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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-28
egRNHARor IN GERMANY.
Appeared in "Feodora" at the Imperial
Tbea{er

Appeared in "Feodora' at the Imperial
Theater.
Berlin, october ~. Sarah Bernhardt, for
the first time Since 1870, played in Germa-
NY tonight. She Appeared in Fedora" at
the Imperial theater, before an asesmblage
of nobilItes and The first personages Of
Berlin Emperor William and the empress
were not present but they sent a huge
wreath to the French actress. 1t Is under
stood that their maJestiCs viii attend "a
mutinee before the conclusion of Nine.
Bcruhardt's engagement.
Tho actress was unanimously appauded.
At the end of each act she was recalled four
or five times, aud NJ the close Of tue per
fnrmancc, after nor sixth recall and sur
rounded by a mass ~ flowers and wrCaths
Nine Beruhardt said;
III statesmen can forget so can T."
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THE FIGHT ON Mr.. HYDE.
Announced that an Effort 10 Remove
Him viii Be Made.
the STATISneIAN DISCUSSES MATTER
Secretary Wilson Believes His subordi-
nate Is Honest and viii Back Him
In Any Move He May Make.
lsneclnl 10 rhe Postl

Washington October ~ The interests
which have been lighting statisucinn John
Hyde Of the agricultural department for
some time past are growing bolder aud
are now announcing through their news
paper organs that an attempt to have
Hyde removed win be made during the
coming session OF congress and that It
will probably be successful
Mr. Hyde does not seem to be worried.
and his friends are confident that he will
he able to defeat the attacks that arc
being mnde on him They claim TINT his
enemies are almost entirely among the
spectators. who are angry because Hyde
VIII not allow them to dictate to him IA
the matter Of crop statistics. IN discuss.
Ing some Of the so-callcd Charges" aga nst
him, MIR Hyde said today; 1T Is impos-
siblc for a report to be issued from this
office that is not Objectionable to some
one, for II the news is OF favorable
nature aud indicates large crops through.
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FEW coLLIERIEs IDLE.
All Operators Are Getting Into lln' .
Rapidly as Possible.

Scranton, Pa, October Cor tne y
collieries operated by the i've bic eoulpaA..
having headquarters here, only ihir'ssl Z
still idle. The Erie has thiFty'threc Pas,
working and ono idle; the Delasais Il
Hudson, twenty-five working ana nw ~.
the Delaware, Lackawanna ana va
nineteen working and three idlei iAs &
tario and Western, eleven WorAus Z.
three idle; the Temple, seven NOT, woEk'ps, ~
one idle. Even the Butler conner, q as
Eric company, which was alioMu ~, nacba
by The water. The individual hsiss
are rapidly getting into line ana TX Z. rs
many days all of Them except = y, tsut z
will DC in operation. About ~ ~, 10 III
the old employees Of the coil t .rork,
Lackawanna region are back at,NV'
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RAllRoAps.

The Beaumont. Houston electric line Is as
surcd the permanent survey is now being
made.
The immigration agents nut In the after
room looking over Waco
Mr. Kruttschnitt may succeed Hartman
~ the presidency OF ,he Southern Pacific
The southern Pacific announces q new
train between New Orleans aud San Frau.
cisco.
The Louisiana commission Is to hold n
special meeting az Shreveport to consider
cotton rates.
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Colombian Gunboat Arrived.

Panama. Colombia, October 27,-The Co
lombiap cruiser fogotR, formerly the
steamer Jessie Banning, arrived here at 10
o'clock this morning from san Francisco.
When the Bogota arrived here Admiral Ca.
rey. the American commaElar sent All Of
hcer on boarl Of her 60 inquire II the cN-
change OF flags had becn properly made.
Captain MarmAduke answered the OK
change OF tlags had ncen made In San Fran
cisco and that the Colombian dag had the
right TO be where Il was.
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RANAMA,cANAL TITLE.

