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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-02-26
RATTLE OF THE RAIL.

An effort Is muklus 10 have all the rail.
roads entering Chicago arrive and depart
from the Union passenger station.
The Galveston, Harrisburg and san An.
tonic has purchased a tract of land i've
miles east Of FL Paso and railroaders at
that end are guessing about It.
Plans are on foot looking to the merging
Of four minor lines, the Chicago aud East.
ern Illinois. Evansville and Terra Haute,
Monon and Cincinnati Hamilton aud DAY.
ton.
The Rock Island will inaugurate the
opening Of the new line from Chicago to
FL Paso on March l. At FL Paso connection
VIII be made with the Southern Pacific
tor San Francisco.
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cam,ron Cullinos.

Cameron, Texas, February 25.-Last week
Monta. the eldest son Of Hon, and Mrs.
NJ. ]. Moore, had his face seriously pow.
der burned and left eye injured by fooliug
with powder and q toy cannon. He Is do
ing very well now
Presiding Elder Cochran is In the city A..
tending conference
Attorney and Colonel Cox are visiting IN
Addison county this week
II. l.. Steward OF Memphis, Tenn., IS Wis.
ting his friend ID. Marshall
Miss Estelle Molyer has returned from a
visit 10 her sister 10 Dallas.
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the purpose of founding a colored industrial
school uuder the auspices of the church
DICKINSON - Regular shipments OF
strawberries will begin In about thirty
days. The crop is a good one.
GONZALES. -Preparation are now I'M
der way for beginning work on the stee!
bridge TO be built at this point.
MARSuALL.-Three boys have been Jail
ed here on a charge Of burglariZins store
and the postoffce at Scottsvllle.
CAMPBELL.-Frank Horton was shot
twice, once In the cheek and ouce In tbs
leg Neither wound Is dangerous.
SAN ANTONIO.-The establishment of j
S. Dodds & Co. was broken into by bur.
glars and goods to the value Of over 500
stolen
TIMPsoN.-several bridges on the Texas
Sabine Valley and Northern have been
washed out. Streams were put out of banks
by the heavy rain.
TENAHA.-Freght train No. . was
wrecked about six miles east Of Tenlha
Fight cars of lumber were ditched' On
unknown man was killed.
ALvIN.-Within the next few days straw
berry pickers will be in demand here. The
crop Is a big one and will give employ
ment to a large number of people
MISSOURI CITY.-A good supply OF
feet and it is probable that number OF
wells will be put down in the near future,
MENARDvILLE.-Two men have been
jailed here Cor hole up Sam Zettlemeyer
a his ranch near here and competing MN
at the point of a pistol to sign cheek
for $40.
FORT WORTH-The executive commit
tee OF the state Epworth League met here
Tuesday night TO make preliminary ar
rangemenls for the annual convention 10 be
held in Fort Worth May ~ to Is.
FORT WORTH.-H d. PaXson who ha'
been Federal quarantine inspector at Ia.
Foit Worth stock yards for some months
has been transferred 20 Trinidad Colo. ii
Is succeeded here by L, \. Klein Of Ames
Iowa. who was here in 1900 The change
Is effective at once.
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CONFIRMATION TELEGRAM.
American Official Wires Of Miss Stone IS
Release

American Official Wires OF Miss Stones
Release.
Constantlnoplc, February Ca. A. Gar.
Eullo the first draComan Of the American
legation here, today telcgraphed the follow.
ing message from Stumit8a, Macedonia,
whore Miss Ellen NJ Stone and Nine.
Tsilka arrived February 2S after their re-.
lnaac by the hrigands who held them Ia
captivity;
"Ilave seen Miss stone Will leave with
the ladies for Snlon;ka February %"
Washington, February 20.-Secretary Hay
has been informed by the Turkish legation
here that Miss Stone has been released ON
Turkish territory The board of foreign
missions at Boston has tcegraphed Secrc.
tary Hay an expression Of thanks for ef.
forts of the state department which have
resulted in Miss Stone release.
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TEXAS DEATH ROLL.
Peter McEnroc; at ciilmer.

