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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-11-20
FROM ANOTHER VIEWPOINT

Commenting on the case, counsel for the
international and Great Northern called at.
tention to the fact that the Southern Pacific
laid the track at Harrisburg before securing
legal authority for same, and further re-
marked; IF any argument was made In
open court we did not hear OF II and the
newspapers did not hear OF It, FOR no report
was made Of the proceedings It is queer
thing to 50 to work and construct such
track, in such place, under such clrcum
stances as exist, and then ask for p,rmis
sion TO do the work. As a matter of course
the action Of the Southern Pacific in doing
this Is indefenslblc from any legal stand
point and the Hbsurdity Of The whole nro
eeedng is as plain as the nose on ope's
race, rather think you should transfer
this assignment 10 your 'TamperinC with
Irldes' editor II reminds me OF an in
cident which observed on Maiu street ono
evening recently. An Irish policeman was
standing swingug his club In front OF the
l L1ri ef sstsb, barefoot street arab
walked over to a bicycle rack, mounted
stylish safety and rode away The no
lceman suspected nothing until a moment
later, when the owner OF the wheel raised
a howl, The minlon of the law was dumb
win amusement. Presently he drew a long
breath and said. with great emphasis.
We'll ne have nerve haven't hep Then
began the chase, as now begins our case
Whether the franchise was given tho
Southern Pacific in regular order or MT
matters little. The plain fact remains tSaf
it was valuable franchise, for which mo
county should receive adequate paw, and
when the commissioners fully understand
thls faot u Is reasonable 20 believe thar
they wiz favor the revocation Of the action
OF the court In granting tho franchise I"
As announced In yesterdays Post tbe
government hearing on the petitions OF the
Two roads 10 bri7ge Brays BAYOU will take
place Mt Galveston Monday next
General Manager LEROY Tree OF ths Tn
ternatlon9l and Great Northern viii be in
houston Friday and Saturday In consulta.
pal authorities on matters relative to build
ing the proposed tunnel or vladuct AZ tbe
railroad crossing on Preston avenue n IL
STATED that Mr.. Trices visit has no conpec
tion with the Harrisburg controversy
Another Important step In the LITIGATION
between the two roads may be taken Mon
day. Nuu Mon
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Notes and Personal.

The Southern Pacific announces cheap
rates TO BRENNAN on account OF the street
fair.
Travelling Freight Agent Patrick Of the
Missouri, kansns aud Texas was In Hous-
ton yesterday.
The new Enclosure about the park at the
Grand Central depot Is now completed aud
Is receiving a coat of paint.
r. T. George, division passenger agent OF
the Sunset Central lines at Waco, was a
visitor 10 Houston yesterday.
w. Il, Conner, travelling passenger agent
OF the Wabash at Dallas, was visitor IN
local railroad circles yesterday.
w. =. Cantrell, travelling freight agent
OF the Santa Fe, with headquarters In Fort
Worth, was in Houston yesterday.
G. c. FELTON,, superintendent OF the West.
ern Union Telegraph company OF Texas,
was down from Dallas yesterday.
Il. NJ. Winstead, commercial agent OF the
Frisco system at Tort Worth, was In the
city yesterday on railroad business.
Travelling Passenger Agent Finch OF the
Illinois Central, With headquarters ia San
Antonio, spent yesterday in Houston.
Travelling Passenger Agent Wood OF the
Queen and Crescent route. came down from
San Antonio yesterday on business trip.
The injured passengers In the Southern
Pacific wreck at DeVers who were brought
TO Houston, are reported 20 be getting along
very nicely
Managef Jen N Miller has fully recov-
cred from the injuries sustained IN his re-
cent mlshap on the Lampasas extension and
10 at his Office.
The official investigation Of the South.
ern Pacific wreck OF Devers Is now going
on, but II is not known whether or NOT any
conclusion has yet Leen reached.
w. l., Hartman, formerly connected with
the local Offices Of the Southern Pacific, but
now a merchant at Temple, is ia the city
Tor few days visiting his mother,
The gang OF laboreTs engaged in shifting
the tracks at the Grand Central depOl are
gradually nearing the station and win soon
be half through with the track on which
they arc now employed.
Several long strings OF "emptles" stand.
ms on the side tracks az the Grand Central
depot yesterday showed the large passenger
traffic 10 Houston which was done by INC
local railroads last Tuesday.
Manager Ieff n. Miller reports that ever,
thing Is in a higqly prosperous condition
on the Lampasas extension. regular pas.
Ing good business The handsome new
depot Is also nearing completion.
With the exception OF the Katy train
from Dallas. no specials will be run INFO
Houston today The low rates still prevail
90 All the roads, however. Next Friday will
again be busy dag, as nearly all the roads
WIN run specials from various sections OF
che State 10 Houston.
Tho Missouri, Kansas aud Texas will RIM
special Train from Dallas Fort Worth
and North Texas points 70 Houston today
ms train arrives this morning al Z O'Clock
and Is expected 10 bring large crowd Of
visitors 10 the Carnival, The Katy now has
SIX passenger agents busy 10 North rexas
WORKING up excursions TO Houston ana
they nave received special Instructions from
SenetAA passenger Agent Crush 10 do an
niVal.
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Popular TRAlNMAN DEAD.

