The Houston Post. (Houston, Tex.), Vol. 21, No. 118, Ed. 1 Tuesday, July 11, 1905 Page: 2 of 12
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; tgit f HOUSTON DAILY rCTy lTUCSpAY OIlNm JU 13.
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LOW ROUND
jr.
BE3T-AND QUICKEST SERVICE
NORTH AND EAST
vi. I. & G. N.
Buffet Pullman Dining Cars
teo. d. hunter.
4
DYNAMITE USED
.TO BLOW UP SALOON AT
V IOLA. KAN.
J
Three Building Wrecked and
. Several Damaged Supposed
: to Be Work of Madman.
' lorn staa.. July M lole la .aim Miln
iaVl IUT a esay ox tas miI ihirih
y ndMMt the town hu experienced as
.She HWH of the blowing up of ibrt sa-
- f 1M ban taut night. Cutmim satl-
4:- hngasa of- th dami nsulting from the
pilMlllM which wrecksd the Eagle the
Mtm Profit and tla Red Light saloons
r ul irrtrd ether bxiiktlngs In the 1m-
J XeSlhsl n vicinity place H el SisS.OOOi Th
mains has mm in a larga number of
T aTsjputlsa who are patrolling to street
taalaat to preserve order. That the oul-
race was committed by an Irresponsible
.luxmbsr of letter were received by a
i." aooal newspaper from a man signing the
sJ"BB C. L. Berrm who Is hiding In thai
" . vtcfclitx. The. ten of the letter Inattcat
.that .the writer as tnsaat and that he
ess ! hen last nlght.
JfUNSTON ARRESTED.
For Criticising the Officers Bo
ot Saloon Destruction.
with
Mr. ranston tn tnlk-
Issr af the eiaisatiMi which blew up three
asjssssa her hast night said the occur-
ence wwald have beea avoided If the mt-
rieesa f Ik haw had done their doty
ha fill I is the haw. Psnste issssliij
' th" inlliimll fcs attempted to arrest
.'saw ssws at ssssn I enie in swn roe
BtjauDOn aim
r aad taok ana to Jail. Fue-
wor ass
To pe
te
i anted with a revotvw and a Whv
rtfet. thai n
ausaT when
leal haw ea-
trelee VU 81 fST
-STARTLING FACTS
'J' .
"-tJNBARTHED Df JtQUlT-
a u i wr TBinrrmw a
v jn lsssi aaaayana. a
Depew Admitted Bogu
Tawei he Aie 5Sorisew tn a
v Ceais)uir.
V
(Associated Press Ilepert.)
Me Tort. July 1. The World toanor-
.fejey -tn ears: He lelalliaia far more
nhmlaisjr than tboac tn the report of Sa-
PSI Oils Siinil Hessdrsciui are eontained in
' ' W tesciesonr take la the State Insur-
awoe nepartment's nrsvstlcmtlon of the
lallalll Life eeinaiii i socaety. Sen-
; ? aasr prpew teettned that the Depew Is-
'''eajsssaeBjt company as which fie was la-
: tireetad- obtained from the Equitable so-
- CSSty a Vnaa of S2M.es oa nroperty vaioed
eany Vise. . He further admitted that
- neither principal nor Interest had beea
pasi and the Bqultabte had been forced
to lull 1 1 II SI He admitted that as a mem-
- her mt th executive committee he had
not nOvhesl thai loan but had voted for
' t- He confessed to naealnc a promise
tie) EoultaMe aboold be made whole hut
fea the breath said that the promise
.smmnos locally bj
Jnc H- Schlff. confronted with rec-
ords of the Bsjuitahte that Kuhn. Uoeb a
On hasf sold a Inrwe amount of Cnlon
Padflc preferred stock to the sodetr.
ejoot that these record! were raise In
' vsriewj sales of bisads to the KoAiitahie
by his firm ae admitted that a larpe loss
-. Was sjaowa. He confrainri that he had
a duaany director but said tha'
th Beul table BcanaaJ deveioDed b
; hussjht frro arnares of stock paytns
1 'H yliiisiirt from bis testimony that of
Mr. Hpae aad othom. that the Equitable
KasT tahea C.Xa.e worth of Union Pa-
rsfse pi ef ailed apparvatlf at the suaxes-
ttoa ef at M Harrlmejt It appeared that
not be eekL
uiative one. No
t was put In evi-
Hyde said Barrlman bad It
.not called as a wit-
i.CROWLEY LOCAL NEWS.
. Mexican Was Killed by a Hand
. ? Car.
'PV.VJt. Jm hr-TW alleavd pro-
i or a campllnc bouse In thts dtr
1 oa Suadaj for maintainine
: tabje contrary t law. aad will
t the charae befof Judsre Havee
revaovnosf. -The proprieton of three oT h -r
KanhUaf houeea have beea arrtoted re-
lenthj and figed SM eacli or Judae Hayes
or the rffy eo-j' The 5!rf ai ix.U ta
nasenVaed that irambltnx must case In
eaarlssr and a dose wrtch wUI be kept
i r alottesva. of the uw
Th rhUd and last .- of the Jury terji
of tnar'neshtcenth district courr convened
teat saranc Two murder esses as ar-
son cess aad several minor cruaiasl cases
fvmale mm the ti - k-1
tusamaaael Card. vu. a Mrxl. an Utborer
was hlllid at Midland il ls m roiec by
tx-uai na SVeT by lund car lie was
ssj the ear and fell in rr.-it of 1L
t vea asjayoes wl.o werv cauh' stealinir'
J5e.rHa tram one watermelon patch 'a
e-'WIh Oa'OMily banc aiaht were this ssera-
ledf 4srty .slays in the county Jail.
i. kr Pittsburg Deaths.
A -ttsaiflll -d Pres. Report.)
- Ilfilwiiti 3raly !. Tht Intense beat was
raspaameas dssmaf th past twenty four
SIS fieri sev deaths two of these
lansis1 dli irilr wT the hkrh temperature
and la ot bora T drownjns. the resott
nfbri-T?r
!iir.iai.
...A-. ttmmmZm mSm
mW tmmn mmA. Mm umt0atmmmm.
1 CeHMS
s.llmli Press MeaorO
;ala4sw Mmm July Ml-S. H. rsasnia.