Officials OF the Company Are Pleased
With KnoS's Decision.
Paris, October 81 The announcement Of
the decision OF ATTORNEY General Knox
that he found the title to tho Panama canal
property valid and unlncumbcred, has been
received with much satisfaction by tho Of
fcials Of the COMPANY NJ. Lampre secrc.
tary Of the COMPANY. said today that the
decision bore out his contention before tho
Morgan committee Of the United States
senate lie eNpeets that the next step will
be tho conclusion of a treaty with Colon
hia While the secretary forcsees some
delay In ratifying the trcatv. he says Mr.
knoX's decision assures the carrying out
OF the Panama project.
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Il IS not possible for the Broprietors "a
publish more than a very few Of the M,
berlRine Cole Cholera and Dlarrhoes Rem.
edy afA telling OF It's remarkable cures
They come from people In every walk m
HE and from every State ia the Union. Ihg
following from Mr., n w. Greathouse. AZ
Prattsburg Ca, speaks for Itself. II wanif
have been dead now bat for the use N
ChamheFlalE's Collie, Cholera and niarfhaoa
Remedy Il cured me Of ghFOE'c diarfA9eg
after sefen years OF suffering can nsp4,
sny too much ~ pgaIee % that remedy.
For sale by all druggist4.
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WASHINGTON NOTES.
lspoelal Id m - }

Washington, october - senator Culher
son OF Texas was one OF the presidents
visitors To-Day, he romalncd with the clief
executive some time. He sald his call was
social and persona, as he merely desired o.
congratulate tie president on his birthday.
Tie comptroller Of the currency today
authorized the citizens National Bank n
Italy, Texas. 10 begin business with cap
Nal Il S2H 60. j c. Couch Is president
pnd FSnt Rsy cashier.
Il IA stated that the customs congresa
whieh was one az the three interua ional
gatherings proposed by the Fan American
congress at its lust meeting In Mckee,
will meet IN New York January ., 1000.
Thirteen republics have already announced
tneir purpose OF sendlng delegates.
A cablepam was received here at the
navy department today from Commander
Patch OF the United states cruiser Mont.
gtmery, which Is ON her way from Colon
to San JuaE, stating that he had found
every thing quiet az Santo Domingo Cit,,
where Il was reported last week that a re-
belllon had broken out.
The differences In the naval hoard 81 con.
strnction over the question as 10 whether
speed OF power was 20 predomipate IN tho
congress. took QaiclI fern today.
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OLD DISPUTE RECALLED.
Slnpyon Prize Money Case Up In the
Supreme Court

Sanpyon Prize Money Case Up In the
Supreme Court.
Washington. October 2T.-Therc was a
hrlcf reminder of the Sampson-Schiey con
iroycrsy In the United states supreme
court today. when the case OF the United
States vs., W. r. sampson, rear admiral
rt al was called for argument II In.
wolves the distribution Of prize money be.
causc Of the capture Of the Spanish cruiser
lnf0nta Maria Teresa, In the battle or
Santiago. chief Justice Fuller suggested
the necessity Of substituting some other
Attorney General ioyt for the goyern-
mcut, responded that the parties To the
might make q suggestion later In the case.
and TINT, Tor the present, tho argument
could continue under the present title.
chief Justice Fuller manifested a disuo-
that the name Of some other officer could
be used, that" he snld cot Admiral
Schicv mr. some one else,
The name " Admiral Schlcy did not
appear to meet the approval NJ the attor-
uoys present representing the naval onl-
Gers. one of them, James n. HAYDEN,
responded that there would he some ar.
iculty IN making Q substitution.
1T p" he said. there Is 10 he q Suhstitu.
tion there remains hut one man who was
Officer Of the fleet, and that Is Captain
Chadwick, who was Admiral SIMPSONS
chief OF staff Admiral Schloy's duties
were limited 10 the command Of a division
of "a fleet
81 had thought & possible" responded
the chief Justice, 90 that q might he "a
question ot rank or title"
10 this suggestion Mr.. Hayden replied
ne Admiral sampson had mt been present
and In command there Admiral Schley
would have hccn IN command of the fleet,
hut, as he was prescut aud In com
mand"
The sentence was not complctcd Ius.
.
The chief Justice seemed quito Interested
over the turn the case had taken. His
| hands were raised, as were also his voicc
Slightly. when he asked.
"Is that point Involved In this cascS'
Tie was assured that It was not and
! cnuueel took the matter of naming now
] liticant under gdyisNmpOt
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Washington, October aI-rhe ttpuen
states supreme court today granted leave
10 the state Of Louisiana to ME a Inn OF
complaint against the state Of MlsslsstpRi
LOT the determination of the water boun.
aars between the two states. rbe pstl
tion for such was died last Mondav rhe
question e rendered Important py the pres
enee OF oyster beds
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GENERAL NILES SUCCESSOR,
General YOUNG Is Mentioned as the Man
for the Place.


