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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-07-25
HARRIS COUNTY BONDS
TREASURER FARMER ISSUES STATE
MeNT OF PRESENT CONDITION..
The Total Amount Outstanding Is $685.
600, Against Which There Are
Credits of 100000.

County Treasurer Farmer issued ycster-
day statement of the outstanding bonded
Indebtedness Of Harris county, as It ex-
listed on June 30, 1902, showing the amount
of bonds outstanding and the condition Of
the interest and sinking fund for each set
Of bonds as required Ivy chapter 30 Of the
Twenty -sixth legislature:
The following statement shows the va
iious kinds Of bonds dates Of issue, of
maturity. rate Of interest, credits, etc:
JAN bonds ! to 100 inclusive; issued DC,
tober IT, 1898; mature October 10, 1885;
rate per cent; amount 100000
ialrlS county road and bridge bonds
10 1e5 inclusive; issued June /, 1902: ma
$J6J, 600.
Court house bonds, issued May 10. 1888,
ana February - 1894; mature Nav 10.
~ i1is ana EebrMaIy p, 1914; rate 8 per
Bridge bonds, issued May H. 1895 aud
March p. 1876; mature March ii. 1915
%.u March ~ 1916; rate & per cent;
FCudine bonds, issued August Is. 1889.
aud October /, 1851; mature October T.
l'F'G and Septcmhe- /, 1905 August Is
1909 and June Il, 1911; amount $4,000.
Iotnl amount of bonds, S6D5,OO0
Tho following bonds have been redeemed
since last report:
Court house bonds s12 Oon
HlluEe ponds OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 5000
Funding bonds OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. soon
Total ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS n
bonds, SG6j,O Oo
n IhG feolllowine arc, the, amounts to the
set of bonds since June 30, 1901, togetner
Lorts
JAN bonds, previous credit S3G.3tso2; re.
GNlAEn 81
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DUTY of the Public

To the Editor Of The Post.
While discussion as to ways and means OF
suppressing lawlessness In Houston is on,
there Is one peculiar feature Of many assas-
sinations here which ought to receive care.
ful attention. For example, in nearly every
Instance whore a Houston man with a gun
has gone on the war path the evidence Mt
an inquest has tended to show that one or
more citizens knew to a moral certainty
that q murderous assault would he made
or attempted. Nevertheless IL never ap-
pears that either the police or the intended
victim has been given timely warning,
hence many shocking assnssinatlons and
hence, too, much unenvlAblc free advrrtis.
Ing, both for the police and for the city
The point ! nm trying to make is this,
namely, that IL will ever he worse than
useless to expect or demand that the city
administration and police cope with law
lessness effectually SO long as the average
citizen neglects or refuses to perform his
whole moral and lawful duty That IS to
say, public sentiment. not statutes and
ordinances, Is the enforchle, the higher
law. Henry Clay Gray.
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THE HOUSTON GUN CLUB
ENTHUSIASTIC MEETING At TURNER
HALL LAST EVENING.
Beaumont Return Shoe. VIII Take Place
Some limo IN Auaust--ResvIt Of
Yesterdays Modal Shoot.

AHe Houston Gun club held an enthu.
siost'e meeting last night at Turner hall
al whleh various matters Of club Interest
were discussed. In regard to the retura
shoot to be given the Beaumont Gun club
ON the grounds of the latter, the GATE WIS
postponed. The Beaumont boys can not
possibly get in shape by the date originally
agreed upon-next Monday-and It was de-
eided TO put the shoot OF for abou. three
weeks, or until about August IL to Is.
IL was decided to make many needed I'm
proVements to the grounds Of the club and
y was also unanimously agreed TO invite
all local shooters to use the grounds for
praeuce every afternoon. These shooters
VIII be accorded the same courteaes as
SHOWN the regular club members.
after the meeting adjourned quite nun.
uer oI me members got together and dis
Iussed the advlsability Of fixing a shoot on
LABOR pay. The suggestion was favord-
ny received and 1t was decided to put the
matter before the club and invite Calves
toh' Beaumont and other cities to come IN
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Mrrried Under the Blue Dom.

