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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-02-05
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Tafts Makes Some Statements That
Are New to Americans.
Washington, Feb. f-Goyernor TAFT to-
day continued his narrative before the
senate committee the Philippines con
corning conditions in she Philippine ar
chipelago. Referreing to his testimony
OF yesterday he said he feared that he
had given a wrong impression concerniEs
the part of the army had stayed in
bringing the insurrection to an end but il
so this was due TO the fact that he could
not present a correct impression OF the
whole situation from one point Of view.
Then in order to give the army its just
dues he took up ana snalyzed its work III
the islands. He recalled that as soon as
General Otis had received reinforcene his
sufficient for his purpose the Philippine
army had broken up and scattered into
guerilla bands On this point Aguiuaido
and Luna had differed. Luna advocating
the continuance OF the war on the ola
lines. So sharp was this difference. he
said. that Aguinaldo had directed and se-
cured the assassination Of Luna thus
leaving the way open for the carrying out
OF his own plans he would not he
said. report the incident ig il had not been
positively reported to him hy General
Funston. Aguinaldo said that If be did
not XIII Luna. Luna would kin him. IN
deed. the custom was 20 order man g
death in his absence and have him killed
upon his return. The presence Of these
guerilla bands rendered II necessary 10
place garrisons everywhere. there beius
at one time as many as 500 of them This
rendered the work before The army very
arduous and the activity, the skill and
the bravery of the American troops were
such as 10 soon render the enemy tlrsd
Of the warfare
Speaking OF the military policy IN The
Philippines Governor Taft said; The
war has been al over ia these islands
and that which remains Is a crime against
civilization T. is also crime against
the Filipino people 10 keep up a state q
war under the cireumsta nces- They
have worn out the risht % any treatment
but that which Is severe ard within the
laws Of var"
Governor Taft also sad that the great
majority Of the people q tire islands de-
sire peace and thar the inEIrrectioEists
were by their arts preventing tie mass
- the people frea settling doEa ard
earning quiet figfuE. Instead - being
allowed 20 10 this taey wer= keps under
a system Il terrorism. which should bs
stopped.
..The condition II activity continued
untg the last presidential election 81 TIE
t-n.ted states" SAID the esvsrner. the
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-02-05
ALASKAN
RAILROAD
CHARTERED
Grimes Issues Charter to
Company Very Foreign
3 GUTHRIE Sl0cKHOLDtR S
One Office of Company Is 10
be al Gu hrie.
3 GUTHRIE Sl0CKHOLDtR

Guthrie. Q. T. ebruary A charter has
been chartered by Secretary Grimes TO the
Alaska Southern Railroad company to op-
crate railroad for the transportation CT
freight and passengers between Bur
rough's Bay. Alaska. 10 Lalzeton, British
Columbia. The estimated length Of the
road is 80 miles. The offices of the road
will be in Guthrie and Danville, Illinois.
The capital stock is two million dollars.
with ". I. Cooke. Allen Cooke, John J.
Campbell. T. I. I'm of Danvle. H.; John
". Daily, Katchikan, Alaska; ". d. Ford
Of GaIena, Kansas; and J. c. Strang, c.
II. Filson and c. II. Woods Of Guthrie as
stockholders.
The Lawton-D Denton Mining company.
with headquarters in Lawton has been
chartered for a term of twenty years To
DO a general prospecting business. The
incovporators are p. c. Withers, 0. p.
Poe. S. P. OdelI. Denton. Texas. c. a.
Fewell. VIM. Buell.. I. c. Burt and ]. c.
Shipley Of Lawton. The capital stock is
one million.
The Modern Arcanum, a fraternal, Sc
cret insurance association has been char
tered by Secretary Grimes with Fred L.
Conger. G. L. Horton. VIM. P. Couger.
J. ". Webb James Mccartney. c c.
Stanley. r. D. Long. c. z. Kelley. c. L.
Woodard, NJ R. Harren. George W.
Spencer of Oklahoma City and Eugene
Gill Of Guthrie as officers and board OF
directors.
The Capital Mining company OF Okla
homa City for term Of twenty years,
with a capital stock OF s6o00o The di-
rectors are, J. II. Wheeler. James Geary.
". ". Storm. ]. L. Black Of Oklahoma
City.
The Masonic Hall association Of Law
ton for twenty years for the purpose
erecting hall for the use of Masonic
bodies: capital stock $4,000. The incor-
porators are Z. Campfeld, Edwin d
Meeker, c. W. Starting. O. p. N. Butler
and J. W. Riley of Lawton.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-02-05

1oubtsdly. In THEN <<rcrienee ae~Jnr-
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where prominent citizens or members -
heir families had been cured W1tfia a
hort tine bg this remedy, ~ sefsous
.Halenss resulting from impaired serves.
among Theses was the Ch.ef ef Police of
ihaE city. whose csiee was in ths same
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The publication ~ utany of these ex-
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who We're zic1-aHs in every community
there are thousands Of people who. hav-
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re3s OF those Wao wete sick we've tans in
formed of the cne true Taacdy fo- thliE
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Uus0ught and unexpected letters resau
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oIr:fha. telling ot their experiences some
of ;hsse legters were published hy ger-
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They pll told in different ways the same
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-02-05
Shot Himself in Leo.

