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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-02-08
THE VALUE OF CHAHc0'I
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ANorHER CONFERENCE HELD.

Missouri PaoIfo viii Grart Same In.
crease as the Katy Did.
st Louis, February IA conference was
held today between the officials Of the
Missouri Pacific and A. H. Garrotson. as
sistant grand chief Of the Brotherhood Of
Railway Conductors and P H. Morrsscy,
grand master OF the Order Of Railway
Trolnmcn It is reported that the officials
Of thut road have decided 10 allow the
snme Increase conceded yesterday by rho
Missouri, Kansas and Texas and that It's
example win he followed by tho st Louis
st. Louis aud San Francisco frisco
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FROM THE STATE CAPITAL
! Council VIII Investigate The Matter
Of Rebuilding The Dam.
CAN g. DONE FOR HALF MILLION
PAVING Investigators Rssonmeno ire Use
Of VitHfisd Brick ard Are Opposed
to Asphst--lnsUranoe Statements.

Austin. Texas. FehruAfy AT a meet.
ing - tas city council last night one OF
the pHains Questions considered was re.
bui ding the dam across the Colorado river
Alderman Croker brought toe matter to
a foeeA bs introducing the following reso-
luton Resaved. Taat a committee com
potea az the mayor, city attorney and three
sldnrinrR br appointed. the aldermen By
the masor 10 confer with the water aud
urht commission or q conmittce appointed
b. thar body 10 consider the pracucaeiiity
Of retmlling the dam upou the plan herein
proposed. aud to ascertain whnt action by
ne legislature now IN session would be
rsccssafJ for the contamination OF the plan
proposed aud that the said committee Of
tho council report the conclusions Of the
said 3olnt committee to the mayor aud city
council, at the earliest moment"
1E!s resolution was unanimously adopted
and Croker. Maddox and shelly named as
tae committee.
Tic plsn referred 70 /, 20 secure au
amendment 70 the city charter permitting
she lty to contract With some construe
,!un company 10 do the work, aud sell sur
plus power, over that actually needed 10
the citye water works, for term OF years
II Is estimated thar the work can can, %,
power, together with the anohnt now pal
annual for fuel would 10 eleven years pa.
the cost Of rebuilding, principal and IN
ttreEt.
The committee appointed some time ag
10 Investigate the subject Of street pawn
submitted n result OF It's luyesugat one
Tho report erbodles the following recon
mendntlons and suggestions;
l. Tut I'm needed storm sewers.
. by no means use asphalt.
g. When paving is done, we unhesital
ingly say use vitrlhed brick
4 For thn present, after the constru'
tIon oi storm sewers, that Congress avenu
and sixth street be macadnmzed with c'
mcnt gravel, 20 Walsh or ms good grave
such work to be done so as 10 make th
foundation mud to admit OF paving thereo
with yltrlded brick when the city Is an
n uuVp
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Bolton Gets a Carnegie Library.

Bolton, Texas, February 6-Bclton Is
another successful applicant for a donation
from Andrew carnegie. Some months ago
Mrs. Z. uaNmersmith wrote Mr.. Carnegie
asking for a donation for a library building
at this place to cost $4,000 Recently mn
wns turned over to Mrs. Sam s. walker, cor.
responding secretary OF the New Century
club. The application was allied out and
returned and Ia one week favorable reply
was received. A Carnegie hbrary nssocia.
ton win he formed, II which ali cltizcns--
men, women and children-wll become
I members
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Trinity Personals.

Trinity, Texas, February 6. Mrs John n.
Peyton has returned from Gainesville.
where she was called to the bedside Of her
brother
Mr.. ]. NJ Mckee has returned home from
Shelby county, where ne was called to the
bedside Of his sister
Mr., and Mrs q. w. Cowlee have gone 10
san Antonio, where they viii In future re.
side
Hon. John b. Peyton, Charles Hammond,
G. c, Clegg, ]. r. Gibson and f. H. R0hh
have returned from Austin, where they
were called on business.
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RANDOLPH GOES TO ST. LOUIS.
Was Elected President Of the Common
wealth Trust Company,

