns continue unlawfully to perform the
duties OF health officer plaintln's rights
viii he greatly and irreparably injured,
PENDANT the amount fixed by the motion
above set forth misapproprlated: that the
plaintiff has no adequate remedy at law
for the injury If continuous, ana rrfpara'
BILE in Its nature and are prejniicial to
the plaintiff.
ant. w NJ Brumby.. refuses to comply
with the request and command of youI
orator. the mayor of the city of Houston
but is now exercising the duties OF said
health officer under the provisions of the
| above cited Illegal NOTION, COntfurl lt
| the law and the rights given to your
/ orator as the mayor of the city Of Hous
! ton by the provisions OF the charter OF
| said city. and violation Of the welfare
| and safety of the city of Houston. ant
| that II Is peculiarly the province of
| court of equity to stay the hands b,
| Injunction and avert wrong that cai
not he remedied; that the city has nearl!
nj all times some contagious diseases am
| there should he some one to whom unde
| the law physicians are required. 20 re
port such cases: that the Issuing OF dealt
certificates and the register OF deaths {
prevent crime and sanitation of the cit
Is one of vital importance to the city
and defendant has no right to enforce sue
laws and should be restrained
Wherefore. your orator the piolhil
herein invokcs your honors elultapl
powers. and that you do now Issue You
most gracious writ of Injunction cnjoinln
and restraining the said w. NJ Brumul
the respondent and defendant herein, froi
exercising any of the duties of health O
ficer of the city of Houston; that citatio
do Issue to all Of the defendants herelI
that OH hearing hereof the Injunction hef
In PRAYED for he perpetuated; mat yoi
orator be adiudged his costs herein again
} the defendant and that he be accorde
such other and further relief as may
meet and to equity NAV pertain, and
) In duty bound your orator VIII ever pra
[ Stewart Stewart & Lockett,
Attorneys for Complainant, John D. Voc
ford
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-10-31
NEW HOTEL FOR ORANGE.

stook Company With Fifty Thousand
Dollars Capital viii Build IT,
Orange. Texas. October 30.--An organ
lzatlon has just been completed In TINS
CITY. with capital stock Of $4,000 known
as the orange Hotel company. mag
piacent threestory brick hotel Will be
,,ulIt style OF architecture to be colonial
Thcre win be seyenty-slx guest rooms
single and en- suite. with private baths
+, viii no lighted By electricity, heated
Nv steam. have a BUFFET and gentleman
cafe attached. The plans Indicate tha'
II will he the most elaborate OF It's KIN
The principal stockholders and director,'
are. W H. Stark, Charles N. ITEM ~ p
" Brown, W. Z. stewart; w; " I helu
- uotIand George r. Holland. blu
are now being solicited and ground WI
| he broken not later than December l.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-10-31
PIPE LINE TO BOLIVAR.
81. c, ous COMPANY Contemplates
ON me From Beaumont TO Bolivar

Bio ST. Louis Comnany CoH pal,,lr
" inc From Beaumont to eo'Var'
Galveston, Texas october wi -
Mepham. Jr, general manager of the en-
s ,asrnt,nnoI Development company of st.
Lonls, company organized to deal in ana aI
market Texas oil, is in the e ,n5yso,y nm in
Mephams visit to Galye SSa line II from from the
the inLsrtS' RoliyGr He thinks that IRON ron
G the " present outlook the I'm line r w &c The
II wiz cost ap srcured without cost 49,
right o, WIZ tbe heavy stockholders IL, ID tne
company nS are il KcmpGGrn Sna sus l90'p lSe
Tayior Of this city and Aa Tha cSmpany has
brewer n 0I the output Of eight w yarss
S SnG Hyil hande the pcduc. on o Prse
scale. SIr MeRaa% T Iodt Is@'a After some
ton untll Ho''iso ~ reference 10 laying the PIP
mn and other matters in reference nroIect
Cal Interests in the pfopos''
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sHERIFE,s DEPARTMENT.

,.a,,att rexas October % -Strayed or
stoIep from the j. D. McIver farm, or
tht Trinity river, on or about qct99eh n. n
in01. Two mare mules. about a hanes h NH
10 or Y years old poth lati P viii scar scar
an rieLt blp ana scar on left front leg; me
amer a black mule, brand not remeHpei, 4, !;
they viii always stay together lns n
49, eoitntv going west. Ten dOlhfs &.
SS.rd Tor any information leading 20 .nfI'
raenrery Address I'll information " p
~ Young Crockett. Texas, o.
nste sberir. Houston county.
Palestine, Texas. October H.1s 81. IN
one sorrel mare. years on eorehead
hands high; no brand star III
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zApATA COUNTY APPEAL.
SUFFERING is Said 10 Have Been Only
Partially Relieved.

