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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-09
The HONEYMOON PAPERS-6.

RUCEL.INE CHUBB
had long been
anxious 10 hear
the report OF the
prize competitions
opened by the
Daily Sum for
the best sugGes-
ton of an occupa-
ton for the pauper
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-09

Windsor French Hair Re,tOrcT (which l. mol
ty, viii restore it 10 it, original color. Send ior
If'e sealed circular containing testimonials aud
plCc list NINE CAROLINE. Face and Hair
Specialist. @<3 9th Ave, New York SO Clinton
ave- Albany rs fremont 81, Boston. Mss.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-09

. Nlr that girl face TO face las, night, "
-Id Cholly.
How did She stand the shock ?"-/nH.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-03-07
THE SENATE.

Austin. Texas. March 6.-Petitions were
| the first order this morning. and MIR,
Turney sent up a petition from the resi-
dents OF schlelcher county asking that they
be not exempted from the stock inspection
Law, and MIR. Linn OF Victoria sent up
one from tho citizens OF Goliad county
protesting against restrictive medical leg
slation.
Mr.. Colqu.tt called up senate bill No.
50, requiring express companies TO main
tain general Offices in the State, which
had been amended In the house. and asked
that the senate do not concur in the
amendment but defer It to a conference
committee.
Senate bill No. SO. covering a technicality
In the code Of criminal procedure. was
called up with slgift house amendment
on which MIR. Bell moved for a confer
enCe committee.
Mr. Goss offered as a substitute to ac-
, ccpt the amendment, and upon that thirty
minutes debate resulted. When the sit
nation came to an issue MIR. Beall. who
had made a very urgent appeal in behalf
OF the bill as tt was sent to the house
asked that the substitute he laid on the
table, which was defeated. Mr.. Beall
moved call OF the senate aud opposed a
motion of MIR. Woods to excuse the alb
sontees. The proposition was successful
by a good majority, which relieved the
call. and Mr. Deall moved that further
consideration be uGtponed. which was de-
feated by a vote of 10 to s. As a last re-
sort the senator from Ellis moved an ad-
journment until Monday. 10 a. m. This
too was defeated. The previous question
had heen ordered prior to the time the
motion for adjournment had been put and
Mr.. Beall moved 10 reconsider the motion
by which II had been ordered. He began
speaking to his motion. when Mr.. Atlee
nH.ta .NFF st. el.W . ian
from Ellis was out OF order. The point
was ruled not we'll taken.
This precipltated an Interesting discus
sion on parliamentary usages. and when
Mr.. Bealls motion for reconsideration was
placed before tho body no quorum voted
a call OF the senate was again ordered,
the roll call revealing several absent mocn-
bers.
Mr. Lewis carried a motion to issue pro-
cosses for the absent members. which was
reconsldered by subsequent vote, and
Mr.. Bealls motion 10 reconsider the vote
by which the previous question was or
dered was put and lost by vote of Ia to
.. The substitute OF Mr.. Goss coneurrlng
In the house amendment to senate bill No.
SO then carried with little opposition
The house called for free conference
committee to consider house bill No. 65,
assessing a penalty for throwing missiles
at or firing into a passenger train In tran
sit, which had been returned to the senate
with an amendment not concurred In. The
following committee was announced:
Cough. Darwin. Stafford. Terrell and Col
quit,
House bill No. ~, the validating act,
was In the same position, and the following
conference committee was named: Rogers.
Goss Lewis. Dibrell and Beoll.
Mr.. Dibrell sent up his reasons for hav-
ine voted mo" on senate bill No 100 yes-
terday. and requested that the same be In
corporated In the Journal.
Mr.. Wood called up senate bill No. III.
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guage through any telephone or over any
wire or line of any telephone system and
fixing the penalty therefor, said penalty
being a fine in any sum not to exceed $2Oo.
BY Mr.. Childs-Petition OF forty-six
wholesale and retail business men OF San
Antonio asking for the passage OF an act
prohibiting preferences.
BY Mr.. Beaird--Petiton OF merchants OF
Tyler asking the defeat Of the Evans and
similar assignment bills.
by Mr.. Iiill--petition from 102 mer-
chants Of Travis county asking for the
passage of an act prohibiting preferences.
BY Mr. DEMONSTRATION from citizens
Of Comanche county objecting to the TAX
ing of any portion OF that county for the
formation OF n new county.
House bill No 3g6 Thy Mr.. LiIlard) pro-
vidng that interpretations for school pur-
poses only may include within their bounds
Incorporated towns and villages which have
not assumed control of the public schools
within their limits passed finally.
House bill No. 337 (by Mr.. Meade) re-
dncing the minimum term of imprisonment
for perjury from five to two years passed
finally.
by unanimous consent the following bills
were introduced
BY Moore of Fort Bend-Bil providing
for the extension Of the terms OF the dis
trict court in Waller and Fort Bend coun-
ties.
By Peery--Blll authorizing copies OF in
struments conveying lands in Archer coun-
ty recorded In Jack county from the l0tL
day of August. 1870, to be admitted in evil
/ nee in all suits where secondary evidence
is admissible.
by Brigance-Bil to amend article 1906
OF the Revised Civil Statutes pertaining to
elections In cities and towns.
BY Maxwel-Bill providing for extending
the limits of a town or village Incorporated
for school purposes only by taking in ad1ac
ent territory.
BY Shropshire-Bill providing for the
transfer of school children and of pro rata
Of the school fund from one district to an
other.
BY Holland of Burnet-Bill to reorganize
the Twenty seventh. Thirty third. Thirty
eighth and Fifty-irst judicial districts.
BY NATURALIZATION on behalf OF 1000
coal miners urging immediate action on
house bill relating to the health and safety
OF such miners as are daily exposed to the
dangers incidental to their work.
Rising to question Of personal privilege,
Mr.. Lillard stated that in view of the with
drawal by Mr.. Henderson OF his resolution
TO investigate certain charges alleged to
have been made against the State superin-
tendent OF public instruction. he desired to
have eXpunged from the journal his reasons
for voting for said resolution, and to give
notice that hereafter he proposed to alb
stain from voting on resolutions of that
character. His request was granted, and
the house adjourned until 10 o'clock Mon
day morning,
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Terrell In,nue ASYLUM.

