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Decorah-posten., 1897-01-22


r~in'tlisDis ben aIoft. paa henbts eisbep m.b wo
Oersn. os ben pnste -"
De fjenoerfaltfoa 5ru 8anftOne2" ofbreo MIs 8drtl
ben Gremmsbes Srbftrem.
pan iparsbe neo ct belist But os fortiatte: Den ing
fs 1lG9tsr Gaberen pau, iaa Dibt jes iunbe f." Ss bar
n%opreote is MI Qopprisninger ODER Magbdlenes Stjen.
PED og St9beospunttsrns meQen benbs os Sabersn.
Wdis 8artb f~orfsgte after at ftantIe bans lsbfts Del,
fdlsn9eo. Oct bar tboeli9t NOT. at ban life tienbte SIR
gdnitors, lite engdng df Dore; sners pilbe ban albria bap,
tunoet pdd at fnbe 2isbeo meuem Taagbalene pe BAN
alenote ban muIis 5ru Nosoalene bebrs2 8etts Sperss,
indal pdooe ban label %ubeiparet. 9rem bar ban od, %
1oao bar Uieningen meo bans pdotrengenbeb2
"Ds er ~rtmeIigpiS en- Ben al 5%antilisn, Itjpnt jes lit,
srlnorer at babe feet 9sres anist," iasbe bun. "SOat
snl'er De- 9apoe De til Seniigt at afIasss ct gefsg 6oa
URr. 0anitone?"
ia, bet bill iige jeg bible ~ristisnot gjerne fsrft tale
rreo 6ru Baritone" Iasbe ben belepne Mdno, "bpor fan
leg trafe benbe?"
"9puO nsnsr De" iparepe Mils 9artb, bDis saalmO=
bisbeo mart bar forbi.
"Gr bun ~biemme?"
"Ni."
"Vdrer bet I9ngs, for BUN "a"
"Sun sr reiit til 2onbpn Iammen n1eb Mr. Baritone. i"
Wtanoens lanse, imals aniist blep meb 81 enonu lens
9ere. Oct %lpiebrune Eie iii ct misforneiet llbtrbt, "a bet
l~pis9rsnne fulgte bets grempel. Dan blep urolia ga
odl9ts line Orb enonu mere ~foriietig enb for.
"er Der ubiigt til, at Sru @antones 5raparelI. mus
ltspts ftulbe itrGtte fig oper ct lansere sibsrum?"
vi 3losrim at 3 Tiger, min Serre, oe BUN er nplia
a%treiit. Oa jes MI untager, at De peb tilitrafteliet, tor
les maaite uobebe mig Oeres Rapn % 9Grinbe. Sea ffris
Der iaften til 5ru 8anitone pg ital ba putale Seres Be-
isg."
"Wonafolbise Sat! altfor megen 9~enltsbeb! siuas
Der De, at jes =" San tos baitie p~araplpen unber Or
men, o9 rteo ct f~ornsiet llctrpt fine image gine balebe
ban frem al 8rnItlommen en- san,mel fort 5eanebpa, fremz
to9 oeraf ct balbItiobent Sort ps faa en- Stup glpant, Be-
t9ntte iig liot os itrep iaa bafis npele Orb paa aprtet
os o%perratte Miis @artb bet meb ct Iirliat But.
Seq er Dem ubpre forbunben, Jrsten, / Salo ge bill
iae9e bette Sort po 0eres grep. Mit Napn pl bore
not til at minbe 5ru 8anitpne ON ct Tibet samilieanliaz
senbe, 'om uben Spipl er gaaet benbe al 8len,me. min
forbtnotltsite Sat. Seq ital life slentme 0sres Glfpers
otsbeb. Seq bar ben sGre at anbeiale mig"
Dan te fin Sat at. 9et bruno oa bet orenne 9ie blins
teoe onltap. San breieoe fig ON paa Salen, ps bans
r~n9oornmslise gdsparti tos fig forbeGastist ub, mebens
ban baitis bepaeebe genene. Gn, to, tire % ban bupbe
naast Smbreininsen fire, fem, fer MI bar ban
borte.
U}iis 8drtb iaa paa 8artet os tenbes @nfiet fit ct
llotrbt. gaa 3ortet fob fun "aaptein
Drasse. griitoI. 'pofts %rsitante'."
Decorah-posten., 1897-01-22
Srebie &apitel.

