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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-11-20
NEWS OF THE TURF.

l.h,son Won the Handicap at
'yY st,sde After a Desperate Contest
Washington, November 1o-The track at
s,.rlngs remained in sticky condition TO-
4. IA eaused numerous scratches. Inc
=, oyonts were the Vestal stakes for
,.,.,olds and the Bennings special for
,s,olds and upward. The Vestal stakes
!. von bandlly by Moon Daisy, a maid
and also the outsider in the pettihg'
Esather cloudy. n, vDo,,so,
w a'I White owl, Time 1:12 1-5.
4 i r,ro t3urlonrs-Lula Mar. Sontag, Alham-
X m, li anS 1 a hah, vestal stakes-Moon
b'ss Adelaide Prince, Merriment. Time
M and half. Bennings special-Andy
ksisms DnrlIo. HuntressH. Time 2:41 30.
4 n furlongs- 0rnature, Star and Carter
v ssu and n sIxteenth-G. whittier, Trump,
ftrend. Time 1858.
JENNINGS ENTRIES.
Nh and s1 furlongs. hurdle handicap
M Gallant 1866, Cryptogram 1873, Beaure-
y a iS6 Historian 1873, Ohnet 1870, Carrier
fsson il5, Silver Twist 1873, Big Gun les,
tond JAG, Blacksmith l3A, victor loV,
f,T,tor lis. The Ragged Cavalier 40
IN furongs, lightweight selling-Melster-
2s,sf iii, Hist So, Right and True 1903,
S5n, Brook OIL, Paul Aker 113, Tocsin
liz Barkelmore IS, Lord Advocate 81,
5srster ll3, Brandy Smash 116, Sleepy
faa s., Uncle Louis 113, Maiden ia, The
|lsrctr lOS, Lady Radnor 106, Brisk Jos.
Sayen furlongs, 2-year-olds- Harrison,
IN Faust, Duke Of Kendall, SaccharOm-
Ma Earl Of Warwick, Knight Of Gold,
itAel Roy no. Florham Queen, Coruscate,
Nil Rack. Gates 107. Hackensack, Watkins
lrtEOn 10 Ink 105, Lady Sarah, Jim
Bel lM
8FFe and a half furiongs -Cinquevalli lis,
~ Frank Foster, Captivator 1O2, Short
9aF, Saccharometer 105, GAINESVILLE 102,
|nif1atlst 100, Lyman Hay no, Glorlea
~ ROYAL Summons 105.
4 Nile and a sixteenth, 3.year-olds Teddy
II Arrah Gowan ia. Blanche Herman
Herolcs, Dactyl 1903, Larva LOG, Aminte
n Waterton log, Queen Carnival 1903,
4 ghiayay 1M Wunderllch TO, Einus 103,
kisk Dick 100, Benckart l12, Handicapped
"a nightingale %, Pothen 93, Brisk 0S,
alfnish no. SedltiOn 0S.
SeIe2 flrlongs handicap-G. Whittier
~ Ascension &c. Blackstock 95, Never
on y, Unmasked 1875, Lady Sterling 100.
pHsei l0d, Ahola "a, Sparkle Esher.
leai and heavy.
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/ n. TO PLAY TRINITY
i. SET for 4 O'clock Friday al
Fl the Baseball Park.
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l. !, ryFSs ARE EVENLY MATCHED.
u.,.tofore Played a Game o. Moth
f,'' ~, 4. Nothina-Farmers Have Been
ny Doing Hard Work

.,,,, and Mechanical eleven is to
Agiicul.u.' with the Trinity college team
Ilg an Baseball park. The Farmers"
Ehap = .,.,s have come to be known, have
DC ' NV best elevens In the state this
n q They have been wlping up the
'sc ~ ne other teams and played the
li'n WV" ..,verdty a time game-0.0-that
sas ..a,t TO them. Trinity has also
fs 80 some good playing and In
~ w. zane with the A. and NJ. played
ls'l0. .,r,e which assures a fine contest
s grounds are to be put in M share a5S to- to-
Va and viii Oe p[operIyyo 2id game am s0R Which Ei
ids the nav eIed az A o'clock. There are
q see adT I4eT Of football and many
,s ISs q the cadets and students In this
~ Vn nDo NM viii be announced tomorrow
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FACTIONS TO MAKEPEACE.
Federation Of Labor at New Orleans
DESTROYS of Harmony.
WEAK CHARGES AGAINST GOMpERS.
The Result Of the Investigation Of the Old
Controversy viii Exonerate the
Labor Leader
Especial to The post)

