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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-03-30
TIE NEW ENGLAND R. R. co
Passenger Train Service, Week Days,
Corrected to Nov. 20, 1896.

Trains leave PROVIDENCE as follows;
For Boston-o:S0. IL :ss a. I.s AErukS H:oIp. m'
5:27 D. m.
wALPoLE-5;56, IL i:55 a. m.
FRANKLIN-5:S6, il:s6 a IN. $3.50 p.u
NLFoRD-5:55. II; ;b5 a. m; 6:3e p. m
ARLINGToN-Fl2 .o5. 5;st, $50 pm.
WEST ARLINGToN-Fl2;O5. 5;35. FS:3o p. m
KNIGHTsvILLE--Fi2oo %, 5;35, s;s), "Fl1;io p. m.
MEsHANTICUT-i2;O6 S;i5. s;sl. "li;io p. m.
NATIcK, RIVER POINT, CENTREvILLR
wAsHINGToN-S.io, 300 g. M; i.:ea i2o. o;3s
$3.50, ,715 ~I1;io p. m.
CRANSToN, 0AKLAWN-6:4o. $500 a. M ls;oa
4.2a, b.s5, $3.50, 7:i5, .sil:io p. nj.
PoNTIAC-6:io 40 AN. 1905, 4:2o, 6;3s. $50, FILA
sl1:iop. m.
ARCTIC AND QUIDNicK-e:io, a. M R;oa. t:aa
b:3S $50, L 7:i6. fii:io p. m.
ANTHoNY-6:40, 800 a M; 1896, $40. 5;1 e:3a
7.l5 s*11;i0 p. m.
sTERLING--s:4l 600 a. m; 4:ac. 7;ib bp. m
COVENTRY, GREENE. oNECo, MoosUP.
The 7:i5 p. m. train connects at Pisinheld iof
New YORK.
sUMMIT-G4O. 800, a. m; 1:7O 7:l5 p m.
JEwETT CITY, CANTERBURY. sooTLAND
VERSAILLES, BALTIC, SOUTH WlNDHAM
$40 $500 a. m; 4:lo. 7;lS p. m.
WILIIMANTIC-s:40 900 n. m; 4;2o 7is p. IN.
BARTFoRD-6:i0, 300 a. m; 4;20, 7:ij y. m-
FIsHEILL& NEWBURG-ssoo a. m.
NoRwICH-s;4o, $500 n m; 4i2o, 7il5p. m.
WATERBURY. DANBURY-s'oo a m;
CHICAGO AID THE WEST VIA NEWBURo
AND ERIE RY-e:0o a. m.
pAsCoAG AND INTERMEDIATE STATIONS
EXCEPT FIELDS sTATIoN-t;il s;SJ a m;
.;iJ 6.3j and ''li:l5 p. IN.
Fields Station--5i. $40 A. IN. t;lo s;D pm
Leave Pascoag at 5:Il 5;as a. m; 2;f9
5:25and s.s:os p. m.
All trains leave IRON west end Of Union Depot
Providence.
s.saturday. oui, stops on notice.
W.R. BABCoCR, q. PA
J.N. KING. supt
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First Dentist-biy work is SO painless that
my patients often fall asleep while am at
work.
Second Dentist-And mine all want to have
their pictures taken. to catch the expression
Of delight on their faces. -Fliegende Blaetter.
81 wish had the appetite had when was
a boy"
II don't. didn't have TO pay my board
then. '-Indisnapolis Journal.
"Papa," said the darling daughter OF
the household, "how did you propose to
mammaf"
Don't ask me-" answered the old man.
IL can't remember thing about it. Go and
ask your mother. She managed the whole
affair. ir."-Cincinnati Enquirer.
'You don't even dress me decently." she
cried. I'm going home to papa"
"All right" replied Doolits "you might
say to him also that need new suit my
SELF lf"-Philadelphia North American.
Mrs. .buminey-Do you DeIeVe In proverbs 2
Mrs. Glanders-Certainly. believe that a
bird on the hat is worth two in the bush, for
example. -Harper's Bazaar.
Eighty-sx Degrees Is Minutes North.-"Has
DIR. Nansen any social standingf"
err me, yes. He moves in the highest
circles New York Sun.
"Who ever brought you up. Walter ?" de-
manded his aunt, after some small bit of
rudeness on his part.
'Never was brought up" said Walter. .'I've
been being taken down all my life. "-Har.
per's Round Table.
"Of course" said Mr.. BERTHE Enjee, "what
you say about young mans being careful
not to disgrace his father is perfectly true
But you should not forget the instances in
which fathers have disgraced their sons"
'How?" inquired the old gentleman.
''By refusing to pay their debts. Washing.
ton Star.
Bacon-Cousins says he can count all Of his
relatives ON his two hands
Egbert-Well, don't see why he shouldn't;
/ that's where he seems TO have them most 90
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new YORK, new HAVEN AND
HARTFORD RAILROAD.
OLD COLONY SYSTEM.

