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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-08-20
BEE AND IcE IN MlXED LOTs.


The next was a proposition to consider
the matter Of rates on mixed carloads OF
beer and ice.
The commission proposed as basis that
current rates applicable on beer and ice in
straight carload - applied on the actual
weight OF ca Il Of said commodities in
mixed carloads, observing a. minimum
weights 10000 pounds Of beer and l5,CUO
pounds OF ice. tue object OF he commls-
sion being 70 establish uniform rate on
mixed shipments There was no objections
to the proposition OIL the part of the
freight agents.
Mr.. Eageu Of the Waco Ice company OBJ
iected 10 mixed shipments of beer and Ice
abused and bis Ice company was losing
business as result. He wanted the ship
meuts separated or lust enough ice for pre-
serving purposes.
A letter was read from General Freight
Ageu. Turner IN which he suggested tuat
the highest rate on each commodity pre-
vail
MIR Eageu further stated that all Of the
roads entering Waco were handling mixed
shipments OK beer and Ice, consisting
mostly Of Ice and that ice was being
sold cheaper, as freight rates did not apply
cn IT, He contended that the ice ship
mcutN into Waco were to preserve the beer
and the Ice was then sold, to the detrimeut
Of local ice dealers. He said II the local
agent at Waco would do his duty, the ice
situation and Its troubles there would
cease as close inspection would stop the
abuse OF the beer and ice privilege
Mr. Eagen said that the railroads were
stlll abusing the privilege. which caused
some surprise on the part OF the commits
ston, aud Mr.. Mayheld said that it would
be stopped.
The question was taken under advise
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-08-20

has its Attendant parasites And tae para
tc which has fastened Itself on the Auef'-
can galway Is sapnu. tc some eNieGt
th'ir vgor. reducing their revenue, oir'l-A-
scrihing heir usefulness and retariinG
thciT development. Tn !atoga-a'5 t-'"
m"rce commission comments upon me
practice as 'illcgitmafr Hud repr"lensin'.
and one OF the worst agii- incidental TO the
operation Of railway, tae commia7 'u
piaces ne gains OF tbr ,ra.pers al $i.''"'-
900 anuually-a sum belonging 81 right 70
tho railroads.
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God Was food 10 Make
Mountains. "-Warman.
Bancroft, the Historian, saws:

Bancroft, the Historian, says.
AFTER all, nothing Interest,
many of us like the mountaip,
which will always draw m,s
from the ends of the earth I'M
they may climb as near to heaye,
as may be by their rocky stairsr
The travel for August is holding 10 d,
usually weil-a goodly number Starting Il,
aay lmorning and night, you know-v,
ltRU Trains each day, while no Other n,
road has even a through train)--s..ti,
the comforts and pleasures of
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-08-20
SKETCH or THOMAS HOLT.
Young Man Killed at San Antonio Well
Known in New Orleans.

New Orleans. August l9.-Captain VII
liam Holt, chief clerk of the United States
subsistence department at this port. last
night received telegram from San Antonio
stating that his son, Thomas, had been shot
and Instantly killed in a saloon
Thomas Holt was well known and very
popular In this city II was only four weeks
ago that he left here for San Antonio, He
was for quite n while employed MS a clerk
IN his fathers office on prytnnia street
and made host Of friends In this city He
was handsome young fellow and was only
~ yenFa % age Up to coming 10 this city
10 had 4erved in the army hoinE duty In
the Philippines aua was wlth the Thirty
ticnOfs alF discharged fcful 1g ertnJ aftcn
the expiration e mis- term
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-08-20
SWITCHING At BRYAN.


