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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-20
J.O. ROBERTSON ENJOINED.
Two Administrators for DunOyant Els.
tate and Both Under Injunction.
ByARs GOT WRIT FROM JUDGE KENYON
In the Harris County Court the Colorado
County Administrators Filed His Appeal
Bond, as Did Paul T. Gordon.

Columbus, Texas, January le-while
Captain Robertson was getting his writ
Of Injunction from the Colorado county
clerk this morning which injunction was
granted by District Judge W, p. Hamben
Of Houston, he was served By sheriff
Bridge OF this county with writ Of
temporary injunction, granted Saturday In
san Antonio by NJ Kennon. Judge of tho
Twenty-nfth judicial district. This in.
junction Restraints j. A. Robertson. j. J.
whatley, A. q. Harrell and II, D. Carnegie
from preventing II. II. ByArs taking charge
and assuming the management Of the VIII.
lam Dunovant estate, and is made return
able to the district court which convcnes
in Columbus In March. Byars s the an.
pointee OF the Colorado county court as
temporary administrator. The Injunction
granted by Judge Hamblen temporarily RI.
strains H. II. Byars from dispossessng
]. o. Robertson of the assets OF the estate
and is made returnablc to the county court
Of Colorado county, which conveucs again
In April.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-20

lamous Pretty Maidens" Of the double
scNtette. aud a long list ~ artistic singers
Ven known on the musical stage.
me principals on THE occasion include
lsaaore Rush as Lady Holyrood." Corinn
over the country as PLAYER of cxeoptiorni
aplliiN: whose performances " "Tweedlc
phnch has brought him additional fame.
RnrieS pox In the character 81 Cyrus
nlualn willard Curtlss. for many sea
Suns with Charles Frohman. Stuart Robson
amu IKE attractions. has the role Of "Cnp.
IAN Arthur Dnncgal;" CHARLES II. Bowers.
rs war IN the same part, Is agnln thu
D., rank ahrrcoed.' while Alfred Chhlll will
nc seen as 'Leandro;" Grace Hazard sing
.ug angela and Frances Tyson as
sIIlehtN Nalleda' completes tho cast In
the musical department In tho rend .rin ,
~ tne many tuneful numbers ~ ms
plece, the COMPANY carries It's own orchcs.
ira OF competent players.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-20
THE DEATH ROLL.
Colonel 3. |. Archer.

Colonel n. l.. Archer died AZ his residence
10 Drummer ai $3.50 m. yesterday
The deceased had been an honored resi-.
dent Of Houston for number % years.
and az the time Of his death was postmaster
at Rrunnor.
He was born in Boston, Ala, December
~. 1898 His parents shortly afterwnrd
moved 10 Missis ippi Deceased entered
the service OF the Confederacy as a private
soldier aud rose tn the rank OF brlgadler
general He is survived by a wife, seven
children and one stepson, VIZ. John p. aud
George v Archer, Drummer; Rufus Archer.
Brown county; Mrs Emma Mcintosh. Ma
Lizzie Williams Mrs Annie Moore OF
Brown county, Mrs. ] y. Walton OF Hous-
ton and ] W Grizzard Of Brunner.
The funeral will occur from the residence
In Drummer at ~ o'clock this morning, Rows.
s. r. Hay and g. W Thomas officiating.
The following persons VIII act as pail.
bearers: T B. Bundy, 7. W. Campbell. A.
w Slate. s. C. Davis Dan Dickson and 7.
W. Chlders. Tho lnterment viii be in the
/. German cemetery.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-20

TO seor cSspiyent Pills, is often sufficient
diStress,.ii Immediate relief in the most
and scais forms of itching, BURNING
slcep. an5 nlmours, permits rest and
all other ri points toa speedy cure when
so IN the ttsuleoies fail. 1t is especially
dren. cioa treatment of infants and chill
the most eu Sig soothing and healing
hours snS distressing of infantile hG,
beaOtifvdisuu preserving, purifying and
Giving the skin, scaIn and III "iiu
Sane time tGiiutment possesses, at the
simple ws,. .lle charm OF satisfying the
The SKIN s snas OF the toilet, in caring for
isnev " zap, hair and hands from in
agreeabIv age' far more effectuallv.
most eSnon anu economically than the
Us aInttensiYe of toilet emoIlients
babies slant relief for sl,in-tort,lrod
lng," or 60 Sanatiye, antiseptlc cleans
aaads,a Or G,ssse,nlght treatment of the
hair, = or G II. single treatment of the
golf, tennis @ after athletics, (" cvcling,
Port, each riding, sparring, or any
q Caticnr. q connection with the use
a,this. soap, is sufficient evidence
s,'lstsd byu 0w rely on cuticura soap,
living, pnr Site.lcura Ointment, for pre,
hin, ior ecIIa,lliying and beautifylnp the
Wales and dasing the scalp of cr1lsts.
iAIllag bs, sh9ruf, aud the stopping
sac soothin,,, LOT softening, Whitening
nsndE, forp red, rough and sore
sshsenr," baby rashes. itcb;me, s a,,d
iat ln.ii - wei "a f,,. -, MS anu
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-20
Joms Practical Suggestions About
S)hat TO Cat and Flow TO Pre-
pare Food. x AZ ~ n ~

