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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-01-29
Ereinht Train WreoL-

Village Mills, Texas, January 2S-A
northbound local freight train was wrecked
here today In making a flying switch The
train was cut about six ears from the en-.
CINE and some cmpiies put in the siding
and the rear end of the train following ran
into the cars attached to the engine one
was box car londed with hay aud One
was loaded oil tank car. The tank car
teescoped the hay car, dlsplacing ITS
trucks, which the train crew were forth
natcly able to remove from the track Thu
trucks under the oil ear and one end OF the
box car remained o. the track and have
been set on the siding delay ng the south
bound passenger train only few minutes,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-01-29
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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-01-29
plPHTHERIA ANTl-roMN.
Description OF the Process by Which
II is Made.

II Is Made.
The recent fatalities from lockjaw occur
Ing In ST. Louis from the administration OF
diphthcrla antitoNin manufactured by a
local municipal planU, which through reck.
less disregard Go all sanitary precautions
became contaminated. may be regarded as
a calamity, not only on account Of these
deporabe deaths, but from the fact that
IL has preduiiced the people against the
use OF the remedy, thereby causing many
other unnecessary deaths,
plphther!a anti,toxin when prepared with
all the aseptic precautions now is use by
the largest manufacturers OF the product
In America, is an absolutely harmless and
reliable specific for the disease Dlphtheria
Is the most contagious and fatal disease
that Affects children and until the intro.
duction Of anu-toxln was the most dreaded.
both by the medical profession and By
parents. The mortality from this disease
averaged from 10 10 20 nex cent. golng as
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-01-29
PAcKlNa HoUsE PRopuoTs.
Day for Secret and Cut Rates Believed
to Be Passed.

Day for Secret and Cut Rates Believed
to Be Passed.
Chicago, January -. Traffic officials Of
the Western lines, according to the Record
Herald believe that the day for secret
and cut rates on packing house products
and dressed meats has passed and will not
come again.
Acting upon the recent agreement OF the
roads to cease paying rebates, and the as.
surnnCe by the packers that they would
not seek preferential rates, tue presidents
Of the lines west Of Chicago haze DIES. &
mated certain representatives. to cOnsttute
Standing committee. whose dutS u shall
hc 10 meet AL least every IucSdH! auu,
When necessary, oucncr with view TO
considering the situation. The commit
Tee which VIII take the place OF the receIt
Tour terminal point committees Is cunpus If
oil the loHuWihg officials: j. " johns ~,
third vice president Of the Rock Island (;
=. g.. BIRD third vice president OF the ST.
Pau: H. r. CuNOugh, third 'icc president
dl tue NurihWcsicrn; Darius Miller, INST
vice president ot the Burlington; Paul
Morton, second Vice president OF The Santa
re, aud $. NJ. FELTON,, president of the
Alton. In pursuance OF the individual
announcement OF all the lines 20 make
only open. published rates. the Western
trunk line committee has issued u joint
through freight tariff, embudyiug the cut
rates which have pcrtainrd upon the pro-
ducts mentioned ever since June 30, 1901
The new tariff bears the signatures OF the
general freight agents of twcnty-thrcc lines
west of thicaso aud is cut Of about 10
per cent over former published tariffs on
packing house prnducts ana dressed meats
from Kansas City. St Joseph AtChi son,
LClVcuwurth Nebraska City, Omaha. South
Omaha, Council Bluffs aud Sioux CLy FOR
the Middle states aud the scaboard terri
An example Of the cuts made by the new
tarin Is: Present rates ON dressed meats,
saltcd meats and packing house products
ftFtfs NN..Hs. NF.H1
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-01-29
Macaroni Election.

Victoria Texas, January 2S-The annual
meeting Of the stockholders Of the New
York, Texas and Mexican and the Gulf,
Western Texas and Pacific railways was
held hero Yesterday, resulting in the cleo,
ton Of the following board of directors:
W. G. Nnn Week, d. c. Proctor. y. 7.
Proctor and G. r. Cottinghum Tho di-
rcctors then met and elected the following
officers: President w c. Van Week vice
president and general superintendent. D. r.
Forbes; trcHsurer w. J. Craig; secretary.
b. NJ. Smith
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-01-29
GALVESTON FLOUR EXPORTS.
Considerable Interest Aroused THROUGH
the Shipments.

