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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-05-09
THE BEAUMONT EXTENSION
Steps Taken 10 Secure The Line for
Houston.
THE COMMITTEE MET YESTERDAY.
Resolution OF Captain Hutchinson Was
Adopted and Committee Appointed
to Make Necessary Arrangements.

There was meeting at the Cotton E1
change yesterday afternoon Of the commit.
tee in charge Of the matter Of securing
the proposed Beaumont Orange branch Of
the International and Great Northern for
Houston. Mr.. W. u. Cleveland who pre-
sided over the meeting explained the prop
osition made him by General Manager
Trice Of the International and Great Norta-
ern, upon the acceptance Of which de
Ponds the bringing Of the new mileage to
Houston. Said proposition is simply that
Houston shall guarantee the right Of way
TO the Jefferson county line and assist IN
securing legislative authority for the con.
solidation Of the new line, when built. with
the International and Great Northern as
II will have to be constructed under sep
arate charter
The explanation was further made that
Mr.. TTice has had two surveys 10 Beau
mont made-one from Spring and the other
from Houston. The line from Spring could
pe oult under the International and Great
northern present charter and tue bonds
noated at u premium. It would tap the
Sour Lake OH held and traverse a section
"olch wonld furnish tonnage OF twenty
cars OF lumber per day for ave years on
the other hand, the line from Houston
would traverse q rice growing territory
that would furnish permanent tonnage for
on time to come and in which there is
prospect Tor striking oil
Mr. lrce preference is for the Hous
ton line. while Mr. Gould has no choice In
the matter, SO far as known. he having
ashea Mt. Irlce 70 make recommendation
vi t"e SUBJECT
As 70 inc entrance OF the line into Hons.
ton. ~ is proposed 80 bring it In over the
track connecting the Planters ana Mer
CuahiS on mlil in the FIFTH ward with the
luitfhaIl"H" and Great Northern, JEhlcD
u+ek IN committee can obtain ut cost for
tA,s puTpoN
amer MT cleveland bad stated these
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VACATION.

For your summer outing allow us 10 sug-
gest Colorado and Utah, famous the world
over for their cpol and iuvigorating eli
mate, magnificent mountain scenery and
picturesque summer resorts which are 10
Gated along the line OF the Denver and Rio
Grande, The Scenic Line Of the World"
and the Rio Grande Western, The Great
Salt Lake Route Very low excursion
rates and Circle" tour tickets are on sale
during the summer months via these lines
10 all the principal points OF interest. The
Denver and Rio Graude and the Rio Grnnde
Western. with their numerous branches
penetrating the great States OF Colorado
and Utah. have some forty different
'Circle" tours through the Rocky Noun
tains, one OF which In particular Is the
famous l000mlle tour for S2s.o0 which
comprises more noted scenery than any
similar trip in the world, passing the fol.
lowing points OF interest: La Veta Pass,
Poncha Pass. Toltec Gorge Indian rfserva,
lions, Durango, Mancos Canon, Rice Lizard
Head Pass. Las Anlmas Gaaon, Siverton.
Ouray. Cimarron Canon. Black Canon OF
TIE Gunnison Marshall Pass ard the Royal
p This trip can be comfortably irade
days, but ut least ten DAYS should
nted to H. 50 that ona may view al
the principal sights. ThFtts at
" rates are also on sale 10 Shit
lily, Utah II Won Contemplate q
aueh Colorado or Utah, let u send
1 One ole beautifully illustrated booklets
Na------..A. Hooper, 6. r. & 4. A., Denver,
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THE NATIONAL CAPITAL.
Bill Out of The Ordinary Was Intro.
duced by Mr.. Ball.
SHAD ARE TO BE SENT TO TEXAS
Congressman Cooper viii Be Expected
to Arrange for a Part Of the Trans
portation Thereof
special 10 The rost.)

