The Houston Daily Post (Houston, Tex.), Vol. XVth Year, No. 309, Ed. 1, Wednesday, February 7, 1900 Page: 1 of 10
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pd Importers of
ruggi3ts Sundries
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Galvanized to 4 leches
ell Casing
Inserted Joint
Socket Joist
> iler Tubes
EST AND MOST COMPLETE
OCK IN TUB SOUTHWEST
W HE1TMANN CO
HOUSTON TEXAS
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loward F Smith Machinery Co
USTON TEXAS
Now Is the Time
To Ship 1 on to Headquarters
that Is 0 he largpst mart in tbo
Tcrld H0 on Al eyes that aro
latciestn jn cotton aro turned
tojlousvj That is especially the
custom i the end of tho season
BuTtrs v flnfl cotton too scat-
tered In tj country como to Hous-
ton Shlji rB in tho Interior know
there li ijnore competition hero and
tct aWdingly
tjloa
tusinJ
iffer our services backei
experience in the factoragi
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HOUSTON TEXAS
T CAKES
are fine when covered By
Old Fashion
ses
Ask your grocer for a cjuart can npd
try it At wholesale by
T H THOMPSON CO
TAN MACLAIlEN caysr Np
roan writes with his own baud
If ho can dictate to a stenog-
rapher no man dtrtates if he
can telffiraph no man tel
Rrophs If he can telephone
It you are a typical energetic
uptodato American al
you
ar ue the Lone Distance Telephone If
La nord to the wlso la sufficient
The Soiitliv > citi > tn Id fc Tel Co
RWM H GOHLMAN
6ye Gar Nose and Throat
ife and 302 Klam tiulldlnx
waei Horn 3 a m to 11 m 2 to 5 p m
> l
MAILABLE EDITION
Where Theres-
a Will
There Is Always a Way
I simply made up my mind to save my
customers from any inconvenience that
would ordinarily arise from such a dis-
astrous fire as the one of my stock last
Saturday and today I am ready for bus-
iness with store room in the McNally
building and offices in Baldwins Nata-
torium building
Country Orders will receive im-
mediate attention Send them
along
THEO KELLER
GROCER
Dealer In
Lime Cement
Plaster
Fire Brick etc
COLLINS BROS
Phone cS THI2 HOIST < T PLUMBERS
Plumbing Cm ani Stetni Filling I Icallnc spe-
cialty Let us uvj your Renoir Work 304 Milam
TcviiH Ilijll IMnjerw PrnHlcliur
Tort Worth Texas February 6 Stelnteldt
McAllister and Nanca began ball practice to-
day and devoted the greater part of the atfer
liOon 0 sprinting bitting and catching Nance
illl play this season with Cleveland St ln
fildt has not signed with Cincinnati and JIc
Alllsrr Is not ceraln whether he will play
with St Louis or net
22 NEW ORLEANS
THE CARNIVAL CITY
SaV The MARDI GRAS Festivities
Of t900 will exceed in grandeur and
magnificence all previous displays
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r yfJnesday FeTjrua > v i at night KHEWB OF NEftnUS
iT hurJay February V at night KNIGHTS OFMOMUS
f f ° a > Felunry 26 u noon ARRIVAL bl nfiX
k f Monday February 26 n > noon PnOTBUf
W srUSi Sro Febnmy 27fcat nopn KKX
f t Mardl Oras February 27 t night KRBW OF COMU5
f addition to tho RorgeoB Etrsrtp rocs Ions THB OAIINIVAL CITV wl
° ° tho trPPlDB of a my ad of fo ct as ball after ball whirls aodcty in a
ceaseless round of gaiety N
jtJ 1 Additional Street Msskers aid Tis Qtrlcal Attractions
wPARE for the ROUND TRIP February 19 to 26 gopd returning
March
jpil lo 1900 via SUNSET ROUTE-
r D50UET l j parks s f b morse
y Tkt Agt a p cVt a p t at
Dinner in HOUSTON Today
Supper in ST LOUIS Tomorrow
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AY
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and last a Ilfetitnn Telephone
or call on us for Illustrated Catalogue
and estimate ot cost complete and fin
ished on your premises
Peden Co
Feed Water Healers
and Lime Extractors