8a MiIs Gartb bar fommen biem. loobe bun ift
Stiul pua bet ubeboselise Snbtrpt, ION ben I~prttlaott
5remmeoe bapoe siprt paa benbs. Sans 9grinbe pd,
~rimelispis en- Pen9eunberitsttelie. Stuloe bet bore en-
fattis SIGgtnins9 gfei. insen al Ostrene minbeoes nosen.
iinbe at babe fsrt Napnet g1rugge. Oeres Mpoer bappt
enbos for mango aar ioen ubtalt, at bun itte troeoe Al
en- eneite S%lastning al benbs snonu bar ilipe. Spar
tunbe Wanben iaa babe ment meo "et Tibet Samilieanlio=
genoe9" Bar bet ct falitt 5oregipenbe, ener laa Der Npoet
til 9runo berfor9 G1er bar bet en- MP Semneliabeo
iom fulste efter ben bemmelisbebsfulbe NeiIe til 2onoon?
gfter al Sanbipnligbeo eriiterebe Der en- 1iult sprbin.
belize melsm be to "Janilieanliagenoer". nfiis 9artb's
spipl fra ben foresauence Dag ~fornpsoe fs, ba bun laqbe
aopteinens Sort / aonpoluten iannmen meo tit grep til
5ru @anitone.
Sparet Tom meb ontgdaenbe ppft.
Miis Sartb, iom altio bar ferit pdd 9letten, bar alene
i S%piietuen, ba poiten anfom. SUN Iaa peo fsrite
SietaIt, at bet bar belpisft at laie Sru @anitones grep
/ Gnrum, u~forItprret at gsrnenes Spsrssmaal. Sun
tpnbte Zig berfor up paa fit 8erelie os lob Nora lsrac
for Sbeen.
Den ferite Del at bet LANCE 9rsp angit 8apteingDraqae.
5ruen meobsIte, at benbes Mooer bapbe p9ret to 8dnae
gift. Senbes ferite Mano bar Ell 0pftor Wraege, gntes
manb nlsb fere Born. Ct al bisIe bar ben MI faa tibet
militGrif ubieenoe aaptein, "'poite ~rsitante' griitol". 9
bette 1T fsrts 9Gsteifab bapoe 5rr @rasse life bapt
9srn, os / tit anbet fun 5ru @anitone.
st iuu tpnot 5amilsitab gap i~elpfeleelig life aaptei.
nen bet ringsis arap paa benbe. SporpeI bun eobt bib
tie bette, bapbe ban bog altib beret paatrengenoe, o. al
getpmrins for, at ban ifuloe ppfsse Mr. 9anitone pe
misbruee bennes Gupmilbbeo, bapoe bun mango @ar
unberitsttet BAN al fin esen CONNIE, pau ben 9~etinselie,
at ban albrig MATTE iGtte lin SOB benoes Siem, eler
fese at nRrne iisger. Baritone.
9enne 5remganssmaaoe bar maaTte utlpe, men bun
bar poerlisere blepsn friItet ino oerpua, ba bun tioltgere
bapbe feet. bporlsbss aupteiHen mart bapoe lisset bette
mart bint Meolem at bsnbes Wobers Sanilie til gproe.
Stisnt ubmartet ubruitet at g~iaturen, bapbs ban fra fin
al peret en- Oseenigt. San bar fenere blepet
paa sraat papir, bapbe fOrisst Zig pau aft mus
liat os lepeoe aabenbart at pIattsnflassri. San bappe
siftet is meo en- OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, iom bapbs fact en-
lioen Qrp, ca iorppt tenbes pense lise til iioIte Spio.
iast, ban bar en- ufprbsberlie pialt. os bans iibite
llforItammetteo pprsrte benbe. Sun bapoe e~ieblittelia
itrepet til BAN efter ben ppsipne gbresIe % bet pau en-
Tom fprbaabentlig piloe bstass BAN 9Diten til after
at narme fla GombesRapen.
lIastet benne Msobelelie rsbeb. en- Spagb.b Jru Ban.
tones aaraiter. Tom bun lite t~iblieere bapoe last Marte
bar bun bog meset sIao peo at tunne ftine p~iae6srne.
mes Rpssierrisbep tilfrsps. anberleoes forborot bet ia
meo grepets anben 9aIpbeI, Der banoIeSe ON gfeiIen til
2onbon.
Decorah-posten., 1897-01-22
Sepeoe paa 8rco / Il
Qar.
Gn Same fortra.r. bpao bun len
al SDspepiia.
SIep fmreret epttiaarsalosr,r