for the Place.
Washington. October 81 ! do not think
that am bctraviug any coincidence when
say that Maior General S. NJ. u. Young
win bc the ucNt lieutenant general Of the
army," said General Corbin today, Then
he added;
And his promotion win he enjoyed by
no one more than hv myself"
Lieutenant General Miles will retire for
age next August and this declaration ny
Gcncral Corbm was inspired by some COM.
mcnt 10 the effect that the appearance of
his (Cormps) namo in the army list next
TO that OF General Miles polluted out the
probable succession. As fact. Il IL stated
that the order Of names I'm the list was
h&cd 10y the seniority Of the commissioned
Officers. General Young would have about
a ycpr ia serve In that grade n he Is made
a lieutenant general.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-28
TEXAS PoLlTlcs.

George b Griggs is not a candidate for
speaker.
AZ meeting al Worthlng Judge Haldu.
sek exrcCed trick the republicans are try
Ing 20 work against Burgess.
Each Of the candidates In the First dis.
ttict carried his home county.
Mr.. Lsnham spoke at waco, being intro
dueed by Hon. George Clark,
Mr.. Bailey spoke TO big crowd at
Uvalde.
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COMMERCIAL.

cottcn values made sman decline on
hearlsh weather
The grain market was a little irregular,
wheat making an advance, but corn and
oats ten IN slightly.
Tho stock market showed no tendency to-
ward Improvement over inst weeks dpii
conditions Commercial paper showed DC
cline in rate.
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SPORT.

Prince Alert defeated Sir Albert S. in a
pacing race at Memphis in the fast time OF
b1A seconds for o hair mile
Happy chappy won inc feature event at
che 81. Louis Fair Grounds
Ethylene defeated st. Cuthbert by a
length at the Worth track
KID Carter was defeated by lack Root
IT Chicago,
The Aqueduct fall meeting opened at Now
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ORDERS 70 EMPLOYEES.
No Money Can Be Solicited from Depart
ments in Washington,

NO money Gan be ScHcUeu rom Depart
ments in Washington
Washington, October 2T-sccrctary Hay
today issued the following notice to the
officers and employees OF the department Of
state
"Onicers and employees Of this denart-
mcnt are prohibited 10y law from soliciting
on receiving from employees, money for
political campaign purposes Both Officers
such purposes N thcy desire to do So hut
not IN government buildings nor c1sectly
or indirectly 10 persons designated IN see.
tion Il Of the civil service act They are
prohibited from such active participation
IN campaign work. as II Is Incompatible
with their official dutles. They should not
serve on committees charged With the col.
lection aud disbursement az political funds
hut thev are free 20 vote and. In praper
way, t. express. their political sentiments
and prefette,5os."
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KING OSCARS DECISION.