'a-tssassnasi mast rather of Brtgndlsr
Owl Fiaenlua rsmwlisi. was an sets a
thastss: rifle that n boughl
iiiainr4-tbP " red!
mmamasit sua- Bis
swat tausoway.
UMS atoca was taaea
ai 1 1 mi 1 1 that- It eooald
saaslisl the deal a spec
record of this aai wuea
tun Mr
TRIP RATES
217 Main st.
A CELL FOR POWERS
LED TO FIGHT OF JAILER
AND MAYOR.
Allegvd Murderer of Goebel Now
Under Jurisdiction of the
Federal Court.
OnctnnjUL July Mfc. In tlvt cuirtody of
tit rnltrd Bt&tM vamrbmX nndr onUrt of
United 8tiUs Jutlf M-vr-liav Cochrmo
Who Lfat -MUllVaMl iUTtanJlCtloO In bkt
OBaW. CaUob PoWtfl. chAVTVd With COfD-
JaCaTaUOC tn tl IQUTdw Of WUlltUat Qombtt
it n-Jikfoft. Ky.. wm txxiMj ioOgA tn
Newport J-JI avcrotw tha river from thU
city wnor h wlU b- bld pirt.n a d-
otaton oa ttM Txloua laU potaU ui-lntf
ant of hi trmnofor from Stmto to Fd-
rmJ virlptllcUoaL. Wlkon Poworo -UTivXl
ml Um Nowport JaB at T o'eloctt ton1it
a ocatrurww-T aroa botwoao JaUor pltsa-
gm aoiS Majror U amber ao to wtet cod
Um prtaoiaor abould occupy To myor
Ipatsftod that th cU eapecamOlr prepared
far Powera waa not tha proper plac.
Paoagar and the mavj-or OnaJLlr eaaa to
btowa and Um Latter vm lmocked down.
Duiinc the Ogtat tao nirntture la the ceil
prepared for Powers waa oonflacated bjr.
unknown pemm auhaiquenUy Powvm
fM paaoed tn axtothcr eell with other
prtaonera wlvere be wiU remain on til
slalkr Ptoefer can eacure other quarters
nre jrenra
Um tmm
tried fwex tlmaa
tree tinmea hut
as be walked Into Um Jail he expnesed
hope of his ultimate acqtrlttsJ of the
char entered attains him. Ha was the
only one of tJMen cnarsed with conepiraaC
to m order Wllllnm Qeeael tn be eooTict-
ed and memtmmrmA to death. His fight for
life has iMasi inrksl-ls aad the attor-
ney tiMsay ampnesnd tnetr belief that
tttre more years may pass before the
end of the present tesjni eonlcarhme will
ntlw pusnlhls the trial la the FfsdortU
cmurt. far wlalob be had appttod ftrs
ANOTHER SCANDAL
PROMISED FROM ARSENAL
CONTRACTS.
Clefavwd Goenmnnt IxMt MH-
U6 ia Wmwhw Bl
Trsmuctionn.
(AaeosriaUed Press Report.)
PtUladHphia. July H. The Public Led-
ger tonoiTww will asy that work en M.-
Ss 4fbs coats cxmtracted far tlmrooch the
fcbuylklU arsenal here has
by a peremptory order of
General Hmunphrry In Waantetifton and
that a thorough loT-adntiM of the af-
fairs it th- arsenal hoe been beevn.
CootJnoiag. th lldrer win say: Be-
entiee of the roodltiona onoer which ron-
tracu are xlTea out si the sxsenal neer-
ly half of the dreee conts 1b queatloa
tkaee been niMnuiavrtured aad paid for
They lie idle tn the stofhottme at the
depot aUkd. In the opinion of experts of
the cweraUrvent who hare eBmtned
tljefn. are abeolotely worthless for the
Srurpoo for which they wer mode . A
contract for about VKtBt pairs of areas
trousere Is ia the hands of the nuiu-
fiaturm 9wrtfms on this work is expected wtthv
tn a few dnjra It te Delieved Ihst the
lnTtMrUcation which has beeo atarted will
ahew that the KoTernment has lost to the
extent of millions of dollars by the inetb-
oda tn TOfroe here.
The contracts in QUsHKlon axe held by
three firms which hare factories tn this
city and ln Red bank. If. J . and Br
Harbor H. T. As yet thenatire no clgSges
of fraud In ceamesrtloa with the nives-
tiCaUion. The coir waul losses are at-
rrfbuted to the loose way of dotna; buet-resa-
The InYestiantJon m the outcome
of the trouble with the araenal employes
datinc bsavek to last winter aad of the
more recent acaiiAil when the foreman of
the arsenaJ was fjrrd to faCyn and eitrht
cutters wore disanswanw
Susxeetlons of irrespLi-artty and - it
Inferences In oonntctkn with the oon-
tracts for army ciothinx were accounted
last Deca-mber when at the order of
President ReaseTeit '
gtwtn to hOmwgh'en- of
DEATHS IN NEW YORK
Resulting from the Fgrrisire Hu-
midity and Heat
'Associated Prvee rteport.)
New Tork. July MV Ten deaths and
more than two score of oases of prostra-
tions resulted from the contmaanee to-
day of the wave of miens beat which
reached the city Saturday A breese from
the sea set-red la a measure to temper
the torrid temperature sad excessive
Immldlty. but the suffering especiailr tn
the tenement house qusrters. was Islet sw.
snd inreug-bout the day the as-sianess
were kept oasy remavtsaj suastruck pa-
tienu to the various aospltals. At 1
o'clock the thermometer res-lstsred a) ae.
s-rees. J amgTiee hotter than yeste-rday.
and ransained at this point until I e cUck.
when a heavy thunderstorm with a debase
of rain fell on Brooklyn the lower part
of Manhattan and suburban tosms ss
New Jersey
The storm brought a "tsrtiing fall In
the mercury which dropped 11 gi grsiei
within bah sa lieur. rffectuslty breaklag
the hot wave. Thai evening the eeol
orssse con w sued- with every prot
that It would heed during the night
INDIANS ANGRY
That They Are Not Represented
in Statehood Meeting.
