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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-11-21
KILLED BY THE CARS
JAMES eoWLEs, coLoHEo, WAS Run
OVER LAST NIGHT.
Supposed to Have Lost His FOOTING
While Passing from One Car TO An
other--Fanly Lives at Beaumont

Last night about 1;5O while a switch
crew under Foreman Robert Gardner coI.
ored, was making up train In the Hopston
ana Texas Central city yards, one OF tho
crew, James Bowlcs, colored, was run over
by three cars, terribly manged and in.
stantly killed.@
The first thing known Of the accident
was when the foreman went down tho
track toward the end on which Ro,vlos
had been working, to investigate the ston.
page OF signals. A short distance from
Where the string had stopped, Bowles'
body was found, The switchmon vra,
lying across the south rail of the track
near Tenth street, both legs and no
right arm crushed and the body virtuajlv
cut in two beneath the shoulder blades and
lying face downward In the mud. card
ner Immediately conveyed intelligence NJ
his grewsome lind to Night YardmaateE
Frank Cannon, who, in turn, notified the
police. station and Justice j. C. Matthews
eX-oificlo coroner.
IT Is supposed hat Bowles met his death
whlle passing from one car to another In
order TO set brakes, losing his footing IN
the wet and slippery roof. His lantern
was found intact and burning upon the
roof of the last car, on which he was last
seen alive, a Missouri, Kansas and Texas
box car No. GOAT.
The deceased bore good reputation
among his associates, and leaves a family
at Beaumont.
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|ILL STAY IN HOUSTON
KsoN CAR WHEEL COMPANY NOT
GOING TO cLE5URNE.
! President Dickson Denies Report
that Santa Fe Has Acquired Big
Houston Industry.

press dispatch from Cleburne, Texas,
.efday stated that the Santa Fe railway
IN mad purchased the plant of the
es0l car Wheel company at Houston
vas making Preparations to move it in
n'T future to Cleburne.
n PRESIDENT Dickson, when seen at his
Fe1es last night in regard to the mar
sa,a mat ne was very much surprised
.'u'as me notice in yesterdays paper
sUu'a not Imagine whence 1t originated.
t sae was absolutely no foundation for
-4se'er' Mr.. Dickson said that the
.su, was Houston enterprise and
" say In Houston.
,ssnv asked II the Dickson Car Wheel
i,bn MaS contemplating any change NJ
IN 49, ~, DICKSON replied. with a smile. .
Snissass Vns az all conversant with the
ssfsss,sess onered by Houston To sucb n
ssvlory as ours would consider ~ ~
kgns 1,s out OF all reason to think of
Il Place y ), 'ocatlon TO Cleburne or any
Esh RilSk son Car Wheel company ,s a
saHt Of '' Taa and one Of the most i'm
\ A ,e.a nouston's manufactures II
civ 'eaIy market for It's nroduc+s IN
\ how ne az on onieials are at loss 10 eT-
santa re rumor originated.
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The Passing Throng.

c. W. HAIL returned yesterday from
Chicago, where he established Northern
headquarters for c. W. Hail & Co. at 29s
South Clark street and placed resident
manager in charge Of the Office Mr.. Hail
says it is astonishing TO note the vide
spread Interest that is being taken IN Texas
throughout the North. Emigration to the
Dakotas has practically ceased and agents
who have been booming the cold and barren
Northwest are seeking connection with
Texas land agencies. 1t Is Mr.. Hahrs
opinion that the greatest tide of visitors
that ever entered Texas Will be seen in
Houston this winter.
~
CONDUCTOR No. 143, who has run on
the Arkansas Pass hne, is thoroughly Up to
date and is receiving the commentator Of
all his passengers. His speciality is the
announcement of the next street the car is
to cross, enabling passengers to prepare
to leave the car and obviating the rkcn.
hood Of their being carried by their desti.
nation. II is especially good thing during
the Carnival week when SO many strangers
are in the city who are unfamiliar with the
landmarks
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sHsRIFFs' DEPARTMENT

~
.,s, Sa Or stolen, from c. NJ. A. De
i. =, sa" mill, at Crosby, two
4 fu s,o red o1ens, about Years oId
one t ssCo ga, ear and undercrop bran Sipi
Re no brn MIR broken horn, black and
BE ana ros Snu, no marks. Black and
reward ilT nh We're necked together with
flsnan's H SSe., Fisher in city ditch one
led frame ION. one red and one gray
70 grips. AS green, handle bars
U by Commission No,
|lie,Y r nshds high, BRANDED Cd o one pay .
hayed u1 ~ and tail long, No sb Oh ieit
Milan stolen. from b. q LII t1don
fded neel one dark brown horse
irst sSoT pa right shoulder no Shoes
and t TAI 1oof, eight years old. long
A a. R. Anderson. sberIff
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CITY BREVTIEs.