Saves fuel and and keeps the boiler clean
Write for prices
HARTWELL IRON WORKS
HOUSTON TEXAS
PLUMBING
SEWERING
ELECTRIC WORK
Houston Plumbing AUg Co
Mason Ilulldlng Fbono 400
NOT SATISFACTORY
Taylor Studies Long Oyer the Terms of
the Agreement
homes f yiS DECISION RESTS ALL
i to
jm Accept the
Conditions ferced On
IIB IS TO GIVE HIS ANSWER TODAY
f He Dnes Not Sign II Will Be ihc Act of a
Madman
HE WILL LOSE THE SUPPORT OF HIS PARTY
Onlj the llniiiitulitccr Will lh lctt
to Uiiholil Him in Itlw hiililUal
Coiiroc
Special to The Post
Frankforij Ky February 6 As Indi
cated In tho special dispatch last nlsht
tho terms dsmandeil by the democrats at
the Louisville conference eeim to be hljh1
ly unfatIsfnctory to the republicans That
tho rtpubllcan canfercos tbgned the
agreement counts for nausht They aro
belnK denuncftl by the rank and file of
Ihe republicans hero and the men wht
cro Tajlors lieutenants and who aro In-
constant attendance on him scy that U1031
republican leaders w ho havo thus nvldently
deserted Taylor ought lo bo hanged
Thus It Is that the whole situation here
at has been slld In these dlpitcics from
tho hCRlnnlns hinges entlraly and Rololy
on the action of Taylor ant his ultimate
decision In the ratter
Tho Post e rretDpndcqt lias Just re-
turned fram tho froht of the State house
building Of course I was refused admit
tance thereto hut a friend who Is dorrc
pondent for a republican orEan and has
members of hU own warty In this State
as well as the National administration
which as heretofore Indicated has given
ernment through the action of the elejimn
cemmlsslonrrs on the contests for tho rjt
ner State offices Alter such organlratiot
the next will be an enforwrnent of tro
Injunction proceedings already outline
and Tavlor andhis friends will be oustet
from tbe State buildings All tbe plans
about tbo points covered In tWc dispatch pi
last nleht ani tbe terms as sent out
tbe Associated Press arc proiubly wires
r iw
passed yestctdav by the Texas lililattiru
end havo asked me through Thi > Vo < to
extend to tho legislature their sincere
down and tlanlls and actings of fraternal mbmcIi
him the tip to come gracefully
fram Hi 0 > A I
expect no force Washington
has boen deserlel on all eldeK by the only Frankfort Ky February CIt was ro
elcrrcnts thct rould have maintained him
rorted hero onlght that Ecoator n ack
ln his position for any length of time not
tho least being iho Louisville and Naali j burn telegraphed to Governor Dcak
vlllo railway with ts financial aid Jlo j ham that Taylor had signed tho Louisville
has only hla toldlery aad the mountaineers agreement at 10 oclock tonight At 11
and hotheada who surround him and If I
as he says They will die with me they J
the ehantv
may get j
If Taylor rejects the agreement euterrdagreement tonight and any report that I
into by the leaders of bah parties tha have done so is faHe I shall moreover
demccrats will proceed at ones along th rgn no agrwment tonight AVhnt l detcr
llnes mentioned in the special Jast nuut
They will at once arwnlze n State sav
oclock Taylor eild to a correspondent of
tho Associated Press ll have signed no
mine to do will be done tomorrow I
mean by that my decision will be reached
by that time and not before What I In-
tend te do tomorrow I will not say to-
night I do not Intend that myvwords
shall convey the meaning tint I wl sign
the agreement I mean that I shall tale no
of tho democracy are pitched alaj regarding it tonight
lines of lawful procedure and even at the The text of the agreement rcithed by
worst Taylor will bs acsrejor and thetbe Louisville conference last night was
outcome Is viewed with no great alarm u brought to Taylor by a cammlltea conslst
