The Houston Post. (Houston, Tex.), Vol. 21, No. 229, Ed. 1 Monday, October 30, 1905 Page: 3 of 10
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ppt8TOlf I)A IXY rOSTi MOND A t ' MdUTif I N(i OCTOBER' 30. 1f0V
GLEAN RACING
I to Be the Onlr Serf- Cotofe-
oancjd at the DaHa. Pair
A LOT OF GOOD HORSES
In the Barm and the Events Are
Very Likely to Be of Con-
eiderable Interest'
r 6
inousion - nar mmuli
Dallas. Texaa. October M-'iha (tret
racing bare augure well
tirex no Mtuni ever gives In Tnu.
Ths wort wUI M hlgh-olaaa gad above
11 l be clean. Tlx on) orders Mm
fair people have glvea the racing ofnclais
nr. to xeep the racing glean. This (oaf
ax. suing. The apart bar wlU ba of
good class and (bare 1 will' ba bathing
euj track need regret.
nils Uari an bo Syapabys In
earn nor there ara a whole lot at
Sood bona Baiiar than that tbey ara
wu balanced and evenly ree'i-bed and
aaeb raoa reeled off la apt to furnish a
reai eoticst. A wail wiUMO raoa.
from a spectator' aa well aa a epeouU..
vi view w worm a ooaeg
walkovers. Bo far ws bava not bad u
bur raising finishes of ike aart old Saep-'
vr uarriaon uaad to rtda wbab ba
lighted In anaicblog victory undar
noses or ths Judges. Tboaa wo bava
ooay ara itea eicmeular but a lot mere
here abould undartaka any (rand ataat
bealneaa bad moie Uuo eui ba look
bp Uerouea. ana the isd wis w. .h.
! Saturday lor bla bad ridlug o.
- pyi iMTt ara any aumber
of boya rlgni har now who eouid
r !i.'Ve.r. IE '""je Line... any
of thorn if they should corns back bar
ju iu oeei ins gams ae It la played
The track continues dead and alow but
It la the sort that tha hoiaetm Ilea ani
.JiJfia U...CW'' ld
gerfleld would like It the beat eort- and
u may be that a race will be framed up.
7 wiu huih UH L 111)
here ma see the famous old cajanaigiier
an a race before the Uoid-Bia.l also!.
hip to New Orleans for the winter.
There are perbape none here that could
give the erratic old alack an argujeem
over a diauuica of (round but some of
the more likely g-year-e-da might .make
"me " piopariy areujoeg.
Weight U a factor to ha cooaJered la
urine- the enances of the boreae
Muue m i una trees tne going la dead
' a iietti soou uin u.c jk
weight and carry hla apeed over anv die
Uuca of (round. Sprinurm-wbo Uka to
Eet out out and rua over a fast track will
e aa helpless aa cow ponlea In trie coin;
- " iiuiiivvi aunra aa ti is
wrrkad over but the running- track wlu
never ba feat and iha horse thx
tlates a m.le over It In l:n win iwve M
a vary handy performasca to his credit.
..arwH:td In The rami of yaataruay.
the be. ting ring has been awapped auojt
and those who come to tha racea tomor-
row wlU not know Ike place til exorv:
tour of the stalla which baa been erected
la tha paddocsa have been torn down to
-" rwm tor me vootna for tha book-
makers and a row of n.djlnrk r 1 1 . k . -
bean built along tha weat fence of tha
paddock. This arrsncemsot to hot asl-
lafactory to anybody and to sol wnat
wuieu. mi ii is tne vary naat mat
can ba none at this time. There waa a
corps of carpenters at work all day ta-
nsy making the chsnge so aa lo ns.-e .
ready by the time tha first raoa to ceiled
tomorrow sfternoon.
Judge kurui. i.ss bean compelled to
decline the offer of the Houston aad Ban
Artonlo directors to judge their meat-
toga. Ha has received orders to rciort
tjtlaaeg which beg) as Umts Thus
(ivlhg Ktt fbst win sjvea cut out aia
Hot Sfrluga engagement NewsogJudra
aturpby a aesignment came In a telegram
from Congressman Rbluock. prlnc.pU
owner of tha track at Latonla. aad one
of tha heeds of the Aanrtcu Turf as-
sorts Lion. W. N UcParlana. secret u-y
of the Memphis Jockey club will proba-
bly preside st the Houston and Has) An-
tcnlo meetings.
CROWDS AT THE TRACK.
Race Course Was Thronged with
Spectators Yesterday.
It looked as If the race meet ng bad
opened op yesterday morning. Judg ng by
the crowd that visited the track for the
Driving park was thronged with spec-
tators all eager to get a look at tha fas.
boraaa now at the track. The majority
want In buggies some In eutomobiles and
a few walked. When the street tars beg i
to run regularly big crowds at tha track
will ba a daiiy occurrence.
The trainers gsve ihtlr boraaa light e-
arclse and there were but few atte upla to
apsed the racers. Tne offltlals of the race
association and the owners and trainers oi
tha horses were much gratuied at hav.n ;
tha people v. siting the track. It ahowj
that the puol.c Is becoming interested in
the races and that tha success of tha
meeting is assured. Secretary Hilama j.i
Is atlll In LiaJtaj. but la exrjecte.l h..m .
todsy or tomorrow. Noth ng oul of tne
IIBUSI
I order transpired al the track yester-f
day.
(
Jamaica Entries.
Three-fourtua of a mile handicap afar-
tin Doyle Us. Tons-order 122. Zela He.
Broom handle 117 Dru.d 111. IncantaUon
1. My Buela 10a. Trainator. Lucy young
kk Kloralia Iftx -
Mile and a sixteenth selling Mad Mul-
lah 107. Caronal ma. Fleur d.- Mar a lOi.
Brilliant Ui4. Arsenal na niimMiiy m
Bam H. Harris Robador H Port Ar-
thur M.
Five and ore-half furlonn selling".
Reklmore 107. Propos-T 104 Speed Smth.
Vino Melbourne Ni.intne. Main. There
Now. 1. K. T. 9 Snow Ball Omrreas
Society Bud 9o. I one H nd vl. Dm Foaso.
Oentl&n 91.. 't'impty Dumpty 10.
Three-foi'-vi of a m 'e. R'h-n-i
CURE
as aatusea ebueef Us aitiw.ok at
eaas Baasaa Drewsuaasa. Meeteae alt
aanasMkta -wauet1
is sarrnia baa Waa ahows la
SICK
aTasdaeha yet Oartee's Little Lrvar ffflsast
eqtuuly valosina is Ooustlpalkis etuing ami prs-
vasnag iiiiaassiijiagiianniiaiai sanainaj awa
eaeraotaUtuaeerlenoftlkaatoasvaastlwsavUuM
bear sad sg slate toikisiH BvaaM Ibeyaalg
HEAD
AeWthsy wealS WalwnstlM-aliaawitseaswbe
aSUTar froaa tklsillsliasaliig seaiylslali Wtfsrnw
' aataly t aatrgooilseaa Am neiasd haras ttS tkoas
aor Any ware tksa they will not be wll-
jasgwev-sltooeeujaaa. asManarauaHgaasa
ACHE
wssukssar avata voaaa. var yaus
saoa. ;
S LaUls
Liver fHne are vary ersan smer
vary easy to tea tjaeee twe ptlla stsaa gaee.
f key are at Daily vaaetabla aad go ai grlya at '
Csa beg by tbatoaanlUaelMb slaias all wba -tkeaa.
