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ADDICKS IS DETERMINED
WILL AGAIN TRY TO BREAK INTO
THE SENATE.
Has Made a Proposition Of Common
Primaries, but It Win Likely Be
Refused.
tspecial to The Post)

wilmington, Del, February 20 Notwith-
standing the republican hostility TO his
ambition, j. Edward Addicks Is preparing
for a campaign Of even greater intensity
than any OF his previous ones for 'be
United States scnatorship. lie has oIready
made proposition OF common primaries
ia the regular faction with the idea OF
dividing the senatorshps but tho nl i,,.
IA II In nnticipatlon Of this result Nh
Addicks has issued manifesto ~ the
shape Of signed statement, In which he
Threatens the republican party WIN dire
defeat I'm every county Of the State and
10 tie entire ticker unless the regulars
ronsent 10 common primaries and a united
.uDport Of his legislative nominee
Should this situation remain unchanged
nm 10 the election, III rs likely 10 result IN
a general democratic victory. Nntwlth.
Standing this reasonable probability OF 2
democratic legislature, with two United
SlAtes senators tn elect, there are only two
democratic aspirarts In the held-fotmer
senator Richard Il. Kenncy aud willard
GaulghuTy.
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First Court of Anneals-

Galveston Texas February 20.-Todsy's
proceedings in the court Of civil appeals:
Affirmed: Harry Waff ct al VS. Lucy
Sessums (allas Waffl ct al, from Harris !;
Houston, BraZos and Northern Railway
Company Us. Hal G.. Pollard, from Harris;
Calonne Cromer VS.. Mike Sgtcoyich. from
Galveston; W. T. pinkard ct al, admins
traitor VS. T. j. Willis & Bro. ct al, from
Cherokee; H. Paul Georg VS.. Charles Juer-
gen ct al, from Harris b. s. Fitzgerald ct
al VS. John u. Compton. from Harris
Reversed and remanded: Gulf, Colorado
and Santa Re Railway Company vs.. James
NiShurt. from BurlesOn; Bcriug Manufac-
turing Company vs.. j. j. Peterson, front
ferris: u, A. Barrett ct al vs.. Eastman
Bros from Madison; John NJ. Wilson W..
TYLER Coffin Company. from Smith
Motions for rohcaring refused Adoph
Wetz vs. Alma Wetz, from Fort Bend,
G. W. Tlnsley vs.. w c. Corhltt, from san
Jacpto; Jennie l.. Johnson ct al VS.. Gal.
weston, Houston and Northern Railway
Company, from Harris; Mrs. =. y. Gibbs
ct ali VS. j. G., Ashford ct al, from Walker.
Submitted: William Palm ct al VS. lgnac
Chcrnowsky. from Austin
Sci for submission 90 March o. 1902: lie
WIT Co ct al vs., Henry Wischkempcr,
from De Witt; j. II Davis VS.. Houston
Fast and West Texas Railway Company,
from Montgomery; Western Union Tele.
graph Company vs. j. l. bass; from Gregg
International and Great Northern railroad
company VS. G.. c. Morgan. from Gregg
Scvnthla Jackson 81 al vs. j. X, j. Brad
shaw. from Gregg; Warwick Duke ct nj vs..
b II Wheeler ct M, from Shelby II. +.
STANFORD VS. s. y. Stafford. from Colorado;
John T. Davidson vs.. r. g. Day, from
Nocogdcches r. &. Earle VS.. Western
I,nlon Telegraph Company. from Cherokee
clara Adams ct al VS.. J.. ]. Kopkc, from
/ Henderson.
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A BIG BATCH OF SUITS.
CITIZENS OF BEAUMONT ARE AFTER
DAMAGES.
Various Grounds for Recovery Are Al
legged and the Sums Claimed Vary
Largeiy-Kountze at Beaumont.


