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ma,5j e-ss Preparations.

As stated IN the columns OF The Post
some time ugo, the Southern Pacific pas
senger department is making great prepara-
lions for the Inauguration Of tho informa
ton bureau for the hcuedt o. visitors to
New orleans during the Mnrdi Gtas test
yitiCs there,
As usual. the bureau will be in charge OF
Gus Richter. tho special excursion aA"hi
OF that company, and he will be assisted
see that visitors are comfortably locntod.
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posToFFlcE ROBBED
Money, Stamps and Registered letter.
Were Stolen.

Were Stolen
Denton, Texas, February 1o.-The post.
Office at Pilot Point was burglarized last
night and $500 In money and $1,000 worth
OF / and 2.cent stamps and two registered
letters stolen from the safe. The thieves
broke in the Office through a back window
and blew the doors OF the safe.
No one was sleeping In the postoffice, but
II Is thought that the burglary occurred
about 1910, as two suspicious parties were
seen at the depot before the uorthbouud
passenger trniu. due at 80, came in. Tho
money box and some pnperS were found ir
a lumber ward this morning. One man
whose name could not he learned. vas ar
rested on suspicion by Marshal Fry at Den
ison this morning.
Tho total value ~ tho money, staups anc
registered letters is supposed to bi
about $500,
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RArEs no THE ReuNloN.
Texas Lines Put In One Cent a Mile
Flat

Flat
dallas. Texas, February 10 The Conted.
crate reunion to he held at New Orleans IN
May ncxt Is already interesting passenger
men In the Southwest \ meeting ot some
or the representatives ot The Texas lines
was held today IN Dallas TO consider the
rites to the big gathering Those present
were o. = Turner. general passenger agent
of the Texas and Pacific, Dallas, Randolph
Daniels pallns. representing the Missouri,
Kansas and Texas; W VI Firth, Fort
Island and Gulf. Wulnm pohcrty. IIous.
ton, general passenger agent Of the Hous
ton East and West reXas; NJ l.. Robbins,
Houston. representing the Sunset Central
lines.
Tho old Hat rate NJ cent per mile was
rcafdrmcd and approved
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travelling Texans

Will ana The Post on sale at the following
places;
The sthuoner, Denver Colo.
A. Serlia, Denver, Colo
II. !. HOLE. New Orleans, la.
The Gebsner Book Store, New Orleans, La.
st. Charles Hotel. New orleans. La
Metropolitan Hotcl, Washington, n. G.
Riggs House Washington, d. c.
Brentanos, Union Square, New York City
Palmer House, Chicago, III.
n. G. Boylng, Hot Springs, Ark.
&. VI. Weaver, Hot Springs, Ark
Cooper q Wyatt, Hot Springs, Ark,
Planters Hotel, 80. Louis, Mo,
Union Station. st. Louis, Mo.
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The man who was horn fred should
use Prickiy Ash Bitfere II makes work
necessity 20 give vent - the energy and
eTnberance OF spirits generated By fnnc
fionaI activity In tho systfnl A T. kips
Ting S02 Mnan street Crescent Drug Store.
Bio Main street, special agents.
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Foster'a Local Foreeasts

weather changes noted below VIII occur
within twenty four hours ~ ., M. Of
dates given below;
February II Warmer
February 10 Threatening.
February II Variable.
February 14-cooler,
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Amending commodity rarIf No. "A.

Austin, Texas, February .. 10 approval
~ Joint application. submitted under No.
~ ~ tho Cane Rcli Railroad company, Il
IS hereby adhered that commodity tarlH No.
pa, issued by this commission to apply on
points IN Tcxas and effective March 10.
1860 he amended by canceiinE itsm az ~
section D thereof, az ESTABLISHED By elTeulAr
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-02-11
cAMPRELLls MAJORITY
Over Terrell for Mayor OF San Antonio
About Two Hundred.

san Antonio Texas February lO-Com.
pletc returns Of yesterdays city election
give John p, Campbell DEM n majority
OF 20I over Frederick Terrell Almost inc
entire ticket headed by Campbell was elect.
cd, though " was one Of the most stubborn.
ly fought city campaigns ever seen I'm San
Antonio
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THE SAP SCHEDULE.

