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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-19
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CONVENTIONS INVITED.
Galveston Business League Asks
Them TO Come 10 Island City.
cAyO ROMANO HAS SAILED FOR LONDON
Takes the First OF the BIG Lot OF Flour,
Which Was Made m Texas.
Other News Items.

Galveston Texas. March ts.-There was
an important meeting Of the directors OF the
Galveston business league ~ its hesdquar-
tcrs tonight at witch several reports or
interest we're received Among these were
the reports Of the committees which arc
ip charge cf the work ot soliciting funds
Tor tho amphlthcatcr which is 70 he erected
at Bath avenue and o for the coming South
crn Pacific celebration which VIII be held
May ~ The reports indicated that over
$500 had already been raised and this Is
enough to build the structure originally
contemplated The committee viii continue
work. however and may IL more money Is
contributed, build a larger and more eN-
peuSiVe building than was first Intended.
The league Is sending out invitations 10
the organizations which are TO hold apyunl
conventions requesting that Galveston he
chosen rs n place Of meeting. As has been
previously mentioned. one of tho purposes
or witch the league vas organized was 10
Induce visitors from the In rtoroiemce otdl6.
induce visitors from the interior 60 come
here and in this way benefit the retail trade
ct the Vity.
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COLONEL ROGERS, VIEWS.
ph1adephsn Requests the Maonate. "a
PLAY Ball

''eN'P'"an requests the Maunates TO
Play Ball.
tnil9delrha March 10. -Aceora,nr -
olonel John T. Rogers, the renoet ma,
hefe was specific date set for tho noo,
lue OF the National league magnatcs to
confer upon peace basis Is absolutely
untrue.
The question" said the colonel TODAY
'norrows down 10 the matter of A decision,
by the court in the recent demurrer casc
Stould tho court decide to sustain tho do
mnrrer. then a e. Spalding would be tho
president OF the National lcasud aud Would
act MS such On the othcr hand snou.G
the demurrer be uverrul a. "A meeting " ouil
nave 70 be chilled for the eIortinn NJ
president suitable t. all hands concern id
inere -. however. hut q slight chance that
u decision VIII be reached In short space
OF tlmc, and while the National league
ilGEnates would like to have a dee. sion rcl-
uered- they can not afford to wall for Tie
CONT to decide. and WILL there fore, nm.
uotiuIeuIH cail meeting TO suit the con.
Nenlence of tho eight National league clubs
son.
The question of president viii not ~
course. enter into this meeting hut will
he left open until such time as thc Now
YORK courts may see III to decide. Tho
question of conference. so Gar AS a neace
hasls Is concerned. is all bosh. as both fac
10 night the issue as to the presidency to
the Ntter end
There seems continued the colonel "a
desire On the part Of the New York club
individually TO take advantage Of every
lecnnlca lily to postpone not only the rem.
dering OF the decision. but TO take advan
iagc of the time limit subscribed by law
IN the filing Of articles should the demurrer
he ovcrruled. This, Of course. would com
pei the Spadinc faction 10 await tho pleas.
.It OF tile New lork courts ~ the at
torneys for the frccdmaG Brush company
distinctly stated that they would insist
upon the rigid letter NJ tho law being com
piled with which means that. in rho event
OF the demurrer being overrulod. the argu
ment OF the case upon it, merits would
have to take its place upon tho list ana
would not properly he reached for at least
three or four weeks
IT can therefore be sees that rho only
possible way left for the National League
magnates Is to hold mertlng adopt a
schedule and start the season The ques-
ton of president would tEea he lett opea
and when the decision Of the court T.. rem
deied mother meeting can no called an !
the president elected by ballot in the lega,
way.
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i Be 4 BIG SHOOT
/, ssooters viii Be Numerous
Il Kansas City.
ARE 70 PARTICIPATE IN IT
mach viii Be Shipped to
$3.50 rhursday-NatioraI
-, Meeting to Be Held.

r,,r March 1s.-Thc Grano Amer
{.,,,n live bird tournament "hich
La IN Kansas city from March 81
Il inclusive, will attract the great
IL Of wing shots fhat ever par''r,-
az shooting tournament accord
y Shancr. manager Of the
lmei - ,raor tho ansntres
y association my
the big event wiz "c "ei'' "
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To Wake Up Bosque County.