Cors!cana. Texas. March 5.-Representa
tive Wood was In the city today on his re-
turn from an inspection of the Terrell In
sane asylum. Before leaving for Austin he
gave out the following information to The
Post: The institution has farm of 6S3
acres and fifty acres OF orchard. forty three
head OF milk cows and twenty teams. The
institution has sos inmates OF that number
i0l are females. 40I males, one seventh of
these negroes. Seventy of these uufortun-
ates are epileptlcs The superintendent Of
the institution has on file application fer
admission OF 200 patients now confined in
the iails Of the State. accommodation 70:
these is limited to twenty five. The insti-
tuition asks for an appropriation Of $50 600
for the purpose of increasing the capacity
OF the Institution.
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CHARTERS FILED.

The following charters were filed with
the secretary of state today:
A. G.. Wills Lumber company OF Dallas;
capital stock, $4,000 Directors: j. w.
James of Baird, a. G. Wills OF Dallas aud
j. II. Wills OF Amarillo.
Texas Petroleum Oil association OF
Corscana; capital stock. 500 900. Directors
James l.. Antry. James Garitty, i. j..
Wood Charles IL. Allyn, X. Oliver and j.
L. Whiteseller.
TeXarkana Cooperagd and Manufacturing
company of Texarkana, Texas; capital
stock, $4,000. Directors: +. w. Mckee.
S. W. Day and w. S. Mckee.
The Dealey Lumber company OF Dallas
capital stock, $4,000. Directors: S. d.
llcaley, Charles L. Dealey. ]. Henry
Craven.
The Gale Manufacturing company OF
Albion, Mich, capital $500. 900. was author
I1ed to do business in the State.
me John Church company. music pub
iishlhg mouse, OF Cincinnati. capital ST.
2oo'ooo' was also granted permit to do
business in Texas.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-03-07
LOYAL TO JEFFERsoy p,,s
A'N"hs"s legislature Refused IN H.,
move His Picture Tcmnornr,i,.