FL Reno, Q. T., Feb. 4-Henry Phillips
of this city is laid up with a rather main
fui leg. He is of the night force at the
choctaw depot and was accidentally shot
saturday night while lying asleep or
some trunks. The gun was in his poclzet
ana 1t Is not known how it was dis
charged The ball entered the leg Just
below the knee and came out at the bot
tom OF his foot. making a painful and
very serious wound.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-02-05
sAYED HER cHlLp,s lie.

In three weeks our chubby little boy
was changed by pneumonia almost to a
skeleton, writes Mrs. ~. Watkins. Of
Pleasant City, o. a terrible cough set
In. that, IA spite of a good doctors treat
hlent for several weeks, grew worse every
aay. We then used Or. Kings New Dis
rovery for Consumption, and our darling
was soon sound and well. We are sure
this grand medicine saved his life" Mil
lions know it's the only sure cure for
Coughs. Colds and an Lung diseases.
Gehrng's pharmacy guarantee satisfac-
ton. 50c 81 %
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-02-05
EL RENO CHEERING UP
Electric Light Plant and Street Car
Plant Are Direct Causes.

Ell Reno. o. T., Feb. 4-Thls city ia
to have an up-to-date electric light and
power plant and the. plans and speeif-
cations for the new buildings have been
adopted by the new company. The COM
pany was recently organized, with Henry
Lassen as president, John \. Masters as
secretary and manager, Charles NJ. Jack
man rs treasurer.
In addition TO the lighting plant. it IS
very probable that the Rock Island and
ChooJaw railroad stations will be con-
nected by street car line, the power to
be furnished by this company. Mr.. Las
sen IS at the head of this movement and
as he is president Of the Canadian Coun-
ty Milling company, it is reasonable to
suppose that some Of the transferring for
this line will be done by electric power.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-02-05
LITTLE, POWERFUL, STRENUOUS
Every Man Is Right on the Heels of
That Postoffice

Guthrie. Q. T.. Feb. A number Of
endorsements from prominent territorial
politicians were sent in Saturday TO
Washington in behalf OF W T. little.
candidate for the Perry postoffice. The
ight is getting rather warm and Mr..
Little is working hard TO secure the Of
nee. While in the city today he consulted
with a number of men, bat had nothing
to say in regard to his candidacy. II is
understood that Delegate Flynn IS for
AIr TfftIe
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-02-05
Pittman Enters Congressional Race.

OAIdHoma CITY, Q. T., Feb. a. G.
Plttman. county attorney of Pottawato-
ME county. has decided to enter the
race for the congressional nomination
on the Democratic ticket Mr.. Pittman
mas formally announced his candidacy
ana his many friends will push ais in
terests.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-02-05
0KLAHOMA'S GOT ONE
meTcenary COrrespO sdent sets on
One On snd an Territory.

Guthrie. o. T., Feb. 4-Indlan terri
tory is suffering the worst grass famine
IN years and ia the vicinity Of Antlers
cattle in poor flesh are dying by the
hundred. There have been two weeks of
cold weather. Between Fort Smith. ar
kansas. and Paris. Texas. the country
has nearly an been burned and feed is
very scarce in the event Of omen weather
The owners hope 70 revive cattle on the
hottom lands bur continued snow and
eieet have made it almost imrossible for
cattle to get 10 water ard back 10 feed
again The Impson valley and Red. River
country which has always wlntered cat
Tie with bat little loss. reports third Of
their cattle viii die before winter is over
All stockmen are greatly discouraged
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-02-05
vANDRuFF FOUND GUILTY
jury Returns Verdict in Case of Man
Charged With Homicide.