Deputy United States Marshal j. w.
Vann is back In the city after busy time
ia other portions Of the district.
There are undelivered kilograms Mt the
Postal Telegraph company's office lls
Main street, for j. +. Bergin. Bessie NC
Lain, NJ. l.. Jenkins.
There were undelivered kilograms at the
office Of the Western Union Telegraph com
many for G.. II. Brown, DR.. Speed. w. l.
Dixon, w. l.. Coleman, Mrs. J. p. BuTts
w. o. Edwards, care agent II. 70. and W.
\. Ry., and VIM. c. Hunt.
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THE WILLIAMS CASE.

Habeas Corpus Appeal Argued at Yer
Wedneday.
The case Of D. e. Williams and two
sons, Burnett and Harold, charged with
the murder OF DR.. De Lipcsey, and who
were recently refused bail by Judge Cal
laspie Of the criminal district court OF this
county. was argued before criminal court
OF appeals at Tyler Wednesday by J, M
4. Hutchinson for the state.
The case was taken under Amusement
ana an opinion win be handed down next
"Wednesday
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week the guest Of her sister, Mrs. Louise
Blake, 2203 Travis street.
Mr. and Mrs ] NJ. Holt Of Bastrop and
Mr. and Mrs L. A. Sessums OF Elgin were
registered at the Rice yesterday; They
took In the sights of the. Carnival during
the afternoon and attended the mlnstrel
performance in the evening
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interesting Program.

Following Is the program Of an interest
ing event at saengerbund hall this evening
for the benefit OF st. Joseph's church by
the Ladies' Auxiliary No. !, Ancient order
Hibernians;
Vocal solo. ................,D DR.. Murry
Violin and plano duet. $3.50: ........ -.
..............Pr Prof. Donnellan and vic
vocaI solo Miss Glover
Lecture. ..........R Rev. James NJ. klrWin
Recitation-"The Sioux Chief's Daugh-
tern ....... Miss Sadye ZOrkowsky
piano duet. Misses Fourmy and Clover
5,n%nseptino Ford
Dancing.
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emphaslze her remarks Then he pushed
her out OF the door Here the police took
mold Of the Kansas reformer and forced
her out or the hUilding.
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10 whom be made ungenticmaniy proposals
He had a pistol belt on and pretended 10
have a pistol. Some men appearing on the
scene one mile west ~ town. he left them.
Complaint WAS filed against him and he was
subsequently arrested.
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Temple BETH -,

Beth I ,olvices VIII be held at the Tenn
kss no, a,l this evening at s and TO.
|sa p,,s sning at 10. Address; aTbe
b the form ~ reflection" Those inter.
CAS- are ~ re 0,atlon Of a post-confrma-
4 ~ y on sund5avye ,d to meet the rabbi
aaa to maie morning at the Monte.
- uhal arrangements.
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at Superintendent Clnes office In this city
today and tomorrow.
Guests OF MaYor HoIt.

Colonel Tom Campbell OF Palestine and
Mayor wilkins of Brennan were In the
city yesterday enjoying the Carnival sights.
They we're guests of Colonel O, Il. Holt.
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Drink Resulted in Serious Trouble.
Hilsboro, Texas. November 2o--A young
man was arrested and jailed this morning
on a serious charge. He seems TO have been
Eonesrhat intoxicated and met some girls,
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Hamilton Street Synagogue.

Services Friday night at I o'clock. Ser
mon: ''The Costumes Of Ancient Times"
will be delivered by Rabbi L. Yusgour
Saturday morning AZ s O'clock
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Ieachets' Enaminatlon.