Little Rock Ark, March 6.-Au excitin,
scene occurred in tho house of represooto'
tives today when Smith Of Cros, oo,,a,..
oNer'u a resolution to temporarily subsu.
,nle the picture of William ]. BRYAN for
s'ia. oi Jefferson Davis on the wall Of repre.
sVhSa.lEe nan during the visit of NJ. prva,
to Little Rock next week. Tho rna,l,,',: !"n IN
the resolution was followed fmmedia,oisS, ~ ",
an upFtar, there being loud wells OF "Never
no; Wen never take Jeh Davis down !
NM o,her similar expressions OF disapnro
val a motion to table the resolution nre
vailed without debate, The State recently
punenassa large portrait of William i
and the object OF Mr. Smiths resod,' ., .,s,
10 honor the ex-candidate on his visit 70
Little Rock by hanging the portrait tenn
rorarliy IN the position now occupled he
the likeness Of Jefferson Davis ~
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srpss for the payment OF direct taxes,
| amounting tn sc. 900 II is my opinion the
| rniyeTsssy Of Tcsas has beeu richly and
anirly endowed with funds. which, X util
lied upon business principles. would .ur-
nish an available fund from which the uni
vcrsi;y would I've maintained and additional
buildings erected. AS long as the legisla-
ture Of Texas. "a violation OF the plain
letter and spirit OF our State constitution
wilt contribute out OF the general revenue
for the maintenance of our university. and
make donations OF property for its avail
able fund. there will be no incentive 10
make the permanent university fund yield
the full fruits Of its muniGecnt capacity,
Time as we'll as means and brains is an
essential element In building up great
university Of learning. No university In
this country has ever been hurriedly built
up. The impotence manifested by those
directly interested Ia building up our nni-
veTsity does rot. In my judgment. fore bode
ultimate good 10 our great seat Of learning.
II is being rapidly drawn into politics,
which, IL not checked by sober rational
hoaght. will mark the beginning OF its
ruin Its endowment is as prneely as that
OF most great seats Of learning OF Amer
lea, and only needs the incentive OF necss-
sity to drive out OF the brain OF the dena-
gogue the unreasonable and foolish re-
striction placed upon the sale OF the lands
belonging TO its available and permanent
funds. Get rid OF the seniimentality OF the
actual settler myth, and the limit OF the
Quantity that may he sold TO any one pur-
chaser. place the price a: Its actual value,
and within very short time the managers
can build the desired wing 10 the uniyer-
si;y by legal appropriation, and make its
Fight as dauntless as the eagles.
The purport Of this tin is 10 give 10 the
available university fund $4,000 OF the
States money TO build an additional wing.
In the face Of this proposition we have the
following constitutional provision (sec. IL,
art4 -;
1t is hereby declared that all lands
and other property heretofore set apart
and appropriated FOR the establishment and
maintenance OF the University OF Texas. to-
geiher with all the proceeds OF sales OF
the same. heretofore made or hereafter to
be made. and all grants. donations and ap-
propriaiions that may hereafter be made
by the State OF Texas or from any other
source. shall constitute and become per-
manent university fund"
Can language be palmer? II takes no
trained legal mind TO construe this pro-
vision. Contrary TO this provision OF our
constitution the senate proposes to donate
give and appropriate $4,000 OF the states
money to tho available fund OF the univer-
sity for building purposes, l can not ac-
oede to this violation ot our organic law as
understand It. | therefore vote no"
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the appointment of an advisory board to
parcel out The Federal appointments in this
county.
The board thus appointed Endorsed Mr..
MINER for the Waco postoffice.
Today the executive committee met here,
with all members present. except one; the
chairman also being absent. They proceed
ed to pass resolutions denouncing the pro-
coedinss presided over by Mr.. MINER and
the advisory board, and asked Miner TO re-
sign as chairman. and then Endorsed u. c.
Wilcox for United States marshal for the
Northern district; G. NJ. Patton for post
MASTER at Waco. and the following for post
masters at their respective towns: A. G.
Armstrong, Crawford J. N. Pinkerton,
McGregor; j. w. Nell, Moody; Drew Dill
lard. West, and A. j. Shelton, Lorena.
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defendants and each defendant shall be
entitled to ten tiol percmptory challenges.
An &C, TO prescribe the time when suits
for personal injuries and for Injuries re-
sultine IN death. shall be instituted; and
TO tx the period 0. limitation in such
actions.
BE I, ense.ea By the legislature OF the
State OF Texas:
Section !. There shall be commenced
and prosecuted within two years after the
cause Of action shall have accrued. and not
| aftergard. all actions or suits In courts o.
the following description;
T. Actions for injuries done 10 the person
,ot another.
! :. Actions for injuries doas to the person
Of another. where desiA eusued from such
injuries and the cause OF action shall be
| considered as having accrued at the death
o. the party injured.
An act 20 amend article $50. chapter 4,
little Of the Code OF Criminal Procedure
I @, The State Of Texas. relating to the num-
her o; perempiory challenges TO Jurors al.
/ loWed 10 the state ard defendant in felony
cases not capital.
re It enacted ~ the legislature OF the
/ State q Texas
sc ton I. Ihat article bss. chapter I
ti;lc :. - the Code Of Criminal Procedure
Of ,ee state Of Texas be 50 amended Us
hereafter 10 read as follows
Article $50. In prosecutions for ielonles
rot capital the defendant and State shall
each be entitled 10 ten tl0l peremptory
challenges, and where moro defendants than
cae are tried together each defendant shall
Ae entitled to five petemptory challenges.
ard the state 10 FIVE for each defendant.
~ act 10 provide FOR single election polls
10 cities aud towns not having more than
three hundred electors. and 70 repeal all
laws and parts Of laws in conGic, there
with.
lie it enacted By the legislature OF the
State o. Texas:
Section /. That In all cities and towns in
this stale in which the electoral vote does
not exceed THREE hundred 1907 IN number.
oui one election poll shall be opened at any
inunlc.pal election and all officers Of such
towns and cities TO be elected shall be voted
f1g az such poll.
sec That all laws and parts Of laws
Ia ooisa-t With the foregoing section be and
the same are hereby repealed
sec. g. The fact that many cities End
towns In this Stale VIII soon hold elections
ior mnniriral Offices. creates an emergency
ana imperative uublic necessity that the
constitutional rule recurring bills to ne read
on three several days be suspended ana
mat TINS act take effect and be enforced
acted ~
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-03-07
THE DAY AT THE
CAPITAL OF TEXAS.
The House Cleared the Calendar Of All the Local
Measures
LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR JESTER A CANDIDATE.
IL the Gnnatoa Nomination Two Years Hence
Compromise the Fellow Servant Bill Has Bsen Arranged
1t Will Come Up This Week.