Rev. b Ammons Of the Tabernacle Bap-
list church, who is holding a series OF open
air revival services at Houston Heights, re-
ceiyed an unusual request last night. Not
unusual because Of being called upon TO
perform the marriage service, but because
the bride and groom wished the ceremony
to be performed then and there, under the
silver studded vault OF heaven"
The groom was Mr. Il. r. Andrews of
Beaumont and the bride Miss Fannie A.
Tollver OF Columbus, Texas. Mr. aud Mrs.
Andrews Will reside In Beaumont.
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Bowling Contest Tonlnht

The largest attendance OF the season is
expected at Turner hall tonight on the oc.
cnsIon of the bowling contest for the w.
H. Ccyle cup. The contesting teams Will
be karlsruhe, Magnolia, Houston and Turn.
verein. The Magnolia team has won the
cup twice IN succession and II they win
again tonight the trophy VIII become their
property. The contest VIII begin promptly
at 8 O'clock 80
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THE REUNION At DALLAS.
Special Order to Delegates Who Wi
Leave Houston July 90.

Leave Houston July 90.
Tho following special order has been Is.
sued by General G. c. Beuens aud is Of
Importance to all members Of the United
Confederate Veterans who desire TO attend
the Dallas reunion:
Special order;
To the Delegates Representing the yorious
Camps which Comprise the First Brigade,
United Confederate Veterans
Houston. Texas, July -. 1862. Special
train No, ., Houston and Texas Central
railroad. will leave Central depot on tues
day, 10Th instant, at 1850 p. M. arriving
Mt Dallas on Wednesday morning, SOth IN
slant, At $50 n. m. IN ample time for the
reunion. 3Oth aud 3lst.
The commanding general urgently re-
quests all delegates TO be promptly ut She
aforesaid hour FOR train.
c. {. Bcnveus,
COMMANDING First Brigade, United Coufcd-
crate Veterans
l.. l.. Cohen,
Adjutant General and Chief Of stan, First
Brigade Texas Division, United Confed-
crate Veterans.
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Pictures Of Old washiu1t's

Navasota. Texas. July 2S'--fa' n,
Markham of this city has lus M
set of snapshot views OF ola 70. NJ
on-the- BRACES. the monument - 4
spot upon which stood the ar'' :. N
the State. and other surrounasls,ss. s NJ
and relies. They have been VA AK
Austin as per order knoWio srljr:
dent Roosevelt is engagad III ~, ~.
tory of Texas. and putting ou ,s,a
gether. II Is believed thal sa6s1
graphs have been ordered guy .a.,,ts
agents with view 10 inco'p
in the prospective WORK.
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Before Justice Matthsxt

Justice Matthews yesterday re
the following defendants who apf.s
fore him on the charges named. {
Scott and Richard Hazel, cooIss .,' !
charge of burglarlzlng the .s ~,
Ollie Harrison, colored, sou oo.s
ana 500 for Hnzel; Joe NaL,s,
$50 bond In two cases OF eulslap <
Cherry being the complainant
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lnstaIllnn The Oil Burner.

At the pumping station the oil burner ia
being installed In the frebox under the
boilers and 1t is probable that pumping
operations will he resumed again in very
is again being discharged into White OAK
bayou. The interval Is being employed In
overhaulug some of the machinery and
putting the plant in the hest possible condi-
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The Elks Win Have Fioht Returns

The Elks Will receive by private wire 70.
turns from the Jetfries-F itzsimmons light
on Friday night by rounds In their elegant
club rooms Each member is entitled To
present one guest. Music and sometime
10 cat Is the characteristics way The
best people on earth" take to hint that n
collation. will be served. =
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Wooded at the Rrlstol.

At the Bristol hotel last evening at y
o'clock Rev. John L. Green united In mar.
rlage Mr.. r. 4. Northumberland and Miss
Nettie Northingtou OF Eagle Lake. me
candidates for matrim0ny were accom-.
panied 70 the city By two sisters OF the
pride ana Two brothers OF the groom. the
newly wed couple VIII make their home
N Eagle Lake
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WEDNnsDAY's suOOT

In the shoot Wednesday afternoon for
laales, Miss Althea Jones won the medal
me following are the scores made by the
male members OF the club on the same
afternoon, 1t being practice shoot:
Event No. l, % birds
Gillot; ...........19 Davis .......... .16
Cleveland. ........22
Event No. ., % birds
Elliot. .,........ 20 Daniel ........... "a
Cleveland. .....21
Event No. 3, 20 birds
Piliot, ..;.........1 Daniel ............22
Cleveland. .......23
Event No. 4, % birds
Pilot. 81 Cleveland ........2 %
Event No. 3, 20 birds
Pilot. ...........2 DAME! .......... %
Cleveland. W. f.. 81 DR.. Griffin mann. 30
C. l.. Boring. .23
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Elaht Returns Al the Rloa.

bulletins Of the Jeffries -Fitzslmmous
fight by rounds viii be displayed in the
billiard room Of the Rice hotel tonight. Mr..
James Lawlor has arranged for a special
service
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Fioht Rulletina a thn Rio.

