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Winchester, Va, and had given it over
N2OoNO Ia several ways He was de
voted Confederate aud never lost his at
lection for his comrades OF the Lost Cause.
AZ his own expense he erected mOnu'
mcnr to dead Confederate soldiers at Mount
Hope cemetery, New York. llo offered
to give 100000 TO build a Confederate
Memorial hall at Richmond provided a
like sum should be paid by others. lt Ia
believed that the executor Will carry out
that generous OFFER.
Inspiration TO young men Going 20 Now
York with capital OF SO, he made $40
100000 In that city. How did he do ~
BY industry and business saEOclty, All
his life he was an early riser getting up
at O'Clock and going 20 work ut g. lie
neverWasted his time He worked and
planned he planned and worked He orig
mated great and new idea In bust
ness towit: He bought for ceRh Mt tho
lowest possible price. fie added 20 per
cent, neVcr more, 90 the cost 10 tho retail
trade, and thereby obtained an immense
trade
When he was building his handsome and
roomy store on Broadway, Mr.. Rouss hung
out pacard that read as follows;
He who builds, owns. and Will occupy
this marvel Of brick, iron, aud granite
thirteen years ago walked the streets
penniless and hungry only 10 show thnt
many man facing fate may be a capital
list even without the Almighty Dollar, I
1 he Will, ana to prove that the capitalist
OF today were struggling for existence
| quarter OF "A century ago,
For many years this successful business
man secuted religion, was q friend and ad
Mirror Of lngersol, aud worked seven day
I'm the week, never recognizing the Sab
bath short time ago. he rccantcd hi
agnosticlsm and expressed hope OF immor
tally. For years he had been blind an(
offered Il million dollars to any one whC
could restore his sight hut though many
tried. his blindness bafAcd treatment
Those who admired him and respected his
affection for the Confcdoracy viii rejoice
10 know that at the last ne gave NJ his
belief In Inrcrsollsm He was too great
a man to die IN unbelicf.
Tho wonderful success Of Mr. ROuss-a
pennilcss Confederate prlyate-is stranger
man hctlon quite as remarkable IS tho
fAct that as he grew IN wealth his aifpc
tl0n Increased for his comrades and his
pride in his native State was strength
eucd.
The life Of Mr. Rouss ought 70 teach al
Young men mover IN despair to have faith
In themselves, TO he dillgent iu business
industrious and progressive Tho lesson
% tho older aud prosperous ia Remember
the home Of youth, the traditions even OF
a Lost Cause and not TO bc weaned from
Of living
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LECTURE AZ La Grannn

Ia Grange Texas. March 25.--Captain
Albert, formerly an officer In the Russian
IBERIA under the auspices az the Masonic
lodge at the opera house In this city last
night for tho entertainment Of the members
OF said lodge ana their invited guests.
After the lecture the captain took his audi.
tors on flying trip - Chicago. via New
YORK, through R1ssia and Siberia by means
oi series OF pictures and u Stercoptlco con.
quite "A large audience was present ana
with the lecture.
The chapter OF tho Daughters Of the
Confedoracy Of this city IS negotiating for
a lecture at this place by General Fltz
hugh Lee on April 10.
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sTRANeER THAN FIcTloN.

Story Of Charles Broadway Rouss, Who
Died Recently.
Raleigh q. e. News and Observer
when youne man Charles Broadway
Rouss sold needles and pins in the streets
OF winchester on market days. After sery-
ice as private in the Confederate army
he went 10 New York with only 81 in his
pocket. lie died worth S1o0oO,o0o. Re
Gently he erected q statue Of Washington
and Lafayette IN Morningsidc park 70 mark
Inc places where he slept IN that park
when hs hrst reached New YORK after
the manic 81 1873. owing $1,000 ~ be
gan again and accumulated o fortune oi
$40 OO0 on He was 3 good Judge OF human
nature and assisted many young men IN
business.
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bid for the holding Of an encampmcnt hut
so far nothing has been received from any
city ON the subject.
Adiutaut General Scurry is thinking OF
putting a notice In all OF the papers TO the
eject that unless something Is received In
the way OF n bid lay May l. that the idea
Of an encampment for this year Will be de-
clared on. The department assumes the
attitude that one Of tho larger towns In
the State can easily make arrangements
for gathering Of the military boys. with
out great deal Of effort and he hNe hopes
that something Of the kind will be brought
about before n great length of time
The state has $4,000 which can he used
FOR the purpose and with a little assistance
from one Of tho cities an encampmcut OF
the State troops can he held this year
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Department Notes.

