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HOUSTON DAILY POST; TUESDAY MOilNII'C. AUGU3T jU, 10 VMwVWwwywWVwVw) 'J RAILROAD SCHEDULES. OLD GLORY FLOATS METHODISTS TO ROADS' EARNINGS if- WM loans LiooFone Corrugatod Iron Roofing Prcpcrod Rooilnc Tin Plato Metal Shingles YwMsntUlti rTtaafl DtlwiM F. 17. KEITMAnn CO.

HOUSTON Tlokta eh sal apimbr Rsturfi Limit ptmbr sTRAINa DAILY S. 7:10 a. p. 7:55 p. m.

THE OLD RCLIAILK SOLID STEEL TRAINS. firstHours Most Convnlant -Dining Cars, Scruico on tlio GolucGton Lino Leave v-yy' V- I Houston 10 s. Houston. 5:00 p.m. Houston.

i 6:30 p.m. Texas City $1.15. Tlokts on Sal 8 TRAINS DAILY 2. 11:60 10 p. m.

"t-j Through DSIIy Tourlat and Standard Slpr Dining Car 8rvlo -i In Amarloa. v. -Through Dally Slpr to Dnvi 10: IS a. Train, Via H. A T.

SX, ft. W.ID.C.C.S, CITY TICKET OFFICE 120 MAIN ST RICE HOTEL BUILDING. TOM HOOD, C. F. and T.

A. Phorvsa Froston 224 and 281. Via Texas City G. M. Leave T.

Depot 8:40 Grand Central Station 1 :20 p. Through Tickets and Baggage direct to dock st Texas City, a.m., Leave Texas City 6. Seabrook 6 :55 p. nt Texas City .13:03 a.m. Gslvcston 91.C5' and Steamer C-3-, I.

8c G. N. Station 9. -00 a. I.

G. N. Depot 1 :30 p. checked through. Trains goV where transfer to Boat is made.

-J and Colorado Rat Still on Sala. JAS. A. MARKS- 407 Union D. P.

A. Naf I Bank. London office but it Is understood that eattmatss were large and that considear able time was asked in some cases. The aggregate cost of floating them five ships and, placing them alongside tha aocKs win amount to oetween 3100,000 and 1600,000. It ia understood that one Diaaer asaea lor aay in which float the Harlesden from 8wan Lake.

Charles N. Croweli, who will construi Galveston's la rare floating drv dock. r. rived here this morning from Prlnoo Ru- pert, B. where he has just completed construction of- one of the finest docks In tha world.

i Fare to Galveston $1,615 To Texas City $1-15 Returning Leave Texas City 12 noon and 5 p. m. 1 For further particulars Phone Preston 431 or Preston '4191 SHOWED INCREASE Freiflti AtUd tbe 'ProfiU, Pw- stager Eiraiast I)ecreisinf Mort Than Three tad Half Million Dollars teat in Ptnenjer Farei Thsa for the Preiou Tear. Al'oTIN, Tszaa. Auaust 10.

Income from operation of Texas railroads for li months ending; Juna 34, 1115. compared with the seme period of the previous year, was J0.71MI, so Increase or or 11.44 Ter cent, according to a statement Issued toder by the railroad commissi on. FYelght revenue totalled I7J.I91.1M compared with I71.I7S.5S1, an Increase of fl.41i.l4 or l.tT per cent. rasarncer train revenue amounted compared with J4J.074.060. a decrease of 1.401 or 14.S per cent; other revenue, compared with SS.7U.M4.

a decrease of 1J.7 or 7.07 per cent; total operating revenue, 1104... 105.14. compared with fl07.4S.MI. a de- crease of tl.U7.444 or 11 pvr cent To tal operating! expense. us.oM.TOg.

corn. pared with a decrease of 4,. llt.l0 or t.04 per cent. CHINE E-AKERICAN LINE IS NOW TRYING TO BUY VESSELS Irajn-Paxifie Company Backed by Banks, Affording; to State -ment of Br. Koo.