. ' '
' uto iiiuin ) nv toies
ICARTER'SI"
ill r it
iandttaearonaat Iti Kaataaarrm 1IT.
bsrttaVboyle 1st Bella troasa 10) Ooid
Rosa lot. atonetKa clolen 104. Race King
True V bb Me. ruataa at Tazsr ft Uar
rive asd ans-hslf fartoags handlcsB
Battla Aaa uL Vidia lie. Third AHrm
lit Ourlca tlL-anUHifla K. Mlaallne
Mil ana! a a(srenlh. oiildfcne Navsloe
tog. t. J. ccm. Laaratee as. uoosr. tow
tBtit kH A rgoa Cataract tj. Blnfertoe
Ray Cfnrt. Arlatts. - Nam de rluna
Mjrrlee ft. Tachllna O rjn Mssv levy
vi Bcaiaiaai..' ttopsitsa aa eeoe -rappee.
Oamklsr.JKotaoeka K v
' . Latonia Entries. '
Three-fourths af a mile Trompia.
mil WsMere Xa Area LJgbt 101 Ravetue.
rather Tallent Ms. Jlarler Mi rua-urtha.
Bt. Noll Belltoone. Ararhne MS Arthur
Cummer an Baaelomo lag. bom Ball wa.
Nervator Ml
On mile and seventy yards bailing
Bonoie mace vninie vr t. niet ai-iiiren
M. ktamle Algol let John Lyle Mi Ta-
pfnla' Hickory Corn era. Knowledge. Miss
R Ills M. Ada M. MS
rtva sad one-half farlonsa Mr. Wsd-
lelgh. Oeclan n Ternua. Wlaard Kia.
bfareenver. Wool Taaaa. Remington Tons
Crowe 100 Rain Devil. Adeaao lof. Royal
Irtome. Wlndrbleld 110. Tha Mate ill
Firepieehaea. anon oouiaa Ohio KlDg
Nero
Us
rod. atsassno. Alice uommoner. Laonei.
ry BQnoeder lrl New Amsterdam in.
Mae Day. Jim Boseman U4. Ssmlnole
tfT. Llskls Out. Lord Radnor 1M Sweat
jane lav t lssa Leader is.
One mile Caere n7. Intense lferthe
Oormaii K Fox Meade K Bantoa Ma. Ra-
trada Palma III.
One mile and fifty Tarda. selKng-Bkrary
Ltgnt. Oraclouaneea - bedy Belaira Jim
Hale Brown VelL Falkland. BVhlnata.
Slater Lillian Ml Ruenker. April Shower
MM. Snail Talk. Doeskin Turns ads let.
Memphlae MS
Three-fourtha of a mile selling Metres.
Bul-n. Psncrestla Tho Pot . Jlgg-r.
Ontax II. Marco lot. Jack Ration 101
Norwood Ohio. Sneer MM. Major Carpen-
ter Optional MB. Sid Silver 111 Caneor -.1
OLD FOOTBALL STAR
Laughs at the Gloomy Stories
Sent Out by. Coaches.
"It ma Ires me laugk these daya" said
the old football star "ta read how than
tan't any material' ehowing ut aad now
Coach 8e-and-So has got to hammer aa
eleven out of a lot of green chumpa that
won't make foot bill players In a thou-
sand years or bow all of Ttther Fel-
low's men are little atoey-Jmy chase who
oagtit to be la plaster easts Instead of
taking violent exercise on the (rd'ren.
"Now 1 know Just bow It goea These
eaacbeg are the goods when It cornea'
to bains; foxy. Talk about having pol.-
tlelana backed off the boards veil. I
gueea
"Now the year -I made the 'vsrslty"
the oktttmer need ta nlav na a blar
eleven not maa decades ago "I remain -
i weu now we baa a vary bum outrit
atari with an tha eoacn aild. On a
day a b g. bubky guy waited -u to taa
f.eui and the coach i
spot leg
right
" Voa get Into a salt right away he
said. 'I want you. You U nuke good
material fur the foertb scrubs The Hi
chap looked au pr.aed end wanted to
know what the fuse waa all about. Ha' J
never eren a football bettors no aald.
and when be got Into bla toga be m ad
ail tha o.d players laugh oy a axing wnere
he would get a m tt be thoug.it yoj
played the game like base 1st II. 1 guess.
" 'You so In at tacsle.' sud the
coach. The big chap went Into the ecru
Una. and asy what a holy eaow be dl I
make of himself. Tha first time they
gsve hJn the bell he ran tne wrong wa
and almost got a touchdown for the
other side befo.e they caught him. Ob
waa the greenest ever. Ha srva a
awkward that even our little qu u-ter-
back. who only weighed ls to hla lis.
t. ied him over aa if be was a bay
man.
But I aoon noticed that be waa Ill-
lying op a lot. He Beamed to leira fiat
after tbe flret few nlgnts. and the cmci
didn't hsvs to tell him. either. In a
roitnignt ne waa atopping evarrtn ag
that fried to get through his side of
the acrub line aad first thing i knew
he was getting out and Ucsllm m
when I u ed fo go around the end 1
wss ptaymg nan on ine -varsity tnea.
Before three weeks were over the eox;h
said one night: Well. "BUI" guess yoj
ein try r.gnt tackle on ins -vsrsuy.
BUI tried IL and he never went one t
to the scrubs And In tha biz gs-ne you
ought to have seen hint eat 'em up. Say
ne waa tne rest tning even men i
might not have suspected anything If I
hadn't seen him and the coach talking
together after the game and laugh n c
II tneir aiaea wouiu spin vj.ii p.i.
reckon.
"Another time we had a rind date f-r
full back. Ha was green toi; a "Jtelr
looking fellcw but we fs.rly had to drtg
him on to the f.eld. Said he waa afraid
he'd go' hurt. Well. It was the a im
with him as the btx cap For weeks
he Insisted on csrrylng the ball the loot
maw imiter h'a arm so tbe end wjul I
atlck out and anybody could mike him
Tumble try giv ng it a nine tip. niw
the coach d-d cuss. But he mid the
team. too. and I noticed that In the big
games he d du t noia tne osu wroit.
either. And grit sxy! the captain aent
him Into tne line eignt futnawm time?
snd he didn't hive enough tnen. Ten
me he wss green-1 guess not. Thee?
coaehea are certainly smooth. I tase off
my hat lO em. am wnen a w uwv
the bum csndld-itcs thst are ahowint
up these daya I take notice of the nvnfe
f avneet to see wme of 'em la
b'.g type before the end of November."
A GRAND BARBECUE.
The Brunner Bowling Club Gave
Their Fnends a Feast.