Captain James Lawlqr Of enc Rice hotel
has completed arrangements Tor the lease
OF a prlyte wire ana tonight win hniia,,,
the Observation-Disclosures fight as il oceurs.
round by round. The bulletins win be
posted In front OF the building.
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WANTED.

Bids VIII be received ur to 70 o'clock,
July 20. for fuel oil 90 he furnished in
carload lots, from two to three per week,
on Houston aud Texas Central truck for
one year. Houston Water Company.
Houston, Texas
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beyond question. and II his hope. Y
direction reach happy frultlop he.o
future as the great entrepot ana "
ctal center of the mighty Southwest y
AhsurNl.
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GAMES 1N FIRsr BRIGApE.

Dlsbmscd for stationery, postage and in
cidcnthl expenses Mt headquarters, so ~
Respectfully submitted,
c. G. Beaycns.
Brigadier General Commanding First Brig
ade. U. c. V.
L. l.. Cohen,
Adjutant General and chief Of stan.
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70 to $500 saved on railroad tickets 20
81. Louis. Chicago, Kansas City, New Or
leans ana other points /. l.. Wolf a Bro,
6o4.
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YESTERDAYS SHOOT.

There was large crowd out at the
grounds yesterday Interested in the shoot
for the Pete Gallagher medal Messrs
Otto Sens aud Or Griffin tied on 20 out
of n possible 30, and on the shoot-oT Sens
birds, the medal going 20 Mr. Sens
The following Is the medal score In de-
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AT THE AUDITORIUM.
The Leah Russell Specially Company in
Vaudeville.

FdhuSNlllS'
The Leah Russell Speciality company re
pcated Its vaudeville performance at the
Auditorium last night The Costley broth.
ors, the Holineworth children. Miss Ada
Arnoldson, the contralto singer; Etns.ncrs,
the equllibriSt, are In the COMPANY and ali
take part in the performance. KlnS-uers
Is worth seeing. His balancing tricks are
he holds on his chin or teeth is extremely
surprising
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II you contemplate taking a trip see us
before purchasing your railroad tickets
Wen save you money. !. L, Wolf 4 Bro.
65a.
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THE BARBER HILL FIELD.
ENTHUSIASTIC MEETING AT THE
BUSINESS LEAGUE ROOMS.
The Committee Which Visited the Field
Last Saturday Made Report--The
Outlook Is Most Encouraging.

An enthusiastic meeting Of citizens and
business men was held at the Busiu SIS
League headquarters Yesterday afternoon
The meeting was called to order by Chair.
man Pcden of the committee chosen which
visited the Barber Hill oil field last Sat
urday. The report of the above named
committee was received 1t was substan-
TALLY as embodied in an interview had
with Chairman Peden on the evening of the
committees return from the field aud pub
lished in last sunday Post 1t WAS very
evident from the interest taken in this
meeting that the citizens of Houston are
waking mp to the fact that there is some
thing very desirable beneath the surface
at Barber Hill.
rms meeting remarked one Of the
most prominent and practical business men
pih ,CSe w, clearly demonstrated to my mind
Inat the citizens OF Houston are deter
mined to assist Mr. Higgins In developing
thia most promising heid
me on Indications to the present depth
are similar TO spindle Top, whore the en-
tire iipld consists Of only 300 acres yvnera.
as the Barber Hin property covers ter
rtorE httccn to twenty times us great In
In other words, adjacent to Hous,op
thherr Is possibility Of an oil field twenty
umGS greater than the present Beaumont
hc!a, the wonder of the age. -
steps OF substantial ana practical mn
IIuIc were taken by the meeting to Join Mr.
higgins III developing this field Mr.. PA
il.io iilsSliS was present Mt the meeting
~ sp'Gihi invitation, and while he has ali
al0ag mad the utmost confidence in the
neid, ne was very naturally grati1ed thnt
the people of Houston now realize it's vast
possibilities and are more than willing 10
opment.
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Mrs. URwlTY ADDRlsss.

