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The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1894-02-28
MIR. BRIAkERNOFF
Stands Straight Up on "The News
Municipal Platform.

Hon. } +. Brinkerhoff was met
by News reporter this afternoon.
"Haveu't you some views upon
municipal issues that you would
like to express through the columns
of The NEws?" the scribe asked of
the statesman from tho Third ward.
cine News platform about
covers the case" he replied. Gas
to the last two clauses, my record in
the council for the last four years in
the matter of street and other i'm
provements shows that | stand
upon them. AS to the first
clause, if ! am elected will enforce
the Laws"
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PERSONAL.


r B. Cooley, a prominent Dial.
laslte, is at the Pacific.
Gen. L. S. Ross, who has been in
the city for several days, returned
last night to Bryan.
Emil Seelig, of St. Louis, one of
the jolliest roadsters that visit
Wacp, is at the Pac fic.
j. M Bemisb, of Houston, editor
of the Texas Commercial Traveller,
Is Autographed at the Pacific.
Hon. Herache T. Smith, recorder
OF Fort Worth, is in the ity. He
says the municipa! campaign is
warming up in his town.
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A Store Burslarized.

The grocery store of J. q. Foulks,
successor to J. B. Vesey, corner of
Dutton and South Sixth streets,
'w@s bnrglarzed Monday night. The
burglars secured an entrance by
cutting hole 10 the outside shutter
.and openiI z the sash.
4 quantity of flour, hams, bacon
and tobacco was stolen.
This is the same store in which a
ueero woman was caught in the act
IF burglarlz ne last summer
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The Equitable Co-insIlrance and
Contribution Clause.

Inc insurance men Of Texas have
agreed upon new clause for their
insurance contracts, and 2 We notice
that it will 90 Into effect immedi-
ately. 1t is as follows:
1t is understood and agreed that
this company shall be liable only for
such proportion of the loss under
any division of this policy, a. the
amount hereby insured on SAID di
vision bears to the total value of the
property described therein. Pro-
vlded, that IN the event the total
insurance on any division of prop.
erty, As per division of this policy,
shall be equal to or exceed the total
cash value thereof, then this compa-
ny shall be liable only for its pro
rata share of the loss under such
division, it being understood and
agreed that the term "total insur
ance" embraces the amount for
which the assured becomes coin.
surer as per agreement, as follows,
10 wit:
1t is understood aud agreed that
the assured shall be co-iusursr for
at least the following amounts, to.
wit: II st the time of the fire the
total value of all property covered
by this policy Shall amount to S25,-
600; or less, the assured shall be a
cc-lnsuEer for at least % per cent.
OF the value Of each dlvIsion of
property as per division of this
policy; if the total value of all
property shall be more than 1875, 600
and does not exceed $50 900, the
assured shall be a co.iusuter Tor at |
least 20 per cent. of the value of |
each division of property; if the |
total value of the property she'll be
more than S50, 600 and does not ex.
ceed 500, 900, tha assured shall be |
a co-lnsurer for at least 5 per cent. !
OF the value of each division of
If the total value of all
properly SHALL exceed 500, 600 the
assured shall be a co-insurer for at
least 10 per cent. of the value of
each division of property.
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MECHA N EE I
']ho Cotton Palace Project
Fully Discussed.
ssney Subscribed in Addition TO the
Stock Already Taken.