Washington, May s Representative Bail
today introduced a bll Of a very unusual
character. II provides for the issuance OF
$500 in currency to the FIRST National bank
OF Nayasota. Some weeks ago the bank
shipped TO the treasury department $500 in
mutilated currency for redemption and re
issue. The package containing the money
was burned in the wreck on the Southern
railroad, in which several tons Of mali mat
ter were destroyed and the banks only re.
source now is through congressional ac-
ton II viii be necessary only to establish
the fact that the money was lost in order
to have the bin passed and new money is.
sued by the treasury department.
The omission Of one small word In a s.
ratch sent The Post last Monday night
caused to be conveyed a meaning exactly
opposite to the one intended. The CORE
spondcnt wrote, in speaking Of the condi-
lion Of tho Texas items in rivers and har-
bors bill, that THE amount to be given
Galveston sinner harbor bill by the confer
encc committee will not be as large as
NHp0Nu. the figure fixed by the senate
amendment The word not" was omitted
bro the item as printed, thus making 1t ap-
pear that the senate would make no conces-
sion on the premises.
Fish Commissioner Bowers has arranged
for the transportation over a part Of the
route for the carload of shad which he
some time ago promised Representative
cooper to have placed in the mouth Of the
Nochcs river on condition that the govern
mcut would not he called upon TO pay the
cost of transportation. MIR. Cooper VIII
doubtless be able to complete the necessary
arrangement and the fish will probably be
shipped within the next ten days.
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Colonel Morse Goes East

Or. s. A. Knapp, president OF the Rice
Association Of America, accompanied by
Mrs, Knapp, passed through Houston yes
terday afternoon at $50 o'clock en- route
home to Lake Charles. La, from Victoria
Texas, where Or. Knapp and Colonel
Morse went over the rice belt. Colonel
Morse was also In the party, which l.,
travelling I'm the colOnelS private car Colo
mel Morse VIII go through to New Orleans
where he win transact some important
business and then probably proceed East
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-05-09

James Trlmhle, travelling freight agent or
the Iron Mountain at Dallas, IS In the city.
Colonel ]. NJ. Knight travelling passenger
agent OF the Southern Railway, has return
ed from an extended trip.
Major ], G, lewis, travelling passenger
agent OF the Iron Mountain, headquarters
Austin, was IN Houston Yesterday.
j. = RodgeIman travelling passenger
agent Of the baltimore and Ohio south.
western at Dallas was here yesterday.
A. K. Atkinson, division freight and mas.
Senger agent Of the Houston and Texas
Ceutraj az CorSicana. was a visitor at local
headquarters yesterday,
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Cures Mhen Doctors Fail

MIS- Tank Ohiass0n. Patterson. ~
writes June $, 1901; Il had malaria fever
In very bad form, was under treatment by
doctors. bur as soon as ! stopped taking
tnclI medicine the fever would return.
used sample hottie Of Herbine.
found II helped me Then bought
two bottles, which completely cured
me. feel grateful 70 you for fur-
niShing such a splendid medicine, and
can honestly recommend II to those SUI
feripg from malaria, rs II will surely crre
them Herbine, soc bottle at A. f. KeIs.
ling
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Il. 7. Kennan serIousN NM.

Fort Worth, Texas Moy S.-News Of the
serious illness OF Colonel II 4. keenan, of
this city, who is at Marlin, was received
today, He is general agent for the chi
c6go, Burlington and Quincy and is the
father of W S. Keenan,, general passenger
agent Of the Gulf, Colorado and Santa lTc.
headquarters at Galveston, The son has
been notified to hasten to mis- fathers side.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-05-09
SUMMER TRAIN SERVICE.

The First Of Several viii Be lnsuaurated
Next Sunday.
The announcement was made yesterday
by the Southern Pacific that several sum
mer trains will soon be put on. The first
To he put in operation will be the cash
erman's special" which will inaugurate
the season next Sunday. This train will
leave here AT a. m for la Porte. Sylvan
Beach, Seahrook, Clear creek and Edge.
water ami returning will leave Edgewater
at { p. m. This schedule will be main.
tained every Sunday.
The second train TO GO on will be the
moonlight special" This train will leave
Houston on Tuesday and Friday nights
at 6l5 p. IN. for sylvan beach Here hand
concerts viii he heard, bathing can Ne in
dulged in and there will he numerous
ways TO interest the eXcurSlonists. Return.
Ing. the train viii leave FOR Houston at
4l:3O p. IN.
On June the regular schedule OF the
summer seaside special" will be inaugu.
rated. This train is put on for the benefit
of Houstonians who have their families
sojournlng at the various resorts on the
coast, This train will leave every even.
ing at 6:l5 O'Clock and will run from
houston TO Seabrook and La Porte. re-.
turning the train will leave Ia Porte every
morning at 7 O'Clock.
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World Wide Reputation.

