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about Nothirls az the ~ 100000 to the
out for the luxury Of rough and muddy
roads. This SAYS nothing or the many MIL
lions of his loss from his being unnblA TO
ESt 10 market over The bad roads. aud OF
onggieS, etc. and % his own lirc. la tie
hnme Of common scnse % Jus ioe, oe
economy and OF plcasutc why should our
government provide for hRrhurs ships, etc.
and not provide for public highwnysg II
the politician win not wake M sprgd n
httlG of his time looking after the lniss 50
g" tue people TINT he spends looking n'trr
only his party. win not tho voters enl h m
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THE WARRANTS WITHHELD
CERTAIN CLAIMS REJECTED BY THE
COMPTROLLER OF STATE
Because the Contract for the Work
Done Was Not Approved by
the Governor.

Austin, Texas January II. President
frather Of the State university called at
inc comptroler's office today to see about
some claims which were recently turned
down by the department. for improvements
made at the university.
The rejected claims amount TO S9ls and
the reason for their rejection is because
the improvements were not submitted, to
the governor for his approval before they
were ordered made.
There Is provision In the general APP
preparation bill which states that the gov.
ernor must approve all contracts for State
buildings, repairs, etc. aud as the improve
ments in this case were not referred to
the chief executive, the comptroller re
FUSED to issue warrants for the respective
amounts, which are as follows:
For restoring the heating apparatus and
us improvement In Breckenridge hall, SJ3u4.
~ thls amount S5Otb has been paid, eat
ing balance OF $o64 unpaid aud for which
a claim was put In
$40
For repairing the sea wall at the medical
college in Galveston. Sl3i
These improv and repairs have
been made and the contractors who had
charge of the work have not been paid al;
OF their money
The question as TO whether or not the
claims can be paid without the governor
approving the original contract for the re-
pairs, Is under the ADJUSTMENT Of the at
torneF general, II is understood
President pratheT stated that there would
be no question as 10 the governor aprrov-
ing the cl1ims. upon his return hone as
soon as his attention was called to he
fact that he appointed Architect O'Conuor
to supervise the work
Regarding the hui!ding OF the girls
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Fort Worth Texas January 1.-THE com
mission appointed by Governor sayers to
select site for the location OF the Girls
Industrial school left here today for ANA
ri.lo To investigate the offer Of that town.
which agrees to give all the necessary
ground and $1,000. The offer Of Denton
and Greenvillc will be investigated Tuesday
and wednesday next. and those OF Terrell
and Funtevil,o M an early date not vet
named Some Of the members Of the com.
mission said that the preference was for
a more central location for the school hnt
this WIN not he decided until 6nal moet-
ing Of the commission at Austin. Feb
Yuarv l.
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MOVEMENT OF OCEAN VESSELS.
Special to The Postl

Especial u Tho Post1
Liverpool Arriyed; saturina (Span),
from Galveston for Manchester
New York. Arrived; Alamo (AmO. from
Galveston. Sailed FreidA Rus). for Gal
weston
Pensacola. Arrived: Pensacola (Am.),
from Galveston.
Port Eads.--Arrived; AgrelIo Ciampa
ntall, from New York: Condor (Nor), from
Bluehelds. Sailed: Orion (Am). for Porto
Rican ports; Nordcap DAM. for Bremen
and Ieith. via Norfolk: El Sud AMI for
New York: Anselm lIrJ. for Port Limon
Dictator tBrl, for Liverpool
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Anothe, Wei Abandoned.