There was a meeting Of the me
eShanics Of Waco at the city hall last
nlgat, called for The purpose Ct con
sideFing The Cotton Palace project
Mr.. B1shnell called the NEE tin
TO order and explained that it was
Intended as a conference of me
chanics to see how much stock
would Do taken by them ia tie Cot.
1gn Palace.
MIR. Bushnell was elected chair
rnan and s l. Jones secretary.
Mr. Etheridge said macy me
ohanios had slreaiy subscribed, but
no concerted action had been taken
and no assurance had been given IS
low they woul be expected 10 psy
heir subscriptions. In a general
way il was understood that the pay.
gnents saould he made in labor on
the building. He thought some
guarantee to that eil ct should be
given.
After the discussion w. A
Cooper, Jas K. ktherldge and Rtoh.
ard Parraut were app inted CON.
mitiee To report resolutions express
ing the Sense of the meeting.
1he committee Withdrew and the
discussion continued, participated
IN by q. O. Forsgard, J G. Adrian,
:. +. Trott, w. A. Trott, A. p.
} ones and others
Mr. Fongard was opposed to ask
ing that contract be required to
furnish wo'k to those who sab.
scrl6ed. He believed the Palace
would furnish work for a grear
nany mechanics, and that Other en-
Gerpvises that would follow IT would
furnish employment for all the bal.
2noe.
The Committee made a report to
Inc effect that the meeting thought
the Palace should be tuilt by home
la Dor. Mr. Forsgard opposed the
report.
A substitute was offered making
a request that Waco IN, chanics BE- /
given the preference.
On motion of Mr. Forsgard the
substitute and report were both
tabled.
Subscriptions were called for and
.Gose present responded TO the
amount of 1900.
Mr. Bushnell gave notice that the
Mechanics you'd meet next Tues.
lay evening 10 consider other mat.
.ars,
me me ting then adjourned.
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The MOndern Invalid

Has tastes incidentally, in keeping
with other luxuries. A remed 2
must be pleasantly acceptable in
form, purely wholesome in compost
tson, truly beneficial in effect aud
entirely free from every obiectiona-
BILE quality. If really i'll he con-
suits physician; if constipated he
uses the gentle family laxative,
Syrup Of Figs.
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BOARD OF HEALTH.
Special Meeting Of the Board Last
Night considered Scarlet Fever.

AlgIlI-'-C0llSldered Acarlet fe|er.
The board of health held spe c al
NEE ting last night to take further
plans for preventing the spread of
scarlet fever.
The chairman submitted lengthy
report covering hts investigation of
the eruptive diseases in the infected
neighborhood which we're brought
TO his attention, and stated that al.
though the cases had appeared three
weeks ago, there were no sy mptoms
that would warrant the conclusion
that it was scarlet fever until sew
eral days ago. He reported the
place carfuly guarded, Sanitary In
spector Blessington had taken list
of the names Of all the people living
in the infected district, and strict
measures had been taken to prevent
any children leaving the district or
going to school.
On motion of DR.. Black it was
decided trat the board go in a body
t. day and visit the houses that are
infected.
The meeting then adjourned.
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PHYSICIANS.
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For Sale.

One five room house, two lots,
50xl5os good we'll water, buggy
house aad stall; corner of Peach and
Earl street, East Waco.
t. q. KIRKPATRICK.
sos Sonth Eighth st.
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Life AWAY

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tie book that tells all about No.to.bac.
the wonderful, harmless guaranteed
tobacco habit cure. The cost is tri-
Ting and the man who wants to quit
and cant runs no physical or financial
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Early Morning Fire.

"A vacant four-room cottage on
jackson street, between SIKH and
Seventh, the property of Sam San.
ger aud Sol Hlrshberg, burned this
morning shortly before daylight
The building was covered by $50
insurance IN the Fire Association,
placed by Mackey & Willig.
The origin of the fire is not
known, as no one was living in the
building lncendiarism is sus.
pected.
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COnyaleScing.

rnE News is gratlhed to learn
'tAat Mr.. Meredith Kendrck, living
GEAR Moody, the youngest son Of
sur old friend, Hon, B. j. Kendrick
2f whitehall, VINO has been sex for
'eAe past thirty Ven days with ty-
phold fever is low .lescing.
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ANNOUNCEMENT,
COUNTY orr,c,,.
County ~ oERS.

The NEWS Is en,h,- e'snrer.
arer, at the next st seSs,odi o aa1css,
c,, We are authorized to .n
D.i'.on a. a Candidate for " naNuhouce j,I
NJ ~ : o. nMcLennan county. uso,nhinstios !.
ol -, the Democracy of ,n.' ss subject ioS.
The NRws is authpriz - 'an'H
tollon, rs n candidatn'a to annou,.
Of Of the e d ensolng election, sub,soo.a
~ w. u.nocratic party. ''O' 10 u
r, John M Connor is a c,Oa,,..
cratic party. " V"e acton Oi,h'
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For yUn,,.