New Orleans. November in.-The an
dustria" faction scored a victory over the
Gompers people in the contest over the
autonomy question in the convention Of the
American Federation OF Labor today. The
convention. after a storm OF exciting de.
bate. which consumed the greater portion
OF the days session. rejected the report Of
the executive council In the case OF the
Brotherhood OF Carpenters and JoinerS or
America. against the Amalgamatcd Society
Of Carpenters and Joiners The Brothcn
hood of Carpenters demanded the revoca-
tion OF the charter Of the Amalgamatod
adversely on this demand. The conVeu-
tion today decided that the interests OF
organized labor would be best served by
the consolidation of the two organizations
aud adopted resolutions providing for the
appointment of committees from each or
plan merging the two National organize
tons into one body. The resolution pro-
Vides for the appointment OF a committee
or eleven men, five to he appointed by
each Of the carpenters organizations aud
the eleventh man to be accepted by the
committee can not agree on the eleventh
member the president OF the American
Federation Of Labor IL empowered to ap-
point dislntercsted party who shnl act
ms umpire and chair ON The action OF
the convention In turning down the report
" the executive council IN the case Of the
brotherhood or Carpenters against the
Amalgamated Society Of Carpenters had n
marked effect In the other contests and the
hostility and bitterness among the dele
gates OF the other rival organization gave
way to spirit Of Cancellation Of compro-
mise
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President pearson Releaaed.

New Orleans November 10.-President
II. H. Pearson OF the New Orleans Railway
company and his officials, charged with vio-
mting the separate car law, were dis
charged today by the Judge OF the Second
city criminal court Counsel for the COM
pany had demurred TO the affidavits, on the
ground that the law Is unconstitutional.
The Judge sustained the demurrers. The
case will probably 70 20 the State supreme
court for dual daLArnllnAtinn-
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-11-20
Bowling Team Chosen.

The following team was chosen bv the
Carlsruhe Bowling club yesterday after.
noon to represent them in the contests Of
the Texas Bowling league, which will be
held ON the Turnverein alleys November %;
l.. Il. n. Schneider, H. w. Leman II
Albrecht, Louis Schwartz. Sid Daniels b.
). Ellis, William Schroeder Max Stuben.
Taueh, A. Dooley A. Retz. John Roesslcr.
j. &. Blackburn, 5. l.. Sam and o. Shone.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-11-20

b92yi oLanus,d5,owne Not Wisely. Time ia
Georgie Gardner. Time $50 ''nsuale'
snort course, steeplechase hondteor
islip, Handyiee, seuber. Time sis
Queen, Glorimundi. Time i.OsM Supurpan
-, Mile-tlop, King Bareycorn, riburon
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-11-20
InnIesida Results.

.an Francisco, November 19,-weather
.9dyi track sloppy at Iugleslde.
felf and a half furlongs- Proper, Nor
Elllr Qlatre. Time O:58I5.
~ taicngs selling Florinel II, Morito.
HI madeline. Time 1:lS.
LIE sla a nail furlongs -Gravina, Belle
INN M. SAD Sam. Time 1:O3J5.
si fss and eighth, selling-Frank Woods
fhfiggus'si' Castake. Time 1855.
-ae, handlcap- Sombrero, Corrlgan. The
klIeI Time 1l4l5.
K lgliiongs selling -Mehanus. Bedner.
@o'fssey, Time 1:17i5.
NGLESlDE ENTRIES.
fs'en lgrlongs selling Kickumboh 100
4 ~ Ia Ia Bob Palmer, Expedicnt. Chan,
~, at'u "a II, Ado 100, Sir Tom Fiddler.
~ W. Iingaling, Basp, Imperious
! W. y, e9urse-orfeo, Relna Del Rio
I b,ss ~, byronerdale 100. Durazzo 1O6
Il Vittoursls OF a mile, selling Stuyvn
NJ Ia ,hurphy 100, Interepido. Mike
I'M Vs..h ia Hogan l07, Ulteruda 106
h Nsisi ~ Young Morello los. Kermit
llhres s c,iat lOi, Muresca IO6.
d un tS,s OF a mile, handican--Snd
Apra "a TVil Bel %. Kenllworth 100
: l Ts ~ Eonic Jog, Hesper ito 80" i--'
santhan selling Mr.. DingIe ITO
Ffgsres 30 Marchota. Gorgolete TittIo
ID i ea ~ orosius 1O7, The owl LII liz
Ilent q 1ds' selllng-Rio shannon 100
Horton los ''ar 100 Dr. Bernares
Vulg and sloppy.
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Results at Lakeside