2pspepiia bersper fit Gifer omtren. Of.
9ipets Sober. u~s
Gen amer bam en- 9iGt of grpo M g,n>
ben morirer % unoertrpttcr ham. 49,
bant puaaen og 9lgr BAN arqt en- po rs-.'
ga unoe. t,oen leoer cen til 8lpoin, -
me, iom brRber BAN. 'o'"'
4enHe 9amle Tame fortener, bporoor ~.
tpue @ar plaaeoe beHoe.
Sun Ifttoer bette. Tiger bun, for at o,,..
ifal ploe, bucroan be Tan blipe belbrepet 49,
dor i~ioligere emo bun blep.
Mts. 9. Rariaer beoer Samen. opo h..
Baton. Soma, % i!riper iom felaer.
3 ip0e War bar Ieg oQret plaast oi
Dfape' % Npreltoeller. g femten Nar bSy
leg paa ole Uiaaoer forig8t at fiuoe qIn'
orin8, men neen Selo. 3 belle Oenne Din
bar 'ea lille turtet iptie anoet enb SrgS
On pr os 3be. Sea beannote at bruae ST.
Sbeops UIenopretter RESTORATIVE, erS,
ilent le8 alereoe hapoe ta9eI laa m1n,s
WeotcIner.:at ie9 neppe troeoe oct umTosr
uGro. Nl ton 1c8 ipile buabiombeIt, o. Isn
er nGIten lptti War gamntel." 0's
Get er en- m9rtcli8 2tns at helbreoe g,s,
pcpiia / Spttiaarsaloeren
GH treoiueaarig BE fon bible haoe ram,
lulihpe @anSe beore uoit3t til Selbreoers
enc bun.
@tcn ar. Sboops Gjenopretter Restor,.
tive) inrereoe benoe, uastet Sp0oonmer
bluoe paret | tDpc Nar.
Oct bar ben l~iarpeiie Irgpe en- fabian
Q,eolcin iunoe uoi9ttcs for.
Nnore Weoicluer Hog fell, iom be Min
lipr, loroi De lite rGtter frem til Spaoon.
mems Spbap.
2r. Shops Gienopretter (Restorstiva,
itprter De i%uouenotge Nerper - lite be Ner,
Der. oi iCler ineo.
Yet or zen encfte @teoiciu, npaenIinbe iii,
pirtet, Der i%ilierer Wauenerusrne giuS.roit
eler. iont ioripger oerpaa. Sen belbreoer
De Merpcr, Der paapirfer Dtapetlertleree -
De ipmpalbetiIfe Merger.
Slgen Wteoic n bar ~nogenlinoe turerct
oaa anoeu Waaoe. og 9r. Shcop pfrepe IN
bel Mennetealoer paa at u%oiinDe ben re.te
Waaoe
9r. SbpppS @Ienrpretter (Resto rative,
ilnfier lite iom GeYiiR.M iolerne: oen amer
Gem life Sno;rptiet al at p9re lureret
igrsno Sc tr %iureret. Zen belbreeer .fts
Burti9t; men ZEN he breoer fer beitano q.
Sirtu efier Or. Sboops BOG; ben iaass
irit.
Or. stocps @jencpreiter Restorative
foier 81 90 pr. SLATE hos Npotbeferne eler
meo erpres betalt I Sorifuo. Scr 6laifer
lpr $500. QOresie: Or. Sboop, 652 2no
Street A, Gac ne, g8is.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-05-16

thwaite for s19,920.S3. and A. S. Hail. for
Si650.0l. which he recommends be paid out
Of proceeds of sale of defendant road, pro
rata with claims in the same class.
Captain +. V. Abbott, corps OF engineers
United States army. IN charge OF the i'm
provements of Charleston harbor. left this
afternoon for home, Captain Abbott came
here to observe the working OF the United
States dredge. General c. h. Comstock He
was very much pleased with both the boat
and the work she is doing on the bar here.
Rev. Nathan Powell was appointed last
week by Bishop Hendrix to take charge OF
the West End Methodist church in place
OF Rev. II. b. Graves. who resigned on ac-
count of sickness. Mr. Powell was grad
uated at Vanderbilt university in 1898 with
the degree Of o. b., at Yale in 1896 with
the degree OF bachelor OF divinity, and has
since spent nearly year at "a zen.
Germany, pursuing further the course of
biblical theology. Mr.. Powell is native
OF Texas. He will preach at the west end
tomorrow at IL a. m. and at S y. IN.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-05-16
THE WAYLASD BILL.
Conference Committee Raised the
Limit and WIN Pms II Bncis.