The Brunner Bowling club gave a gran I
barbecue at Brunner yesterday afternoon
and there was a big crowd at the Brunner
park where the barbecue was held.
Everybody enjoyed himself hugely. If be
didn't. It waa hla own fault for there
wag aa abundance of barbecued meat
cooked to a turn with palatable d.ahea on
the ade ana uquia rerrean rnenis to man
it down and every one played the ga.oe
to the limit. Tbe membera of tbe Brunner
Bowling cluo tormea ti.emativee into a
MMation committee and left noth rut un
done to make thlnga pleasant lor their
guests President Jos Schoenmsnn anl
oectetary Qoolaby were eapecial y active
in entertslnlna their .vltora at oat of th -
crack bowlers of the o.ly were present
and after the Inner roan bad been satlatted
bowl ng part lea were made up ana aura.-
fine work waa done on the alleys
The contest between tbe Brunner and
the Humble chine will not be ro led today-
It will not be convenient for the Humble
bowlers oa any other day tha.i SunJay.
The contest may be rolled next Sunday.
LIVELY BILLIARDS.
Two Big Tournaments of Lead
ing Prolessionals to Be Held.
Blllarda will ba given an International
flavor In America thla winter by two big
tournaments of lead.ng professional play-
era now In Paiik and la thla country.
Jullua Balks will be In Parts this week
and one object' of his visit la to eeoure
the entrlea of Marva the Bapniab ex-
.ert: 8utton. the best American player
over there aad Cure the Frenchman.
Vlgnaux and Sanchea may also come
over ag It la possible tha case now be-
fore the French courts may oauae the
academies to Close. Bchaefer Bloepeg
aad Hoppe vrould probably eater.
It ta proposed to hold toumanaente 1n
ChloaTu and New York and a certain
company will probobly offer a new tro-
pry representing the arorld's obampton-
ablp at balkllna the old emblem haw
big passed to the permanent posses 'Ion
of Vlgnaux. Match games would follow
Ike tournaments giving greater aotivlty
to blllarda thla winter than at any tuna
In yeara. The laat big tournament In
New fork was held In December four
years ago. and waa at 1H.1 batkllne.
bchaefer wea from Bloaaon Button Mom-
Ingstar sad other players. -
hffoHe to arrange an Internntkmal
tourney were made last winter but the
remaning of -the French academies and
lateness of' the laaaoa oaueed a halt In
the' plana which are soar betas pushed
- sltk awed oroeoecta af ati
" V llfle Hoppe who recently ehallenred
George Sloeaoa for a match game of. lgt
raikiiae oiu araa oomplalna that aw deft.
rdta aaower baa beea received.! In raely
l"ser diotated the foltowlng ta a re-
porter: .. ..
fXire sMet w ts M-AiaaidMaa .
teh of mufaaeHaali eablle
aad Pflvals gala. While admltttni
ng that
be baa
nop pa m b clever yosng player
never beta la aay loaraaavent or asalck
game wilt lead ng arefeaalonato. I da
not beLave thst in a asteh la ibis ally
or asatcb
at thai tlaat tbe gat receipts wosld par
exiena
avnaerer ana myesir
played lo flfly-aeven public gaaaaa. and
I would got now guarantee expsaeee la
&game wltb tbe wlaard 1st aloes
cope."
1 rank Hoppe who Is nwaaging bag
brother WIU.s's eneragvaaeals. eaye of tbe
latter: "la hla games with Sohaefer last
winter Willie averaged ts. and ta tbe
young maatanr tourney won In Pari a.
Willies grand avsrage ante It and
aea kla esvea games. His his a rua
I7i waa made aaslnst Sanchea la a Pa
Pane
game. WIlLe'a abewlng to certainly good
enough to warraot hla playing Blooaon."
NELSON OETTINO WISE.
Picks His Matches and WLU Not
Meet All Comers.
Battling Nelson aad bla manager Willie
Nolan are making a usmsooauneatal tour
of triumph and aa they oasae f urtber
aat they gather wladora. They eosnt
dsngwr rrom afar. Nelson In Ms earlier
daya f aught oigruis aad oaa of tbe eoa-
tasta la bla no roar which has beaa aiost
talked of la a fight ba bad with a haaky
colored fellow who waa punching hint
eonilaaioualy and bad all the best of tha
bout till be finally gull saying that be
was daguaieu with Oioue! becaoeo ha
could not make any lauiiaaaioa on the
tlguuag Dana. It waa cu-ovd lor lue
an that they all looked alike to him
aad that be would fight aay wan is u
-w.M til kis Sieas
After be had beaten Jimmy Brilt the
battling boy announced that be would not
fiarit Jos (lane because of aim differ-
Lncea which ba had with tha manager of
he latter over the bout with aid gulll-
vaa In Baltimore. Kelson an sou hoed at
the same time that he waa nit drawing
the color line aad that barring Joe Uana.
he was open to meet any man In tha
werM and that H waa not becsoss of ilia
fact of CI ana being a negro ba waa refus-
ing to box him. There was a flint sus-
nldoa In the minds of some sporting men
thst It wss fear that kept Nelson fro -a
v. anting lo engage In a ooateet with Oana.
besides this. Oans was the lightweight
champion and Neiann haa a manager who
U as shrewd aa thev make them an
known Just bow many thousands of dol-
lars tha title of lightweight champion Is
worth to his outfit In the rh-etrteat Use.
Hence It waa very bard to eonvlnoa any-
bndv that It wi 1-iat a personal quarrel
aralnat Al Harford that kept la Dan
from taking a crack at Oana.
McGovern and Cor belt to Meet
Terry MoOovern baa deposited a notl
forfeit In Baltimore for a fight w.th Teuag
Corbett. According to tbe stipulation lbs
fighters ara tn weigh In at 1X1 pounds st
o'clock on tbe evening of the right Al
Herford will offer s puree of lee for the
bout and if be doee aot sat H in a.fe.
ill be bald before one af the PhJadaUih-a
athletic eluba
HUNTER SIGNED
With Baltimore and Will Guard
First Base for Orioles.
Tbe Post representative to B receipt
of a letter from Fred C Hunter Hous-
ton's great batter aad run-getter of laat
season. Hunter to In ChUUcotbe. Ohio.
and wrttee that be la In tbe beet of
health. Hunter baa come to urau with
Baltimore and will guard tbe first geek
for the Orioles next ssaeon. Wkea Hu.-u
Jenn.ag signed Hunter be got tha most
valuable roan la the Boutb Texas league.
and there Ian t the at shiest question bat
that be will make good. Hunter waa the
beat sailer and rua-getter la tbe kua
Texua league. Oardiier bad a few pom. a
the beat of him In the percentage table
but aa a a wet artist at crtlleil memeau
Hunter could give them sit cards spadea
and the deal. Hunter's batting and base
running d d more to land tba pean tit
tor Houston last ssaeon loss any other
cause.
a. Ike Finn offered him tbe ematsJnrv at
the Nashville team but they eoulds't
agree on terms.