There WIN be a session Of the comfy
board of exaniEerS for teachers eert,sca<es
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VEN E

f. ]. Ebdom, carpenter, contractor and
builder. Of 2509 Texas avenue, says FOR
the past two or three years l was bothered
with kidrey trouble. l had heavy aching
bearing down pains through my back over
the lolns; when I stopped l could hardly
straighten; / could not rest comfortably at
night: crosse in the morning tired and un-
refreshed; the kidney scCretons became un-
natural; were sometimes irregular; and
was frequently bothered with headaches
and attacks of dizziness. Added to all this
there were chills and night sweats some
nights so bad that all the clothes we're
wringIng wet This was very weakening
and became very much alarmed about my
condition. ] doctored and tried remedies
Of different kinds but nothing did me much
good until l got box Of Doans Kidney
Pills at A. f. Kesling's drug store SOC
Main street. I noticed a great improve
ment after l finished the first box and
continued the treatment It relieved the
pains in my back corrected the urinary
difficulties and up 70 date | have not had
any night sweats. ! only hope the results
received will be permanent and that have
at last succeeded In knowing about a medi-
cine upon which l can depend, ] am feel
ing better now than have any time dur
ing the past three years, and | cant at.
tribute It to anything else but to the use OF
Doan's Kidney Pills"
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To Dedicate Ne~s Churches.
Cameron. Texas. November 10.--Bishop
E. r. Hendrix Of Missouri viii dedicate
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DANGER turks
mistake Don't fail o realize lie Of
The back"
,fo moNta pains
and
the back o he o. for
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For MaIarial Pcieon. q
For ChiliH and for FcFurR
OX1DINB -
Il Guaranteed.
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I!!N \! By EXPERIENCE

otia EpIssscOo1n Cocns, D. D.. q, ~
sIltes. "i church of RhineclIffe'
seys Fayoriifo believe that DR.. David
81 Liver ens Remedy is tho W.
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:" no all that Is claimed for %y
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hSA7er. Baddtah diseases Of the Kii
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lMygliar Ia INSULATION aud tie sIcI.
~ iAe regular = he NEW 30 CENT
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NJ. william Bleick and Miss May Mar
tlr we're united IN marriage at 1880 o'clock
last night at the residence OF Rev. }. y.
Green, 4i5 Cont street,
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CAPITOL NUE.

AIRS, t. o. shlnn, Of 400 Capitol avenue,
says For some time I was bothered
considerably with duh heavy aching bear
ing-down pain across the small OF uy back
directly over the kidneys At first l thought
Il would disappear as quickly az it came,
but this was not the case. II gradually
grew worse aud became alarmed about
my condition and knew that something
must he done. Just at this time read Ia
our Houston paper about Doan's Kidney
Pills, and "a they were so highly recon-
mended for such ailments | concluded to try
them and went down 10 A. u. Ktcsling's
drug store, on Main street. and got a box
The result Of the treatment was entirely
satisfactory. The backache aud lameness
grew less and soon disappeared gave
some Of the pills to my mother and she was
also benefited. I'think they are grand
medicine"
$.''$
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Mr.. Thomas Riley and Miss Eva Roach
we're quietly married yesterday by Judge
Matthews.
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MARRIAGES.

Mr.. Julius Pfetfer and Mrs. Annie Brooks
were united IN marriage yesterday after
noon by Judge Matthews.
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A'rA. Hay Fsys Rose Jelly radical
's'ss and Cold in Head.
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nd H'Ss1g|
deaih FL
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est nisl]
III a1tHl
Anft3sl
Sunday Washington globe., 1902-06-08

That ballot secured our conviction years
afterwards in as plain a case OF sell defense
as was ever presented in an American eonrt
of justice II lost US the friends OF a life
time. who we're coldly Indifferent TO the in
Justice perpetrated. And the new friends
in the Republican party-weakened be-
trayed or sold us out TO the infamous rail-
road corporation and thieving officials, whom
we lad exposed and others whose crooked
lives we uumasked despite their wealth
and social position. MilliOnair and black.
mailer, railroad corporation, and the vile
sheet it owned (the Ohio Stale I0HyHaD,
tally sheet forgers and ex-convicts made
common cause and with a Judge whom
Governor Foraker, at our request, among
others, had elevated from a tramp to the
bench the trick was turned.
But we have never regretted voting for
Blaine and Logan and there are tens of
thousands of Democrats TO- day who bitterly
repent they did not do likewise, in view Of
Subsequent eyents"
However both Blaine and The Black
Eagle of Illinois" will live in the hearts
and the memories of their countrymen.
when even the historian will find it difficult
to end existing data upon which to compile
the most meagre biography of their victori-
Gus rival and successful antagonist
And in this particular our vote was n OF
"a lOserl"
Sunday Washington globe., 1902-06-08