Time tables giving full Information
as to local and through train service
may be obtained at Providencs Sta
ti0n and stations below.
npIIN cppuIrp ppAu npnUInENrp
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Bacon-Cousins says he can count all of his
relatives on his two hands.
Egbert-Well, don't see why he shouldn't;
that's where he seems to have them most OF
the time.-Yonlters Statesman.
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be proof against the worla's cruel vver-

be proof against the worlds cruel yer-
dict
"The world would judge you as / do"
"Ah. You little know it. And what
Of my child? Would il be fair to her?
How would you think of her9" /
"As your daughter" firmly.
"Ah." She makes n little agonized
movement to him to be silent. Margie,
indeed, has just pushed open the door
and is coming towards them, her hands
filed with her own fowers-her mar
guerites.
"Come here, Margie," says Blount a
little desperately, land comfort me-,
Your mother has been unkind."
Here's moonies for 'oo," says Miss
Margie, holding up her bundle of mar.
guerites as a salye for her mothers
cruelty.
"Ah, now! That won't do. You love
me, don't you, Margie?"
Margie slips her little arms round
him. Blount looks at Margaret tri-
umphantly over her pretty head.
IF you love me, say something for
me-" he whispers TO the child" 49,
"Some somefin?"
"Yes."
THANK God for my good dinner"
says Margie, promptly, If slightly irrele-
vanity. 1t is her last lesson, and she is
very proud Of il.
Blount laughs mournfully, kisses the
F, child; and, loosening her arms, she
runs TO her mother, filings all her daisies
into her lap, pulls down her head and
| kisses her, too, and darts out of the
window into the glowing garden be-
| yond.
"You seel even she cannot help you"
tays Margaret. with faint smile, but
| h a heartbrollen tone.
"If she cannot" he breaks off abb
| ruptly, and for moment they gaze
into each others eyes, scarce seeing
| each other for the mist that lies between
| them.
"Oh, my love!" cries she at last, trem-
ulously. "I am sorry. Not even you
can know how sorry am or how ! suf-
fer. 1t is death to me-death. But to
sully your good name! Ahl I have
| endured great deal, but have not the
| strength for that"
| "You would honor my good name!"
"Go," says she, in a suffocating tone.
| at is good-by then ?" hoarsely.
"It is-but--" bursting into teiars-"I
cannot say it. Go-go-in mercy
| He catches her in his arms, and for
the frst-perhaps the last time-rle
kisses her.
There shall be no good-by between
us two" he whispers, passionately. y
> am going now. But / shall come back,
Margaret"
He has turned, has passed into the
garden with white face and rigid
| lips, and has turned the corner leading
TO the side path, when suddenly he
finds himself face TO face with tall
and very pretty woman. She has Mar
| gie's hand in hers, and seeing Blount,
she comes to standstill. regarding him
with the frankest surprise.
"
We must go back thirty minutes or
SO. Margic had run into the sunlit
ing of many butterflies brings her pres
emily to the clipped beech hedge that
hides the cottage from the road out
side-and presently, well-lSnown hole
in that hedge that gives glimpse Of the
| world outside. At the moment that
Margie pushes her head through the
opening, very charming lady, very
charmingly dressed, is just coming
down the sidewalk next the cottage.
She is looking little sad, a little for
lorn. Disappointment is written large
|
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RAIN SERVICE FROM PROVIDENCE.
PRoyIDENcE DIVISION.