cereals impnirs his mental as we'll ma nbvs
zeal cap0cites, The necessities 81 nodert,
e"naltlons among nl Glasses have produced
great variety Of patent preparntions ~
wheat, MS well as some other well known
cereals These are partially on Wholly
cooked OF prepared in such manner thai
pare them for the table. while others need
only the addition Of hot water or cream
~ nuke Ihem ready to serve Some nre
prepared IN the form Of flakes, others arc
transposltton Of the whole wheat into
shredS. Many NJ these nre formed into
cakes or biscuits and are thoroughly cooked
aiu thuS present to the housewife the
Mnoie "heat IN an undoubtedly more d.
gestlple FORM for human food than the
average cook will produce from less mod.
era wheat food preparations.
All modern Inventions whether implied
10 foods or elsewhere, are intended 10
save time aud labor
BAKED OATMEAL Many ind this
cereal too heating" while others
depend on IT as STANDBY" for
Il breakfast food This cereal must be
thoroughly cooked to be- digestible. one
OF the best is as follows The day before
1t is to be served, stir pint of oatmeal
with one teaspoonful OF salt into two
quarts of boiling water, Roll hvo min.
utesi then turn into buttered earthen
dish and cover, Set the dish In nan
of boiling water, place IN moderate oven
aud bake for two hours, Then in the
morning again put the dish in the oven
an hour. and It Is ready to serve.
CEREAL BLANC MANGE.-A nice
change from the plain cereal mush. Made
in the usual way. using milk instead OF
water, aud about four minutes before re.
moving from the ire stir in two well.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-20
nrLnnnnnRA.n

"Florodora," rcsplendent in all It's beau
tiful scenic surrounding, costumed with
n lavishness that denotes lberality 70
marked degree. and fairly bubbling over
civ tomorrow night at the opera house
il win be elyen here with the same
careful attention TO details that has DC
tlngushrd It everywhere ~ strictly hlgn
.Florodort" In one Of the largest o-gan
Various before the public, embracing, 90
II dnre, an enormous chorus ot sli Frees
fu and cleTerly rehearsed numbers hs
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-20

A Bio Rloe Puroha-e.

Carer Bros. & Clements Of this city, Who
represent the National Rice Milling ctn.
psny in this market. claim the distinctbu
Of closing the largest deal in rough iicr
yet made IN this section.
They made the banner purchase by buyhg
whole trainload Of fancy Honduras. c,il-
slsting Of thirty ears, FOR which they pad
the high price Of S4l2i5 per barrel Thk
purchase was made from the Port Arth,f
rice mill Of Port Arthur, and IN passing {,
It's destination the train was fttingiy decd
rated with Streamers and attracted the al,
tentlon OF all who saw the big shipment
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-20

TthdaN- ne enIlat,u ~ r..l
Tor Murylal Dave Tcrry's r'Hmchl I'-'
meal7 until That commAnl was
MARYLAN7n after the r.os' or
ras received ihf9 INV
quart Of milk ,om Caldw u comfy,
and when stranns re ronaA, t,5
mixing ,poonfuls az 0 O'Clock ana .lor
stir aud cook live minutes, Then take from
the fire and aside to cool stirring two
or three tip.,'s IN the interval When Il is
cool, add lhrce well beaten eggs with two
tahlpspoc nfuis OF butter and scaut tea
spoonful OF salt Pour into buttered
dish or pan and bake for thirty minutes
Serve immediately and from dish IN which
it has been baked. sending dish 20 tabls
with folded napkin around
MRS. 4. II, j. writes: Kindly give
recipe FOR sweet potato pates
SWEET POTATO PATES TO pint OF
boiled or baked nmshed sweet potatoes,
add two eggs well beaten, two tablespoon
fuls Of flour, and enough warm milk 20
make II soft enough to stir well. Place
wcl-greased muffin rings on a hot grtddie
and III with the mixture and bake nice
brown on both sides. The eggs may be
beaten separately to make them lighter.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-20
ArprAL noNps rILnp.