Charged With Homicide.
Guthrie. o. r., Feb. 4-The Perry Re-
publican says:
The jury in the Vandruf homicide case
tried here ca the change OF venue from
Pawnee county and which has held the
courts attention for the past week. re
turned verdict yesterday of manslaught-
or and recommended the defendant to the
mercy OF the court. The argument was
closed ana the case given to the jury
late Saturday afternoon. All day Sun
day was occupied by them IN arguing the
merits and demerits of the case. and in
having the entire evidence of the prin-
eipal witnesses read 10 them. but it was
not until Monday morning that a jury
was agreed upon. The minimum sentence
Under the verdict is four years in the
territorial peuitentfarv
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-02-05
MILLIONS PUT TO wopk

ne WONDERFUL activity Of the new CEN
tury is shown by an enormous demand for
the worlds best workers-Dr. Kings New
Life Pills. For Constipation. Sick Head
ache, Biliousness. or any trouble of
stomach Liver or Kidneys they're un-
nvaled. Only 25c at Gehring's pharmacy.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-02-05
TWO CREEKS LOCKED UP
Two Followers of Crazy Snake Are
Put Away for Keens

Guthrie. o. T., Feb. 4.-sam johnson
and William Sullivan, two followers of
Crazy Snake, the belligerent Creek In
dian, have been arrested for interfer-
ing with Creeks who attempted to i'm
prove their allotments and have bee,
placed in the federal prison at Muszogee
They were leaders Of Crazy Snakes
forces during his absence in Washing
ton.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-02-05
Ell RENO AFTER KATY
That Town Sends a Delegation TO Try
To Securn Rallrnad

Guthrie, O. T.. Feb. A delegation of
III Reno citizens arrived her last night
10 confer With the officials of the Katy
read relative 10 buildine 70 IT Reno.
The delegation consists Of Col g. p
Lincoln. J. g. Sacketr. J. w. McGrath
John 4. Masters. ". J. Con, J. T. All
sen and Otta 4 Shurtee.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-02-05
Sheriff Thompson Brings Down TWO

OWGTFI WUHip5UW ETIFgS DyWII Wu.
FL Reno. o. T.. Feb. 4-SheTin Thomp-
son aud two deputies Of caddo county
came over yesterday from Anadarko
with two horse thieves, who We're re-
Gently captured by United States. Deputy
Marshal Ed Flowers near Arapahoe. The
prisoners had their preliminary hearins
Saturday at Anadarko and were brought
here yesterday and lodged in the county
Jail for safe keeping.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-02-05
RHEuDaATlSRl

NV RHEUrATISf1 CURE is Just as
certain 10 cure rheumatism as water
is to quench thirst No matter what
part OF the body the pain may be in
0r whether il is acute or chronic,
rUNYON'S RHEUfIA TISn CURE
will drive it out in few hours, and
fully cure in a few days.-1ONFON.
Munyon's Dyspepsia Cure VIII cure any case OF
Indigestion or stomach trouble.
Ninety per cent. Of kidney complains. including
The earliest stages of Brghts Disease can be cured
with Munyon Kidney CuVs.
Munycn sCafarrh Curey.l u cure catarrhottnc ne2o'
throat and stomach, roma-tcr OF how long Standing
Nervous Affections apddiseases Of the j, srtaFecon-
srolled and cured by Munyon sNervs and eaFts ufs.
Munyon' Cold Cure VIII treak upanytofn oi ceie-
Munyon's Niralzer restores lost powers 20 "e<s
men. Price s..
The Guide 10 Health lfEeel tells about diseases
ard their cure Get al any drug store ne Curss
are all on sale there. mostly n z5 cents val
MunroG, New y 0rS and Philadelphia
MUNYON'S Nh tLER CUHEs CATABRAs
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-02-05

10 CURE GRIP ~ = WO DAYS.
Laxative Bromo-Quinine removes the
cause. z. W. Groves signature on every
box.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-02-05
Art is Fine Printing

Which is the result OF a combination OF beauti-
full faces Of type arstcaly arranged and neatly printed
on nice paper. The art of printing has reached that
stage where none save an expert can tell it from
craving or copper-plate.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-08-26
As to East Texas Peaches.