Was Elected President Of the Common
wealth Trust Company
sherman, Texas, February T-Advices re
ceived in the city from St Louis late this
evening state that at meeting Of the
board of directors held this afternoon, Tom
Randolph, president Of the Merchants and
Planters National bank OF this city. was
unanimously elected and has accepted the
presidency Of the Commonwealth Trust
company. This viii neeessitate the moving
OF Mr. Randolph's residence from Sherman,
Owing 20 HIS extensive business interests
here. however, this move viii not likely
take place within thirty days The election
to the presidency OF the Commonwealth
Trust company does not neeessitate Ms
resignation from the presidency Of the
Merchants and Planters National bank OF
sherman, which office he will continue "a
NIL Mir Randolph and his father are at
present In St Louis, but with leave Monday
FOR sherman
The people of sherman are very much
elated over this election owing 90 the fact
that Mr., Randolph was reared IN sherman
and has been nm important factor In the
upbuilding Of the town.
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nenton Ruslness Matters

Denton, Texas February 4--The Mllicau
Lumber company Of Krum mas purchased
the big lumber yard here Of the North
Texas Lumber company and has taken
charge, with L, 7. Ntillicau as manager
G.. W Wilson, receiver for the Gidcumb
& Scripture stock consisting OF lumber.
hardware and implements. has taken charge
under q $4,000 bond. The partnership was
put into the hands Of n receiver by suit of
Gidcumb vs.. Scripture. The stocks and ac-
counts are worth probably $4,000. although
the invoice is not yet complete.
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KAUFMAN county Farmers.

Terrell, Texas, February 6.-The Kauf.
man County Farmers institute met In this
city today, but owing to the Indictment
weather the attendance was very small,
There was splendid meeting, though, and
matters Of interest were discussed al
length, Prof Cornell was present and
addressed the meeting, as did also Prof II
W. SandeTson and Mr.. Lomls, visiting gen
tlemen The merchants and business mer
generally took much interest In the meet
i.r
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+ & P, Leases Locomotives.

Austin Texas, February IA controo,
was filed for record in the office Of tho a ~
retary OF state today, whereby the Mercan.
tile Trust company Of New York. actlnc
under the direction Of the board Of man
ayers Of the Texas and Pacl6c E,mir nun
association, lenses to the Texas ana Pocio,
Railway company for term OF fen Senr.
nfteen freight locomotives and seven switch
Ing engines from November /. 1902.
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FannIn County Cotton RnoeInts

BonAam, Texas, February 6.-According
TO report made by all the cotton weighers
IN Fannln county there have been 65, Ooo
bales Of cotton weighed IN this county to
date Of the 1902 crop It Is estimated that
Lae entire crop OF 1902 VIII reach about
$4,000 bales, which shows a shortage Of
from 20 to % per cent Of the previous
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CAMPAIGN AT AN END.
Thousands Of Dollars Staked on Result
at San Antonio.


San Antonio, Texas, February The city
campaign In san Antonio was brought 10
n close tonight with meetings IN all the
wards 70 the city IN the interest Of the
different tickets for city Offices The cam
palgn has been red hot from the start aud
many thousand dollars have been staked
on the result Of the election Monday, while
there arc Eve uckets for mayor, city offices
aud aldermen In the neld, the renl contest
is between the noupartisan ticket, headed
by mr. Fred Terrell for mayor, and the
peoples ticket, headed by John T, Camp
bell an old ex-sheriG
Dr. Terrell Is republican. but his
strongest supporters are democrats, while
Campbell IS democrat with many leading
republican supporters. Both sides are
claiming the Victory, but the result Is SO
uncertain that no man can make an &C.
curate prediction MS TO which side will win
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Tt FIRE lE0sD.


setcol Building at Ia Grange
Ia Gauge, Texas February The Il
Change public school building occupied by
tae colcred school, was destroyed by Gre
ehuut 8 o'clock this morning. The are had
gained such headway aud was SO far out
that the hremen could do nothing toward
mated M s4hai Incurred for SiCQ
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BRIDGE GAVE WAY