Dnnas. Texas. March Is The congress
sinual campaign in Bosluc county Is 10 he
made warm AFFAIR from now until the
primary election is held ON saturday March
% congressman Woolcn expected 10 make
bis on.ning speech OF ClifIon tomorrow, hut
H. slck al the Oriental hotel In this GUY.
Hc hopes 10 De well enough 10 start Tor
Easo,,n comfy Thursday 4 number OF
f,Istds started for Bosque tonight IN Mr..
Wo0tcn's interest aud viii make speeches
M Clifton tomorrow. orher friends OF Mt.
Wootcn will also take the neld. Hon. Jack
Woru AIr Woofcifs opponent for the con.
gressionsl nomination, T. already campaign
Ing iu BoSluc county.
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LAW WILL TAKE ITS COURSE.

But Only Because the District Judge
Acted Promptly.
san Marcos, Texas. March IS This
morning at 10 o'clock rapid pistol firing
and men on horseback pursuing a negro
created great excitement on the public
square. The negro was soon in Jail charged
with attempted assault on a l7-year-oid
white girl. her outcrics alone bringing ala
and preventing thc horrible crime. TIE
excitement became intense. but upon Judge
Moore ordering Inc grand jury immediately
impaneed and guaranteeing the conclusion
of the case by Saturday there was a gen
eral disposition 10 await the course Of the
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u comedies with Colonel John p..,
statement. . nosefe
Every Indication points to the fact mat
meeting "S LOT
Inc Boston marnate Inttm,,ca ~. a.
arrangement ~ the ;chedulc viii i,rocsed
JUS, a. u there we're no issues before the
Acting Manager Fogel has signed j,Ss
,j,,,, INC former Brooklyn pitcher snd RAJ
lnlrd paseman. 10 play third Tor
New work Manager Fogel also has signed
Lauder, the old Philadelphia third hasamsr
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-19
TIE RACES.
Was Only One Winning FaVorite
at New Orleans.

&was Only One Winning FaVorite
at New Orleans.
n Orleans. Maren IS The card was
sdlpsry and Van Hooreheke. who won
II IN race. was the only winning
" Weather clear; track good.
A and furlong Glade Run, ST. Tam
A tore's Labour Time 1:5oi2.
HI sis furlongs Bob Baker. -Four
forer King Tatus. Time 1:1os
4 furlongs- Eufala, Maverick. Tom
n fine 80.
Il mile-vau Hoorcbeke, Mr.. Phin-
jena Time 1:4jA.
III six fnrlongs -Divoune. Horseshoe
"a Lady Alberta. Time 1:1iL.
II furlonGs Boomerack, Add, GOV,
4B6yd Time Is.
kni half furlongs. selling Money
Merida. Incidental Time 1.22.
NEW ORLEANS ENTRIES.
pfourths of mile--I. Samelson III,
eior. Merau, Lac, King Ford 100,
D., Aron Pond. Herodes 1o2.
mile aud seventy Intrusive
ION Kingsley, Jessie Jarboe. felix
n.
|mile-lmp. Alblua 1O7. Algie NJ. 1O2,
bmeroy, Poyntz, Robert Morrison 100,
Miller. Tickle Saint %. Homage ~,
mlle--Circus 10 Prowl Kaftr los,
Of Gllead, Amigari 1o1. The -Four
led l02. Josie F. 9S
and one-tourth mile, selling Wood
|G, FL Moran 99. Sarilla %. AVIATOR,
be Fiddler ~, Afar So, Free Admis-
!.
and one-fourth mile, sellinE-l.ou Rey
] Ghor loo, Liyden Ella 1OI, Maple
ogstree 81, Deldraine ~.
n.elghths .2fnCr mile. selling Andes,
By igstAssss Dab l04, cotton Rant,
Rt g,lsa Aens.Gan 1o1, Miss Conrad
lsis ltsl ELL. Gala Day. Elsie
e NJ KlEt q. ~ m %, Frank Jones 81.
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BIG CATTLE TRADE.
Nearly a Thousand Feeders Changed
Hands at Temple.