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stomach, improves your digestion and as
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Nigor and elasticity OF spirits natural 10
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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-05-09

bers viii be discussed Al oc.ock az
eight Mr. Mailer win deliver an address,
touching on the labor problem and kindred
subjects. Everybody Is Invited and no ad-
mission will be charged. After the address
an entertainment VIII hc given. dur ng
which Mr.. Mailer viii show e large number
az Views on the stcreoUticon. These views
we're collected on the journey hy Mr Mailer.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-05-09

There Is an aching and tired feeling; the
hNer, novels and kidneys become sluggish
aud inactive, the digestion Impaired wjth
hItle or no appetite no ambition Tor any
lnlng, ana feeling that the whole body
ana mind needs tonng mp. The trouble a.
inat huting winter there has heeu an nc.
tumuation Of waste matter IN the svs
tenn Herhlne Will remove IT., secures 10
the secretions a right exit and by It's tonic
gives strength 10 place OF weakness. sos AZ
A. 4. Keislng. -
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BROTHERHOOD OFFICER.
Mr.. Maier OF the Firemen Win Talk 10
the Menhers Today

WE FWNINT OF VIC FVcFUc0 VIII I ak To
the Members Today.
The announcement is made that c. w
Maier, third vice grandmother OF the
brotherhood OF Locomotive Firemen. viii
arrive In Houston this morning One OF
The local hremen said yesterday that there
is nothing out Of the ordinary in rho v4sit
Of Mr. Mater. 1t IS merely a social call in
line with the rules Of the order. At 8
o'elocb this afternoon Mr. Maier viii meer
with the local members Of the brotherhood
In Pythian hall. Fifth ward upon which
occasion matters Of Interest 10 the mem-
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speoial Rate Announced.

On account Of the celebration nv the
''White Mans Union" at Wharton on May
Is the Southern Pacific announces n spe.
cla rate Of one fare for the round trip
A graud barbecue and ball are special
features Of the occasion.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-05-09
New Katy ConmerciaI Aaent.

Fort Worth, Texas. May Sc. L, HunteA
commercial agent OF the Katy at Waco will
succeed G. A. Forrest, who resigned a simi-
lar position, at Dallas The appointment
is effective May 10. Hunter was formerly
contracting agent for the Katy in Fort
Worth
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-05-09

The Mallory line steamship Denver or.
rived in New York at 4 p. m May s. AS
there were quite a number Of Uoustonlans
aboard the intelligence Of her safe arrival
Will be hailed with pleasure by the many
friends and relatives Of the passengers.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-05-09
10 Attend Convention.

Messrs John II. Quinn and ]. ]. Doyle
left yesterday for Norfolk. Va. to attend
the annual convention OF the Brotherhood
OF Railroad Engineers. They represent the
two local lodges OF the order in Houston
and are well known.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-05-09
Reduced Rates to wharton's Barbecue

Wharton. Texas, May s.-Greaty re.
duced rates will be given over the South.
ern Pacific from Houston and all point
on the line for the barbecue. the price
being cut 10 one fare The Cane Belt will
also give reduced rates; both roads allow
a hvc days limit for Whsrton's big bar.
becue on May IS
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-05-09

pnhst Beer can he had az rheo. Kellcr's
Wholesale Distributor. lt Is the only table
beverage, purer than most water. Tele.
phone for q case
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Chicago Beach Hotel

% minutes from heart Of city dust no dlrt si,-
usted on Boulevard and lake al syst street Boulevard
Chicago. Send foT illustrated bssket
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RAILROAD SCHEDULE.