PROVIDENCE DIVISION.
Corrected to March. l. isSL
BOSTON, 3, 80 sss' ,::Ss 90; 'ss =: 8. ~. @
s.is M is:s s.sS. .soa ds.ss. % sis sls % 10. s:ss
?. m RETURNINo-Leavs BOSTON from PARK
ssssr' STATION sia'Oa s'A se 500 oia,ea
aay:--sisya ds.@ sIi a M; ia:ss saI a:ia
40. $50 $50. 1902. SO, $40 $50,
,sSa m;'o M la'pa ,d aa',S ,s.la iaa Sac. .'oa
sana.ys-s:sa. 500. $50 s:ia a. M. is'oa nc0a
,,o srs, ia 80 srs siSa s;,S i:.o %Nv,,res.m
sta ii:ie ~ M. 4iio s;sa n:ia p m
sundays-345 y. IN.
wAMPUM. wRENTHAM. NORWOOD CENTRAL.
NORWOOD and DEDHAM-s.4l ssAa iiai
hANsFIELD = es;io s.sO: 7'o2 s;ol s;oa. ie'oa
Of aSt .Sa sSi IiG m sS noon noon s
Fi.ehbaTs aud way stations. $50. a. m; n:oa and
Loweh and way stations. b:5o a m, r'u1. t'oa Pun
sundays at t:,0P. NJ
m;,o; siio 40 SO iS:ia p M & SUNDAYS Us ',
M,asis sS m ana s;OS p sus'0a s,.9 onsys S,S
m sundays i:ia p. m.
Plymouth. $500 a M, $40 p. m
ro,,.s. ro,s: on s,, Cape COD $50 M n 'nP m
HAntuexeL $50 D. m i2:ie y. m.
sTONINGToN DIVISION.
Trains leave PRovIDENCE as follows for
NEW foRk-a IA bl :25 a m daily sos fLoca
EXP l0:95 fexp. y ell ol ttmitedi IL .i3 q m.
a:is, t,o ,(daiiyj. $50, p. m tdailyE
NEW YoRk, VIA stonington Line-7o, and
rHLA bEIpaf& Ii a SAfRisoss IstTi sSas and WASHING
TON via Harlem Rivsr-io'os n m- s;ii .. m
NEW HAvEN-aida. bi ,zs a. m. texp. daily, s:ol
aoeexpl 10 ;o6 texp.). cii:oif limitedj. II m
leIp.. s;ls tsxp;I 500 tEIp daiiyl sio' tsIa
NEW WIZ, E,9sposa DO ..S Ssily S,.ls M ,dany s.,,s
fsson sa & so'iGe s,1 m n,isS Esprss e.Ip apSi
% i;S accom- s;,s IeIp.s a:os sxprss,
dailyl s;ls taccom- $500 " m texp. daily.
sill p. m ,sIp. dailys $500 a. m Gaceom
only.
WORCESTER DIVISION.
Trainsieave Providence as fcllowstor.
woRCEsrER-6;S5 lexpl 7:j5 tscom5 si
s'ss ssS0% eip. % to w.on.ssi:ss Sc 81; doe @ ' s1Ss
s;l5 p. m taccomL
sSpd.yisa T s:.s 1ssSni ss ,S ss' m: p aoo s
<:2o. 6;45, s:Ib p. m.
sHnasxs;ss s%ScksTosh JGsortokRH IN; 10 SCI so ,oa,
n:so a m: i.oo. a'Sa s'io. a;sa b'ia Saa
sunday. s:sa 4 m. pha l5a 5.sa TOO
wooSsocREr-s,ss 7as $50 .saa le:l.
n.n a. m. i;oo l:5a 2;'o. saa ai2a S'la s'fA
Sunday. $50. a NJ. H.u $50. SSa s.Oa
WARREN AND BRISTOL BRANCH
Leave PROVIDENCE (lndia street stationi 70,
FALL RIYER=7:ao- a:M-u;a1- n m; La
Ass. 4:l5. $50. $780, p N sundays-9o
a NJ. l:So. $3.50 and $500 D. m
NEwP0RT-7:3o $3.50. 1i;soa m; $780, t:l5. $50
G:30 d. m. sundAys-l;0p m
Warren and way stations 30. $3.50. and il:5
g. m. and i:3o. fibS. tih b:so. 6;so 7;Ja ant
sundays at 500. a m. 1880 $50 and $500 p m
BRiSTOI=7:30. $3.50 i1:so a m: l:s0. l;Oo 4:lo
$3.50. esq. 1850, and 1850 p. m. Sundays
$40 a. m. /: o. $3.50, e:Ua y. m
Electric cars leave Exchange Place. Prevldencs
at 7:i6 9a5. Has a. m; l;ib 23o, t0J
b;lE. Gals. T:i5. and li;tb p m.
Leave Market Square At li:tO pi m
Sundays at s:.y q m. ais. b:1o and s:45 p. m
Returning connect with all trains
Sleeping cars only; coaches and sleepin,
cars; all parlor cars; via Walpole Line.
r. connects or Newport via boat from Fa
River.
GFO I. CONNER @ KENDALL.
Pss'T Trafho Manager. Gen'l PassI Agent
T.. q. ALLEN. Genl supt
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disputable proof, and" smiling, with
tears in her eyes, Il think Margaret
would like TO see you now. 1 think,
too, that this tine l shall keep Margie
with me-"
1t takes Blount q very little time to
reach the room where Margaret is.
She is standing.
II told you should return" says he,
advancing toward her, his face pale, his
arms outstretched. In a moment she
is in them.
But IL was certainly Margie who had
arranged it all! .x.l.
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TO FORCE SETTLEMENT.
MIR. WOLTERs' RILL To PROTECT
CERTAIN HEIRS.
surviving Husband or Wife Must
Turn over shares to Adult Chill
rem Within SIX Months.