Partial Time Card Which Goes Into
Effect Saturday.
Circulars announcing the inauguration Of
the new night train on the Arkansas Pass
railroad, which goes into effect on next
Saturday night the i4th inst, have been
received by City Passenger and Ticket
Agent W. u. Lawson Of that road, The
following is the approximate schedule;
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Each OF these trains between the two
cities win be strictly passenger trains and
win not be a mixed" and will consist OF
up-to-dntc Pullman sleepcrs. free parloI
car ono combination coach and one bag
gage ear.
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Pittsburg coal, mined IN Pennsylvania
the lnHtfng qualities OF the BrOokslde and
the free burning OF the bitrminons odd
phone A. new 81. Ofhce 1851 Franklin
avenue. Richard Cooke & Go.
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NEW II. AND 7. {. SCHEDULE.

made for The schedule tie H9ps' he
lbs nnade the lnpotont points
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NonTu on wEsTRorND.

NORTH OR wEsTBoUND.
Train 80 Through chair ears TO Aus
tin and Dcnison: Pullman Shoppers Houston
TO Austin. Waco and Dallas
Train No. 3.--Through chair cnr HOUSTON
10 Limo aud Denison; Pullman sleeper New
Orleans to Denisou. .
Trnlu 10. D Through chair car Houston
:, DcntSon: Pullman sleeper Galveston 10
81 Louis via Denison aud Missouri Kan
sas and Texas. +.
Train 40. Through train Houston I,
Waco, carrying baggage car, day coach and
nhnIr
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y :
Chicago dispatch recently stnted thnt
by tho same trndc the Rock Island had &c.
cured half interest In the Houston East
and West Texns md the DollasBcnumont
extension OF the reNnB and New orleans
TbIs ,s bcleycd 10 be an error FOR the rca-
son that the Rock Island would have no nsH
for such property. Under the trnfnc agree
mcnt which was accomplished NJ the same
time the Central trade was effected, the
Rock Island Union Pucihc alliance became
much stronger than It had before been ma
tho two will probably work So closely 9lonR
certain lines that IN erect iher" VII Wv
only single system. Under TINS ngrgo
mont the Ia Porte road VIII hahule tht
Rock Island trains between houston hnu
Galveston hut the Rock Island does not
own amy direct Interest in that property,
SO Tar as can bo asccrtnincd. IL may IN
erect shnrc iu the control or the ronu'
| but cnn not make that fact pubic. ~ 10
probable TINT the Southern Pacinc VIII
I eooner or later merge or attempt 20 merge
tha In Porte road Into the Texas and New
/ Orleans; II the Rock Island held an Inter
est in Il this could not he done. win the
building Of the Texas aud New orleans OK
tension 20 Dallas the Central could not he
merged for Il ~ n competing line. The
Rock Island can well AFFORD to turn over
It's business M Houston to the southern
Pacific for transportation 10 Galveston IN
line mud secure terminals would cost much
more mouey than viii the cost of operating
the present road.
The arrangements Mt Galveston are not
known. Il Is stated from New York that
the Rock Island IS TO use the Southern Pa
cnes wharf facilities. rhis viii bring OF
more discussion for the reason that tn,
Rock Island Is closely allied with the Nal
Ilory steamship line, which now leases Il
docks from the Galveston Wharf company
II the Rock island IS 20 use the Southern
( Paciac terminals It is quite probable tina
) the Mallory people will change tho locato
} of their landing and SO 20 the Southern
} pRcidc wlarvrs Mn Mallory was recent
Z at Galvestou-on a visit-but his bushes
( there has not been developed up 20 thi
{ time The Southern Pacific has become
: strong competitor Of the wharf company an
= hhs nready succeeded IA taking away
lot OF It's husuess With the big elevate
IA operation the Rock leland handling a
o ~ It's stun over the competing docks 40
European ais wen ns domestic vessels llnln
the southern Pacific property, the G9lve
ton wharf company may be vitality int
, ested in the new deal,
II has heretofore been announced that NJ
Hartman owpod largo block ~ The Roc
=. Island stock This has been greatly h
creased by the new transfer aud he is pro
ably now one Of the controlling factors
that system n this be So there "a rcaet
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THE SALE OF THE CENTRAL
-
VIII XIII The Franchise Granted 10 the
Rock Island, Probably.
ROAD WILL TRY TO MAKE USE OF IT
Hevey Quoted as Saying the Resent
Facilities for Terminals IN Houston
Are Not Adequate.
ROAD WILL TRY TO MAKE USE OF IT