tbe leaders of tbo democrats ling of General Daniel Lindjay T K
The neva frem Louiavtlls that the j Dakcr and U D Edllp They handed
peace conference had reashjj an asrciGovernor Taylor a copy of tho agreement
ment caused deep satlsfactlaa Icre fqwero closeted with him for a short time
the
my Intention I will not sny what 1 Intend
to do until after 1 Invo obtained legal
advlre
Tho consultation of tho attorneys wan
held tonight lu Onvernor Taylrs offltn
and adjourned at a late hour
Senator Wackburn who retumfd this
morning from Louisville expressed him-
self as being confidant thut the entire
trouble would he settled peacefully It
Is entirely nuturali said he that the
other side should wish to tnko time to
consider the agreement nnd to prepiro Its
statement to bo lsiued at tbo sam time
the signature iBnflsed I hive no knowl-
edge ofwhat will begone but 1 firmly t >
llevo tiiat the agreement wlll be accepted
substantially rs adopted by tjio members
of tho Loul3vlllc wnfsren < e nnd tbit all
chance of troublo will bo avoided
When asked for Ills opinion of the eon
scipiencrs rhould Governor Taylor decline
to accept tho agreement Senator Black-
burn said That Is a que ton I do not
care to discuss nor lo even think about
If no settlement U made now It ll lead
to endless complications before tho end
Is reached
Orto of tbo attorney who hai been prom
Incnt on tho republican side in the contsst
cases and who therefore doe nof wish
hlo name used in connection with any ln
torvlew cald tonight It 1 In my opln
building which has stood upon a knoll
In the outskirts ot London for nearjy fifty
another to Its
Edlln spoka today added page
Ken
Th6 Post coresnondent haft lea i A from Governor Taylor would atauirsee In tha twenty feet by forty te t lops and are
ine C0resB0 nIterm ot tbo agreement they all desired fllJM with school deaks The senate ses
eTderd0 S S t to b0 understood saying had no l PP r >
e en of
the matter which has caused the hlie
Tie democrats Insisted on two pjnte
First In order of tbesa was hi reiog
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tho open sesame to Taylor has Just left agreement Tho party rAdthe advaaago
him nnd rays that while Taylor has nnl cf IcEal position In the controversy and
yet made uphU mind to sign tho agreo
ment reached by the conference he be-
lieves fram what Taylor rays from tbe
way h3 acts that ho hJII nqt sign tJmil
that lie Mill n t ofjt 1
jj en
the democrats tiowivrr befiove hewlll
sign it tomorrow They anil tho conserv
atlvo republicans who desire to avoid any
conflict say that they can nut roncelvH ot
nn > possible reason why ho should not
sign It unless ho 1b a madman There bo
those who say Taylors mind Is unnut
anced by the tremendpus mental strain
of the paat week which bai made union
hlfrfory fcr this commonwealth and that
he Is n metal wreck and In the humor to
listen to counsels of despsrate men It Is
almo3t Inconceivable unless he Is mental-
ly unbalanced nrtd therefaro unfitted to as-
sume tho duties ot tho office to which he
has yielded nothing In this regard in fael
Ui has gnlned cvery thing oisvn lal m lLo
matter
I CclCjnoI David
jodoni6crsflc party said
tonlVlu that while he was not at llhiy
td sfato rncclflcally tho terms1 the aittte
ment yet bo was willing lo say I tat tha
terms were eminently sitlsfatlory to ihe
oartv
It Js now d to Taylor His dicitiou
moans either peace or wir U he rof r
to yield and malntalis his uarlllwi
dogged letermlnatlon lo roslnt aU Iestl
procedure then a conflict is InevPabU nd
It s lkey tho hills back of the ojcscutlvh
buildings will ha covered with battali >
ot cannon under command of newly np
pointed Adlutant General Uastlemnn aad
the cxccutlvo building speedily mndo un