Austin. Texas. March ss.-The following
hfD was i,tr,l,,.,i In IN, housa this morn.
'uN oy MT "o'leTs'
he Il enacted by the legislature OF the
state OF Texas;
S,.,i,, m, . .-,.., S.,us
''" A. '"A' ""' s"'N"'"7 "NS'"'''
or vile VINO now holds or may hold Ia pes
session any estate. real or personal or any
money mr. o,b,. thirr n v,Ina hsl,r,,ir-
.,,,.,,-,-
~ '"' '''''N'e y" VI ''''s over - years ~ ass
az such deceased husband cr wife, and who
ucslco,s or refuses to deliver such estate
raj -. r.-s,,,, 80 .,..A .,,, IT.. -,
''" '''''@' - '"'"- VI
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THE DAY AT THE
CAPITAL. OF TEXAS.
Governor Sent Note to the House Finance Com
mittee.
WARNED THEM THAT ECONOMY is NECESSARY
Committee Discussed Cutting OFF Convict Farm Appropriations but No
Conclusion Mas Arrived At-rroares Of the Appropriation Bill
Slow--Sa jaciuto Park Bill Ordered Enlrossed.


the committee
on
rcneo he altered
he foo
had divesed
wen Killed te le
{ arythns
a held
to
nh;ec that conditions changed
hestur" will
the the o
lie also bin
SSNeo
Of
81
to cf
probably
reaeA the
disqualified
Q
ia purchase
whcA formulated aNss'ps eui AAsU adjournment
Il
VaN
Its
.; be,ns
ave al
tSo~a without, governors signature
Essssins rre;e
fseesi Rams
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ArrERNooN SESSION.

AZ the afternoon session an amendment
hv MIR. Terrell appropriE,ing $4,000 In
stead q Se5 600 was los, BY vote Of is TO
5. The bill was then ensrossed
Mr.. Greer called up the hill making ,ata-
crs liable for the support Of ulesitmate
children,
An amendment ny NJ Linn Of Wharton
providing thaj the judgment shall he oh
tanned against a man On the uucorrohorsted
evidence N the mother ~ the child. was
adopted, ana the hin ersroSsed after much
discussion
WsylanG lunacy hill. giving authority to
justices o. the peace To issue processes Tor
deuea,et persons Lewis bill requiring for
eisn corporations 20 file their articles ~
irNNrtNTsiion with the secretary Of state
ard imrcsing certain conditions on said cor
po7aijons rhloirs hill providing az sda.
tlorsi ncihod q; preparing transcripts Of
the record in Civil cases On anpeal or writ
a. erru-. were taken NJ on third reading
and rsssed IN order.
Rcwssrs hill reducing the fees 81 no.
,SrteS public for protesting commercial
psper halt passei frslly.
THE senate adjourned until tomorrow
morning a. 70 o'clock.
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THE HOUSE.