Fort Worth, Texns, February io-Vics
President and General superintendent 5
b Hovey OF the Rock Island was seen TO-
day about the reported alliance between |
the Rock Island and the Houston aud Texas
Central He said when asked II the Rock
Island would retain the franchise granted |
by the Houston city council giving the
company entrance and terminal grounds
in that city, that it certainly would that
the Rock Island would need additional and
larger terminus IN Houston than those pro
vided by the Central He said the Rock
Island board had accepted the ordinance
as passed by the Houston council. Further
than this he had uothiug to say.
THE HOUSTON VIEW or 1T
A matter OF much interest In Houston IN
connection with the purchase Of a half IN
forest iu the Houston and Texas Ceh'Ial
by thr Rock Island Is ns TO the erect II
viii have ON the acceptance OF the run
chise recently granted by the city Of Hons.
ton 10 the Rock Island Tails franchise |as
most liberal grant ana Wab aceNplud 49,
same Dolby BY Tie party OF the hecoHl W.,
i The Rock Islands answer 10 lnls question!
/ Il given In the above dispatch from tuat
/ Worth Locnlly II ls believed thnt the new
[ arrangements VIII probably result lh NV
I ordinance granting the frauehisc lc'"ulhs
H9 ,,s maj tbe tock Island was to build De-
'ii,5n,. from Dslles TO Houston, and II does
nor nov ltcnd TO do mis-. hence II ls 10 bv
IV,I'tod n tbe rond mike any use OF the
Fr.u,,,hisc ~ Gov mo pprposr Of putting down
~, in5i55tioiInl Track along Mary street for
fno Inictt of ,ts new property, the Cen
t Tbo mans of Inc Rock Island Mo
i t"5i GA, n" ynrk and chicago and are
ne dIyuIgsd nj Houston until the
,t.l, rc,,es Tor action INT with the tcrml.
H Q, iit,tog Gov poe1r.ged by the Central
Hni VA, rc,sou No. bcilove that the road
,"o,,i1 go 10 tSe rxprngc Of purchasing the
! nroucrfy uecceenry 10 widen the street SUI
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wave The Santa - Cc0rress i've bero'"
minutes istsI than Ne above
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N.F.RT prrot, fi0t Ward
,tA"t'.t''' h,-Ive $50 . ~
Fer Galveston Ttaina see q. H. *
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'Ne w H''5 Arn k,t'ys 9, 90an
hU,rslrr leave Grand CsnirsI Depot
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4. Il. c. EQUIPMENT.
Service OF Each Train Under the New
Schedule

Following is the equipment Of trains nm.
dor tho service which VIII be inGnEnrn'tu
nv the Houston and Texas Central on sat
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II has heretofore been announced that Mr.
Hartman owpod largo block ~ the Rock
Island stock This has hcon greatly IN.
creased by the new transfer aud he is prob.
ably now one Of the controlling factors In
that system n this be so, there "a reason
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1903-01-29
BREAKING IL GENTLY.
How the Eeat of tho Firm Was Told
of Cashiers DefaIcatim.

0L ~2SU1esI 8 1SI83C3L1OU-
The cashier of a certain firm had
ahsconded and the head clerk. saws
London Answers, was decided en- as
being fit and proper person to ae-
quaint the. head OF the firm Of the
fact en- his arrival.
There, had been a dog fight In the
street, and a small crowd was just dis
persing as the chief s carriage dashed
No.
Whats that crowd after, Jark-
ms: demanded the head Of the firm.
The chief clerk Thought be reeog-
nized a chance Of hreaking the news
gently, and seized IL.
The vacancy, sir. he replied.
Vacancy What vaeaneyY'
Cashier, SIT
But we want NO cashier, Jorkins. "
BEG pardon, sin. but we've va
caney fer one!''
Jarkns,. are YOU madY'
'aNo, sar. That Is, sr. 4 don't
knew, sin Fact Isl, aI the cash
Is gone, and 2
WeIla'
The cashier S gone with ILL., I'll SIN ilr''
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MINNESOTA LEGISLATURES.


