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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-12-20
TO FIGHT BOIL WEEvlL
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE OF THE
CONVENTION GIVES A PLAN.
Methods Proposed for determination Of
the Pest Are Cultural" and
Not with Po'sons.

The following letter IL sent out by the
secretary Of the executive committee OF the
boil weeyil convention:
Dallas. Texas, December is.-The execu.
tive committee elected by the boil weeyil
convention held IN Dallas, December II
for the purpose OF directing the nght de-
tcrmincd on against the worvil and to In.
vestigate the remedies that may be de-
veloped at any time In the future presents
to the cotton growers and to the business
interests OF Texas and surrounding region
the following outline Of plan adopted for
wasing war against this supreme enemy
OF our cotton crop. The means for sup.
pressing the wcevll were clearly set before
the convention md this committee has full
confidence in their practical value, PRO
yidod the farmers ~ our cotton growing
counties will apply these methods A sys.
tematc effort must, however, be made that
VIII reach large per cent OF the cotton
farms IN the infested region 20 prove gen
orally beneficial
The methods approved by the convention
ana reported fully In the state press arc
"cnltural methods not poisons TO light
the weovil In this way. work in the Neld
must begin IN Jnuuury, N not already he
gun by the cotton grower. The plans
agreed upon nrc simple aud inexpensive,
but they must be constantly kent I'm mind
during tho winter and spring seasons hy
the planters Of the infested district who
1909 Organized effort viii be necessary
suit
It was shown IN the convention that tho
wcevll has, without doubt, penetrated as
FAR north MS Denton, sherman and Green.
willie, though they are TOW TN numbers M
these points MS stnted hy Prof Hunter ~
tho United states department of agri
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The farmers the merchants and the busl-
ness men Of all callings are anxious that IN
these md other northern counties such
colonies Of wccyils should NOT spread fur
Their, but II possible, he stamped out. Sys
tcmatic ana organized effort will bc re-.
quired to do this. 1t is tho determination
Of this executive committee 10 urge every
county to resist this pest and 10 secure
for tho cotton growers al OF the proter-
tion that can be afforded them by state
aud National legislation through the com
mittee on legislation elected by the CON
vonton, and to furnish such facts IN the
press and printed statements TO county
committees, commercial clubs and other
organizations as may prove helpful IN sup
pressing this insect which has cost Texas
not less than $900OOOo0 for the past sen
son A prompt response should hC made
from every county now Interested ~ the
holl wccvi or concerned about IT'S coming.
The executive committee desires 80 send
out Instructive literature at once that VIII
aid In Ashhng this pest
At meeting of Che executive committee
held before the adjournment or tho hol'
wcevIl convention palln. WINS selected aa
the committee headquarters, Judge George
~ Aldndge Of Dallas was elected chair
man and Prof j n Council ~ Dallas see.
rotary. A number of Inventors presented
requests 10 appear hcfore th" executive
committee and eEhin' their devices Tor
trapping or by other mcoue destroying the
wecvU II was decided that ~ the next
meeting OF this committee oD opportunity
would he given for sUru inventors 10 APP
pear md be heard II was further deter
mined 10 invite suggestions ana advice
from all persons having any information
bearing upon the destruction OF the MeNl-
CnO hOll NGeVil.
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mourn the death OK ed" Rogers He was
one OF the bright and shining lights Of the
craft. In the telegraph service Of the AS.
ISOLATED Press ard In society he was al.
ways the same genial, unassumlng gentle.
man, always faithful nnd always consld.
crate. Tho Associated Press ana a null
titude Of telegraphcrs throughout the couu.
try have acknowledged an irreparuble loss
In the death Of Mr.. Rogers. The announce
ment az his death came rs a shock TO the
operators on the Chicago Texas circuit.
No one supposed that his Illness might ter
minate fatally. And as soon as the hulle-
tin was issued at San Antonio yesterday
evening Il was Instantly flashed over the
continent, elicltinE from every State OK.
pressions OF grief and sympathy, Mr.. Rog
ers contributed greatly 70 the fame o. the
Texas circuit, which maintains at present
an incomparahle press service, and nc VIII
experts who operate the wire az the prin
clpal newspaper offices IN the South and
West
Mi Rogers leaves a widow and several
small children.
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ISLAND CITY NEWS ITEMS
Trains Arriving Are Well Filled with
Visitors 10 the Carnival.
scHOONfRS ARE SCARCE JUST NOW
The Dickinson Violet Beds Are Now
in Full 6loon1--The Work
on the Sea Wall