And Number Of Fine Cattle Were Killed
and Injured,
Denton. Texas, February IA disastrous
wreck occurred on the .,-ssouri, Kansas
ana Texas Ave miles north Of here at Elm
Fork trestle, one OF the longest In the
state, this afternoon. Twelve cars were
ditched by the fall Of n bridge while the
train was passing over II. Some Of the
cars were loaded with fine cattle from the
North and number were killed and wound.
cd All trains were discontinued and the
wreckage will not be cleared before to-
morrow
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The Hin County LooaI Ontio,

Hillshoro, Texas. February There Is
Increased interest here IN the local option
situation as the time draws near for the
law to so into effect. Unless prevented by
Injunction the law will 90 into efpoct a,
{ne llth, as upon that day Judge HilI viii
nave the notice Of election and Qualification
recorded IN the county records, which is 9li
tectlye at once. A motion was msds a.
a tehearing in the court OF appeals viii,
a Wow It is said of getting the case in m
supreme court or possibly In the Federal
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-02-08

Lampasas, Texas February The 3.year-
Old son Of Mr., William Zimmerman, a
farmer living at Norma, In Burnett county,
was burned to death yesterday evening.
The children played around the fire, when
the Attle ones dress became lgn!ted and
IN moment the child was wrapped in
flames. The cries of the child brought IN
slant help. but the little one was too badly
burned and death came as a relief in a
short while
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Dallas to laks over FaI. Grounds.

Dallas, Texas February 0-The directors
OF the Texas state fair at their meeting
this evening announced that the unanimous
consent Of the stockholders had been %.
tained 10 tho plan 20 transfer the fair
grounds and other property to the city "
Dallas as public property. IL was decided
70 lay the report before the Commercial
club, which body Is 20 promote the matter
With the city authorities
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AFTER THE LITTLE BUTCHERS,
Paokerles Are Said TO Have Begun OPP
erations In Texas.

NFFE7TF
Waco. Texas February IAN ohservant
gentleman who has considerable business In
tho different cities Of the State, said this
morning that he believed that the big pack.
cries OF the country were going TO make
strong EFFORT 10 run the small meat mar
kets out OF business The market men
whom they seem TO be after are those that
viii not buy their meats from the pack
cries For instance, In this city there is
one market Arm who have their own cold
storage plant and do their own Strengthening.
one OF the packeriea IS now ngurlng on put
ting IN o market Just across the street from
will put markets near other markets which
do not buy from them
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Remains Of F. Judoe Removed,

Center, Texas, February G-Moesrs. p. p.
Neath and r, q. Howard Of Kcithville,
La came In this morning after the remains
Of Mt F. Judge who was killed by Mr..
Hatchell yesterday morning. They left
With the remains OF Mr., Judge for Summer
Grove, where Mr. Judge viii be buried.
Hatchell Is stll in jail. his examining
trial being set for next Tuesday.
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VandaIia OHioials.

J. NJ Chesbrough, assistant passenger
agent Of the vandalla-P Pennsylvania lines
with headquarters in st. Louis arrived in
Houston last night accompanied by II. D.
Kilgore, travelling passenger agent n, Co
Antonio for this system. These eentier1en
viii remain In Houston today and tomorrnv,
and will thence proceed TO Galveston.
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GRANT TO VISIT LANHAM.
He viii Then Take in the Battleshps at
Galveston

San Antonio. Texas, February General
Frederick D. Grant, commander Of the de.
partmeut Of Texas, accompanied by his
star, will leave headquarters Tuesday
morning for Austin the state capital, for
the purpose Of paying formal visit 20
| Governor 5. W, T. Lanham
Following the visit to the governor. Gen.
timing the visit so as 10 be in that city
during the time the battleships are there.
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PIenty oI sleeI lor ErtensLnn-

Mineral Wells, Texas, February SIT is
estimated that there Is enough steel IN the
yards here OF the weatherford, Mineral
the road 70 Graham aud also RIM n sonr
10 Jacksboro. There are also enough ~
on hand to build about eighteen miles ~
the road. ''ss vi
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Diphti,eria at Llano.

