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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-09-07
OHIO CAMPAIGN OPENED
MAYOR TOM JOHNSON DELIVERS 2
SPEECH AT Lorraine.
He Attacks the Republican Party for It's
Corruption in State Taxation Of
Property.

Lorraine Ohio, September {. The demo
cratic State campaign was opened in this
city tonight. A tent with a seating capac-
ity Of $500 people was crowded, The prn-
cipal nddrcss was 10y Mayor Tom L. john
son Of Cleveland who said In part. I'VE
in this campaign are trying 10 advocate
Principles that are backed Jy he truth
The last state legislature, controlled and
guided largely under the influence OF two
United States senators, did some good
thiigs. They passed constitutional amend
ment, ore " the best things done IN thirty
yeGrs 1 commend that portion Of the
work It Is not our purpose to fight prin.
cipleS merely because they are republican.
SO long as ! live | Will never fight a prl-
ciple that believe IS right, no matter what
party Is responsible for II.
The republican leaders have carried out
a corrupt bargain TO make the people Of
ohio pay more than their share of taNes
IN order that those owning nonopollos
living outside the State. should cav loss
That Is what we condemn I'm the state
Legislature Now the legislature S m the
midst Of preparing a municipal code to
govern the cities ~ Ohio aud 10 thai OK
tent that they viii do it iu tne interest
OF homo RUE. I say TO them sod speed
but II the municipal code bill IS 10 be the
means Of boss government I'm the ltics OF
the United states the legislature should he
condemned by every iberty-loying man
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TEXAS


A general cold wave has struck the state,
accompanied by rain and electrical dis
turbancps
Tom Dial Of Prattvlllc was run over aud
Killed; Farmer Perdue was killed by his
team near Atlanta Mrs William siebert OF
Galveston was burned 70 death.
A statement from Hon. Jonathan Lane.
The executive committee Of the Farmers
Institute met at Dallas and decided to mold
meetings at several points.
The tax rolls OF the larger counties nre
said 70 be showing decreases aud the
states revenue will be cut down.
Taxes paid on the land which the state
has entered suit FOR have amounted to thret
tlme8 the value Of the land
Ants appear to have carried Montgomery
county but the pros have probably succeed
cd in Navarro and Denton
There Is an epidemic OF rabies at Nacog
doches and many dogs have been affected
Bishop Gallagher is at home after a yisl
to Rome.
The contract for the Galveston sea wal
has been let. 1t is TO be built Of granite.
The Gollad county test oil wen is to b.
abandoned at a depth OF 1900 feet,
Tho naval recruiting stations have secures
21o young men In Texas.
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HOUSTON.

The probate court Issued several orders
yesterday In estate matters.
The commissioners court has Inspected the
proposed location Tor new steel bridge ON
Telephone road over BrayB bayou. Bids
will be advertised for at once.
Tho virgin Mary society, composed OF
Italians, will march IN body to the
Church OF Annunclation sedaN preceded by
Herbs band. The occasion is the Feast OF
immaculate Conception
The street cars resumed their former
runs on Franklin avenue and the Main and
Travis belt last night.
Chief Ellis will rigldly enforce the new
cocaine ordinance and yiolators VIII not be
ienientIy dealt with.
The Union Cigar Stores company has been
organized in Houston vita $4,000 capital
The Cascara and Elysian street schools
have been accepted by the building com
nlittee Of the board Of school trustees.
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Ranknrn NIototions.

For the third time the Bankers defeated
the Kirby Lumber company team IN
game interesting for the Bankers batting
and their three double plays. The klrbys
we're game and fought to the finish. Lind
sey Dunn was again in the box for the
Bankers and handed cut an assortment OF
curves that were trial ana puzzle TO the
lumber boys. lie had perfect control ana
would have had 6 shut-out 10 hts credit
hut for errors, Bob Heyne led az the bat
with single, a two-bagger and triple
De Dunn followed closely with three sin
giles and made a great throw from center
10 the plate. TryOn did the best work for
the hlrhys. The Bankers play the Japnets
next Saturday.
Score II T.
BANKERS .....,..,,. $50 "a DO . "a y
hlfbys 500. ....., orc W. uiO-- 3 .
batteries Bankers, l., Dunn and Aordan;
kirbys, Milican and Williams
Time $40 Attendance 30. Empire Mr.
Smith.
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and woman in Ohio II thoy enact an nm.
Just system OF taxation Wucrebl the cocpo.
ratious are me8gery taxed aud the small
nome owners and farmers tBXod So on -
per cent OF heir property value the lngis
lnture shonld he coudomucd.
II tHcN giant perpetual franchises fur in-
tercsts represented by the iinlfed Stltaa
senators from OHIO. they arc using their
power to hclP thcir private pockets ana
they should DC condemned"
When Mayor Johnson had finished hs
speech he invited questions frOu' his hear
ers. BE Was asked as to Il remedy fut
trusts. Replying the mayor said thnr the
campaign uf iuirnr tHNa.ion mauguratSd
ln Ohic would, he thought. remove grrut
MANY II the objections now held against
trusts. He said thut The Immense holding
ot thu United states Steel company would
necessarily make 1t au ubjeclionnl corpora
ton, but Justice was not done the matter
of taxing its immensely valuable ore and
mining properties These. the mayor le.
cldrcd, were taxed at but small perccut-
age Of their value.
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Thn harlenn Irnok.