Il Was Based on the Opinion of Three
Jurists.
Stockholm. October 2T-The Official or
gan today announces that King Oscars de-.
cison in the Samoan arbitration was ar.
rived at In agreement with the Views Of
dIsh minister NJ iNstire. NJ Uagernn for-
mer premier Of NORWAY. and Nj. Ccdard-
kranz, who was CHIEF Justice Of Samoi
all of whom We're called IN to assist the
king IN the work Of arbitration.
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SUMMARY OF THE NEWS.
7oday's Weather
DOMESTIC.

The Moineux trial viii snon end ln New
York aud will be placed 81 the hhnds y tic
jury.
The coal strike commission met az Wash.
Ington and President Mitchell presented The
demands OF the miners, Matters were dis
cusscd with the coal operators and the In
yestlgation viii begin October 30.
very few colllcries remain idle in the
Scranton district
The ssmrsou-Schley controversy IS re-
called by the prize money case being called
In the supreme court
Secretary Wilson viii stick to Mr., HYDE
In case any attempt is made TO remove him
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Longview. Gregg County ne a,hls NO
PIX light rain fell here carp .rIc aelSs
ing. accompanied by q sever ,rasly ro'l'f
after which It turned considel'SV
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IN. Mnrk for MlneIs.

shamokln. Pa, October TT. 4 n
sand men and boys reported ioi w, s., hi
mikes in this place and vicinity 'vSs sst y
only one third we're given empiGSs ssSuss Z
there was room for no nloFs a,ot fans 81
gangways being blocked by i00'
water.
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York. Clearwater captured the feature
event
The Latonia meeting wns uninterestlns.
The Jasper news., 1902-03-20
IT Is A "FAKE."
The Story Of the whislseyl Drinking
.. GentenaTian.

Every year or two, a story is started
OF some Que whO has attained an age Of
a buudrel years or more, and during
/ nearly all of that time has been an M
veterate user Of whiskay aud tobacco.
The story SO started will be given wide
publicity by the newspapers, and hardly
u corner of our tcountry will remain
iguorant Of shat wonderful man. The
moral OF the story is, that the use Of
whiskey and tobacco lcngthens life.
Some such story has be going the
rounds Of the papers lately. A certain
John Barlow, OF Oak Ridge, New York,
Is hale and hearty at the age of lO7
years, aud has been@a lifelong user Of
whiskey and tobacco. A few errors
have crept into this story. (lJ He does
noe use whiskey and tobacco. (2) He
is not nearly so old. (3) lie does not
live in Oak Ridge, N. Y. a. His name
is not John Barlow, nor anything else,
for no such person, described as above,
Is known la that town. Tue following
letter, written by thu postmaster Of Oak
Ridge, explains the matter fully:
Editor OF New Voice: The above
story is nothing but newspaper fake.
No such person lives here and no such
person has lived here in years 1t is
simply a fake started by some paper to
fill up space. A. X. FINEE, 4.
Postmaster" "
The story of John Brrlow, like the
pretty story Of Pocahontas saving John
smith, is shown TO be u myth.
Instead Of beipg started to "fll up
space," as Postmaster F.nke suggest
the probability is, that it was a paid AL
yertisement in the first paper and writ.
ten Eby an ingenious liquor dealer.
Other papors admitted it into their col
umns as fact, and hundreds OF thous-
ands have doubtless read it and believed
it to be true. Few, il any, of the papers
which printed the flake" will take the
trouble TO correct the false impression
given aud will leave their readers in ig-
norance as To the untruthfulness OF the |
story ID. NJ.
The Jasper news., 1902-03-20
R. L. ROBERTS & SON,
Lynnland Notes.