Charles was in this city / presented him
with a floral harp and made a presentation
speech
What a viudictive miud the writer must
have to string together and impress both
editor and readers with such tissue Of
deliberate falsehoOds. I guess Washington
does not hold another Irishman but my
quondam scribe FRIEND that would descend
so low as to deliberately coin such a series
Of low falsehoods as he has done to a most
inoffensive good-natured poor devil Of an
Iriss man like the undersigned. But he is
not yet through with his TRADE. He further
states that tried to run the whole Redmond
and Devlin reception or burst
Now, Mr.. Editor 1 have my JrieHd in
corner and he is 'up against it" in good
earnest. He says had nothing to do with
it for he did it all and that l was not even
on the reception committee.
The fact is there was no reception conf
mittee, nothing but the executive COM
mittee, and to prove this assertion l call on
Mr.. Joseph ]. Murphy, of the NeaO Century,
who sent to my fyiend's Office for the list of
the reception committee and il was given
the names of the executive committee,
forty eight in number, and as he was rum
ming the whole thing he said to the mes7
senger. THAT will do"
This friend of mine, Mr. Editor, your IN.
formant the scribe, came near driving pooT
innocent William Downey out Of his wits
until his wife or some other good Samari-
tan" like himself advised him to give this
loquacious verbostic orator the shake" and
drive quietly himself around in his car
riage to visit Bishop Conaty and other gem
tlemen. The advice was taken; then all
went of "sweet and lovely as a marriage
bell.
No, sir, there is or was no "tangle" on sc-
count of my expenditures, but what the
committee honorablY liquidated My only
expenditure was for the flowers on Senator
Hoar's table and some flowers for Mrs. Red
mond.
am sure, Mr.. Editor, you will give me
an equal chance with my friend TO present
my side of the case. this is all and more
/ cannot expect even from one from the grand
old rebel" county of Cork the next to
mine and contiguous to the birth place of
our great Irish orator and patriot John Phil.
| phot Curran the father of Sarah, the sweet
| lover of our maItyred Emmitt, of whom
our gifted Moore sung so sweetly-
"She is far from the land where her young
hero sleeps,
And lovers around her are signing,
But coldly she turns from their gaze and
weeps
For her heart in her grave is lying"
Respectfully and cordially,
DONATUs O'BRIEN.
Sunday Washington globe., 1902-06-08
A LEGAL HOLIDAY
How Memorial Day Was Added
To the Calendar.
THE WASHINGTON POST

Tells the Story of How "Comrade
ElliOtt' Introduced the Resolution
at the Denver National Encamp-
ment-some Further light on the
Subject and the Subsequent Results
to the Author OF the Resolution
Voted for Blaine and Logan, Lost
Fortune, Friends, and Liberty, But
WOuId Do IL All Over Again.
Sunday Washington globe., 1902-06-08

wagons. He was their star exhorter trotted
cut on all occasions because Of his ability to
make Rome howl" He became a common
drunkard on the Union Mission peoples
hands and they fred " him bag and bag
gage.
It would many times fill every column Of
this paper 70 relate the innumerable in
stances Of reformation effected at the
Downey Home, but one fact. as stated by
Mr Downey himself, reflects much credit
on the true Christian spirit Of this commu-
nifty, aud that is more than one-third Of
the money used to conduct this home is
sent or given me by non Catholics" inn
pressively concluded Mr. Downey as he
bade the writer good bye and invited US
20 call again soon"
Sunday Washington globe., 1902-06-08
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WASHINGTONS
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Dr. Shade has the latest improvements in
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eclectic remedies, cures the most obstinate
and complicated diseases No matter what
your trouble may be, consult DR.. Shade,
free Of charge.
Cor Thirteenth and c Streets.
Sunday Washington globe., 1902-06-08

lack" Cook, Of the Iron Brigade, (" the
famous boy cannoneer Of Gettysburg and
Antietam, received something in the nature
of a stroke Of paralysis while on his way to
work one morning the past week. Mr.. Cook
is employed in the Union Building, Gov
eminent Printing Office branch. He is
much improved his host Of friends will
be pleased to learn.
Sunday Washington globe., 1902-06-08
DONATUS O'BRIEN
Defends His Friendship for the
Cromwellian RObber.
WOULD HONOR HIM AGAIN