Huntei1 senda bla regards to the Root-
ers' association and to all of hla friends
In Houston. Hunter will winter at Pl-iti i
Ohio Hunter's work w th tbe Orioles
next season will ba . watched by the
Houston fans
NEW PLAYERS SIGNED.
Secretary Farrellt Bulletin Gives
Names of Two.
sSwCiwiary FtrrtH's Ut I bullatl cort-
rey tb lntelll-ac that th Hnustoi
club bu aimed Watt Ptttjr and K. Jok-
lach for next owaaon. The btiXJo fails
to giv tkm po3tofftc4 ajMn m of tbc ma
or to .state tbe poait oni In which the? ex-
pect to ahlne. Manaer Rlelly went to SL
Leoulg a oounle of tmoatha aco and ft la
prauned that he grabbed them while
away. Ha haa be very reticent abm.
the matter and haaa't divulged their
names to a living soul.
Tha bulletla sJao contftns ih lnforna-
tlon that Sorrell an J Kargw have been
drafted by .Pittsburg; and Hunter by Balti-
more. Joe Corbett Enters Suit.
Joe Corbett tha ee-t.me famous Ditch-
er of tha BaJUmore Orioles la In the
limelight ajmln with a damajje suit
aaainat tha National baseball commts-
sl on. Henry Ha it s prealoVnt of th
Ban Francisco club aad Ned Hanloa.
manager of Brooklyu. - Joe claimed to
have lost thousand of dollars by a rul-
ing of tha oomra saloo. which Is said to
be keeping; him out of baseball. The
National oomratsslon. however haa te
calved no notlos of such an action. Cor-
bett bases hla envma of conspiracy upoa
the fact that he rafuaad to pitch fur
Brooklyn sever I reaees ago bee una tha
salary offered him was not satisfactory.
tnereuDoi
Jumped
outlaw
leaaTua. but
rsfbatated aad
Jumped adTsin.
Geers Bought Pulsus.
(Associated Pros Report.)
Blnrnlncham. Ala.. October El Oeera.
the well known turfman has bougtit Pul-
sus regarded aa the bst trotting horu
In Alabama (rom F an 4 Bon af this city
paying 1360ft. Pulsus was tha favoiits ol
the BiaattUhaiB droult.
NAVASOTA SPORTSMEN.
Project to Organize Hunting and
Fishing Qub.
(Rouaton Peat Bpeolat)
Navasota. Texssf. October BrA meet-
ing waa beM for the purpose of organising
a aboetlng and flaking dub. The object
aow In view la a leaas of Steele lake
a egdendkt body af water belonging to
tbe animations! and Oreal Northern
Railway eonpany. loaated some seven
miles north of Navaeota In Braaoa coun-
ty. ' It Is rated g duck shooting place In
season and exoepttoaally adapted for
flahlng. The dub proposes to establish
Itself there la anodern style wltb boats
houses .to. Temporary orgtnlxstlon wn
effected by making Charles J. Kirk chair-
man and Ed. F. Blackahear. aeoreUry.
Committee on constltntlon and by-law.:
Ocvernor George D. NeaL Swing Nor-
wood. C. J- Kirk f. H. Istvy. R. A. Hor-
Icck and W. L. Steele. On membership:
J. B. Culhrell. Ward Temp.eton and Rd-
un errounaa: j. r. sivsns Ben
aad.O. Qeleecko.
VktorU Steamboat Launched.
' (MoaatOB Post Speclsl )
Tlotorka Taxaa. October B.-The ataam-
boat arhloh baa been under construction
nor to be kaed aa g pleasure craft on
the Ouadalupe river was launched Fri-
day sfterwoos and wag auccehefu" tested
yesterday. Tho Initial trip wNI probably
be made today. Another siean craft i
aeventeaa-foet saaollae launch.Towaed by
ferry Bros was brought up fom Pert
Lavwca and launched on the oStadalune
Where It will be used for pleaauniYparties.
. Peculiar name. Ra-ba-nete Live
Tan.
ana out ao ara their acilun. ue.
if ball.
te or grun aaay. aa tax. aaa i
MEXICAN NEWS
Ttvt Chix'.mi Eanii Hjui Larjt
Spcl( holdbf.
PROHIBmONISTS ACTIVE
AntJ-Alcobollc Lafu Proposes
to Start MowwttMnt Against
ExcaaiT Us of Liquor.
(Aassclelad Press llesort.)
Wegtee Ctry October W.-U la reported
that tbe Afrtoaa Ould PVaeda yadteate.
Brltkab eaeaaavBjr bag aa wired aa oat oa i
tbe Fwfwgtaa Balnea af Owaaajuato for
tUSaMSt gold aad bag paid down a large
sum aa ancauat af too prigoall
TblrUr-two cbartsved banks ef tbe re
public by tbe at lest efhcial etaiaatsa
show total soede bold lags of ruOi.7al as
sggregsts ceuBUal ef tlVielSas aad a
clrculaUoe ef esv.rsat .'
News of eoag la tba oatta
dlsincu sf tbe aanbera part af tba ooas
try arouse S4arsnsnaiecis af a
aroo.
Ibe bank of OuautaNignata will avoreaai
I la oaslial from u.avaw to Kadisag la.
new asnee ara taeusd at Id par t
eueiatUiA.
II ta elated that Bo oardlaal will
isa Iro in-a ceustry i i osnai ps-
sucks aa.a bees real aeu. so 'a .-
au-.u.m Wtik.ii ouaussuov.
tuat st tne Iseaaw oeeeury ta M-ai
o..e of tu. paeas aera wetua reoaave um
red Bat.
ma aatlonal aatl aatwbolle league pro
poses to euLer oa a p- u .imi
tne arosjia vtca af iBLaiaueranoe
ciiea of this country 'lue usuneca of
uie lesgwa utoiuoe a large
As aiuiaaa train btiaainaT M
from bail 1-aae City wiU arr.ve th s week.
Mormon agewta nave pureaassu ai s
tracts at laud in Ike Mate of Oaxaaa fuaTaJlas Texss. October m Baiwed
ooaoalasiMia tisupeaee. the exuaal osatg-etsSru monopolised the card at tbe
ot mag wui aa amis id for rajsmg euavar
e-dsd la iue aegaUve reguaiaag tae eaepu-
eiuoa Uuu eavu aad ati iao.eaaw ba aeia-
Jeet to expreiarestjeo tbe iibi ee as
Uada: bul lue erreraaawat wIM taaa
gibly deatd. that the reform aabod (or
t-rea-daat uu Best .aaiioj aa
wn.es was ouauraaaa by tae eeaa
tins aatd bLsrea a aaxt as a i
boauay tor too aaa buadreMtb aamvaraare
01 toe oirta at aia to saaarwa aw- K-
ani was was saust. aetrvo Ll brJLs
about tbe saps re I oa of caarcb aaj susts.
Ooveraor iaaa mi lbs fauaral d etrtM
will shortly Issue orders lambing to funaw
reatncikane of eeuvaaae ji
classes aea is I IMS with
00 gsmuesra whs have
iH.u en mf the C.tV
m aaoewvertng to curb tbe leuor trafOa.
