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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-01-10
CARNEGIE INSTITUTION.
The Board OF Trustees Has Been Pub
licly Announced.

NGly fMhlbhllNNbs
Washington, January 9. Official an
nouucement was made today Of the board
Of trustees for the Carnegie institution,
which has been Incorporated here under
the S1OOOO.UOO gift OF Andrew Carnegie,
The only indication as to the form of the
GIT is that 1t will be ''SloOOHOD In per
cent bonds
The announcement says: In the develop
ment of his plans. MIR Carnegie has con
suited with number OF gentlemen, inelnd-
ing the heuds Of universities and other
scientific institutions
The board of trustees elected by the In.
corporators 10 carry out the purposes OF
the institution as indicated are:
EX-officio: The president Of the United
States; the president of the senate OF the
United States; the speaker Of the house Of
representatives; the secretary OF the smith
sonian nstitute the president Of the Ma
rlonal Academy of Sciences; Grover Cleve'
land, New Jersey: John y Billings, New
York: William \. Frew, Pennsylvania; l..
j. Gaze, Illinois; Daniel G. Gilman, Mary
land: John Hay, District Of Columbia; A.
& Hewitt New Jersey; II. l.. Higginson.
Massa chusetts Henry Hitchcock Missouri
William Lindsay, Kcntucky; Seth Low,
New York. Wayne MncNeagh Pennsyl
vanIa: u. o. Mills. California; :. w
Mitchell Pennsylvania w. w. Morrow,
california: Elihu Root, New York; John G.
Spooner, Wisconsin; Andrew ID. White
Now York; Edward n. White. Louisiana
Charles D. Waicott, District Of Columbia
Carroll D. Wright, District OF Columbia.
The board OF trustees will meet 10 or
ganize and elect officers on January 20.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-01-10
DEMOCRATS APPOINTED
MISSISSIPPI OFFICES WE'RE FILLED
WITH GOOD MEN.
Robert E. Lee Was Made Federal At
torney and Edgar S. Wilson United
States Marshal.
Especial TO The Post.)

Washington, January 9-rhe president
again showed his contempt for the former
machines OF his party today by appointing
two democrats to office In Mississippi. The
recommendations and Endorsement of the
republican leaders OF the State appear to
have been completely ignored, This is
rather new experience for them, and 1t
remnins to he seen whether or not they
viii attempt to retaliate in any way
The president has announced that he
viii appoint none but good men to otdcc
in the South, as well as elsewhere, aud 1t
seems that in this instance he was unable
10 find the material he wanted in the ranks
Of his own party The two men In Ques.
tion are Robert H. Lee, who was made
United states attorney, ana Edgar $ VII
son. who was given q marshalshlp. Tue
lnt.sr Is said 10 be personal friend OF the
president Lee Is understood TO have been
Il warm supporter of Bryan
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-01-10
SHAW AND PAYNE CONFIRMED.
Former as Secretary Of the Treasury ano
Latter as Postmaster General,

Former as Secretary OF the Treasury and
Latter as Postmaster General.
Washington. January 9.-The senate in
executive session today confirmed the nom
nation of Hon Leslie NJ. Shaw TO be sec
rotary of the treasury, and of Hon. Henry
{. Payne TO be postmaster general.
The confirmation Of Mr., Shaw was ac-
complshed without comment, but there
was some controversy over the action Of
the committee on postoffices in reporting
Mr. Payne's nomination without going
through the formality OF a meeting.
Senator Iiawins stated that he had de
sired to appear before the committee Tor
the purpose OF requesting that an inquiry
lie Instituted into the charge that MI.
Payne had been interested In the efforts
10 secure leases for the purpose 90 pros
pecting for minerals on the Indian rrScrya-
ION N / tab. having been president OF the
Florence Mining company. In TINS con
upction extracts from the letters present
ed 10 the senate by Mr.. Rawllns Yesterday
were read
Senator Spooner as a representative OF
MIR Payne's own state replied 10 this
statement by reading a letter addressed 10
himself by Mr. Payne and dated . Neral
weeks back In which Mr.. Payne said that
his connection with the Florence company
had terminated two years ago and II at AT
preseut he had no interest, ,GltcTt 'r indi-
rect. Immediate or remote, In that corpora
tt %.
Mr.. Rawlins thereupon said that The OK
nI1uatIon was satisfactory and after some
further criticism Of the committee f'r the
Inauncr in which the repoI; was made
namely bv an informal canvass, the nomi
nation was unanimously confirmed
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-01-10

he shall find that the court was properly
constituted that the preccpt was legally
drawn and that the rules Of law were fol-
lowed as to the evidence. It will then be
within the province Of the president TO
consider the case upon Its merits II the
attorney general decides that there were
illeeslities, as claimed by Admiral Schley.
the verdict of the court will be vitlated.
IL is understood that Admiral schley's
future course concerning formal appeal
in writing TO the president win depend
very largely upon the decision OF the at.
torney general
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-01-10
Hin Silver Bill.