Temple, Texas March is. Probably the
largest cattle deaf over made in Temple
has just been closed between Mr.. George
T. Hume of Austin and Messrs ]. 7. French
u son Of this city. The trade consists In
the sale by Messrs. French TO Mr.. Hume
their entire bunch OF feeders. numbering
near 935 head. AT cents per pound weighed
up here as they are ready TO ship for mar
kcr These cattle will average throughout
about 1900 pounds, which makes them
worth about SGl per head. They cost with
out the feed pint into them according to
different lunches from SlS.10 10 S29.75.
There arc heiug shipped out today four
tccn cars or $50 head for Kansas City. that
averaged, weighed mere. 1911 There w.ll
he another shipment made from the bunch
next week and the remainder will he on
feed for some six weeks vet.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-19
TRACY DRAWS DOWN,
Milsm County Has instructed for Hon.
Scott Field.

Scott Field.
cameron. Texas March Is Yesterday
,l,e Iamoeratl, county convention met at
Tho court house. delegates being present
from every beat in thc county iudge sam
streetman was made temporary chairman
ticorgo Yandcyenter secretary ConGrotu-
iarory speerhcs werc made lay several par.
tirs praseut The convention instructed
~ III the nominees of the primary held
March = county and state. Hon. Nat
iC9-icx ~ Rsrkdnlc arose and Withdrew from
tbt, courrr ssinnal rae. and then the con
vention Instructed for Hon. scott rleIdS OF
CsI,ert Tor congress. Eugene Wallace Of
Rockdale WAS made permanent rhnirniln
adjourned
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-19
sohooners Eauipped With Power.

Corpus Christi, Texas, March 1.-THE
schooner NJ. l.. Weaver. Giles. master, has
been equipped with gasoline engine and
propeilers at Lake Charles, La, and is now
loading a cargo of merchandise in CALVES
ION Inc large schooner katce VI. has also
gone 10 Lake Charles 10 he equipped with
similar power facilities This VIII ho gre9t
Innovation 10 these vessels now plying IN ne
freight trade between here and Galveston.
and will greatly cxpediatc their long trips
and slow progress, caused often by lack OF
wind
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How Refnses in slnn

ChlcaEo, March rs Hoy. the deaf mu,,
eenterhelders, who has played for two
seasons on Comiskey's championship teams
In the American association and Western
league. is SO far without berth for the
coming season
Manager LOTUS made had effort 70 80.
cure bis services for tho Washington team.
Int "a date Iioy has refused IL agree upon
termes Roston and ST Louis clubs OF
the American league are also reported 10
be seeking his services hut no deal mas
been closed.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-19
p,ohibition LectuIe at Hempstead.

Hampstead, Texas, March 1.-THE court
house was literally packed aud damned last
night by the citizens Of Hampstead "a hear
MSs Zelnt-r deliver her lecture ON temper
anre She has lust closed a successful re
wal at the Methodist church, and twenty
sighf were received IN the church as a
rnsnlf OF her ennris.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-19
Shreveport Team At Maoo

Waco. Texas, March Is The Shreveport
Southern baseball lcausuc tcsm reached tue
city Yesterday and will spend the next
three weeks in training here. Gcorgc Reed
brings his team here to train an account OF
the bath privileges and other advantages.
After training Tor two or three weeks
Manager Reed expects Ia play II number of
exhibition games In the State
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-19
AMERICAN JOCKEYS IN PARIS.

Out OF twenty-five Mounts in Six Races
They Got Places Eleven Times.
Paris. March ~ American jockeys had
twenty two mounts in six races during the
contests at Maison LATTE today and We're
placed eleven times
r !. Rigby got ono FIRST and one second
place: J. Reihf and W r. Buchanan got
one hrst place each; Milton Henry got two
second and two third places and Ncintsre
obiAiued two second aud one third place.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-19
II Was a False ohnnoh. .

