The Brownsville daily herald. [volume], October 27, 1905, Image 2

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THE DAILY HERALD.
Jesse O. Wheeler, Proprietor.
Consolidated in 1893 with the Daflr Cos
mopolitan which was published in
Brownsville, for sixteen years.
OFFICIAL COUNTY AND CITY JOURNAL
Kutered at the Postofficc Brownsville. Texas,
as second-class matter.
FRIDAY, OCTOBER27. 1905.
NEW TIME CARD.
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How about that fair exhibit, are
you in?
Hear us shout! Brownsville is
coming to the front and don't you
forget it.
It is now announced that Rocke
feller needs as rest. Good laud!
let him take it, like he does every
thing else.
The Wilson County Journal says
rit is several weeks ahead of Con
gressman Garner in announcing in
favor of Judge Wells for Governor.
.No doubt the McCurdy family
of Mutual fame wishes that Fergus
'Falls, Minn., organization would
let them stay at the pap trough a
"Jittle while longer.
Do we not want, an exhibit at
the San Antonio fair. It seems to
be about the proper thing, and no
time should be lost in preparing a
proper exhibit of the many pro
ducts of this section.
Does the succesful man bring
success by sitting down and wait
ing? Well, hardly. He brings" it
by getting out and making things
.happen. The town must do like
wise. See the point?
When a railroad company wants
a bonus from a town, how does it
get it? Asks for it, of course.
,If we want a bridge let's ask for it.
If the railroad don't want to build
it, no harm is done, and we can at
.least show where we stand.
Roosevelt is having the time
-of his life enjoying the South's
-hospitality. In his speech at
.Tuskegee, Ala., to the pupils of
Booker T. Washington's school,
.Roosevelt said among other things
:that "ignorance is the costliest crop
that can be raised in any part of
this union
Now comes another pest, like un
to the boll weevil, yet totally dif
ferent. It is the pepper weevil,
with a technical name a foot long,
and threatens to everlastingly put
the kibosh, on the pepper crop.
This weevil is propagated within
the pod, where it remains until the
pepper is ruined, then the bug
.comes forth and turns its attention
.to other plants. Verily the varied
resources of Texas are marvelous.
Experts are at work trying no de
vire means for its extermination.
The souvenir anniversary edi
tion of the Houston Chronicle is
jan ever speaking. monument to the
enterprise of the management, to
say nothing of its intrinsic value to
Houston and vicinity. It is gotten
out in magazine form, contains 112
pages, every one of which has
either interesting views of its city,
or is filled with good reading per
taining to Houston. vThe Chronicle
is right up to the minute, and is
reaping the reward of its enter
prise.
The Herald would urge upon
everv citizen of this section the ad
visability of" preparing an exhibit
of our products for display at the
San Antonio International Fair
Such an exhibit would be a mute
but eloquent advertisement of the
wondrous resources of this country
and would be viewed by thousands
of people from less favored sections
many of whom are totally unaware
of the superior advantages here
An intelligent and competent com
mittee has been appointed to secure
and properly arrange the exhibit,
and it remains for everybody to
secure specimens of the many
products now being grown. They
talk while you are absent, and
each day new admirers will gaze
upon the products of a land
which is still in its swaddling
clothes, when viewed from the
standpoint of possible development.
The transportation will be furnish
ed free for such exhibit, and it is
now up to our people to do the
rest. It will also be well tojsend the
exhibit to the Houston Carnival
which closes about the time of open
ing of the San Antonio fair.
Government Returns Necklace.
New York. Rather than take
chances on the result of litigation
over a $22i000 pearl necklace
which is now in the custody of
Collector Stranahan, the govern
ment will accept a check for the
amount of duty and return the
jewels to the woman who owns
them. This is the conclusion
which Leslie M. Shaw, secretary
of the treasury, reached after con
ferring with Mr. Stranahan yesterday.
The necklace was brought into
the country without the payment
of duty by a woman whose name
the-customs officials have conceal
ed. She succeeded in getting the
necklace by the inspectors on the
pier, bat the treasury department
earned of the purchase abroad.
When they failed to find any
record of it among the declarations
of passengers on incoming steam
ships secret service agents were
sent to watch the woman who was
suspected of having evaded the
payment, of duty. She was fol-j
owed from this city to Philadel
phia, Boston and Chicago, and
was finally informed that customs
officials were watching her. A
lawyer then called upon the Col-
ector and offered a check, for
$13,000" in payment of duty.
Mr. Sttanhan insisted upon the
surrender of the necklace. He
placed it in a safe deposit vault
and sent a report on the matter to
Washington. Influential friends
of the woman appealed in her be
half to the Treasury Department
officials, and with the result of the
Dulles trial and other prolonged
and unsuccesslul litigation over
jewelry iu mind, the Government
officials have practically decided to
take the woman's check and call
incident closed.
We might have some difficulty
in proving that the necklace which
is now in our custody is identical
in all respects with the necklace
which was brought in without the
payment of duty," said Secretary
Shaw, at the Fifth Avenue Hotel
last night, "it is better, I think,
to accept payment for the duty
and return the necklace to the
owner."
"Who is the owner?"
'"I do not think it necessary to
give her name. We have hun
dreds of incidents like this, and
there is no reason why any special
attention should be attracted to
this case."
Weather Report.
New Orleans, Oct. 27. Tonight
and Saturday, partly cloudy. Cold
er Saturday; Light, variable winds,
becoming northerly. Cune ,
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