(AttvtUlti Prut Keerl.) SAN FrlANCTSCO, August SO. Con tracts for the financing of a tS.000.000 Chlnese-Ameiican trans-Pacific steamship company have been signed by American and Chinese capitalists who are now negotiating for the purchase of ships, according to an announcement mads here today by Dr. V. K. Wellington Koo, China's first minister to Mexico, who ar rived today on the steamer Persia.

Dr. Koo, although he declined to name the American bankers behind the new company, said that practically all the great Danas ot cnina were Its backers. Dr. Koo aald that ha had onlv nenr details of the plana of the line, but was told that Its steamers would flv the Chin ese flag. Difficulties In the purchsse of ships st this time, he said, were delaying the actual inauguration of operation.

"It la the first fruit of the visit of our Industrial commission to this countrv sev eral months ago," said Dr. Koo. NOT TOLD TO" PAY INTEREST. Receiver Rush 44 Ststsd Relative to M. P.

ana st. 1. M. and a. Bonds.

KAuncffi Prut Ktteri.i NEW YORK, August 10. B. F. Bush. receiver of the Missouri Pacific and St.

St Louia, Iron Bountain and Southern railroads, announced today, after a conference with federal Judge Adams, that he had been directed to take no action toward paying Interest due September 1 on any of the outstanding bonds. Interest due June 1 last on unextended note and principal and interest on all equipment noiea, wnen aue, will oe paid, Mr. Buan said. The bonds on which inrrMt will nnt be paid September 1 are the first and second refunding mortgage and sinking 1 una, me interest amounting to about the 40-year gold loans 4s, the Interest amounting to about 1745,000. and the collateral bonds of 117.

on which the. interest is approximately 130,000 a total internet default of about 11, 165,000. WILL RESUME RATE HEARING. Request to Advanca Freight Rate Will ee considered Wsdnesdsy. Wvuttou Ptt Stciti.t AUSTIN, Texas, August SO.

Railroad Commissioner Earle B. Mayfleld has re turned from where he conferred with business men relative to the recent decision of the interstate commerce com mission' on the Shreveport rate case. Chairman Allison Mayfleld -of the commission is expected to return from the North tomorrow. Commissioner William D. Williams is here, but is confined to his home by illness.

wnen the hearing of the railroads oe- tltion for Increased freight rates is resumed Wednesday, it will be before Chairman Allison Mayfleld and Commissioner Karle B. Mayfleld. W. H. Gray.

pne of the commission's experts, arrived today irom Houston. He will testify at the hearing. INCREASED I. AND Q. N.

VALUATION. Railroad Mada Protest Before Palestine Equlllzation Board. (H ostites Put SHcM.) PALESTINE, Texas, August Fol lowing an an day session between representatives of the International and Great Northern and the city equalisation board in a contest over the valuations Wlaced on the railroad's property In this city, met valuation was nxeo Saturday at MM.000, an increase of 167,000 over the valuation last year. The contest was a long one, in which it was shown the shops were closed here because the road had no money to operate them, and witnesses were introduced and claims set forth that the road's property was overtaxed. Judge John M.

King, Judge N. Morris, Tax Commissioner Holder and others represented the International and Great Northern. MEANING OP DECISION OIVEN. Arbitration Board Put It In 41 Psgss of Technical Nature. iAuociattd Prut Rorf.

CHICAGO, August SO. The rulings of the board of arbitration aa to the meaning and application of the award which it handed down last spring in arbitrating the wage controversy between 18 Western railroads and their enginemen made public today are of a technical nature and are contained in a volume or ai pages. RAILROAD SHOPS REOPENED. M. and O.

Oava Employment to 700 Men at WhMtar, Ala. (AsncUtti Preti Rttort.y MOBILE, August SO. Seven hundred men, some of whom had been out of employment since last year. Were pot to work today when the repair shops of ths Mobile and Ohio railroad at Whistler, resumed operations on full time. A VE HAVE IT A THRU SLEEPER DALLAS AHD F03T IVOHTIl TO DEtlVEtl L.

DALLAS .7:50 P.M. Arr. DENVER 7:45 A.M. I5v. FT.

WORTH ..,.0:30 P.M. Second Morning To CHICAGO and Points Eaat JtOCK ISLAND Will Rout You On Way Via OMAHA and OESMOINES Othar Way Via KAN8AS CITY. SUNSET-CENT HA UNIS, H. T. a.

