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HOUSTON, MONDAY, rEc, l. 1902.
AeoLlsHlNe DIRECT TAXES.

West Virginia is discussing n proposition
10 abolish all taxes on neal estate aud per
sonal property and 70 derive It's revenue
wholly from fees. licenses and special taxes
on corporations and certain interests, such
as mining brewing, distilling, etc. The
State Of New York has taken the lead IN
this method OF shifting the burden Of gov
erument. and II proved so popular Ia tho
last election that It was confessedly the
winning card Of odcl's campaign
incidentally It may he remarked that II
Texas or any other Southern State had pro.
posed to Draw IT'S entire revenue from cor.
porations and special interests, there would
have been howl from one end Of the
country 70 the other
But let us consider the scheme upon its
merits.
In tho arst place, Il IS mere deluslon 10
shift taxes to the corporations, for IN tho
economy of their management n, is
fxed charge which enters into cost NJ
commodity mr. service, and they may he do
pended upon 10 recover # from patrons.
n VIC abolish direct taxes ON real and
personal property ana shift the whole bur
don to tho railroads for Instance. they
must increase freight rates, The shipper,
IN turn must add tho increased item 10 the
commodity be receives and sells or deduct
It from the commodity he buys fnd for
wards The nurchagnr ~ dry goods un
the onc hand and the settler ~ raw cotton
m the other, therefore ultimately pay the
saI
This Is the whole vicious policy ~ Che
tariff tax. rhc purchaser of to,Ir article,
pavs r. lr the price 81 thc goods.
But tuat IS only one phusc Of the sub.
iect which reveals The lcluaiou.
Another important point no he considered
Is the hnul effect N the policy n we are
to transfer the entire burden NJ taxation TO
the corporation. ana the trusts we VIII in.
cyitubly fouty lhclr position. In the coal
strike herring the operators have already
made the uoin, that their nropcrtics are
paying the greater part of tho taxes and
that consequently they must charge higher
prices or pay lower wages
Reduced to It's essence the scheme will
operate rs a license to trusts. We viii per
nit them to continue II they win pay the
taxes Lot us not forget that In the end
thry VIII iu turn collect the taxes from
consumers, Hence we gala nothing and ut
the same time we incur the risk Of giving
The trusts liberty TO tax at will
80 system Of taxation ~ lust that does
not distribute thu burdens Of government
uniformly upon all interests that are pre-
toptod lands. houses, monies, stocks mines,
railroads aud property VI whatever sort
Certain 40 ls ,hut Wa ylu not curb the
trusts und t,t tbn samr Time make them
furnish The I0ouur. aud IJerc b. srrut dan
-cs mat tine shifting OF taxes VIII lead the
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SECRETARIES.

renders In samar included every gun
known to exist IN the island, except Two;
aud General j. f. Bell VINO conouc. ~
operations against Malvar IN Bataigus, re-
norris that during the campaign we secured
55Bi guns, G2j reyolyers, with many tnou i
asnd boos. rounds Of ammunitlon' ere, anu ll,.
detected, captured or forced to SURRENDER
some 5000 or 10000 persons actively en-
gagged In one capacity OF another III inc
insurreotlon. These surrenders M uh emu emu
to the guerrilla warfare In the Phllipplhes,
which Rad been wagcd with great fer9clty
ever since the destruction Of Agq1idanaldo'
government In the latter part OF levS aliu
hnd boen accompanied by constant trc9'ns.
rry. assassination, cruelty and disregard OF
the laws Of war. t-.. .t,,
The way was now clear 70 complete tne
establishment Of civil government ana ny
oneraefir action and hearty cooperation
on Inc part OF both The civil and military
authorities IN the PHILIPPINES this was ot
conlplisbcd coiucidcntly with the 'nArl
mrnf bv congress Of the philippine govern
ment bin Of July /, 1902
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Cuba