clings that would tonalilr
tenaciously any man >
refuse to sign this agreement and thereby j T leaders of tbe democrats pirt htro
nllenato the contcrvatlve levolhcadrd arc d nlv cratiflcd at l e iwalntJon
JOIIN M tUMIMIi
Aitluc Uoutrnant flatrrnflr of Kentucky
eooo QO so oaa
e
Cleveland Plnln Dealer
oeoooo oo eoooo ooooor eooo oo o oooeoeo
oooeoocooocooceoonooeoeoooooooooco < ooooo oou
session This was tho point that eawsod
their colleague Senator loebel were
adopted an I the ornate adjourned In re
sptet 1 hitn et I 2 oclock tq meet to-
morrow at nrot
Temporary lltalrmin Slack tapped the
house tn orOcr nl 12CO p m and an-
nounced that owing to tho absence of
Speaker Trimble idem a sioakor pre
tent must bo elected Ktpresentjtlve Has
well frm Urccklprldgc lounty wa elected
imanlmoiialjvand Judge Faulkner of liar
hoursvlllc nat made necrctary pro tsm
Hesolutlona dcplnrlnit thr death of Wil-
liam Goobol were adopted and In furlhcr
respect to him the house then adjourned
until tomeirow at noon
The mnmbern nay that the adjournment
would bao been taken until Thursday
noon out of respect to the deceased sen-
ator exropt that the adjournment can
only he tuitett one day to the nflxj The
senate adjournment raioltttlouwwas drafted
to read adjourned until ThurstfiSyTbuibe
tote It was adopted the lfyigth or adjtutfn
ment was thnnged to tomorrow of thd
thirteen seritora present loday eleven aro
icpublleanG and two are llioun democrats
JThe rrpubllcan strength In tho hoiue num
I hers forty ThlrtWlve ero present to
iday four members will arrive tommrow
I and one Is detained at homo by iiineas
Just what Is to bo the outcome of thi
London leglrlatnre Is not even guensod ft
by any of tho mombets Tho general sen
tlteent li Hint the loglslature will remain
hero until orderad by Taylor to return to
Frankfort
oiu > iit rorTniiMAMin
lnnlm llln Snlilli il > nt NimmNmI lit
1riillUriirt
IxiiiUvllIp Ky February C Aetlng un-
der orders from Adjutant General Collier
about forty racmbern of company K lCnn
tueky State Oilard of thla city who ild
not accompany theli regiment n Frank-
fort last woeli ns empled at tho L > ul vlllo
ciid Nashville < lopot today ready to iu
to tho capital Shortly beforo train time
however the ordr was coiintetiiiuided
monny paid out for tickets wm refunded
and tho boldlrra will stay at hme No
reason was given fcr rnuntormandlng the
order of Adjutant General Collier
A number of democratic members cf the
legislature Including South Trimble
speakor cf tho house and Senator h II
Carter president of the senate aro atlll
lit this 611 awaiting developments at
Frankfort It Is not llkoly that any ses-
sion will be held until aamethlng deflate
Is known what turn the affairs may take
at tbo oapltolj
v
riiAi or < okiii
Iliixlninii
IIciiikcii or Prnnltfort AV111
Up Cloieil
Frankfort Ky February C A meeting
of Frankfort citizens was held at tho court-
house tonight and arrangements were
made fcr public observance of the funeral
Ion tho duty of Governor Taylor to sign
f lho My wcre aJfcea clJM Thur8la5
tho agreement If he doea not ho will lose arij drape their buildings In black All
greatly In standing In hl own party 1 hells of public Institutions were ordered
mow that he will do havhe beliefs the to ds XTSLSSTS 1
be right and hest for the weLfaro ot noting
State It seems tu mo that under ths
of the Htafe guard have been holding
henipelvea In readiness to move to the
capital The action Is construed by demo
hud It tailed the usJt Mtuatot fits ncd departed As they left bulldins February 6 The HtW cuts as Indicating a disposition on the-
m W rarebeen Intensified The text of Mr IJakcr remarked I hre a3d believe l DI 3 County wplaar P l ° Taylor to aepuleace In the agree