Grand Cratral Sutioa. Arrive. H.A,,1.liu N. T.M pa a. S.aaass K.

11 IS i Ne. IT earrle local sWr-r te Dallas aed fsrt Worth opnl it pas. Ne. 43 ia.lt a No. 44 14.1 an Ne, It T.Mpa a.

Grand Central Station. Arrive. T.la No. No. Mom No.

No, t.Mpa No. No. 4.... No. a.eope.

No. Mom No. 11.... Ha 142... ..14.

14 am No. 11 14.44se, 'No. 8 carries throuib daily Chicago Horpcr, A W. T. SUave.

Crand Central Station. Arrive. No. T.OOam No. 1 4.3m No.

4 8.04 Dm No. a H. S. A. RX Leave, tlrand Central Arrive.

I 11 mini No. T.Mpa No. a. ...11. Mam No.

14. 4.44 am Ko 101 lO.lUom No. 1M. ...14. 44 am No.

carries local sleepers to San Antonio, open at v. 94 pin. Virions Divisiea. leave. Crand Central Station.

Arrive. No. 341 B.SAam No. 343.... a.

IB pa Mo. 4.44pm No. 44.... l.SSssa Calw.tna Line via Sylvan Beach. 341 for Trsa, City 14.44 ai SOS for Seabrook 3.44 pi No.

No. No. for Texas City I B.J4pa No. X9 leaves Texat City 4.44 pa No. SWa leave! Srhrook 4.4 pes No.

ISO lcae Texat City 4.4 aa A A P. R. R. leave. l'nion Station.

Anita No. 1 8.23am No. a T.Mpa 3 T.64 pm No. 4. .....11 II.

A H. R. ft. Leave I. ft G.

X. Station 3.5 aa Leave k. T. Sution B.aSaa Leave Crand Central Station 4. SB pa fcxtra l'raint, Sunday Only Leave Grand Central Station 4 am, 1.34 pa and S.34 pa.

Ail traint leaving Grand Central and al K. at T. Statiout leave I. G. N.

Sutioa 1 ninutet later. Galvta train daily arrive (.38 aa, 14.14 am. 4.24 pm and T.44 pa. Sunday only 14.33 pm. K.

R. R. Arrive. Viaduct Station. Leave.

8. 24 am No. 8.4 pa JJo. 24 14.44 pm No. 3 8.14 am San Antonio aleepcr aiu be operated on 9o.

3 aud 4. International nd great northers. Deput foot of Congress avenue. City octet office Bl Main street. M.

L. Morris, district ysssengcr and ticket agent. St. Louia Traint. Leae 4.34 pm Arrive 3.34 pa 3.44 pm Arrive 3.34 aa Columbia Branch.

T.34am Arrive 3.33 pa Lone-view Traina. lrave. i A at tin T.44 am Arrive 3.3 pa Waco and Fort Worth Train. 4.44 pm Arrive a. 3 aa SANTA FE.

Union Station Crawford Street. i Chicago and Kansas City Express. leave 8.3 am Arrive T.Bpa Santa Fc Limited. Xrave 4 J4 pm Arrive .34 aa Caiifornia Special. Xeavc 8.3 am T.3aa Galveston Via Texas City.

Xeave Houston S3 am Arrive Houston 3.34 pa Alvin Train. Leave Houston T.44 am Leave Houston T.BSaa Leave Houston 8. IB pa -Arrive Houston S.lBaa Arrive Houston B.lBpm Arrive Houston 3.34 pa GULF COAST LINES FRISCO SYSTEM. Beaumont and New Orleans. Leave.

l'nion Station. Arrive. "No. 3 8.14pm No. 1 7.34am No.

4 8.44 am No. 3 3. 43 pa Bay City, Corpns Christi and Brownsville. Leave. L'nion Station.

Arrive. No. 141.... 8.43am No. 143.

7.3 pa No- 143 34pm No. 144.... T.44 am Freeport Route, Frisco Cnioa Station. Ka. 13....

8.43am No. 144 T.Mpa T. B. V. R.

