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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-04-25
Tour of the Caney Valley.

Wh0rton, Texas, April IA special train,
with Superintendent d. T, Forbes, Road
muster Collins. Master Mechanic Walker,
Train Dispatcher Nerhelle, Superintendent
Of Bridges Iutz and Major Il. u. Vineyard.
went duwn to Van Week yesterday pn
tonr II inspection. They report the road
In excellent condition.
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brother. chief Rate Clerk j. w. Wilkinson,
of the Southern Pacific.
Captain w j. Craig Of tho Southern IA.
cibc returned yesterday from an enjoyable
visit to Dallas,
c. n. Swindcl. general passenger agent
Of the TeNarkana aud Fort Smith railroad,
was here Yesterday.
w, II. Cundcy, travelling passenger agent
Of the Denver nnd RIO Grando Is Pm tine
city from his Denver headquarters and is
receiving a warm welcome from his many
fIicnls.
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Passenger Earninoa.

Austin. Texas, April "a. following
railroads today paid their quarterly pas
senger tax on earnings for the quarter end
ing March ~:
on S54. 10.
The Chicago. Rock Island and Texas paid
Sil5.O7 on SltJ06SO
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sneolal Ratos Announced.

The sunset Central lines have announced
the following special rates Tor con""s
events: r..
state Epworth League eonFentioh' rpit
Worth. May 1918, convention eAeulsiop
rate. General conference ColoIed ,s iethg1
dist Episcopal church, NashFiiis' "S' 70
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G. 4. & 4. Machine Shoe.

Galveston, Texas, April 24,-The ma
chine shop of the Galveston, Hous-
ton and Henderson which is Ia
course of construction at Forty-second aud
! Mechanic streets is expected to be COM
/ pleted and ready for use in about ten days.
| n is a substantial brick structure and VIII
| cost about $4,000.
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FIRE DEPARTMENr NOTES.
inspection Yesterday by Mayor Holt a
Chairman Jones'

Inspection Yesterday by Mayor Holt and
Chairman Jones.
MAJOR Holt, Chairman Jones OF the fire
department committee Chief Arto aud As.
siStnnt CHIEF Dissen yesterday made Il
thorough inspection of every Hro station
In the city. rhcy also Inspected the ellis
stables and paid a visit to the crcmnror,
The mayor and Mr.. Jones cyluccd the live.
liest interest in the tire drills given at
each house, Ipon the tap Of the song the
horses dashed 10 their positions and the
men were ut their posts. Every house was
found In a condition most satisfactory to
the mayor and he and Chairman Jones
were not SLOW IN expressing their approval.
~
During the drive over the city the condl
tion of streets ana railroad crossings came
in for much criticism ON the part of the
officials and it was the CONSENSUS at opiu m
that there vas much ruom for Improvements
ANA that recommendations would Dw made
at The next meeting of the council looking
10 that end, The CHIEF pointed ont ta
Mayor Holt md Mr. Jones that in the
present condition of the streets n hNmau
takes his life Ia his hands every time he
starts for drive to q fire.
~
Special attention was paid yesterday to
tie wants of company 40. on Washington
street. Although quartcring steamer and
hose wagon 1t is only single house while
double the room should 10 had A recon
incubation lnnbing To The building of an adj.
uitlon to this house viii De submitted NJ
the next meeting Of the council.
~
The chief will naugurate n system of
changing crews ON May / and It Is possible
he may make the system permanent. chang
ing the men from house to house nj stated
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Harry CULLEN Assaulted.

Z NJ, 'ggs was occasloppl on llilam
\ ssa .QngFess avenue last jllsht
I. pli,sSael9k -by ncsrcss striking
20. orar t,Sfod. the proprietor Of
'gA cane the mead with a brick. the
II Ofs Q CASH that required four
10 usrneeis Pete McGrath arrested
he assa, sL and sent her in, charged
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oral DAYS working IN interest in the new
organization Thirty members signed tho
roll last night
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NE. q w. T. II. II.

.a,n Earress Train Arrive o.i0 p, IN
...........Ar Arrive o.02 a. IN
g,r,io, Leave Grand Genital Depot
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The hremen have ordered their new sum,
mer uniforms and they win soon present
d dress parade appearance.
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During the Inspection Yesterday the Of
ficials gave the hra alarm system
thorough test and found it to be in splendid
working order.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-06-03
rAWTUxET VALLEY.