Llsno, Texas, February 6-There are sew.
eral cases Of dphtheria in town and thus
far there has been one death The cases
are Isolated and there is no danger OF the
disease spreading
The little daughter Of Mr., and Mrs.
Thomas Farr died last Monday night She
was VNArR old.
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Cut His wife and Then t,ImseIt

Paris, Texas, February &c W. Ma.
thews, from near Rowland, attempted 70
cut his wife's throat here this afternoon
and then 90 XIII himself They were walk.
Ing down this street when he seized her.
cut her and when be thought she was kilisd
cut aau stabbed himself 30 several places,
The woman u severely hurt but the man
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Miss cnnrtnnav Baker nm.

san Angelo, Texas. February 5.--Miss
Courtenay Baker, daughter of Colonel A. ],
Baker, banker aud eS-land commissioner,
was operated upon for appendicitis this
afternoon AT last accounts her condition
was rs favorable as could be expected uu-
der the circumstances.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-02-08
NORTH TEXAS ASYLUM.
List Of Employees Appointed BY tN M
Board.

Board.
Terrell, Texas. February THE srhz
board held its first meeting since tAs N
board has been appointed today n.H
lowing is the new list OF officials, !rassl
Dr. Turner, appointed by GoVsfrG "
ham:
Dr. J, II. Nichols, FIRST assistant
DR.. S. w, McJunkln, second aMH'a
Dr. George i. Powell, third assitlli
Dr. Scott Appleby, fourth assistant !,
Clark Goodman, storekeeper aaa '
countant. 4,
Mrs. Catherine Nusent, Erath eSi'
matron.
]. D. Huffman. supervisor -.
John McCulloch, assistant supeIvsa
Miss Mollie Jameson, supervisors, u.
Miss Lizzie Gotcher, assls'an' W
visoress. .
Elmo williams, chief engineer
w. B. Kendall, chaplain.
T. e. Terrell, head farmer ,,,..
Mrs. Hattie Russell head launli"A
II. \. Barksdale, trained nurse
c. w. Owens, night Waterman
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Frisco Pae1enner Earnlnna.

Austin, Texas, February THE st LouIs
ana san Francisco Railroad company paid
to the comptroller today the sun. OF 81 20
on S1410o gross passenger earnings tor
quarter ending December 81, 1902 This
company owns In Texas only the line from
Paris to Archer City, on Red river, ais.
lance OF about fifteen miles
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erand Iury EaIled 10 lndIet.

Lake Charles, La. February THE
grand Jury indicted Albert Arv'ne for man.
slaughter Alyilc killed a man at a dance
near Kinder. Among those discharged was
OF Houston on the street here last Aprll.
The grand Jury failed TO indict.
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nallns Plant Ordered Sold.

Dallas Texas, February Judge Meek
Of the United States district court this aft.
ernoon handed down decree ordering the
sale Of the property OF the Standard Light
and Power company OF Dallas by Receiver
G. ? Meade OF Fort Worth TO satisfy cred.
itors The plant Is one Of the largest IN
Texas.
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Meatherford cotten ReoeIpts.

weatherford, Texas, February e.
weatherford has received from wagons H..
$50 bales OF cotton this season. Last season
she received a little over 10000 bales. As
there Is very little cotton held by the farm
ers, the receipts this year will hardly reach
last years figures.
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pdvate Van camn Fatalv sho,

Brownsville, Texas. February Tn q
street brnwi last night Private r. L. rw.
ing Of the Fourth intantry shot and mortal.
y wessasa rrisnss wsitrr Van GASP ct
through tho breast, abdomen and hand'
living was jailed.
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antsohe Acoepts sen,enoe.