Mrs. VIM. Wood in her pleasing. man
ncr most delightfully."- Entertained a
number Of young friends in honor o
her guest Miss Cynthia Haynes Of Necl
City. S me fine selections OF musi,
were.rendered. The invited guests wer,
Misses Mabel aud Jessie Gather, Saido,
Pace, Laura aud Stella Byers. Haiti,
Chapman, Mcssrs Oscar Gather, KIRBY
Rudy, Joe Pace, Clarence Gather, Ray
Tallman.
Mrs |. J. Byers entertained at dinner
Sunday q auniber of her friends from
Nashville. Among them were Mr.. Tom
Ferguson wifs and children, and Mrs.
Frances Ferguson, Chas Rudy wife and
little Floy, Misses Mac Watson, Flossie
Ferguson, Mabel and Jessie Gather,
AggieWhtson, Mcssrs Oscar Gather and
KIRBY Rudy.
Boys flying kites let soar there white
winged birds. DO we do that way with
our glowing wordsS Kind thoughts ex-
pres g will never fall back dead. Let us
then 500 that they are always said.
Miss Haynes closed very successful
month Of school at Lynnland. Miss Hay
nos has genial disposition and all who
know her seem to love her. She will like
lylteach next winter.
Best regards to our Iowa and Kansas
friends who are always. glad 10 read
the Jasper News.
VIM. Wood and family we're on
tertainel at the home Of Mrs. Walter
Clino Sunday.
Mr., Jackson who has been visiting
friends hero roturnod to his. home at
Sheldon Sunday.
Miss Cynthia Haynes spent Wodnes
day evening with Misses Laura aud
Stella BySr,.
w, ii. Gather wife and Little Beulah
and Leta spent Sunday with Mrs. VIM.
Lukins,
Bucher Leach and sstor Kate visited
there sister Mrs, Houston Saturday and
Sunday,
Myrtle LuKins spent several days lat
week visiting hor Grundmothor Gather.
Hattie Chapman visited her cousins
Mayme and willchapmanlVIer Sunday. |
Joe Bird will farm pear Wiohita,
Kais ,this summer.
Fannie Milton is visiting her Uncle, al
Neck City.
jake Byors had two tine horses to die
last week.
The Jasper news., 1902-03-20

For the biennial meeting Knigbts 81,
Pythias, San Francisco, Cal, Aopus.
18th to l4th, 1902, the Mo. Pao. will ssll
ronnd trip tickets to either San Fran.
cisco or Los Angeles on August 3d To sth
inclusive, with final return limit of Sep.
temLer 80, at s45.55.
For Imperial Council Mobiles OF Mvs.
TIC Shrine, San Francisco, Cal, June 10
10 H. round trip 1865. Tickets sold
on June 2 to I, return limit July Al.
Convention Of Federation of Women's
Clubs, Los Angeles, Cal., MAY l to 8,
ronnd trip rate of 1855. Tickets sold
April 22 to 27, return limit June 25.
Special colonists' one way, rate N
Portland, Tacoma, Seattle, Spokane and
intermediate points s27.O5. Points in
Idaho aud Montana, s24.55. tickets ON
sale every day during months OF March
and April.
special one way, second class colonists
tickets to Los Angeles, CAL, every dav
during March and April.
Colonists' tickets to points in Calitor-
MA will be sold at s2j,55 during the
months Of March and April.
For further particulars call at depot
Mrs A, G. BAKER, Agent.
The Jasper news., 1902-03-20
Diamond Items.

Burning prairie seems to bo the rage
now.
Mr., and Mrs. Frank CIine.spent Sun,
day with MIR. keyser's..
Mrs, Brow and daughter Lena, OF
Pittsburg, spent Tuesday with Mrs.
Bean.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dave Talley spent Sun.
day with John Riley's, .t..,-
Farley Cline spent Saturday aud Sun
day With his sister Eva Fisher. r.. ~
Gorden Haas is visiting friends In this
vicinity.
Everett Seaman. started for Iowa last
week to stay an ind tiuite time.
Roy Creamer offended Sunday sci ool
h re Sunday.
Will aud Joe Bird spent Sunday with
Will Nett. ....
Miss Minnie Woods spent few days
last week with her,cousins Minnie aud
Myrtle Fowler.
Fila burnside and Minnie Woods
spent Friday with-Mrs Pugh OF Duyal.
Mrs. Nora McCune spent one day last
week with her parents.
Hattie Chapman spent few days last
week with her cousin Mamie Chapman.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stonehawk ker we're seen
out driving Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. Natob spent Sunday in the
mel shborhood.
Forrie Fisher made trip to Nashville
NJ 1nday.
Mrs. Creasey spent Saturday with
Mrs. Delp.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jim Chapman spent
Tuesday with viii Chapman and wife. !
Frank Wood and daughter made a
rip to Lamar Wednesday,
The Jasper news., 1902-03-20
Dublin Items.