H.. a II. c. n n
Grand Central Dope,
lssvs No. 400 a Arrive No. d. SIS p
Leave Ne. \. 1850 a N Arrive No a. I.20 p.
Lssys Ne. 5. HOO p. N Arrive No. g. 0.iO a
r. a n. o. n n.
Grams Central Depot
lssve No. g.. S.2S I'm Arrfvs Nc ~ 90 ,
Le.y. 10 a.. 80 .. m AIr,y: No. 5S,s55s n
a., III. a .. A. M. mLRAk
Grand Central Depot
Leave No. -....1o.os am Arrive Mes z so '. n
aasve No. s....Iils .. m Arrive No 70 800 a n
g., n. a N. n. n 80
Grand Central Depot
Lssvs No. s.fo.os a N Arrive No. o.. 200 an
Leave No. s....1.SO .. m Arrive No, x.fO 90 ?. n
Leave No. y....s.00a N Arrive No, 100 ,. n
Nos. and Sundays Only.
AL N. T., n. a M. n M a54
Grand Central Depot.
Leave No IsI.io.15 q n Arrive No. rss. SIS p u
O. A. a A. p. ny.
Grand Central Depot
Leave No. I....o.55 a N Arrive No, s.6.2s pr
g.. G. q 8. IF. r.. n.
Grand Central Depot
Leave - $50. 7.o0A 10 Arrive 6.s5s.n
teavs....,....7.45 ?. N Arrive. ..,...9.2 40 ,. N
Galveston Trains
lesve .........7 90 a m. Arrive ....... $50 pm
Leave........7.45 ? N Arrive. 100 pm
Additional Sunday Specials
Leave .....s.55 Auive........5.40 q. IN
Leave. .,.....i.S0 ?. n Arrive. $40 p,
Allthess trains leave the Santa Fe Congress
Ave. Depot minutes later than the above
III. Il. d w. II. n. Il.
Ls.ys q! Express Train Al,iy' 9lo pm
All trains leave Grsra Genital Depot
H.. n. d II. r. n.
NJ. K. & T. Depot. Fifth Ward
Leave 50 n................. Arrive 9 30E m
Leave .O5 ?, n ....-..-.....-' Arrive 8. SO m
i. a G. N. n. II.
Depot foot OF Congress Avenue
Houston and Waco Trains.
Leave 11.so a NJ. ......... Arrive 11.5sEm
81. Louis Trains
Leave SIS ?. n............-....Ar Arrive 4. 80 q.
Leave 6,OU q. m Arrive 8 ) pan
Columbia ana Vslsseo Trains.
Daily Except SUNDAY. y
Leave 900 am. SUNDAY oHlyJ Arrive 4.4s pm
G. H. d II. n. H.
level & G. n Depot. .............6.oo m
Leave. O.. M, X. & 7. Depo:............9.A5 N
Lesve....l. & 6. n Depot ..............9.5 a. m
leave .-. Grams G,enTa Dspot..........A Z p II
leave Grand Central bepot......,...9 g. 90 ?. IN
sLsaye.. / & q, n. Depot. .-,......... q.lO p IN
Sundays only
Midnight special arrives I.so a TT. Sundays
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Mr., s l., Hayden. treasurer and auditor
Of the Chocktaw, Oklahoma and Gulf. with
headquarters In Amarillo was here today
and visited the raliroad commission for
the purpose Of talking over the rate ques
tlon and informing them that his road
would be ready to apply for rates some
time in June. He stated that the builders
were within two miles Of Amarillo and that
the growing town would be the metropois
Of the West within a few years When
this road is completed into Amarillo & viii
give that town four good railroads.
J, NJ. Lee, superintendent OF the Austlu
division of the Central, has returned from
a trip to California, where be attended the
Hartman banquet
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'But where to find that happiest spot below.
Who can direct when all pretend to know"
szGOTd c,,.<f

--Goldsmt6
Were oliver Goldsmith alive today he would consult -
pages periodicalsthe kind that charge
refuse the of all sfric
advertisers and would find glance that the thine
1t is Colorado-Kool kolorado
1t Is egreabe that Godsmth's Ne out joy o. y
doubt
Viii speeds THE DENVER
he being able to be hoo hoorsdo
rather,
Abbey
wi hnt O spot unsettled! aiI n
n we'll
Apologize DENVER ROAD t5t
That
prove Get O. b.
and rwho o
of
G write TO-
The Passenger Department. 1.-THE DENVER ROAD" Fl Worn
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Hotel Burnett,
srRlorLY FIRsr-oLAss.

nv - rms l-CLASS'
Under new management All outside rooms
American 81, European 7Sc and up Corner
fannin and Capitoli take South End car.
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BEFORE THE COMMISSION.
G. and |. Gets the Old Tariff by Special
Permission.