1 as aesrianeBt of luetics haa gilitm ng
a oerxraaar Utter to judicial atiloara sailer
lis jurlaeucuoa retarnng umhs w b avvvw
adcieeaid by tbe departmoat of toraiga
rwauoai to tbe scale gorseoors. Judges
ara urged m prumpt perionnaace at
duties in penal aasee whether MagaM
or.lgn iournaia have of axis erttleieed
and eometimeB aniarepreeented tbe adiava
kitratioB et criminal luetics la tae retmb-io
la language calculates to aamsge
good aaa-a of tha oouatrp abrvad..
iua acUvity la tryiag oasae
al.a.M 1 1 ii 11 a inai mm of
laaue of tOMal .bares ef tbe National
Bank of Mexico beve been eubecribed la
this sity. Large umaj have bees aua-
acntnd Is fsrua Acuvlly ol inv
at
of frisson capital la
eitlae much rawnni.nl
JoaokJi HerrUadea. a matador -fcaowa
aa "Parraa." waa probably fata.ly gored
tulay by the third bull la the fight bare
"Parraa ' bad delivered tbe deals thrust
but wag OS light 00 the horns of the dying
Brumal.
THj? FOREIGN COMMERCE
For Past Fiscal Year Exceeded
Billion.
(Aaeoclatad Press Report.)
Washington. October M.A bulletla
sued by tbe bureaa ef statistics of tbe
department of oommerr
males that tbe foreign commerce of tbe
United Statea for the ts leader year 1Mb
alii sjBoaat 10 anor. ihaa HeJegjasa. Por
tbe nine months omKd In September tbe
km ports ot materials la manufacturing
amounted lo iaajxaXeve and the exporta to
oaa eos
Manufacturerw' materlala now form ea I
ter cant of the total im porta of the Uaitel
Riates and manufactured arUdea tm.i per
01 nL
n ha barietlB ssvs that mannfa cvurera
melerlala Imported In the aiae monthe
ended wltb Beptemher. laa war jirac
ly twice aa great
vslua aa tn tbe one
responding
exported la
of la). Manufactures
tbe nine months ended with
Beptrmoar were practluaJly tour tuuee aa
1 at as IS tae oorrcsiawannia aeiaa oa
Dallas Negro KBled.
(Houston Poet Sooolal.)
Delia a. Taxaa. October a-Charloa
Berkley a aigi a. wee abat tonight at
Cccbraa street and Central avenue by ea-
rn her negro who escaped. Berkley died
about mldalght at the city beapltal. The
negro who aid tbe snooting is known to
lb) offlcera but aa aftlda.ni haa yet
been made against him. The cause ot
the killing has not been learned.
To Feed at Cuero.
(Heuatea Poet Special.)
Cuero. Taxaa October M. Tne on mill
haa contracted to furnish feed for 15
heed of rattle to be fed bora They will
be red by one party ana in tne isrgeei
n ember ever rea at
th a pleat by one
men.
The corn eron is ao good that there will
be a large number of cattle fed ea oora
this eeaaoa.
Two Weddings at Liberty Hill.
(Houaton Poet Special.)
Liberty Hill Taxaa October m-Mr
John Powell and Miss Ore Miles were
united la marriage. Rev. X V. Uiee of-
flclsllng.
Mr. Walter Chapman and Mies Chatty
Poole were married et the Presbyterian
church and lotned tba former oouple oa
their wedding tour.
Mrs. Powers Dead.
(Houaton Post special.)
Grapelead. Teaaa October at . Mrs
Powers died at tbe residence of her son
B. Powers In South Ore belaud aged Is
yeara. Mi a Powers had consumption and
had bean bedridden for about four yeire.
Remains were Interred In Pernor osme-
tery. about four miles from bare.
Negroes Charged with Burglary.
(Houston Post Speclsl.)
Wharton Taxaa Oetober a Bbjniff
Koehl made three arrests last night of
parties rupnoeed to be Implicated la
burglarising the Wharton Grocery com-
lany'a atore a oouple of daya age
alliens! Richardson. Bd Thoenae and a
aegre woman known aa Babe ara all la
Rev. Passmora to Retire.
(Houston Post Special.)
Flalonta. Taxaa Oetober at. Rev. B.
R. Paaamore pastor ot tbe Methodist
church preached hla farewell sermon to-
elght. Corner. noa meets thla week at
Lockhart but Rev Mr. Paaamore will
retire and move to OoUad with bis family
Bond In Nominal Sum.
(Houston Pool Special.)
Centeroc Texas October aa. Leole Lb.
cola waa sbot aad killed s man named
Hughe near D villa fe Ufa bounty boot
IWg sears SSO aUMt waa wag not tndlctad
mil this term of tbe aistrtct court two
giead lurtre having felled ta tadlet him.
nd who In the mrantlrao aaa moved ta
rienaeresa county anas arrested ana
broua hi here veatankur try Bbertlf Todd.
lhe euurt fixed bla bond at gaMu oolcb
ae reaouy gave.
ROCKDALE REVIVAL.
Evangelist Bird well Hu Made
an ImpTOttioct.
(Houatoa Plwt UpsolaJ.)
Bnckdala Taaaa Ootatosr M. Tba ra-
vlvai narUr.g whlfe was soaductad
ItAv. R j. Birdvall af Waatharford at
Iracted mora paopta tbmm Um MaUMdlat
ahurch could acriaoaamodava as Uta piaoa
of mating was nhswsjisl to thm etty halL
Aftar tha otiaiua waa Badka dtaaroiattws
eaitvr sat tn. chaTfc.i Um attandaooa
eonaJdrrablr. but Um ti
tAiakisd Nsarly all auaii
ltuiu 10 10 ll o cMG aoa iiMHaa aol
Bian bui.llwb liion tM u iaM TtCt
Hv Mr. Hi rd !) atjrtva 9 praaoutng
la ounvauuonaj m wnlca am roJavwoa mM
andkvctUiijjjv bottt bumorotM and ieUi.etT4X
Uie tat ottoQ lor aaau diaooursa tuttng
s son 01 a. . aitciwr irvAt Wutco aa oua
K (at antlraly awar. tor tWra is aoutigA
.01 M .u0 raa.ua of acuoa. Ha un-
doubupdiy liuerMits hla auilitora and aa
... MPiPnaia 10 (nam ao aojiMnuy mat
tot a aound can tM narJ aj.o bb aia voioa.
n nuuincir is MraidU ana tgdpoaiv
im- muu old bf niors awrooat In SiS pu
pos to bring paoplo to a raa ligation of
inalr dubaa 10 ood sam ins n us bar and
lak.r uvea wnlcta all should baad. Tbara
Is abaoluiely nouilua ouut or tittmuir
in tba praacama ot Mr. liirdwall. Oa UM
eooirmr in in ( bis dtMouraaa ap to
iiiyacni tima nis ihu raitotja nava
n to inriucnoe tbougnt to uura
and while na Is urg-iai In bis appaaia ta
uub eaiavuiieyiel ITmyUiUi W Um fjswsttva M W
k.wt.. u kg... iM.tf .0 um worn and
nolo hind and laodar in bla manner.