SIX furlongs Carl Rahler. Emma r..
Lass Of I.angdon. Time ii1 as.
Five furlengs Al RevAir Rad News
King DodO Time 90 as.
Nile and a furlOnc. the Oak part handi
cap McChesney, Bon Mot Corrigan. Time
1861 20
Mile and a quarter IimlncE. Pink Coat
Hermcncid. Time 2O4
six fnrlongs ST. Minor Nellie waddell
HeRdwafer Time i.a2a.5
Mile and three sixtecuths-- Ravenshury
Lady Chonster. Edith o. Tine atJ ii.
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FOREIGN.

The Beer generals are said 70 be we'll
aware OF Just what their countrymen may
expect from Mr.. Chamberlain
Generals Corbin, Young and Wood were
given reception by Emperor william and
the ceremony was rather impressive
Mr. Fitch says the laps made mistake
and did not get on Marcus island. II Is
stated from Toxic that in any event there
Is no danger OF International complications
Noel Talbot OF Chicago alleges that there
we're many Americans IN the British arm,
in South Africa, Texans among them.
The Cuban congress is still discussing tn,
s35.oOo.00O loan.
The evacuation Of Martinique has NOT yet
been discussed BY the French government
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ARMY MANEuvERs ENpEp.
Major General Macarthur Commends the
Commanders on Their Work

Walor 1eneraI WacNrthur Comnends the
Commanders on Their Work.
New London. Conn. September g.
Through chief Of STAFF Thomas II Barry.
Major General Macarthur today sent a tele-
gram 10 all commanders expressing his en-
tire satisfaction with the work Of the army
during the war muneuvers which has come
to close this noon. The dispatch follows
headquarters Department Of the East
New London September 6, Noon-With the
conclusion OF the mnneuvers the mnjor
general commanding desires to inform you
thnt the work OF the command has been
entirely satisfactory In every respect 'rhe
attitude Of all concerned has been exceed
ingly gratifying and the carnestness and
zeal displayed have made the ninneuvers
exceedingly Inspiring and instructive. It
~ believed that every officer and enlisted
man Of the army and National guard who
took part In the maneuvers enfertains a
feeling OF admiration for the splendid man
ner In which the naval part OF the program
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ths Americans, feel that they are the bet
ter team and lost more through hard lucg
than anything else. The Bankers would
like a game with the Americans for sat
urduy. September 20 The Bankers agree
to stand all expenses. win or lose, the
winner to take gate receipts, the Amer
loans to have the same team as before
me Bankers have their regular team. Re
ply TO captain or manager of Bankers
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torney Ewing nf Memphis arrived here to
day with warrants for the arrest OF Um.
pire Matthews on the charge OF contempt
OF court In refusing 10 LET 50. Nrain play
with the Memphis team here Thursday.
Matthews could not be found aud Ewing
was advised he had left the ity 10 avoid
arrest Ewing stated he would pr0secute
any umpirc who interfered with the MAY.
ing OF ~. Nraln in Tennessee.
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Cawthon's Juvenile Palace,
sos Main Street==The Boys Store
Boys School Outfit,

MEONDAY we will open our d.
WI to the Boys and Mothey
a. '4 Houston and give them the \
portunity of inspecting the finest n
best makes Of Juvenile Clothing n
displayed III the South.
Youngsters are critical IN matters
dress, and Unless you please them
style and fabric you can't expect IA
to get good usage out of their appa1
The garments we show approxuI
the ideal Of correct Juvenile Clolha|
they're made OF strong, sturdy fabric, \
and made up BY skilled tailors.
We patronize only the best MAXI
those who give as much care to
details OF Juvenile Clothing as to NJ
intended for grown reople, and
styles this season are unusually pleasr
Let the boy select for himself and N
he will be satisfied. - y
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-09-07

The Rev. ]. ". Yelsloy OF s
Ohio. had Kidney trouble. lie
take DR.. David Kenhedy's Fayod
Cdy and II cured him completely
cent acceptance by four differed
surance companies proves this
Dr. David Keuncdy's fascril.
is the only sure cure known f9I y
the Kidneys, Liver. Bladder, Gl''
matiSm aud Dyspepsia. r
All druggists sell II in the NV
SIZE and the regular $40 SIC
Sample bottie--enough for ny
mail. DR. David Kennedy e''
Rnndout. n. Y.
Or. David Kennedy's Salt Rae
cures Old Sores. skin and scfoly
eases; zoe. Trade supplied W
Drug Co.
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Races 81 Delmar.