go November 19-Mavor 1ohrson
M stI iayorite, won the feature
!, s.r lakeside today. The race. which
Nh, sanllesp at five and a hair fur,o,,,1
~ ~ Out SIX Of the fastest snrintarl -,
s,sy nosr Wv ~. u was a desperate contest.
ithsr a5o, won The three straight races.
'sg viii b. s'I NIX diS Sp 9ud holding. To.
y iaioSUggse OF Chicago tbis s"F seaso IN
Tine i!ie sue Johnson, Annu. DoIie
loronl. rm Ingi9ngs .kcntucky, Mac.
,ia5Irlongs CoFnnes 80.
" aud 'l'k bi HIs9qcr TImaan ils Parsley ~.
The Don u a iurlongs Mayor Jobn.
aud a CIV bsges Mac, Tine i:iiS-5
Az AryeaslsI uil T, ffnrlongs Angelo, Dr.
''ne' rIme $50 ' i.5 Eikin' Lou
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-11-20

New York, November 10 "A search today
Of the records OF the eoroner's office and
inquiry Of the police Of this city failed to
discover any entries or knowledge OF tue
suicIding Of a man named Mueller and a
Mrs Schroeder. who according tofthe dis.
closure Of Mrs. Lena DOxheimer OF Ho-
! oxen killed themselves as a result Of nm
unwilling anarchistic bargain TO as5asslnate
President Roosevelt
Mrs DOXhoimer was III IN bed today, IL Is
said, as a result OF the excitement attend.
ing her disclosures She could not be In
terrogated today as 10 the apparent errors
In her statement. Mr.. Doxheimer said the
police had given orders that she be not
Questioned
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An Attaohment Rnn.

Nacogdoches. Texas, November lS.-An
attachment was run today against William
,,rcers' stock OF general merchandise az
.slahL Assets 1920; liabilities, $500.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-11-20

q sauber IN gnoer l9,-For hb bad
p today Int "a the jumping race at La
sSated. o ooSkey Omen was indefinitely
g ssuber, v. S%as a very suspicious
n tayorlte o watch was the heavily
n ,ia !. clear trS only two fayorltes won.
lss Floret' fTTiiTma gs j., Wedding
Ss1 iuflongs, selling
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G0MpERs Will pD CIrARpn

The special committee appointed to con.
slider the charges made by President Shat.
for Of the Amalgamated Association OF
steel, Iron and Tin Workers against Presi.
dent Gompers, win report tomorrow, proba-
bly, In the afternoon. As an investigation
1t will terminate In the exoneration of
President Gompers, End. ms a sensation. It
VIII probably wind up In the wet arecrackcr
class Mr. Shafrer has not only failed to
substantiate his charges, but member on
the committee Is authority for the state
mcnt that he has rever made them Ia any
body He has appeared before the commit
tee and when he came away declared he
had presented his charges. The committee
says he did not formulate them. In the ub.
sence Of accusation there can be but one
outcome to the investigations
The faction in the convention which IS
opposed TO the reelection OF President
Gompers has as yet been unable TO fix on
the rival candidate Vice President James
Duncan has refused to commit himself In
either direction, md James Lynch of the
Typographical union Is now spoken OF as
a candidate. No selection has been made,
however.
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TWAS A FALSE ALARM.

The Alleged Plot to Assassinate Presi-
dent Roosevelt a Fake.
Washington, November 10-Chief Wllkle
OF the United States secret service In speak.
ing today Of Mrs. Lena Doxhelmer's story
OF plot 10 kill President Roosevelt said
that a searching investigation proved con
clusiyely that she WAS mistaken ns 10 the
facts Chief Wilkie Is convinced that Their
has been no plot against the life Of the
president such as Mrs D0xheimer dc.
scribes. He believes, however, that she Is
an honest woman and sincere ia her be-
liefs.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-11-20
PROSPECTS ToR AGRrEMrNT.