In the county court yesterday J. A, Har.
bert and A. NJ Waugh filed their appeal
bonds, in the sum Of $4,000 each, With II.
r. Bynrs and T. w Byars as surctcs and
certified to by the county clerk OF Colorado
county. They appeal from the ruling Of
Judge Blake Duprec in appointing Joseph
A. Robertson permanent administrators of
the estate Of William Dunovant, deceas d.
having contested the appointment in the
The courts ruling TO the district court
OF Harris county.
The appeal bond OF Paul r. Gordon, IN
the sum OF 5000, with IL u. ByHUs aud
r. w Byars as suretlcs nul certified 80
by the county clerk Of Colorado county
was also filed MIR. Gordon appealed from
the ruling OF Judge Blake Dupree In fail
ing TO sustain bis motion TO quosh the
cltalIon and serNices ID this estate.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-20
Stockholders Meetjno.

The stockholders OF the Houston Printing
company. publishers Of The Houston Post
held their annual meeting yesterday.
The Affairs Of the company were found Ia
be IN excellent condition, and the old board
OF directors were reelected, as follows: q
j. Palmer II. F. MacGregor. j. n. Nc.
Asian George f. Eberle. A. r. Clarksn SIN
w H. Coyle and u. NJ. Johnston.
At a subsequent meeting 81 the directors
the old officers were reelected
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-20

OF such an nmazluglv vnricd character, COW
criug as II does romantic drnmn. society
plays. musical comedy aud purcly pastoral
OF which "Lovers Lane Is the trst exam
plc This play deplcts social CONDITIONS Ina
typical New England town. For tile
leading character there iN "a Young minister
Of liberal views who stlrs no ccrmput hv
the unconycptlou0ity OF methods which he
employs In The performance OF good works,
There arc quBiut and characteristic types
In this play and crowds OF merry children
who sing and dance IN the school recess
scene. The new season VIII offer no moro
delightful and amusing play than Lovers
Lime
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-20
Grardson unveIIed Monument

Mrs. Margaret Houston williams accom-
panied 10y her daughter. Miss Marion WI
Hams and her grandson, Sam Houston
uearne, left for Austin Yesterday morning
iu nttend the unveilng OF the Sam Hous-
ton and stephen II Austin monuments.
Young Henrne Is great grandson of
General sam Houston and the monument
in memory Of that great man was unveslcd
Inv him
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-20

The meeting called for last night at tho
Office of Messrs c. l.. s Theo, Boring was
postponed until tonight. general dis.
cu.sion Of the game laws win take place
and a bill viii be framed embodying the
idnns Of the local sportsmen In regard TO
the laws that should be enforced in
future.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-20

Brownwood Texas. is DESTROYS ~ adding
to IFS Industries and letting the world
know she is on the map. With that end
Ia view, Secretary Brown Of the Business
League has been requested to send TO that
cutcrpltsing town a copy of the consti-
sutton and bylaws OF the business League
us a suggestion upon which TO base n coin.
merciol club Of Brownwoods business
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-20

organizations Of the city and Mayor Holt
Will confer to outline plans for the enter
taiumeut of the delegates TO the uElon
meeting OF the brotherhood Of Locomotive
Engineers, which VIII convene tn Houston
March 3. 6 and T. Committees from tho
local lodges win also attend the Thursdoy
Nnnfnrnnnn-
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-20
cnruiot MOI Reeaptured.

Captain Davis, one OF The convict transfer
agents. returned from Bastrop last night
he had no prisoners IN charge and reported
that the negro who escaped from hin a.
the santa Re depot ten days ago vas stlll
at large.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-20
ciMl seryloe Examinatlons.