Galveston, Texas, December lg.-rnc
trains arriving here this morning were well
Gllpd with carnival visitors. However, the
crowds are not US large as the attraction
merits. This is probably due to the fact
that the people Of the interior are prvpar.
lng to make holiday trips elsewhere aud e.
the fug,hor fact tint many OF them do not
know what the Sea wall carnival really is.
It IS true that Il has been well advertised,
but advertisements do not always tell the
truth as they do ~ the case OF the attrac-
tiun now here, There are several hundred
visitors IN the city, but there should be
several thousand iustend. However It IS
gratifying To know that those who have
come are well pleased. and when another
better attendance may be expected.
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PROF. HUNTER PLEASED
n. Work Which Was Done at the
Boil WeeWI Conference.

he Work Which Was Done at the
Boil Weevil Conference.
slysrt. Texas, December 19.-Colonel f..
Peters arrived home yesterday from
Iss where he has been attending the
4 convention which had for its object
sonfion Of the boil weevil problem,
snel Peters brought back with him his
u, prof W. y. Hunter. the United
N entomolosist who makes Houston
kesduuarters During Prof. Hunters
visit to Calvert The Post corresponds
fropounded a few questions concerning
'conyention aud found him delighted
/ The convention deliberations.
4 fails connection Prof. Hunter. IN sub.
III said: The convention was well
Med and was made up Of an excellent
n Intelligent representative men from
her Texas | was afraid that In a con-
Ion as large as this one there might
frctlon among the representatives of
different sections Of this vast State,
Oh the contrary, all worked together
fsce and harmony with a united de-
Ilnatlon 10 fight as one man the com
|enemy OF all-the boil weevil."
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THE KoLOpZlEJ CASE.
nents Made and the Case Submitted
ta 4bn IIrAf

*ments Made and the Case Submitted
to the Jury.
'Sresylle. Texas, December 1o.-In the
selleII case, the defendant closed his evil
81 by placing on the stand additional
tesses. tending to disprove a portion OF
Atatements made by Herrea, the alleged
4tpllce, such as showing that the river
high, the testimony for the State being
4 1t was up but little.
d State on robuttnl proved by Or. Wat
\ that blow such as would break the
fs Of the face, as found In that of de-
~ IN connection with the mouth and
4 becoming filed with blood would re-
10 death in the time Hcrrea says the
fased died after being struck. DR..
pc II this pace and DR. Phillips ot
20 say they think it would he impossi-
ior death to result from such wounds
p short a time.
cth sides have closed their evidence and
case is being argued to the jury and
be submitted tonight.
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FROM THE STATE CAPITAL
A NUMBER OF NEW CHARTERS HAVE
Been FILED.
Students Are Gong Home for the Heli-
days-Tank Cars Have Been Sold to
an Irrigation Company

Austin. Texas, December l0.-rhe follow
Ing charters were hled In the ofrice of Sec
tetary Of state Tod to-day:
TIE roukawa Dug company Of rehua-
cuua, Limestone county, capital STOCK
$4,000 Purpose: Buying and selling at
Wholesale and retail drugs, medicine. In
corporatore j. W Pearson, u. NJ. reudor'
CAST and $. A. Mcclellan. Directors X.
NJ Love, Austin; J. q, Iamnl Bean
mont; Cyrus Baldridgc Kansas city, J. W.
Pearson, Tehnacana, ana A. L. Collins,
Iehuac nl
Lumber company at san Antonio was hled
$4,000.
Terrell Grain aud Mercantile company Of
Torrcll capital stock $4,000 Purpose
Buying and selling grain lneorporators;
NJ a. Joy NJ J. Koranaush aud 1. A.
ka2anauah all 81 Terrell
Lame lily Mercantile company OF Lane
city Wharton county; capital stock
stock $4,000. Purpose; To sell goods,
wares aud merchandise. mroporHtorS:
T.. A Aruim. l'atonia w. *. Morrow
Cypress oil company OF Beaumont; capt.
fail stock 100000. Purpose; To maintain
an oil company, purchase ana lease of lana
with the right tn develop II, Incorpora,
tors. Frank r. Grover. Evanstown, H.;
G. t.. Purdy Buchanan. Iowa. f. NJ lsom,
puukcStou, Iowa. o. VI. Shillits, Evans
town M. L. G. Dingo. La Porte, Iowa;
Fred w. Browne, oak Park, III; NJ. Hol-
croft Cincinnati, ohio.
The GorWicide Gas company OF Austin.
Purpose: Thc manufacture and sale OF ma
chimes and devices for the production OF
aCrmicidal and artscptic gases Capital
stock $4,000. lncoyporators ] NJ. House,
J.. NJ Cock. san Marcos, and j NJ. STU.
mate Of Austin.
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NOTED OPERATOR DEAD
oEo" Il. ROGERS OF SAN ANTONIO
sUcCuMBS TO MALkRlAL FEVER.
His Skill with the Telegraph Was Little
Short Of Maryelous--Universal Ex-
preston Of Sorrow

