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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-01-25
IMPROVEMENTS AT RocKOALE.
Auditorium Hall to Be Supplied With
Scenery and Renovated.

Rockdalc. Texas. January ~ The city
council closed deal today Tor scenery TO
be placed on the stage Of tho auditorium
OF the city hall, which When fitted mp Will
AFFORD the citizens Of Ruckdale q very Mt
tractivc place Of amusement ana . roomy
stage Tho lack AZ the latter has been iclt
by many when concerts, closing school eN-
crcises aud theatrical trOupes have at
tempted to hold forth here
A prOiracted meeting n In progress at
the Baptist church here, conducted by the
pastor. Rev. W. 4. Iiamlett II differs
from the usual revival meetings In that
no novelty is invoked to attract attention.
The sermons are diEnihed expeditions of
scripture teaching earnestly and continr.
iuglv set forth, aud are a kind that de- not
pass readily from tho mind hut lingHr
for the actual and real good of those who
hear them. Plain enough for the "ompre'
hensiou Of the illitcratH tho sermons, nt
the same time, evidence profound thought
and are couched IN languagc -'eaSng +"
those who are cxactiug as TO detion. Few
ministers of the Gospel have gone as
strangers Into community and 50 speedily
worked their way into the henrts and cou'
tdcncc Of the people ne hus Mr.. Hamlet.
All Of tho services hold ny him are largely
attended and his gentle vet hrm manner
10 all men has made friends for him among
all classics. lie Is an exceptional case, anu
worthy of oven more extended notice than
thig
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Comfort in Affliotion.

y,i.aa,,,-r called on Ledgerman. our old
,.1uoitoeDnr this morning, and found the
nooh Door lHloH in a very had way indeed; he
Ro has been ~ long while 50 10 Learned "a eF
rom h' ss,onrial az well as physical dis
t tre.s There was evidence on all sides
! w. h,tb he and his family are in condl-
lion Of pitlful need 49,, ~. ho. hoo, In
49,, ~ nur buuk for a score OF years
dre m gp'g aud has performed his duties with
Usroi honesty and hdehty -
Director We can, al bear testimony d 20
tngiii lo,n me In the opinion that we ought
w. ia something for him. "a,
President assgredy, VII h oSileS
hlet.lHE ID day. and we will have set OF
~ a[nn nn MAJ resolutions passed aud pre-
apItLe0ii +" him us q token Of our sympathy
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MRS. e. SAILER.

Ntns When passed through what known
change life had suffering, sudden heat and
quick cs would appetite variable and
could tell for day at time how would feel the next day Five
bottles Pinkham Vegetable Compound changed all
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Bank cIearinos.

New York, January 24.--The follow,n,
tP5le' complied by Brads,rcet's shows the
bnnk clearings at the cities named for Tho
week ended January "A, with tho nprcont
age OF Increase and decrease rs compared
win the corresponding week last year
Totals include clcarngs OF dfty.two other
cities Canadian totals include clearing,
of seven other cities In Canada;
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EVENTS LARGELY FAVORABLE.
+ Has Been a Continued Steadiness
OF General priCac

Ne Has Been a Continued Steadiness
Of General Prices.
IN York, January "a. -Bradstrect's to-
nv will say; Events OF the week have
Ii llTsey favorable, notable among these
II the continued steadincss Of general
"a though cereals have weakened slight
~ reflection Of liquidation, accelerated
Seek by the arrival Of much needed
70 Tue western half Of the winter
"a out further expansion in spring
F8 ~ leading jobbtng centers. renewed
En- y ~ exporters In wheat, though ir.
4 NY IN prices still tends to discour,
4 navy trading while the slight
Asning In cotton prices is based
"a continued confidence In future
aaa the very heavy export move
uVs gong on, shipments for the sea
ls nearly 10000 bales larger than
Ky, hallway earnings still fail Ia
%arlsn predictions. and the i'm
N. ~ ~ the car situation in January
q IN, I'm TO have been at the expense
s ~ Hearings are smaller than a
Inn b v,Va a.s speculation is at a very
AZ sys my ulSttihntlye trade is probably
,trs M. nan that of year ago.
y ,tsstsHss OF the iron and steel mar.
nm 5smsS unchanged. though on tho
y ii tSs ana rs quieter and the improve.
tx ls,sas .sr shortage situation makes
IN nsSsir PRODUCTION. Complaints of a
~ ID cS Su q profit In print cloths Son.
1@s ar syg VA rom New England. Finished
Itstie ros. u % be selling below pa.lty
|kpe S OF gray cloth and business
IN ho rv,,ons is reported Indifferent.
4 dne " s,r,' are reported busy open.
Il tsetlns n IN OF prints and ginghams
Nj wools,,W itn satisfactory recognition.
IS ---s continue In good demand and
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Teacher Elected.