Assoiut.on Calls far investigation at
Hfar Prizes az caai.
It Paul, Ism I'll Representative
Jacnhy ct St. RanI sent up resolution
III the house calling for an fnHessigar
Gcn of the high prtces charged Nr
coal and wuud. Representative Wells,
WlAtu county. gave notice Of dehata
and the resolution went over.
Mr., Ekman introduced q constitu-
ti0nH amendment tu raiHe the limit OF
indehtsdnesH OF any township CT vii
lage OF other organization Borrowing
money from the permanent scnnei or
university fund. from 10 to- 20 per
cent. A similar constitutional amend
ment to- make the limit Ia per cent
was dafeated at the last election.
The following bills were introduced;
Tax en- Iegacies exceeding s. a90If
additional Judge for Seventh judicial
district; regards tests Of validity Of
county organization; amend law re-
lating To blind pigs relating to
tender OF payment Of Judgment; aboi-
ishing Justice courts IN cities OF over.
10000, additional Judge in Fifteenth
judicial district: furnishing persons
defrauding a partner,
In tire Senate.
The removal CT the state university,
the state normal schools and the m
stiEuuions for the deaf and the blind at
FarihauiL from the management OF the
state board OF control Isl provided fer
IN a bill introduced by Senator c.. Ne.
Buck Of Farihauir. The measure diff
fers from the house bill In that the
senate provision leaves the manage.
ment Of the state public school at
Owatonna with the state board of cou.
troll.
The following bills were introduced,
Fixing terms OF court in First ill-
diciaI district, amend municipal
courrs' act relating to cities Of legs
than 5000 iuhahira1ts;; regulating
fees in municipal courts in cities Of
less than 1900 inhabitants; prevent
removal Of railroad passenger depots;;
regulating elections IN Townships u
which villages are located.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1903-01-29
ANDREW JACKSON.
Incident IN Els Career SnnwIu4 Has
Love fur Eia Vile.

Lowe I0G 648 !" liz.
Jackson was; arravst for bed.
Propped against book Was d ,a6as
miniature OF Mrs Jackson which he
through the day were en- black eerd
about his neck. He.had been ponder
ing it,. saws A.. 3D., Lewis, in Ese@s.Y-
body's Magazine, and tine tears We're
still vet upon his face. Open nerors
him was her prayer-bopsi
Il read! ii for her sake, lie salG. Tu-
dicattiing the praEer-booH- she trIais
to make me Christian. I pru,ilEss.i
her, SO saan as was; '5ena with. LIZ
presidency and with Felinies, { q, ns-.
eame Christian. Icanit be a hvns-
critic, you know that. yon knew, too.
what president must be. and wil:.sl,-
Christian should be-. Norman can be
both; 10 man can be- both. Here
the general sighed Els gaza a;s..a.-.-
sought the MINIATURE walls d wonder
full love 1aeked frern his ewes unttiE
the tears came tn eiauG them 9Th
day will come when Z shall keep r..
word with her. Z wanE Heaven for
her sake And yet Z could haSs Id
Heaven without har--il WauiI be q.
Helven unless Z met her there, 2 anu
the sohs' took strong possession OF 'as
voice while his tears fell. glv--
every hanor and trinznPh . ever aas,
or haEear shall hsve-- ito hain
her hand again and have hen aa Ia.
side enc moment: 2
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KILLED Nv STREET CARS.

Wilifa Crossing tho Strsaf Man u
Caught 9et~esn Two Cars.
1t Paul. Ian z2.-Guatav MaImquiHt
II dead at the Bethesda hospital from
injuries received in a street car acci-
dent Yesterday morning. While at
tempting to crusH the street at the
corner of Third aud Maria be WAS
caught between two CATE aud fatally
crushed. The police amhulancs was
called and the injured man was taken
to tt1e hospital, where he died eariY IN
tina afternoon
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SMALLPOX OUTBREAK.
~H1tH-I-.7
Two Cases in Lake City and Others In


Two Cases in, Lake City and Others In
Neigh boring Towns,
Lake Cir, MIMI, IAN. %. Two
cases OF smallpox have broken out IN
this ciTy and are now under puaran-
tine at the home Of Henry Bankers
Two school girls named Raymond re-
turned recently from their home near
Reeds Landing, where they had been
spending their Christmas vacation.
and we're taken i'll this week. with the
disease.- Other members Of the family
we're sick at the time these two we're
home and they easily eontracred it
from them. Mere smallpox has broken
cut in the Country near Cocks Valley
and Reeds Landing.
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HANssHouG4 REFLECTED.

North Daksta Senatcr Formaiiy ctroa-
en- I'd Serve Six More Years
Bismarck, N d., Jan. 22.-A voIe
was taken in the senate and house of
representatives yesterday afternoon,
and Senator Hansbrnugn was re-eIecr-
ed To the United States senate for an.
aIi1er term. The vote will be- ratiffed
in Joint session to-day Senator Hans
braugt1 was net present, being ds-
aimed in Washington ON committees
work
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1903-01-29
Loatsd! aY ! H.ial,saa,nan,

Reno. New, am. 22.-Ar 1G o'clock
Yesterday morning highwaEman en-
tered the Southern Pacific, ticket office
and held up the agent at the point of
a revolver, securing ali the cash in the,
money drawer, about SCI, llDa..
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SWEDEN.