R. Corsicana. Waxahachie. Hillsbore, Qebarne. Leave.

Union Station. Arrive. No. 8 8.M am No. T.M pa IXTERURBAN TO GALVESTON.

Leave corner Texas avenue and alaia street for Galveston daily every hour from aa to 11 pm inclusive. Arrive from Galveston daily every hour from 7.4 am to 13.4 am inclO' wve. Baggage cars depart 3 am, 1 pea and I 1 aa and 4 pm. SPANNING TMk CONTINBP1 Are our Lines. Doth rail and water.

Wells Farao peeds good upon ovwr miles of trans porta Uon Hunt But the blsneas of Weils fsxgo's. scope doe not prevent the rendering of personal express aervko to the Individual you have a shipment Wells Farao will handle It with Interested hands It will arrive aaie and as time. Shall We Speed Yeur Goods WELLS FARGO COMPANY EXPRESS Wells Prgo Bldg. Travis and CaaWtel BENDER HOTEL Umlr N4W Managatmnt SPECIAL CLUB McUMe Merchants' Lunch 58e DALEY RUTHERFORD MILBY HOTEL Texas Avenue and Travis Street HOUSTON, TEXAS ROOM AND PRIVATB BATH WITH CEILING FAN, HJt Special Rates to Permanent Quests CHARLES F. PARKER.

Msiteosr Union Painless Dentists 304 Main Strwst. Beautiful work, fully guaranteed Bar-prleingly low prices, consldnrma; hlajb quality of materials and skillful treat soent. Estsbllshed years, Houston Beaumont De George Hotel Preston Ave. and La Brjaga 84. FIHLFROOF.

EUROPEAN COOL ROOMS LOW BATE. TO sUWiUtEMTS A SAN ANTOKIO I ARANSAS ft nm rtM a rs i iHet HMIkMUAU i Traina Now Arrlvs at and D4part From triiori sTAT-on Dally Jnn to GAi ANTONIO 8:25 A. f. M. THROUGH SLEEPER PHONE PRESTON f219 (AalTfor Tkkot AoorrD DINE AT DALLAS Big laioqaet for New Omrersity Bebf PIiMetJ.

Bishops, Preddinf tldert sjid Stu dent Body Are to Be Honored by Big Ostherlnf Tilers September 22. Ywe fVrt Scil. DALLAS, Texas, August 10. for the purpose of tendering a banquet ta the student body of the Southern Methodist university, the 74 odd presiding elders of Texas and Oklahoma, the several bishops of the Methodist Episcopal church. South, and other church dignitaries who ara ax-pected to bo present at the opening of the university oa Baptsmber IS, a com.

mlttee from the Dallas City Ep worth League union. Is now meeting bl-weekiy working out plans and details. The spa. clous apd beautiful banquet hall of the Scottish Rite cathedral has been gener ously tendered by the directors of the Scottish Rite Cathedral association for the event, and the banquet, for which lv4 covers win be laid, will be served under the personal direction of Dave Morrison of the Oriental hotel. It will be remembered that the Dallas City Kpworth.

League union gave a similar banquet lo 111S on the occasion of the meeting of the college of bishops and the (Jeneral Kpworth League board In ue.ua, at tne same place and lor a like number aa proposed for thla one, which was pronounced by those present the most elaborate and successful events Of Its kind In the history of the social functions of the church. It is said by these tn charge that the plans now being worked out promise even a more successful ban quet than the former one. ONE THOUSAND TICKETS TO BE SOLD. That every on of the specified 1000 tickets, which are to be sold at 11 each, will be readily taken is evidenced by the fact that it la estimated that 500 ticket will ha reaulred for the new university students, 75 have been reserved for the presiding elders ot the two States named. and the balance apportioned In limited quantitiea among the 14 chapters of the Epworth league composing the City Leacue union.

Grand Prairie, although outside of the city, is Included in the or ganisation and Its Epworth leagus cnap-ter la ably assisting In the arrangements. Bishop James H. McCoy of Birmingham, will be one of the principal sneakers at the banauet. He is president of trip General Epworth league board. Dr.

ritxgeraia b. i-arser or nasunuc, isimsi m-rtarv of the leaerue. and now to be come one of the members of the faculty of the university, will also be present and fill an important place on ine program, niahnn Jnnnh 8. Kev of Sherman, loved and revered by the young people throughout the entire State as the "Father of, the Texas league," nas signuiea nis intention of being present if the condition of his health will possibly permit. He Is now well along In years, very feeble and given to ataylng close indoors, but the Epworthians are most hopeful that he will grace this occasion with hia presence.