A railway official, giving up-to-date in
formation on East Texas orchard!ng 10
The Houston Post. says: "Nurserymon
buy the seed at 30 cents per bushel and
two bushels of peaches make one bushe
Of seed We didn't know that East
Texas peaches were one-half seed
would like to see some of that sort,
not to eat, but as Il curiosity.-The
FERN and Ranch.
Mr.. william Doherty. assistant general
PASSENGER and freight agent for the Hous
ton East and West Texas railway, gave
The Post the information in a conversation
with reporter on the subject of the won
derful development of East Texas. Nj,
Doherty explained that he nad not Investi-
gated for himself just how much seed was
contained In two bushels OF peaches, but
Prof. +. w. Mally of the Agricultural and
Mechanical college, a recognized authority
on fruit and truck growing. to whom farm
ers ard railway officials alike apply for in
formation and guidance, was authority for
the statement. Some time ago party con
tain Jim Garrison and Mayor w. Y.
Garrison visited the canning factory at
Garrison station. During the inspection
Prof Mally inquired the price of peaches
and the disposition made OF the seed. Upon
being informed, Prof Mally remarked that
all SEED should be kept for sale; that he
would pay so cents the bushel for same for
use at his commercial nursery, and that
about two bushels Of peaches made one
bushel Of seed. Mr. Doherty considered the
information Of value to farmers and gave
1t out for their beneft.
Mr., Doherty remarked yesterday that
Farm and Ranch could not preserve an
East Texas peach longer than a minute as
a curiosity. The temptation would be too
great.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-08-26
WEAPON NOT CONCEALED
SHOTGUN LOAD OF BUCKsHoT DIS
CHARGED IN OFFICE OF POST.
Marshall Tankersey, Jr., Chased Negro
into the Office Door-Was Dis
armed and Arrested.

Marshall Tankersley, Jr. was arrested
sent to the police station on the charge OF
assault to murder. Gilbert Hicks negro.
Is the complainant in the case. The difb-
Guilty originated on Franklin avenue, near
Fannin. Tankersley is employed as &c h
aud tmekeeper by MesSls lIipp q key
and Hicks as foreman of the street gang
engaged IN paving Franklin avenue, Hicks
stated that the trouble arose o.er the dis
charge OF a negro under his orders and he
It, He said MIR. rankersley went OF and
returned with shotgun and renewed the
trouble, when he ran into the business Of
nee of The Post followed by Tankersley
There the latter tried to shoot him, he said,
the gun being discharged once.
Employees Of The Post hrst learned Of
the trouble BY hearing the cry Of Don't
into the outer office. Two of the attacAes
of the office then ran ont and found the
who was standing at the nd window.
Tankersley was standing close by with a
double hnrreled shotgun. The gun was
grasped by the two Post attaches and
discharged The load entered one of the
office doors and bored a hole. the charge
going into the floor and scattering spllters
right and left. The gun was hnally
broken by. The Post pa9pe, who to3k IT.
away from Tankersicy. Officer Cahiil then
placed the latter under arrest.
Mr.. Tankersey gave bond in tho sum OF
$500. with Messrs. Hip x Key as surctles
He made No statement for publication, but
II is understood he claims the negro used
abusive and insulting language toward him
The case will he heard tomorrow by jus
tice Matthews
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-08-26
A PRACTICAL SUGGESTION.
Plan to Cultivate Rice Eating as Well as
Rice Growing.

RAN 10 cultivate Hice Eating as Well as
Rice Growing.
George Graybiu, immigration agent OF
the Southern Pacific at shelbyvne, H.,
is in the city. lie is best remembered
10 the Houston public in connection with
the big Immigration excursion which came
I" IeXas III june. in which "Glayblns Ex.
curSion' ear figured largely
MI GraYbill is an enthusiast on the rice
question aud hopes that movement VIII
soon he inaugurated whereby the fine quan.
ties OF rice as food may he more prac-
tlcaliy presented, nos only to people who
do not live in rice growing Suites. but 10
people right here in the center of the
industry. Mr.. Graybill suggested That rice
Kitchens be established in all large cities
by these interested in the development o.
the rice Industry where. If only temporary
expert cooks might prepare various kinds
Of rice dishes for the public ana thus
demonstrate practically the many ways Ia
which palHtahle Dishes may be served. Il
also said that nice cook books and similar
literature could be distributed through
these Kitchens and bring the methods OF
cooking before the people
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-08-26
R.ubIloan Convention roday.

The republicans of Harris county VIII
meet in convention this morning in the
criminal district court room at head OF
Cs pitol street at 10 O'Clock.
. Delegates 10 the state convention, 10 be
held at Fort Worth September ., Will be
elected, and a county chairman and secre
tary to serve for the ensuing two years
The meeting is expected to be without
much friction, as leaders OF the party
say they will take the hint thrown oul
by President Roosevelt and use their best
EFFORTS 10 keep down fractional strife. II
is said .ha. William Green. coiored, vii.
be made chairman OF the convention. Ed
ii. Williams, colored, is a candidate fol
the county chairmanshlp. II is rumoreu
that an uninstructed e<Tgation Will DC
sent 10 the State convention.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-08-26
HN0T WON HANDICAP.
volaea Was Badly Beaten in
the Race.
usfpcRAFT WON IN A DRIVE
49,. Have Left Saratoga for
h sNu sheepshead Bay--Favor-
~ ~ Won at Kinlooh Park.