The United States civil service commits
sion Announces that mn insufficient number
Of eligibles resulted from the previous ex-
aminations held for the position Of watch
officer IN the coast and geodetic survey,
ana that another examination viii be held
on FEBRUARY % and -. at Houston.
From the eligibles resulting from this
examination ~ h. expected that ceriihca-
ton will he made for filing seven vAcan-
cies I'm The POSITION Of watch officer IA the
coast aud geodetic survey. aud 10 other
similar vacancies Us they may occur.
on February a. 1903, an examination will
be held at Houston for the position Of
Hebrew Interpreter IN the immigration
Service.
From the eligibles resulting from this ex-
animation II Is expected that certihcation
will he mude 10 the position Of Hebrew
intcrpretcr in the immigration service AZ
Montreal Canada at n salary Of $500 por
annum and to other similar vacancies a.
they may occur.
Persons who are unable 10 file their for
mai applications and who notify the c0m'
mission Of this fact. either BIZ letter o.
Telegraph with the request that they be
permitted TO take the examination. vii
be examined. provided their requests are
received az the commission Va sufficient
time 10 ship examination papers.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-20

Mr., Henry Kahn. president Of the Ma
tlonsl Rice Milling company. Is at the Rice
hotel and will attend the meeting 81 ,he
Rice Association ~ America foday Mr.
Il =. Carver " the same company Is aiEc
IN the dy.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-20

Emma FRANKIE. aged / year and . months,
died al the home Of her parents. 1l05 Ashe
place. nj a. IN. yesterday, The funeral
will take place from the residence at 10
o'clock this morning. Rev. william Bias
berg officiating. Interment In the German
Lutheran cemetery.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-20

To Entertain 8. Of l. E.
on Thursday afternoon NJ o'clock a
meeting Of The heads OF the commercial
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-20

Austin. Texas january lo.-Captain
James /. PAUL an inmate Of the Coafed'
crate home, died in the hospital of mat IN
stitution yesterday evening after an iiness
extending through several weeks ne
ceased was born in lS.2 and had passed
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-20

SLOW fever 10 the most dreaded ~ all
diseases Of tn South. oAlpINE prsTSnts
e1d enrea.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-20
RAYLANn oRPHANs, HOME.

Thanks Extended for Many Favors Re
ceVed During Holidays.
/ To the Editor Of The Post
The children Of the Baylor Orphans home
desire through tho medium Of The Daily
| Post to publicly express their gratitude 80
/ tho many friends for their very Kind RI
membranes of tug the Christ
1 mos bou+eys Notes.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-20
'''m,sster at Confederate Home.

W Texas, January to On his charge
s'ahd Jury in the Federal court this
Y 'uaac Na1ey directed attention ~
p. fraudulent purToaos for which
ue0 states mails aro used and the
\ mount Of Counterfeit coin put In cir.
"A "a 'le district recently and in
wy Jury TO make dHlgcnt mvcstiga.
Z. :. both these violations Of law agd
NY Il possible, the guilty parties.
me New Superintendent.
leIas, January 10. Colonel !
s., -, !, Of Bonham, tho new superin.
" Tue Confederate home. has aIIcl
paolle Positions and Is one Of tine
s ri men In Texas. lie was horn
.le' kyp February Q, 1s41. where
agVu was spent lie was educated
~! university Indiana. graduating
.O's Ia 1861. Immediately afto.
/ .,,.,' enlisted as private IN tho
,auy regiment of Kentucky and
q ! 'Suslout the war He was pro.
i H. ,ae position of major. and BpoIIy
Il ~, y Tue commanl of the regiment.
',Ss Of the war he went TO Mont.
Il Aa'' where he read law and was
81 S,S y .ue bar He was elected to
AZ X ,s senate and resigned and camo
Eyae y i0sZ formed law parfHerS si
ii Go SS0nel cheuoweth was ,VJ appuin ~
# tSe ,Ss l.tSl,. Coke criminal d pitjI.
In y GFs ..t being composed I Of t5t
,ieSiIrt 4anln, Rel River and ond I oi tl'
n essistnne was elected fo ' th m'iS Nv =
a'ufe' and to tle seyenfee mr.
u y tt si ,id By the president erst
c5 ,-s y Treasurer in 1855, and ser HrSI
Rs1ggD,Sol the Cleveland a EiIu SgrT ,'.
jg5ss y to Texas. he WINS yul", oin'.,, !,
Atee G, gs the last expifingl o IN t ~ 90
n ld'tIiitg t rs, Bonham Fayn TIMelu mas
~ nrs, ~ '"fSlpt 80, 'NA'Nt' u pa
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-20