Mtiskogse. L T.. July T The Indians
are oietsrm ap evwr the Misiii nj that
the list of dusgatie from ladles Territory
to the sssnissd i sai sat at a. wmrk at to
be held st Oklahoma CUT oa July IX falls
to disclose the eases ed a elsgde tndisa
The oilisMlon. H is I "i lull ap
almost exclusively of politicians. As a
result the Indian leader dsrlsrs that ee -teettag
delegstlens will Be swat frees aaau
lUUria C Lm sf A.U.
Th. Old 1 i i wj Gt TsssnW CUB Tea
tw out smiaits and smlds aw tan sjein-
nw In al anslsas aj at stam Tadnf as asma
AT PORTSMOUTH
KreafaBphire Wilt Ec Scene of
Rosso-Jap Peace Hccttog.
SPECIAL ARRANGEMENTS
Assistant Secretary Price Dels-
gated to Put Navy Building
in Readiness.
(Associated Press Beport.)
Washinstoa. July ML assloeant
tary Pierce today saaouscad that ran
plenipotrnUaries of Russia sad Jap as hat
screed upon Portsmouth N. H-. ee th
ateetins place of the usaHiaa of th piece
conference to be heM outside of Wesb-
Inctoa. The sessions WlU be heed la JM
ovvrnmeut navy yard at Portsmouth la
the new bulldlac Just oompleted there.
Third Assistant n .oratory mt State
Pierce has beea specially sassmlssjlooed
by the president to Bash si
menu for the meeting of the plenipoten-
tiaries al Portsmouth aad Is preparlns to
leave for that place to confer with the
eommandaat of the. navy yard. The meet-
ta will be bold In the general storehouse.
Orders have beea eeroed for the May-
flower u join tin Dolphin at Oyster hey
early In August to receive the plenipoten-
tiaries. With the esvoys aboard the two
vessels under the escort of a small
cruiser will proceed to Portsmouth. The
plenipotentiaries will assemble at Now
York early In August aad be taken to
Oyster Bay on two protected cruisers of
the Cleveland type to pay their respects
to the president and be formally present-
ed by him u each other
The selection of Portsmouth was
mutually acceptable to the pence envoys
of the belligerents so Breirlaa being
cool aad oosafortabl aaaa for this sea-
son of the yesr has the advantage of of-
fering a building on government sell
which la regarded aa an important con-
sider ton This govern steal. It In staled
eld not In any wise dictate as to the ss-
hcra. While the sessions will be held
m the navy yard sienlpotee tiarlee aad
their staffs will live ln near by hotsla
. WITTE TURNED DOWN.
Cxar Jefuwed to Make Him One
of the Pleiiipotentiaries.
(Aaaoelated Press Report )
St. Pstetsbwee July W -The Ajaeoom-isd
Press baa hlffh authority for th sftata-
nt that M. Wltte. president of tk-s com
mlttee of ministers waa atroaTly m ged
Sapon the emperor for head of the peace
mlsaion. Eren ForeisTJi ntlnister Lmvms-
dorf is understood to hare Joined In rsa-
otnmendlnc his selection.
ne eaaperor. IwOwnew fsaUy daeUiui
to appoint htm. and after af. Ne41dorf.
saiaMsmranr at Fmrta plendad IUbsm his
Baajtwty personally ebons M. Mumvlsft
Em smbaaaador at Roma-
Two of Um five counsellors to tbn nienl-
potenUax-M tbuh. kt. PaltotOoff. min-
ister tn China asm sL flhlpoff. director of
the tsaparlnl trsnsury and former presi-
dent of the semstroa are distinctly WltU
men. MuraTielT. while personally
had tittle experteskce ln dlplosnnUc mat-
ters and .wone tn Far Bentern matters
and Ikni sfiws he probably will be com-
pelled to larsnly rety on Baron Rosea
the amtnasavdor at Waabina-ton the other
pwcnipotentiary. and sf. PokoUloff both
of whom hare tbe altuaxion at their finder
ttna.
DEIaAYlNQ ARMISTICE.
Russi Claimed Japan Wants a
Hold on Sakhalin First.
Associated Press Report.)
BL INptermburv. July Is. -Althojn ten
days have eiapoMd since RLiasia Informed
Prsatdant Roosevelt of her wIllinA to
caibDOluae an anniatice pendln- the result
of the Waahincton conference. JapnA. as
far as known to the R ass tan u i sa ninent.
baa not dsdrne4 to reply to Lha preat-
denf s communl ration When the ques-
tion of an arrnlstlce was first ljevmce.a4
by the president. It is understood that
Japan Indicated that she would decline
to atree to a suspension of hasttllltiea
until the pipnlpotentiaries met. Russia
agreed to this as the basis for the neso-tmrto-ia.
Since then the Russian yorern-
ment has given -vnptn proof of Its) desire
to conclude peace and It Is po-aa)Apia tt
may go a step further. But the tin pros
skrn her ia that now that the JajaBess
have made a descant on .a-fc they
are drtrrmiaed to set the island firmly la
their rrasp before the necotiaUoaw basin.
SECLUSION ASSUMED.
Peace Conference WiU Be Iso-
lated in Navy Yards.
AsscmLed Press Report.)
Portamcnjth. N. ft. July W. Roar Ad-
miral Mead who is In command of the
navy yard said that savins had no laU-
mation that the peace conference wosld
be held at tbe navy yard he mold not
at this time tell what Brransementa would
bo nude for their accoraanodnUoai. The
new seareral store bulldiiss;. jmvt coav
plctand. s the laraiwt and moat 'mirtrnf
of aay a. the yard hetec four stories is
tveifht and of ample dlxseasfton. Rear
Admiral Mead said that It could readily
be fti-mlshed for their needs. The loca-
tion of the nary yard Is one offering all
tbe ad van tax of a tmmmer resort. As
the sessions ar to be held wit his the
navy yard tbe envoys may have aa much
seclusion ss they desire aa sone can rla
admisBsoa to the yard wlthowt n i mlasli-a
CHINA'S ULTIMATUM.
Will Not Respect the Jap Peace
Treaty Unless Represented.
Ulssirlitod Press Report.)
St. Potarsburg. July at China ln th?
rwsusat - rh sh pi'efenod to Russia
sad Japaa to he rapt earn ted at tbe Wash-
eaafersBca. practically
them notice that lllllses that
ss Ullage Is accorded bar she al) iifm
to be bound by tbe treaty so far as It af-
fects Chinese territory. Russia Is under-
stood sot to be 1 verse to the Chinese
prcpsttloa. but Japan iterllnsd to agrsa
RUSSELL SELECTED
To Succeed Mr. Bowen
as M in-
iter. to Venerrsela.