~, August yo.-rhe IrOquOis handi-
eSss uSs5 TO the winner, was won
"D .1o today by the third cnolce,
", which in a tield Of four was
". 70 /. wanna Moinen, the h
.,,,e was second, seven lengths
,Isrris a good third. Bon MOT
" shn IL ne best and ran away from
ksN Du.' ,ne stretch. Wain-u- Moinen
1 ~ tssy. Clear; fast.
Efls a. Evenly yards-Alene ABBOTT.
ID 'I anhnster Time l;46A.
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M stlos. Time lOSI2.
s.lissp steeplechase' snort course--Ada
Z, fs Iroo,lois naudicap-Bon MOL,
|Ei m Hargis. Time 1:3y13.
|1aA V.nrlours. h0ndicap--Rose Tree,
ne lu,siiafor. Time 1:2I-a.
" seventy yards-Frank NJ, Inc
Y gro. Time LAVA
aAwTHoRNE ENTRIES.
.,lougs, 2.yearolds Sidney {; Love
NJ lgi"iHisS Watkins Oyerton 106, San
haa uammon, Prodigal Son, Puedalc,
\ NY Rrckley los, Bell Malone, Mao
N Az, ~ Flash Of Injury, Mary Glenn,
y ,.NeJSo.;es-Federal Ill, Georgia 100,
b i ,in i,,s Ietrenue lU6, Money Muss
|en sn.chnca 1903. Rcd Hook, Aggressor
n.y. bu.'TT Corrine finland, Jane ilolley,
a N, Iouy 9S, Evening star, Nellie Wad-
n SHp selling Marcos 112. Lingo 100,
" paI, Res, Man Pretorius lU3. Somer-
q g siicps. john y. Clarke 1o1.
n, handicap Brulare IL. Lakeview
y w Jimlnez 10 Joe Frey, Harry
\ Il; Searcher 1OG, Silurian, Artenu
I. l,p2 Holly 81.
H.. .an frrlougs st. Simonian H., Sieata
/ H,iney, Rolling Boer l07, Radiant
y, l;eorge Arab. Geyscr 1O4, Form 1O2
q. i Corbett, Joe Frey 107, Gala Thee
! attenuation io7 Rowland Prince, Ma
DiloD. Rabunta iJi.
M and quarter, selling Llzzella III,
<. Elkin. crest. Alicante, Gallant,
as.stury JOG, Edith Q. l04, Caliban 81
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-08-26

nome run by Brennan Ncro
msng. Attendance 40. 0NSun and Allie
Little Rock on 49, - r n p
Wstt ..'.... 900 500 oo3- q ,s a
watt and Lynch; Hopkins ana Roth o
Oh snvilie' August 25.-Nemphis scorsa
VIM" winning run In the ninth on hits hv
,so 1t,iams and Breltenstein. Attendancs
Score
IMaSnrsiLe ''.....,...021 COL Ooo- II
RraI, .:;.'...:.. 600 COZ Dol & y
and Fisher. SUM- FROM, Hill
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-08-26

noon the men were srraigned before coun.
~ Judge Wheat. Some OF them entered
pleas of guilty. while others had a sort Of
short trial to develop the striking testi-
OF intimidation and were the result OF Ike
orders issued at Port Arthur 70 the negroes
TO leave the city and which Terminated In
the shooting last Wednesday Judre
Wheat promptly fined the men 81 each.
Those who were assessed were. Ed WI.
kee. Ed While, w. n. Hendrus, j. c. CORN.
George Scott Arthur Dohyer, ". l.. Boyce,
J. Walker and Ernest fisher
The shooting cases will come IN before
the grand Jury and the man who is In inil
under that charge will probably stay there
to await the action of the grand iurv
which will be convened early in Septem.
her
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-08-26
New shinnle and Saw Mil.

Messrs. C. II. Wilder and son viii estab-
lish a saw mill single and box factory
on the line Of the Houston East and West
Texas railway. in the Fifth ward, where
they have secured a site. They expect TO
have the plant In operation within three or
four weeks. The enterprise will employ a
force OF fifteen or twenty men at the out
set.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-08-26
Deep Water COMMITTEES.

Beaumont, Texas. August 25.-The deer
water subcommittee, which was appointed
by the regular committee at a meeting last
week. will probably leave for Washington
Thursday to see the secretary Of war.
They will try TO get him to agree to the
propositions as already stated In The Post
and Will then return Via Kansas City,
where they will meet the rest " the com.
mlttee and will then present to President
Knott their requests or propositions. which.
ever they see fit to call them. They met the
Orange people Saturday night and thry
viii work In harmony with Beaumont and
will also send members along TO the samc
points to help present the cases