Aransas Pass Hao further time
enaly
to Of
efforts
ablys [ dsposedo Of other
II ibe Introduce
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ASKS FOR TRoosa
A Mob Threatens to Make rs'"'
Execution Of Jackssh !

Frankfort, KY, March 6.-snan !.
mer of Campbell county, whose CIV
to hang walllng and Jackson On - |.
is here in consultation with do'e'pa .
lev. 1t has developed that Plunaa !
to ask for troops to surround the ''' Y
where the hanging is to take pliS' :
Plummer does not fear interiors; !,
non, but has information that r' !, 7
will come over from cin'inn y. -. =
down the enclosure and sec ~
in defiance OF the law. -
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THE STATE CAPITAL.
APPOINTMENT TO BE MADE.

Austin, Texas, March 6.-The governor
will next week send into the senate for
confirmation the name OF James Burnet OF
San Antonio to fiji a vacancy upon the
board of managers Of the Southwestern
insane asylum, occasoned by the disquali-
hcation of Phil Shardein. lately appointed
chief of police.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-03-07

Austin. Texas March 6.-The senate COM
mittee on state affairs this morning report
ed favorably on the resolution authorizing
the governor OF Texas to appoint delegates
from each congressional district and the
State at large to the proposed cottJn con
yention. at which will be representatives
from all cotton growing States.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-03-07
A.vl,m Visiting Committee.

Austin. Texas. March Captain Wood
and MIR. Wilcox. two Of the house commit
tee who Visited the State insane asylum at
Terrell, returned to Austin this morning.
Captain Bumpass will arrive Monday.
The committee on Monday will make
their rel orr. which. 1T is understood. will be
favorable to the institution. The commit
teemen are unanimous for giving the asy-
lNrn Whit II asks for.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-03-07
ROW OVER PAP.
hcLennan County Republicnu. A..
split In.

waco Texas, March s.-There is n bIp
row in the republican camp in this county
over the Federal pie soon to be distributed
a iew weeks ago H. NJ, MINER, ohairmsn
:" tne county executive committee, callsJ
~, snssl;ns. 70 which only two members o.;
sided en ara s.spohaea; but the meeting. pre-.
transact business. the most important being
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-03-07
JESTER A CANDIDATE.
lieutenant Governor Announces I'm
| the Race for Governor.