Wash tngt on. July It - rnrmai announos-
nsrnt was ssade by the state departawnt
today sf th speelslmisl sf wmbam M.
Paissell sf btarylsad s samnster to Vcne-
Occan Vessels.
ftrw Tors Jety lml
a Sod from OalvoslsB.
Haaaresrg. July l A
MV Ar tired: aWramar
Otssmer
nsnao (Br.K I
sa
fmr rMwd CMIdrat
HOTOKB ACID HtJvHATI
Sefcly frwvjr g
Tht British Anny Is Not fa
Case el Attack--
(AsaneUtsd Press Keport.) 1
London. July U.-FMM htaretvel lord
Robert nraatad a sensation la th bean
mt lords this evening when la a rsagthy
aad well eonstdersd speech he apisaa
his osunjaa as a practical soldier that
th salutary force of Oreal Britain wag
Inadequate. Imperfectly Irsmed am) to-
tally unfit t nphsM Orsat Britain as a
tint class power. Uord Roberts dbl not
slama the gaisisisiiiil wbJoh ha aakt waa
actuated by a aattonej faeling. hot he
srathmgly attacked th Kagltsh pugK
wis be naas. showed an national teettag
mward th salutary untB daager arses.
Them said leerd Beberta. th soldier was
the pet of the people but this was only
an aianssosnt enUaslaam which did not
entail sstfacrinos and passed awar as
noon as ties dana-ar dlsanrieared-
Tb aessanh we delivered la anaaae
ttoa with BWtloB Introduced hw tits
earl of Wassyss aad March (censsrva-
tlve) traversing Premier Balfour's state-
meat regarding the Impossibility of ksep-
1b( ap surficient land forces to repel
say poastbas mvsaloa. Lord Roberts said
th lissum of the Booth African war
had' beea forgotten- He had no hesita-
tion In saying that the armed forces of
Orsat Britain as a body were now as
absolutely nnflttsg and unprepared for
war as they war when the South Afri-
TO TEST CAPABILITY
OF IMMIGRANTS IN WORK)
ON CANAL.
Two Thousand Bach of Italian
Chinese and Japanes WiU
Be Put to Work.
(Associated Press B sport-)
Washington. J sty Mt In order ss beat
the capacity for work of Italian. Chsflfis
od ot securing sad handling mboiwra. the
Panama canal commission has dscirtarl to
import MM men of each nationality for s
sea-day contract subject to I !. Pro-
posals for furolshlng these hxborevs soon
will be Issued. Ills th object of the
ccmmuanon to reduce the amount of this
sort of labor as mush aa possible ny tbs
tetrodtaottDB mt modern macslnery. hat ft
will he s t u I ssi ry to sectare several thou-
sand addltlonsl wsrfcmem. The niimhsr
of MM was chosen because of being th
ma uwtraats cape. V of on ship at a
time. Tbe m borers will be furnished by
contractors aad will hava to b delivered
before the first of December. Beat. Th
government will furnish free pnssae and
medical attendance fuel for cooking and
water snd quarters. Under a recent de-
dalon of the attorney general laborer
wlU work eight hours s day. This class
of laborers going to tbe Isthmus will not
be entitled to enter the United State bo-
cause of the set of the last uingisss.
which made th Immigration Is we mt th
Called States appUcabs to persons corn-
lag from the oanal seme) to th United
Btatea AO questions hsvofved as well
ss precautions to bs taken to obviate In-
jury aad hardship to laborers hired by
roatract am now under consideration fey
th local sdvlsere of th Mmmlasipn.
SANTA FE CASK.
Deemed Certain that Company
Will Be Found Guilty.
(Houston Post BpsclaL)
Wssbms-ton. July M. Assistant Attor-
ney General Pardy th officer of the
department of Juatlce Into whose hands
has been pieced tbe prosecution of the
fiaata Pe. returned from Kansas City snd
Osaeba this evening ft Is the under-
standing that the prosecution will be be-
gun by th making of s motion that
tbe railroad compeay be died to show
cause why tt should not bs punished for
contempt of court-
So sure ore tbe officers of the depart-
ment that the company will be fined that
a discussion Is gomg on among them as
to how great a fine the court may Itnjuen
without running afoul of tbe constlru-
t tonal provision against cruel and un-
usual punishment. The company can not
be Imprisoned therefor tbe punishment
roust be In the form of a fine.
The EUtma law permits tbe Imposition
ef a maximum fine of MMn In a ease
where there Is Indletmeet and comic-
tion. But punishment for contempt of
court hi wholly tn the discretion of the
judge whose order has bees disregarded
and la only limited by the constitutional
inhibition before mentioned.
One hundred thoussnd dolls re In the
fine s majority of the officers believe rm
be Inflicted. There are some who think
that Obft.OSO could bo Imposed wttho'jt
making the supreme court set It a?lde
as cruel or unusual. It hi the general
belief that a fine of ManM s case In-
volving millions of dollars will not be
adequate.
BRENHAM BUDGET.
Man Under Arrest Was Not
Identified.
O loos-ton Post Special )
Texas. July hV -Sheriff
carried Garfield Allen. the
tfflh assaulting Miss
Arrrrie aehroeder and Miss Kaler
north of Burton a week ago
Sutiday up there Sunday for identifica-
tion. Miss Bchroeder said that he wu
not tbe man. Several others were brotiatit
to her. but aeae of them Was Identified
ss her assailant bat there is f "!
reason to believe that the man la known
aad will be arrested within the next diy
r two. If h has sot been today 1 W'li:
day). Her father was sick ln bed at
the time of tbe assault hence the drUy
la setting officers after the negm Gar-
field Allen was release J from cuetody
snd th complaint changed to soother
Rev. ChaxrDell. colored- made the aec.md
unsuccessful attempt to break )all Hun-
day night and Monday morning had a
i isaajgiiislila hole In tbe floor. Some time
Age he almost ruined one of the cell
door by driving the pieces of so Iron cot
between U and the cell trying to spring
H far enough to get out-
NEGRO PROTECTED.