Austin, Texas, March 20 Mr. j. c.
Eaton, state agent Of the Union Central
Life Insurance company and MIR. w r.
Beers a well known insurance man OF
Galveston. were here today on business
with the insurance department.
Mr.. Joe Henderson. general secretary nj
the legislative Investigating committee, ar
rived in town today 20 look after some
business connected with the work of the
committee,
The adiutaut generals department IL
stl sending out checks to soldiers who vol
untccred In rho spanish American war
An election has been ordered for the
Fourth Texas Infantry to elect a colonel Ia
succeed j. A. Styron, rocently promoted
to be brigadlcr general, The election will
be held April 10
District CLERK Merritt Of Cass county, Is
here on business with the comptroller's Of
fee.
The accounts of many Of the shcrins are
being audited by tho comptroller Just now.
State Revenue Agent Cunningham hiS;
returned from a trip 10 North Texas, whore
he has been looking into some official bust
ness
6 II Goodson an attorney Of Comanche.
Is here on business and VIII appear be-
fore the supreme court tomorrow
The comptrollors department is sending
out blank forms for tax assessments 10
every county assessor In The state.
Dr. Smoot Of the board Of pard0ns Is
able TO be at his desk again after brief
Illness.
Military commissions were issued today
10 BractOn Carter, first lieutenant and lTar
Fort Worth Fencibles. G.. S. Williams,
first lieutenant, Denton Light Guards, and
]. H. Sparger, Inspector Of rifle practice,
Third infantry, with rank OF captain,
at redeemed
worth Of court house bonds held By the
school fund
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Notice OF Registration

= Vulee OF Registrar of city Of Houstop.
'nrssteh street side Of Old market
49, onire oi the registrar for tho rag,stra.
~, svn o. 'De legally qualified voters II Hons
IN day u April iS0e, viii be nna IN s sr'
Spfulas 70 law, Tuesday March 4 ~ g y
M, ana u viii continue TO be omen Sor tsc
DISSEMINATION Of the legally qualified voters
GUIDED. ftom $ o'clock a, M. tifi 4 O'clock
p. M Of each day. aud no longer.
10 nc entitled 10 register, every male nor.
s sn must be y years. OF age by the day OF
lpe election 10 be held, must be q citizen az
Tue United States, aud must have resided
~ the state one year next preceding the
erection, uud the last six months In the city
on Houston; He must furnish the regis
hunlber ot The ward, the name o. the street
On which he lives, and tho number OF the
mouse In which he resides
voters must register In person, and not
paupers supported Nv the county ali per.
sons Convicted Of felony not restored to
the right of suffrage by the governor, ana
al soldiers mariners and scainen IN the
army or navy OF the United states are not
ton ceruhcatcs Will be accepted at tho
election for which this registration rs held.
Under the law, nll persons applying 20 vote
~ tue city or Houston must be registered
hrSt, and have the registrars certificate Is
sued before they cnn vote. and every male
person or foreign birth subject to none Of
the dtSQunlihcatiunS aforesaid, who at any
Tine before an election, shall have declared
bis Intention @ become citizen OF the
United states. In accordance with tho Fed
erai naturalization laws. and shall have re.
hlded In TINS state one year next preced-
Ing such election, and the last six months
In the county IN which he offers TO vote.
shall also be deemed a Quailaed voter
Registrar OF city OF Houston.
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A. and N. plreotors % Meot.

Austin, Texas March 25.-lnsnrnnce Com
missioner Johnson. who Is member OF the
Agricultural md Mechanical college board,
left this afternoon for College station 10
attend meeting of the board, which Is to
he held tomorrow. Mr. Johnson IS Of tho
opiuion that the question OF eiecting a
president ~ the college Will be taken up
and discussed to some extent, but rs 10
hual action To the premises. he WAS not
prepared t0 state anything OF definite ma
tura on the subject
The question OF clectng a president has
becn open for some time, aud II is welt
known fact that many applications are on
flo with the board FOR that position.
state Senator STAFFORD ~ Wood county
has been mentioned for tho place and 50
has Lind Commissioner Charles Rogan,
who is q grnhunte of Tho college.
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Austin, Texas. March % Mrs. Henry
STROLLER was bitten yesterday by a rabid
horse An officer was detailed 10 kin the
animal, but II died befo& tina officer ar
rived.
Rpv Joe Harllng Of the South Austin
Raptist church has returned from Brennan,
where he has been assisting In a revival
meeting
Cnshicr Vanderyoort OF the First National
hank loft Yesterday for Houston 70 at.
tend the funeral Of Captain o. c. Drew.
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sHERlFEs, DEPARTMENT..