Mile and twenfy yards selling Tnnar
Bacchns Henry Bert Time i.4sB
Iyiaud. Time 1.O5
Seven farlpnps. pnrse-Nal Verde Naa-
luNln. A. Lard Time i.2Q
seven fur.ongs the Goldenrod stakes
creix dOr, Niales Schwalhe. Time .3sii
Mile and threc-slxteenths-S allnda Rnf
nctt's Walkaway KlngNciie Fime 2.di
siA fufionss. selling Kiss Quick. Fre,na
Mis- Mae Day. Time l:l5ler
Mile and a furlOng esliiur-F s.rs..
Blue Mlut The Messenger Tine ~ ~
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SUMMARY OF THE NEWS.
7oday's Weather.
poMEsTic.

The presidents special train made INC
trip from Wheeling, w Va, to clnclhnan
yesterday.
President Roosevelt made lengthy al
dress at Wheeling w. Va, on the trusts
The army maneuyers on the New Eng
land coast have come to an end.
The body OF william Barthoiln. the en-
eago murderer. has been found IN tue
woods near town in Iowa. wnefe ne
committed suicide.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-09-07
TEXAS POLITICS.

o. w Gillespie Of TagTant county has
been nominated for congress by the demo
Gratis OF the Twelfth district. He won out
by being lucky
Mr.. Garner had much The better Of the
Joint debate with Mr. Scott at FIoresville.
There viii be three delegations to the re
publican State convention from Galveston
.o1tntv
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EVerhardt viii Pitch for the Locals and
Watson for Beaumont.

large delegation from Beaumont viii
be over 10 see the game.
The prospects are that the biggest crowd
Of the season viii be out to see this game,
Jimmy Murray formerly Of Galveston, Is
now playing with the Chicago National
league.
Edmundsou IS still with Donaldsonvte,
La, and is both captain and manager or
the team.
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SPORT

Frank Farrelrs Blues won the slb'oVo
Century stakes very easily at sheepshead
Bar.
croix Dor, 10 to shot, won the
Goidenrod stakes at Deimnr.
Mochesney. with topweight. eut track
record and captured the oak Park handicap
at the Harlem track
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FINE RIFLE SHOOTING.
The Championship Of the United States
Won by Georue w. Cook

Won by George w, Cook.
hlue Range, seagirt N y. September q.
The most largely sttendea and succcssru,
rifle tournament ever held on tue New der
sey range vas terminated late tsday WIN
the close Of the nrlng IN tho match FOR
the presidents championship or the United
states The champion Is George W. Coos
~ the First District Of Columbia regiment.
IN order 70 win The battle he found II
necessary "a shoot better than forty three
ofhtr competitors. rnc victor scored 4
total o. iSl out o. possible arn
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COMMERCIAL.

Cotton values made further decline on
irnmensity of receipts.
Failure OF frost 20 innict damage on
Northwestern crops caused slump In all
grains.
The stock market opened rataer weak,
but prices recovered and tho close showed
strength
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WASHINGTON.

Secretary Shaw will make no effort 70
issue the bonds provided for the Panama
canal because he believes they can not be
sold.
II Is explained that the president Will
visit Texas II he has time and Will not 80
to Colorado.
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san Antonio Aaalr Won.

San Antonio, Texas, September 6.--In the
second of . series Of three games for tho
Antonio and Corpus Christi played at San
Pedro park today, San Antonio Ron by a
score OF IL TO 0. ~
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Rice, Navarro County. Texas. \
G. ~ cold rain began 10 fall Al
this morning aud fell without q
L. 8 A. Ii
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Mullin aud Buelow; Miller and smith
second gafne-Score- II II
Detroit ......3 O2 600 1Ov- q 10
,.... 100 600 Ofo- . )
Ncascr and Buelow; KatoH and Smith.
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= Challenges 70 the Amsnsans.
Inc Bankers although defeated twice ny
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BASEBALL.
National Leaau..