Washington, January 9The FIRST fnan-
cial measure of importance to be reported
To the house Is the Hll bill agreed upon
today by the committee on coinage weights
and measures providing for the maintenance
OF the legal tender silver dollar ~ a parity
with gold and for the Increase OF the sub
sidiary silver coipage
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-01-10
REPRESENTATIVES OF LABOR.
President Roosevelt Entertains Notable
Gathering OF Them.

Washington January 0.-The president
had With him at luncheon today the attcr-
Roy general. the secretary Of agriculture
and notable gathering OF representatives
Of organized labor They were +. T. Sar-
gent. chief Of the Brotherhood OF Locomo-
tive Flrcmon: y. e. clark, grand conductor
Of the Order OF Railway Conductors; L. r..
Morrlssey. grand master of the brotherhood
OF HALLWAY Tralnmen: $. b. Perham. prcsi-
dent Of the photographers and A. Il. Young,
first assistant 10 r. NJ. Arthur, chief OF the
order ~ locomotive engineers.
The dinner 10 the diplomatic corps was
given by President and Mrs. Roosevelt to-
night.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-01-10
WEATHER INFORMATION.
Probabilities.

Washington. January 9.Eastern Texas,
Fair Friday; Saturday partly cloudy; prob
ably cloudy in northwest portion: light to
fresh southery winds on the coast.
Oklahoma and Indian Territory: Fair
Friday; Saturday fair; probably colder;
southerly winds, shifting 10 northeTly,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-01-10
LOUISIANA SUGAR GROWERS.

They Have Protested Against Any Con-
cessions to Producers in Cuba.
New orleans, January IA large meet
Ing OF cane sugar growers this afternoon
unanimously adopted protest 90 congress
against the proposed concession TO the pro
ducers Of cane sugar In the island OF Cubs.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-01-10
STIRRED TO ACTION.
President May Act fayOrabIy on The
Appeal by Rear Admiral Schley.
ROOSEVELT HAS HEARD
Of the Opinion in The West and Knows
the Political Value of
TURNING DOWN NAVAL CLIQUE.
TURNING DOWN NAVAL CLIQUE.
Some Official Announcement Is Expected
in the Near Future.
ACTION WOULD NOT BE CONSISTENT
With the Reprmsnd OF Miles, but the
President Cares Naueht for That
Phase OF L..
lspeeIal to The Post J

Washington, January "a belief is prev
alcnt among some members Of congress and
others here that startling developments in
the Schey case may he expected in the near
future.
Their Idea is nothing more nor less than
that the president is preparing 60 act favor
ably on SchlcN's appeal submitted to him
shortly after the conference Of last Mon
day Such an action. Of course. would he
totally at variance with the presidents
course in rcprimandluE Miles, In causing the
members Of the house committee on naval
affairs b. believe that he would disapprovc
any measure they might report favorahly
and in letting it he known generally that
he desired an end put TO the whole matter.
II would, however. he quite In line with
some OF the other unlocked for things he
has done since he became president.
Further than that IL would unquestion.
ably be n political move Of unusual saguc-
ity for there is no doubt that the people
or the country are practically unanimous
In wishing to see justice done Schley as
against the navy department clique which
is fighting him. 1t has been suggested that
Leslie NJ. Shaw, the new secretary OF the
treasury and other influential men who
have recently been at the White House,
may have Informed the president OF the
temper OF the people In their respective
States, and that he, approaching the enor
nous popularity which Il favorable action
ON the Schlcy appeal would give him, may
have decided that, both in the interest o.
| justice and Of political expedicncy, he couIt
do no better than to give Schley the VIA
/ dicatlon so 7ichIy deserved
The fact that he gave me admiral
] lengthy audience last Monday and that thu
latter was received with unusual cordiHlit,
at the diplomatic reception on Tucsda,
night is regarded as lending color to III
belief that something like what has heei
suggested here may be done.
or course there may he nothing ia Ill
matter but there are many who bellev
| otherwise.
Some announcement In connection witt
the Schlay appeal was expected this even
ing, but It was not forthcoming M to
late hour aud will now be loked for to
morrow.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-01-10
DWELLING DESTROYED.

Corsicana. Texas, January s.-Ths dwell
ing owned by Rev +. j. Dlckerson on
West First avenue was totally destroyed
by fire last night.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-01-10
Wants More VoIunteers.