AS was expected. most OF the valley
contractors complied with the demands
OF their employees yesterday for a s-hour
day and seemed perfectly willing TO grant
the demand. In two OF the shops. how
ever. the contractors refused. and the
men are on a strike. The Carpenters
and Painters unions have been but re-
Gently formed. but already they have ac-
complished much
Mr.. and Mrs. Lucien Archambault and
five children left Arctic Centre yesterday
for q visit TO Canada.
club at Pbonix four teams have entered
and are captaincd as follows: Irving T.
Hudson, Archibald Reoch. Lewis Patter-
son, Mr.. Cloves. The bowlers will play
two games each week and the tourney
will last nine weeks.
The funeral OF Mrs Francis Duchane.
who died at her home in Arctic Friday.
was held at st. James church. Arctic
Centre, yesterday. The interment was at
Crompton.
The temporary bridge which did service
Mt Clyde during the erection Of the new
steel structure Is being taken down.
new switch is being placed In posi-
ton at tho electric railway station.
Several OF the electric street lights on
Allen street refused 10 work last evening
and that thoroughfare was I'm semi dark
ness.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-06-03
kPPONAUG.

A party OF friends gave Mr.. Harold
Rogers a surpTise at his home recently
The party was under the leadership of
Robert Baily and II proved to be great
success in every way. About 20 were
present which included friends from
Providence. East Greenwich. Massachu-
setts. Pawtucket and this place. The
evening was passed by games and by
singing. Mr.. Collision and Mr.. Armstrong
rendered n medlv which was enjoyed by
all Solos were also given by Mr. E,d-
ward Crane, Mr.. Frank Putnam and Mrs.
Fred Lee. After these collation. was
served and about midnight the party dis
persed.
Mr. Frank Putnam of Mairard. Mass
has been visiting his parents here
Mr. MacCarroll OF East Greenwich
ace DENY spent n few days in this place
recently.
Mr.. Frank Mcintyre OF Pawtucket has
been visiting friends In this place.
large party of friends OF Miss Lora
Stone will go 20 East Greenwich this
evening 10 listen TO the recital which sne
is to give.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-06-03
BRISTOL.

The 2i-foot yacht Fireny. designed by
burgess OF Boston. IL anchored of Pap
poosesquaw, where her owner. MIR. Fran
els H. Adrian. has taken a summer
residence for the season.
St Marys base ball team which played
the Clydes at Riverpoint. was defeated
by a score OF 90 to 4.
The family of Mr. J. Halsey De Wolf.
including his sister and niece. OF Provi-
dence, have taken the j. B. Herreshoff
house at the corner OF Burton and High
streets Mr.. Dc Wolf. who Is president
OF the Providence and Washington In
sursnce company. has been travelling In
Europe the past year, his health being
somewhat impaired.
At a regular session Of the probate
court yesterday the following business
was transacted: The will Of Lavinia G
Perry was entered for probate and the
appointment OF William s. Perry as ex-
ecutor was approved. The petition foi
appointment OF an adminlstratrix on tho
estate OF Lavinia c. Perry was dismissed
Notices were ordered for the appoint
ment OF administrator on the estate o
Louise Tanner and the probating OF tho
will OF Susnn w. Tillcy.
Councilman Cooding Is confined 20 his
home on Gooding avenue threatened Will
pneumonia.
Mrs. G.. III. Alden OF Grand Island, N
Y. arrived yesterday on visit 20 he'
daughter.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-06-03
EAST Providence.

The nremcn met last evening and paid
all bills incurred by the recent trip 20
Cranston. and appointed George Fuller.
William Faulkner and c. F. Phillips a
committee 10 visit Pawtucket on July 4th.
when they are 10 be the guests OF the
fire department OF that city
Peter McGough was buried from his
late home on Lincoln avenue yesterday
morning. and later services were held
In the Church OF the Sacred Heart, the
interment being at 81. Francis cemetery
The bearers were Michael Hay. James
LAWN. Charles Higney and Albert Smith
The deceased was a member OF Pythias
lodge. X. OF T.. for many years.
The town council will meet tomorrow
evening but what they will do or undo
no ono knows.
Orlando Freedom. superintendent OF the
East Providence water works. is reported
as being seriously III.
Reliance lodge OF odd Fellows will meet
this evening.
Some one Is at work getting the young
men 20 register. but there seems TO be
something OF n mystery. Tho majority
OF the citizens. however seem 10 be an
xious 20 get rid OF the Goo Coos and have
the town run once more I'm n smooth and
business.like manner
Joe Armina was fined 81 and costs In
court this morning for allowing his hens
TO run at large.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-06-03
MANY MOURNERS
Funeral Of Veteran Undertaken
and Burial at Swan Point.