Caldwell TcSns. January 23.-Miss LIN
ME Burnett Of Houston, daughter 4
Judge James X. Burnett has been elected
teacher of the seventh and eighth grades
I'm the city schools to IN a vacancy OCc0
stoned by the resignation Of Miss Kate
HAYNES. who VIII return go hcr home in
Tennessee.
Pneumonia has become epidemic In this
county aud deaths from If are numerous
There arc many cascs on hnd, some OF
which are Of severe nature,
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wbarton Real Estate Transactions.

wharton, Texas, January 23.~Mfs Mary
J. Erwin has sold the Erwin estate and
properties In wharton to Mr. Joseph Lo'
BIT Of Galveston for the sum Of $4,000.
6. NJ Hughes has purchased the George
Bust property, next 20 the Exchange cor
l,c. ftr The sum Of S25.OOO,t and has rent
cd the same TO VIII Terry, who VII RIM
n saloon there.
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Mr.. Groves continuing the business ana MIR
Poe buying an Interest In the NJ, NJ. stokes
grocery store
number 81 young men from Gorgaan
have been arrested ana taken to Abilene
are charged with having thgown rocks at
10y deputy United States marshal. They
and shot into Texas Central railway trains
rho year old Guild Of w. H. McNecce
died OF Group this morning
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FoAnE CONDITIONS STRONGER.

shape. n large quantity Of nmr ILAueileht
having been booked pusihess
AS intimatcd week ago. the DECLINE l.,
sugar appears TO have been overdone Inn NJ
H a,u.!tG re9ulfempnts Of cane sugar for re-
and prices have been marked IN ( oY .
cent for raw with the market s,pSSn, !.
n the adya an while refined grades have Inn.
break in coffee prices ocr,,rrs,l ~. Severe
as result primarily, Of continued h seyS
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Rnu. Fife,s Mcetlnas

Gonzales, Texas. January % Interest In
the services az the Methodist church under
Row W p. Fife Is Increasing aud at night
services the large double church room Is
crowded The day meetings are well at
tended as wen as the y. m. prayer meet
ings There have been several conversions
and grcnt awakening In the churches.
Rev Fife's subject last might was "Ihe
Mlllenuiai Coming Of Christ.
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CHRISTIAN SCIENCE.

90 FIRST Church Of Christ, Sclentist-Corner
Spnd laws s, street and Mckinney avenue.
a. N. and p. m; subject; love" We'd.
ihvsony evening meeting at S O'clock. Read.
ing room nj the church open daily from .
i i" = -, p; ny except sunday. All are cordial.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-01-25
CHANGE or LIFE
Some Sensible Advice to- Women by
Mrs. e. Sailer,s
President German Relief Associations Los Angeles CAL

Owing modern methods Of living not thousand
annoying and sometimes painful
feeling
the symptoms
nervous trouble The crying for assistance The
pound prepared TO meet the needs this trying
period of all
with comfort safety.
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a Cnre for Lumhano.

". C. Williamson 81 Amherst. Va. says;
"For more than a year suffered from
lnmbsgo. hpally tired Chamberlain :
Pain Balm and It gaze me entire relief,
which all other remedies had failed u "a
sol1 hY all druggists.
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A. EntsrnrIslna Wooet.

Baltimore American
..yorrs Winnem keeps abreast OF the
-, :" remarked Mr.. Gooph.
u.Eo seems 10 he enterprising agreed
Mr. WoOph. u .ho,ld sov he IL
hu ''l FF,rtinp my daughter. and he has
aIIi,e,,,i ls a prcsk agent 70 boom him.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-01-25
|,uF.tTuRING PLANTS
NV MORE BUSILY ENGAGED
,....ure in Steel Products
Ispe Ma Tendency to Force
''' Quotations.