Dallas, Texas, December l9.-Ed H. Rog-
ers, one OF the best known telegraphers
in the Southwest, died at San Antonio to-
day OF malarial fever and congestion OF
the lungs, after an Illness OF less than a
week. Mr.. Rogers had record Of being
one Of the most competent photographers in
the United states his skin IN handling
press reports with a typewriter being little
sbort of marvellous. He had been employ
ed by The Western Union Telegraph com
many IN Kansas City. the Postal Telegraph
company In Texas, aud for several years
mas been connected with the Associated
Press at Dallas Galveston, Austin, Waco,
San Antonio and Laredo.
~
rhe teirstsphefs Of Houston and u
Texas and the South generally sincerely
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-12-20
JOHN HARRIS HANGED
MURDERED CITY MARSHAL HILL OF
BLOSSOM.
Crime Was Committed Two Months Ago
the Officer Meeting Death While
IN The Discharge Of His Duty.

Paris. Texas. December 10. AT 1880 to-
day John Harris neck was broken for the
murder Of city Marshal Hill Of Blossom
on the night Of October IS. About hfty
people witnessed the execution, for the
most part sheiifs Of neighborng counties,
officers, physicians and press representa-
tives The negro met his end vita stolll
Indifference He was given few minutes
10 tax before the trap was sprung. III
twenty minutes the body was cut down aud
given 10 Harris mother for interment.
Saturday night October IS, at a negro
festival held at Blossom, ten miles east
Of here Win Harris shot aud killed City
Marshal Ben Hin. crime for which lie
paid the penalty on the galows here to-
Taere was a hght going on at the gather
ing and Hill as an officer had gone 70 in
terfere aud was shot 60 death.
Sunday Harris was ar ested. On the
Tuesday following the grand jury returned
an indictment charging MIN With murder IN
tie first degree. Friday he was put on trial
and Saturday afternoon a few hours less
than a week from the time the crime was
committed he was convicted OF murder IN
tho hrst degree,
During the trial the court room was
crowded 10 it's capacity and there were
many expressions ~ dissatisfaction at the
sloWncss Of the legal way. Al one time
when the negro was being taken from the
court room TO jail there was SLIGHT dem
oustration In the crowd, but lack OF q
leader and prompt action Dy the sheriff
landed Harris safely behind the bars.
on October % he was sentenced 10 be
hanged on Friday, December ., but an the
81 Governor s1yers granted MIN respite
TO December 10, to allow time TO consider
committing his sentence That was the last
interference tn the negroes behalf auI prep
arutions for bis execution were completed.
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THEY ARE PUZZLED.

fneIpal Commissioners and Dallas
Counoiln1en Held a Conference.
paIas Texas, December 1a.-After max
nantul effort to get together on the
FN railway merger proposition, the
Pa Of police and IRE commissioners and
4 ety council committees on railways
\ lnnlc improvements gave 1t up until
N ~ saturday afternoon at . o'clock, when
u.ner effort will be made. II is believed,
,ss'et mat the prospects for an adjust
la. q diHerences are much more encour-
w man they were a few days ago,
~ greater part Of the time of the con
,saef held last night was devoted to n
,gusslon of that famous question, Where
w att There were many conflicting
Unions on the subject.
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sohooners Are Scarce.