II was a large gathering OF profession
al brethren. as well az other friends and
relatives. that assembled al the late resi-
dence OF Horace B. Knowles on Arnold
street, yesterday afternoon, and paid
inal tribute TO the memory OF the veter-
an undertaken.
Representatives were present not only
from this city but also from New York.
Boston, Worcester Springfield, Woon-
socket. Newport. Pawtucket and other
cities and towns. Rev Augustus NJ.
Lord read the Scriptures and offered
prayer. a quartet OF male voices led by
Herbert II. Brown sang I'VE Cannot AL
ways Trace the Way" "One by One" and
Nearer. My God. TO Thee The flowers
included u large basket OF roses from the
undertakers OF Providence, broken
column from the Clark Manufacturing
company. a standing wreath from the
Strong Manufacturing company. Win
sted. Conn: a massive wreath from
George III. and Frank 8. Waterman, un-
dertakers, Boston, Mass; large
wreath from Mr.. and Mrs. C. D. Wash
burn. Springfield. Mass; also from the
Embalmers Supply company, Westport,
Conn: fiat boquet from p. Il. Heintz
and K. p. Carter OF the National Casket
company OF Boston. Mass: standing
wreath from his employees. Thomas j.
Donohue and Peter +. Healy: a standing
harp from Thomas McMurrough large
wreath or rhododendrons from Timothy
Mccarthy; also a large number OF pieces
from relatives and intimate friends OF
the family. The remains were entombed
at Swan Point cemetery.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-06-03
SENATOR
ALDRICH
RETIRES.
No Longer President Of the
United Traction Company.
Mr.. Jackson Succeeds Him

II was currently reported late yester-
day afternoon that Senator Nelson W.
Aldrich had rendered his resignation as
president OF the United Traction COM
pany and that Mr.. Benjamin A. Jackson
had been elected to succeed him.
Mr.. Jackson was seen by q representa-
tive OF The News this morning and
asked concerning the correctness OF this
report.
You may say" said he. that 10 Is
true that Senator Aldrich has retired
from all active participation in the man.
agement of the street railway companies
of this city and state and that have
been elected his successor"
Mr.. Jackson. In response to further
query, said that Senator Aldrich's resig-
nation-and his election TO succeed him
would cause no material change In the
management or affairs OF the company.
at present. but that the property con-
trolled by the United Traction company
would pass into the control OF the Rhode
Island company. or In other words. the
Merger corporation on July !.
The corporate existence OF the Traction
company, however, and the street rail-
roads controlled by IT will, OF necessity,
be continued.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-06-03
WELL DESERVED.
Important Promotions Made by
the Fire Commissioners.

An important meeting of the board OF
fire commissioners was held yesterday
afternoon.
Captain Philip w. Kelly after so years
service, was retired at his own request
and his name placed on the pension role.
The vacancy thus caused at the head OF
Hose has been filed by the advance
merit OF his son. Lieutenant William w.
Kelley To be captain. The new captain
was appointed a call man at Hose on
Nov. /. 1882. He was made a permanent
member and appointed to Ladder No. s
Aug. !. 1855. He was promoted to leu
tenancy and transferred TO Hose IAN.
1882.
To fill the vacancy caused by his pro-
motion Herbert b. Kelley OF Hose was
made lieutenant, hav previously been
a hoseman. Mr.. Kelley has been fire.
man since he was made call man at Hose
8. Sept. /. 1889. He was made permanent
"a the same station April, 1890
Promoted to be lieutenant and trans
ferred 20 Engine 2. Edward III, Washing
ton held his Office only one day The
promotion took effect Sunday at 10 o'clock
I'm the morning. At 10 o'clock yesterday
morning Lieutenant Washington resigned,
TO take effect at once. He is to engage
In business.
ne was dppolnNeu on the 1OTCe II tD
10. 1887. as call member of Hose l3. on
Central street April 1. 1880 he was APP
pointed a permanent member OF Hose
l3 He served with the company from
that time TO this. with the exception OF
brief period spent with Hose IT, at
North Main street and Doyle avenue. and
Hook and Ladder s, at Atwells avenue
and America street. He was promoted
last Tuesday to take effect Sunday.
Edward +. Curtis OF Hose II was pro-
NOTED to lieutenancy and transferred 10
Engine company No. 2. He was made a
permanent man at Hose IL March !. 1891.
transferred TO Hose 20 July s, 1898. ana
sent back TO Hose IL. Jan. 90 1902.
Albert J. Holley. serving as a substi-
tute was made permanent fireman ana
stationed as hoseman at Hose Q. Wal
ter l.. Medhurst. n substitute, was ap-
pointed TO Hose II as a permanent hose
man.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-06-03
BROWNS D0|NGS
Brunonian Board Dinner. Names
for Trustee Vacancies.