Thinks He Is AS Good a Man as Beres
ford. Bat Beresford Don't Think
So Nor Any other British Noble
man, and Donatus Knows IL, Hence
He is Guilty of Flunkeyism by
Crawling On All Fours to the
Typical Representative Of Ireland's
Oppressors.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1902-09-08

Bone island, the site of the new pull
mill to be erected by the Hollingsy osth
IL Whitney Co., Is one Of the busiest
places in the city at present and tho
work that is now going on at that
place is of considera Bile Importance and
extent. The feature of the work now
Is the construction of the big fume
which Will supply the water power for
the new mill. A crew Of 20 men is EN-
ployed at this and the work is rush ID
day and night, the night relieving The
day laborers. The island. or such parts
as it is needed. is lighted by electricity
the lights being hung in the fiume and
placed on poles where necessary. Five
engines are used in the work.. four %
them in hosting the dirt from the bot
tom of the fiume and the fifth one con-
nected with large pump which is used
to keep the place free from water. The
dirt and stones are hoisted from the
fume in big wooden receptacle. six
feet by three. and carried by means of
a derrick cable to the other side of the
island. where it is used to fill in hol-
low places. 1t is expected that the
stone work on the fume and founda-
tions for the mill will be begun in a
few days and the masOns are in readi-
ness to push that work through to its
completion. The work in the different
lines is done by the day and not ty
contract. The position of the new mill
is to be near the street, about where
the shoddy mill was formerly. or a
little back Of that, and the other build
ings will be nearer the center of the
tel, nd
Daily Kennebec journal., 1902-09-08
DON'T MISS THIS.
Winsiow Grange Will Hold Second An
nuai Fair, Sent. 19 and ~.

The second annual fair of the WINS
low Grange will be held AT the Grange
hall and grounds, Friday and Sturday'
Sept. 10 and % There will be an eN-
aihit of live stock and farm produce on
Friday with out door sports and a haoy
show. In the evening there VIII be q
musical and literary entertainment IN
the Grange hall. A Grange dinner viii
be served at noon -for-25 cents ana Ice
cream and confectionery wIl,he on SAFE
during the day. On Saturday evening
the drama. Among the Breakers VIII
be presented. Half fare has been Sc
cured on the narrow guage from Albion
and way stations.
The Wins!ow Grange began the Gus
tom of holding an annual fair. last
year. and it was an unqualified success.
The exhibits We're way ahead of any
thing that had been anticipated and the
ma jority were equal in quality to those
of the two largest fairs of the State.
There WAS big crowd in attendance
and a splendid day was enjoyed by all.
With last years experience it is eX-
pected that last years results can be
bettered and Il very enjoyable fair is
being anticipated. You can just tell
the folks that there is one good old
fashioned agricultural fair, pure and
simple, agoing in the State and that it's
going to he a buster this year.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1902-09-08

Another formidable document is be-
ing recorded at the Somerset registry.
This is the trust mortgage of the Ber-
lir Mills Co. to the Old Colony Trust
Co., given to secure the bonds of the
first named corporation to the amount
of $2,750,000. The deed is printed, iE
the form and size usual to long convey
ances, and contains 40 pages, with a
supplement of four pages additional.
The land described includes the prop
erty of the company in Somerse IT,
Franklin and oxford counties in this
State. and Coos and Grafton counties
in the state of New Hampshire. The
bonds are payable in gold and bear in
terest at 5 per cent. The last of them
will mature Aug. l, 1881. The Somerset
property is entirely wild land, lying in
the plantations and townships in the
northern part of the county.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1902-09-08
ALL AMERICAN TEAM
VIII Compete for Palma Trophy Al
Ottawa This Week.

Sea Girt, N. j., Sept. Attention
here is now centered on the formation
of an all American rife team that will
strive to win the Palma trophy at the
competition to be held at Ottawa, next
Saturday. Tomorrow the final compe-
tition for places on the all American
team will take place.
The all American team will number
eight principals and two alternates.
Tuesday and part of Wednesday win
be devoted TO practice and the team
will leave here. Wednesday afternoon.
arriving at Ottawa. Thursday. The
match will be shot on Saturday. The
homeward journey is to begin. Monday,
Sept. Is. A Canadian team, last year,
captured the Palma trophy in COM
petition with an American team on the
Sea Girt range.