Railway Arc.
Considerable interest has Of late hcoa
manifested In the export OF hour TO Liver.
pool via Galveston Tho recent estahl ~
ment Of steamship line between ia so
two ports Inns made this practicable. and
the southern Pgclae Is utilizing m, now
mcrlv moved via New Orleans what G5i
weston needs more than amy one MIS- M
me present time is mn increase Of imnor.s =.
Inc cmhargo ON commerce incident 10 the
necessity for vessels going in ballast 10
galveston IS too serious TO permit ~ the
rapid development OF that mort or any
other similarly situated II Is manlfestiv
for the Interests OF the Southwc to moin-
tain a port on the gulf aud Galveston
ms n long WaN the start and presents al.
may he that for the present son'o minor ad
Nantages attach 10 haudliyg uSport TRAFFIC
through New York, and that In consequence
much business naturally tributary To Gal.
weston moves through the other port
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-01-29
A Referee Appointed.

Ardmore, I. r.. January 2S.-Iudge Will
lam Nixon was today appointed by Judge
Townsend as referee to act FOR the Chicka-
saw and Choctaw nations and the Arkansas
and Choctaw railroad The road Is now
under construction through the ChlcktS0w
ana Choctaw nations and Judge Nixon as
referee will pass upon any dispute or,>,llf.
ference of attempts for right Of way
through Indian lands
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-01-29
TWO CENT FARES.
Ohio Legislators Said to Be at Work on
New Bill.

NniIWay Age.
Two-cent'a-mile fare bills are beginning
10 reappear in the legislatures, and tho
old question whether that rate would be
fairly remuneratiye on any western road Is
again TO he thrashed over In Ohio. where
a 2-cent bill barely escaped passage al the
last session, legislators elect are stated "a
the preparation Of new bin and "a
strong popular lobby 10 work for the meas
ure' Is soid to be under orcan.zat O 0.
Meantime. the Michigan roads are ADJUST
Z-cent law OF that State. and viii he able
after q while 10 shed light on the con-cn
ton that the reduction In rates win be cont
pensatcd for by the increase IN traffic Just
how 1t will work nobody can tcll until It is
tried, Theory In this direction proves
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-01-29
WILL RESUME FRIDAY.
Conference Betwesn Manager Van Week
and Msssrs. 6arretson and Lee.

Conference Betwesn Manager Van Week
and Messrs. 6arretson and Lee.
MT w. c. Lee, the representative Of
the Brotherhood of Trainmen, who IS IN
the city with Chief Garretson OF the or.
der OF Railway Conductors for the purpose
OF comforting with Manager Van Week IN
the matter Of certain demands Of the two
oturts' said yesterday that the eonferenr,
would be resumed on Friday Nr Van
nleek VIII return that morning from III
faso where he is at present on business
pit Lee said he expected nothing bnt a
satisfactory conclusion OF his Interview v,,tb
Mahayer Van Week. He laughed az tho
inea that there was any occasion or reason
aor any one to suspect II would be other
the railroad men possess and he Is held
IN high esteem by the officials OF All the
r99ads or the country. As one of the local
tair hght He has always conducted his
campaign On high plane aud he Il re-
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-01-29
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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-01-29
|. G. G. Ms Plans at Nayasota.

Nayasota. Texas, January 2S.-Mayor D.
n. Peoples received this morning a letter
from General Superintendent Leroy TricS
Of the International and Great Northern
railroad stating that the Iooplc Of Nava-
sCta need have no apprehension Of thcir
track laying along business section of Roll
road street That same would he laid accord
ing To ordinances on that subject and under
supervision of the city government. Ihst
lis company wanted &C. come here rs a
friend of the people aud rct AS an antas9n
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-01-29
Gravel Bate to Houston.

Austin, Texas, January 2s.-Thc railroad
commlssio ntms afternoon approved the ap.
plication " the Galveston. Henderson and
Houston fer AN amendment to the cont
modify tariff on stone sand, etc, by cN-
ccptiug gluvCl carloads from Houston or
Harrisburg to spur about midway between
those points and liking the rate At 81 per
car, effective February !.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-01-29

sspeGted accordingly. II there is anything
IL Re got he gets II. He stands up for
way that he Is always welcome to re-
turn and Is assured Of = respectful hearing
al all tines
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-01-29
Storey Nav Attend.

Austin. Texas, January 2s.-Railroad
Commissioner storey stated today that he
would likely attend the meeting OF the
Southern railway commissioners couven.
ton az Charleston, $ c., February To-
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-01-29
Another SURGEON Appointed,

chief Surgeon Knox Of the southern Pa
eltc yesterday announced the appointment
OF DR. Beverly y. Smith as division sur
geon Of the company, headquarters Frank
I'm, La
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-01-29
RAILRORp SCHEDULE.

