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West Virginia daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1894-1902, 1902-07-31

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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-07-11
IN A CRITICAL CONDITION
Her Wounds Were Of a Most DANGEROUS
Character and the Necessary Opera
tons Worry EShaustino.

Mrs. Urn + Davis, who was accidentally
shot by her 1.sbqnd night before last. ls
ly'nS IN a critical condition at tho Houston
lnHWaN with little chance FOR recovery,
hul attended hy lowing relatives ana sklnfm
nurses. and Rhop the advantages ~ the
host surgical SKIN of attending phyNclnns
WI" aIc unlhg everything pusBlble FOR the
M"uhled woman The slender chance OF NE
rs henp carefully guarded aud hope ia inc
only resource
A. 4 p'cIork last night Dr. stuart was
called np aad ip reply 10 o question con
corning Tho condition Of Mrs Davis, said
thnt thoIo WINS no change. thar she waa m
hN cNllomrl} critical condition with the
'Nah'rA tor recovery YrA low A rcnre.
stnih'lNe eft lh' cost Visited the inarmary
yesterday Wtrinoon aud talked With the
9,l'uHnnl pn3 slri"ns about Mrs, Davis
bt STUART stated chat the wound SHE re-
celtrh was very dangerous Tho bullet
mad passed entirely through her body. he
kaid, entering the abdomen In front, pcr.
inraung the largo intestine twice and tear.
ihg II, ana also pfrfnratlng the amnu
ibtcstluc and emerging from the low
cr part Of tho hBck nr stuart said tbnt
the cavity OF She abdomen was afrpctod by
me contents of the utesuues ms well ma
by the hlood which cscaned, ncressltating
an mclston IN The abdomen FOR tho removal
az the foreign substances ana 20 enable
mo snrRoopu 60 operate. The large in,
icsline WIS torn 40 badly. the doctor said,
ihel a segment was cut out, the pnrts re.
united requiring very delicate oneratiou
The small Intestine WAS carefully at.
tended 10. the injured parts all found ana
hgaiufod
The patient hns hccn sleeping some.
though suffering pain liquid food Il ad
Winistrrrd IN very small quantities, the doc.
tor stating that this viii be- necessary for
nbOut Eve days n the patient survives the
great shock to uer System.
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Or. stunr;. "the people OF the city have
boon affected TO certain extent with
bowel troubloG, malaria md few other
complaints. gomr 81 which may be nttrib.
uied 20 iinpuritics n the drinking water
and this IL the reason why tho lnveetign'
ton IN considered necesBory,
"The causes TINT 80 70 make the city
water impure nrel Tho probable Infection
from the Drainage from cotton oil mills
whore cattle are fattencd from the city
burial ground for dead animals, from cess
pools AMI other sources OF impurty.
Tho committee. which Ia composed OF
Mayor o. r. Holt, OK ofhclo; Drs. w. A..
Archer, q. T.. Noteworthy Albert NJ. Dhy.
self. met this afternoon 20 begin the In
vegtlgation but the state Of the weather
heing very bad we deferred the matter
until some time next week. when settled
weather viii probably permit us TO pursue
our Investigations without interruption"
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sonthern Pnolfln Quinn

The following scheduled trains will con.
Vey the Southern Paciac employees TO In
Porte ON their annual picnic Saturday,
July II;
tirst train leaves Grand Central demo,
$40 N, M bonners Point. $40 a. M; on
House, s.30 a. nv
Sreond train leaves Bonner's Point NJ
e;lh q, M; OIL House. n;SO n m
Third train loaves Grand Central donot
2tu p, M; honncrs Point, 2,lO p. IN. (.
on HOUSE, $3.50 y. m
Returning, leaye In Porte MS follows,
First traiu 90 p, N.
second trntn, eco p m.
Third train, li09 b. m.
All trains return "a OH Housc, Bonner's
Point aud Central Depot.
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AousroMs wATeR suppLY
The Investigation 10 30 Thorouuh and
Comprehensive.