MUSIC AND OTHER FEATURES PLANNED. Considerable, music will inter perse the program, Mrs. Frank Blankenahlp and Miss Ellse Hay being two of Dallas' well known vocalists who will participate. Ons of the special numbers will be a reading by Mrs. A.

A. Cocke, who, while absent at this time. Is expected to return to the city in time for the banquet occasion. A full list of speakers and other participants. Including topics and other details.

Is expected to be announced within a very short time. The committee on arrangements is composed of the following: Gus W. Tliomasson, general chairman; Miss Annie T. Smith, general secretary; J. A.

Rogers, finance; Miss Mary B. Capers, tickets; Miss Ruby Clark, decorations; A A. Vlck, printing and badges; Miss Josephine Wolf, program; Mrs. Frank Chappell. Invitations; George B.

Webster, publicity. Meetings are being held by the committee every Wednesday and Saturday. POUND STERLING DROPPfl) ANOTHER CENT AND A HALF English Gold and American Securities Now on Hand to Help Bedeem Exchange. iAssociattd Pr'tu Rttort.Y NEW YORK, August SO. Two things stand out tonight aa the dominant features of today's foreign exchange market.

English gold and American securities to the amount of 145,000,000 we're, on hand to help redeem the pound sterling from its latest recorded depreciation. The pound sterling dropped a cent and a half more In value. New low values of the pound sterling have become a matter of dally occurrence. For the past four business days a new record has been established each day. Today it was set at cents below normal.

There waa no Indication at the close of business today that the end of the slump was In sight In -its downward plunge sterling carried with it all continental exchange except Russian rubles. In which dealings were said to be extremely light. This money showed an improvement over Saturday, rising from S4.2S 'to 34.60. Francs went to 6.02, witnln points of their previous lew record of depreciation, and lires dropped to 4.61, 4 pounds" from their former record. German relchsroarks fell to 80 7-8, three-quarters of a cent above the low record and the same amount below their rise -of last week.

With the markets thoroughly demoralised no one In high banking circles cared to venture an explanation or a forecast. Representatives of. half a dosen big banking houses skldj they were not Interested in the latest figures. This was taken to mean that they had virtually ceased to deal in foreign exchange for the time being. CATTLE 8AIES.

SALES AT EAST ST. tOUft. NATIONAL, STOCK August 30. Quarantine receipts T3 loadsj market 1 to ISc lower. W.

W. Watson A Son, Winona. 124 steers, 043 pounds, 7.10. M. Davit, Big Heart, 37 steers, 83 pounds, .40.

Brown Ellingwood, Big Heart, 18 steers, 10S pounds. 7.1; 1S, 'steers, S3B pounds, 7.50. Mascott L. sad Altair, Texas, 400 steers, 83A pounds, Walker A Weldon, Masie. 77 steers, 1T pounds, 4.70; 3 steers, 720 pound.

B.S4; 34 steers, 38 pounds, 4.83. B. Miller, Wagoner, 11 steers, 708 pounds, J. L. Borroum, Myers, 44 native steer, 1148 pounds, 1.44; ITS steers, 1127 pounds, T.3S.

SALES AT KANSAS -OTY. -KANSAS "CITY, August 0r-Sity-six iosds quarantine cattle received market steady to 15c lower. Myers, Henrietta, 33 steers, 306 pounds, T.10: 3S Steer, ,1 Sounds, 7.0-. 20 steers. 111 pounds, S.7S; 1 steers, 331 pounds, 9.H0.

Hughes Winona, 84 steers, lOB pounds, S.8A. Watson, Winona, SOB steers, 78 pounds, 1 Mober. ly, Albany, 33 ateers, lOll pounds, 'Wit-son, Mansfield, 64 steers, S3 sounds, Wilson, 37 steers, 453 pounds, 4.14; T4 steers, 748 pounds, tiibsea, Beggs, 48 steers, 741 pounds, 4. 15. Collins, Klows, 110 steers, 4T1 pounds, 3.50.