the whole governmental situation In
Cuba was quite unprecedented. with IT'S
curious devices Of Il suspended sovereignty
given mp BY Spain, but not 10 terms vested
IN anybody else, aud II vested remaining
dormant, while practical working govern
ment Of military occupation in time OF
peace deriving its authority from the SOW
ereisnty Of another country, claimed tenn
porary allegiance, made and enforced lors
unu developed political orgaulyetior f
tus Nuoan people 10 take and eyerrIsa En-
suspended or dormant soyereignty n 10
IMPORTANT that In inaueurating tho new,
government there should be no bresL ,r
,He continuity Of legal obligation of riobts
VI property ana contract, Of iurisdIcifinn
W. vi administrative action Ii wouId not
40 wait Tor the new government IN mass
1"M OF 70 create offices and appoint "a
illustrative officers aud vest them yitb
PwMers, Tor the Instant that the new gny.
u.unient was created the intervening @or
,,.o.,IS ceased aud the period NJ woitipg
would oe period Of anarchy. ''e
ntH'ute "a eNpfess the hone that ,b,
S',pns ana well deserved fricndshin ar
H,o Ia ,,, nay DC permanent and may Uevcr
~, S uli}naled ny our treatment Of the small.
10 ~ MeaAGf power, and that the neonia
OK 'he United States may nevpr - .ggf'y
deep interest in the welfare n, a. Use tAelr
public which they have caIie5 ne new re-
win so much labor and sarrIsoo' "lv ne'hg
or no chapter In American bis+,l snow
satisfactory than that which 81, more
Cuba. 'N'' government OF
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The Canteen.

Referring to the operation octlou 8
of the act of February ?, 190licA pp
hibits the sale Of beer and llwlues Ii
post exchanges, said In myt rsps
that 4 great body Of reports hbeen n
ceived which indicated that tsasd y
the law was unfortundee. s&Ra 7
thought a sufficient time had noaptA
to give the law a fair trial, andt tta
observation aud report Of It's lfkis
would be continued during thsisdils
year.
\ great number Of additional RES Asl.
now been received, and they con ~
impression produced by the earllepal's;
| am convinced that the generated q
prohibiting the use of beer and y Wl1s
within the limited area Of the Y paI
Is to lead the enlisted men to got q Y.
post, to frequent vile resorts VIII eusssts.
In the neighborhOOd, to drink b Flha
to excess, and 10 associate lntlusE VIZ
abandoned men and more sna0nsl
women; aud that the operation me ~
is TO increase drunkenness, disc o. "
most loathsume kind, insubordion w
desertion, and moral and physl aess4''
alton. .
These reports are ready to sen y
congress whenever that bodEeln~
consider the subject.
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The PniIInnins.