The Investigation 10 30 Thorough and
Comprehensive
Or j. X. stuart, chairman Of the hoard
Of health, made the following s,atcmeut 10
Fost representative yesterday afternoon
regarding the proposed investigation az
the city water supply as furnished by
the Houston Water company:
''i'he board o. health. IN continuation
wl'h the city health officer, has been re-.
qnssted by the city administration 10 IN.
spect the city water supply aud Ia ast
samples or the water from the ba,ou fron,
the pump. from the Artesian supply, from
the reservoir and from hydrant it some
part OF the ely Tor examination. Tne
espper OF water from these nye sourres
are 70 be given TO n chemical ,xnert FOR
eunlskis and are also TO be examined IN
IN expert pathoiosist 10 prove the presonce
~ absence o. disease germs. Such germs
u found undcs the microscope are 10 be
devslcped BY. cptnre and from this roport
and that Of the chemist the eom,,iittse
will he snhhifd 10 make statement rel
gardtnG the quality OF the water and there.
t{ give the city officials basis upon
Snsan e work N improving the quality %
'wAils nss sIesv season" continued
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coLoREp BAPTlsTs.
Second Days Session Prolific In the
Amount OF Work Done.

amount OF NOFk zone,
The delegation TO the association is abort
all In md the work is well Under way. The
second day of the session, on account II
large number Of the delegates being on
committees. was n little tnrdy in opening
But the hour Of 10 o'clock found majority
in tbeif seats. Rev. W A. Walton Of Nava-
sofa read the nrst psalm and offered very
spirited PRAYER. The congregation sans
Lord In the Morning Thou Shalt Hear"
Minutes of previous day were read and
adopted Roll of churches was cnlled and
retling continued until finished. collec.
tion ~ 81 was here taken ~; Mrs V A.
Kenl ~ Palestine Who received a Telegram
calling her home on arcGunt Of serious IN.
husband
In The letter reailrg. the letter Of the IN
dependent church az Calvert was challenged
mud the grievance referred 10 a special r0ul.
mlttee, Wis, l., l., Campbell, W, T., Bail,
X c. Coimnn.
ny special request from the sunday school
department tho association voted unanl.
mously 70 hereafter meet on Thursday 81
the meeting week, thus allowing lucsday
and "Wednesday ~ the week for the session
y tho SUNDAY school. Prominent ninoag
J, Bleckshear; dean Theological depart
ment Of Guadalnupe college; Rev. NJ A.
Geld Cgere; rev W r, Rail, sesain; Rev Rev.
y, h..Nh'sF bHhlihN. hhanclhi agent Tor
tho ST. Johns orphan home.
This Institution IL an effort On the mart
o. the negro Baptists ~ the State 20 care
who are homeless ana destitute. The home
consists Of 200 acres W black land thspA
miles from Austin which was purchased
for SbN0. The white citizens OF Austin
have contributed much IN this direction
The original purchase has been paid except
t2ooo ana plans are on foot 10 raise this
IN the near future, The purpose OF the
school on the order Of the great Tupkeeee
institution In Alabama.
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STRIKE IN STATUS QUO.
Meeting Of The n. and 7. {. Shop
Men Did Not Ma;erlsIile.
STRUGGLE CONFINED 70 THE r.&M 0.
Mas Meeting Last Night Called on on
Account OF the Weather, but Another
10 Announced for Tonight.

The expected movement OF the Houston
and Texas Central shop employees toward
asking nm increase IN wages. when was
anticipated as an important factor IN the
Southern Pacific strike. did not nateIiaiiEe
yesterday evening. bur fell nat thus re-
licylng the tension Of expectancy when
affected not only railroad officials ana
strikers. but the general public.
Tho day passed quietly at the shops ana
elsewhere nothing occurring 20 break the
monotcny Of the situation, the precautions
taken by both sides rs to guards having
had the proper effect, as no collisions were
reported between any Of the men,
Mr. Morrison and the committee of shob
men spent most 81 The day nt Labor bgll
quietly discussing plans ~ action aud tu
Possibilities yet before them gnd Nan
nothinR new 10 offer conccrulue their move
mcnt Mr., Morrison WINS asked his views
on the action OF the Houston ana lc@ns
Central shop mon and he replied Or saying
that II was matter to which he had ny
given much thought, heing 80 busy WIN
his own affairs dnd couldn't. Give ~ 9pin
ion on the matter but would wait ana zee
tho
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a petition applying for state charter
II was moved and Cnrrled thni the score
tary apply to the secretary OF state for a
charter.
The following members were elected as
hoard Of directors 10 act until the annual
election to he held IN January: II, G..
Mosehart ]. c. PorterAeld, u NJ Burke
y. Woodhcad James Charlton, A. Stczig
e. f., Patton, II. \. Gray r. Elkel, 7 T.
Pastorlza, c, A. Nownlng r, +. Boyle and
Il. II. potthofr, The called meeting then
adjourned.
The directors present then met and de.
cded to adjourn until Monday. July ~,
and the secretary was instructed to notify
all directors Of their election and ~ the
meeting Monday night for the election OF
officers.
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CONGRESSMAN 7. II. BALL.
Houston viii Honor Him With a Re.
ceptiOn Saturday.
FUNCTION At THE COTTON EXCHANGE
At Eleven O'Clock In the Metnlne--5ril-
liant Social Reception to Mrs. end
Miss Ball at Rice Hotel.