Corpus Christi, Texas January H. fhe
Pos, ccuo spcndent learns from reliable
somce that the j. NJ, Gulfcy aompany,
which has been drilling for oil in Dtiscoll s.
Motto Media pasture IN this county. yes.
terduy abandoned the hole at a depth OF
1901 feet with no indications of oil, or
even flowing water evident. All the casing
viii be taken UP and the outht moved
TO another polnt in the county.
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Rain in Live Oak County.

lagarto, Texas. January 15.-The first
ram since last September fell here yester
day 1t ralned for about ten hours slow
ana steady, putting fine season in the
ground Farmers can now commence prep
aIatlons for the comnr year, as the down
pour put the ground in fine condition for
lne piow. The rain win start the grass
alld weeds, and cattle will commence to
improve Nearly all ranchmen are feeding
pear TO their stock as grass was getting
very short. Feed stun Of all kinds is very
srhce IN thiS section. as very little corn
was raised here last year.
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Memphis, Texas, January III. E. Ran
dali. living thirty miles north OF here, was
killed four miles north of Memphis today
by being thrown from wagon which ran
over and crushed his head and broke his
neck. He was married and leaves a wife
and two children. He worked on L. II,
Johnson's ranch and formerly lived near
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Galveston. Texns, January 17.-Dr r. u.
Rittneer precedent of inc Nicaragua
stoamslip company, said this morning that
he could use two more ships In the banana
boat serv &c between Galveston and Blue
feIds II he could secure them just at pres
emit He SIMS that II ~ his intentoa 10
have the ships now IN use transformed into
oil burners as coon as he can spare them
from the service long enough TO have the
can not 10 spared. Tho fact that two more
ships could be usca In advantage Is pretty
good evidence that the business OF Import
profitable.
Tho Dudey should arrive here today with
n cargo OF haranas.
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WIN Raise a Bonus.

Lake Charles, La. January 1.-THE citi-
gems Of Lake Charles are raising bonus
to secure the removal to this city of the
Baptist State orphanage now located In
Kcachie. The donation offeFSsi will be the
site and $1,000 In money.
C. B. Lake & Co. today purchased about
400 acres of rice land south 81 town from
j, b. Watkins for $500.
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Local Option Case 10 Be AnneaIed

Ceburhc' Texas, January 1.-THE case Of
Naru Roper ct al was argued today In
sne district court. bringing out the rea-
ouat mand0mrs he Issued to compel the
, U,nlIliinisslorers' court 10 order a local op-
NNoh election in the subdivision of precinct
court ~ 'N' N''''iii'ss''"V''
me court declined 10 Issue the man.
pniiu' The petitioners excepted 10 the
com,.s' ana viii carry the matter to the
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cattIe for cuba

Fort Worth. Texas, January i7.--John
Devlne, general manager Of the Cuban Live
Stock company. who has been IN Texas buy
ing cattle 10 be shipped 20 the island, said
today that early In February he would
mnFe shipment 10 Neuyitas, Cuba,
through Galveston. He has already bought
mn over 500 head. The object Ii 10 restOck
that portion Of the island and Devine ex-
meets Ia make several large shipments of
cattle In order 10 accomplish II.
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Burned TO Death.

Corsicana, Texas, January 7,-Flre was
discovered early this morning in the second
story Of the building occupied by Little d
Co. grocers. An investigation led to ne
fndins OF the body of VIII Lane IN the
room from which the flames came ne y
and burned 10 death. No cause mas yet
been assigned for the fire.
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Still in the Salt.

N"sieton' Texas, January II Reports
from the Herndon we'll on Damons Mound
a'e 10 the effect that the drillers have gone
~ ieet into tho he'd of salt without rcS,h-
'AS inc bottom, Beautiful specimens q the
usposlt lie about the well in piles.
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FACTORY IS TO BE MOVED
BEAUMONT WILL GET 1T AND TANK
CARS WILL BE MADE AT HOME.
Shipments During the Month MAY Be
Larger II the Expected Cars Are
Put in Service