Mrs Peter McEnroe: at Gilmer.
Mrs. Laura Wilson; at Clehurnc.
Mrs. s. +. Robinson at Corslcana.
Miss Ethel Blcdsoe, Of pneumonia, near
Corsicana.
HAAS.-Denlson. Texas February 25
Alexander Haas, grand chancellor of the
knights OF Pythias of the Indian Territory,
died today.
ROBERTSON.-Dalas, Texas. February
25,--Private kilograms tonight announce he
sudden death today AT the Mystic in Chi
caGo of Thomas y. Robertson Of the whole
sale jewelry house of Robertson & Hill of
Dallas Mrs. Robertson started for Chi
cago tonight. The burial will take place
al the old home near Detroit, Mich
COMER.-Forr Worth, Texas. February
25.-Matilda T. Conner. mother of [. r..
Conner, general manager OF the Rio Graude
division Of the Frisco, died this afternoon
AT the family residence aged "a years De
ceased was born in Henry county MIS-
souri,. She moved 70 For Worth with her
husband from ST. Louis in 1898. The
funeral VIII take place tomorrow afternoon.
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nonlt Acoent Counterfeits.

For piles, skin diseases, sores, cuts
bruises burns and other wounds nothing
equals DeWitts Witch Hazel Salve Don
accept counterfeits. None genuine except
DeWitt's. Il have suffered since 1869 with
protrudlng, bleeding piles and until re
Gently could ind no permanent relief. 90
says j. L, Gcral Of St Paul. Ark 'i'innl
N | tried DcWitts Witch Hazel Salvc
which soon completely cured me"
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WIlI Writn Lln Az Llne

A letter has been received by Assistant
General Passenger Agent Doherty Of the
Houston East and West Texas from Mr.
Frank Holland. editor Of Farm ana Ranch,
Dallas. In that letter Mr.. Holland states
that he has heard If the wonderful dc.
velopment being made In the country tribu.
tary 10 the East and West aud that he will
send special correspondent over the line
10 write up It's many advantages.
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MEETING OF B. OF |. {.
Largest Gathering Of Railroad Men
Ever Held in The State.
WEST POINT ROUTE SELECTS HOUSTON
As the Point for It's Southwestern Head
quarters With MIR. w. g. Terhune
in Charge OF the Office.

Denison. Texas, February 25.-The meet
Ing OF the Brotherhood of Locomotive En-.
gineers tomorrow viii be the largest gath.
erlng Of railway men ever held in the
State. T. NJ. Arthur, grand chief engineer
of the brotherhood, arrived today. Cover
nor Joseph d. Sayers will arrive tomorrow
The reception OF the distinguished guests
takes place at the opera house tomorrow
Afternoon
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MI W. j. Bissouett OF this city, who
has been elected as delegate to repre-.
sent San Jaclnto division No. 1896, Broth
erhood OF Locomotive Engineers. at the
general meeting of the order. which meets
N Dcnison. Texas, today. left last night
over the Houston and Texas Central for
that cifv.
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VIII Locate in Texas.

About ten families Of homeseekers came
in yesterday from Louisiana and Alabama
points to locate Ia Texas They were In
charge Of Immigration Agent Dixon Of the
Houston East and West Texas.
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Tank at Bryan compIsted.

Bryan, Texas, February Contractor
Hanson has completed the big tank for the
International and Great Northern railroad
at this place and his teams and grading
outfit left this morning for the northern
extension Of the road between Waco and
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HInsboro pepot 70 Re Enhanced.

Hillshoro. Texas, February 5-The Cot
ton Belt has issued an order for forty.
hve-foot addition to their depot here Some
additions are to he made to the freight
department and some changes in the wait.
ing room.
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M. soott,s New Placn.

Clehurne, Texas, February 25.-W. B.
Scott. division superintendent Of the South
ern and Western divisions Of the Santa Fe,
has been promoted To the general superin-
tendency OF the Pecos Valley division of the
Santa PC system.
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Fort Worth. The dam for the tank is 3240
feet long. twentv-four feet high and 10
feet wide at the bottom and twenty-five
feet Wide at the top. When filled With
water the tank will make q lake covering
tYentyone acres Of land.
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Terminal Case postnored.