Strayed or stolen from Mrs Pruetts, 1910
liberty avenue Houston, Texas. one hay
mare years old, branded u upside down
ana backward and on the left hip. BLACK
name and tail: liberal reward. A r. An.
dGrson, sheriff
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Fo9 MAYOR.

At the solicitation Of a large number Of
the citizens of Houston, | hereby announce
myself candidate for the otfice Of mayor,
subject to the democratic primaries.
o. a. Holt.
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REPORT OF ENGINEERS
As 10 The Feasibility Of Rebuilding
The Dam al Austin.
PROBABILITIES OF STATE tNcAMparNr
Adiutant General Desires Ambitious
Cities to Take Some Action--Notes
OF the State Departments.

Austin, Texas March -. The report 81
Engineers w, 4. Foster aud r. r. Creieh-
ton on the rebuilding Of the dam has ere.
ated great deal OF local interest.
The tax payers as a general rule, are in
favor Of the dam being rebuilt, and while
She subject is at fever heat lust now. It
Is confidently believed that the structure
will again dam the Colorado.
The engineers report that Ave hundred
feet Of the dam remain on nc west side
and ninety one feet ON the east side. ON
account Of the shattered condition ot the
ninety one feet portion 1t must be removed
ana reconstructed. rhcre is leak there
and the foundation must be sunk deeper.
A deposit Of earth aud silt east OF the pres
ent channel must be removed.
Seven soundiugs were taken showing con.
ClusiNClN that not only the foundation stone
is gone, but that bed rock ltseif was broken
anu washed out to depth IN some places
Of more than six feet
These soundings were taken near the
west end of the gap, but the engineers are
end
This break OF the bed rock assumed
10 he from point six feet above the upper
face Of the dam to a line twenty feet be
low The toe" says Engineer Foster. THIS
Will make pit 1873 feet long. ninety two
feet wide and IS feet deep, watch must
be hled with masonry. The toe must he
protected Ivy an apron Of masonry 100 feet
long, twenty feet wide and three feet
deep"
The engineers recommend that the up
stream face wall be bullt with limestone
10 height of fourteen feet below tho rrcSt
OF he dnmand have a slope OF three inches
TO one foot vertical. The upper four
teen feet OF the upstream face wall aud
coping Is to be built Of granite
Here Is the estimated cost
Cusi OF reconstruction OF dam S4G4 G43 4.
Deduct salvage from old dam. 2i.l75 ID
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FARM IMPLEMENTS az lowest factory
prices. Address Korn Wagon and lmple.
ment Co. Houston. TeXas. 81
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THE underslgDed Is prepared 70 furnisn
Francis Fischer. Austin. Texas "
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Austin. Texas. March 1.-THE following
charters were fled today:
Acme Protective association Of Dallas.
R MIA, caPta f92Gg and m Ros9e Mott
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CRY ASSESSOR.

I hereby announce myself as a candidate
for re election to the office OF city assessor
and collector. subject TO the action OF the
democratic primaries.
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CRAYON portrait to the trade only 55c;
1920 Write for terms Swift Portrait
and Frame company, Dallas, Texas. 40
BR1C-A- BR&C S-Japareso, China toys. sin
work also umbrellas re covered, at Ha1
Tai Lows. 1Ol6A Preston. u
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FOR SALE-T5 1M-yard dump cars 10
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Austin. Texas March 25,The question
OF the State militia holding an annual en-
campment this year Is botherlng the adju.
tant generals department 70 certain d.
gree.
some time ago the department issued
notice calling on the large Texas cities to
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A SOLEMN SCENE
IN THE COURTROOM.

It was just about dark this evening who
the jury in the case Of the people agninl
Albert r Patrick Med into the co1
room and faced the prisoner for the Vi
time Most OF the same crowd that hd
been in attendance for the last few DAY
were stin there and the intense stillnej
which always pervades such scenes was,
anything. sccentuated on this occasiol
Patrick during the last few days NJ
shown deep concern IN every incident 4
latine to the trial hut he has not bee
possessed Of that nervousness which d
notes fear or would seem to convey II
Idea Of consciousness Of guilt loda
however. the tremendous strain which
has undergone showed Itself clearly Ia b
features and manner as Recorder Go
charged the jury
AT times he held his hands over his fJ
as one Intensely Wcarled 10y what had Z
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FOR ALDERMAN.