Al the time of my last report ,t.,r.-
tae provinces % Bataueas and ,r ,,a', III
IN the Island Of Luzou, and LpEbon a. aU .s
,slaha OF samar were the only insn - ,~t
leaders Of Importance who stun naIn ,,t, va,
guerrilla warfare, We hoped that +r ,'.,u
leaders with their followers won,1 ,.,. ,a's \.
cue example and advice Of the gr.s S,', r, 20
% the Philippine people WIN baI I 10y uous
friendly @ the United States sn, 'uool ',,
hoi,a tarlly lay down their arm 'un would
s' eSHhe evident, however. tbst Il, ~ soon
not oe tue case. Malvar ere, "ls would
',e,,lgi, tuah weaver, under thc SStsulser,
sonN. Halory and peaceful noi, eueyt or
neree natives o. Samar VII p1l'y, ana the
nsSalet nestle activity by en,.c esets,ed TO
prise EE nv Balnngifa IN se1tembnr e5stul sur
.ne people Of The town. tgbo ~ which
t 49,. fPp'aranc off friendlincss nau given
m mn I infantry while az brkf,psny %
s,.,,.in campaigns were aec,rl..
s,,i,ng t both regions. NH Icy M
S Ss,h ~ The surrender Of MAJ, ii1 ,hrse r.
AVA IL Spr and 10 The capture OF on on ,he
FrsNsn,, ~ Ne 71th ~ I5ssIIA' ~ sue,
''s''''A o Grant reports that t S5se. .,s
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army must have to worl -
ihoh experience has - succesFfuii'
nor De furnished bv AVN that y
Vet hsSlstants. and thst single ma
OF olhcers WORKING y feQnirct
direction OF a chief hether I'M,
from anu Independent entlrely
i've stan OF an arms ~ The aas
laAist quHrtermastprs lsuca " h,
e9ch or whom Is s'.olnmhlnH
q. ms own special dena-,ssd IN M
pr otncers, In distinct H., ssenU. II
isdtraIiye stan. has come n rom tGr
Neithpr our political -
ten makes 1t suitable ~ our mlllt
general stan ornnnI1-.st VIC shts
Rtn.&fu! stan or like th hse then
tlut nut the comma, e frencali
klhd u tlut the things vssRetle1cer
stays 40 have to ~ dNpcn thnel
managed and well.dlreciosN 10 evil
nave To be done bv army y
rlally assigned TO do ,phply Of IA
nave snci q body OF msn WI
Euillzed n our own Woa seleeteif.
ancr Win our system IN a. va I'D.
mugs ne most intrulrn lhosehl
scribe Sucn q body Of masioc VIZ
20 anu organized. IS hv 9o,Wevgt
cruz slaD' because its dr, Ililhg q.
And are general IN thejI, cb aie stfi
InH dntits Of such badIlaetef,
ne illustrated by taking f nrs OF ora
Hslon OF TUBA, such IA NJ IAN n
jhg about a few ycars " were a.
Tor 9. president, or A ge,a aso. liy
nus ulTectlon' to order mae 81 osetej
men IN proceed t. Cuba ana s 9uiVD lnl
- make an order which M ptnrseA
vll"h'e oI being executed Wy Agia
sreaI Qehl more than tla, r. Wi9
iillt I"W many men skau ser
now theY shall he diyi1ed ee sat
f,rCrt arms of the servira amor lt
shall ne armed, and eonInn,n nq 1asT
lHa1 De must get al the i5forM y
'Ie au"ut the dcfenses of ~. ulsvAst
yuptureu and the strength Nv e
ana armailent of the forseS allalf
must determine at what 49, he
Mhut routes the place shan SlAtn y
uiu M Nhht points his ,rne y. Nf.ai
~ Cupa and for this pufnosa isal
informed about the variops bs,w
!siaEd ana the depth cf thei-,,! .es
WhaI clasSes of vessels con . $500
what inc facilities for leadin. In ~
70 lne place to be attacked' wa
ef the. intervening country .Mi.N'
neQlth1pl or uuhpAlthful. Nm.
IS li1ble 10 be at the seasnn uaw
posed yemcnt; tho tomnpr pe
ines Of the Inhabitants. tbo wll,
klnd OF supplies that can be ~, az
inc country; he extent Ia ,rItins. -
tltiou can he obtained aud 4 W.
"t other things which Will "a 7arrls.
whether u Is better to max ,,nre,.s
liolu enc point or from anotani u
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THE Philippine Scouts slouIi he continued.
They cutbl" Us to reduce tine force NJ
American troops ju the Philippines a,ore
rapidly than We could without them aud
ihfIr knowledge of tlc country. language
aud the ways Of the people, mako then,
especially valuable IN hunting down lal.
rones, which for good while 10 come Will
be an urgent business, The relations be-
tween this body Of scouts, maintained AT
tho expense OF the United states. and the
insuiar constabulUry. maintained M tic
exncnsc Of the Philippine government
VIII have To- he worked out hero.
after when We have had longer rx-
pcliencc Of the working " the two force,
under peaceful conditions, aud know let.
Wr What revenues can be reiet upou by
lhe iuSMar government under like condj-
lions. Both forces are now useful aaculs
IN maintaining order. Whether that shaU
ne ultimately accomplished through one
force or the other, or both. cnn hsrd,v ns
yet he probably discussed
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Cotton Fields Ahnndon..I

IeNarkonu, Texas, November Plant
ers from the cotton regions Of tbIs sect,on
In town today state that their entire cot
ton crops In the fields are ruined Inv mo
recent protracted rains, and That they haSe
heen compelled 20 dismiss choir nirEars
ana abandon furthet harvesting. The local
n,iiiaa.kels mere have been IN state OF com
plele Iamlne, a season OF holding theIr
pr9duct ON hand having concluded I'M an.
tlelpAuon ot necessarily higher prices
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Thanksaivinn am

college station, TEXAS, November 90
the animal THANKSGIVING bali given by the
corps OF cadets Of the Agricultural ana
Mechanical college last evening was a
s t.l success and such an array Of beauty
seen within tho couhnes ~ Texas. The
music was snnorh mud the devotces III
nouns Of mnrn VI. nNl'II
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Is doubtless delighted with the complexion
Of the Mtxieans
" SPANS ruler should be deprived OF his
power the arst thing his mother should
do would be 10 turn him over to his step
father for q trip to the woodshed.
Get on the track the Rock Island Is
coming,
Miss Roosevelt attended football game
TO the extent Of about eight thousand
words.
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REPORTS OF
Mr.. Root on the War Department for
the Past Year.
ARMY AGAIN ON A PEACE FOOTING.
Recommendation for General STAFF
Are Renswed-More Fighting TO Be
Done in the Philippines.