Austin, Texas, FEBRUARY %. The IL
Paso terminal crossing case which was set
for March =, has been postponed unit
March II on account of no quorum beiug
present in the railroad commission.
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Homeseekers, Rates

The Southern Pacific lines announce that
homeseekers' tickets by foreign lines will
he sold on March and IS, April and Is.
May 6 and 20.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-02-26

Rest for rheumatism. Elmer & Amend's
Prescription No, 2sJl. celebrated on us
perifs for many enectval cures z. w.
schmidt, Houston, rexar, sole sKAnts.
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Fifth Ward Depot.
leave 100 am Express Train. .Auivs 10 90 N
Grand Central Depot
Leave e.o5 p. r............. Arrive 9.o2 n
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Kansas bi kan.-The governor of A.,
for John d Dunn SHnt 5n : Crequlstiou 10 Kansas
arrest Tor tho no" ro JJS Seorge Durham under
'''s' Ark four weeks ago. "'aA AT C'arAs'
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NJ. K. g. r. Depot. Fifth Ward.
leave so a H...,........,....Ar Arrive 9. so a. N
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For Galveston Trains see G.. n All
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32l Nicholson ST.. Richmond, va.
April 3, 1901,
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Grand Central Depot
Leave No. ". ..f0.os am Arrive Mas. 7.S0 .. n
Lsvs No. 49,. Ills .. m Arrive No fo.4.00 a -
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RAILROAD SCHEDULE.

Grand Central nepo.
Issrs Ne g.. AIS a N Arrive No 1000 ,.
ksve No s....7.5O .. m Arrive Ne. y,o.4sa ~
Leave No $3.50 an Arrive No. s.1o3 .. -
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n. u. & w. n. n, q.

hese trains leave the Santa F. Congress
Depot 10 minutes later than the above.
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CURES STOMACH TROUBLE.

Gentlemeu; | have used Dudy's Pure
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tenett derived from 1t, I can safely recon-
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-14

special breathing exercises. looking to-
ward their healthiesC development. should
be given in this article. In performing
these exercises, please 70 remember that
there is no special trick about deep
breathing. which is the only satisfac-
tory and healthy way to breathe. If you
don't breathe deeply. many parts of the
lungs do not receive supplies of fresh air
and. as a result. they deterioriate through
disuse and. finally. these neglected parts
cngender such dangerous diseases as con-
sumption. In these breathing exercises.
simply try to take in all the air that
you possibly can. observing of course,
the Interchangeable ruie OF standing prop
ery so that the chest viii have the best
possible opportunities for expanding.
Exercise I. Take tire correct standing
position. Stoop little forward and blow
out al! the air that you can. Gradually
inhare. throwing the head and shoulders
back as you do SO. When you have taken
in nearly all the air that you are carahle
Of dtine raise the arms and shoulders
and give two or three little gasps. in or
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-lG s. GOD roR TIE EHTlRE UPPER pAQT OF TIE BODY

der to fill the lungs to their utmost ca
pacity Do not exha1e all the air at one
puff. Let it out gradual +. but little
faster than you took it in Do this eN--
ercise seven or twelve times, resting. be-
tween each time.
Exercise II. Similar TO the previous
exercise but do it much faster Take five
deep b-e1ths very rapidly. filing the lungs
at ore quick drawing in of air. and
expel all the air that you possibly can
at one puff.
Exercise III Fill the lungs as in
exercise I. Then. holding tire air. pace
the hands on the hips and bend forward
once. until the body is at right angles
with the legs; then let the air out grad
ually Rereat about seven times, bend
Ing the body sometimes forward. some
times to either side. but never make
more than one bend to q breath.
II these exercises won't develop your
lungs and increase your chest expansion.
nothing will-vou're beyond hope and
should make your will and prepare for
the inevitable end OF all mankind.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-14
A Talk With MIR. Goode Recalls
Some Famous Men.
REMARK MADE BY BLAINE
The Sands Upon Which He Made Foot
prints We're Shifting Sands "-How
Ben Hill Smoked Malone Out.
Col Mosby's War Story.