,,o ne ere authorized TO apnor,.
,ocn, sne present lacnmhanuace Z. G.. \
IL tCr ~ re,election to the ONO. 1 ~ az ~ cs
OF waco at the ensuing elect 4, omaayO,ois
B, tns News Ia authorized to sn mpn''
y .,tg a sermon a. candidate ~ s.o,nouau
ny o' "ac'' at the enanins ,Js oaa.'ol
we Are authorized to annouro ,'I'0a
ca ,, iuate for election Of ' tha sssH "
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FhE ctNCT OFFICER,
Justice oftI,on any

THk NtWs Is Antho,,,, 0e'
Ieo a. paw f as 2 ca adldate at the ~ ~, ~
eit S,af lor Justice ofthe Pesc%a' ' s sppn
!, McLshnan county. subjest to rex, ttie'
to" Democratic party. '0' 10 the u
The NEW is authorized IN s,
ritAhugu, ne cAniidate fos oaol,
Peace OF Precinct No /, McI,s,n oas'lI.
The News is authorized tn ,n au "'
Banton as q candidate for W. annou1s.
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For Sale,

Nice SHADE trees for yards or
sidewalk. p. G.. KIRKPATRICK.
COS South Eighth street.
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pnkIAblc

Charley Sparss announces h,u.
hidate for constable Of preri,n,n sel
ran : ounty Texas. subject ~ ~. ~. "
int Democracy OF the county 'us N
The NKws Is authorized Ia sr,..
spArts as candid tie for con.ta IV.' \
10, l. subject 70 the action Of sha ~
party. VI lne lem
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btisnIWeli, as a candidate for on.' y
ifecinc' NJ. |, at tue next elec,iorrV l ~.
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WANTED.

WANTE"--A buggy horse M hsl
w Apply to j c. Fouks, come, Al
Dutton streets. w
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MISCELLANEOUS.

EOIk EEN'T Cheap. 10 responsiose ~
L two unfarnished rooms. !Sa
, 1894-03-03
Publication.

IT is hereby made known that in
meeting held on the goth inst,
the Colonial Council has reelected
Mr.. CkEAGH member Of the
Board of Health for the town of
Christiansted, and that Govern
ment has rearpointed Mr.. A. b,
SpAKEMANN member o. The said
Board and Mr.. +. r. FORD mem
of the Board Of Health for the town
Of Frederiksted.
Government sccrotary's Office. St. Croix,
the 28tb February 1894.
JTNPRTCHT.
, 1894-03-03
acknowledgements

RET bekjendtgj6res herved, at
lid Kolonialfaadet i Sit den 26de
DIS. afholdte Mode har gienvalgt
Bankbestyrer CKEAGH til Medlem
af Sundhedskommissionen for Chri-
stiansteds By, og at Gouvernementet
har gienvalgt procurator A. E.
STAKEMANN til MedleM af nevn-
te Kommission og Forretningsforer
E. r. FORD til Medlem at Sund-
hedskommissionen for Frcderiksteds
BY. Q
28de Februar 1884.
, 1894-03-03

The Right Revd. L. KooK will preach in
the Lutheran Church at Frederiksted on
Sunday tile4ih inst. jto-morrow.)
The Ven. Archdeacon Dodsworth of St.
Kits arrived by The Bermuda Thursday morn
ing, and will act temporarily as Rector Of St.
Johns Church, the Revd. A. J. GUNNER hav-
ing RESIGNED.
, 1894-03-03

5. Introduction of and lst Discussion on
Draft of Ordinance concerning 'blegistra-
ton Of Danish ,Westindia Vessels.
The Draft with Remarks reads as follows:
, 1894-03-03
DRAFT OF
concerning the Registration Of Doniah West
India vessels.