Officers Kept Alleged Criminal
Assaulter Moving.
1 4 ess r la ted Press Report. I
Oweasboro. Ky. July Ik John W nark
a Basra was si i oiled at Central city to-
day oa a chars of attempting to crim-
inally isssiill th wlfs of Rev William
WoodsoB. Mews of the attempted as-
malt spread rapMly aad It Is sold that
snobs war formed all over the country.
Tbs tnorshsl at Central City removed the
BegT to Greenville the oouaty seat. Ex.
cttemeat was high there and he was later
moved to MsSlsna ells. Mrs. Woodson s
s sstmhor af one oa of the most promi-
nent families la this oooatrr. Tbe segro
says hie boas Is la Mew Orleans
Petition ia Bankruptcy.
it)
Ml Albert
Oimsfrt a swocsr am) gsaaral merchant
of tarn dtp. mat s petition in voluntary
beakrryptey la the etcrk's frice la the
L nMr snares sustnet seurt today. Th
schedule filed shows total assets of
gaaVM of WhiSB MM M Mahuea aa exempt
pi spaa U and total lbs bill ties ef tBstt
Tbo idltsts are mostly SmasMH po-
TM.asxMioa satasea rafarrod u
Shape to fnkd flie Cotmut Jn
Sohxtioa to tbe Pitteian ?
can troubl broke sal ' rfe aecnuea ass.
pnsUcally that th choice lay between
conscription or soma practical system of
universal training sad only by suok
mesne would It b possible for Oresx
Brltlaa to poseeoa armed fares organ
Ised and trained U meet th demands of
th ssaplr In th event of war. .
Lord Roberta continuing asserted that
aay dlacussoM f Qreet Britain'! mill
tary poaltloa wlthld the ltaalu at th
motion proposed by h sort of Wemyss
and March wousj be entirety unavail-
able. Th country bad to deal with a
question of ntflaltsiy great Importance
the question of the life or the death of
the empire the tssoe mt which depend)
upon Great Britain botes; ready to de-
fend her Eastera acsseeeiona and at th
sam time take part la any affair nearer
home either of which neceastuted th
placing in the field of an array as Large
aad as efficient a that of aay of th
European countries all of which might
be regarded aa nations In arms. Ha ap-
pealed to the oountry to awake to Its
danger aad take hold ot th army as a
great oatloasl Issue on which th exist-
encs of Orsat Britain depended.
Th server nmeat sodded not to eppoa
th motion of th earl of Wemyss ana
March which was in and without dlvl-
elon. IBBsaaMSatfMM
ELKS' CONVENTION
RECORD ATTENDANCE
AT BUFFALO.
IS
Treasurers Report Shows Order
in Good Condition. Besides
Other Interesting Facta.
meesjosa Past Special-)
Buffalo. N. T.. July Ml Denver appear
to lead Delias far tbe next meeting of
the Elks lodge. El Paso's "Crales Bab
club ln Mexican costume and Its Mexican
band Is making a great hit and working
with Denver.
Houston Is ""-g a good show and
Galveston Is hers with a fair representa-
tion. (Assoc Is led Preen Report.)
Buffale. M. T. July M. The nineteenth
r-nxl ii nslss ef th twnarnlist and
Protective Order of K3ks began hsr to-
day. Delegates from an parts of the
country began to srrlve la th city and
the expectation for a barge attsndaaee Is
being realised. Th number of the (rand
lodge members already establishes s new
record for that 'jody. II M conceded that
there will be no opposition to lbs ale ted
advance ot last year's ofrvoers en notch
higher than the places they arc how
brldlng. Grand Treasurer John K- Tenor
of Charlerol. Pa. said hut report to th
grand lodge which would be submitted
Tuesday would show tbo order to b la
splendid thisncial condition. Tbs report
of the board of governors of the National
home of Elks st Bedford City; VI. has
been placed la th hands of Oread Jtx
sited Ruler O'Brtea.
af awutenaaos. tbs mo art
oral Important ausgHnns Th liissint
board of directors the report says ilsims
It advisable to latorm tbo grand ledge
that If the present rules of sdmlertoa Bra
adhered to tt does not mom edvlaabla to
continue the opera tion of so karge a plant
for so few residents now numbering only
twenty under the prosing losU lotions of
admission As a buataem proposition tbs
men could bs more economically eared
for by placing them tn s private Institu-
tion. Th sltemativs hi to admit awm-
ber suffering from verkras forms of dls-
saa that bow disqualify sad to permit
the age limit to be disregarded m mass
of members who by reason of huirmlUm
ar hopelessly decrepit.
RECEIVER IN CHARGE
Of the Lewis Bank at St Louis
Charged with Fraud.
(Associated Pram Report.)
St. Loots. July 111 On ths iwauast ef
Secretary of Stat Sw anger of Missouri
Judge MeKlherray of th at. Louis cir-
cuit court today appelated former Judge
Seldon P. Speooer receiver for the Peo-
ple's United fltates hank ago bast which
a frand order has beea lassil by th
Fed era: postal sutlwrlUem Judge aponcer
Immediately qualified furnishing a IneX-
00 bond and took charge.
Tbe People United State bank waa
organised by Edwin O. Lewie of St. Louis
In 1M and has a capital stock of
MJa.a. Th banking huwinsso was con-
ducted along new Haas.
No
toe at Tarasrart
tea this earth qwMe
erraala that which cranes tasks the
when bsby am vea. Who can describe
the nasmifjam of rams tgag sanm
Ui wexilock ss tjtcv look trpoa the
iklic bm ssits that is mkmirnt a
aad tUsfa of tbeir ficsh f Aad who rwa
depict the htiprlfMnrsg gtsd drrtioB
that htyver sboot the hesawwhtew ttM
erifr it hK-stxxbl of hsxTOBBtxtf a aTsatnarf
Firrexuiass prxarsnds from son derail fw-
atent mi tbe distirictlytasnswsssi.
"(nva! onMcs'' catnw it. Dr. Pmrcc'i
fkterue Prmm-xicB ottrcrssM san-sn-
and by hsariag sad ewriBg olcaraboa. tt
toaea an th iiMiis Stop ataaas and
taaiares sttwatrth. Darwh( Cmmtita U
rnvjdmr amsisf shhsiM isnkic
amagsOM hosggf bak-r's ccmrar short
sad stooM t atolsM. atJ altm Bmsxtsrfat
iworpsratir pewar to tha Hticat By
niaklng tbs faothar trmsg and cherfrd
it tasks th UUa) osx liatllT.
gad (iMd faldnta4. lamgt em
slllmm?