especial Correspondence Of The Tilnes)
WASHINGTON, ID. c.. Dec. 1S.-Pass-
Ing up Sixteenth Street a few days since,
/ met Hon. John Goode, of Virginia. in
front Of the Lafayette Theatre which
occupies the site Of the old Blaine man
zion, and also of the old historic house
in which Seward lived when he was as
eaulted by Payne Gone of Booths con-
1ederatesJ. After adverting to the his
toric character or the place, Co oael
Goode repeated in substance n brief c5n-
versation between himself and James
G. Blaine, that occurred a short time be-
lore the latters death at this very spot.
said Mr. Blaine: IT it's q fair Quos-
lion. how old are you?p
Mr. Goode replied that he was born in
1850: whereupon Mr.. Blaine promptly re-
marked that he himself was born IN 1870.
Mir Goode rejoined: We'll. Mr.. Secre-
tary. am iitde your senior but you
have made much deeper footprints on
the sands Of time than II
All" said Mr.. Blaine, In serious. pa
ihetic tones; the shifting SANDS, the
shifting sands!" and with his peculiarly
Dramatic manner, he bowe- himself into
his home.
10 words could indicate more clearly
how ltccnly he realized tho disappoint
u7ent Of his political ambition
recall Cardinal Wolseys words TO
Cromwell. IN which he spoke Of the bit
tc,ncss Of his own disappointed life. and
satd that he. Ike a boy with a BLADDER
around him, had been swimming these
many: summers on sea of glory. ard
n last had sunk beneath the waves
cromwell 1 charge thee fling away am
b.tion: by that sin fell the angels
"All Is vanity and rexation of spirit
In much wisdom there Is much gri f:
and he that increaseth knowledge in
creaseth sorrow. In modern tines the
doctrine Is well expressed by Pope:
Man never is but always to be best
also by the earlier poet Dryden: f:ts.sfaS
when consider lie, It's 81 a cheat;
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DAYS WHEN GIANTS
WERE IN CONGRESS


Vet, fooled with hope. men favor the de-
ceit,
Trust on, and think tomorrow will re-
pay;
Tomorrow falser than the present
But more forcible statement of it is
by Voltaire to-nlt: Happiness is a
dream and only pain is real. l have
thought so for eighty-four years. and l
know no better plan than TO resign my
self to the inevitable and 10 reflect that
flies are born to be devoured by spide4 S
and man to be consumed by care" Again
says Voltaire: Il do not know what the
life eternal may be, but at all events
this one is q very poor joke
A novel by Voltaire was published in
1853 entitled, "Candde or the Optinist."
Candde was q pupil Of DIR. Pangloss.
who persistently upheld the doctrine q at
all was for the best. Candide went forth
into the world. He met with constant
misfortune and often recalled the teach
ing o. his master. At last he became a
nurse in q hospital. One of the patients
vas an Old man who had suffered dread
fully and often. He was lying at I'll
point Of death. .-Ah." said Candide,
none but DR.. Pangloss. in a case SO
desperate, can maintain the doctrine Of
optimism; all others would preach pes
sim
Don't pronounce that abomnable
word" cried the poor man: u an the
Pangloss you speak Of. Wretch that l
am. let me die in peace. All is well, all
is for the best And he expired.
WE'RE GOOD FRIENDS.
Blaine and Goode were good friends
IN the House when the Electoral Com
mission was appointed to decide the
Hayes-Tilden contest. That commits
sion was composed o: five senators, five
members of the House, and five Ju c.
of the Supreme Court. The Virginia
delegation was entitled to one member
on the commission, and Randolph TucSer
and General Eppa Hunton were anxious
candidates for the honor. Their col
leagues not wishing to decide between
them. il was determined that the draw
ing of straws should settle the matter.
The straws were held by Ben Hill. item
a member of the House and afterwards
the great Senator from Geors a. Mr.
Hunton. who was also subsequently
United States Senator, drew tie pilze
and sat on the famous Electoral Com
mission that elected Hayes President or
the United States by vote of to l.
That was a day of giants in the House.
and all Washington arose early and
Hooked to the Capitol to witness heir
majestic play. There were in the arena
such men as Samuel Sullivan Cox.
gigantic Saul among prophets. and
statesman widely known as humcrist,
whose quibs and jokes frequently set to
House in roar and caused q broad
smile to spread over the face Of the
country, He was several times the pop
u!ar candidate for Speaker but beir g
known as the member OF Infinite jest"
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Exercise III This exercise is fine for
building up the striking out muscles I'M
Der the arms and the shoulder muscles
Hold the arms bent at the elbows. with
the cIenched hands pointing upwards and
close 10 the shoulders. Strike straight
ont over the head. first with one arm,
then with the other Q'igure g. always
locking at the arm being sent above the
head Do this rapidly and hard. and, as
you strike out. make a strenuous effort
To raise up the shoulder, the higher the
better And above all things be sure to
stca:ghten fully the arms as they reach
OUT above the head.
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BY PROF. ANTHONY BARKER.
Coryr rht 1912.