The ordinance of 18th September 1871 con.
corning Registration of Danish West India
Ships is modified as follows:
, 1894-03-03

Translation.
Evening journal., 1894-03-07
RECENT LITERATURE.

Merrill and Baker. publishers. No "A
Fifth avenue New York, have issued
novel by Miss Lily Long, author of "a
Squire of Low Degree" entitled ZAP
prentices to Destiny" Every one who
enjoys a good wholesome story enter
tainingly told will relish this novel of the
present day which touches on some of
the most generally discussed questions
Of the day, but which does not detract
any from It's interest as a story, There Is
a purpose in the book that snimates
every man aud woman who takes life to
be something more than a game Of
chance II is the purpose Of living well
and wOrthily. Apprentices to Destiny"
excels the ordinary love story
and makes strong impression
on the reader. The story is
much more than a history Of foolish
frtatious where the heroes aud
heroines lose their heads The chief
people In the story are those who take
life seriously. 1t opens ia the studio Of
a Bohemian artist in Chicago, but soon
shifts to-a pretty little country town.
In these places the plot is laid. Joyce
Mabie, the daughter Of the artist, is the
heroine She is brought under the
! influence Of an enthusiastic socialist aud
| thinks she sees in his ideals her life
work. Paul Rodman, a handsome young
man, falls in love with her. She sets
tasks for him TO do which are TO prove
his devotion to her ideals rather than &c
herself Miss Mabie, although loving
Paul, considers IL her duty TO continue
her socialists lsbors aud tries 90 shut
him out Of her life In the end she fails
I'm her most ambitious plans, only e
find happiness as an ordinary woman
There are many characters in the story
aud the author has put her strength up.
on these rather than the plot. The inter
est In the story grows steadily until th
last page is turned
Evening journal., 1894-03-07

Increased cares and duties, increase in
mental strain, lessened physical labor
and increased mental work, have been
gradually giving us bodies in which the
nervous element predominates.
Diseases are to day as different from
diseases of century ago as is their
treatment. While the average individ-
ual now does more mental work. we are
not as well able to bear the strain as they
were
Nine tenths of us neither eat, sleep,
exercise, batbe, or recreate ourselves in a
proper way. It is all hurry ano turmoil
Little rest and much care.
When the albumen and fbrine OF the
blood-the nutritious principles of the
blood become deficient in their relative
proportions to the other parts OF the
blood, the health suffers IL nervous
power be depressed, then the food ia i'm
perfectly digested, sssimilated, and con
verted Into blood and tiss le.
There is the case in a nutshell OF hall
the diseases and Illness in the world
Here is the cure-the greatest medical
discovery Of modern times-the remedy
FIRST prescribed by The greatest physician
of this age. Professor Edward Phelps
NJ D LII. D., Of Dartmouth college
the remedy that has made more people
Evening journal., 1894-03-07

quired OF our legislators Yet they hesi-
tate from cowardiee or from self
interest. Il Is pitiable and
embarrassing but not hopeless.
In fact the law repeating the silver pur-
chase clause was passed under far more
depressing conditions. We trust the
Wilson BILL or some similar bill, will go
through the Senate. II this should not
occur we shall 60 through the contest
again. The protection Of private indus
tries at the public cost Is doomed II is
bound to CO. The longer the protected
interests oppose the reduction of the
tariff the greater will be the reduction
when 1t comes As the Wilson bill is
more radical than the Mills and the
Morrison bills 80 the next bill will be
more radical than the Wilson bill
Evening journal., 1894-03-07

we'll than any other ever known-the
truest food for the nerves-the best
known strengtbener of impoverished
blood-the remedy that from one end OF
the country to the other, and in Europe
as we'll, is endorsed by physicians, pre-
scribed and used by them, recommended
by the plain people. unequivoeally in
dorsed by men and women of wide repu-
tation, blessed by thousands-Paine's
celery compound.
Try it. Any druggist has it or will
get it for you.
Read the following unsolicited letter
from Mr. Frank Bair. whose portrait is
given above, one OF Chicsgo's best known
and most highly esteemed Young bust
ness men. the Western agent of the
great firm Of Nash, Wilton & Co. salt
dealers Of New York
Il have used Paipe's celery compound
for the past six months, and must say
that it has helped me wonderfully.
had pain in my back and chest, and
faint, tired feelings at the stomach, and
when 1 would eat the taste would make
me desthly sick. | became very weak
and lost about twenty pounds. After
having used few bottles OF Paine's
celery compound I am feeling better thar
/ have in all my life Try it,
Evening journal., 1894-03-07