H.. a It. c. n N.
Grand Central Depot
leave No. =, ~ .O0A N Arrive No. a.. SIS p. n
I:sy: H. h ,ifEsSs a sy: Ne Ss. sS
It. q N. o. n. n.
Grand Central Depot
Ne g.. z.sSST A A71y. No Ne ' 1897
leave No $3.50 am ArrivsNo- s.lo.s0p n
g., "A. a .. A. Hy. 81
Grand Central Depot
Lave No. o....ii.is > n AriysNoisl.oo n
g., H. q N. IA. "A.
Grand Central Depot
leave No. ,.io.O5 a. IN Anivs No. a.. 900 am
Leave No. So s0p Any. 70. &c; 0 0S pm
Nos. and Sundays Only
N. ", IT. & n. II. n.
Grand Central Depot
Leave No tsr. i0is Arrive No rsa. 3.3spm
a. a. & A. p. ny.
Grand Central Depot
Leave Ne. PISS Arrive No. > Gas pm
G.. @. & 5. r. II. n.
Grand Contra Depot
leave .....7.00a Auivs..4.. ..8.55sm
Isavs"......7.45 ?. m Arrive. go m
Galveston Trains,
ltave........7.4s ? n Anivs...."..7.3o pm
Additional Sunday Specials
tesv. ...,.-s,s5 an Aftlve......., $40 a. m
Lsaye..... l.5o ?. m Arrive o.. 9.20 P.
Al these trains leave the Santa Re Congress
Ave. pspoi minutes later Than the above
He. q W. T. N.
Fifth Ward Depot
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-01-29
BUILDING FREIGHT Depot.

Pelican. Texas, January 2s.-rhe Santa
Fc Railway company has a crew here build
Ing small depot for freight accommoda-
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-01-29
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
roRr oN GALvEsrlN. Innnnrr

PORT or GALVEST ~, January %.
ARRIVED.
IS V0lund (Norl. Cieufucgls
SIS Niccto lSpun.l, Porto Rico.
CLEARED.
SIS Samara CBrl, Liverpool,
SIS Sierra tSpauD, Liverpool.
Vessels in Port.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-01-29
u. Il. & w. II. Il. II.

Fifth Ward Depot
leave 700 an. Express Train Arrive TO- 90 pm
Grand Genital Depot
Leave sos p. Arrive 9.o2 a N
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-01-29
Vessels Destined for Galveston.
STEAMSHIPS.
GALVESTON STOCK.

SCHOONER
Horatio l.. Baker. cleared Baltimore l-25
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-01-29
GALVESTON GRAIN MOVEMENT

Total stock .......... lao.eso
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1902-04-30

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The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1902-04-30

OF the entire country gold fields of
OA iaano the fabulous nn.d
eyes " the mining world the te
DO the and
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The Washington times., 1902-06-22
PRECEDENCE IN MARINE
CORPS ESTABLISHED
Colonel Goodloe Walks
Ahead of Colonel Reid
Question Settled by Attorney General
Knox Yesterday on
an Appeal.

a question of precedence that has
afflicted the Marine Corps for a long
time was settled yesterday by Attorney
General Knox. 1t was whether Col.
George c. Reid, adjutant and inspector,
or Col. Green Clay Goodloe, paymaster.
was the senior staff officer of the corps.
incidentally. the question was involved
whether seniority of service or seniority
of previous rank determined the stand
ing of officers promoted to the same
grade CT the same day.
Colonel Reid became second lieu
tenant OF the Marine Corps in 1864. Col
oncl Goodloe was appointed second
lieutenant In 1869. When they were
both first lieutenants Goodloe was pro-
NOTED to be major and paymaster. Sew
eIteen years later Reid became a major
and adjutant inspector.
Up to March 3. 1899, Goodioe was
Reid's senior In the staff. On that dar
they were both promoted to be colonels.
Reid claimed that having entered the
service before Goodloe he was Goodloe';
senior as colonel. Goodloe claimed that
having been Reii's senior as major
he ranked Reid as colonel.
The Judge Advocate General of the
Navy decided in favor OF Goodloe. An
appeal was taken two months ago TO the
Attorney General. who confirmed the
Judge advocate Generals opinion. Here
after Colonel Goodloe will walk ahead
instead of behind Colonel Reid.
The Washington times., 1902-06-22
SEA DUTY FOR
SANTIAGO FIGHTER
Commander Wainwright
Ordered to the Alabama.
VIII Exchange Places With Capt. W.
Il. Brownson Next
October.