Partially Relieved.
san Antonio, Texas October So.-Mayor
gIcks has received letter from Peter
vars county and district clerk OF zapata
aonntv N which ne states that the sut-
ss-tar there Is still severe and oegs for
lneniet assistance He says Ia two pre-
geincts IN the county 800 persons are
bsing fed from supplies sent rom mere.
mere being no other food.
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shod In front; large saddle with smootn
pockets Ten dollars for tniet ana SAV io4
mare. Henry Watts, sheriff.
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AN ASSAULT UPON A WOMAN.
Henten Into InsensIbiIity by Negro
Who Robbed the House.

OAKLYN. y. J.. oct. "A negro wear
Ing mask that completely covered his
race, entered the house Of William Eaulfv
Sunday night while Mrs VauIev was
alone. and, after beating her into uncon-
seriousness, ransacked the house and made
good his escape. The assault ana rob
berry We're discovered by Mr.. VauIev on
his return home from church about $50
clock lie found his wife unconscious
on the floor, and. after revlvlng her. she
told her story She said that about Q
o'clock burly negro entered the house.
ana, coming into the sittiuE-r0Om. de-
mauded money She gave him her. mock
eJ5ooE, containing $3.50, and said that was
The negro declared she lied. and said
he knew there WAS money in the house
recently received from fire Insurance
company Mrs Nsuley denied this. and
offered the negro some silverware 20
leave The negro dashed the siIverware
10 the uDpr with q harness trace he car
rled ia his hand struck Mrs. NauIev in
the head, rendering her unconscious.
nj Nau.eE made hurried examination
ana round th"t the negro had TaHsIckrd
lat nous. SIS ErinS watch and chain
ana $40 in gold Mr. Nauley. by firing his
revolver and ringing the fire bells. sruus-
el the entire community The woods for
squares around We're searched. but no
trace OF the negro was found
Joseph Roberts, on horseback. rode 10
Camden and notified the authorities there
Of the assault and robbery. but as four
hours had elapsed since the assault the
negro had plenty OF time 20 make hts es-
cape Mrs Nauley has not yet sufficient
ly recovered from the shock 60 give "a
good description Of her assaiI4ut. who. 70
Is believed. is "a farm hand having kuowI-
edge Of "A recent fire at the house. and.
as the house was insured. thought the In
sIraDce money was In the house, and
watched his chance TO Get Mrs Nauiey
alone
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-10-29

diturcs Of the Signal Corps as compared
with the fiscal year 1890. 1g1O-IgJI. 1901
1900, for which expenditures are estimar-
I'D. respectively. at S215gr9 Tor the first
named year and S6S5, 100 for the Iast-nam-
Cd year.
The construction Of an extensive teIe-
-rdTn system in Alaska and the great ex-
tension OF the Philippine lines necessarily
IeInand Increased appropriations for their
maintenance and operation. In addition
q, tne ordinary expenses Of the corps.
4" hich are estimated NJ $4,000. there are
incorporated $-5.eH1 to enable the Signal
corps 10 carry out the duties dtvoIviuE
upon II In connection with the installl-
lrU, operation, and maintenance of cleo
ulcal communication connected with the
lire control Of the Coast Artillery.
Expenditures connected with the mill
tary telegraph and cable lines in Cuba are
almost entirely met from the nsuisr
connected with the dUt!.- Of the signal
"lIC.rS Of the various departments. and
all installations for artillery posts and
other military stations I'm Cuba are met
from the appropriation Tor the Signal
corps Steps have been taken 20 SINH
larry reduce expenses in IKE Philippines
'on December p, 1888, the Secretary Of
var approved the setting aside for Sig
laI corps post OF a portion of the Fort
Ny'r Reserve zion. The ground was sur
Eeyed and formally assigned q the Signal
lorps by direction OF The Secretary Of
10 have no power as. TO the water. sewers.
roads, or other matters affecting the in
JtgrltN Of the reservation as a whole
ON the ground thus mapped and for
mally set aside has been constructed a
separate post. known as the Signal Corps
fost, Fort Myer Va. whereat have been
erected barracks for a force OF IcU men.
quarters for three officers, an admiuistra-
non building. balloOni house. and Il
store house In these buildings have been
l'lstti.'d schooi OF instruction, wherein
recruits are trained. not only as soldiers
nut are qualified for service as eleCtri-
clans. telegraph operators. and signairnen.
RMS action concentrates Signal Corps in
@tructon at one point. and avoids the
WaStefulneee, irregUlarity. and defcien-
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schools Al Fort Logan, Colo, the Presi-
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practical results during the past wear FOR
without this uniform and proper trailing.
lI "ould nave been absolutely Impossible
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The Academy-..Man's Enemy