Austin. Texas. March 6.-To some per
sonal friends here this evening Hon. George
T. Jester made the definite statement that
ne VIII be candidate for governor next
year. II has been thought by obseryant
ones FOR some time that Mr. Jester would
be in tho field. but until today he has not
directly authorized the statement TO be
made While he did not say so, II Is
thought that this carly announcement has
been preeipitated by report, which
gained some currency. TO the effect that il
Wac MS intention TO decline the invitation
oil MS numerous friends in order TO aid
another gentleman said to be In the race.
MT Jester is very popular both per
sonsily and as presiding officer OF the
( state seuaie, and so far as expressions 70
around the capital. he Is a prime favorite.
lie IS serving his second term as leuten-
ant governor. having previously served as
member Of the lower house and of the
senate. and his record all the way through
up to this time has been a most admirable
one Always conservative and fair vel,
win plenty OF resolution and manly deter
n''"a'loA on fixed lines OF policy, he has
won the admiration of his colleagues and
at all times commanded the respect and
confidence OF the public.
one OF his friends this afternoon. in dis.
oussing MIR, TESTERS candidacy, said, He
is going TO make a strong race. He has an
excellent personal record as citizen ana
successful man OF affairs. and has friends
VINO VIII earnestly pugh hts clal,,. tr
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authorizing the State board Of pardons TO
remain In session for 3vv days out OF eacn
year, instead OF 100 as at present and 10
receive - instead OF IS per day. II was
passed to engrossIuent.
The bin granting authority to the Aran-
sas Pass Harbor company TO purchase Har-
Dor island, was called up out OF It's regular
order and an amendment, placing the pro-
posed docks. terminal facilities and ter
ininal railroad under the jurisdiction OF the
railroad commission. was presented. as we'll
as the emergency clause. Adopted
Mr.. Lewis amended by striking out the
words holding the ground now occupied
by the state Quarantine station on the Is.
land, subject to purchase by the State.
contendipg that the State now owned the
ground, $40 acres In another amendment
MIR. Lewis provided for an option for tbs
harbor company on the quarantine land TO
last for ninety days In event the land Is
abandoned by the State. and the price to be
paid must then be fixed by the State.
third amendment by Mr.. Lewis provided
that one-fifth of the purchase price must
be paid not later than two years after the
company had obtained depth of twenty
feet in the pass proper All OF these were
adopted. the bill ordered engrossed. and,
the rule being suspended. 1t was passed
finally.
The chair announced the following con-
ference committee to act with house COM
n.it,ee on Mr.. Colquitts bill with reference
TO express companies maintaining general
offices In Texas; Senators Colqutt, Burns,
Terrell and Wood.
Senate bill No. n. relating TO the admls.
sion of epileptics and idiots to insane asy-
Inns at the discretion OF the superintend-
ent. was passed finally.
Senator Tillett's bill providing a penalty
for the cutting OF pecan trees and the gath
eriDg OF the fruit without the consent OF
the owner OF the land wa. ordered en-
crossed.
The senate then adjourned until 10 a. m.
Monday.
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In the senate this morning the following
bills were introduced
Bv Greer-Bill to restore to and confer
upon the county court OF orange county the
criminal jurisdiction herenbefore belong
ing 10 IL.
Nv Sreer-Bill to restore TO and confer
the criminal and civil jurisdiction upon the
county court Of jefferson county heretofore
belonging TO IL.
BY Rodgers-Bill to grant any railroad
company the right to acquire by purchase,
condemnation OF otherwise, all such real,
personal and mixed property may be
necessary for the construction and use of
the railroad. including such stations, ter
minals and wharves as it should require.
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senator Dibreil's Reasons.

Austin, Texas. March O. Senator Dibrell
offered the following reasons today for
having voted against senate bill 100 yester-
day:
Mr.. President: desire TO embody In the
lournas my reasons for voting against sem
ate bill No. 100. appropriating to the Uni
versisy Of Texas the unused balance Of the
fund given 70 the State Of Tsxas by con-
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-03-07
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
Port OF Galveston, March 6.
ARRIVED

ARRIVED
IS Explorer, Thompson, Liverpool.
IS l.anpaHas, Barstow, New York.
IS PENSACOLA, Simmons. Pensacola.
IS Europa, Colon.
Sch Daisy FarllnX, Dunton. Newport.
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VESSELS SAII.ED FOP csAI.YEaTON

So Daniel. Cardiff. Jan. ~.
IS Gena, Las Palmas. Feb. a.
IS Launcelot. Barry. Feb. ID.
IS Ihoeba, Cardiff. Jan. T.
ss Treasury. Liverpool, Feb. 10.
IS Nec,is Cardifr. Jan. O.
Wennington Hall. 81. Vincent. reo.
sen Iiaroldine, baltimore. Jan. y.
sch Viola Reppard, Boston. Jan. ~
sen Z. J. Bcrw:n. Baltimore. FEB.
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CLEARED.
SIS Glenfleld, L.shtfoot, Bremen.

SAILED.
IS Comal, Evans, New York.
- Rotherilcld. Wright, Havre.
IS ONls. Sutherland, Tanpico.