THE ridiculous tin plate manufact-
urers Of Pittsburg poke their heads out
Of concealment to say that Welsh oper
ators will destroy what little benefit the
framer Of the Wilson bill uninteniion-
ally gives to American producers Of that
commodity With 4 cents pound
duty on pig tin under the Mckinley law,
and no domestic tin, even from those 05
per cent mines Of Ell Perkins, we would
like to have the resurrected Pittsburg
timers explain how much tin plate they
are enabled to make. They are debarred
from competition at the start by thst
sent duty. What shams and frauds this
protection fsllacy covers Think Of a
cent duty to protect domestic tin
when there Is no domestic tin to protect
These fellows should return to their re
tirement Even Mckinley has not the
stolidlty or the stupidity to urge the
manufacture of more political tin
Evening journal., 1894-03-07

THE manner in which those Swarth-
more students showed their disapproval
OF young Hutchinson is not creditable to
a Pennsylvania institution Of learning
We believe the money idea Is so preya-
lent and so controlling in that state that
brutality is a logical outcome even in
colleges The game OF football was
never so abused as at the colleges in
Pennsylvania Pennsylvania is rich but
not cultivated. The people often seem
not to possess the amenities which refiue
and elevate people Of other states. The
representation in Congress has been
inferior for many years and the worst
carpet baggers in the South after the
war as we'll as the worst slave-driving
over-seers before the war came from
Pennsylvania The whiskey re.
belion occurred there as the
frst serious domestic disorder in this
country, and since then the record has
been retained with the riots Of fittsburg
in 1877, the molly Mcguire crimes and
Homestead There is something better
than money; there is an honester wsy OF
getting money than a system Of legisla-
tion which robs ones unwilling neighbol
to benefit his vn private enterprise.
Evening journal., 1894-03-07

GA no, those Senators could not be de-
ferring action on the Wilson bill in
order to speculate In Wall street; they
are too anxious about the preservation Of
American industries and the prevention
Of starvation among the American work
lnpmenl But the situation is instruc-
tive, II IL assists to teach the people that
the industries and the workingmen
should not depend on the action Of Con-
gress for preservation or wages. It is an
unmixed evil tn t Congress has anything
to do with either It would be better to
lose our Industries That is imp )ssible,
however, aud the protectionists keep
the questions in Congress- as the Senators
are delaying action, for their own private
purposes.
Evening journal., 1894-03-07
House cnncns q FI,zIe.

WAsHTNGToS, March THE Democratic
house caucus called 70 consider the advisa-
bility Of strengthening the rules failed to
secure q quorum, and the 81 Democrats
present adjourned without reaching q con
clusion. Two hours were spent i'm general
discussion Speaker Crisp left earlyin the
evening aud was followed 10y others who
recognized that nothing would be accom-
plished When the meeting broke mp, it
was tine general understanding that the ef-
fort to strengthen che rules and compel the
attendance Of a quorum had come to an
end for the present.
Evening journal., 1894-03-07

IT is beautiful to contemplate the
heroic figure Senator Murphy presents as
the defender Of the Collars and Cufs Ia
dustry Of Troy In the previous bill for
taxes on the people to support the gov
ernmsnt we beheld the entraneing
spectacle Of Senator Edmunds demand.
ing bounty for bis maple sugar clients
in Vermont Mr. Hewitt says the
southern statesmen have fallen from
the high estate Of their predecessors.
What can he say OF Hill, Murphy.
Cameron, Quay, Aldrieh, Chandler, and
of the great constitutional lawyer
Edmunds-the man who refused tc
shake the hand Of Blaine in friendship