Houston will honor Representative
Thomas II. Ball on Saturday In order to
testify the appreciation OF her citizens for
the great efforts the congressman from this
district put forth during the last session
OF the National legislature In behalf OF
deep water for this port and which termi
mated 20 successfully and will inure so
largely TO the benefit Of this city and all
Eastern Texas.
Congressman Ball viii arrive in the city
On saturday accompanied by Mrs. and
Miss Ball md an admirable opportunity
VIII he presented 10 meet the ladies' OF his
family socinlly NJ the public reception in
TIC evening IN the Rice hotel pnrlors Tho
ladies' Of Houston will vie with the male
citiscns In making the occasion memoir
able one
AZ II o'clock on Saturday morning re.
ception VIII DO given Congressman Ball In
the cotton Exchange and the leading citi-
zena and business men ~ Houston viii be
present 20 welcome the distinguished Wis.
itor. All arrangements Of the committee
In charge are completed md the nftalr
promises to be most successful and IN
every why worthy Of the city and It's rep
Icscnt0tiVe people.
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POLICE NOTES.

Three negro rags were sent 10 the county
roads. They were arrested by tho detective
department
diamond ring stolen from n. NJ. Miller
ioi2 Hamilton street was recovered yes
terday by tho detective department
day and last night M To II o'clock Nv the
police The shadow ~ q rock pile In a
weary lnnd 'whcreon mcu have often been
wrecked seems 10 have a deterrent eject
upon certain kinds Of crlmiusi yiciousness
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u the Visitor, published In Houston Rev
y. +, Ahner, organizer for state Baptist
Young Peoples union convention, also
spoke In the interest Of this work
In the afternoon the service was opcned
by Mis- u p, staples Of Rockdale Mrs
y, %. Whitfield Of Cuero, matrop Of Gnadu-
loupe college, arrived aud viii address the
duStria' Training" A communication from
MIS-. NJ. NJ. Buckncr Of Austin, prcsden, II
state Wonans convention, 10 the cffec:
that on account Of Illness lE family she
would he hlndcrcd from attending the con
yontior was received
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Treat for The Pos, EmnIov,,

once more has the eyerhungry printer
man hoen provided hr by lady friend,
who has on several previous occasions re-.
memhcred them Last night at lunch hour
voritable feast was sent 10 The Post
composing room with the compliments OF
Mrs. Carrie Cumming Hcavin, The spread
consisted Of sandwiches galore OF different
kinds, the crispest ~ Saratoga chips, cho o
late cake. layer cake and more cake, aud
an abundance 81 primo French drip coffee.
The appearances Of the tables alter the
atta2king party had fallen back show I'D
how the front was AnnrnclAlnd
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Iivinaston Locals,

livingston, Texas, July a-M
Greer, who lost his right arm ~,
since by being caught In his ml,l =
cry, was removed 10 this place NM
He Is with his mother and Is sV WI
well considering the character %
His wife accompanied him apa =
main with him ,..,ss
Considerable interest Is being ~ 4
In the contest for county. allosssN Il
good attendance will likely ress"
primaries Saturday.
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SUNDAY SCHOOL CONVENTION

session was held in the afternoon and
began Its lahors by hearing reports OF com
mittces. the most important Of which were
those On temperance and revision of con.
stitntlon, the former being very strong aud
was discussed 10y several brethren. among
whom were Rcvs Cole Williams, Hill
et A.
Al the night session there was large
attendance. but on 1ccounr of the conf
non ~ the. streets, caused by rain. was a
liitiea less than on the previous might Rev
yeniioh delivered very strong and prodtn
ne address on missions from biblical
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-07-11
THE CITY LABORERS.
THE VExED QUESTION OF HOURS
NOT YET DISPOSED OF.
Il 10 Probable that the Council viii Be
Called Upon to Take Action IN tho
Premises Monday.