MRS. URwITz' ADDRESS.
children OF the Orphans Home: The
Daughters Of the Republics of Texas have
desired that Que OF your number should
present their simple gifts % this venerable
lady, because she IS them president ana
they love and honor her. They wish To
show, through sou, how mach they cherish
the membOry of her husband, VINO estuU-
llshcd the first ODD Fellows lodge IN the
Kepubl!c OF Texas. and now, foI her OWL
rare and noble virtues OF charity lana pa
triutlsm, they honor her. They wish you,
dear children, to see In thhse circumstances
an object lesson, te1ching You mat no
great and good life Is ever lived In vail :
that the strong and uIsselish yirtucs OF
our carly patriots have made Texas great
and have made possible the very blessings
which you. rs the sacred charges OF the
order, now enioy-ai the care and love
with which you are surrounded. me
Daughters of the Republic wish you To
grow up and become not only good Odd
Fellows but Eooa patriots as we'll loving
tho grand history of your state and cner-
i-hlng the deeds and the memories OF
those who have made 1t SO grand
AIN other Words she concluded, 'the
Daughters are not bit Jealous. hut are
glad 10 welcome you and to help YOU cele-
Drate the birthday Of their president
NOT CONSIDERED A CHARITY.
L. may he well to state that these or
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and lu6u.trv Thcy are nh members OF
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y dVlNT-Os
very beautiful and impressive feature
Of the visit Of the children OF the orphan
age occurred in the parlors of the hotel
last evening BY a happy coincidence July
% was the elghty.third birthday OF Mrs
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ParaSolS at soc on M +,
PA, 2lo,2 81
TRAVISST

Ladies and Chndren's F.rcy !,
Parasols, all cGlors. some IIanlsil,,s1
Ch' ffon Rufles and Lace; ali IA " y
out less than half price. " "
Evening journal., 1902-11-06
REsULT on THE ELECTION.

Tuesday was a day on which one citi-
zen was recognized ais being as good as
the other The poor man, as well as
the rich man, cast his vote according
10 his feelings and ia recognition Of his
favOrite parity The only time he may
change his mind was before casting his
vote But after the ballot-hox was
closed there We're no more chances to
change But the right to spend a dol
lar which is that Of every human being,
is to select the right store, the worthy
one, which brings and gives the best
results and recognizes the value OF
everybody's dollar. Every man. woman
and child casts a vote daily for the
Surprise Store, No 3O2 Market street,
and East Third street II has proved
to be the worthy one which recognizes
the value of a dollar
Evening journal., 1902-11-06
Town Sold at Auction.

Charleston. S. C., Nov. 6.-Practi-
cally the entire town OF Calhoun Falls,
in Abbeville county, at the crossing
of the Seaboard Air Line and Charles
ton and Western Carolina Railroads,
was sold at auction Tuesday to Judge
w. f. Cox. of Anderson. for $4,000,
being 700 acres at the rate of 500 an
acre. The property belonged to a
syndicate of Anderson, Charleston and
Atlanta capitalists known as the
Western Carolina Land and Improve
ment Company. They built hotel
and several stores but their great
auction of lots was not a success.
Judge Cox. the new purchaser, says
he will form a new company to de-
velop the property.
Evening journal., 1902-11-06
CLAIM ROADS
APE VERY UNJUST
Complaint Filed Against
Them With the Com
merce Commission
MUST FILE ANSWER IN TWO WEEKS

Washington. Nov. 6.--The complaint
OF William r. Hearst. Of New York,
against the anthracite coal carrying
railways. charging that the latters
rates for the transportation Of coal
from the anthracite fields to New
England, New York, Maryland and the
District of Columbia are unreasonable
and unjust. was filed with the inter
state commerce commission yesterday
The commission Immediately sent no
tifcations of the complaint to the rail
way companies named as defendants,
as follows: Philadelphia and Reading
Rallwty. Lehigh Valley, Delaware,
Lackawanna and Western, Central of
New Jersey, New York, Susquehanna
and Western, Erie, New York, Ontario
and Western, Delaware and Hudson,
Pennsylvania and Baltimore and Ohio.
The roads have until the Goth instant
to file their answers.
The complaint alleges that the rates
subject the consumers at the points
named. and the producers of such coal
who are not common carriers or cor
porations owned and controlled by
common carriers. to unreasonable
prejudice and disadvantage, in viola
tion of the interstate commerce act 1t
charges that the rates are discriminat-
ing and prejudicial to the interests Of
dealers and consumers OF anthracite
coal as compared with the transporta-
ton rates for bituminous coal for
much longer distances, and also as
compared with the defendants rates
and charges on other carload freight
traffic generally.
It is alleged that the Lehigh, Cen
trail of New Jersey, Delaware, Lacka-
wanna and Western and Erie. New
York, Susquehanna and Western and
the Philadelphia and Reading roads
have entered into a freight pooling
agreement.
Evening journal., 1902-11-06
CHINESE BOXERS ACTIVE
Under Female Leader They Rai1 Many
Villages.