BY all the rules which govern ''huncass."
Kitty Kelly who had Dagan mp, should
nave won the last race at Oakland Mon.
cay, The hest she could do was third. aud
a. that She dumped lot Of the patr.oti2
Nrns Of Erin who regarded such u comb.
nation OF horse and rider as ''cinch" on
ST. Patrick's day.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-19

Galveston. ToNas, March IS Tho bond
committee received Subscriptions today for
$500 ~ ihc proposed bronkwatcr bonds.
This brings the total amount Subscribed FOR
M 10 tho present time Ia sShj.@n' Interest
is nov conferred upon the result ~ the clr"-
tiou. which will be held next Thursdn5.
rbc Post correspondent has not met "a SIN.
rir man who expressed ,hc Intention pf
,ottua against the measure. II Hppea. /,
There is little doubt of ia" election heiu;
carried the only danger whatever belng
n ON tho failure of isuric persons TO Notc.
According 10 the l1W ihrT" must be count.
I'D ne having voted against the issuance OF
1 bo Iouds
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-19

81 Endurance by Right and Flkhern. which
arc copvslescng from recent attack Of
influenza. all are In perfect health. Yankee
escaped rho disease. King Hsroysr. Hue
GIrt, "oidseeker Goldsmith and Morning
SIDE were al one time seriously m M,
have recovered
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erove's Black Root Liver Pills.

Mad, from an active principle obtained
con, Black Root They set o. the live
i,an"l H. ralon,ej AVID leave no lad after
ed.ets No gripping, no sick stomach, VIII
,.nre chronic constipation. Price - cents.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-19

Whitneys Thorouahbreds 10 Go on Track
New York, March rs. ". G. whitney WI
ship twenty -hve Of his thercughbreds tfo"
the bore farm 1T wheatiey Hills 20 sneeps'
head Bay on Thursday. With ths s1esp'''n
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-19
Ranaster said 70 3. Lame

New York March IS Il Is reported that
Clarence II. Mackay's Banastar, after a
strong gallop. pulled up lame from bad
hoofS. The veterinary found the horses
front feet In bad condition. owing to brit
Ucncss of the hoofs and ordered thcm
carefully trcntcd
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-19
SUCCESSFUL SHOOT

Given by the Brays Bayou Gun Cub on
Sunday Afternoon.
Al the shoot held at Bray's Bayou Gun
Club park sunday afternoon the follow.
ING scores wore made:
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New York, March IS The following
TexaEs are registered In New York:
Houston. Max FlaHlman Marlborough.
Galveston r. Hart and wife. Navarro.
POM Arthur SIR, aud Mrs Gushau.
Fifth Avenue.
RcaHmont A. J. Houstoa. Giisey.
F'sllss J. $. Cooper. EaTlington
= Paso. J. O'Keefe, Dclsyun.
TsxaA-W, cauychiil. Everett
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-19
.spaIlinoites Are tn Meet

i ork March 1s.-It Is reported that
ing of the National League baseball
rs Viii be held within ten days.
f. in effect the announcement Of
INT A. II. soden Of the Bcston club,
leaks. AT least for the antl-Spalding
the National league controversy, and
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-19
prohibition Was Defeated.

Brookshire. Texas, March Is. The local
ootion election for this precinct went
wet" The box at Fatiison ~ not re
norted nj this writing. but they estimate
thst The antis have II -four to one The
Brookshlre box went wet by a majority o.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-19
oss Y fh Results.

f4Fft l.t|It|U sANS0lAes
rls'F arch IS Seven fur
/ Esii ,p',s!cnlld, Lcnto, Mike Rice.
y b ssI'p9
duH n SD s,oc Ora viva, Del Seq
N u sos.
ul''' s1s5 acau ormonde, Nerrs C.,
Z Tn 8e IA ;%9%
sfQr n fnrlougs Tower Of
D. By ~, !c, Mike strauss Time
~ Vexe hards, selling Lady Med
W fee nat Grand Sachem. Time
lssp b. selling Dolly w"4hon,
= Y rshal Neil. Time l::la.
'Ah oANn ENTRIES.
neg 1is Of mile. purse. . year
dna Rose. Max Me 10.
Z cno t'ire Dance los. J. II.
ldy Supcrba. Katauga, Ray
y Imp. Puss In Boots iOI,
y :, Esc1rola 100.
\ enths Of mile, selling
>oriar 1Oo, Kitty Kelly ~.
Oriente 102. Ping I03. Pin-
lsh. Little Henry 105. Antolce
andicap Sister Jeanne ~. Wa.
BraCg rs. The Frcttcr t0I.
lbs Of , mile. purse old En.
e Frey ll3, Sea Queen III, Ha-
onc-eighth milo. selling Red
Meuncl l0l. comr Foster 100.
!, John McGuirk 20. Frank Woods
selling Aloha Il III. Light Bill
4 llzzie l09, GXpedient. senator
4 Evea g 81, Jingler rs. The Sing
4 iwaiue loI, Roulette Wheel 100,
|aS Artilla 100.
and fast
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-19
I,otsy,II. MunIeipsl Primaries.