Following are excerpts from the report
Of Secretary Of War Root:
Since the eLdlug Of the insurrection aud
the complete establishment Of civil gov
trnrcnt In the Philippines il has been
possible TO make still further reduction
Of the army, and on October -, 1902, an
order was made reducing the enlisted
strength to 5V.s65, the minimum provided
by the act q February =. 1902 except
ing as 70 tn organizations stationed at
Fort Leavenworth. Fort Riley and Peklnl,
as folloWe:
.t-...f..- 90 o..
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General Staff.

Ine most important thing to be done
nov for the regular army is the c,aotio,,
OF general stan / beg to call atton.
,'on 20 the remarks made upon this sinh.
lecr under the head Of Improvement of
army Organization" In the report for ism
ma under the head of "Ganer,I g., 81, r.,
w report for 1901 since tba 49, W
nso0 was made many OF tho it,Tp,rt. ot
treasures then recommended ~, t''PW' .'sl!t
III, gihelency OF the army have hesn o5,.oI,,.
n'sucu OF are In course OF accom- MI 'i, ~
IWiauel authority conferred Inv l"isihttn-,'
1 .,, MIutaty system Is howevar LIN ~
nersa,-'S uttectiVe at the ton We hnve a
EEn,,,tuu.utsI unsurpassed ANYWHERE anI n
bupu,Hlluh ready 10 respond 10 d1,, 20 ~ t, "a
tue Increase ~ the personnel in 80 ~ ~
tpgua up 20 the full limit az which n is no.
diuW 10 transport ana subsist nm nr,,,,9 W.
cvneo, Hy9tu ana present wlllipgness 30
~ s1ntii y reasonably for the DroCnren,oHt
I'm sutI res ana material of war M niantt
M, "uu ~ GOOD as any country In tbe lw,d,ta
tIe ,,,mfe nave the different brnprh"s ~ ~
wJtbin ttul{, service well organized Hoch
Intinl 'tesuM. TOR tho performance ~ IN
NV dc..ut administrative stan ana s,,n
bc,dgs 'paut Iuents' as rule. have at tbeF,.
ia tn,ts AN Nnu competent men. faftbfni
~ Xxx uI,,leS. each attending assiduousIv
mn Iusluess Of his department
ma AN 1871 w" come "a tho cn-ordtn,ttop
cins n,ss'Dlloa or an these means ana s,c,,
macnine shall work trne togoIhaarls OF nc
Nts9s our srstem makes no AL, We hle
VISION isE the directing brain Nh1eess s nrg
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In Genesis the, worm was made by Gods
almighty hand
In Exodus the Hebrews marched to gain
LeyIticus contains the law, holy aud just
ana good.
Numbers records the tribes enrolled, all
sons of Abrabams blood.
Moses In Deuteronomy records Gods
mighty deeds.
Brave Joshua into Cannans land the
hos; OF Israel leads.
In Judges their rebellion oft provoked tho
Lord 20 smite.
But Ruth records the faith one well worth
pleasing In his sight.
In FIRST aud second SAMUEL, OF Jesse's sons
We read;
Ton tribes in Grst and second Kings re-
VOTED from his seed.
The first and second Chronicles see Judah
captive led,
But Ezra leads Il remnant back by princely
Cyrus aid.
The city wall Of Zion Nehemiah builds
again,
While Ester saves her people from the
plots of wicked men.
In job We read how faith can live beneath
arlction's rod,
And DuYids Psalms arc precious bpugs
10 every child of God
The Proverbs like guodly string Of
choicest pearls appear.
Eccloslastes tenrhcs muu how Wan are all
things here
The mystic song Of Solomon c1ats sweet
SharOu's Rose,
while Chrst, the Savior aud the King, the
''rnpt' leuiah shows.
The warning jeremiah the npostuie Israel
sCurus;
His painful lamentations their awful down
fnll mourus.
Ezekiel tells in woudrous words Of dazzling
mysteries,
Whilst sings and empires yet to come,
Daniel In vision secs:
OF Judgment and mercy, too, Hosea loves
to tell.
joel describes the blessed days when God
with man shall dwell
Among Ickos herdsmcn Amos received his
COIL
Whilst Obadiah uronbrSIpd 81 Eaor,'q BfuI
fan
Jonah displays q woudrous type OF Christ
our risen Lord
Micah pronounces Judah lost, lost but
again restored.
Nahum declared on Niueyeb just Judgment
shall be- poured.
view " Chaldoas coming doom Habuh
kuts visions give,
And rephauiub warns the Jews to turn,
repent, and live.
Iluggal wrote TO those who saw The Temple
built again
And Hocharmh prophcsIcd OF Ohrst's trl-
umphant reign
Malachi WnH tho last who touched tho
high prophetic cord;
It's anal notes snhlimcly show the coming
of the Lord
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II 10 'A'e'"''s9 rare j" disputes o''"''"
fN r'o't'' "uu ''uP'o9'' 'u"' "'' '"' ''S''
Is 90 one S'''' '"''' - 'S''"' ''''''
Of wrong or OF excess ou V''n' ana II Ii
Almost Impossible iof cue 10 uAo tue
7'h'ts poiut OF view 10 zee tn' o'neF sac
u the controversy ANA so DC perfectly t"'''
scsid's' there is ever to be considered
Ae human tta' OF ge'unS as much as
possible for as little as possible. Hence IL
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SECRETARY OF TIL NAVY
THERE is A GREAT DEFICIENCY y
OFFICERS,
New Vessels Have Been Ctfae's1 y
and Others Should Be W1n0o1's
by the Coneres