villages.
Victoria. b. C.. Nov. 6-fhe steamer
Shinano Mary brought news that anti
foreign placards are scattered all over
Cheng-Tu. ana that the Boxer dis.
turbances are now rife throughout the
province of szcchuan. A report that
their female leader, Kwan Wing, or
Goddess of Mercy" has been captured
IN n battle fought ou,.iic the walls Of
Cheng-Tu is untrue. The Boxers
leader is about II years of age, and the
woman captured ana beheaded was
over 60. The Bsgcrs continue to raid
out of the way villages. ana several
churches have been burned and the
converts massaCrcd.
A New Chwang correspondent tel s
of a fight between Russians and ban
dts. The Russians river patrol boat
Samson was attacked by a band Of 700
armed robbers on October s, and the
fighting lasted for several hours. over
20 Chinese and six Russians we're
killed.
Evening journal., 1902-11-06
claim $500. .ooo namanea-

Washington, Nov. 6.-The case OF
Ferdinand Halzendorf against Secre-
tary of State Hay for a mandamus to
compel the secretary to seek redress
from the German empire or the King
dom OF Prussia, or both, to recover
100000 for alleged false Imprisonment
was argued yesterday in the District
Court Of Appeals. Halzendorf claims
he was uniustly detained in an insane
asylum at Dalldors. near Berlin, from
May 1898 to July, 1899. He claims to
be a naturalized citizen of this country
and was travelling through Germany
when detained. Secretary Hay de-
clined to take any steps in the case.
Evening journal., 1902-11-06
TransvaIIers Must Paw Rents.

Preoria, Transvaal. Nov. GA deci-
sion which has been handed down by
the Supreme Court declaring former
President Kruger's proclamation of Oc-
tober 1899, abrogating the payment OF
rent and interest during the South Az
rican war to be invalid, has produced
CONSERVATION here and in Johannes
burg. Although it is expected that
many of the better class landlords and
creditors will accept a compromise, this
decision will mean ruin to many who
relied upon the proclamation TO escape
payment of rent, etc.
Evening journal., 1902-11-06
MAKE YOUR OWN
EN- BROIDERY DESIGNS

Trace them from printed designs with
Whit1eld's Transfer Paper.
So often you find a pretty spray OF
bunch OF flowers in a magazine that
would look very pretty if embroidered.
Then, too, there are the printed de-
signs. and with the Transfer Paper
these may be used any number of
times. A hard lead pencil and a sheet of
the paper is all that is necessary to
trace any design perfectly, so that it
will show up clear and strong in the
minutest detail ON any material. So
much b9tted than the stamped linens
or any other method of making or Sc
curing Embroidery Designs. It is hard
to tell about it, but practical use will
best demonstrate its utility.
We have a special book containing
six sheets, 10x10, with full Instructions
and included in the book are ten pages
of spesial beautiful designs for dOilies
.esptre-pieces and china painting de-
signs, and the entire book with de-
signs will be sent to any address for
only 25e.
Special book VI tracing paper for the
hildren-entertains and te@ches them
to draw. Book contains a number OF
designs of animals, and pretty pictures
which any child can easily trace, and
make a beautiful drawing. Sufficient
tracing paper to make 100 designs.
Postpaid Only EO cents.
Evening journal., 1902-11-06
Destructive Fire IN Nebraska.

NaDer, Neb., Nov. 6-The most de-
structive fire that ever visited this
county has been raging on the Rose
bud Indian reservation since Sunday.
Three hundred head of cattle are
known to have been burned, and sew
eral ranches in the path of the flames
have not been heard from. Several
hundred settlers are now holding the
flames in check along the north line
Of Boyd county, where a great many
corn fields we're destroyed.