The delegates representing the Wood
Workers association and the Piano and
Organ Workers held conferences with the
carpenters and reported TO the convention
that there were good prospects for an
agreement, and on the suggestion Of the
parties interested action on their contests
was deferred until tomorrow
Tonight the delegates are holding con
tercnces Mt the st. Charles hotel for the
purpose OF patching up a truce. The vic.
tory OF the Brotherhood Of Carpenters
over the executive council of the Federa-
tton today was entirely due to the vigor-
GUS work of Frank Duffy and ID. A. Hayes
or Philadelphia and James Il. Crimes Of
Galveston
After the defeat in the executive coun-
ell saturday night Dufy and Grimes boldly
announced that the Brotherhood OF Car
penters ana Joners and the Federation OF
Labor had come To the parting OF Why's
aud that the Brotherhood OF Carpenters
would withdraw from the federation II the
convention sustained the executive council
inc delegates were thus brought face TO
face with split In the ranks OF organized
labor aud TO prevent the disruption Of the
Federation decided TO reject the councils
report and appoint a peace commission TO
arbltrate and settle the differences between
the rival organizations
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once a customer always a customer at
the coney Island
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ELIoTls WORDS coNpnMNEp.


At the morning session a resolution con
demning the recent reported utterances of
President Eliot of harvard college in favor
OF "scab" worklngmen was reported upon
favorably by the committee and its action
was Endorsed by the convention. The first
paragraph of the resolution as originally
introduced commenced. Whereas, the
head of the foremost American university,
President Charles w. Eliot" etc
Secretary Agard Of the resolutions COM
mlttee called attention TO the word fore
most" saying that the committee had
changed the word TO prominent as the
members Of the resolutions committee did
not believe that an institution which would
retain at Its head man capable Of SUCH
expressions as those reported OF President
Eliot could by any possibility. be the fore
most" university Of the country.
Delegate Joseph B Allen OF Philadelphia
desired that the wording be changed to
the head Of one OF the degenerate unlver'
stiles"
that President Harper Of Chicago uuiyer-
sitv and John D. Rockefeller, the founder
OF the institution, were both opposed to
the union movement. and that they were
irving to secure control OF the public
schools In that city and that the l1boring
men were endeaVOnng TO counteract the
movement by organizing the teachers into
unions.
The resolution, as amended, was passed
unanimously No second was made TO the
motion Of Delegate Allen.
ANOTHER FIGHT on HAND.
The application Of the United Brother
hood Of Carpenters and Joiners for the
revocation Of the charter Of the Anal.
pamated woodworkers was then taken up.
The fght was on grounds similar TO those
in the dispute between the United Brother
hood and the Amalgamated Carpenters.
After an extended debate the matter WIS
laid over until 10 o'clock tomorrow NOM
ing II Is likely that an agreement VIII be
reached similar 20 that In the first case.
During the afternoon Mayor Schmltz OF
san Francisco addressed the convention.
a contest between delegates Of the In
ternational Typographical union and dele
eates OF the Allied Trades over the own
ership Of the Allied Printing Trades label
ms been withdrawn from the convention.
XII narties have agreed 10 joint meeting
~ three delegates from each body, 10 be
hptd In January. az which an agreement
Win he formed. the basis of which Will be
renrescutation In accordance with numer-
icat strength In the local Allied Printing
Tradeg councils and the formation Of
supreme council composed Of two repre-
sentatlves Of the International Typoeraph-
,eol uni0n aud one each from the Printing
pressuefl's National union and the Book
binders National union, TO which an local
unions can appeal and whose decision IS
10 be final
Boston doomed Up strongly today as tine
CITY for the next convention. Mayor Col
Inns az that city sent A. cordial invitation
ana several of the large organizations have
pledged themselves 10 vote for Il.
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The best OF everything Is served It the
coney Island.
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oNLY DINING CAR SERVICE
THROUGH TEXAS BY SOUTHERN PA
CfFlI
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-01-02
OWNED BY A CORPORATION.
Novel Development Regarding Mrs.
"Jack" Gardeners Palace.

OaSN NJ 0ttS . = dlASS
Boston, Jan. 2.-It has just been dis
covered that Mrs. Jack" Gardeners
magnificent Venetian palace. which will
be dedicated this month, Is owned by q
Massachusetts corporation chartered
under the general law in December, 1900.
It's capital is $50. ZOO, which does not rep
resent more than one-tenth the actual
value of the property, and Mrs. Card
ner is the treasurer of h company. The
other officers are a few of her intimate
friends, and it is presumed that their
holdings Of stock are only sufficient to
cover the law, or merely nominal. The
legal title Of the corporation is the lisa
bella Stuart Gardner Museum in the
Fenway."
Mrs. Gardeners purpose in Incorporate
ing her palace is not definitely known,
tut 1t is presumed that she took this
step to secure the entry thru the GUS
tom house Of works of art and decora-
tons free OF duty under the plea that
they are to be used for educational pur-
poses, as one of the purposes of the cor
~poration is stated to be art education,
especially for the exhibition of works OF
art" However, several hundred thou
sand dollars worth of pictures and dec
orations have already been imported for
the palace on which full duty vas paid
by Mrs. Gardner.
John Chapman Gray, president of the
corporation, says no effort was made to
conceal the fact of Incorporation. and
refuses to discuss it in any way. 1t be-
longs to that class Of corporations not
required to make any returns to the
state house.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-01-02
STIRRED BY BARTLEY PARDEN.
Governor Savage is Both Praised and