Beaumont, Texas. February 2O.-Iodag
being The last day Of sc.yicr for rho Nsrrh
,o,,, - l,.. att .. -. 49,.
0"'' ,"N'e vas "N W.
usually large batch of suits filed, aud in
some of them the plaintiffs ask for large
o,,o,,,,ts
Franz G. Taylor sues the Texas and New
Orleans railway for damages in the sum
of S1otCD n, gItaars thar lao ,.siyted am
'aNihs slch man 10 lhe depot ana iA'l
the Waterman On duty refused him admis-
sion. struck him and followed him M and
NNoeheu MN o""h.
T.. J.. Hanson has filed suit against John
II Broocks for earnest money put mn in
-
" r'"l estate u'hSa''loH' I'"ln''h "n'5eS
that he put mp SjOCO but that only 5000
of fl was ia bn forfeited II h@ failed 10 take
me properly
w. A. Ward las sued George Il. Hart Tor
S15 O0o damages for alleged failure to com
...,.,, ,,+r.,,, I'D. ,,.bi,b th, ,,l,,,.
ply WIN rohli''' "n"t' VIM" '"' P'''L
in was TO sell some lana lor the defend
ant near the oil field.
Reuban Boon has sued the city of Bcau-
mont for damages in the sum OF 5000 \
Few months ago Been's wife was ran into
Inv ono of the citv's hook and ladder trucks
and badIy Injured Been is colored man.
r " Hoffman has sued the .uglo-A Amer
loan OH ronnnnv for S273O. A. alleged to ue
ono On casing furnished the defendant
COMPANY. material lien was taken and
f,il.rinspre Is asked
lanes w. Swavne ct al have brought sut
ooainSt the National oil and Pipe Line
c6mpany for damages In the sum of $40
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INDIAN APPROPRIATION.
BILL CARRIES NEARLY $500 600
MORE THAN ESTIMATED.
When Schools Were Discussed Grave
Charges Were Made Against Ono
Superintendent.

Washington, February 90. Tho house
spent the day working on uc Indian apnro-
priation bill. The appropriation for pre-
ltninary work in The reservoir for tho ella
river valley went out on point Of order
MI smith lArizD offered AN amendment TO
strike out the appropriation for the car
isc school which became the text of "a
general onslaught on the practice Of educat-
ing Indians In Eastern schools HIS amend
mcnt was defeated.
Mr. Fitzgerald a. ~ attacked the super
inteudent Of the school at Mount Pleasant,
Mich, who, he said, had been charged with
permitting the debauching Of Indian girls.
Mr. sherman, chairman OF the lndiah
committee, promised to make an inyestga-
tion at the Indian office tomorrow.
General debate on the Indian appropria.
tion bill having closed yesterday, the BIZ
was read for amendment under the hvc-
minute rule.
MI sherman IN. ". chairman OF the
Indian committee who was in charS OF
the measure. explained that the bill car
ricd $sI41,J05, being Sl,3l7,234 more than
the estimates. but l297 l9j less than the
amount carried by the current law.
Mr.. Little (Ark) offered an amendme VI
10 direct the commissioners Of Indian ar
fairs TO examine and report upon the
feasibility and expedency OF educating the
Indians IN schools upon the reservation aud
communities where such Indians reside
and 10 submit the hest plan TO accomplish
this end TO congress at the next session"
II was adopted, Amendments were adopt
cd to increase the number OF acres to be
held by members Of the Creek Nation until
3llotments arc made from 100 to 100 and
"a reduce the number of acres Ia he held
by each member of the Cherokee Nation
from 100 to 100 The appropriation Of $40,
Oon for an Indian exhibit 81 the ST. Louis
exposition wss stricken out on point o(
order raised hy Mr. Cannon nllJ.
Nh Fitzgerald ~. ~ created something
Of a sensation by moving that no part 81
the appropri alton for the Indian school AT
Mount Pleasant Mich. should he used 20
pay tho present superintendent. who, he
said, had been charged with permitting the
debauchlnE OF Indian girls
Mr., sherman declared that II the supor
intendent had been guilty Of practices
charged the civil service law would not
protect him and that II evidence were pro
duced 10 Justify the charges. the commits
sloner If Indian affairs would dismiss him
instantly. lie proposed that Mr. Fitz-
gerald go with him 10 the Indian Office 10.
morrow and investigate the whole matter.
IF any one has been guilty NJ the things
charged" ne said "he viii be out of the
service before night"
Without action on the amendment the
house at 4:55 p, m. adjourned
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SHORT NEWS STORIES.