Dursnt, Begg, 78 steer. 08 pounds, 4.44; steeri 05 pounds. 4 oe steers pounds, 4 43 steers, fta pounds, S.3; steers. S3 pounds, 4.34, J- OYER 2768 SHIES Uciied Shies Boyr dost BeVd Truce ix Nona- on Seat, Vitioa 73ow Hu Hore Veueli Za rgei in foreign Trade Than Vt Aay Tims Since) 1863,.: Said 7. 8, Offioial; (AtncUlit Prtu Xtiort.t Tt WASHINQTON.

August IS. Th Amer-lean flag bow floats over mora ships In the foreign trada than at any time glno IMS and the United States la pressing dose on Franco, and Norway aa a mari time nation. Figures made nublievtodar by the de partment of commerce show that oa June ltis. there were registered la the for eign trade 171 ahlna total gross tons, aa Increase of 141 ships and tons for the year. Practically ail the lncreasea are due to the new American reclatry law.

1 As latent Beoretary Sweet of the department of eommeroe, aald la a statement today: This la about tiiola th Increase in registered tonnage for any previous year In American history. Our registered ton nage is now much greater than at aay time since 1141 when we bad 1,024.114 gross tons in foreign trade. It la many times mora efficient, however, aa the tonnage now amounts to 1.171,047 gross tone, while tn 1141 It amounted to only 111.116 tons. The Increase from the amp registry aot of August la, 1914. to June IS, 1916.

waa so rapid that tonnage Under the American flag; now employed In foreign trade la nearly equal to such tonnage under the French or Norwegian flags. British tonnags, of course. Is more than ten fold greater." Katy Service Impeded. tAtstciotti Prut RtunS WAXAHACHIE, Texaa, August 30. No traina ara running on the Katy today between Dallas and Hillsboro aa a result of a slide in Chambers creek bottom last night.

The track waa nndermlneTi by recent rains causing the slide. It la be lieved it will require two or three day to repair the damage. a h. and S. A.

Traina Detoured. (Houston Put 5rcisi.) VICTORIA, Texaa. August 10. Owing to wreck on the main line between Hous ton and San Antonio, all Galveston Houston and San Antonio trains were routed over the Victoria division today. The extra trains caused much activity In the local yards.

WAS SENTENCED TO DEATH. Illinois negro's Case Dispatched in Less Than Six Honrs. tAuociattd Prut Report.) MURFHY8BORO, 111., August 10. -Joe Deberry, the negro who killed his benefactress. Mrs.

J. H. Martin, In her home on July 50, waa indicted nere today. pleaded guilty and was sentenced to death. The entire proceedings occupied less than six hours.

Deberry waa sentenced to be hanged October 14. Crowds tBrongeo the court room today and hundreds of persons were gathered on the streets. There were murmurings of possible mob violence, but the Dreeence of three com panles of Illinois National Ouard served" to prevent violence. 1CABINZ INTELLIGENCE. PORT -OF GALVESTON, August ARRIVED.

Dominic, Liverpool. Ventur de Larrinsgs, Manchester. Ahtiers, New "York. Angkilike, Gibraltar. SAILED.

Stanhope. Naples via Newport News, El Occidenle. Algiers. Upo Mendi, Naples via Norfolk. Vessels in Fort Destinstioo net.

Alexandrian Algier Amelia, Barrio Angkilike 1 Bolivar Antonio Athos, Cuban port Badminton Belgian Bcnwooa, rrencu ttaford, transport 13 Campania, riume V. Uluiuw, Charles E. Hsrwood Coniscliffe, schooner Crown of Toledo li alec rest, Havre Dominic Elfland El Alba, New nor ei El Paso, New York 41 Ethelwolf Fluent Gloria de Lamnaga Uarlesden 4 Hswkheaa Hekla Honduras International, rniiaucipnia KilDitrick, traniport 13 toannis Msylands Mexicano 11 port Sonacnan, Bars, bitoiw. Ribston Ssn Jacinto, New York Ssrah Rtdcliffe 18 33 Toftwood Ventura de Larnnaga Wallace, ljverpeoi West Wale Vessels Destined for Galveston. Ampleforth Liverpool Newport 8- 1 Aspasis 1lniinl J.