Fort Worth, Texas February Bob
Goetschc. the murderer OF George Feigle
who formerly lived IN Galveston. TODAY
withdrew his potion q appesl 70 the crim
imprisonment, GoesehP shot aud killed
Eelgls IN Iune, last year,
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Fort Worth, Texas, February THE
Western Union Telegraph company yester-
DAY took over the private telegraph line
which extends from Austin through Bpr.
Let ana Llauo 10 Lampasas 1t mas been
operated by private company.
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Irritation plsnt . e,,,..,.

sesain Texas February THE exper
u1enta' test OF Captain Fitch's irrigation
p.unt vas made today 1t was success
S NV places goo acres Of bottom land within
uii's OF the city subject to irrigation
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sherman. fexaa. February The barber
shop Of frank Kotc on North Travis street
suffered loss ~ several hundred dollars
by Gre this rcrulng ihput = o'clock The
barber chop sntferrd considetaile loss by
water ana smoke
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Corpus Christi, Texas. February THE
local weather bureau this evening posted a
bulletin saying conditions Indicate freez.
ing temperature along the coast. However,
no alarm Is felt for the big cabbage crop
now maturing, as. II Will take severe
freeze to damage t.
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Jasper campbeN DRAGGED 10 Death.

MaAahachie Texas, February Last
u'snt as Jasper Campbell, farmer living
t.ear Mountain Peak, was returning home
tblvn Alyarado he was thrown from his
fesssS sna dragged 10 death he wa,
nad reached home ave- 'He team
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here last Monday night asking for right
u way through the city for the Oklahoma
and Southern rallroni He was assured by
the council that whenever the railroad was
ready for the right Of way they could
have It,
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No. nled Of Wounds.

Marshall, Texas, February pa.l
Williams. who was shot at C'0 Si.d ystI
few DAYS ago by Lee Wo9sa'efp, s,ry ILL
day morning. Squire s. T. re'"
| indupEt
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TWO MEN KILLED.
A Handear Was Run Down by Pas
senqer Train.

Troup, Texas, February YESTERDAY
evening about o'clock while coming in.
passenger train ran into the hand car OF
the section crew, almost instantly killing
Foreman Charles Jacobs and Ed Fulton
about two miles north OF Troup, Both men
leave families. IL was raining and the train
ran into them before they could get out of
the wAy
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10; 10 badly They were an old couple and
had lnas ttted. tntethcr
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wnor+on Terns, February Saw ~ n

Wharton, Texas, February , o wrs
look ont for and arrest Jen Scn asl,or cS
about 81 years old, mulatio OF ssIsSt tM
about 5 feet 6 inches hisa, Nss'YNkss
140 pounds; has mother llVlay - ksat
brother living Mt Gonzales saclas Ia Y
living at Houston noIu AZ rornHls
above Jeff Johnson iof NV 1rndas tI'
January 80, 1908 Twenty-Five OVD
vpnV6
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Dr. TEMPLE COMING TO TEXAS.
VIII Be Rector OF 81. Paurs Church a
Waco.

Waco, Texas, February 7,-Dr Edward
A. Temple OF Front Royal, Va, has Just
wired his acceptance of the rectorship Of
81. Paul's Episcopal church OF this city.
recently made vacant by the resignation Of
Or, Frank Page, who has been called 20
tho rectorship Of ST, Johns church OF
Brooklyn, n. Y.
nr. Temple Is to begin work here March
u, He Is a well known divine,
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h hp COLLECTED on This srrount TOT dAnuuII
ana February, al Of which goes TO crealt
OF collections account.
Houston Enterprise Doublcs Capital
Austin, Texas. February The Oriental
rsx,r. Mnls ccmpany Of Houston hled an
amendment TO its charter with the eecre;
fsrr az ttate today increasing the capital
STOCK OK the company from s5o.v0O TO sluo''
QCsl
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Warrants Sen. Out.

Austin, Texas, February e-The comp
froller 10 now sending out 50 cents per
capita on the scholastic population Of the
State for the support OF the free schools
FOR Februaty. Ten thousand dollars was
sent out today.
Warrants to the value OF slb4,bs4 were
also written today for the credit Of col.
ierkpre kof BeenAh entEtfRf w lhntu 20
senpoA ehs. wklsh wls paid 20 the trees.
ssalset@zs Qee gssakss doilsTs = sxSsstsd
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win Have Ne ,oubl.

Niuerel Wells, reHas, February h.--calo,
ael w. A. SQulres went befogs the eounss,