LONDON. Cabling from ST. Petersburg,
the correspondent Of the DallN MAI SAYS
the seismic disturbances a Shamaka have
recommended
GUTHRIE. q. T.-Western Oklahoma Is
hurled under the heaviest snow since the
onening 10 settlement, In Blaine and Grant
counties It is over two feet deep.
NATCHEZ. Miss.--Thomas Glenn, aged
60 years, was convicted OF the MURDER
Of Allan n. Carpenter, The crime was
committed on the night Of January "a
PITTSBURG.-At Wilmerdlng in a bob,
sled accident, ono young woman was klied
and four other coasters badly injured. MISS
Mary Purseley, aged 10, of Turtle Creek
is dead: her neck broken and skull crushed
NEW YORK. There Is alarm IN certain
rircles regarding the financial situation IN
Chile. according 10 Herald dispatch iroh
Vainarslst,. The trouble has hecn brought
nhout chiefly hv the unusunl drop IN Gus
toms duties last month of about I,OOC'ooJ
pesos.
RoNIE-King Victor Emanuel opened
parliament with considerable ceremony; IN
Inc sneech from the throne he referred 70
the trsuquiliZing enect upon me country
~ rho governments liberal policy and 70
the excellent relations existing between
Italy and the powers
LoNDON-As an outcome OF the con
troversy concerning the relations between
Sir Henry Campbell Bannerman, LoN' Rose
herv and the liberal party. Lord RoseterY
hos written u the Times declaring frankly
that he remains outside ~ - heifN tan
ernaclc. but not, he thinks. IA solitude
DENVER Colo.-The News today says:
Advfees received from 1n side sources ana
borps Que ~ information obtained ~ pen-
yer indicate that the Guggenheim hNplora-
tlou company hrs secured control or ne
outnut al lead huXing ores OF the countr'
- a. la position "a dictate prices fnr
| Ills Indispensable element in the smriting
OF precious metals
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Allied Party Of Mlasonri.

ST. Louis, February % Tho allied party
OF Missouri. which was organized at Kan
sas city last September and which, accord
ing to !. n. Cook Of Carthage, its state
chairman. is composed Of public owner
shin men both wings Of the old populist
party. The lihcfal wing Of The socialist or
parization Bryan democrats aud silver re-
puhlicaus.' met here today, adopted plat
FORM and made nominations
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MOVEMENT OF OCEAN VESSELS.
lsnecla1 TO Tho PostA

Key West. Fla.-Awved: Nueces (Am.D.
from New York and sailed for Galveston.
Liverpool.-Arrived: Darrlen tBr) from
London. Cardlan fBr), from
Port Arthur and Sabine Pass.
Manchester Arrived: Euskero (Span1
from Galveston.
bermuda. Sailed: Belfast lBrl, from
Las Palmas for Galveston. having been
' ffjyerpool. sailed: Irinsen CBr), for Gal
Port Eads. La.-Arrlved; Beverly (Brl,
from Port Limon; III sud AMI from New
York. Comas (Aml, from New York; No
hawk DRY. from Barry Californian (Brl,
from Dundee; Dunamare Itall, from New
York schooner /. w. DsnttzeiIer an, IAml'
yITn1 ttBr5. FOR Cane Town. Africa. with
Snppiles for the British army. III Dorado
lAm.l. FOR New York El.leh rover lbr;,
Cor+e2 VA Belize and Port Barrios bark
Tmilia Elvira Port). for oporto
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James Morris Convicted

Angleton, Texas. February 10 James
Morris was given two years m the peni-
Tertiary on conviction OF the charge of bur
glary He robbed the postofhce at Damon.
After be serves his term for the State the
robbery
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Job, A. MORGAN said to Have suioided.

~ Paso. Texas. February 20.-A special
TO the Times says that John A. Morgan,
a former partner Of Senator Thomas Pat
tersou OF Colorado, committed suicide ~
Chihuahua By blowing the top Of his heli
on with q shotgun Morgan Was an attor.
nev by profession ana was located In san
Francisco lie came to ms cltN on
with "a lavish hand
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SNlPING AT THE POLICp.

Madrid, February 2o.-Adyices received
mere from Barcelona say the mob does not
oher any serious resistance when confront
ca by the troops hut rioters are continual.
" snipiifg at the police aud soldiers from
hchind closed doors and windows and from
the roofs " houses dispensing when the
trO0pS chnrgc
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THE STRIKERS ARE LooTING.

Barcelona, February 20 -Incendlary post
ers have appeared here which threaten the
orderly classes with terrible reprsas. say
ing that dynamite will be used 70 Offset
the Mausers Of the troops The strikers
are lootng numerous shops and private
houses
The best known anarchists have disap-
reared aud the authorities are hunting for
them.
The negotiations which have taken place
rcnl.-E.turs have failed.
The railroad officials have announced the
SrsLcpsfon ~ service On lines owing ia ibe
resoluJe attacks which the riofcfs nave
made ON tine trains,
Trade unions throughout Spain have de-
clsred thell adhesion 10 the cause Of the
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-02-21

Made from an active principle obtained
from Black Root They act on the liver
effects No gripping, no sick stomach WIN
cure chronic constipation Price - cents.
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Residsnos Near Ronham

Bonham, Texas, February 20.-H. JET.
fries residence, four miles north Of town,
together with contents and S17s IN money.
was destroyed last night by fire. Loss $500.
no insurance.
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DISORDERS BECOMING SERIOUS.