1 grvdsasripTnm wnatni ywsi waa nw si.
ltVsw9SM wrfsgew. BwaBflnTnmV
ImftLCw
pal SnSBTWIWaasS aWvWwSJBJ avmBsSmVa ) wgfawisB Msraposj
Kens Jfl''ral Advissc tea sag Km
graaea. VI'" u sssss. as wmw
hmxJss-sw-.M . iksf sm&asnmtSt..
tSSm&SmS
eWS III MM Ms SI1S twrgrBMBf
tit.-
- - mcdhit Balttrntter r " v
SECRET OF WYUENT
. . A 'J e i ; )
Secretary Pointed Out thH Pub-
lic Offidtl Honesty Variea Dt
Bwctty ; Snndwt) ( Pwplt. 4
(Asxaciaied Prsa lUporty
BUtlraon. Md- Jul M. Th Cbrnrttsa
-wd ananatl ftadjay
U aUU-Bt aahmv Was.
Wbo pimlSsi. and aa Impressive praror
was ofSaiod hp Rev. Rufa W. MIUr sf
Philadelphia scrsngeilsts' serrlces war
kM tot th onitlsaere Copper works aad
at to Mount Clair Baltimore and Oat
nttrvma shops a pasters aoafsrane was
anht at th Central Prwsbyteriaa ahtircH
whlctl was led by Rev. WUliarp K. Rl.
er-sroltf of Monti rjello lad. who ds-
ba roster and Bolarg
Ternper of to Haw
At Um atornooa
sail ibamss a. Bonaparte ssoretary of
tbe navy. asUvsred aa addrogg pa -Far
wn hod BeligMn." sjieakiDg la ptvt
mm louowa:
"Our nubll effioes
sought by dishonest sien. too oftm gained
by tile honest msans. to oftm sned fog
dishonest ends. Ths grout bulk of Ameri-
oana ln public eropioy wish aad Intend
w w ansar suy out a grave aad
ebieveus thougn vary coenmow anal
f Meas ss to what is their duty.
ue mt or tnem sometimes fall to
n am) penults the worst often to ssgiect
It With imnualtv The w-re t. mTA
hi a mistaken and Immoral theory as to
Uw asxtam eg th peal Hon thr bold.
Civil servios reform applies a rnuglra to
the very uncertain pouuos. Is um sppll-
antioB ot morality an common sense to
um cssmos Sf puBUs eervsnte. Typi
atssncai pouuciana as developed by Um
spoils system of politics earns bis uvtng
by holding whea he can get It a public
office la return for peal or expected
sorty work: to get rid of him and hat
work w must thoroughly s radicate Iran
our ninos ana loose ot our follow .cm-
sens the absurd and wicked notion that
off loss ar for spoils. This must be our
flrsl tan If ws would parity our politics
and so long step that It will go far
to remnr needless any farther step U
tbo work at purtrteatioa.
Between ths good and bad men la poll.
tics there I aad oh mild be a continual
warfare. If ws would protect th public
"mas. wvtr reuev want vrata yost. .1
shelter ths unfertunat. suDOress Vie 01
punish crlaM w must deal with - "the
tinea sad Iks ring" ant) to do his al-
lot tod work wsU must sooner or later
swop thsm from hie path. To have
good popular government hv must first
of ail and before an erne bar good cltl-
Sena. Burke's well known words have
s i sb ones quoleo. but ws can not
never
corrupt government of vir
tuouo sis alt.' Our
good ArnssioaB's sh
al m
Is to ahar
all
at ths sovai
t ef their country: to rescue ths
noblest tsork of our policy from Its
basest hands: to root out National vices
which threaten to make us s asiiacal
Bottom among Christian peoples: he who
ss no sock s goal bet or him can well
fhrbt oa with Bool courage that soy
temporary lev arse guy Individual ap
tacy any seeming Injustice of pubue
opinio are but loo vita bie lacMsnts of es
momentous a struggle but fitting nra-
luows to so glorious a victory."
FIRED On'oFFICERS.
Attempt to Punish Mutineers
Gaiisad Riots at Libau.
(AasMmted Pre Report )
Ismdiia. July 11 -The Mornisg Past
frasa ptivals source give aa account of
tbo recent outbreak at LJbaa aooordlng
to which ths first nsvsl mutiny led to
twwaty-thre sac being condesiBed to
death- The attempt to carry oat the sen-
tences of death provoked atiU more seri-
ous signs of mutiny whereupon th port
commander oroend th executions ts Be
topped and applied to 8t. Petersburg tor
Instructions. The government replied
that all the mutineers must be shot snd
s shooting party was formed but when
the order to fir was given tbe firing
squad turned sad fired on th officers
Irs 1 sad of the condemned mutineers snd
a dosen officers tell dead Other troops
tr eluding Cossacks the resort aay a were
summoned and a serious conflict do-
velopea. m which between twenty and
trtrty Cossacks were killed before tbe
mutiny
NEGOTIATIONS ON
Between Russia and Roumania.
Over Surrendered Crew.
(Associated Press Report.)
St. Petersburg. July M. Negotiations
between Russia and Rxramsala on the
question of th surrender of ths crew of
the Knlea Potemkla are tn pi ogress. For
dam Minister I smalorf aad M. Buss ml-
Boieeoo. ths Roumanian premier held a
eoBforenc on ths SBhJset bat bo do-
dsssa was arrived st. Russia Is disposed
to Insist on thy surrender of the rosn.
not as political prisoners but ss criminals
guilty of murder snd theft. There were
several hundred thousand roubles on
board the battleship which tbe crew di-
vided when they left th ship. Th Rou-
manian government is somewhat embar-
rassed by the fact that It promlssd th
mutineers If they surrendered they would
bs treated ss dagsrtsta
NEWS TO ARMY.
Japs Informed Russian Soldiers
of Black Sea Mutiny.