The next question was brought about by
the Bryan business league and referred 70
the refusal on the part Of the Houston and
Texas Central to properly switch cars des-
tined for industries located on It's tracks
at Bryan. arriving at BRYAN over the In.
tornatioual and Great Northern. and the re-
fusal Of the International and Great North
ern to switch cars az Bryan which arrive
at Bryan over the Houston and Texas
Central. Several letters were read from
merchants at Bryan bearing out the state.
meuts contained In the special notice Of
h,-aTif9gs- Mr. F;HFgtr Of cite Bryan 0usi-
ness league said that neither road at Bryan
would switch tae others ears, fA9ggh '4e
merchants had frequently rendered them
the necessary switching charges, He said
to the track on both roads. and that on
the road the right to stop their cars. Toe
question was presented to the railroads
some time ago and the International and
Great Northern refused TO consider the
question und IL was setclea by the commits
sion.
Mr. Burger was examined ny Attorney
Frank Andrews ana ELECTED the fact that
the trouble complained Of was more Of a
backdoOr delivery than anything else. II
seemed as IL certain streets have team
deliveries, and that was the source Of the
contention The question was taken under
adv!sement by the commission and ad-
tournament was ordered until p. m.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-08-20
BRYAN RrpRrsENrrn-

Bryan Texas, August ia committee
consisting Of John :. sIoorc, t f Castles,
II. A Berger. Frai Pryor and Lamar
Bethea, have gone TO Austin to represent
the business league in q hearing before the
railroad commission relative 10 the switch
ing Of international ana Houston and
Texas Central cars on The sidctracks of
the two roads In this city,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-08-20

Rouham, Texas, August Ia-Albert
Sasser. o-year-old hoy, fell Through an
elevator hole at the cotton mill toaav ot
noon. He struck the hoor on his hands
and knees aud when picked up It w0s
his skull fractured '''i
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-08-20

Dry. cool. delightful nights and no ma
larIa In the mountains at Boerne, Texas;
800 feet higher than San Antonio; good
hotels rsfches and cottages; fine for chill
dren: leave one night, arrive Gext morning.
For information write. phonessor TELEGRAPH
r. o. box l. $
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HOUSTON DAILY POST WEDNESDAY MORNING. AUGUST 20 1902

cisco and Texas. the Red River. Texas and
Southern and toe Wort and Rio
Grande. General - ,oruey Mcdonald
stated that the st, ..Ouls. San Francisco
and Texas was not under the same system,
but the other two were. and for that reason
he wanted that line exempted from the
proposition
Grandn said that the frs named lire Us
not Ia the system, as they maintained sep
srate offices and officials. He was willing
to abide bv any order mt In by the com.
mission This ended the hearing on the
gubtoct
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physloian and pruaaists.


Ford & Sturgeon. prominent drug Arm
az Rocky I'm station, Ky, writes I'VE
were requested by Or c. h, Snlgley to
send for Herbne for the benefit OF our
customers We ordered three dozen IN De
cember and we are glad to say, Herblne,
has given such great satisfaction that We
have duplicated this order three times
and today we gave your salesman another
takes pleasure in recommending Herbine"
zoe bottle. Sold by \, u. kiesling
CURED PARALYSIS.
W. S. Bally, p, True. Texas. writes:
only wife had been suffering Ave years
with paralysis In her arm, when | was
persuaded 10 use Ballard's Snow Linlment.
which cured her al right. have also us d
Il or old sores frost bites, and skin erup.
lions. IL doe the work" 25c, SOC ana SI.0
ottIc sold ~ A. Z Klesling
WATCH FOR A CHILL,
However slight at this time Of year and
10 this climate, Il IS he forerunner of ma.
iara A disposition TO yawn. aud an all
chill. Herblue, by its prompt stimuative
action on the liver. drives the malarlal
germs out OF the system, purhes the blood,
tones up the system and restores health.
oOc bottle. Sold by 4. +. kiesling.
A WORM KILLER.
j. A. j. Montgomery. Puxico. Wayne.
Co, Mo writes: II have little twin girls
who have been bothered with worms All
their lives ! tried everything TO relieve
them which failed until | used Waite's
Cream vermifuge; the first two doses
brought four worms from one OF them
the next two doses. twelve, one OF them
measuring twelve inches: the other child
was only relieved OF four worms, II Is n
most excellent medicine Whites Cream
vermifuge is good for children. II not only
destroys worms, II helps the child 10 per.
feet growth, wards OF sickness. 2Jc Sold
by A. (. kiesling.
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BELMONT COLLEGE,

fe. Jung Women. Nashville, Tenn. Prin
cir Miss Hood Miss Heron. THE ideal
col ,.e home OF the South See 8elmont
or 4. nd for handsomely illustrated blue aud
broaze catalogue.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-08-20
K00L k0L0RADO.