London. January 3 The war office has
issued call for 1896 Infantry volunteers
gradually 70 replace those now serving Ia
South Africa.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-01-10

Berlin, January 9.-The Kleins Journal
which sometimes prints exclusive news
publishes the following dispatch today from
Hamburg: Nicaragua Is making extern
sive war preparations. She has purchased
the German warship Armenius; Is negotiat.
ing for the purchase OF two othss Bars1ips;
and has bought cannon, rides and ammuni-
tlon amounting 10 the value Of 100000
marks, through the Nicaragua minister at
perlin "
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-01-10
lSneclal 10 The Post y

New Orleans, January 0-The Picayune
has special from Washington which says:
President Roosevelt has entered upon the
task of reviewing the Schley case with
determiI alton 10 reach settlement OF the
controversy which win satisfy all but rabij
partsanS on either side These. he believes,
never can he satisfied
What he will do nobody knows but the
fact that Captain Lemly, who was judge
advocate of the courl of inquiry. has been
requested TO arrange the papers, In accepted
as evidence that the president Intends to
del,c into the case.
Political considerations are said TO have
much to do with this determination, Both
Admiral Schey and General Miles arc men
toned in connection with the democratic
presidential nomination In 1904 Admiral
Dewey has not escaped the slatemaker~,
either. The general tendency Is 10 dismiss
such talk as worthy OF little notice, for
there Is no valid reason for seriously con
sderlng any one nf them as candidate.
MIR. Roosevelt, however. bears the polit-
ical aspect Of the Gaze In mind and reached
the conclusion that he can not refuse TO
take cognizanCc Of the SChey matter with
cut laying himself open to the charge of
aiding and ahctting the alleged conspiracy
10 rob SChley Of his deserts and punish all
who side with him In his dispute with the
navy department. II has not escaped the
attention Of the administration, either, that
refusal 10 review the case might tend 10
strengthen Schey with the people and add
a fcw telling strokes 10 the picture which
puttrays him ~ the victim of naval clique.
In short, friends Of the administration say
the president Will spare no pains 10 show
that he desired justice 10 all I'm the hope
that when all Is done no finger can be laid
on an act Of omission or commission 10 In.
dictate That he was aciuated by any other
motive.
In studying the case. the president does
not believe be Us violating his own lniun"-
tion that the matter he dropped. III ne
finds that no Injustice has been done II Is
supposed no announcement Will he made,
and 50 far as the White House II con
cerned the controversy will pass into his
tory.
contrary hnding viii enable him ia
speak az once and for all
II may be said that Mr., Roosevelt never
has manifested an awe of governmental
departments which would prevent him from
going contrary to the navy departments
policy In the sampson Schley controversy.
No credence is given by republicans that
Schley is 20 he honorcd with the app0lnt
ment Of United States naval representa-.
| tive at the coronation ceremonies.
Washington, January 9.-The Post tomor-
row viii say: The case of Rear Admira.
schley Is now being considered by the az.
torney general for the purpose OF discussing
whether there was any illegallty In con
nectlon with the court OF Inquiry 1t 1,
understood that at the recent conference
between the president and Admiral schley
the latter pointed out some alleged viola
lions OF law in regard to the court. and
these matters have been deemed worthy
Of examination The attorney general Il
not TO pass upon the merits Of the case
but will deal solely with its legal phase. Il
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-01-10
SENATE.

Washington January 0-The open session
of the senate today was devored 10 routine
business After an executive session the
senate at 80 adjourned until Monday.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-01-10
SUSPECTS A COMBINE.

Alban Thinks the Meeting in Corinto Is
10 Combine Against Colombia.
Colon, Colombia, January 9.-General
Alban the commander Of the Colombian
forces. has received Information that Presl-
dent Zelaya Of Nicaragua has invited the
other four presidents OF Central America
TO attend conference at Corinto, Nicsra.
qua with the secret object Of inducing
them to enter into coalition against Co
lombla.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-08-16
Sensational Racino.

Special to Times Republican,
Davenport, Aug. l6. The racing here
Thursday WAS sensational The races
We're good in every heat and in one
race, the 2:15 pace. it required five
heats to pick the winner. The race was
Won by The Merchant, a chestnut geld
ing by the Conqueror the first heat
going to Brash and the second to NJ. j.
M. Miss Dewey. the Davenport horse.
owned by l. L. Sears. Won the go trot
and Donna McC;regor took the PHI
pace in straight heats.
Miss Dewey's victory in the .: 90 trot
was Very popular with the crowd. as
the tumultuous applause from 1000
throats indicated. Miss Dewey is a
quick acting bay mare owned by Sec
rotary |. l.. Sears of the Mile Track AS
ISOLATION. and driven by Bob Wright
who until this season WAS understudy
for j. b. Chandler She took a piece
of money last week at Joliet, and was
u handy winner yesterday.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-08-16
|H[ THREE SYR|ANS
Case OF the Immigrants Arrested
at Fort Dodge Becoming
More Complicated.
Authorities in Canada Claim the
Boys are Afflicted With
Disease.
Habeas Corpus Proceedings Fail
to Secure Their Liberty
Officers Awaited.
pecial to Times Republican.