(Associated Press Report.)
ywmsasl. Manchorta Jsly HV Th
now tt ths mutiny la th Buck sea
rsoehsd lb Bissau n army through th
JPsbbs who fired sbelU charged with
prisnMBMlloBi conveying th m forma tioa
Into th Hn axis n advaao posts mt.
toriag ths isrociamatlons hrosdtwsL
Bala Is falling la torraBU sad all aa-
tivlty at th front has eeaaed.
CREW WAS ARRESTED
On Mutinous Torpedo Boat on
Reaching SebastopoL
(Associated Prom RsportJ
Bwvastopol July Mi Ths RinstBg tor-
pedo boat No. Ml. which declisod to sur-
render to the Roumanian government with
tbo' Malax Potemkla Arrived her today.
Th aiiBOTtT of her era were airastad.
THE STORYAT ODESSA
Kali Pfrtemkin Is Headed lor
SebastopoL
(Asasemted Press Benssri.)
Odoms Jsly u.-TtM sjtthsrtUM hsr
tmrm Mmb btformad that th Knlaa Po-
BmntogB' Notes.
asuntogs - Tessa Jsly ax-CUSsturg
Julissia a rewtar Sr awa wtthhs a SrW
fast mt whera they ara awtrsj 4 arW la
th Tssas erode oo snd Mtelat o-atasgy
wwU -Ms. t llidieaUoas are st asasl.
hast 'm ts rstlM"ths prinnl aewtsv
pi. . vat M Which thee ara botiing.sa
J40DMIV AND aiAOPtll.-?" 'i
I i thovbuu) rrtosTi.y cuiko.
Lei e. - r.r.Vl''l m ' J
r a ....... . j i i. .iv
a Mfiiipia imns fnwnwt pan.
or. rilrnsrs sTwssf WtmX Um (rast
six) bcsldhm aala la BaawBB It c bad f-
fot fUorU MM Btttqaon. wtPS eibpM.
or hotag rssmdcara M) sftsa awhsj th
Jm aad so st aa smbj- tMsss dmrise ths
BkTht. Ths mild snd tbs sgtrBordaBrr
fTc of IwixsavRoot a) soa rssllssl. tt
Msgms UM Mrhast got Ka wsadMtst Sayas
af Um saost dlstrtsslsg cssss. -
srsmp-BM M as recsmuriesded for
vwythlns. but It yoa hay ktdssy Uver.
bladder or arte add trouble yea wUI flad
'It rust the remedy yea need.
. tt ftm 4 a msiHotiM yw ssaniM mtva
ths host. Bah) by In sgli ma flttp ssal
and one-dolkar slse. To saay hAV s
mmpls bottle of thM grsst Udney rstnody.
Swamp-Root and a book that taUs ail
abowt M sad Ma snal wan hath aasat
absolutely free by nmtt. Addrssa Dr. Kl).
mer m Co. Inghswlpa M T. Wbm
writing be aura to mentloa thai yoa read
thM generous offer Is Tbe Honstos Daily
Dos t soak soy wlstsa bat iw
r th Mas Swanss-Boot. Dr. XB-
Swama-Boot. and th)
Bingham ton N. sa every botu.
msBTXBessmJmwmesBgeesaa
anSsnda.assnsjs swasfHanV wewV Vsl wk
mmmpilr mwrtam hi sr. th ilir snd aft
koM kroiiMes. rmrosnatlssjl aad BtUa la MM
haah. -It Mrrssia Mstmltp a hdM aw Me
BWaiaaUUmunMsu
IKSTABLIBrren H
T. W. HOUSE Banker
Transacts -a General Banking Business g
Special aJtantloM (1vM CoIleeMona. Aoooontg ol Individual "Iran i
. Corpciraiifn Banks Bajikwrt aad others raoeivoj oa tnost fsvoratjl B
terais nnnsiaMnt wsUl goond sad eoismrTssiT bangini
8
roREICN DSAITS ON ALL
MaasMaMMisUlRsMjiiaRRWtt
FOUNDRY AND MACHINE WORKS. OIL AND
WATER TANKS. SMOKE STACKS &o.
HART WELL IRON WORKS
Pltw aMd Ly StiwaU (aew iocatrofl). Phone 13.
yloLfUmU-' -w
W&34tjkf 4t9 fTtUmCJL iLf a4tmUmmt
MS This ot) has prfrrtously baea
to waste.
SOlni
Drilling on tbo Sua anrsssny wwl I
uiugmMlng vary mUsfsctonlyi th drill
is now doers sboot an root.
Phetogrmpher Hymor wiU leave for
Humble with hbi family totuorrow- They
will maks their home there tor a ttava.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Shlngietoa are rejolc-
tng over the arrival of g daughter who
cam this saorming- Ail parties tesusfmil
are doing nicely.
Th International Oil company will bs-
gla ths construction of a reefdeace for
Msagnsr Johnson in Um ssxt day or two.
TIMPSON TOPICS.
Many People Are in Attendance
on Court
(Houston Post Special.)
Ttmpeon. Texas July M A large num-
ber of people left thai morning for Cen-
ter to br unoxnt st ths opening of this
term of court there Mr. T. C. White-
side la tbe grand juryman from this place.
1 hose who have ieen attending tn
normal at Ixifkln have returned. All
ho took the examination resort It to
have bees ss easy ss could have been
expected.
Mr. Jobs W. Hslrston. who was oper
ated on tor appendicitis some two weeks
ago. Is rapidly re covering and will soon
be able to leave nls bed. His case was
a mallgrtant ono of long Handing
Ths heavy rain and windstorm of Sot-
uiday wss very very bad for growing
crops Corn Is badly Wows down snd
cclton Is being drowsed out In low places
At least four Inches of watsr fell during
th day.
VI r and Mrs. FJ. B. Bembert leave to-
day for a fortnight a visit to Mr. Rem-
bert's parents In MlialsaUpL
J P Kord went to Lufklr. tbjg mornltig
ss ' an official reorseentatlv of th
Knlghta of Pythias of this place Is the
roosting to bo held there tooight.
SOUR LAKE NEWS.
Assetsmenta Have Been Mate-
rially Increased.
(Jtouston Post Special )
our Laks. Texas. July 10 -Judge J. A.
Pelt has returned from the county seat
at Kountas where he met with and as a
member ot the board of equal Us tion.