The new members of the Brunonian
board OF editors give the retiring editors
banquet at the Wellington tonight.
There is a strong senior delegation on the
monthly this year. consisting OF James
B. Littlefield. the editor-in- chief. Thomas
Burgess, Charles X. Aust!n Philip ID.
ford K Stephens and Everett J. Horton.
the business manager. The new coming
members are Phillip B. Boadlcy and Les
Jr. and Houghtcn Metcalf of 1904 and
Harold G.. Arnold and Irving l.. Price OF
1896.
Dating from tonight the members OF the
Brunonian board Will wear fob charms
bearing the seal OF tho university on one
side and Tho HrunOnisn,' founded 1929,
the name Of weaIer and Gate OF granting
Harvard will send her best men down
to play Brown tGmorrSw' but the result
team and Phillips will catch. Hatch still
has to weA- an n OIL brace for his knee,
hurt in last fans foo;5sl! game but he
has srand fund OF nerve, and has al
lowed few teams TO find his curves. Phil
lips has inproyed greatly In throwing to
bases and hitting.
last chapel service Of the year in body,
dressed In caps and gowns
I. Maude Warren and y. d Griswold
of the senior class at Pembroke have
year.
Tne following candidates have been
nominated by The alumni for the three
vacancies on the board OF trustees;
Fr9 FPankiin +. S Bro5Ss 49, Z Colorado % springs
Col; Everett ID. Burr. "a. Newton Centre,
aence; Mass wiiam Mnam V. bOaslas, bas 81 81. POW
John M, English, 10, Newton Centre,
Mass.: Orrip r. Clifford. IA. Bunalo
N Y; Frederick w. Hartwell. Provi-
dence; Charles f. Hughes. 81. New
Pa; Chester w. Kingsley Cambridge,
Mass; Franklin G. McKeeyer, 81 New
london. Conn; Edgar Il Marston. New
York: BENJAMIN Ide Wheeler. IS. psrke-
lev, Cal Benaish I. Whitman. 81 Phila-
delphia
The Cammarian club elections were
made public in chapel this morning The
following men from the class OF 1903 Will
make up the body for next year, Messrs.
Abbott Barley. Baker. Barrows, Cobb,
Otis clifford. Grose. Cox. MacKinney,
pope. Rockwell and Waterhouse. The
Cammarian club is college feature
uniuue at Brown. II represents the stu
dent body and controls and directs stu
dent action
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-06-03
HOME WEDDING.
Miss LeOnhard Becomes the
Bride Of Mr.. Manchester.

pretty home wedding occurred last
evening at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs.
John Leonard. IS Wesleyan avenue. II
was that OF their daughter Miss Alice
NJ. Leonard. 10 Mr. c. A. Manchester.
Jr.
The ceremony was performed In the
front parlor undersan arch formed OF
palms and potted plants, and the officiat-
ing clergyman was Rev. Henry Bassett,
rector OF the Church or the Epiphany.
Elmwood.
The bride was attred In gown OF
white muslin and carried q boouet OF
bride roses.
She was attended by Miss Lillian Man
chester, a sister or the groom. who wore
a gown OF pink silk ajbatross and carried
a boquet of pink roses.
Mr. 8. Earl Hazard OF Boston offciated
as best man.
The ushers were Howard f. Medbury
and Eugene Il. Lester.
reception followed the ceremony.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-06-03
They Carried With Ease Gloucester,
Smithfield, West Greenwich and
North Smithfield-- Taxpayers
Met in SCituate.

exception OF the moderator and assessor
Of taxes.
The Democratic Good Government com
bination surprised themselves and the Re
puDlicans at the town election In Gov
entry yesterday by electing four OF the
Ave councilmen. the district clerk In the
Harris district and cutting down heavily
the Republican majorities In every In
Republicans elect one councilman. c. w.
Mathewson OF Washington. by a majority
Of 16 over Alfred Johnson Of Summit. but
from 20 S. John H. Capwell OF An
thony, the Republican member OF the
present council. Who headed the fusion
council ticket. has a bare majority or
ran against Councilman w D. Stubbs,
Sr., OF Quidnick, won out by majority
OF 5s
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-06-03
WARREN.