Galveston, Texas, December l9.--Wuard
H. Howard OF Port Arthur is IN the city
purchasing equipment for an oil refinery
lie has purchased here a considerable por-
tcn of the material needed and is now en-
deayoring 60 arrange for Il schooner to take
It to Port Arthur. He states that the I'm
preston prevailed at Port Arthur tnat 1t
would ouly be necessary to 60 down along
the wharf anywhere and charter one. HIS
experience however has proven that TINS
preston prevailed at Port Arthur that II
schooner and had not vet succeeded IN
doing so this morning Tho steamship lrlS'
which ordinarily plies between Galveston
and Port Arthur is undergoing repairs.
and the scboopers plying IN aud out OF
Galveston which are suitable for the pur'
pose, ure all engaged. II seems that the
Echooncrs are doing Il handsome business ~
tween Galveston aud points along the gulf
Cunst.
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Galveston, Texas, December 10 Another
barge load Of plnng has arrived, ar has also
ear Of sheet pllirs Two cars of railroad
ties for the track along the right II way
also reached Galveston this morning rhe
gang at work on the wall today Is using
two steam hammers and q pile driver. rue
steam hammers are being employed to put
down the stick pilme, while the pile driver
Is being used to Iut the sheet plllng IN
PLACE. No further delay In the work on
the wall Is anticipated.
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lspeclai to The Post)

Port Eads.-Arriyed. Tug Charles Clarke
ANY from sabine Pass, With barge OF
oil; Dunster CBr1 from renetinei aroma roma
tcvs Politician lBrD from Liverpool
LnSiaianS (Amj. from New York; bark
1riente ,ItalJ from Caieta Bnena. Sailed
Pincmore lBrG for Liverpool Mclean ,bp5.
istok fAustD. for Antwerp Duncan (Nor'h
for Ceibn. - 80, 49,. CT
weston Sailed: III Alba. Tor galveston.
Holyhoad. PASSED. Inventor tbl-} iioHi
Galveston for Liverpool ,,.t.
Naples.-Arriyed; Cltta III MesHlhe
Qtal), from Galveston.
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70 Reclaim Arid arJs.

~, 100 Texas, December ia special
M monterey Mexico. says a company,
!, ' c by Governor Caracenas Of the state
n, t,SSanulla, has concluded arrangements
lirisste9 inauguration Of one Of the greatest
VA The company has pnrchnsed n semi
sarrosnsE{ Of land, comprising $4,000 acres
IA n.nihe the mining town Of Viesca
sslets,gIpose to nut the entire tract under
4 se s.so. Water for this purpose viii
'u'eu from natural springs.
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sHERlFFs' DEPARTMENT.

.susyed or stolen. about November 90
aosses, one brown horse about fourteen
e.i gnne.halt hands high. branded T on left
,s-'upr ana HI connected on left thigh,
'spture on left flank which causes n
n ne Is natural PAGER. Also one light
N l h,t about same height, heavier made
N H,Pped In left hip aud small brand on
shoulder. viii pay $40 for these
~ delivered TO me at Brady. Texas,
~ tney strayed or were stolen from.
t,S, wall, sheriff McCulloch County
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WHAT CAUSES pANpRuFF.

est European Authority on Skin Dis
eases Says It Is Germ.
q ~. old idea that dnndruf ia scales
elticn tssfown on. through a feverish con
Tina HM the scalp Is exploded Prof.
il0sfv hamburg, Germany. European au-
4 germ az az skin diseases. SAYS dandruff Is
The sea, u'sehse, The germ burrows under
eeilcle - throwing up little scales OF
AAiF A. ana sapping the vitality OF the
Inst t,t.un root. The only hair preparation
Z la ~ dandrun germs Is Newbro's Her
,sct +. destroy the cause, you remove the
,as hair and causes a inxnriant growth.
4 Rsrssn hnir dressing. Sold by Corkrell
\. IL send lQe IN stamps for sample
Asiplcas CO., petreit, Mich.
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Bryan, Texas December 1o,-Messrs. John
X Parker, James o Chance and John
Astin, all Brazos bottom planters, have re-
turned from the boil weevil convention at
DALLAS They say the meeting was largely
attended and that the delegates were all
in real earnest They are Of the opinion
that the meeting will result IN lasting
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Vol.ts Are Blooming