Asked If there was any ana tarsal change
d in renditions ths Judge remarked
that there was act la so far as tbe smau-
e lead o.nsrs ar oncrTMd. "But." ho
continued "the big land owners aad the
large oil companies had their renditions
greatly enhanced the board placing
larger valuations on their Hardin eeunty
properties than th company managers
did. Ths tax rats la Hardin uounry t
KH cant on th ! .
Sunday morning s blab wins? missed
our Lake but on of the hmvMst rains
of the year fell flooding everything aad
retarding operation. Bala began to fall
at 1 o'clock a. m. aad fell la torrent (or
hours.
n tmnortant shane tn saw rain hs-
t. .eats here will be s enounced la a day
or two. Th chang msans a great deal
WIS eecuon.
BAY CITY BUILDINGS.
Many New Houses Art htow Ua-
der way.
(Heutrtaae Post Spsdal.)
CUy. Tsxss.' July M-Ta steady
growth which Bay Ctty trlsfs as a bwsi-
nem tysdter la gTMssoad by th (act that
sgbatsgtisl stmstruwtio work M praoeed-
Ms constantly.
brick Moch on th PukUe maasrs which
to be da
addition ta
tioa ta ths Mis s n n
ot in town i
It will b oocupawl.
Btfl cMsabasr. In
by the Plasters Maresattls osmpaay. -ia'
addltloa U this the em tracts bar bee
let for a brick school bourn to ami BiAsa.
brick passenger depot for th Browno-
vtna railroad ta east iaSM am) plans ar
luring rov ina masuutitioa or rour
re brick bnntiiam kiuan ta ihs naas
f uturs. . ThM ssoUoa mt lb soasiry M a-
-i:HrbsBw
esa VAU NKKQ A WRINGER
Ws eaa show rou twelre dllturgnt
stjlaa saoa ons tbs vwrr swS W
1U kind. "
FULLKR-COOK ' MAHDWARI C0
. 410-lt TRAVI T.
ComcJci llitionat Bank
. . ssmmr aowaroa ' -
Capital .. ...
tiiilnnfrtilutnv
$300000.09
t450.03J.0J
PARTS or THE WORLO
loving
greater business prosperity I
has ever been known here before
with the Influx of small farmers which
the board or trad is working tor. per-
manent pi oe parity will be assured.
A country with tbo natural i sssutus
and the usaalmous support of wldsawak
business mes. such as may be found sag
must flad speedy development.
THE WEATHER.
(Associated Prom Report.)
Washington July H). Bast Texasv-Ught
mrlabl winds Tuesday snd Wednesday.
West Texss Pslr Tuesday asnasj
north portion. Wednesday fair.
Louisiana Fair Tueeday. sxcept m
southwest portion. Wednesday fair; light
varleble winds.
Oklahoma asd Indian Territories Fair
snd warmer Tuesday. Wednesday fair.
Obeervatlons takes by the
weather bureau st 8 p. m..
Unlted Btatas
Itth meridian
Rain- Stats ot
time Temperature.
Stations Msx. Mis.
fall wee l her.
Abilene
Amsrtllo
Atlsnta
Corpus Chrlstl
Ilavenport
Dodge City ...
BT1 Paso
Galveston
Jacksonville . .
Kansas City ..
Memphis
(Montgomery . .
Nashville
New Orleans .
North Platte
Oklahoma
Omaha
Palestine
San Antonio ...
St. Louis
St. Paul
Vlcksburg
a -
to as .00 Clear
) K 00 Clear
M a IS Rain
M e .00 Pt. claw
M M .It Cloedy
TS 00 Clear
si M .to Clear
1 70 .00 Clear
H 71 M Cloudy
71 00 .00 Pt. cldy
78 70 .B Clear
M 70 . 40 Cloudy
E 70 112 Rain
M 74 S Cleer
ffl M 00 Clear
7 M 00 PL cldv
74 it .00 Cloudy
M 00 M Clear
M 80 . 00 Clear
T c .01 Cloudy
M .00 Clear
78 60 T Clear
COTTON REGION BULLBTTN.
Per the twenty-four hoars ending at t
a. m.. isth meridian time:
Temperature. Rais-
StsUons Max. Mis. fall.
AWI-ee ti g .(
Bslllnger a .w
Beeille a a flo
bmbco n ii .
Brenhsm M M .00
Brownwood 78 si T
Corpus t hiistl H tt M
Corslcsns 77 10 17
Coero M M .at
Sslbts Tt 17 B
Dublin 7t .00
Port Worth HUT
Oslvestos to m m
Greenville 74 (4 a
Ileerne a s m
Henrietta 78 HI tt
Houston sj sj 'ss
MusteTVllM 71 a at
JCorrvllle '.
lompssss m H oo
LongvMw 78 U at
Irtulns M 84 .8
Mexla 71 ( iat
Naoogdscboe t o aa
PalesulBs 71
PrM "71 88 M
a. Antonio U m M
Rsa Marcos n aa .a
Sherman "74 .
Tayr m m .
JbP 71 tt M
Tylsr 77 at 2
vJ.co 81 5 g
Waxshsrlue 71 m Vg
Wmths-ford 71 H r
Wharton It f .
Mmns M.S toj
Mot hMloded ta mrsns
DISTRICT-AVFRAOKg
Csatral Ststtoas Tarn ne rat sssj..
reports. Max. Mm. fsIL
JJ w ffl 11
M
m
M
M
78
M
M
M
a
7)
M
a
N
70
I
M
II
18
1
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u
7t
M
84
M
M
70
M
M
7)
Savannah ..
VHsebsrg ..
WUmtagtog
stations.
Atlanta
Augusta ....
Charleston .
&ilTsston ..
UI Bock
Memphis ....
Mobil
Montgomery
New Orleans
Oklahoma
OIL WLLL :
rirllllnsl Marnlssa ( T-
asrssaainji irsu VIIIIICIY A -"-DalJsa.
OatvMtiIViix.bJ
' ' a whether M wast t be at sattw. -
e amts tttvmmmEgiT'- . i
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The Houston Post. (Houston, Tex.), Vol. 21, No. 118, Ed. 1 Tuesday, July 11, 1905, newspaper, July 11, 1905; Houston, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth603536/m1/2/?q=%22%22~1: accessed July 17, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; .