am a candidate for alderman OF the
Second ward, subject 10 the action OF the
democratic primaries. and respectfully So
c. ed settegasr.
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At the solicitation OF my many friends
I announce myself az candidate for re-
election for the office OF street commits
sioner OF the city OF Houston subject TO the
action OF the democratic primaries.
Matt brennan
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Street COMMISSIONED.

hereby announce as a candidate for the
Office Of Street Commissioner. subject to
the action OF the democratic primaries.
Jack Kennedy.
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BRICK BRlCkl

Good hand made brick al living
prices. Ask for prices.
Brady's Brick Works.
Second Ward. Phone 16S
J. p. WILLIAMS, Manager.
heustons
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$4,000. ma the penalty for L
in the electric chair inst
death. The portion awar,
dealt out in turn to the al
the unless there
preme court-instea of
crime which would appear
the pages of a romance of,
A scant three hours o
of a trial prolonged for Mi
sensational interest, suffi
reach the verdict. The is
the charge that Patrick
valet, Charles F. Jones, t,
Texans estate and that
by the administration of
instigation of Patrick.
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ThomAs O,Leary.

/ hereby announce myself as candl-
date for the offlce OF chlef Of police, sub
1ect to action OF the democratic primaries.
John w. Howard.
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NTHERS READ POST
. Want Ads. Do your
SITUATIONS FEMALE.

WANTED BY an experienced Young ladv.
position as stenographer or stenogranher
suu telegraphsr combined. Can furnish
uIllCc. -
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WILL BE TAKEN TO
DEATH HOUSE AT SING

DEATH HOUSE AT SING SING,
Patrick WAS remanded for sentence I'M
Ill n week from Monday when his counscl
will ask for a new trial, and after it being
denied will receive the condemnation Of
the court
Under the laws of the state, he vii
doubtless be granted n stay Of execution
until the case is brought before the court
n appeals. which can not hear his case fol
another or eighteen months.
During this time. however. there i
nothing that can save Patrick from goinl
to the death house at Sing Sing. where
watch will be continuously kept upon hin
from that time forth.
The confident lawyer will he deprived o
every privilege granted 10 man unde
indictment and hereafter will he class
fed among the criminals OF the stat
awaiting execution.
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CITY TREASURER.

| hereby announce myself as a candidate
lor reelection TO the office OF city treas
urer, subject to the action OF the demo-
cratic primaries. A. A. SzAoo.
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/ hereby announce myself as a candidate
for the office Of chief OF police subject to
the action OF the democratic primaries.
j. NJ RAY.
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TYPEWRITERs.

VISIBLE touch typewrting on me 'Bhek:
No. 8. ss5: No. 7. $50. 5000 ID ~ usS'
special holiday prices for cash :,
Russell, general agent, Dallas, JeAAA :"
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hereby announce myself as a candidate
for health officer subject 10 the action OF
'"s N'"''e' az '' ]. q. BOYD, NJ. d.
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HEALTH OFFICER.

The Post f. authorized TO announce Or.
w. NJ. BrumbY as candidate for city
Health officer. subject 10 thu action "
the democratic primaries.
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CITY ATTORNEY.

| hereby announce myself MS candidate
for the Orfcr OF city attorney, subject 10
tne action OF the democratic day primaries.
lngham ). Roberts. j
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/ hereby announce as candidate for
Chief OF Police, subject to action OF the
democratic primaries. j. q. Blackburn.
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FOR DISTRICT clEKl(

FOR DISTRICT CLERK
| hereby announce ny self as q candidate
for the office Of district clerk, subject to ae-
ton OF the democratic primaries.
John b. Ashs.
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The Post is authorized to announce j. II.
Me us u candidate for chief Of police, sub.
jeot TO the action OK the democratic pri-
utufipQ.
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CHIEF or POLICE.

7 hereby anuoUnce as candidate fol
Chief OF Police, subject TO action OF tlia
democratic primaries. Geo. hlhB.
I hereby announce as n candidate FOR
chief or police, subject TO the action Of the
democratic primaries.
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At the solicitation OF my many friends
who have contributed TO my unnouncement
fund, | announce myself Ms n candidate for
reelection to the office Of city attorney.
primaries Joe NJ. sam.
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FOR SALE. Confectionery store and heer
saloon, corner bowling and Pratriri
cheaD rent. 70
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| hereby announce myself as a candidate
for the Office Of city attorney, subject to
the action OF the democratic primaries.
~ H. stone.
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BICYCLE double tube tires 81 30 a par,
inner tubes Ooc, punctLte rroof tires q.
write for prices. railroad attachments.
March Culmore. opera house, Houston. n
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