a a 4 8- 7 8-11 8- 7- 1 8- 13 8-13 8- 8- 8 7-11 7-31 8- 4 1- 8- 7-31 Lire Concho Nf7 Yorl5 Domingo de Liverpool Eaton llall Naples El Siglo "cw El Valla New York Ester nu G. Vojraside Oran Oienonage Greenbank Barry Hatumet Marseille Laisa Rgnor Shield Roselaods RioPirahy Shields 8-11 8- 8 fSs i-s Urna St. Nasair 8- Ti J. jrvn avaus. PORT EADS.

August 30. Arrived Aspk- ia, Key West: Creole, New York; Jtl Monte, New. York; HeredU.Boc del Tore Jolando di Georgia, Nor, Fronters; Osraan, Brry; Peter New York; Siskiyou. Bluefields; Surinatne, Port Barrios; Yoro, Ceib. Sailed Frohtera; Eicon-dido, Blueiielda; Pensscola; Motricine, Fr Gibraltar; Omoa, Omo via Puerto Cortex; Perfection, New York.

Fort of Honston. Arrived Ilarwood. with oil, at Lynchburg; Algiers, from New York, at Bolivar roads. Destined for Houston Pettibone, August SI at Lynchberg; Ocmulgee, from New York, sailed August 80, due September New Orleans, from New Orleans, due August SI; Dorothy, from Philadelphia, due. September 8.

Fort Arthur. h)" PORT ARTHUR. Tess. August 80. Xr-rived- Ashtsbuls, London Pstell, London) Breifond.

Rotterdam Harperley, Pensscola- Wietdrecht, Dutch, Rotterdam; El Toro. London. i Sailed Northwetern, Tsmpko," V-' Sand Key. WEST, August 10. Passed Send Key August 33 Ines, El Cid and Wabasha; sound west; August 34 Mar, Ancel B.

Peres, Mo-tano, Pendarve, M. Guffey and transport New Zealand, bound west; Morgan liner, sound asVt: -r I Go via Kanaas City and St. Louis to Eaatarn Points and Chicago. USB California lafU IKltTi' For Information, Rrvatlon, Etonr writs BflV EKeiBSIOD TO Mi Orleans $Sa00 Trip Fare Sept. 4, Going.

Sept. 8f Returning. GULF COAST LINES Ticket 925 Tex Av4nu. Rlc Hot4l. Phon P806.

TE3E HIGtE HOUSTON, TEXAS Maintains but on rat enedBl and always th am uniform aarvle. Thera ara no fnW rooms, and all ara large, cool and con. fortabln. and Up Without Bath. and Up With Bath.

Eocsr D. Ibtthews, llgt. Hotel Bristol AND ANNEX EUROPEAN PLAN 60 Rooms 11.00 75 Rooms with Private Bath $130 60 Rooma with Private Bath $2.00 CAFE NOW OPEN Sea Food Our Specialty. Management F. A.

HERVEY, Jr. New Cotton Hotel EUROPEAN Room With Bath. "THE HOTEL WHERE YOU FEEL AT HOME" i ROOAS WITH BATH LS0 DELIGHTFUL ROOMS 1.00 10W MOCK EAST GRAND CHtTIUl DtPOT Steamship lines SA Arspehoe Licensed to carry 300 1 New tke GalveswsavftewYerkServise $Q( NEW YORK JJ ROUND TRIP aTaL MasTttiwsTi iiasoYs inn Fewwkiwsa wAntpaJioy' "SamJgwsiotty -Conchof CcntuaT sVULBSS EV0KT SATURDAT Cili una New Terfc Fa jadonW all awash and snrayaj ssssssas ffsWaaaaaa aboavrj sliip. Rrtorn by steaaear c7 awU isn vthsssaie. Ful aaiocinanon at aaf 1X341 OBKOj Of WDJ3 MALLORYLINE Tessa -sat.