In his annual report sestal'
Navy Moody says in part; ,.s,a
The task which Is emploag fns -
energies of the navy, ant reeeif'-s 4.
greatest attention from til heaos N
greatest attention from Il neaus lad.
tlous, the commanding ID suu I'M.
officers Of squadrons. divions' ~. ..,Inst
vessels everywhere. is the iorA y -, N
The training of appntee ~ 4,
landsmen entering for u nrs' ~,
enlisted force Of the nay u ~ s,ba.'
comprehended by the teri 'ne e'4 ...rlrsi
the training of seamen no have ls - 4,
this, hut need greater fnlliarlty W. |, N
snecIolized work Of a udern snip :. i,
the training OF Officers nd men q 3 ",
rino corps in the milltar ana na'si osIss
that organization; the trglnlnk, ne t;'is
and men. sailors and IaIlles ,riith all afaS
tial matter IL mafblnAotnlp maebl8e Als
great and small, inNulns srd handles
rapid-tire guns, In " Iia.,,,larly u f.i
nolntin@," trainlpg II deyelopins engines &
mo The efficiency Of the man Snnsealnss
sims as WsIi as of n AUXILIARY VI oissf
and devices. steam. electrleah MI Tie 50
tbe training OF wong officers, nrelessqa
c0rps in Inc spccialles Of th,eW nl 80
as well as In IT'S genera ~ Officers 4
duties; the traiu.g OF Nh 10 The liy.
torpedo work Of al hlhus, Ind the w
ling of the smalle Yessei'' oflcers u IN
ing Of more cTprlehceus wfn,ss TIE N
capacity to bring out aIu thelr c0ll.1l.s.s,
powers OF the vessels uluei ~ IN sqaaly-
whether opernting s!ngly o. nrsslns p'A
appears 20 be TIL impoi''N' .,,a
ness of the navy. ,,s AZ lnstlp.i,
have been established whele'T
Vessels Under constrosilo .', t..s
At the close Of the last isf. a. si aayr, b
were under construction for tAs rIssi st
contract. the following vessels q urstrsisa
tleships, 8 armored cruisers a. bosi is
cruisers 4 monitors, IS torpedo .agSs.tia,
stroyers, 7 torpedo boats ana o,orsss I
torpcdo boats. Tho general nv ll,,
work upon these vessels par, s sslftSslli Y
~ Inc larger class. has ngt s,ns Sefe.
10 sstisfaetorv The bait lesna3nlhs leais =
Junc no. iaG2. from 10 20 y Sgnisers ~ ~
Contract Inn HE aruored eriises =
4 to n months, The proteclen .esltofs WI
A 10 ~ monfbs while the
from i6 10 10 months VI ~ falleEis
During the fiscal year esnted; ~
sells have hrcn finally a,,sin and ."
tlsships Alabama, Nls14N
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The battleshlp Texas is either hoo doc
or she's got an advertising agent prma
donna might envy.
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Harvey Logan, the Montana train robhcr,
got total OF one bundled and thirty years.
lf he serves this sentence be viii dud upon
his release that his occupation IL gone; the
people Will be using dying lnachiues
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wouldn't II surprise you II Venezuela
should lick Germany and anucN Euglauds
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II France nuts prohibitiye import duty
on American cotton seed OIL where wlt
ihs sst her pars oliy, Oh for rspor e.
shih esAAEsi
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s as .,,s - the soutA, okibiSE prsvsats
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y. HsaIEt wAo q aEhtsaoiaE Ia Msuee,