the agreement reached at Loulvilc n > at the entire matter will be nmleably JTZvJl t made atLouisville this morning
made nubile and tho par le adjusted More than this I am unable
not yet been
to
tt pamjrehsnd say now
t6 It aro vey reticent
and Mr
General Lindsay
clrcumatftnccs there can hardly bs two
opinions as to what bis wuree might ba
KHJIP LHUlSbATVIIU
IIoiioc mill ennte Held hliort ac
hIou nt fvmtoii
MUttary Ortler Comitermnnileil
Frankfort Ky Fobruary 6 Orders for
additional mllltla arc raid to hare been
countermanded A number of coinpunlea
Jhey av < l 0 of to WWjjd with l h
ITobaMlttlm
Washington February East Texas Rain
Temp
as they tfce gnatora taiI pentv 0 roorl but the Abilene Texas fs > 60
authoritative reason frpm Governor Taylor ithirtfive repreecntntlvea who hcld a aes JAjnnrlllo Texai M
for entertaining tho belief they expresicd elan on tho ground floor were somewhat comw chrtairT T
th being forced torjav
AOcr the three gentlemen who brought JnoAded some lc
tloa of the regularity of the action by tho agreement bad retired Governor Tay
wbl h tha contest rcnoi was adopted and lor remained alono In hla office with th
Gcebcl declared governor of Ken copy of the agreement He studied 1
wa
carefully went over Its several provision
tcky4 then followed the question of rati irt the icglrialuw of the graveit con MoS tomrrv AlT
fylng the action by the legUlituro when In an ttxtcnalVe way attrrnooa Na hvlireTenH
It meets next Monday under the terms ald ho Tould take no action whatever In the absence of Acting Lieutenant Jfjw orleanj La
ot the agreement Tbe republlpans want-
ed the ratification to be made in scparatp
seaelon nf the house and snatc tho dem-
ocrats insisted on ratifleitipa by Joint
fcnttl tomorrow
I TIsb to seo my attorneys
and to venEult with them about
ormstofteagreeaaeBt before
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HE WONT TOUCH THE PESKY THING
the hardest light Tha republlcAUl finally
yielded tbo point and Cs Ih a very Im-
portant one for in tho senate It Ij 1 iy
closo vote between the democrats and re-
publicans In fnct thcmdst Ita demo-
crats ran muster Is g baro major Hut
lu Joint session they have a ood mutKln
and ratlGcatlon by It Jsp certainty
Tho democrJitlciloaucra ate cntlrely iat
Isflcd with tho democratfo poMtlot la iho
1 X
cotton-
Seed
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HOUSTON vkAa
A PALL 0F > PETALS
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Was Spread Oyer the Frame of Ken
tuckys Martyred Governor
FUNERAL TRAIN TO COVINGTON
Passed Gathered Thousands During Ihc
Winter Morning
AVERY DIFFERENT HOMECOMING
rrom lhat Planned by tflc Admirers oflhe
MuchLoved Gocbel <
CROWDS VISITED THE HALL OF STAIE
Vln < ro tin Vlillm tf a Cntrnrilly
ANNnmilii liij lluiiliith it Iliintc of
KloiMiN TcnrM for tl > llriul
Covington Ky February 0 Tho spe-
cial Gochcl funeral train arrived hpre at
3 oclock this mornlug fromFrnnkfort It
conslated of a baggage car with tho casket
and floral tributes n coach for tho pal
hcurers Judges ot the iiDngllntc court leg
Islatlvo committee and othora nnd a lull
man with relatlvca AporiTthose in tho
Puitnan wero Arthur Gochel it Claclh
natl Justus GoeboI wlto and c hllJren et
Arizona Mrs lirauoacckcr of Ohio aU
tor of tho deceased Mr nnd Mrs Hey
milds of Clnulnnatt Mr Hcynoiaa Is a
brotherinlaw of Mr Justus GoMci Mr
and Mrs Chnrlcn MeUhorvl and other per
annal filends wetn nlso In the JMUman
It was an imorntslve ne ene Vhett he
ensket vas removed frnm tho Capitol hoiel
at Frankfort shortly beforo t it in Tho
hearse followed by catrlagea and many
pedestrians proceeded under tho old trio
llghto to tho inecial train which left at J