Barcelona. Spain February 20. The
strikers today murdered three workmen
who wished 10 resume work. The pro-
prletor Of bakery who raised the price
of bread was also Killed.
II is hourly becoming more apparent that
anarchists are the prime movers In the In
ciplent revolution The markets are with
out provisions and the strikers are pre-
venting the slaughter Of animals. Add
tionaI reinforcement Of troops are arriving
here
mob stormed the arsenal az sabadcl,
not far from Barcelona, and secured forty
rifles hut they were subsequently recoy-
cred by the troops.
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be sure and use that old ana well tried
remedy, Mrs WinslOw's Soothing Syrup,
Tor children teething II soothes The chiid
sottens the gums. allays All pain. cures
wind collc and Is the best remedy for
disrrhoeS.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS,
CONDITIONS IN zAPArA.
People Were Relieved and Drouth
Has Been Brokep

TBS Been Broken,
Austin, Texas. February 20 Rep
resentatire Seabury Of starr county
arrived IN town this afternoon on
business. He says the suffering in
Iapata county is a thing Of the
past as the drouth has been broken.
The people received enough through
contributions to buy seed for agri.
cultural purposes and that tue far.
mers are busy planting a crop. Al
lines Of business have been resumed
and Zapata county IS herself again.
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Barcelona, February 20--Fresh lighting
between tho troops and rioters has &C
CURED at Tarrasa and Sahadcll. Most Of
the ships in this harhor have been forced
10 leave without discharging their curgocs
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HUNTING PLACE or SAFETY.
Perpignau, France. Tchruery 20.-'rhc
wcalthlest families Of Barcelona are conf
ing here In large numbers to escape the
tcrrorS Of the Catalonian capital.
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Eastern Spain Is in the Throes of a Gigan-
tic Labor Strike.
NEWS is CLOSELY CENSORED.
The Situation Is Seriously lrritated by the Ever
Present Cataon Home Rule Agitation Which
Has Weyler's Sympathies.
FRESH FIGHTING.

Barcelona strikers. Tho foreign consuls
here held meeting this afternoon.
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Madrid February 2n-According TO tcIc.
Grams received here late tonight from Ror-
celona tho street lighting there continues.
The heavy rain which fell during the day
helped TO dispense the rioters ana the ou-
.bori,ics arc taxing snvcro n,ca.,r,s
nro,tauotlon has hccr i.suod ord.rir-
oil nrivote individuals to surrender any
veanons they mny posscss unfcr main of
severe nrnaItics The sale Of arms has
also hccn nrobibited
ro,t, ,,or,n,on,s associations b,~c bccn
di,so,red and the members Of their com
r,ittcos orrcstcd rho dwellings Of the
.,r,t, io,dor. aud of anarchists arc holup
,,,,sto.,1 ana mt upicr -pard Tho hat.
,,a.,,t, pot,,, b,s bcnr ,r5ored ca p,r-
ao,na
1ha ,,,,it,,- o,ctnenrs havc aesrr,ed con.
.roi ~ tho strnct car service and Il few
oars b,lf silnd Win soldiers are running
80, thc funeral concbe, have 10 he pro.
,octcd bv nolicc. No letters have been
delivered in Barcelona in three DAYS and
In some rarts of the town business tx com.
n,oto,, naraiyzed
ritcbed hattie occurred in the outskirts
Of ,hc cttv between the striker, and the
.-,,,.... ,,,,o,t .,,+ocbcd to snrcr.l wagons
4I,,, l,.fp vfn n
80, .s. ,,.aoor, wore drsrccd out ana
horricodos v,ere built across the road. rHe
ali. ro,. ,,,cn torn mn 10 nrcycnt trains
CO., o,,torin, tho ,ttv
,rI,. -.,i,.o movement bos borlr IN sprcad
,.rior.I, A. c,stclIon de LA rlapa. taking
,,5,..r+,.o. If thc niybt ana ~ fine absence
80 +ba nolIco tbo strikers set ire 20 two
sa,4ort,s Win tho aid of petr,lp,rm. The
ractorios were buned. AZ a workmcn's
,,,oati,,c boll If Costcu,r. de In plauu
u,,,oroI s.,.rl,o ,yas voted
so,,,o,so mast or rbs factories h5y,
o,ro,q,, c,osod an tho demands Of fine work.
,o, md +no str,l,e,,s arc rripcir, nre,tre
a. bo,r ~ corn.l tho factories sin TO-
r,siping anon 70 cIoso tbrir doors rho
- ,,,,,.ol ~ Ssrauo.s, b,. ,yirod for
rai,,s...,,,,,.,,,,.
n,,in,- 90 tro strict c,pso,.yh,n orcr now.
f,,r, Itorcorono e. is diFicuIt fl, ascertain
the real state OF affairs there, ii is quite
certain, however that al the eh'rts OF 'n'
authorities to persuade the lahoV leauoa
into conciliatory attitude nave SO I'r
failed, and the extension OF th' strike move
ment Is more likely than It's restriction
In addition TO the labor movement inc
ever-prcsent catalan nome rue "sl'"'"u
Is likely to prove serious actor III Iue
situation one hopefui sign Is inc lo'l 'h'1
almost alone among the minister's anu 'h'
government authorities. General Weyler IS
la svunathy with the CataIans' demand
- IT, .t....,
ana Is continuing I" S'uuN '"'' - '"''' Voc
He has held military commands In GAIA
lonia, speaks tho Catalou language and
.,,.,..,,,,,,,, ,,,,,5or..,,,1.t A., sttu,ttor
'h"' ""S"' "' 90 '
The government declines TO publish hg
ures Of the casualties in tho riots of Tues.
da, and Wednesday. n Is Inferred from
,...,.,..,., ..,.-., 49,. -,
-... 80. ,.i,,t 49,, 900, - ,,
during the encounters on those Iays. and
"a'' ',''" 'n""'
r,a,. "a,, -n. p''l' 'I,' sun )" '"F
-, ''Vi'H' 'u'" '"' n''",
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SCREENDOORS
CT, & THEO. BERING Hdw. Store
Main ST. and Capitol Ave
lNTeNsELY INpIeNArNr.