V lifclrver irta prulaC rtault of UM
Ino nay be lmorstiaa will undoubMdly
have bKn mada (nat wlU llnfar luttgf and
tor tha matrjrigj good 04 tba r. fiaanainii of
IMJXUdtttX
SACRED CONCERTS
Were the Features of the Day at
Dallas Fair.
(Houaton Poet Special.)
iru monupolistbd tns card at Um Ataxa
far gruuiails todaij.
Tuo sorrow baa utan dastgnialad as farm-
ara' and stock braatMrs' djgr. Oft
of tba larga azuoa of liva atjrjcc at Um
fair tl la axpactad
miH avail uie.AMvva of Um aepportuoitjr
af oumtog togaioar aad diar ia ng nut'
tars 01 in .a i to itawtkttmtvvm. cMVarai
IsisiMaiau uiiuiua vi iSurg laetfaa wilt u
au iegti.kVai u at um tar XkM ro.
fciMe UeJkggj 14 iieaai Wsii raauaua wvar um
iMuuta cujr u mmOm ui um m
Igtvda Vl !!. luOrtlB unguis WtaJCaa
aejaoi.iAUun la Cetrdad tot a qq T
TO CONTINUE FIGHT.
Dallas Typogrgpnical Union Held
bpeual Meeting.
(Uouatos Poet Snentgl )
Dallas. Texas. October Ol Tba Dallas
lypograpbical union beat a snoot a I wis-
Log today to ooaavder lbs eteat-hotir day
strike alius Hon. 1 bo ataianesnt eras made
tonight tuat af fairs are asuaatactury. ao
far as the eonouct of the striae Is
ceined. 1 here is bo dlsosilua gu the
ran of the union lo recede from us srig-
Inal pronoeltloa. A r seio t
tu eiuoice ins euoauiutional itias of at
lot any (allure lo et-eerve iao aaaua labea
luie in traiae traaaacueaa
a be wusaan'a auajusty la reported as
growiug laeeaiy. having reaeneei several
bundrvd In msmberakip Jaaar snore
wiu iese the. tHm ae tieai at a nxeetlng to
be neia is eawmal beat l
W
. Plana (or' New Hospital.
(Houatoa Poet Sicva..)
' Temple. Texas October ek Two dlffer-
eat seta of plana nave beaa reeeewd fur
the ooateeapiaud new brick Saata Fe
kailvray Bmuoyas HuanJta.
i em pea aaa are ea sxaumuaa aa ana aty
Sees of Cn-sf Suraaoa. aVjotl aad Wblia:
kliner eel of plana adopied will roaiail
sivins Teni uie the oretiat railroa. aua
u.tal buliuing on the .lue uf tbe eVaata Fe
railway ihla ade ol Cmcago tbe eotiaaated
To Take Pasteur Treatrnent.
(Houaxen Poet Special.)
Clarkevllle Texas. October B). John
McCluaKo. brother of tha boy wbo died
aeer Woodlawa. tn tbe north part af
th a county a few days ago from aydra-
Bhebta. left yeeterday mo nine fur Aus
tin to take the Paateur treatment. Hs
waa bitten by tha aaine dog that bit ba
brother. - While he a.iowa ne ayroDtoma
or nyaropnooia. ne win tags tne treat
ment to prevent the possibility of Intoc-
Good Prices for Pecans. .
(Ho us roe Post Special.)
Temple. Taxaa. October a. At Lexmp
a. which to tbe eeater of a bag poena
country the but la selling for from I
to IS rents per pound owing to the qua!
fly. Tha latter price hi paid for fancy
Bute with large kernels snd extra thin
r hells. The crop is reported as being ex-
oeptloaalry good end will bring lota of
saor law inai country.
Deaths at Midway.
(Houston Poet Special.)
Midway. Texas. October -Mr. U 1
Karback died at Mr. Christian's In thla
town. Ha had been eufferinng for atx
anoatna with cancer on nie neca.
Mr. Jaba Roblnaoa. who uvea atx miles
north of una place died of btacit Jaun
dice.
Poisoned by Oysters.
(Houaton Post Special.)
Rjo Oraode City Texss October
Tbe flret ahepment of oysters received
here oauawd tn lease suffering to snare
trsa forty people who partook of tneav.
There are allegations that some sort of
leaarvntive had neee ueea on insm
one of those poisoned died bat all
aeie very tu tor
Turner Tries Not to Worry.
(Houatoa Poet aVoeeiaL)
as I Antonio Texas. October t.
Oeorge Tuiaei under aanaaaca af deeUb
for tba murder of Mrs. Bllaabetb Urncb.
baa ao hope pf eecuiing a rehearing ta hla
caae. but be told a reporter that be la
trying not to worry over tbe outlook.
He IB bow oonflaed ta a eel! sway from
lbs ether prisoners.
Rgp. H. H. Hamilton Dead.
' (Houston Post Special.)
Ore peai nd Texas. Oetober The en
tire oo mm unity wag shocked when note
reached hero of tbe death of Rev. H. H.
Hsmlltoa of Ixvelagy. Mr. Hamilton
ati red the Chrlatlan church bore aa
sealer for several yeara aad of course
they deeply regret hla death.
To Slaughter Turkeys at Cuero.
(Houston foal Special.) ' '
Coera. Texas. October aV There as a
sentlemaa arranging to put ta a
daughter) ng plant lo handle tha tul
erogi ef thla section of tbs Btsb
were mm
from here
y thousand turkeys snippog
axat season on root. Tne
will handle them from
COM
BABIES DM HUE
laalaally ro
carea ae
balaavrttaci lieusji boa -
aad gestle appbeetioas ad Cttts .
Ccaa Ota i Mswa the great Sbsa
aUakwIaUg... . . ;;
Wltb faxes. I
ii aind kaaaire
i Beved and swea
V Mi warm
A CHORUS GIRL
Was Victim of (he Boston Salt
Case HnrJer.
RirGS WERE IDENTIFIED
Left Cornpany on Plea of IUnegs
and Quickly Dropped
Out of Si-ht.
(AsaorU'ed Praae Report-)
Boston. Mass.. October at. That the
daunemberad bogy found In a suit
at Wintbrop op September n to mat of
Buaau Ueauy f Cam Bridge
of tbs girl's family and tbe polios
wartment.
Miss Oeetry wbo waa the daughter of
Mr. and Bars. J. O. Oeary wsa a caucus
girl of the Shepherd sung oumuaay aoj
known en Ibe elage as Stoat Ourrvll.
She was tl years ef
Mrs. Oeary tuuay ateaufled three rings
tsken from lbs right bund found In tns
.sound drees run esse pecked
the new Cberteetown JMldge eu FrMay last
as I hue. wura oy aer auguiar
aueenied beraeif from the tbaeirical
aauiHisay ea bwiKeexber LL
triaiirnn aia
pears nos inaa the company came (rout
aa.onut ivalaaA ..creuary lo the in. i.ger
ut tbe annijaany and tu saan adas Ueary
waa ens igiei Mr. Natuau ia aow
atlanurn.