Special to Times Republican.
Fort Dodge, Aug. 16.--In answer to
the writ of habeas corpus which was
granted by Judge Richards, of Webster
City this afternoon Chief of Police
Larson took George and Mensur Bad
youya and Melhen khouri, the three
youthful Syrians who We're arrested
Thursday on charge of violating the
The writ summoned the chief to appear
before the judge With his prisoners this
afternoon at one O'Clock to show why
they should be retained in custody
Attorney Robert Healy represented the
prisoners in the case and Attorney
Hacker appeared for the county. The
police on Thursday received Il telegram
from Montreal asking that the fugi-
tiNes be held until the arrival of an
officer to take them back to Canada.
When the writ of habeas corpus was
served the officers wired once more
and received a reply that the boys We're
with what was characterized
as loathsome and contagious dis
ease and that this was the reason for
Which they We're charged with viola
ton of the law in coming to this coun-
try. The plea that the boys We're be-
ing illegally restrained was overruled
and they We're returned to this city late
this afternoon. An officer from Mon
trcal was expected to arrive this morn
ing, but he did not. Deputy Marshal
Gustafson is now looking after the
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-08-16
PROHIBITION CONVENTION.
Arrangements That Are Making for the
Waterloo Meetinu.

Special to Times Republican,
Waterloo, Aug. 16.-rhe prohibition
committee on arrangements for the
state convention to be held here on the
10Th have secured the Y. Nj. c. A. au-
dltoinin as a meeting place. The prin-
cipal item of business that will occupy
the attention of the convention at the
beginning VIII Ia the selection of IL
chairman. j. III. Campbell. of Des
Moines, having refused 10 act in this
capacity
The main session will be held in the
afternoon. Rev. John Earl, a member
of the executive COMMITTEES does not
yet know the probable attitude of the
convention towards the questions of
the day outside the liquor question
There is liable to be a squablc over the
planks to be adopted, not the Liquor
traffic planks but those on the money
question, expansion. capital and labor
and the trusts. Some of those prom
lnent in local prohibition circles think
these questions deserve attention along
with the single issue"
n tie evening Oliver w. Stewart. of
Chicago, Will deliver an address. He
is an orator of s.'eat force, has spoken
here before and will draw large an,
silence from all parties
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-08-16
| NEW RAILROAD }G|GNAl
Iowa Falls Read Secures Disso.
luton Of Injunction by Offer.
ing Modern Signal.
Dangerous Crossing will be
Guarded by Electric Gong
and Flash Light.
Will Not have tc Kuild Viadue.
for Wagon iioaa cross.
inc.
IL to Times Republican.

Special to Times Republican.
Nevada, Aug. 16.-The Des Moines,
Iowa Falls & Northern railway crosses
the Northwestern three miles east of
Nevada, at u point where the main
east and west county road intersects
the c. & n. W.. and runs southwest
along the bed of East Indian creek,
making a rather complicated and dan
;gerous junction. This appeared to be
the only available way for the new
road to get into Nevada. the North
terrain any proposition for an over
head crossing and not wishing TO have
their fast trains delayed by the or
binary method BY taking advantage
OF the creek bottom and the high fill
of the Northwestern, the new road has
been able to go under the other line,
With 10 Inconvenience except as re-
CARDS the wagon route. There was q
good deal OF complaint on this score.
and the board of supervisors Of Story
county obtained n temporary injunction
AGAINST tle u. NJ. 4. r. " N. railway,
preventing the carrying out OF the
roads original plans and seeking to
force them TO build an overhead cross
ing over the wagon road. The Iowa
Falls people carried the matter to cour,
and are congratulating themselves on
a partial. ii not complete victory, over
the decision in Judge Whitallers court
AT Fort Dodge this Week. which prac-
tically dissolNes the injunction. The
road is permitted to continue its oper-
ations and lay its track, but as to
or not ii Will eventually have
TO build yi:lduct the court will de-
eide later This, coupled With the fact
that the railroad commissioners have
accepted the offer of the company to
put in an electric gong for day use
and a flash light for night, is looked up
on as victory for the railroad
The work on the line in and near
Nevada is progressing as rapidly as
could be expected. and it is thought
that it will rot be long until the regular
service will be extended this far south. /