Galveston, Texas, December l0-HaTy
Condron, the expert craftsman iu the Office
OF Colonel Richie, says that he has thou
sands and thousands OF violets
blooming on his place near Dick
luson. The volets he brought with
him TO Galveston this morning were great,
large, fragrant ones that scented almost
the entire fourth floor OF the Trust build
ing Mr Condron says that this has been
an exceptionally fine season for yiolcts.
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etudents e. E4ome for Christnnas.

quite an exodus from Austin today. mainly
Of young people who will spend Christmas
with the odd folks" About $50 students
in st. Edwards college 100 from the state
university and numbers from other schools
IN the city.
In addition to these students. nifty excur.
sion tickets were sold by the Central TO
Austiuitcs who 60 to Galveston to take IN
the sea wall curniyal now on that beautiful
seaport.
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Flatonia Texas December l0.-rhe re.
muins Of Jim Doggett, who was killed on
the San Antonio and Aransas Pass railroad
near Halletsvilc, were brought here yes
terday and Inferred In the city cemetery
NJ 10 o'clock today under the auspices OF
Woglmeu lodge.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-12-20

Austin, Texas, December l0--rwo dam
age suits were fled in the Flfty-third dis.
trict court today, NJ NJ, Jennings and wife
sue the Western Union Telegraph company
for $500 damages for alleged failure to
deliver an important message with reason
able promptnoss, C. NJ. Duty sues the
personal injuries alleged 10 have been rc.
ceiyod by plaintiffs son August s, 1902
caused by negligence Of defendants en-
ulayfs
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ID Rridce A. Medlna

4 U''OFlie Texas December ls.-Mr. X.
ras Soranae an alderman OF San Antonio,
iack 49, Yesterday taking a hook at the
tll5ipSsl srrts near here with view OF
ylis S,, On the masonry work Of the Castro
toi r T,lase over the Medina river now a
VIII M -utng stream, the building Of which
'eF OF Houston.
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surrende,ed by Rondsmen.

Marshall. Texas, December 1s-pete
Davis, charged with being implicated in the
murder OF Mary Richardson some time ago
and who was set at liberty on $500 bond,
was given up BY his bondsmen yesterday.
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Used Explosives to Escape from Jail

Used ETpIosVes 70 Escape from JAN
TeNarkaua, Texas, December l9.-John
Robertson, accused OF kidnapping the A.
yeal.old daughter Of W. L. Decas month
nco and arrested here last Monday. was
furnished explosives by his friends from
outside with which he blew of the chain
that hound him I'm Jail. blew open the jail
door and made good his escape last night.
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G. G. Heok.l Deld.

Galveston, Texas, December l0.-Charles
c. Hcckel aged q years, died at $50
o'clock this morning at his residence $50
Sealy avcuuc. His funeral will occur II
O'Clock tomorrow afternoon from his late
residence.
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Rheumatism more painful In this climate
than any other affection cured By prescrip.
tion No 1851, by Elmer & Amend e.
Schmidt, Houston. Texas, sole agent.
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The Saving OF a Few cents on a bottle Of
Vanilla Extract will not gtqpe for the an
noyance of having dessert that y Just
little on" In favor. Always buy BurnetIS'
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ACCIDENTS.

a -e.as December 1o.--John Cade
Il M arm torn from his body while
- Gin near here. He was badly
I'M XII may recover.
q A,sord. Texas, December 10. h.
u IA Richard Carter, prominent citl'
a -, thrown from a buggy and both
4 ~ sustained broken ribs.
I -,rood. Texas. December l9.-Mike
\ IN from a Frisco freight train near
a a wstained Injuries which resulted
4 "A ssath. His remains were taken TO
Nome Ut Lometa'
!, Worth, Texas, December 19.-John
land. a young man, met Il horrible
A ,sjs sfternoon while working In the
HIM department Of Swift's packing
liz accidentally stumbled and fell
f,ry intG large vat Of boiling water.
4 ucFarlands clothes were removed
ess6 peeled of In large chunks. The
sisnate man was carried to st. Joseph
ksry He can not live. widowed
h, resides at Balliuger. Texas.
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