Austin. TEXAS. March Automatically
after prayer the house tackled the anpuS-
priA;icn bill once more this morning and.
taxing !, up az lhe subdivision relating 20
the tcmp,rollcrs department. GOT along in
comparatively smooth manner until the
item q SsseQ for oash year Tor the en-
ployuen; ct clerks TO complete the islin-
cu~nt tax records under the Colau,,t act
vas rNAches'. At this point the cntreneasrs
Backed on their arruor aud mounted their
chargers, saa foT an hour or 50 there was
an awful row, during which Colonel Rum
pass came 10 the front With his stereotyptd
proposition 20 give bond for $50. 900 to sup
Ply ths state with competent department
clerks =; $50 Der month In the hill the
Gym ptroller is authorised % employ enc
clerk az sitro and ninc clerks at s9oo each
per year TO complete the DELINQUENT r>cogds,
and Mr.. BertrSm Offered an amendment
r4tinS; one clerk at SIS per month and
niue clerks at $50 per meath so long as
they are needed" witch, after much Nis-
cUssiaa was rejected by vote Of "a 90 80,
An amendment Ny MIR. Fields " liNl rrc-
viGiuS ths, she Comptroller shall not use
morn than 500 per year Tor contingent sX-
penses other than those specified In the hill.
was adopted
Numerous other amendments we've voted
down, aud the house took recess until, !
3 m
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To REDUCE rXrExsEs.
objects az Rill Relating TO Examin-
iuG trials


Austin, Texas March st.-MoNtcs hill.
ps.ca Vas rs9srsc1 tayoraa,y OF yesterday
evtntas from scusc judiciary committee
No. :. req~slios sections . and @,
ar.ie'e 1902 OF ,he Cots q Criminal Pro
GESTURE relating Is examining trials, IS in
ilae with the reooumenda;son Q, the gov
eTaors message, ssS,ns reduction in The
eNoenses Of the STATE.
MT. Meade SAYS ,Ais will save the state.
4, ire leAs, calculation. from s.s.eaa 10
stSts1 annual, ard particularly can the
otacsr row perform tie suties In exSr,tr.
INK trials ~ felony cases srstis. since ia
thc majority - eases the defendant : cer-
ritied - waive hts examining trlst ard in
as mSeA as 1riuec testimony. under The
r9ilng @ t1s cogrt 81 evira,u4l appsAts San
roi now ee used on = soal trial. Aeaee Il
IS not necessary 10 perresGaie the same
IN 70 mscnt- does ihis 2rec; tire ICES 9,
ofoeeT> n hSoo~s corpus cases Meade SAYS
no believes gecatcr reduction car -
era'sght sesa; On ,his ,luc, With less is-
iurY - the Nincisls - she Sfsia than y
siv KIND - te- hill On page Il 81 me
soNSr0ors message ~ cieariy pos-ts ou-
~ touching 'he statutes WITH rersai. Arl
amendments a Wsy 20 which is REFUGE the
sNprnsss ~ tho STATE SovS-n-,eat from,
SEQ ,etA 10 sSao 49, rcr yeA- Ard Mead.
sgNs that N mis- irte MS, by tcllr- ins out
'Nis lire O! rsiVcucn u-c7t gov! 20 RE
State snt lCSs harm 20 the etaciAls q The
sie'e Neult b done than ~ any Sial 81 4
fes Nil
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HOUSE