At New York-score- r II EI
pittsburE ...,....... 100 o02 8n3- o il 81
New York ...,..... 900 Oio OO2- 3 g 81
Doheny and Phelps; Matthewson and Rob.
inson. Bowcrman.
At Brookyn-score-- II II al
~. Louis ....,.... 900 900 1Oi-- . /
Brooklyn ......... 300 200 COX 10 q
Pierson and Ryan, Hughes and Latimer.
At philadelphia-Sc Score r II 81
CINCINNATI ......... 100 13t Ool- Z o z
philadelphia .. 100 600 O1O- .
Hahn and Bergen; White and DOOM
At Boston-Score-- r. ii "a
Boston ,.......... 900 300 Ol0 o. 3 10 z
chicago ......,.. 800 900 OOO . 8 g
plttnger and KIttredee; Lungren aud
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Flannel and Wooden Crash Goats and ca Dc
Pants that cost formerly $3.50, now. DTsJO
The Savannah morning news., 1902-12-07

an high chieftains learned that no
longer would any o. them stay near
his father, an that Diarmid's flghtin'
men were CROWN fewer each day that
dawned-they minded the tales told
o the reason O. that samoan began
to think how pleasant 'twould be to
see his bags o. gold hoppin' into their
own keepin', that would know how to
make betther use o. them.
SO all looked round to search out
good excuses for inyadin' his lands
an before long twas every few days
some train O. men in armor came
ridin' up to the castle o. Diarmid, want
in him to pay for some hurt done by
his people. An while Diarmid knew
twas but shammln' to wiring gold
fro mhim, yet so scant was his army
an so full O. discomfort. that he dared
not threaten resistin', for fearin hav-
in to pay up his soldiers before they d
be afther fightin' his battles.
He tried putin their claimin' off
with soft words an excuses. but ever
an always they came again, an with
more men at their backs, demandin'
gold. An at last came a day when
payin' had to be done, whatever came
next, for men O. three kingdoms were
The Savannah morning news., 1902-12-07

"Zinc-a-banc-a Zinc a. banc-a" said
the stout drum. "Geege-geegle! Gee
glegeegle!' said the thin fife, 1t was
all most merry and light-hearted.
These two constant companions. one
fat and putting and the other lean
and excitable. were truly happy. This
was because they had no vague long
ings. They did not have the artistic
temperament. like the cornet or the
cymbals, and, therefore, they were al
ways satisfied with whatever they did
1t is only those persons and musical
instruments and cats that are not sat
isfied with their lot in life that are un-
happy.
Very good, indeed" said Fido criti-
cally after he had listened for quite a
while. but you must excuse me for
remarking that you are frivolous. Don't
you know that there are burning ques-
tions in the world that cannot be an
swered bv-"
zinc a branc-a! Geegle- geegle!" said
the fat drum and the thin fife breath
lesslv.
You are bad citizens!" said Fido
angrily You enjoy life and laugh in
stead of being veXed and indignant at
the way things are going. Where
come from no good citizen dreams of
being anything except sad about the
wrongs of man."
Fldo had once heard the wrongs of
man discussed by two learned tramps
who rested behind his kennel waiting
until night should enable them to rob
a hen roost. SO he was as well able to
talk about the sorrows of the world as
the greatest philosophers.
There is nothing wrong here" said
the unattrac tive but beautiful child
that was blowing the fife with might
and feeling. This is the Land of Next
| Sunday, and everything is always right
next Sunday. You should know that"
"Of course to be sure certainly" said
the dignified and gorgeous individual
who was beating the drum. An indi-
vidual is a person whose name one
| does not know This person was an in
| dividual because he could not get a
name until Next Sunday.
"Of course. of course, to be sure, >
repeated he. I'VE always live in joy
Are you from the world of Every Day?
| Please accept regrets
THAT may all be verv WELL" said
| Fido. respectfully and disdainfully
| But 1 do not care for bones for next
The Savannah morning news., 1902-12-07
FOR SALE IN SAVANNAH BY LIPPMAN DRUG CO