/ Capt Willard II. Brownson, command
| ing the battleship Alabama, and Com
mander Wainwright has held that as
tendcnt OF the Naval Academy. are to
exchange pla ses next October. when Cap
tain Rrownson's present tour of sea duty
will expire.
The term of the superintendent of the
Naval Academy Is four years. and Com
mander Wainwright has held that as
signment cnly little more than two
years. but he would like TO go to sea.
The Alabama is considered pretty big
ship for n commander, and the assign
ment to a vessel os her class CT an Off
Ger of lower ranl, than captain will be
unusual, and probably unprecedented.
The battleahiD Indiana has been in
charge of a commander on two occa-
siops. but cnly while she was serving
as q practice ship for naval cadets or a
training ship FOR landsmen. She is not
reavly so big or formidable vessel, how
ever. as the Alabama
The decision to give Commander VAIN
wright this important command is at
tributed to President Roosevelt's admir-
alton for his record as a fighter in the
battle Of Santiago, when he served on the
Gloucester. a converted yacht that en-
gagged the Spanish torpedo boat destroy
ers Furor and Pluton at close waters.
For this work he was advanced ten num-
hers
The Washington times., 1902-06-22
FREE ENTRY GRANTED
FOR AUTOMOBILES
Under Certain Conditions Tourists May
Land Their Motors in America
Without Duty.

The Secretary of the Treasury yester-
day issued the following circular letter
regarding free entry under bond of au-
tomobiles of tourists for temporary use:
The regulations OF the department Of
June g. 1902. regarding the free entry of
bicycles of tourists brought to this coun
try Tor temporary use. not exceeding
three months, are hereby extended so as
to include automobiles brought by tour
lists from abroad for stay not exceed
ing three months. but in such cases
formal entry will be required and d
careful examination and appra isement
made at the port OF Importation, and a
bona vi;..i double the estimated duties
under article 500. OF the customs regu-
lations. will be given by the importer,
conditional for due expectation OF the
automobile covered thereby within three
months from date thereof.
The Washington times., 1902-06-22
VACANCY ON BENCH
REMAINS UNSETTLED
Attorney Davis a Caller at the White
House to Urge Selection of
Local Man.

Attorney Henry E. Davis. who was a
member OF the District Bar Association
committee which ten days ago presensed
to President Roosevelt resolutions urg-
ing the selection OF local man for the
District Supreme Court vacancy. was Il
caller at the White House yesterday.
The President has not yet been able
to take up the judgeship case for final
determination. but Mr. Davis Is hopeful
that some Washington attorney will
eventually be given the place.
The delay in filling the vacancy is re-
Sarded by many persons as favorable
rather than otherwise. since according
to the first reports in circulation the
succession to the bench had been set
tied in favor of a Western man. The
local committee therefore feels encour-
aged by the present outlook.
The Washington times., 1902-06-22
SChLEY A GUEST AT
PHILADELPHIA RESORT
Sees His Portrait Displayed, Makes a
Speech, and Takes Trip Through
the "Old Mill"

PHILADELPHIA. June 81. - Admiral
at Willow Grove, the hero of Santiago
visiting the pretty resort with party
OF friends as guests of the Union Trac-
ton Company. The party, which in
oluded Admiral Schley and Mrs. Schley.
Colonel and Mrs. A. X. Mcclure. and
Mrs. James Martin, was under the guild
ance of Suoerintendent c. p. Weaver.
Piloted by MIR. Weaver, tht admiral
| listened to Victor Herbert's Pittsburg
Orchestra. z al then took in many Of the
other attractions.
While listening to the orchestra the
Schley party occupied a box deliberately
decorated with the national colors. The
admiral's appearance was greeted with
cheers. and he was called upon to make
a speech. In few weli-Chosen words he
thanked his admirers for their good
feeling. and declared that Philadelphia
was decidedly the most hospitable city
in the Union.
in making The tour of the park this
admiral was followed by large crowd
or curious people. who eagerly watched
every move. He first saw the Willow
graph, when the projection of his por-
trait upon the screen was greeted with
great applause. But when he started to
make tour through Ye Old Mill the
excitement was even more intense, as
the people jammed around the picket
fence to see how a real admiral would
step into a boat. The round trip was
made successfully, and then the scenic
railway was tried The admiral enjoyed
everything immensely. but could not be
induced to shoot the cnutes.
The admiral and party dined at the
Casino, and then listened TO part of the
Wagner program in the evening. He
stated that h. would leave Philadelphia
for Long Island on July l, and conse
quently could not accept Chairman
Hammond's invitation to participate in
the Fourth o! July exercises with Cen
eral Miles at Independence Hall.
The Washington times., 1902-06-22
WANT MORE PIANOS
STOP PAY!A3 2T0RAG: FOR Old 7IkNOS
The Bradbury Co. Will Take Them Or
Your Hands and Give You a
Due Bill Equivalent
10 Cash.