House Committee 81 internal improve,
n'ents renov;sa ,averssly On the fsllowtaE
n''ls this svealas ny Harms. ausho-ir.
iaS eoasoiiaatsea o. Galveston. IA Porte
aad Houston ans the Galveston asa West.
eFn railways, ~ Greer. authorizing ths
Santa Re railway 70 purchase The Texas
louisiana aoe EAsseTa railway: BY Hum,
Parry. requiring railroads 10 rua al l.As,
ore rsssengcr train per cay uaiess exessesi
,rosi 50 Goins ny the rsilroat commits.
ss0N
House committee On constitutional
amendments this evening reported tsyo--
ably on resolutions rroviiiug Tor ne sun.
mission 81 the following constitutional
amendments; BY Atle,e 70 authorize sour
ties without railroad facilities 20 give ala
tor the eonstruetboa .; railroads. ara ~
Fucker 10 authorize counties 10 vote =
tax q cents Her acre for the destruction
a. Nralrss dsss.
Lewis fellow scrVsH, bill as Amended nv
the senate WAS reported favarsAiv nv ina
house committee shis afternoon With but
;Nrc dissenting votes. The change 90 ycoue
bill was rcpes;ed adversely. bat in h,th
Instances there viii ~ minority rcpor,
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Commissions IN Taxes.

Austin, Texas March % The following
hill by Mr.. wayiand passed the senate yes.
tCriav;
Re II enacted ~ the legislature OF the
State Of Texas;
Section !. That sr,iclc SlTs OF the Re-
vised Ctvil Statutes Of ,he state NJ Texas
BE- aud the same is hereby amended so that
hereafter II shall read as follows.
Article slts. Ncn- residents OF counties,
owing state or county taxes are hereby
authorized TO nay the same 20 the comp
troller OF public accounts provided. tina,
all taxes due nv said non residents shall h,
raid a, the eomptrollcr's office or Or before
the hrst day ~ January neN, after tho as
sessment Of such taxes: provided further.
that the collectors OF taNes shah be en-.
ullei 10 the commissions on all moneys
paid hv non-residen;s 90 the eorptrouer
~ euhlie accounts as taxes on property in
their counties respectively
sec. 2. MI laws Ard PARTS Of laws in
conflict with tie roViSions o. this &c, IRE
hereby repoaled
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FELLOW SERVANT BILL.
MIR. DUNCAN NOT SATISFIED WITH
1T.
Thinks MIR. Lewis Has Invaded "A
Well Established Principle and
Has Made Favored Class.

Austin. Texas. March 23.-Rsferrirg 10
Mr. Lewis fellow servant bill. Hon. John
NJ, Duncan delivered himself Of the fol-
loving TO The Post correspondent today;
Noticing a statement in one OF the daily
psperst hat the fellow servant bill as it
passed the senate is satisfactory 10 the rep
reseltatives OF the railroads, ! desire TO
say that SO FAR as those who represent the
International and Great Northern railroad.
this is mistake. Neither is il satisfactory
10 any other representative o. a railroad
with whom have talked. and have
spoken 70 nearly every one Of them on the
subject Tie roads will be satisfied with
and will favor any law that will confins
The application .: the fellow servant doc
lTsne 10 eases which come within the .e2-
sens Tor the doctrine
The docir.ne itSgl. has never been held
10 10 unsourd. On the contrary. nearly
sYery supreme court in the Union. as well
as the courts Of England and Scotland.
have eoncurTei in holding the doctrine en-
tiTely sound ard founded on The elearest
An1 strongest reasons. The agitation Ia
recent years is for we limitation Q. the an
plioAi;on Of the doctrine TO instances CON-
.Es within The resSon 81 the rals. ias, Is
10 say. 20 Instances OF employees WORKING
together az the same time and place AMI 20
TIE SAME common Immediate purpose.
neither having supcryi sioa over the other.
! believe that the legislature ought TO
amend the present law hy striking out the
provisions as 10 departments and grades.
wh'ch kave tore - much 10 confuse the
courts in the application Of the principle
ana ought 10 frame s,agu,s 50 clear II
It's terms that It's purpose xiil be carried
out by the courts To !nSist OF the entire
AeosAuor Of the rule is 10 question TIE
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Major NJ. NJ Kenney. San Antonio.
General W. Fl. King. Sulphur Springs
Mrs. NJ. Looscan. Houston.
B. F. Louis. Marlin
w. F. McCaleb, Garlic Springs.
Regent ]. II. Mclean. Georgetown.
Hon. J. II. McLeary, san Antonio.
Robert E. MoCleary, Austin.
j. Magnenat, Austin.
Clarence II. Miller. Austin.
A. w Orr. Omen.
Hon. T NJ. Paschal Castrovlle.
James f. Pearce. Austin.
Mrs. l.. C. Pease, Austin.
Miss Julia NJ Pease. Austin
Judge Ii Clay Peasants. Galveston.
Hoa. William /, Praiher. Waco.
Professor sylvester Primer. Austin.
G, 4. Quinlan, Houston.
Hon. John II. Reagan, Austin.
Major A. j. Rose. Austin.
Or. William b. Seeley, San Antonio.
Norris Sheppard, Austin.
Hon. Seth Shepard. Washington. n. c.
Hon. James L. Slayden, san Antonio.
Colonel Robert G. Street. Galveston.
Mrs. Bride Nell Taylor. Austin.
Mrs. Kate :. Terrell, Dallas.
Judge E W. Townes. Austin.
Mrs. A. V. WinkleT, Corsicara.
President George T. Winston, Austin.
pr. Joe 5, Wooien. Austin.
Dr. Thomas n Wootsn. Austin.
Colonel r. NJ. Wynne, Fort Worth.
William II Young.
Miss AdirS dc Zayala, San Antonio.
Miss Mary de Zayala, san Antonio.
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A MIRACULOUS ESCAPE.
YOUNG LADY FELL SEVENTH FEET
INTO A WELL
struck the Water With oaU
Injury and >ustsined heFs
III She Was Resesed.