An audience Of the usual. very large
proportions saw Mems Enemy" a
drama In four acts by Charles a Lang
don and E-lc Hudson. az the Academy
last night The plot Of the play is I'M
usually strong being centred il al aL-
ycutur, IS. a designing villain, and a
dTiIk-Cusiavsd hero The scenic features
OF the play are uaus-auy good and Jhe
company, Judging from The liberal ap-
tc have made a decided hit.
Agnes Ierndon. a- The aGycuturess. s.
rah Drake. interpreted that difficult role
iL a very vivid ana highly dramatic man
0er- William r. Can't, .d, as Tom Drake,
the villain. acted the part i'm a way that
WIS Sll-tEuG-y realistic. and Albert O..
tom hero with an u-qu,-Cha1Ie thirst
tu- brandy. was thoroughly consist IT
and I'D to date 80 his work.
The hit OF IN. performance, however
WAS made by Maurice tLUulHr- in the
character OF Isaac Barnett. Hebrew
who never neglected Ju opportunity.
The work Of Mr.. IEglusr was of high or
der and evidenced that he is a comedian
OF up ordinary atAltE- Last night AZ ev-
cry appearance De WAS greeted with
tempe 81 OF laughter IhlG- Shine.
NaslIEErolIaU. was most agreeable iu aI
that ne did. Little olive de- We're. as the
yL.t. WAS just G~ clever little actress
as could h- found anywhere
The rest of the cast acquitted them
selves I'm manner that left little doubt
a. tu tLtlr ability The play viii DE pro
w",k. with natinees today, Thursday,
and Slg-T.ay.
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MARYLAND NEWS NOTES

lawson Po6enhe-sor died Yesterday or
paralysis az kesdysyiiIe- washington
county aged seventy-oue years.
The dwelling % Thomas j. RothEah in
HagerstoWn, was damaged by fire yest5r-
day and AIR RoJhgeb. who was alone i'm
The house. was nearly su&0cated.
The tve-year-oId daughter OF Daniel ]
Moran was fatally burned by her clothing
taking FIRE while attempting 10 stamp
out some burning newspapers
The Methodist Episcopal Church NJ Lon
acouins was reOponvd Sunday after ex-
teusive repairs Rev J. T. Wilson AID
Rev 5. n Afford, of Baltimore took part
IN the exercises
Jacob Wheaton. col5red. superintendent
of instruction for cOIOrcd Hiterate voters.
in Hagerstowu. states that 50 per cent OF
those instructed can mark their ballots
correctly for the Republican candidates..
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nevertheless. and lend themselves 10 the
comedy very gracefully. The aloe tree
tnrives on these islands and blooms but
once IN a hundred years at which time
* spreads an epidemic Of love II can
b. readily seen that the authors chances
Iar amusing situations and numerous
complications are good and h. has taken
every advantage possible The third act
Is undoubtedly the best, although the en-
tire play is distinctly clever
White MhltIle-ty ruscJs the title role.
that Of the Governor OF the Amaulalaui
Islands, and though be Isl afforded little
opportunity he makes the Governor dig
nlhto ana very attraCr5-s persona &c. John
7. Sullivan Is cast Tor Captain Car-W. one
OF tha Governor staff. and "a part. Gy the
way. that was played iu the original com
pauy 10y Robert Edrsou X viii Doe re-
msWaCred that Gavin Disharr In THE
Little Minister which Mr. Sullivan enc
acted last week was also originated by
Mr. El-S5u- Frederic sullivan Is good
II r. the Right Hon Henry Carlton. who
visits the island ON TOUR or inspection.
and Francis Powers does well IN the
small role of CAPTAIN Rivers.
Lillian Lawrence contributes an excel
lent Characterization as Stella D. GeN.
th. music hall artist, and Grace Grlswe-i
proves her ability Tor good character
work in the role 81 Mrs. Wentworth Be-
inbr0ka- Autoiustte Walker is q very
charming Ethel Carlton
Matiuess tomorrow and SATURDAY
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-10-29
DEAF-MUTE BURGLAR.
Surrendered 60 the sheriff by His
Father After a Quarrel.