Beaumont, Texas. January II Neeotia.
lions for the removal Of the penman tank
factory from East Chicago to Beaumont
were closed no today. Mr. Penman pur
chased site for the factory near Magnolia
cemetery IN the northern portion OF the
city, paying $4,000 for twenty acres OF
land
The company IS now ruled with orders
at its East Chicago plant and the move
TO Beaumont wiz IL made with as little
loss OF time MS possible The Texas com.
panN Will be organized tomorrow afternoon
ON the floor OF the oil exchange.
This factory win prove a valuable al
1unct to thr oil industry inasmuch as IL
VIII turn out ten or twelve tank ears psr
cay, besides great deal Of steel tankage
fo, storage purposes
When IN buildings are ready FOR -
nnohinory the mint VIII be io9d d "a
trains, the men wit Nc put on Il spnr nj
train and the entire plan and for'N win
be shipped to ,Yeaomunt. Work vil In
ON the buildings as soon as the plans can
he made
Recent tests OF Bcauunnt oil IN New
York city have caused New Workers. to
wish To know moro about the new fuel
The Texas on and Pipe Tine company has
Just shlppN 1000 barrels OF Oh 10 New
Noik for Hcl purposes The fact that
'hc oil can De shipped such great d..
taucc and used for fuel With profit to the
consumer argues well for widening OF the
demand.
One hundred and twenty nine cars Of oil
were shipped today. making 1870 cars 20.
the month While considerable increase
IL the number of tank ears in service was
expected curing January. the equipment Is
about The Same as il was AT the list pl
the month, and the shipments therefore
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Solution Of the Good Roads Problem.

To the Editor u The Post
Dallas, Texas January Il Having seen
no practical solution Of the good roads
problem. submit the following. which
most respectfully ask all the papers OF
Texas to copy. and II It meets their appro-
baton. 10 push TO adoption. ! also beg
that our lawmakers work for MS adoption.
! do not propose particulars, but only the
solution. the particulars OF which can be
easily coutrlved
The solution Is: Let the State borrow
sufficient money for a long peri9d-say
atty or one hundred yesrs-proYide for
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Judae GilIasnie Presldes.

Galveston, Texas, Janupry 1I.-Iudge j,
X. p Gillespie. the new judge Of tho rim
inal district court Of Harris and Gaiveslon
counties, formally opened court here this
morning He received report from the
grand jury, contolIlng ten indictments
which have been found thus rar this week.
Among those indicted were Charles Muir
ply, robbery by assault; A. H. SnNcllv,
robbery Nv assault Bertha Parker, theft.
misdcmeanor: Jesse Jones, burglary and
theft miSdemeanor; william Cage. bur
glary; William Cage and lily Miller theft,
misdemeanor. The other parties against
whom indictments were found have not yet
been arrested. aud the publication of their
names Is therefore withheld, Judge Giilns.
pie did not Try any cases today. All the
cases which were set for the present week
after the retirement Of Judge Allen, Janu-
AIRY IA, were set for next week.
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cotton Tie Factory Project.

Beaumont. Texas January 17.-MessrsI
Basiable and Darragh, who are here from
bttsburg Pa as the representatives of
company desiring to locate a cotton tie
Factory at Beaumont. have selected site
kultable for the proposed site, and the
board Of trade and citizens are looking
hitter the matter of securing the site and
for S25, 600 of the company's
ktock the conditions under which the com
bany proposes TO locate the plant here.
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Smallpox and Pneumonia at Caldwell.

Caldwell Texas, January II. There have
been q good many cases Of smallpox IN the
county, principally IN the western part and
IN the Brazos bottom. II has been gener-
ally Of mild form, and no deaths from
it have been reported.
Pneumonia hat also been quito prevalent,
and has been attended with great fatality.
Several deaths have occurred from II In the
past week
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-01-18
MOTION FOR REHEARING
Wade by the State in the Weld g. Neville
Case

Made by The State in The Weld & Neville
Case.
Austin, Texas, January 1.-THE attorney
generals department has prepared mo
|tion for rehearlng in the case of the rail
|foad commission against Weld & Neville
|of Houston, and will file it with the court
|of civil appeals here within the next few
days. Last Wednesday the court dismissed
Pie States appeal and the object of the mo-
'tion is to get the question before the su.
|preme court Oh the point of law sought to
Ibe finally determined. Weld e. Neville
want the commission to give a reduced rate
for transporting cotton in round bales and
the question TO be decided is whether or not
tine commission can in its discretion deny
u to them without being subject to judicial
Interference.
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Grccnvillc, Texas. January II. While
sweeping her room yesterday morning Mrs.
Minta Chandler got too near the IRE aud
her dress caught, hut luckily her mother
aud sister were near and succeeding in ex-
tinguishlug the 1ames, getting their hnnds
severely burned In the effort. Mrs Chandler
pSCnnod injury
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Shooting at Forney.