For several equally important reasons
The front muscles Of the upper part Of the
body should be developed Systematically
and continually. First aud most obvious
y, they should be exercised for the pro-
tecticn they afford to the entire body
against physical violence of any sort aud
In emergencies.
y man who possesses sturdy muscles
Il: the fore and upper arms is well eQuipp-
ed to save himself from almost any dan
ger that may threaten If his office
building catches fire and he is on the
sixth floor. with all avenues OF. escape
Ehut off except a rope or q fireman's lad
e.. he need feel no hesitancy in descend
Ing rope Or ladder. for his arm muscles
having been properly taken care of will
give his fingers the power to grasp firmly
the fragile support that will take him
from importing death to place of safe
=.
# the muscles over the front of the
chest are exercised. hard blows in this
region viii have 10. or scarcely any. eff
feet on the actions OF heart and lungs.
again. if a man is placed in situation
where his salvation depends on his ability
70 push hard or TO clinch, these two big
1nuSc,c s. technica L. called the potortlirS
r'aior. Will stand him in excellent stead
They assist in bringing the shoulders
down and forward. such a position being
absolutely necessary for clinching or push
lIg
These chest muscles ard these muscles
Of the arms. if properly taken care Of,
also ward off various dangerous diseases
Thick poctoralis major muscles are the
best possible safeguards against pneu-
,1ona and PleErisy. Well developed arm
muscles keep rheumatism out OF Shout
Gers and elbows, where it frequently set
ties
Finally if man desires to have his
fullest and heaithiest extent he must
not neglect the pectaralis minor mus
cles. These raise the chest from the
fifth ribs. The stronger they are. the
higher and harder they viii lift the chest,
and the more air viii get TO the lungs.
which means greater power of thoracia
expansion.
For developing the front muscles be
tween neck and waistline. the appended
exercises are excellent. The busy man
who practices them ten minutes before
breakfast and ten minutes before going
to bed will soon feel himself deriving much
benefit from them. Why not beNthat man
yourself?
Exercise I. Start from the correct
standing positton-head up. shoulders
back. chest out abdomen in arms straight
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and the knucllles out and vary by moving
the chair from side to tide with the wrists.
Exercise VII. This is a severe exercise
for the entire upper part Of the body.
When you can do it we'll five six
times in succession, you will have the
pleasure of knowing that you are getting
strong. as nature intended that you should
he. The ordinary person is scarcely able
to do this exercise even once.
Stand correctly between two chairs and
grasp them al their highest points. Benj
the knees and lift the lower part OF the
legs from the floor. putting them straight
o'.t behind the body Bend the arms and
lower the body as far you can Gig
ule g.. but still keep clear of the floor.
Hold for Z moment. then straichten The
arms and raise the body to the highest
rcssible point. all the time keeping the
feet off the floor and straight back Of the
body.
AS the lungs are in the upper part
Of the body il is mete and proper that
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the height OF the shoulders. AZ the
same time inhale rapidly and deeply and
rise on the toes. Also draw the chest
well forward and out and hold back the
rest Of the body. Repeat until tired, OBJ
serving this rule in all exercises. This
exercise stretches and develops the mus
cies OF the upper chest, gives form to the
chest. and will remove what is known as
chicken breast"