The weather for some days now has I'D
trying-Uac is, the weather for som. IN,
now has been succeeding-really warm,kt,
itA and this Circumstance has put spal
emphasis on the fact that ii is Kool ID KoI
orado--up among the mountains wha
they're having log fires now every day.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-08-20
C. O. AND T pTFFERENTIALs.

The next question was Il proposition to
provide a scale Of dl1ereptials on the
Choctaw, Oklahoma and Texas and no OBJ
lection being made the commission took the
question under advisement.
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M1LEAGr RATEs az rERrILIzERs.

The hrst question taken M was propo-
sitlou to establish mileage rate on fer.
,illzers, carloads 3sl cents for twenty Eve
miles and less. IS cents m to 300 miles
and Is cents over 300 miles,
Mr. Johnston Of the Galveston freight
bureau requested the herring on the sub
ject, saying that Galveston wanted rate
ON q basis with New Orleans as Galveston
ar one tine had a fertilizer factory which
entoyed a good business but the storm
destroyed H. He therefore wanted a new
rate established ont Of Galveston so the
business could be renewed.
The proposed rate set ont by the com
mission Is 10 apply on single lines Joint
line rates 70 be combination Of locals. oh
serving II cents per 100 pounds as maxi
mum in common point territory
NJ. Noel Of the Katr said that his line
mad no objection - the rate. The ques-
lion was taken under Amusement.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-08-20
COMMISSIONS HEARING.
A Number of Questions Were Taken
Under Amusement.
GALVESTON ASKS FOR MANY CHANGES
Protests Read from the Cotton Seed Oil
Mills in Various Parts Of the State.
Waco Ice Dealers Complaint.