AinaMM.uet au Nathan Hiss Oeary part-
ed trutu auxn un uie ueea of isrias uie
uy aiuar
eiBaklllena in uua c. i asad as suilinae-
eu. ue as at kaaa ae wou-u see aer
aue oaxl eert'e'inaniw la aeiwwal eu
luuewuig laay.
aiLieeq aweerevor a n i aaea a was -
eeivsd by tae cunipany'e uaaaagor trout
re. auutu. esieil avisuan. wiuoa i
that siisw aiaireal was suilwa'aug irus
eiiiinsaiM uwueiea Boa v.
tmM i lor several daya
aaass teeaury Wvevea out of eight after
uu)i auau so mr mm Lue poaoe ars eMa-
wuml uaeu laava
any uts woo oiloa
with tbe girt tea days later a areas suit
cse in blue Was uia umbo at a yueuig
wwMeaa aes iMuai maxfing-in tbe aaraer
eUar l OB vViatuTup hSaMlt OIUO SaMUt
tiiree nuiea ewuw Lue ciir. and un Friday
test anoiasr puit ease ooniainitig Lie ard
aurfi eaga uf taa tia was ukaa trout
cue water at tae eitv ilin ka user ana new
t-barisstowa wadge over tae St Chaxiea
rier. un toe tinsere- eg tne ngal hi 1 1
were three rings wuicn gave Lue kuos
tne first temga-.de clew la the cuss. It
wsa then found Mrs. Oeary aad a aaass.
tag neiignaar waawe owecrinlMie
Wiib las. of the victlBU.
sra. Oeary and bar two daughters do.
acriued tba rings aad afterward auattlvswy
oeaufied tbem as beennging w Susan
tssarr.
''- 'in-g tSetr at Um rloa
ao tne searca tsr taa
a.a
aaga tMary daxdared today that erbea
she last saw bar daughter loo let lot axus
vwa-a ec paiae IB too aaaa and .Mrs.
faauy suggteated today that aba avlgat
bava been vparaleg oa (or aoueod.a
sod tnnt tbe aWetur betas saaum ews f ill la
awe wjwiauaa cat aaa- ap.
As soon as Mm (.aarv e ssaiimiiiii
courirm d by inn eeciiitaua uf las rings
uiiiBBase wss sent lo Jgr.
PltUuurg aaklng turn to come tu stolon
ana oring tne Bote tgrtu rl g.sls
deled Boetoa.
Nathan atatee that erhew Miss Durrall
did net join the oompany la loweU an
iti vest lgatioa was ataned In order to k-cut-
rumta but no traos uf turn cmld
' . (Aaavclstsd Preee RewortJ
Pltuburg. fs tiotubsr av Murrla Math.
an. secrelsry of tns mea-igsT of tbe Bbap.
bora Kug nerspeny. piaytag
meat In una city believes lhe salt
victim was unatoubted-y haa swwotbaart.
aaaaa oeary.
Ethel OurrelL
Tba oompsny played In Boston tba week
of September x. On the Saturday
the engagement eleeed Miss Oeary ems
nawer of after she left bar betrothed at
the deoet that bight.
When tne comnaav rsacheel tevaren agVae
Oeary tailed to appear a few d aire later
a letter was iwoalvvd by tbe nasnageseai
of the company purporting to have bean
written by a ohystdsn. and written
a feminine hand. It contained a doctor's
oerttflcatr that Miss Oeary waa ul with
stomach trouble la Bostoa.
ue tbe n users of the rhrht hand mt
ths victim were rings whoea description
tallied with Nathan's reco .lection of those
wore by Mtoa Oeary.
NATHAN HELD
On Charge of Having Murdered
vaorus vjiTL
(Aesndsted Proas Report.)
Pittsburg. Oetober M. After a long and
awarebtng examlnarion at police headquar-
ters last night after 1 o'clock this morn-
ing Morris Nathan secretary ta the man
ager of tne Shepherd King com pa ay. was
held en a charge of murdering hla eaael-
bssrt. Mlas Sanaa Oeary tbe victim of
tba Wintbrop ault ease mystery which
has been pusxllng the Boston police for
mora tnea a month.
Superintendent of Detectives Thomas A.
McQuada and Superintendent of Police
Wallace touoliod Instructions laat night
Superintendent ot Police W. A.
Pierce of Bootee to apprehend Nathaa
and find oat what be knew about tha
diaaffearanoo ef the girt.
Nathan area arraetea aftar a aaareei r
eeveral hours In the Hotel Henry and
tsken to police headquarters.
Nathan atlck a to his story thst be baa
sot seen tbe eiri Banes hs iwaroa haw Im
s subway autlon oa the night of Septem-
Aetlng Manager Relnohf and Stage
Manager Forrest were taken to detective
headouerters early In the evwnlna- w raw
tectlve Cole from the Unoole hotel. They
den ed eny knowledge of Nethsn'e wnero-
a bouts sad after e long session with
thief Thomas McQuade ware allowed
to go.
Ke Isold and Forrest went to the Hotel
Henry "shadowed" by Cole. They went
up stairs and Cole secured the number of
Ibe room and followed. He found Nathan
Klmeo a Japaaeee valet Relaold and
rorreet eornliuv out of a mom on iha
flltb floor and placed Nathaa under ar-
rest . Nathan waa u noble to stand when be
learned that Colo waa from detective
beadouartera He bed been et vine See
the past week sud wss so unnerved that
6ineo ana ruiiesi naa almost le carry
m to polios headquarters.
Nathan was much overcome and It eras
with difficult that be renestad but stnew
of his roanscUan with tbe Boston murder
iretery.
Iraaaaer Ketnokl baa the eVseeae'a
UfleetO Which waa recslaed et Low
ell explaining thst Miss Oeary was III
aad vrould be arable to join tbe oom
pany ror some eaye yex.
Aa expert penman aeclared yesterday
thst tba baadwritlBg was that of a man
who bad endeevVeredT to dlaarulaei it. The
&n2!MH7..atrew5 5ma"Xi
wwitw bww lav aeaper anas para sin
tax-heed tbe printed metier on top
bavins been torn off.
Dr. Smith to nrohsbrr a nctitaaui Basse
bat N.lhss said ho did net knew.
ne saea ne aw not anew er aay aoctoee
Or druggists
the slrl He i
wao ware arajuaiBteg wltb
declared that he had known
bar tor i
The membera of tbe
bbHiwsb wits Nathaw and beltava blm In-
boeeat. hut bawi-thrnkaw anaar tbs eirfa
dosth.
Mam oeary. er ansa owrren. ae aba was
known an tbe ataae. was a aood aseklaa
girl but not of the striking type. She
naav arewa netr aei orowa eyoa oa -aboot
Sva fwet tour hie hew tall and
tBdlned to as plamp Her eng-ageem si t
Nathan wss kaewn to tbe ether mam beta
at tho eoaapsB. The aaembers saw aoih-
tng et aer angg aa esesa et taa anew sg)
ElMncii
King of Haivaiia Cigars.
"pHE difference in price be-
tween them and the imported
Havana is merely the difference
in duty between imported
cigars and imported tobacco.