Palestine. Texas. vareA E.-N W
miraculous escape tro1 ~ awful essn
Miss Blanche Mallory. as-d ss's' - se
Saturday afternoon. il ai'scs-s e
down a bucket which ras ~ A
iron wheel OF the oli-fashiooea A'Ds'
stood on the top o. tie box. sa'ea -
and down she went II he ssn' -.
fee, deep. fec. foremost, Si's'c' W..
the wall. She struck tie vaies -
injury 10 herself. excepting . ~ y,
the leg. which struck tie essAN
water was eight fee, desc. boz sas ,,..,
and had The presence Q. nlli Al
10 brace herself With feet a1a -, r
thus remained ! .s~ rainGies 80 n
was pulled out By teoSs VIZ
noise.
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cellen, one. and do not hesitate % ,.co,.
mend it to the suffering"
To POSTPONE at such vital time =, ~
regulating the nerves and purifying ~
blood is serious mistake. Men asa ma
distressed BY nervous ,rcgalps or tie ~.
OF impure blood can no, afford nov 10 a,
day before taking advantage Il huis,
celery compound.
In order to avoid disappointment ,cux
nothing but Paine's celery compound 1
clerk who tries TO sell some,hlrt els I'M
what people ask for is evidently %, dim.
terested. He has an eye % pyuiiu nm
than TO the good of customer.
There can be no substitute h psiut
celery compound.
This has been shown tine and tine IN
in cases where persons. too eskliy I'D, I'm
carried home something hesiaA PsissS
celery compound. and have failed u stt u
decided benefit they had hoped IT,
The strongest indorsemer. eve reesWl
for this great spring renedy-An4 no m.
edy ever compared with Paine's elssy con.
mound in the character ard IL nruAes I
the witnesses to its etfcieDrJ-sk tnae-
est Endorsement II ever received AZ ~
overestimate or exaggerate n III Ihf y
unrivalled power for making r9k VI
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-03-24
NEW BILLS.
rse following bin. were introduced IN

TIE senate this morning:
ny A'lcs-- Repeating the bill by SssSury.
ROW law, which prohibits the admission
- reoori % any Instrument transferring
lsns. Nhen the said instrument is not In
he English language.
nv Kerr Relating 10 the jurisdiction o.
the county cours 81 eases where the amount
involved i $50 ~ less. requiring the same
~ ~ brought IN the eounty where the de-
teutanl resides
HN Ailsv-Biu amending the Law SIS 10
allow admission 10 record OF instruments
trarstcrrirs property IN & ioroi.. language
when Arcompaniei ~ a translation 10 the
EnElish. ard recorded together
bv i1un G, Wharton Bin 10 validate pat
eats 20 certain lands N Galveston county.