George w. Wheeldon Died from Injuries
Received in Wreck at Abilene.
George W wheeldon is dead This an.
nouncement will cause feeling Of sincere
grief In several cities. Including Houston
Big Springs and Beaumont, where he had
large number OF friends. Mr.. wbeeldon
was one OF the best known aud most ponu.
Tar railroad men in the state aud was Tor.
merly resident OF Houston.
ne was locomotive engineer for severai
years and recently accepted the position of
nremnan % the Texas and Pacific cannon.
bal' train. On November l3 this train
was wrecked ut Abilene, much IN the same
manner that the Southern Pncidc No. 10
met disaster Tuesday NJ Devers, Texas.
and Mr.. Wheeldon sustained injuries which
resulted In death. Heroic EFFORTS were made
70 save his life. but surgery proved unavaii.
ing aud he breathed his last yesterday
morning 4:56 O'clock, at Abilene
Mr. Wheeldon leaves a widow and ono
child. the family residence being at BIG
Springs 10 which place the remains were
shipped last night Ito was a member ~
the Brotherhood n Locomotive Firemen
ncers,
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Classification Rullrn.

Austin, Texas. November le.--The rail-
road commission Of Texas today issued tho
following classification ruling;
II is ordered by the railroad commission
Of Texas that the following ruling, supple
mentary to Western classification No. "a,
shall govern In the transportation Of the
articles named by railroads between points
In Texas, subject 10 the rules embraced In
exceptions" to Western classification:
Amend item Il, page 8, Western classh
cation No. "a, OF item In Western classih.
cation hereafter adopted by this commits.
sion, naming ratings on corn planters, less
"two-horse."
This order shall take eject December
10 1902
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soc Reward. s1oo-

10 isarn that there Is al least one dreaded
diAease that science has been able Ia cnrc
IN an It's stages and that Is Catnrrh. Hairs
tatarrh Cure Is the only positive cure
laown 10 the medical fraternity Catarrb
heing q constitutional disease requires !
constitutional treatment, Hairs catar,h
Cure Is taken internally. acfing directiy
upon the blood and mucous surfaces az ne
system, thereby destroying the Foundation
Df the disease, and giving the patleni
strength By building up The constiultiou
and assisting nature IN doing It's work
Ihc proprietors have 80 much faith IN its
curative powers, thai they offer one Hun.
dred Dollars for any case that Il fails Ia
cure. Send Tor list Of testimonials.
Address. r. J. Cheney a CO.. Toledo. q
Sold By Druggists zoe
Halls Family Pills are the best.
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Temple TO Have a Street Fair.