0CVSTUOT SuNoS0 80 e'
Condemned for the Act.
Lincoln, Neb., Jan. 2.-Governor Saw
age will leave today for a short tour OF
the southern states, his final destination
being New Orleans. At the state house
it was understood the pardon of Joseph
BARLEY was to be the final act Of execu-
tive clemency for the present holiday
season. No local happening for months
has caused the sensation that did the
release of the former state treasurer.
Governor Savage said last night he
had received many personal expressions
of approval of his act, as well as mes
sages Of congratulation. kilograms OF
the same tenor poured into the BARLEY
home. and friends and former neighbors
called to express their good will.
In this city there were also express
sions condemning the governors action.
accompanied by predictions that 1t
would have an important political bear
ing. Mr.. BARLEY would make no state
ment. The theory that the governor
was actuated by the belief that the par
doned man would be in a position to
make restitution of part Of the funds
lost to the state was neither affirmed
nor denied.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-01-02
TWO Moro Bankrupts.

Council Bluffs, Jan. 1.-Two petitions
Of voluntary bankruptcy We're filed in
the federal court. A. Wheeler, a laborer
CT Lewis, Cass county, whose liabilities
amount to s60s.15, with assets to the
amount Of $50, claimed as exempt: Hen
ry w. Brandt, a saloonkeeper of this
city. whose liabilities amount to $685.
20, consisting mostly of unpaid accounts
for liquors and cigars, and assets of ST.
$50, including a life insurance policy for
81, 000, all claimed as exempt.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-01-02
MoReAN,s LATEST E A
Merger of General Electric and West
inuhousc interests.

inqhouse interests.
New York, Jan. 81. p. Morgan has
underway a deal of vas Importance to
the electrical world, involving a COM
bined capital OF $50. 900, 600. The West
inghouse Electric and Manufacturing
Company of Pittsburg and the General
Electric Company. in which Mr.. Nor
gan is the controlling factor, are to be
brought together and operated under
the community OF interest plan. The
news of the proposed merger, reports OF
which have been current for some days
in Wall street, have been officially con-
firmed. No statement will be made UNI
till the merger has been accomplished.
This merger Will bring together no
only two companies with a capitaliza-
ton of nearly $4,000, 900 but the two
largest manufacturers of electrical ap-
paratus in the United States will pass
into the hands OF a syndicate of which
Mr.. Morgan will be the central figure.
The companies have branches in Eng
land, France and Germany, which will
also pass in the hands OF one central or
ganization.
Additional color has been lent TO the
report that a community of interest
scheme is being evolved between the
two companies by the fact that George
Westinghouse. president of the COM
pany which bears his name. has been
here in New York recently and has con-
ferred frequently with MI. Morgan.
One of the officials of the Westing-
house Electric and Manufacturing
Company yesterday said the published
report that George Westinghouse and
j. P. Morgan are arranging a plan by
which the Westinghouse company and
the General Electric Company are to
be merged with a capital of fifty mill
lion dollars, has nj foundation, so far
as he is aware,
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-01-02
THE LIVESTOCK REvlEW.
Supplies Smaller Than a Few Weeks
Aoo and Prices Strengthening.

Supplies Smaller Than a Few Weeks
Ago and Prices strengthening.
Chicago. Jan. 2.-Cattle-About 1866
have been marketed here so far this
week, against 31.4o7 the same time Last
week. With supplies running far behind
those OF a few weeks ago, better mar
Gets have been experienced this week
the demand for good cattle being much
better. Today's receipts were about TO-
500, and beef steers were taken actively,
prices being strong.
Hogs-Estimating today's run at 49,
600, about 1863, 14o were marketed here SO
far this week, compared with only 80, 26t
the same time last week. The greatly
increased receipts since Monday have
been taken at materially lower prices
that days advance quickly disappear
ing. The market was about steady this
morning, With a good trade.
Sheep-About 81, 500 have been mar
keted here this week, against only "a
b62 the same time last week. The mar
ket was strong today. with receipts es-
timated at 5000, and a good general de-
maud.