The value of thing il usllliy regulated by
the law o. supply aud GsInaud-aaI Just now
Old secondhand square and upright pianos are
commanding high pse'n!um at the Bradbury
Factory NarcrnOun, 10 Pa. ave. Their surply
ct old piaGos was almost cgtifciy destroyed in
the byrln: oi their la-C Brooklyn repair
factory last ilouth-and the demand Tor second
hand Squarc and lprillt Pianos was mover 50
great ruN. The Bradbury Company want,
sour cii tquaro %. upF-ght, and Win make a
liberal 3 lo"aEcc for it. They win move il
free Of tlFrsc. and give You due bin c,I'I.y-
a!ent - it- highest cash value which may
be used AT Any time ia the purchase Of new
upright piano or the" wifi take your old
piano-aid send You ne-s one ia its place
Al once-ailoWing you 10 pa. the balance in
very easy monthly payments convenient. II
Is certainly wasting money to pay storage on
piano when yau can dispose Of il 10 such
good advantage. Drop postal 10 1925 Pa ave
or phone ~. and have one of the Bradbury
repreasataty's cal and make you . proposi-
lion for Your square or upright piano All
makes ui instruments will be taken and full
falpc allowed. MI
The Washington times., 1902-06-22
CLERKS ORDER RESCINDED.
Secretary Moody Makes Change Before
Taking Pleasure Trip.

The Secretary of the Navy, Speaker
Henderson, Representative Gillett of
Massachusetts and Representative Met
calf cf California left Washington yes
terday afternoon on the United States
yacht Sylph for an cutting on the Poto-
mae River and Chesapeake Bay.
They will be back in Washington on
Monday.
Before leaving the Navy Department.
Secretary Moody rescinded that part of
his order of last Saturday which re-
quired that the names of all employees
who took advantage Of the Saturday
, O'Clock closing during the hot weather
should be reported. The clerks we're as
sured that If thev left at O'Clock it
would not lower their efficiency records.
The Washington times., 1902-06-22
RESULTS APPRECIATED.
Proceeds of Lawn Fete Received and
Acknowledged by Mr. Cleveland.

Acknowledgment has been made by
Secretary F. E. Cleveland, of the Colum-
bia Polytechnic Institute for the Blind
of the receip; OF Sl3l.3G from the Fed
Grated Society of Young PEOPLES Unions
OF the Liberal Churches, the proceeds
of lawn fete and entertainment re-
Gently given for the benefit of the in
stitution.
On behalf OF the institute Secretary
Cleveland desires to express grateful ap-
probation Of the interest shown by the
members of the Unions in the success
OF the eBdeavCr Of the institute TO pro-
vide employment fer the blind people
OF the District of Columbia.
among these who are especially com
mended by the secretary in an of.n let
ter are the st. Aioy5ius SociY,y for
donating the use Of Gonzaga Hall, to
Professor Townsend. and the young peo-
pie associated with him for the success
ful and most pleasing production OF the
drama. Mr.. Boo to Mr. George Warren.
and the young people cf the churches
for their iHdefatigabe efforts, and TO
the Nanette Club Orchestra, all of
whom contributed to the success CT the
fete.
The Washington times., 1902-06-22
Movements of Naval Vessels.

The Kentucky and New Orleans ar
rived at Kobe, June 20; the Indiana al
Tompkinsville. June 90; the Sterling
sailed from Port Royal for Norfolk
June 90; the Lebanon sailed from San
Juan for Norfolk. June 20: the Al
lance sailed from Pcnta Delgada for
Queenstown. June 21 the Nashville
sailed from Tangier FOR Tunis. June u j.:
the Caesar arrived at Port said. June
q, and sailed for L-alta the same day;
the Cincinnati arrived at LaguayTa
June 81: the Vixen arrived at Havana,
June 81