Austin Texas August la.-The railroad
commission convened Ia opcn hearing today
TO consider enc several questions for which
notice Of open hearing had been given.
Among those present were Superntend-
ent Conner Of the Forth Worth aud Rio
tiraude AssistaHt -Geavfai f'relsat hseaa
Fyfe Of the Cotton Belt. General Freight
Agent Sterling OF the Fort worth aud
Denver. General ATTORNEY Mcdonald OF the
Frisco in Texas. Manager Johnston Of The
Galveston freight bureau General Attor-
ney Steadman Of the international and
Great Northern. Assistant General Freight
Agent Noel ~ the KATY. General Freight
ana Passenger Agent Boedeker Of the Cane
Belt Traffic Manager Jones ~ the Sunset
Central lines Attorney Frank Andrews Of
the Houston ana Texas Central, Assistant
General Freight Agent Hershey Of the
Santa Fe. General Freight Agent Dunlap
OF the sunset Division Superintendent Lee
of he Houston and Texas Central. Secre.
tary Gibson Of the Cotton seed CrusherS
association and Mr. Irwin Of WaxahAchie
and Mr. Kiser NJ Marlin. members Of the
association, Harry Landa Of the, New
Braunfes aour1nE mills and General
Freight Agent Martin Of the Arkansas Pass
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SINGLE LINE RATE FOR FRISCO
The next question was proposition to
put the Frisco lines under q single line
rate including the St Louis. San Fran
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in Nrbeiterz 6reunOI4aft.- Bonn
Norbb. 2IoDb. - Sin bIinOer
Pafagier.
2eute, bic fi6 iiber bic i6nen i'm
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aus europa 81 She'll perbenbe Be-
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zines iAr bDrgefi6rten @inpunOerer5
gum Qunben ftet5 cine eigent6imIi9e
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nit Dem gefunDen Menf6enberitanbe
mar. 9a man tur3 por Der 8obl
|Itebt, fir pel4e Die repubIifanii4e
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Deportation t%erurt6etlt.
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Nprbb. 2lo0o flt6r geitern Morgen
bOn bier na6 @aIbeiton, Ser, tpeiter.
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Oorf fd0ig uno pirb fpu6ri6einli9
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3ieren in Baltimore dnlongen.
1~nternegs mad Baltimore 6eFinbet
Ii9 Der 4orbb. 2loDoz0 ampfer y8tIz
Der nit 752 9aFagieren am
ad6ten MittpO4 bier eintreffen ION.
Ser 9dmpfer n8ranbenburg" fu6r
Morgen nit 1850 Pafagieren
BON Bremen brett na9 Baltimore db.
Gin b1tnber 8affagier.
Der 9ampfer n6tBcIarence," fpels
fer geItern Morgen BON &ntperpen
bier anlangte, bate einen Seitrei8er,
Ramens Sobann 8iefenba8er, am
Der 80 Sabre aft lit unb Ii9 gu
4ntperpen an 8OrO geI4li4en bate.
@r tpurbe Der GinpanberungS : 8ez
bDrbe ausgeIieFert unb pirb BON bies
Ter mad 9ouanb 3uritd ge54idt pers
ben.
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Subritonlasen urb fte6t in
4niebsn.
S m Walbe berirrt.
OILS bas einiGbr!ee 9dbp ppn 4nz
gelo be 9aiito bon @lpuceiter% @ountp,
am Montas pl0Blt4 berz
T3panb, ma9ten 9unberte BON biilfsz
bereitea 2euten ii9 auf Die Su4e,
um bas nerloren eegangene &ino aufz
3ufinben. Spit 0ienitag Nbenb puroe
es f4lieblt9 fpobl unb munter i'm
BalDe eefunben. @s bate 80 Stunz
ben bungernb unb frierenb perbra4t,
obne jebo9 feb1 babur9 5u leiben.
~8etrG6t1i9er S3aben
bur4 Sro It.
Sci Mtco, etli6e Meilen BON CANT
ben, rs, entfernt, ftnb ettpd $50
MGnner unb Srauen arbeitslos gez
porben, ba Der plOBli4 eingetretene
5roit cine gauge SnOuftrie 5eritOrt
BAT. Gtpa so Older, nit 9eorgtnen
oepflan3t, finb ndmli4 %erfroren. 9r.
o. s. peacod, Der 8eiiber bieier Sc
orginen : 9Grtnerei, 1pel9e Die grOBte
n biefem STEELE bes 2anbes lit, unb
bon 5000 Bis $4,000 8Iumen
eridnbte, erleibet bdbur4 einen etlt6e
5dufenb Dollars betragenben S9uz
zen, ba man erft Die babe @rrbte elm
bate. Die 9eorginen brd9z
en- bon $40 Bis $40 PRO 9auienb.
Nott5en aus De m
Stddte.
Sefe Subp, Elm II Sabre alter &naz
,e in Cumberland, perlDr feline linfe
oanb bur9 Die @rploiton zines Sc
bas ct ab5ubriiden i'm 8egrtff
par.
Capt. 9uGB, Elm Slider BON Sent
sountp, fling cine 600 9funb f4tpere
bic er nit einem Jlaf9enz
ug aus benz Waf7er beben muBte.
Die Nettosginnubmen Der 9agersz
otpner Sair tperben auf $4,000 GEE
9Gbt. Die 8rutto : gtnnubmen be-
iefen fi9 auf $25,20O.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-10-24
Oubts muB m E II.

OdbtS muB mmen n. -
Der Neger 8iGiam 0aDi5, iDeI4er,
tpie geitern i'm n9eutI6en GOrrefponz
0enten" beri9tet, am M}ittpo6 Qlbenb
auf Die ACKNOWLEDGING berbuftet purz
be, Elm babies 9ubenb goIbener u6ren,
fopte 8o6lrei9e S4muffa4en geftobs
len 81 BADEN, purbe geftern bom 9oz
li8eiri4ter Sob mad Dem @efGngniB
gefanbt, Inn Elm am 1. 9obem6er ftuttz
finbenbes 8erb0r ab3uparten. Die
9oli3ei 1T Der 4nit9t, baB Der Neger
bic meiten 9egenit6nbe in Ntlanticz
Gitb itabl, inbem er BON bort aus bier
goGbene I1bren nd6 einem Sreunbe
bier in Baltimore fanbte. Der Qrres
itant betbeuert feline 1nf9uIb.