Charges Against him.
Detroit, Mich. Febrpary 20.A Tribune
special from Mount Pleasant, Meh says;
Superintendent Nardin OF the Indian school
near this clty, whom Informed OF the
charges made against him In Washington,
was intensely indignant aud denounced
the whole statement as false
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FIeHr Is GOING en-.

Castro and Herrera Are Believed TO Hsve
Come Together.
Panama, Colombia. February 2e'--u Is
posldYely known here that che forces w
der Government General Castro aud the
Revolutionary Genital Herrera are hght'
itla. y.ried and numerous repcrts have
reached hUg. of this engagement, but ihey
on atB continuation.
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RUMoRs or RATTLE REACH PARIS.
Paris, February 2Os-The Patrle today
publishes dispatch dated Hcudayc.
France giving MS a local rumor the state
ment that 800 persons have been Killed
and wounded in the suburbs Of Barcelona.
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nlSCrsSEn IN TMr CoRTEg

Madrid, February 2o.--ln the chamber Of
deputies today the minister OF tho interior,
senior Gonzales replying to an mterpclla-
tion on the Barcelona riots, accepted fuller
responsibility therefor, but asked for the
adjournment OF the discussion Romero
Rohledo said tho government did not have
enough guns and rifles to suppress social
revolution. if ono broke out everywhere.
Senior Rohledo denounced the censorship
oyer telcgraphic news from barcelona.
In the senate today General MeNlcr, the
minister of war said that while the Situa-
ton at Barcelona had not yet improved, It
had not grown worse. He said the street
car service there was partially in operation
and that the bakeries and groceries werc
been no disturbances 1T SaragOssa ana
Refs. At Castellou dc Pana the war min.
lister said the gcndNrmcs Mad dispersed
groups Of strikers and that # II became
necessary ne would call out the first re-
serves,
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Arrived
steamship Donald from Vera Cruz fol
Fort Arthur.
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Palestine OIL and Development Company
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PORT OF SABINE. Texas, Fen. 10,
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TRIAL.
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IMMIGRANTS COME
IN AT BACK DOOR,

WASHINGTON, Oct. 8U.-Commls.
sioner General Sargent of the immigra-
ton bureau has made public report
from Robert Watohern, special immi-
grant inspector, dated Paris, France
Aug. 20, 1902, on the immigration of
the United States by way of Canada.
Mr.. Watchern says that Europeans
who obviously are ineligible to enter
the United States for several years
have been directed by designing agents
to Canadian ports with view to eff
fectins surreptitious entrance into
the United States across the interna-
tional boundary. Intending immi-
grants who by reason of some disquall-
fication are rejected by the lines run
ming to United States ports are turned
over to lines running to Canada, and,
with few exceptions, they are accepted
without question. Thousands every
year thus find their way to Canada and
thence to the United States. In con-
clusion the report urges that all roads
into the United States be made equally
straight and narrow