The SHANE and SmaIand railway
company has hnated bonds amount
ing to s4nn,0an, and they are endorsed
by the city OF Heisingborg.
At Goinge,, SHAME, is a farmhouse
most OF the furniture OF which is
made OF oak and is several hundred
years old,
About TOO sugarbesst growers held q
convention at East Tamarfs, Shame,
and resolved that the price OF beetz
next fall ought to be, 25y4 cents per
100 pounds fer fall delivery. and aaA
icents per 100 pounds for winter deisv-
cry. 81
John Carihom,, q Swedish business
man at GrimshY, has advised ths
Swedish export union to establish q
Swedish chamber of commerce. in Lon,
dom Mr.. Caribom has already ascrr-
tanned that Swedish business men i'm
l England as wei as English business
mem are in favor Of organizing such
q body. .~
\ The volume OF mail matter distrif,-
uted at ,tncAhoim during the Christi
mas holidays was the largest in tina
history Of the city.
/ The, Trollhattan tourist club, has
spent hundrsds OF dollars for the ccn-
struction OF paths leading to the most
/ interesting pointa at the Trolihatran
waterfaIls.
/ Maior General von Vegesack, an CT
ticer af the Swedish army, died at tho
age ct a2 years.. He distinguished
himself in the union army during the
/ Civil War
/ Ii will be remembered that King
Oscar's decision of the Samna ques-
tion Went squareiY against the United
States. The swedes are highly grati-
fed to- see uha1 The Nation GlAmerii-
cam magazineNs, under the caption,
| "Imperialism under the Microscopic -
sustains the decision IN vigorous lan-
guage., The Nation thinks ii waa
very Fortunate that the question: was
SETTLED in that way, Ef it had been
settled by a wan with Germany, ttle
magazine holds. the. truth would per-
haRs never have. been publicly estah-
liSfied.
/ Half a dozen mafch factories in
southern Sweden Will heneefartin be
under, one management. and the main
office will be All JanAaping
/ Those thar are Interested In the
liquor traffic ON the. one hand and
thnse, that are Interested in the tenn
perance movement ON the other are
hntlY discussing the bill which pro-
vides that the maximum percentage
of alcohol I'M unnaHad beer shall be
PUT at two, per cent. 1t seems to- be
Iagresd THAT small heer., on sEagslricka,
should not be taxed; but the di4fcul-
ltE Lies I'M liking the exact limit be-
tween taxedl and untaxed drinks.
/ HE temperance organizations OF
Helainhnrg and community have re-
Solved tD hold a temperance. expnsi,-
linn ali HelAingbnrg next summon.
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MINE MEN ARE KILLED.
Result Of aear-er~ Collision en- tn
Great Ncrtne:-,,,

Great Northern.
Wanatcilee. wash Jan 81 49, Nine
men are dead anu eight OF ten injured
al a result Of a rear-end collision CD
the Great Northern YesIsrdaY at d
point KNOWN al Eappy Hollow. just
at,oxe. ChiwausIm. A bridge gang
train smashed into an engine standing
Cd the track attached to rotary SHOW
pillow 4 car containing fifty men be-
longing To the bridge crew, was
thrown from the track, The dead aud
injured. are all members Of the work
gang Neither engineer, fireman or
brakeman were among the injured.
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Worry.

M people warriedl less about the ffn-
fure and more about the present III ii
would be more 10 the punt ASH
marion lla D Democrat.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1903-01-29
BUYS BACK HIS FARM.
sout., Dakora:r Pays a Frernium far
Own Former Farm.

Own Farmer, Farm.
VfbCrg, S.. d.. Jan. ga year ago a
farmer who lived near this place sold
his farm for $40 an acre and moved To
Canada. where he thought be could do
hetLer than &c, reinNest his money IN
south Dakota farm land. He pur-
chased a farm there for fraction CT
what he had sEid his farm hear here
for, and it VAS lucky for him that he
could buy sc. cheap. fer he did net like
the country. He has now returned
with his family and will in future re-
main in South Dakota He succeeded
IN purchasing his old farm, but had to
pay $50 an acre for it.