,srnarv PR. G. Dun q
y is .,, rs,icw Of trade tomorrow WIN
s' ss,,ious Of the present week were
esap,' rule. active manufacturing
svsIpa'ss ~ Gill more busily engaged
y Fe'y ysrnward tendency Of prices was
, ~ Retail trade is of immense
'n0's ,obbers have immense spriug
y i sli. western cities send the re most ra
4 ,,,,,y returns, but nearly an sec
So .r,ovlne wholesome activity even
Y. moving evidence Of improve
\ 'ss coalitions in the iron and steel IN
10 shown by record breaking pro-
:. many plants and rapid Increase
,i., a, others. When orders. for
''nH ~, be taken because delivery Is
A - s.forc the last quarter of the year,
y !. ,ssm that new figures of output
wv '.ored for 1902. Structural mills are
a n, vou occupied. Plates and sheets
a.no more promptly owing to en-
n.atv of mills. Despite the
,or nearly all steel products and
4 IN there is no tendency to force
) ',io0s Int rather a stubborn resistance
EiVVp'' ~ "a ,oromcnt This feature
s,tot is watched most intentIy. as
.,aa,mol activity would lose its chief
souolnlai "N' ,,...,., 40 nrosneritv III
NJ as on indication Va I''Nr.''''
Sess we're stimulated by excessive
Incidentally foreign competition
NJ .,..1 o,d Mills ,brnad orr
n q also DC lnNlteu "nu 800 ,,,..
Esssitlon to take fuil advantage VI any
n opportunity. -,,..,.n $50.
#uh markets are lhlel, althuusn ~
"a, Of the jobblng traaG ate ,n"s' ''Cc" ~
n leept at some Sou,n r,,io pI hmt rncer.
I'm A to the future OF inc raw niateIiaI
10 ansettle prices, Snecla ltles nave
a mt on the market with . lalr degree
4 rpccess. Heavy goods Tor emma are IN
Ia, inquiry, although the views OF
~ are still above prices ouereu' iIotnt
|5'pg u fne yarn goods lhcreaseS' lIlut
III sre nomlpally cents anu scai .,'
4 dear delivery WOODEN miIlS are Mor n,
a dSer time and nave nlucu puSlliv 81, ~
n More linens opeue. ~ >',Ele'I 't t,,r,i
4 heg n the difference III ,ne ~ ~
material Raw WOO N Slt'1 ~ ny nn
4 be higher prices secureu az INV 1Vi'
sale a.. . 49,, oA,.,roo TO .
}0twear holds nrhlly 10 Ii'u a 1osto ,ni
last week win onlS u lh a.. ern, ,rit
NJ q business so!e I'n,.'eI - "t 10 a,a
NJ low, but SOM oSnt t, M, and borpnss
ma have decllne1 ully ao seit,, l,polne,
NT Is tMrly stvaI2t rxnott sales ~
&1y 70 mese MY ~ ,ii,nrHi Hides ara
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Carbon Notes.

Carbon. Texas, January 20 thinning Is
over at this place. About 1900 bales Of
cotton we're received here this season,
against 400 last year.
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,,anc honston spritualist society viii hold
INN, rsguiar seance at Caledoniau hall
lOlOl9 Texas avenue, at $ O'Clock sunday
TSnellnE, Mrs. f. Il. H. Shaffer will speak
n,lo1h the subject Mans Injustice to
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-01-25
BANK cLEARINGs
SUNDAY CHURCH SERVICES.
Where Services Win Be Held Tomorrow
Throughout the City
EPISCOPAL

Christ Church. Corner Of Texas avenue
and Fanuin street, Rev Henry y. Ayes
rector. Septuagcsima sunday, Holy com
munion at $50 q. NJ; mathis aud sermon
III IL a. M; eyCnSons and sermon at 1880
D. m. Sunday school at $50 a. m. Teach
crs' meeting on Friday at p. m; lltany at
p m; choir rehearsal on Saturday at s
u. III,
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non subject Prayer" $3.50 p. M. Jr. Y.
80 ?. m, sermon, subject. AZ cscj
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y.on,,atism more painful In this climate
spr other afhiction. cured by prescrip'
thsn e. osSl. 81 Elmer & Amend. w. ".
ssebr,idt, HOUSTON, Texas, sole ageaI
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Westminster Presbyterian Church Cor
ner Rusk and Louisiana streets sabbath
school nt O:4j a. m, preaching at II a. m.
and 40 y. M; Y. r. S. c. u. at Z D. m
The theme of both morning and evening
sermons viii he The Conscience All cor
daily invited. Edwin McNutt, minister.
Tabernacle Baptist church-Corncr White
ara Decatur, one block south Of Washing
ton avenue The Strangers church. T..
Ammons, pastor. Preaching az II a. m.
ana 10 =. m. Prayer meeting Wednesday
at i;l3 y. M Ladies' prayer meeting
thursday at ; p, m, Sunday school AT 0:3o
n. m. Mission Sunday schools in First
ward. Dart street between Oak aud Holly.
ana at Houston Heights at $3.50 p. M.
Tabernacle Methodist Episcopal church.
South-Corncr Polk and Caroline H. c.
willis, pastor. sunday school Mt 0:3o n.
m; J. Y, DealY, superintendent Preaching
a. II a, tn. and $50 p, NJ. 10y the pastor.
Epworth League devotional service ut $3.50
p m. Prayer meeting at 40 p. IN.
Wednesday. Every one welcomed at these
services.
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cHRIsrIAN.