u aTIu u NUIe IIIG OTU aTITT DY Special
Permission.
Austin. Texas, May s.-Rccelver J. =.
O'Dounen ard General Attorney II. A.
Greer Of the Gulf and Interstate were he.
fore the railroad commission this morning
asking for aims and were successful The
attorney stated that the road with It's one
engine and freight car was unable to OPP
crate under the new tariff or class rates.
ana made an application TO be exempted
tbercfrom and apply the old tariff over tho
line from Beaumont to High Island The
commission, after hearing the argument.
granted tho application and it will become
effective al the expiration OF ten days
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-14

gan, J. D. hewitt. G.. r. Hobson, L. C.
Lamont. E. B. Lee. c. H. Loop. J. M,
Marshall, r. ]. Martin. J. A. Merritt. e.
r. Page, J. D. Sparks. F. B. Steele Paul
Tabb. j. T. Via, H. G. Young be con-
fined to the limits OF the post until further
orders; that duration of no one of these
confineme1ts shall be less than four
months: that they be confined to quarters
on all Saturdays and all suspension days
until the o4th day of January. 1903; that
they shall be on strict proba don, and
shall not exceed thirty dement's for any
one month.
80 1t is further ordered that Cadets
W. Booker. II. W. Bow1es,s r. 7. Conrad.
NJ. L. Craighill, J. a. Herman, r. B.
HUdgins r. a. Morrison, R. a. Owen,
*. S. Perkins. L. T. Warren be confined
to quarters on al Saturdays ard suspen-
sion days until the Goth of January. 1903.
to the limits of the post for three months,
and that they shall be on strict probation
and shall not erceed thirty dement's for
any one month.
OTHER CASES.
"SS Cadet Corporals r. james and H
T. Eg!in. for committing an assault upon
the sergeant OF the guard OH the night
of the 9th. Instant, and for taking part
in disorderly and riotous proceedings
tending to subevrt discipline. are hereby
dismissed In consideration OF the spirit
manifested by these two cadets suisse
ouent TO the occurrences of the night Of
the 9th instant the operation OF this order
Of dismissal IS suspended subject to the
action Of the Board Of Visitors. and
Cadets James and Eglin will continue
their studies and duties. and will come
under the penalties assigned in paragraph
one of this order.
IL. The commandment Of cadets having
called the attention of the superintendent
to an error Of fact in the evidence, unon:
which Cadet G. L. Davis was convicted
and dismissed, the, order FOR. his dismissal
is revoked. and Cadet Davis will report
for duty. and will come under the pen
allies assigned in paragraph one In this
order.
IS. All cadets named in foregoing par
asraph Of this order are released from
arrest.
&c Cadet J. p. Cay. in arrest upon
charge of q grave breach of diecnlinn.ol
the night Of tre 9th instant for disorlerly
and inSubordinate conduct on the night Of
the 18th instant, which conduct he adj
ir,its ard AYERS was willful and deliberate,
is hereby dismissed and will forthwith
retI,ry, to his Ton1e'
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SALE AT ART SCHOOL
Shoppers Invited to G. There Before
Making Chri-t~,as Purchasers,

Christmas shoppers will do we'll to bear
in mind the sale this week at the Art
School corner of Madison and Grace
Streets This sale has been designed to
meet the two-fold purpose of giving pur-
chasers an opportunity to select really
f:rst-rate things at q cost moderate
enough to come within easy reach Of the
limited purse. Many dainty gifts having
individuality. character and style are to
bo found on sale for. little money. One
Zoos not need wall-filed purse to patron
ize this sale. The proceeds Of the sale
Will be handed over to the Art School to
help the school in the fine work 1t is do
irg for art here in Richmond.
Christmas shoppers are respectfully
asked to visit this sale before making
their purchases. This sale opens Mon
day morning, and will close Saturday
night at 10 o'clock.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-14
CADETS PUNISHED
At The institute

men who are themselves approved. COM.
mended and applauded by all. Why
cadets should attempt TO defy. trample
upon and set at naught the discipl ne
of the institution. whose diploma they
seek as the end of a worthy ambition.
cannot be explained upon any rational
grounds Acts were committed by those
charged Of varying degrees of culpabil
ity. Violation of law. whether of man,
of nature, or of God. carry their con-
sequences along win them. These con-
sequences cannot be avoided
THOSE PUNISHED.
It is ordered that Cadet Corporals r. j.
Martin, c.. II. Loop. 3. /. Burruss. II. G.
Dennic, p. Tabb. J. a. Merritt, ] H.
Marshall, +. 3. Steele, y. Fl. Carlton, A.
II. Barr. A. II. Allen, G. b. Hobson be
reduced to ranks. 1t is further ordered
that Cadets A. II. Allen. A. T. Barr. w.
III. Best, z. L. Hurrass il Camp.
Harry Carlton, n. O. Dennis, c. d. Ha-.
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