Hunts ili" IrSas. Aar"n u prmorraite
primaries for the city officers wers ne'a
bore yesterday. The race over the mayor
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-19

atty was the most hotiy contested known
here for many wears. Inc rcmInHt ..,,.
were as follows: Mayor. Y. r. Slms, WAC u
the present Incumbent marshal. 4. II.
Ronntree, also present incumbent; secrc
tary. l. r. Nixon, treasurer, G., A, Wynnc
aldermen. w. Y. Barr, c. G., Barrett, r. w
Noteworthy and r. H. Foster
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HtI' was . IafgN atIendancc aud nffer
the shoot refreshments were served. At
night the club gave grand ball, The ~
fair was votcd big success by all wno
attended.
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Pilot Case un Today.

Galveston. rexas March IS. The case Of
Olson ct NJ VS.. SMITH CT A. which is ono
Wherein is involved the right of the inde
pendcm pilots Of Galveston "a pilot lncom-
Ing ships. comes ,p Tor hearing hcforr ne
court Of civil appeals at san Antonio To-
morrow. Captain Olson Is nu independent
pilot aud rHptnln Smith represent. rhe
Galveston Pilots association An ininnc.
ton was obtained iu the l'ifiy.SlNth district
t,ru "a Galveston restraining CAPTAIN
olson aud other independent pilots from
plotting ships. II vas hrst mndc tempe
larry aud aCterward mude permanent Inc
ease Was thcn appealed tu The court ~ ap
pcals Colonel Waiter Gresham represents
ih,. independent pilots aud james II. SiuhhS
rrurcscut. the pilots association NV
Siuhbs mud several of the pilots lctl 10.
NIGHT for San Antonio 10 hc present at the
hearing
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-19
soottlsh RIte Masonic Temple.

Galveston. Texas March ~ when The
March class al the Scottish Rite Masons
meets In Galveston It will mud tho order
installed ia what is unQuestionuhly the
uucst Scottish Rite cathedral In Texas.
As mentioned IN The Post some dine ago
the Masous purchased Harmony hall. which
is located at tho corner of Church ana
Twenty second streets They have rcnod-
eled II ana spent several thousand dollars
In Transforming 1t into a cathedral suited
to their purposes and they now have
home of which They can hc Justly proud.
The building is thc height OF an ordinary
tcm'etory ofhcr huldiug II has only two
stories, however, the second one, which
WIS formerly used rs an auditorium, nav
ing balcony. ON the irst door Is
ladic. reception room, gentlemen re-
orptinn room, n game room provided Win
pool aud billiard tables and handsomely
FURNISHED, Adjoining this Is library room
which is also used as banquet room.
which Is equipped with tnhcs cnpahl" Of
seating 2b persons nj one tine, ON rms
door also are bath rooms whore the mem
hers can take shower or hot and cold
water tuh baths There is also 4 kitchen
and small lunch room on this nour
On the floor above Is the main Hudito-
rum where the degree work Is done. The
ceiling of this apartment has been painted
sky blue aud is dotted with stars. giving
Ii the appearance Of the SKY when me
stars hrst appear in the evening. On thiS
floor also Is q small lodge room, where the
ordinary business meetings are held.
Work of the March class viii begin
March "a aud continuc four days. Degrees
viii he conferred FROM tho fourth to the
thirty second Thls viii he the first time
IN Texas that an the degrees have becu
conferred upon class Galveston rs the
ouly city IN the State where degrees higher
tbnn the eighteenth can be conferred. At
prescott prospects there will he about 100
ia tho class and they viii come from all
PORTIONS IT the state
The local MasoHs arc making elaborate
preparations FOR tho cutcrtainment Of the
visiting Masons aud there will bc NUN.
her ~ prominent MasonS In attendance.