The saving is net there is
no difference in leaf-quality or
worbnanship. ;
J. N. TAUB Jb
HOUSTCM TEXAS
State Fair of
-DATES-
Oct 281 h to TVoVsx 12tH
SPECIAL FlATE.5 ON ALL. ROADS
THE EVIDENCE
GaUureJ by Detec4res for Co via
. Is Cotmacuir. He Sajn. -
TIE 1UILR0M) INTERESTS
Tried toInflwsit ;
tbe Meetinc at ChinCedled ;
' to Back Up lhxsidwtl s
iHl'
Chicago Hi. October sa-adfa Ssmuai
H. Cowaa of Fort Worth wbs domibita.1
tba m"'ngs of tha lalerstate ejisi earns
law coavwnUoa will leave far ato heme sa-
Murao MoKlmde the cattle
leaves for Port Worth.
Jadge Oewaa twhss with ham a Bases
af evidence which tor weeks before tba
couveotlua detectlvee bad beaa sithsling
for bun. and which ha deilsrsa laJes
putabiy ahows that tha steal railroad la-
te rests of tha enuaury wore aumniMag ia
iniiueaos deiesvuee wltb tae poivue. wC
oeieatuic ue UHWrseoienl of President
iii. asevait'g pwauiiua on rata qa.-eoeje.
"The evident waion we bare cn.i.-ted
to ef an aieselsiely oeociaslwo character."
eald Judge Cuwaa loaugnu "Tae seers
urea ncu uf Lieu a iiiraaiwn woj nag
gjune en record before both bouse aad
senate aa favuring the rjllrjads should
lo sig.uilcaat euuugh. But we hare at
stoped at that. We have fa-Ls snout
nutnoer eg tneas wnw were waepsut at
the "rump" oooventioe wbo are kaowa
to be In aynapathy wita tba raiinaadi At
ths present time I do not wisa to sv
out any names.
Judxe usaa eaiieai attesuoa ta too
fact that tbe Am-iican Railway bssoela-
tlon found It convenient to bead Its meet-
ing In Chicago at tbs same time aa tne
"rump" and resrulsx intsrstaue commerce
Law convemlon-
'One of toe cnargea brougrbt agaiagc
our convention by th. railway people'
continued Judge Cowan "ta thia. that
our convention was held for political pur
poses This Is manlfastly ridiculous as
more then halt tbe de eaatea arere aaino-
crats frees Southern States.
This axoTesavnt to broader tnea aay po
litical party. Those interested In 11 ln-
dude representatives of ovary party and
every line of business activity m tba
country. Wa will organise Inain-diately
In every state ana wnen congress taxes
un President ftoosevelt'e miaaige oa gov-
ernmenlal railroad rate roguiatioa thla
winter then wa will Bead one of the tora-
eet and most Influential aad rapr eseata-
tlve .obbtes lo waaningrtaa ewer neea at
tbe capital. : ;
'Wo bava bo doubt that oar
repreeentaUvea will again uphold the
bends of tba president In this muter aa
It did a rear ago ae we srlll coacentrata
our efforts oa Ibe senate. We will at-
tempt to obtain pledges of aaeb suppwt
frua a majority of the Bombers of th U
body through our auxiliary State argaai-
lewa notora tns wsiiiisxm mgisismra
aarete.
"The eunvauuon at orexaway asux waa a
glorious victory for shippers hi all pens
of tbe umwd States.
"For a um n anam aa u -vaa rail-
wag Aelssstea would ba able ta ".-
our meeting but ere got together and act-
ed promptly winning tbe area tent rK.ua y
for reform Interstate commas us legiela-
tv-a that baa ever oeen waa ta tg
try-
r
to
DC
.t7 t sv
SONS Distnlfjtars
Texas at'Dallas
i.i ft ' V
saw -t
- ( : mI;-.-.--1j.-
. .1.- ft ii
f. Vyi
YOU CAN BE CURED
' IJv. McLaughRaw
Elsetris Belt Is a soe-
Hive ears far Knew- -netism.
tamo Back .
Pains Stonascb aad '
isaw aVeabeBB. Marv- 1
as Debility and alt
Intents from which
eoeae anffsr. It gtvea .
fe to the serves.
nwth nala Bug va
'4 i J torea stiwastb. H
aaawesAaeaawVasVaaV -sree white yoa atoea. :
Lea laia . nry eosa. witn ruu in
formation by mall. free. DR. M. L. Me
a. DR.
St-7 Ne
jAIHIllUII
uca IJUM. r.k t1. 1812 rU
Wa have ea wees. ee awl Herwac Ik
kw l iis la et '.era. Bfcrce Iweagi is aset
sari Ms. r aww II ad Imit
ansxeaarmg i l i xi l ewrsawsaaaxw -
. MACBETH ' ' ; ;
LAMP CHIMNEYS
C L & THJ. BERII O
' SeOfw. wtx turn r-V"
A MEETING TODAY y
Of tbe Texss Cotton Association'
with Jordan Attending.
(Uoustoa Post aerAaL) ' 'i -Dallas.
Taxaa. OotoLer .-aiarvis ear.
daa af MoaticeUo Oa gnaldint get taa
Seutbara Cotloa aaaat allow. Is -Sua to
reaea DuJlas loxeurrow to autand a meet-
ing of tbe executive oommltlee of too
lexss Stale aaauc-atiun. gig- membera -of
tbe executive eonuultteo of tbe. Tessa .
organisation are a. K. Smith of fcuear-
Buas presioent of tho Texaa breach; c
H. Jenxins at Browawooa. xsr j.
Pope of Marshall. J. C. Hlcisry ef'lJ
enklna ef Brownwood. Dr. J. U.
Msrshaii. J. c nicaery ag oaa-
Mr. Oreen of AUaavs. P.of. J. ti.
Conns: I of Dsllaa R. U. Huaeraa. nt
tary of
bachAe.
of too siata organmi nw . w
begin at M a. m. at the Oonaiaerolal dub jr
rooms. One ef lhe maltera la ba coo-
sadwred. and prooaory one ac taa moea
Important to ths formatton or aooas puua
of aeearing closer ceoperwtioo amone; l
tba farmers and merchants la order thee .-
tbe fanners may be enabled lo bold wet- -ton
off the market for lbs next tbinp
i -
HURT IN RUNAWAY. "" -
Mrs. Newt Proctor May Soccnnib' .
tn Injuries
- (Houston Post Bp.rtol.)
Bolton. Texas October aV-T
evening Newt Procter
miles weat af Bel ton.
who resides six
started with bla'
little bob In a waeon to Balado Mra
Proctor and her daughter got Into the .
vehicle to ride to a w--ta-tiborJe about half ' ';
mam amam. oevorw rewcning inero
ins team not
and
ran away.
three iue- them nut.
badly Injuring Mrs.
Pit tor snd the girl
n "r tnougnt tne
WUI not Bee. "he Is werv esH
ly Injured and when tea beard front
stIH
unconscious with one of
paiaiyted. She wag strecx aw
etna
tha
wsea ana. tnu rrom
at)
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