Another conference was held In tie Office
~ Mayor Holt yesterday mornlnf between
his honor, Street Commissioner brennan,
representatives, Of tho Federation OF Labor
and various officials a thorough prcsen.
tntion " both Sides Of tho contention was
made. hut no definite decision was arrived
at Another meeting was set for Tuesday
afternoon IN tho mayors ofhco and 1t Ia
intlmatcd that tho whole question will no
brought before tho council meeting on Mon
day next.
Tho union labor officials wish 20 have a
days work for an employees maintained NJ
eight hours. which shalt include tho time
cVnsumrd IN going tn work aud returning
o. thc stables. for the transfers ~ the
Fenvcnscr's department and those cmploycd
~ lbo street commissioner department.
They also wish fun pny FOR stormy kys,
"r nli time lost through no fault of The
THE sirort commissioner has heretofore
allowed Tho men full time when their
work YVES lutprferrd with by rain or storm.
uul pc c"ntruds that AN ienmsters in othrr
employ nr" required Ia work full dime ~
thor i1ths aud care Tor their tc1ma ana
au'' ." ana from work "n their own
tie consiicra that the men gst r,od troat.
mcnt under "xigtmE conditions und ruslsts
Those fresh pEp"liuus He iurldrntullv no.
marked mat bc puts IN considerably more
wuon i.,Rhi nGni7 Day, ns do many other
" Is compieN proposition aod the ar
l,I,nrrn ~ opiol"n are so marked TINT con
ih"ruur' understanding ~ The merits Of tho
',NI'i! Il1t SrN'rui Compromise sugges.
lions nay" hoon made. but the matter win
"ongIl on Monday ar M fbr odionrnnJ
m'e''pg {" b" held ON Tuesday next.
A carload Of Beaumont oil has boon rur
D r. fHl al d
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Children IN. N

"My little boy took the oroup one uisht,' -
SAYS F. p. Reynolds. Of Mansfield. o.. ''aid
grew 40 bad you could hear him breathe ali
over the house. J thought he would die but
3 few doses % Que Minute Cough Cure re,
neved and sent him 70 sleep. That's the
last we heard q the Group One Mlnnte
once. Fef coughs, colds. Group, grir, sstA.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-07-11

at beaumont. The timers hare y.
the strongest teams In the State
lineup Is; Koch. catcher; Stuar, rll'a
Jarvis, first base; Townsend, second
Menluo, third base; Meyer, shcsgs
Ollre, left field: Charmers, center q
Wncey, righ- field.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-07-11
KILLED IN KATY YARDS
sWlTCHMAN BROWN CAUGHT UNDER
WHEELS AND KILLED.
No One Saw the Accident, but His
ManaIed Body Was Discovered With
In Few Moments.

Switchmnu John c. Brown, who has been
nm omploye Of the Katy yards IN this city
for year and half. met with shocking
death at O'Clock a m. Thursday. Brown
was attending to hts duties In making up
a train on whit is called the lead.
Foreman Gucrln Of the yards says that he
sent Brown TO dag an incoming freight
train and that while he was walking down
the track switch engine pushed string
Of cars down the lead catching deceased
unawares ana pnnlng his body beneath the
wheel TO tho track The switch train was
apparently moving slowly and with but
httle noise,
lie fell across the rails and the slow
moving wheels pushed his body along the
rails crushing ont his ne. The wheels did
not pass over him, but n great many bonrs
were hrokeN because pf the peculinr wedged
position Of the mans prostatc form, Death
must have heen instantaneous. NO sound or
cry having been noted by any Of the men
who were At work about the yards.
Mr. Brown was about ~ years OF age and
leaves widow residing AZ iS0S Fletcher
street The funeral, which will he unler
the auspices 0f the Switchmcn's union, VIII
take place on Friday az 1890 a. IN. Inter
ment will In Evergreen cemetery.
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NOTICE.

The German Society Cemetery "
Inform the public that A. +, 49,
was elected secretary and genera vi
Of said society IN place Of liy 49,
signed. Parties indebted 70 W n
Will honceforth call on him ID wv
Exchange building, room NO. !, y
tlcmenr, or on business relalhs
society in general.
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The work of boring m arteslon woll FOR
Mr. John u, Klrbys private natatotum
was fnlshrd yesterday by putting on the
strainor. The well developed gow % i5O.
op gallons day. II ~ an cight-ineh
tube and 1900 feet deep ''N"
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-07-11
Election of Officers.