Amlty lodge. /. o. O. f.. meets We'd
nesday night In ODD Fellows hall. Rou-
tine business will be transacted.
ST. MARKS Parish club senior branch.
met I'm the parish rooms last night and
held monthly business meeting.
The Ladies' Md society OF the NJ r.
church meets I'm the vestry OF the church
tomorrow night
The Y r. S. c. r. OF the Baptist church
met In tho vestry last night social
time was enjoyed.
Giles Easterbrcoks and family have
opened their rummcr residence at
Grecne's landing.
Mr.. charles Wheaton OF New York city.
who he's been spsrcing few days vaca-
lion here az returned 10 New York city.
The Ezra Marin estate on State street
has received extensive exterior and In
terior rernirs
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-06-03
GOTHIC CHURCH.
Gift Of Providence Woman in
Memory Of Husband.

The $4,000 gothic church. built OF
stone. with all modern improvements.
the gift OF Mrs. John Nicholas Brown OF
Providence as a memorial 10 her de-
ceased husband was consecrated today at
Newport. Three bishops. headed by the
venerable bishop OF Rhode Isand.
Thomas NJ Clark, S years of age. were
present. Professor w. G. Poland repre-
seated President Faunre OF Brown uni-
versity. The Rev. DR.. w. r. Hunting
ton OF Grace church. New York. preached
the sermon.
The lower section OF the city was en-
fete and all who attended were entertain
ell at a collation. given by Mrs. Brown
who has taken a lease OF the Colonel
George B. Fearing villa on Narragansett
avenue. where she entertained a brilliant
company at dinner last night.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-06-03

The Republicans OF Burrlllvine elect
ed only the town sergeant the other
offices going 10 the Democrats
The annual town meeting held az Mar
ragansett yesterday was devoid OF in
terest. and was one or the most auiet
Affairs ever known there
When the polls CLOSED at o'clock but
f3l ballots were cast out az n possible
$40 voters on the general lists which re-
suited In the elc-tion OF four Republican
councilmen and other officers with the
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-06-03
Ron evER FIFTY WEARS.

MRS. wiNsLow's SOOTHING SYRUP
has been used for over nifty years BY
mllions OF mothers for their children
while teethlng. with perfect success. IL
soo,hts the child. softens the gums. al
lays al. pain. cures wind collie and IL TIE
best remedy for Diarrohea. IL will relieve
I'M me oor s,s ,e ~ run ss,y nar, ~ ~ voSla
Twenty-Five cents a bottle. Re sure and
ssk for Mrs wiaslows Soothing Syrup"
and toks 30 other kind
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-10-08
ORDERING OUT MILITIA.
ext of order Di.posins the Guard

Text of Order Dfsposing the Guard
in the Strike Region.
HARRISBURG. PA. October 7.-Gene-
raj orders placing the entire National
Guard of Pennsylvania on duty in the
strike region, were issued to-day from
division headquarters which have been
established at the Commonwealth Hotel,
in charge Of Colonel William J. Elliott,
assistant adjutant-general of the Guard,
who will remain in Harrisburg until the
troops are recalled. The orders designate
the loca ton of the three brigades, and
all of the State troops will be in the field
by Thursday Nc eacSt is being made to
get the troops on duty within any special
tme-lmit. it being the desire of the gen
cral officers to allow the soldiers to ar
range their private matters before going
into the field. General Miller will be COM
mander of the division.
The formal order from General Miller
disposing the National Guard in the va
''The division is hereby ordered on duty
in the counties of Luzerne. Schuyl1ill,
Carbon. Lackawanna. Susquehanna.
Northumberland. and Columbia, to see
that all men who desire to work, and
their families, have ample protection;
protect all trains and other property
from unlawful interference: arrest all
persons engaging in acts Of violence and
intimidation, and hold them under guard
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