Mr.. Goodwin and wife returned from
visiting their relatives in Jasper County
Mrs. Rosa Dyson returned from Car.
thage Wednes lay morning.
Frank Edwards went to Nashville
Thursday morning.
Mr.. Kern and George Morlsn made a
flying trip to Carthage Monday.
Our school is coming to close, we ha, o
but one more week. ..
The Jasper news., 1902-03-20
COLUMN
Matthew 4. 10
Conducted by the W. {. T. L.

II will make you fishers Of men. "
Our little temperance Life Lines" are
ready rnl quite a number have
Thrown out the life linz" but ~
Brown says there are sor'" 400 liuee /
hanging in the editorial rtum itin
for bait. IL costs ten cuat5 = yea. 81
keep one line baited fresh every month
and We hope every one interested q 'rs-
cusing the perishing will get and
work earnestly. The Jasper News and
the Life Line both ono years for clio,
and you need just such clean papers in
your homes.
The W. G.. T. U. conference which
was to be- held at Carterville was post
poned on account Of rain until Mare n
and April l. We hope jasper will be
well represented there then.
The w. &. 7. U. OF Jasper wants 10
return thanks to those members who are
anable to attend but so faithfully pay
their dues. We are often crippled iu
oar work for want OF means aud il any
one interested in the great work can
help financially, it will be very much
appreciated. We hope some OF our rich
friends will not forget us in their wills,
but we would rather have the legi
while they live 30 we cas show how
much good is done.
The w. c. T. U. will meet with Mrs.
Roop next FRIDAY March 2l at . p. III.
Every ono is welcome, The union is not
secret society. "SwISG"
The Jasper news., 1902-03-20
Our New Spring
Dress
Goods

are now in and we invite
the sladies to call and see
them. Those pretty patterns
in our front window are only
Il few of the many which will
be found on our shelves in
side. You cannot help but
buy II pattern after you see
them and learn the prices.
The Jasper news., 1902-03-20

Farm seeds: Cane, 81. rs
Cow peas: Whippo2rwill, i,
$3.50 cleaned Red Top, 81.
20 per bushel. At Webb
Drug & Hdw. Co.
Get your garden seeds at j. +. Brights.
Remember We carry full line Of
Groceries, Boots and Shoes.
ii. HKNDEIcKs.
Cream Separators.
We make and sell good Cream Sepa.
rators. Satisfaction guaranteed.
Wm Baynes,
Pure Corn Chops
at l.4O per hundred at the Jasper
Mills II. L. TALLMAS.
See those nice cleaned cur
rants at Sheets. 3Bs, 25c.
The Jasper news., 1902-03-20
Butterick Patterns
For sale by q"
R. l. Roberts & Son.

Pickles
..ust received barrel Of fine pickles,
Call and try sample. X. W. SHEETS.
Ifyour child is cross or pSevish, 1t is no
doubt troubled with worms. WH1E'
CRHAA VERMnUaE will remove the
worms, and its tonic effects restore its
natural cheerfulness. Price, 9l cts. at f,
i. LaudsIbaugh Co,
The Jasper news., 1902-03-20
The NILS.

4 saloon can no more be run without
using:up boys than tiouring-mill with
out wheat, or saw mill without logs.
The only question is, whose boys your
boys or mine-our boys or our neighbors A.?