i jn on the rnournfu l Jourrjey ijt antlcl
nation of Ooebcls Induction us governor
hla ft lends had been arranging for a grand
rcceutlon about this time on his flMt ra
turn as governor Instead of a ijiueral In-
Urn eotnbro ilarkncss the train proepcalad
for two hours raa mournfully no Its d <
narturo and then camp the dawn pi tho
day before nearlnx home 0n4he tratil
tcre tbasn who had broaktoated vltlr Wli
illarji rtoabpl one wccl ag o iodti ana hei
tnldnn man cottlHi haVc becn rHoics eheer
ful rr hopelul than he Althoushthe train
mjtdo no stona excuut nt Junction yet
thcic vcio crouns at the tntlan along
the way to see It even In th darknesJ Of
lho wintry morning The only subject of
conversation nlopg the trip was the cow-
ardly cruel assnsslnntton of Governor Goc
bofanrt the elreumstnncea that hr6 thought
to htNO hrnuent It about After erotslng
tho Cluclnnal south bridge the train was
nin around tnroush tho yards of one rali
rqtd Into fhn yatila of another railroad in
Cincinnati and transferred back Into Ken
tucky over tho Chesapeake and Ohio
bridge and thua reached tho Chicago and
Ohio depot In Cnvlngten This route by
train Involved about twenty miles of addl
tlonal travel and halt ot this distance as
through tbo railroad yards in Cjijclnnatl
Paifengcra on tbla route nllgbt at Ludlow
tho end of tho Cincinnati southern hrldg
and in a foW minutes reach Covingtonby
1 electric earn but to run n specialthrough
I an described Involved crossing tvo bridges
and circuitous switching In tho yards nt
I Cincinnati
The demonstration In honor of Goebel
in tbo city nnd county which hn had rep
rfsented In the State senate fortwel
yeirl waB peculiar ami simple A large
detail kept tho sttteta clear fora the de-
pot to tbo Odd Fellows hall where tho
In state While the demonstra
bddy lies
tion was participated In by both city and
county officials jet the common people
made up the long line of the procession
Many floral tributes were carriedIn the
procession but no attempt ras made at
display A guard of honor consisting of
fifty neighbors received tho body at the
depot and another guard was In walling
for it at Odd Fellows halL The detail of
police at the depot led the procession fol
the guirds of honor the mem
lowed by
bers of the legltlature and tho court of an
bealt Kenton Count Bar inundation
Camphell 0unty Bar assoclat on a d
other aseoclatlons but Ihe bulk of the pro-
cession wasmado ofpeopio wh JJtl 0J
fell in Hue t the
Jeered at the depot and
will bs Iropoa
I procession moved awiy It
ilbo to estimate be number of people
eleng tbe lino of march1 lb Odd IflM
of
hsll during the hoar after tbe arrival
the funeral train but only a small portion
roulo > ln entrance during the early haura
j under tbe guidance of officers At no time
during the forenoon was there any cessjlon
of the current oC people passlna the
it h been tfee most memorable day Jn
the hUtpry ot Kenton oauty and also la-
the history of the adjoining tountye
Campbell In which Newport Uellcvue aU
a continuous line of cities
Dayton form
along the river The great crowds ofPCQ
pe continued all day end all alf bs around
the Odd Fellows hall
During tbe afternoon several woaiw
fainted Many came from 16nedktan M
of the rlvr A rtozentireot
op sides
car line wero oyt e < l In v yJw
x T elwoU In
people acroes the t <
Kenton eteejd
Campbell eauntlff wJ
and proeestlon after procewlaa
passed thids ugh the hall Sfcwt pf
carried flowers to etrow t N i
catafalque The baH W f ff
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tribute and tonight tt Jtf ft
tetatth W
flowere There waa n aat
cewiee today and ttww nfll b o h 4
whenHhe B lJthlH > rfi < rr W
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