Temple, Texas, November Is.--That lem
PIE is TO have a street fair again this fall
Is now an assured fact and the oppenheim.
er show that Is now in South Texas and
was In Temple last fall viii be here the
nfst week 10 December. The show Will
be run somewhat on different plan this
year, being located IN different parts OF
torn and consequently no general adnis,
sion Zee, The cltizens have raised a gen.
eral guarantee fund aud the fair peonIe on.
srafe the shows. dividing on a stipulated
basis With the Kings Daughters hospital.
Representatives Of the hospital viii act as
dcket takers.
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MOVEMENT OF OCEAN VESSELS.
Especial 10 The Postl

Port Eads.-Arriyed. Bratton (Nor). FROM
Puerto Cortes; Montreal (Br1, from New
York tug John L. Brady (Am) FROM Sa-
bipe Pass with two barges oil; schooner
alta Cue tAm.l, from Erontera, Mexico;
schooner Santos Ote6 (Aml from Rualan.
Sailed: Proteus (Am.l, for New York
Liverpool, Sailed; Civilian CBrD, for
Galveston
New York Arrived: Alamo, from Calves.
ton: FL Dia. from Galveston. Sailed; ]. NJ.
Guffey. FOR Port Arthur.
Philadelphia. Roma, for sa.
bine Pass.
Lizard. Passed: Madawaska, from Gal.
weston, for Hayre and Rotterdam.
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SUCCEEDS HIS FATHER.
W. o, Savage Appointed Fo,.,,..
Blacksmiths Al psI..tt.- S'''Si'

W. ~ savage appointed Foreman Of
Slaeksmiths at Palestine ''''' "
poiest'ne' November le.-SIr. f. VI Hus.
smith superlntepdeut Of motive mower 's ana
l ls stock today issued the following
International and Great Northern Psu.
ROAD company, onice Of super,ntsnS@a A.,
moti'e power and rolling stock -.po,sst'. ~
IeSas, November ia-Mr. Nvmt,., :,
sge Is this date appolnted i'i for., -, SAY,
p Pa s sspsSs' Palesilae shop vice NJ " q
stock PUWer and rolling
q, M " sspfage the new sppointeo is go,
eSanic He SI scrsed and m, \ t1ofqash i Sss
sshens' aud was With ~ mere n these
As'ss ana Pine siun, aud q now tss, a,
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Exoeptlons q cIasslfieatien.

Austin, Texas, November ia,-The railroad
commission Of Texas issued circular
adopting exceptions 10 Western clsssirca-
tion and caneelinE circulars Nos 1929 and
i4sl:
1t is ordered by the railroad commission
az Texas that the following rulings he
adopted Us exceptions 10 Western ciassi
resuon, TO severn In the transpostsuon ~
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down. loaded in box cars. carloads mini
u YIN weight N 10000 pounds, third class
shipped. as provided hi items ' AZ as are
S SIo,Se the same shah be covered IL with
10 TINS ,aoo order shall take effect December
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Fayette countN erand ll,r.

Ia Grange, Texas, November ls.-The
grand jury adjourned yesterday evening
nf'er returning thlrty.two Indictments.
tventy-four for felonles and eight for mis-.
demeanors. More indictments were re-
turned by this grand jury than hays beep
returned by any grand jury for several
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Waxahaohie commeroI,l cub

Waxahaehie Texas November 1s.-rhe
business men Of the city viii meet al the
court house tomorroy night for the purpose
Of organising commercial and progressive
club, The soliciting committees have nj.
one hundred members.
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reIearanh comnany Earnlnns.

Austin, Texas, November 1e.-The West.
ern Union Telegraph company today paid
It's taxes into the comptroller's department
amounting to 1851 95 on 1850, 795 day mes
sages sent and S13S SIS on 27,7T0 night mes
September 30.
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l5s,a- AM,,>eza</

The letter from this cured girl shows
every mother and daughter how per
feet health can be secured by taking
Wine of Cardui. That Wine az
Cardui cured Eva 0lmstead is in
itself a guaranty that this successful
remedy will do the same for YOU.
This sincere grateful letter tells its
own story of the cure that Wine az
Cardui effected in making a weak
nervous girl strong and healthy and
nothing can be said to make II
stronger. If you want such an ey-
perience take Wine of Cardui. This
great remedy is needed at every
trying crisis in woman's life. All
druggists sell 81 90 bottles Of Wine
of Cardui.
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Of the blacksmith shops Of the Atehi on.
ILopeaa ana santa re at Tucson, Ariz.
has recognized the almost lnvaiuabiH ssr ryn
ICES OF the late W. r. Savage. ard hos
tbS n spirit that IS fast obfeTatins
s nv 0lS PREJUDICE nat corporations are
{ached 70 the elder btr. Savage ana hat
ne nlaae the Apo aim mt hecause ho knows
me son Is not only Competent bu- 10
s soS,T nis appreciation and esteem 81 his
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cleouFne. Texas, \ vember IN -rba en-,
Veyors OF the Trinity AMI Rraz,s y.Isv
lallaoad Win reach Cieburne MIN nm,
fsshminary line 70 morrow A. -. -
NY, nse ana termuals IRE icsstsS ms ss
me posd se seady to close q contrSet for
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FEMALE TROUBLES are re-
sponsible for the thousands of
weak and nervous girls there
are in the world. The trouble is
they do not come into womanhood
in the natural and healthy
way. 1t is important that the
regular functions be properly es-
ta6Iished at the coming of woman
hood. If they are not, irregular
menses soon make invslids of girls.
This is fact worthy of every moth
er's serious consideration. Mothers
do not give their daughters health
the attention they should, But there
is not mother living who could
not give her suffering daughter the
same health Miss 0lmstead enjoys.
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SURVEYOR Are Near Corsios,s