Weary and sad and hot and lame,
(Enter all three.)
"Courage!" cried Clarence. "the witch
is away,
And there | see a mouse at play"
He straightway caught the little dunca
And threw it in the pot at once.
The cat appeared with sudden screech.
But Clarence scampered out of reach
So it worked it's back in a furious
way
And cried. 1.-THE prince a broom must
stay,
Unless young Clarence on the spot
Should put the broom into the pot"
For such was the power of the kettle
That any charm 'twould forthwith set.
tie.
The poor charmed prince was in a
fright,
But Clarence forced him out of sight.
Behold! UP leaped from out the pot
The long lost prince, who neer fors
got
That kingly promise he had spoken
Before the witch's spell was broken.
And there upon the burning sands
He straightway joined the lovers
hands.
Santa Clause then came in sight
To see that everything was right.
He gave them there upon the sand I
A ring to fit the lady's hand.
Their happiness has never ceased
Because each day their love increased
The Savannah morning news., 1902-12-07

titent fife. "You can't eat Next Sun
days things this Sunday"
II wish some people would reserve
their impolite remarks till Next Sun
day." said Fido with entire good feel
ing and vindictiveness.
"Of course. to be sure certainly"
interrupted the individual. so let us
all be perfectly sociable and combat
i've. Here you will see the Good Deeds
that everybody, especially the little
boys and girls, always intend to do
Next Sunday. We really don't know
what to do about them. They keep
piling UP and piling up, and some day
we fear that they will overweight Next
Sunday Land and spill over the edge"
Where would they fall them"
asked FidO, who had been becoming
more and more bored and fascinated.
"Oh. they would all drop into your
world of Every Day." said the unat-
tractive child, making the fife geegle-
geeg1e like anything But that would
not interest any one there, for no
body ever remembers the Good Deeds
that they expect TO do Next Sunday.
Just then the individual uttered
loud shrek of mingled dismay and
humor. The fat drum grew red in
the face and began to perspire, saying
''Zinc-a- banc-a, zinc-a-banc-a, zinc-a-
banc-a" as fast as it could which was
a good deal faster than possible. The
fife shrilly screamed 'geegle-geegle,
geegle-geegle, geegle-geegle!" with
lively ferocity and fear. The unattrac-
tive child blew and blew and blew
until it grew red and more red and
more red. All of them began to back
away in a cermonious and undignified
manner. leaving Fido staring at a
great dark blue cloud that was rapidly
and excitedly approaching.
Come away! Come away!" Shrek
cd the individual and the unattractive
child. Come away! Come away, or
you'll be caught by Blue Monday"
Fido barely had time to sneer un-
! pleasantly before the cloud snatched
him and turned him over and over in
the air. Wash tubs and wet clothes
and wringers We're flying around with
him and striking him on sensitive and
desirable parts of his body with friend
! illness and vigor. His mouth was full
! of soapsuds and his bark was awash
in bluing. Just as he was nearly
I smothered and otherwise filled with
! qualification, the cloud bumped hard
on rock and Fido was spilled out.
When he was able to see, ne found
himself in the most pleasant land that
he had visited. You shall paint it next
! Sunday.
The Savannah morning news., 1902-12-07

Sunday. like mine this Sunday. Then
/ am more sure of them"
Fido esteemed bones.
But" said the unattractive child.
Sin the Land of Next Sunday you
wouldn't have any appetite this Sun
day. You can't be hungry here until
next Sunday"
Folk that live in This Sunday must
be very melancholy and lugubrious,"
said the individual. when it rains. it
always rains to-day with them, and
whenever they have pleasant and
cheerful day they have hardly any
time to enjoy 1t before it is yesterday.
Now with us there is only pleasure.
For who ever heard of anybody look
ing forward to anything unpleasant for
Next Sunday?"
"Geegle- geegle!" said the fife approx
insly.
How do you spell that word YOU
used Just now?" asked the fat drum
politely and apprensively. The drum
referred to the word 'lugubrious," and
the individual did not really know how
to spell it. But he did not wish to EN-
barrass anyone by saying So
IL will spell it for you next Sunday"
he replied with alacrity and enthu-
siasnl
" Right about facet" cried the indi-
vidual. I'VE will now lead our dis
tinguished visitor through Next Sun
day and show him the wonders of
OUR civilization
Here you will see next Sunday s
weather." continued he, pointing to a
great bale of sunshine waiting to be
stitched and hemmed. This is the
patent rainless kind, copyrighted for
Next Sunday and guaranteed never to
appear anywhere else. Next to it you
will see the Fine Games that the child
rem of the world of Everyday will play
Next Sunday. We make them in great
quantities and yet we never seem to
be able to fill the demand
The unattractive child shook its head
sadly and the fife whimpered "geegle4
geegle" that would have sounded al
most mournful if it had not been sc
cheerful.
The company now came to a huge
mountain of chicken bones, and. as
| Fido had supposed as soon as he saw
| them, they proved to be the bones tc
| be given to little dogs next Sunday
Fido thought that he would try one
but. although he opened his mouth as
wide as he could, he could not get hold
of anything except air and sunshine
which are not very filling. "Geegle
! geegle," said the nervous and imper.