WILMIEGTOE. Del. oct 2g--The po-
lice cleared up a mysterious burglary
yesterday at Dover ~ A r.marIahIe man
ncr and wilbur RidgWay. better known
as "Ooleh Jackson a deaf-mute. is held
Tor the action Of the grand jury
Hidgway came 10 his fathers home
after midnight laden with articles worth
between So and so. which he explained
had been given him. He a.d his fathe.
nulrTe-,d Wilbur grssptd a chair and
brought il down on the Others head.
About = o'clock Yesterday morning Der
utE Sheriff Ward was aroused by calls Of
"SHcrir- Sheriff az thr prison gate
and there was She elder RidCNay. "Ny
sons just come home. with stun that
CT'su belong Co him. lie said.
Meantime Wesley =. Eulvtyh0use dis
covered that burg ar broke into his
house and looted 80. OHcer Russell had
young kdzway arrested. and the search
Ink revealed a suit Of MI. GulyeynJu-,-
uudorclutues and a watch on TIE pTis-
OUsr
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-10-29
Cha.c's--.A Coutented Woman,

{ hHae 50 omteHted " OmEH.'
a rolteuted Woman the fare, COM
,fy the late Charles IT. Hoyt wrote for
bis wife. Caroline NiskeI Hoyt. is the play
iu which CEase's Musical Comedy stock
Company is appearing at Chase's Theatre
THIS week. j; opened yesterday afternoon
To- d large audience which seemed 70 De
well pleased with The Performance.
"A COuteuted Woman" is a satirfcaI
comedy with woman suffrage Tor its
theme In IL Mt Hoyt has depicted the
efforts OF women in the Far West 20 get
into politics. and 10 presents tine unique
situation of husband ana wife opposing
each other I'm a local campaign.
In the original production the play was
performed as straight comedy bur the
company al Chases has taken liberties
with the text and So altered IL as To per
init Of the introduction OF several Sut-
claIty acts by the various members of the
organization. Among them is song
My Lady Bus by Otls Harlan and
eight young women, which was encoEed
several times, an act 10y Tony Hart and
Florence Mcneil. entitled ..VaudeyIUe
Echoes song by Mary Marble and
one hy John ". Early, al Of which We're
web received
John ". Dunno Is seen to advantage in
the role Of the husband and the new
leading woman, Agnes Rose Lane. PLAYS
the part or the wife who goes IN FOR DO
.iticaI houOrs. Miss Lane made n very
favorable impression Yesterday. She not
only possesses beauty but Considerable
hiStTiOu!c ability. The other members of
the company nave cougenial roles and the
performance Is equal 10 the standard OF
past presentations Of the Chase company.
Matinee daily during the week
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A Truns-PaciGc Cable.

General Greedy devctes considerable
space TO a consideration OF the proposed
trans Pacific cable. upon which question
he says:
In connection with the proposed Amer
icau-PaCinC cable recommended by the
% Congress. the Chief Signal officer in
vites attention 10 the fact that the sub
Jet Of the rights. pTlviIs gcs, and immu-
mites Of submarine cable property in time
Of war was brought 20 notice during the
Spanish-AWeTiCan war, and should Ur0p-
erly be "a matter Of consideration for an
international cable conference Such a
conference for the protection Of sub7lq-
rine cables was held " Paris in 1854. and
its proceedings transmitted 20 Congress
by the President on January 9, 1889. Were
subscribed 10 by the United States and
by twenty-five other principal nations OF
The world.
Article XIV Of this conference. how
ever. specially states that the sIiDuIa-
lions Of this convection shall iu nOwiSr
aheCt the liberty Of belligerents,' which
leaves cables in time o. war without adc-
quate regulations TO meet the complicated
conditions.
In view Of the present enormous OK
tension 81 submarine cables, aggregating
in the British Empire alone the value 0f
100000. such a conference could prop
erly consider other international cable
matters. a standard international cable
code could replace numberlcss codes now
ir use. A single code constructed on sci
entihc lines would materially increase the
working capacity and efficiency Of sub
marine cables. IL should avoid words ia
bic 20 telegraphic errors, whether trans
mltted by the European or American al
phabet, and those which badly TRANSCRIPT
ed lead 20 errors IN reading BY selecting
suitable code words the speed OF code
messages could be increased from 20 10
~ per cent with equal or improved legi-
bility.
The United States and its remote colo
~ hr. Oh Frrs
marine cable. as recommended by the
President 70 Congress in his special mes
sage OF February 10. 1883 IL IS only .
matter OF time when Luzon shall be con
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Physicians Recommend Castoria

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