81 James lodge No c. T. h. Il. (colored,.
elected the following officers at It's regular
mmoeiigg iast night; II. VI. Freeman, W.
NJ 9. Hogan, w n. N; n 4 Unrdon
W s / lnman. w A. s.; l.. w. Woods,
W. T. c Johnson. W {. BOARD Of trus
Tees: II, ], Beasley, chairman; John Bais.
ley, b. r. II Clark
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AT HE AUDITORIUM.

The Payton Sisters Company In Is
band on Salary"
The Pnyton Sisters company repea'Hs
Husband on Salary" at the Audlt'ra'
night. Tho show IL Il good one, ~
Ing the dramatic talent Of the car
10 advantage.
The company Is deserving Of 4 MI
support from the public, as i w,
excellent summer amusement IN w
matte line.
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THE DEATH ROLL.
Miss Lille Eokert.

Miss LilliC Eckert aged n. daughter OF
Mr ana Mrs. OTTO Eckcrt, who reside near
bayland orphan home, died Wednesday
n,kul VI lu'Sn o'clock The funeral took
Green Of the Methodist church officiating
The remains wcro uttered In Hollywood.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-07-11
Merchants, Exnhanns

Inc meeting Of the Merchants Exchange
which was to have been held at the BusI.
ness League rooms al n. m vesterd,v
WIS postponed until later date. owing 70
lue heayy downpour OF rain, which pre.
vented a fun meeting. p'e'
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-07-11
Visit 10 Oh Field postnon.d

On account q the reception TO he given
I'm Thomas u Bail IN this city next
Saturday the committee that wss app.intsl
YIN NJ A s,sassn q Chairman to visit
,ne ,o ~ nrio Ky nafeers H.ll has decided
II. 'u'
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Mornina Weddino.

At 7So this morning at the residence OF
the brides mother on Washington street
Mr Albert G. ollrc and Miss Helen j.
hottstord will be united in marriage. Jus
iiee Matthews performing the ceremony
Both are residents Of this city.
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~ ~ 80 " - n = - :
' &C.: !; 's' :, Z. ~ ! /
Ann ooun1v sinnlnu c0ny'N'''

Hin County Singing CONVEX, ~,
Hlnsboro, Texas, July 9,--ihe =
~ Singing association VII pv shspl
days emp meeting az M.dle ssnscs
Hubbard, August Z, S and Y sPhai
he made by Dudley G. Mcotsas ii 81
w, c. Wear. $. r. Boyd, i l.,1.ni
colen OF Dallas, Prof, f. >, s.hst sql
and Others. II Is expected lA-t
ers will be present,
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woMAN.s ArxILIARY.

THIS department. met on time and was
called 10 order by the president. Mrs. NJ.
Henderson. An hour WAS spent In prayer
and praise, led by Mrs. !, A. Baltrlp OF
Bryan
Aftfr reading Of minntes routine business
began With reading q reports from local
societies. A paper ON "womsp's Place In
ine church was Rad by Miss Julia Ran.
Galveston. president Of the state foreign
mission eoryention, addressed the renyen.
uon AZ o'clock. Rev, y. ~. Wright, editor
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rIIn lNonrsr

An Inquest was held by Justice Hin and
the following evidence 0ddnced;
ed Guerin, nm eng me foreman NJ the. Mis-.
souri,. Kansas aud Texas yards, said that
he sent deceased 90 dag an incoming
freight train. The rest OF the force was
working In another portion of he yards, A
road engine hit a cut Of cars which weyc
standing on the lead and box car ran
over Brown, who was found few moments
after the occurrence by Frank Munday.
Frank Munday, a switchman, testified 10
finding body OF the deceased under the ca.
Heard him haioo, hut there was so much
noise OF moving trains that he paid no at
tcpti0n 60 the hail.
II o. cogbil, hroman OF road engine NO.
1871, tesiihfd thai he was Win Engineer
G. Il AeAllister on road engine coming
Into the yards al about Z o'clock a. m. Had
lust cut OF from n train and was backing
up, II was dark and they did not see the
cut q cars on the lead until they struck
II, there being no lights on any Of the eirn
of that string Was told afierward that a
man had been killed.
r. VI. Young, NJ n. Lyons and 4. n.
Lamb save similar and corroborativs eW-
Justice hin rendered verdict u acos.
dental death as indicated by the above tcs
fluony
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sHERIFFsl pePARTMeNr.

n HAVE stolen watch in our possession.
lying H. George Ellis. CHIEF 81 police
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