Forney. Texas. January l7.-Last nlgn'
in a saloon Grant Crockett shot Harrison
IaU6s three times, indictlng severe anu
dangerous wounds. Onl few words W. W.
,Dassed when the shoot ne TOOK piiGe, 80
70 Terrell ana surrendered TO officers tAe''
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SMALLPOX.

Marshall. Texas January l7.-Three
well developed cases Of smallpox have
been found in negro community. strict
quarantine has been instituted.
Marlin Texas. January 17.-There are
several cases Of smallpox in Marlin All
who now have the disease arc colored.
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Back Broken.

Alto. Texas, January III P. English
while tearing down frame house yestfr-
aay about four and half miles south o.
Alto. had his back broken By the bu,lu,ns
falling ON him. He Is Ia very clltical 30 80
dltion al, his lower eXtreni'les pei"s p''
ulVgsid
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Do not leave nom on n journey without
bottle q chsuberlain's Cole, Cholera
and Diarrhoea Remedy. II Is almost Ger
rain to be needed and can NOT be procured
while you are on board the cars or steam
sbip II IL pleasant safe and reliable Fol
,sIs BY all druggists.
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Purchaser Made a Party.

Galveston. Texas. January 1T.-In the
case of Matt Urich vs. the Galveston Brew
ing Company ct al, supplemental petition
was filed in the office of the district clerk
today making j. Lobit party to the suit
The suit is one In which the plaintiff seeks
to recover the sum OF $1,000 which he al
leges represents the amount that he paid
the defendant company while the said com
pany was "A member of trust The petit
trust are not liable for the debts they owe
1t and that II money has been paid to a
trust the one making such payment Is en-
titled to the return Qr his money The
plaintiff in his supplemental petition fled
today alleges that January Is, 1901 j.
Lobt purchased the property of the said
trust with full knowledge Of the tendency
of this suit apd that he Is therefore liable
for the said debt Several suits of this
nature We're filed with the district clerk
here against the defendants
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Case Of Mrs. lloNd.

BEAUMONT, Texas, January 1.-THE taking
N testimony in the case of Mrs. Sarah
restrice Lloyd, the young woman charged
Nm having caused the death of her hus-
hama by administering poison to him, was
Iesnn This morning Many witnesses are
Il he heard and there will be much testi-
biony from physicians as TO the effect of
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Wheat Needs Rain

Mineral Wells Palo Pinto County, Texas,
January TO-. Reports received here from
different parts OF the county hy farmers
say that the wheat crop II suffering very
soon the crop viii he cut short at least
onc.half
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nrouth eroken.

Refiglo. Texas January 10. The drou'p
has at last been broken here. II was mufh
needed liz the farmers. The stock inter
ests have not suffered ON acrount OF ~
dry weather uor from cold, as theIs ~
been no cold in this section since
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Eedeeal Court Order.

Galveston Tcxas. January l7.-An order
was flcd with the clerk Of the United
States court today appointing Ben Blum as
iurv commissioner and directing that the
jurors he summoned for the next term Of
the Federal court, which viii convene in
Galveston IN February.
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DIED Of His Injuries.