Central Christian Church. Corner tapiIoi
and Caroline streets, E.W. Brieserti pastor.
Services sunday January 2e as ioioM vs.
ego a. m, Bible school; 1o:Ao .. M ser
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CunuHH StUhol NJ 'sp' a. hl'' iI'h' N'hS AZ
II a. in and 80 p, NJ Dr L, Thompson
Of Atlanta, Ca, will preach in the morn
ing and the pastor at nlghr Epworth
League 6:20 p. m. PRAYER meeting We'd
nesday night A cordial invitation to all
Mckee Street Methodist Episcopal
Church. On Mckee street. hetwecn Prov'
dence and Conf streets, Rev John r.
Green, pastor. sunday school at $3.50 n; M
Prof. j. L. McReynoldS, superintendent
Preaching at II a. M and I:3O ?, m. ny tue
prstor. At 800 p. m. there Will be lect-
ure delivered by Dr. Thompson of the
American SUNDAY LeaguG. hpWorth League
service at 6;45 p. m. led by Mrs, j. e;
Green ON Sunday, February >, at $50
D. NJ the pastor will preach on christian
Baptism, from a Methodist Staudpolnt,
All are cordially Invited to attend an thcSe
services. Everybody hear Or. Thompson
Washington street Methodist Church,
South.-Corner Washington and nrlnlIy
ing at II a N, and 1880, p NJ. sunday
school mt 0:30 n NJ conducted by D. u.
Nowhup, superintendent. Weekly prayer
service Wednesday evening at 100 p M
A cordial welcome extended to all
First German Methodist Church, SOUTH
Corner Mckinney and Milan streets w
A. Knolle, pastor. Prayer service AZ a,
Henrichsen. superintendent. Preaching at
II a. M and 1880 p. IN. The pubic cor
daily invited to all the services
Drummer Methodist Church. sunday
school at 10 a. m, A. r. Forbes, superln,
tendent Preaching at II 4. m ana Z ~
p. M by the pastor, Rev w. f, CarotazIs.
Reception of new members at the morning.
service Junior Epworth League al p
m and devotional service of the senior hI,
worth League at 6;45 p. m. Regular
prayer meeting on Thursday evening"
McAshan Methodist Church. Corner OF
Buffalo and German streets j. X; war
lidz, pastor Preaching sunday ~ II q, M
and T:45 n m by Rev. G, a. lie clear sun
day school at $3.50 and Epworth League al
7 D. m. Quarterly conference saturday
night All are invited.
CATHOLIC.
sacred Heart Church. Corner Pierce ana
Sar Jacluto Septuugesma sunday 10Y
mass with short sermon nj 80 a. m. hlen
mass ana sermon at 1890 a. IN. cateGhl gu.
$40 a. M: yespers sermon and benedlct iol
70 D. IN meeting OF st. Vincent de fPI
i society Tuesday at p. m. Rev. D. !"
Nicholson, rector
BAPTIST.
First BnptIst Church Rev Il. y laiey
I n D.. pastnr. Services In Bryan hail. ran
min street. between Rusk aud Nalker' sun
! day school at $50 a. m, J. I" NldaS az.
/ r. G. Rowe. superintendentsi Mfs' ., ~
/ Collier sunerintendcnt primnry uepar tinv ~
| Preaching ut II a. m. aud 1850 p H. ny i''
| pastor
]
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St Johns Chapel. Corner Of Iceland ave
nue. and Nclasco street, sunday school at
$50 a. IN.
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Trinity ChapeL-Concr Of Louisiana
street and TuAm avenue Sunday school
nj $3.50 Il. IN, Eyensong ana sermon at 4
p, m
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St Marys Church. Corner Of Cont and
Hardy streets, Rev Henry j. Brown rec.
and sermon at II a. m; cVeuSong ana ser
mon at 7:30 y. m, sunday school at $3.50
II. m. st. Mary's Guild meets Monday NJ
3 p. m. st. Mary's Altar Guild meets Wed.
nesday at $50 p m.
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Totals L. ST.. So, 90. 5no n76 -
Outside New York $40, 41Olg3 ISL
Dominion of Canada
Montreal ......... SIG 500 32 TO 80.
Totals ....,..... $3s, t2oal7 1s.a -.
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NEW YORK rXCIrANCE