corscuna, Texas. November i0.-The
Rock Island railroad surveying corps en-.
gagged ia locating the tinnl route Of the road
are now within i've miles Of this place.
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Leave 700 an. Express Train. Arrive o.l0 pm
sos pm Arrve .....o. OF .. IN
Al trains leave Grand Central Depot
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THROUGH DINING CAR SERVICE
r5OuST0N 70 CHICAGO, NEW YORK.
,NI. LOUIS. CfNctNNATI, BY SOUTH,
Elm PACIFIC.
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The South Texas National Bank
OF Houston, Texas.
OFFICERS:

OFFICERS:
Chas, Dillingham;, d. BrasheAr,
President. LIST Vice President.
q. T. Holt, Il + MacCSregnr
I'd Vice President, Sd Vice President.
j. &. McAshan. Cashier
{. A. Mckinney, Assistant Cashier.
Directors: j. !. Campbell, Chas, billing.
ham. ]. E, McAshan, o. I. Holt, a. il.
MacGregor, Henry Brashear Jacob Binz.
L. a. Heitmann, S. F. Carter
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6arlpud" Stoves and Ranges
Awarded Fist Pnzc. Paris, 1900. Buffalo.
aooi.
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40 a Liver Tonic
nse oXIDINE.

DOUBLE DAILY TRANsCoNTfNrNTA 1,
SERVICE BIZ SOUTHERN PACIFIC,
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NJ, K. & T. Depot Fifth Ward
Issye...... $50 am Arive.."....s.so a.H
For Galveston Trains see G., X. & H.
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N. ", r & M. r. r.

Grand Central Depot
Leave No. tsT. .1oJssn Arrfvs No, Iss 3.9s pm
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RAILROAD SCHEDULE


n. 1T. c. n. r.
Grand Central Depot
law Ne. 4. 700 an Arrive No. ..S.2S pm
Leave Ne s...10 80 an Arrive No. T.. 40 Pm
Leavn No. s.. u.3O pm Arrive No. 6, 90 an
Y. g. ". o. r. r.
Grand Central pepo,
Lave Nc. e.... 500 an Arriva No. $40 90 > q
Leave Nc e...T.S0 pm Arrive No. y. 9.4S an
Leave No no.. $50 Am Arrive No o.li.iS pm
O., n, d s. A. Ry.
Grand Central Depot
Lesve No S...10.0S am Arrive No. $3.50 pm
Leave No, e...11.95 pm Arrive No. te.A.9O an
G., n. s. ". r. r.
Grand Central Depot
Leave Ne. T.. zoos am Arrive No. A., 200 an
Leave Ne s.....1 gOp.m Arrive No. 1925 pm
Leave No. 1....0 90 an Arrive No. 8. 700 N
Nok s and sundsya only
N. ", r G. M. r. r.
Grand Central Depot
Leave No. sss. .1oIs N Anivs No. Iss 3.ssp.n
s. A. d. A. p. ny.
Grand Central Depot
Leave No. i....9.S5 am Arrive No, . Gas pm
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Grand Central Depot
Leaye No ,...t0.0S am Arrive No. g.. $50 pm
Leave No, e...1i.95 pm Arrive No. re.A.so an
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Grand Central Depot
les~e No. s....o.S5 am Arrive No. GAS pm
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