CEREAL GRIpDLE CAKES.-Cold
cooked cereals make delicious griddle
cakes. Allow one egg to "a cupful of the
cereal and milk. -four aud baking powder
TO make n batter Of usual consistency for
Criddlc cakes
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-20
Table and
|. Kitchen

an +he necessarily absorb.
4 s,ss srticles oro carefully prepared and
u rpie Of io mii Of chemistry as mp
IA on kh a,nI and practical information
dssi from 4, acfpidd a Ames Willis, Marquette
A Ondueieq, l. N to whom all Inquiries
fhants x addressed. pa,,,ns company.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1903-05-21
WOMEN IN TURKEY.
Eve, There an Awakening Move
Nelst at Last.

Even There an Awakening Move
nel,t at Last.
The very last to swing into line f1
the onward march of tue new woman
! have been the women of Mohammedan
countries. Even the Chinese have been
before them. by christian nations tAis
backwarduess has been at once set
down to Mohammedan theology and so
dismissed from the mind But now
comes Turkish lawyer. 2asem
Ameen. and writes q book demanding
complete emancipation for Mohammed-
an women and denying in toto thaN
the Mussul,lan faith enslaves tie sex.
He does not deny that Mohammedan
women are enslaved, ignorant. dWarfea
mentally, fat, helpless and anrmic
bodily. He even attributes the present
degeneracy of the Turkish nation 90
the fact that the mothers Of the race
are of such sort. Corruption, lack OF
noble moral convictions, treachery, cum
ming and backWardness in the ways OF
modern civilization characterize the
people and all owing 10 the besotte1
MOudulIlCuIu
declares Kasem Ameen Esq. In the
matter of the degradation of Moham-
medan women he admits all that II
claimed by the most radical come outer
of the feminine sex in the occident He
says, I'VE have so low an opinion Of
woman that when we want to de-
nounce a man for his rascality we say,
He has been brought up by wo-
man."
But then At this point the Turkish
lawyer and woman champion shoots
off in a line directly opposite the course
mans rights people. Theology has
nothing at all to do with the Christian
woman's superior, nobler. freer de-
velopment, quotha. The difference is
merely one of mode of thought and
Of custom between oriental and west
ern races. He wakes wroth that Chris
tan nations should lay the lamentable
condition of Turkish women to the only
true theology, Northumberland. If re-
igion really affected the customs of 3
people, quotha, further. then the Mus
sulman female would be the freest, the
most developed, most enlightened wo-
man of all the world. The Koran it.
self, says kasem Ameen. Esq. elevates
woman and provides for her as no 9TH
er code of religious teaching does.
Then he proceeds to excuse by one Of
those explanations which accuse. Cen
turtles ago. in the beginning of the max
ings of the Moslem empire, the follow
ers Of the true faith were intent only
on conquest. The sword was to their
seeming the best weapon to spread the
faith. They overcame whole tribes of
heathens and adopted them by force
into the bosom of the true church. But
these wild tribes had their revenge,
like the races conquered by the Is
raelites of old. In time they corrupted
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1903-05-21
REFUSED TO 60.
Mrs Mccormick Will Not Return to Gin.
4einnati Without a ReauisItiop -ss-~

Mrs Mccormick Will Not Return to Gin
einnati Without gequisItion.
Memphis, May 16.-Detectlve S. J.
Sweeney of Cincinnati arrived in the
city with a warrant from the Cincin-
natl courts charging Mrs. Lizzie Nc
Cormick with mu cder of the Adams
Express company employees, who died
at the hospital in Cincinnati from
drinking whisky from package ad-
dressed to Mrs. Kate Noble Of that
city.
The detective had scarcely made his
appearance in the Office of Chief OF
Police Mason before Mrs. Mccormick
attorneys arrived and announced that
Mrs. Mccormick would not return to
Cincinnati without reguisition papers
The attorneys announced they had IN
stituted habeas corpus proceedings,
which will be heard Tuesday. Mrs.
Mccormick was taken to jail
The police gave out vague hints of
new developments and possibly new
arrest in the case Of the poisoned bot
tie, of whisky which was sent from
this city to Mrs. Kate Noble of Gin
cinnati, and in connection with which
Mrs Lizzie Mccormick of Memphis is
under arrest.
A close examination of tile writing
on the wrapper OF the package which
contained the bottle. it is thought, has
given the new clue which may change
the entire complexion of the case.
This wrapper was bought here by the
Cincinnati detective