CliNARD ErtaMwasw 114 EUROPE vis LIVERPOOL SAXON 1A 1 A.M. ORDUNA SEPT. 26, 19 A.M. TUBCANIA OCT. 1, P.M.

BAXONIA SAT, OCT. 1 14 A.M. ORDUNA OCT. SS, 1 A.M. Kn Route to Glssgow.

ROUND THE WORLD TOURS. Through bookings to alt principal porta of the world. COMPANY'tOFFICst, 21-34 State N.V. Tern Hood, 3. P.

Hudsea, Local Agents. Jim Carroll Killed by Train. lAjnciolii Prut RtPori.1 GALVESTON Texaa, August SO. Jim Carroll, IS years old, who had been work-Ing as a track laborer for some time, was run over by a awiteh engine and Instant Proaton be aURS 589. CAUSEWAY REPAIR TO BE DISCUSSION Engineers Will HpH Conference on Matter Tuesday.

Salvage tyompanies Seek Contraots to Befloat 8tranded Steamers, Probable Cost Being About $400,000. (Houston Port SptcieU GALVESTON, Texas, August 10. Plans for the restoration of tne uai-veston causeway, which waa -badly damaged by the tropical hurricane of August 16-17, wlU be the subject of a conference of engineers here tomorrow. Th4 con ference will be attended by the engineers of the steam rallroada, tha lnt4nirban rail way and the county of Galveeton. Gen eral H.

M. Robert, TJ. Si engineering corps retired, wia represent the county as consulting engineer. It is expeciea mat rxains win vm uu-nlna into Galveston ovsr. the.

temporary trestle being built by the railroads by Thursday of tnis wee ai wm bmsi, Th. Kltv'e water buddIv la Still limited. as only, an eight-Inch main la la service. Repairs to one oi tne wis anroesothe bat will be-completed soma time this week. Representauvea or seven aaivase nrmi thla afternoon met with representatives of the balvage Association of Lloyd London, and presented bids for steamships Ribston, Eaton Hall, Harleo-den and Wallace and the achooner- Edna V.

Plckela, which went ashore in the hurricane. Among the bidders waa tha Atlantic Gulf and Pacific Dredging-pom- any or Jrlouston. roe amount wi ids vnil not bo made public until after the Interchange, -of estimates with tha ly killed in the wharf yards here today. He is survived by two sons. ftTTAEANTINE WAS Texas Ineladed in Belease An -nouneed by Califoniian.

(Huociatti Prttt Report.) SACRAMENTO, August 10. Govarnos Hiram Johnson issued a tnwlmuih. si- day and released many States from CaN ifornla'a quarantine against foot 'and cattle, sheep and awlne are mada upon ceruiioate oi oiate veterinarlana or If approvea ewe inspectors are sent to CaUfornta. It becomes effective 8ept4m ber 1. The proclamation Includes ArkaHsas, Louisiana, Mississippi, Oklahoma.

Taxaa and tha republic of Mexico. TWO HELD ATPALESTINI. Arrests' Hade in Coimeetio Witv yvs, Delaney's Death. 1 (Houston Pott Spetiml.) PALESTINE, Texas, August 30. Lacy Helfq and Gordon Steele, two wall known young men of thla city, ana being held by the authorltlea on warrants sworn out against them, In connection with the.

uui oi ug ieieney Daturaay On Sab Ditlly; taqo L3uh .1 seaas ula Summc Excursion I elects New Mall Steamer to Sydney. tAuocUtti Prett Rtfort.) WASHINGTON, August SO. An arrangement was concluded today between the poatofflce department and the Oceanic Steamship company for an additional 14 knot mail steamer between San Francisco and Sydney, Australia, via Pago, Samoa, and Honolulu. This will result In a sailing from San Francisco every three weeks Instead of every four weeks beginning October 14. No.

6SG Thl h) atwaalpttos tot MALARIA or CHILLS PCVER. Five or six ooses will bfaak any ease, 4nrJ it take dvsa aa toate fa Favor will 004 return. It acta oa tfca Brat better thsa -i' '-r Memphle PltUburo .449.65 Cincinnati 342.J0 York Loulsvllla 17,30 Chfe at. L. MORStlS, D.

P. A A. M. BUROE, City Paa. Agent.

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