Navasota, Texas, January i7.-John T.
Rorrows whose Incident on the santa re
t.siI,,av hss been noted In these columns
died 81 bis home In this city at l2;l5 p n
today, aged ID years.
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THE DEAD CATTLE.
They Were Seen Of Mataeorda Island
bv CAPTAIN Dunbar

Uy OdpldIN DuNDdT'
Corpus Christi, Texas, January 17.-Cap
tam Dunbar Of the schooner Flower OF
France, arrived today and when asked
about the finding of dead cattle and mule
Off Matagorda island, verified the repor
by saying that on Monday he passed deaC
cattle floating in the gulf a short distance
OF MataGorda peninsula. Several mile:
further this way he encountered more Of
Matagorda island. He says he Inspected
the cattle and found several contained tn'
brand C. NJ. on hips. There were no deac
mnlpS soon.
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Shot and Killed.

Corsicans, Texas. January 17.-At noon
yesterday Andrew Toles. negro was shot
and killed three miles north Of cryer creek.
Henry Coleman another negro, did the
shooting.
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SCHOOL HEATED AT LAST
PURCHASER OF GALVESTON BREW
cry BOUGHT A LAW SUIT.
Galveston County Funding Bonds VIII
Be Ready for Delivery in a
Few Days.

Galveston, Texas, January II. The Ban
high school Is az last heated. In mr.
suanee with the Instructions received nj
the last meeting OF the school board. Su.
perintendent lIopkns has had the building
equipped with stoves ana the building is
now independent Of the patent steam heat.
ing apparatus The stoves were purchased
by Mr.. Hopkins at s. each The total cost
of all the stoves amounted TO only about
500. II was estimated by the school board
that the stoves would cost about $40. and
therefore they have been bought cheaper
than was expected.
For several weeks past the students VI
the Ball nigh school have been going to
Avenue X school whenever the weather
was cold enough TO require the builtug
heated. rs sessions were conducted il
the AFTERNOONS itum 1850 10 u u'clugh
great deal OF Inconvenience has been
caused TO both ,ue tcdcE.rs uul punt
10y this arrangement, but it was Thought
thNt II VAS the lies, ihat could bc done
unuer the circums tg3cCs.
y the last meeting OF thu board Captain
tendent Hopkins introduced resolution
authorizing the purchase Of the stoves. and
the resolution was carried
An expert arrived here today. who is
examining the heaters Wi,h Il view TO- rem
Ing their clect, Whatever IL Is. but
as yet he has not located the trouble. SUI
perlniend MT Hopkins thinks that he heat
ers could be repaired II q man could he
secured but SO far none of the men who
nave examined the heaters seem to under.
stand what the trouble Is or II SO they
nave been Incapable Of repairing them
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1t was moved by City Attorney Lewis
that these resolutions be furnished 10 the
county press ana TO the papers at Houston
Galveston and other points
Then the meeting adjourned.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-05-21
PAYMENT OF ADVANCES.
Plan Providing for It Presented by
Senator Mcmillan.

A plan to provide for the payment by the
District to the general government of ad-
vances Of money from the treasury is con-
tanned in an amendment laid before the
Senate today by Mr.. Mcmillan and referred
to the District committee, as follows:
THAT the Secretary of the Treasury is
authorized and directed to advance on
requisition of the Commissioners of the
District of Columbia, in the manner now
provided by law, out of any money in the
treasury not otherwise appropriated, such
sums as may be necessary from time to
time to meet the expenses of the District
of Columbia, as already provided by law,
or as may hereafter be provided by law
may become chargeable to the revenues of
the said District of Columbia shall be paid
out of the taxes and revenues of the said
District collected for the support of the
government thereof, as follows:
The entire revenues Of the District of
Columbia shall be paid into the United
states treasury as now provided by law.
AT the end of each fiscal year the Secretary
of the Treasury shall state the deficit if
any, in the revenues of the District of Co
lumbia occurring under appropria tfons
heretofore made by Congress- and the
treasurer of the United States as eX officio
slnking-fund commissioner of the District
of Columbia shall include in his annual
estimates such proportional amount of such
deficit together with interest at the rate
or per centum per annum on the deficit
so stated shall be necessary to pay the
entire amount of such deficit and Interest
by July i, 1929, and such proportional
amounts shall be paid annually out of the
revenues of the District of Columbia"