Not included IN totals because contain.
Ing other items than clcarings.
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CATHOLIC

Sacred Heart Church Corner Pierce ana
mr. Jacluto. ptuugesma sunday; low
mass with short sermon nj 80 a. M; high
mass ana SERMON at 1890 a. m; cateeC.hi ny,
$50 n. m. yespers sermon and benedl 1,lo !ii
40 y, m: meeting Of st. Vincent de FPpl
ociety Tuesauy at s .. m Rev D. H.
Nicholson, rector.
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McAshan Methodist Church. Corner OF
Buffalo and German streets, ]. K. war
iidz pastor Preaching sunday NJ II a. NJ
dav school M 0:30 and Epworth League AZ
D. m. Quarterly conference saturday
night All are invited.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-01-17
DEMOCRATIC FIGHT
ON PHILIPPINE BILL.
SENATOR CULBERSON TO LEAD.
Nr- Lodge To Make the Opening Id
dress in support Of the Measure
SeNt Tucsduy-The Minority
Report.

II is probable that the political debate
on the Philippine question, which has been
threatened by the Democratic party ever
since Congress met, viii be opened Tues
day next.
On Monday Senator Lodge will report
back from the Philippines Committee. o.
which he r. chairman tho House bill op-
plying the Diugley rates to importations
into the United States from the Philip
pines. with an amendment agreed upon
by the committee yesterday. providing
for a reduction Of % per cent Of the Ding
ley tariff rates in addition TO a further
reduction In amount equal 10 the EXPORT
dirty levied by the Philippines tariE
Mr.. Lodge viii make a speech iu sup
port Of this bill which will be the open
ing gun OF the Philippines debate. and
the Democrats will bring in a minority
report recommending either a reduction
Of 50 per cent in the Dingley rates or alb
solute free trade on the ground that the
Philippines have been declared by the Su-
preme Court TO be territory OF the United
States.
Some time ago IL was arranged h. the
Democrats IN the Senate TO EIdetrat..
their nominal leader. Mr.. Jones Of Ar
kansas, chairman Of the Democratic
National Committee, and hereafter 10 op-
pose the beLuuNCans with an organized
plan OF attack on all questions involving
party politics
The man who viii be put forward
to take the place OF Mr.. Jones
and bind his party together into an OK
ganizatiou that viii fight the Republicans
hereafter with positive policies instead Of
mere neryeless criticism is Senator CuI-
DersCu Of Texas, who is eager for The fray.
At the meeting Of the Philippines Com
mittee yesterday morning the first evil
deuCe of the new Democratic determine
ton was given. The minority made no
opposition TO the decision Of their Repub-
liCan colleagues 10 report back the Phil
ippines tariff bill, but stated that they
would make a minority report and present
counter proposition. which they hope
and expect viii be supported by the en-
tire Democratic member ship Of the SEN
ate
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PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT WILL REVIEW
THE CASE OF ADMIRAL SCHLBY.

missed that the striking down Of Admiral
Dewey's opinion by Secretary Long will
form its main groundwork
Admiral SahIey IS expected home next
Tuesday. and the appeal is expected 70 be
ready 10 submit 10 him at that time
Not Yet Referred 10 Mr.. Knox.
While IL is true that the President has
recently been studying Tie case and ia
niliarizing himself with details OF the tes-
timony both pro and con, and has sent
for great deal Of the correspondence
passing between the Navy Department
and the Admiral during the war. lie has
not yet referred any feature Of the case
TO attorney General Knox; nor has this
official been called upon yet 10 consider
Il m any OF rs phases
The entire question is before the Prcsi-
dent. and nc one else. end neither has
Secretary Long nor aHy other member O.
the q, -.inet been consulted upon H.
IL" President il may be stated or Tie
highest authority, has no intention OF pro.
judging the case or announcing decisi
when be has not yet received al
facts apgertaiuiEr 70 IT, which fc D..
--,h7- from hie own study OF tLc re-t..
mouy ana from the brief that Admir.l
Schley will hIe.