Austin, Texas. May l5.--The second free
conference committee on the Zee bill! will
repor, IN both ends o: the legislature Mon
day, providing the p-esen; conclusion is
allowed n remain unchanged and quo
rum Is present 70 receive it, As in the
last committee. the whole matter wac sent
10 8 subcommittee composed Of Senator
Greer and Representative Dean, and this
rgeniug they decided TO 50. al in the Way
land tiil With tho maximum allowance
raised $3.50 for a., officers coming under
The prDylsio1s OF the biil. sherGs are in
ciuacl ~ S2o1o and 5000 and t3p'h per an
mum. according - he size OF the county.
with allowance ~ Or fourth OF tte excess
for fccdi1g pms cev5 saG conveying at
'acted ~itness--. and liberal expenses in
capturing criminals
The section o: tie Wsyland bill relating
. the ices pad collectors and assessors
arc 70 he eltIniaatgi md these offices left
with a GtAd insv.rrrrn BIT the other pro
yisioas u tie oil practically remain IN
ch@uged
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-05-16
The DAY At THE CAPT Al.
Senate Put Ia Half Day and
Passed a Bill Over Veto
wAyLASD BILL TO BE SENT BACH
Conference Committee Raised the
Limit of salaries-fsa Pc rte S'n-
Ss solicitation Bfll Passed senate

Austin. Texas, May is.-Tssre Was 10
session Of the house today sst lie sseAte
put In half the DAY r~4ssi1r Ire Galvestcn,
La Porte and Hosstez 1a9 t2e Gs1SesSec
and Western eeose-s,Atrc1 stAs ~
ducins It's clerical secce, ard rsss-
ing 10 third reading 3 rSscsztssa r-ers4-
inr 10. an sae1tn.sas - rat e,,esxitSiSes
tha, wiz alipx .zess~zs coctcteE-ss sos-
diers 70 a-kw y.tCsssas IL e<sa N s-St--
tenanee Z tie Confederate EsGaA
"a A number * s,Rz,ssrs & go .scsss we're
observable Il sa.s ssszase AseesS @zsi-sS tie
session. ns,ez.-.s ~ sasa rsrlLrSs saa1i
their e-aaea u eas LEGISLATURES, AZ. o1oe
or twice taey Ners ~ssases ~t,A Aslsisi'2s
% themselves n see ssznetsE q a3v Eak-
era which ~e-. MT exactly as-- 7AEza~o;1rS.
and the eseaen seswex1 sAs sxa Se@sas las
~iderei II ssnse,s1<1s--
The seaa.e rasseE svsr iee soTsT-O~s
veto the s.il lsAstzs - Il. ?. n CANNED
the plates Q. oes q 7<.le rsSsS-s
The houses request ,a< another free coz
ference committee &C. TO EszerAl sFrro-
priaticn bill viii se seas % the senate
Monday,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-05-16
THE STATE CAPITAL.

Austin. Texas. May 15,--The governor
today sent In TO the senate for confirmation
the name of John II. Traylor OF Dallas to
succeed General w. l.. Cabell as n MEM
Der OF the board of managers of the Con-
federate home. General Cabell has resigned
on account of Ill health.
The state departments closed at noon
today out of respect for the memory OF
Senator Coke.
The comptroller today registered a $50,
600 issue OF Johnson county bridge bonds
SSS 900 Of which were purchased for the
permanent school fund Haskell county
redeemed $500 OF its bonds and Swisher
county redeemed $500 OF its bonds held By
the permanent school fund.
The following charters wero filed with
the secretary OF state today
The Texas State National association OF
spirltuallsts. No capital stock. Incorpor-
ators' Allen Franklin Brown. Charles w.
Newman and Charles $. Newman
The Dallas Commercial college. Capital
stock $1,000 Incorporators: +. C. Harmon,
G.. a. Harmon. A. p. Watts.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-05-16

Congressman ORGY of Virginia.
MI Carltsle's Private Secretary.
Hon. VIM. r. Smith, Supt. U. S, Ban.
ical Garden.
AlaJ-Gen. Rirney.
Commodore Howell.
Lieut. c. A. McAllister.
Hon. t. IL. Stickney, U. S. Navy.
Paine's celery compound builds up The
run down" health in a sure, unintsrup..
ed. s,eadfast fashion from which there IA
be no relapse. 1t wipes out unhealthy hu.
mors from the blood, opens up the skin AL
makes 1t do its full share in purifying tie
blood. This cleansing the blood through
and through is one OF the unfailing ~.
complishments Of Paine's celery COMPOUND
From lifelong contact with the many
forms OF nervous debility and impun
blood. Professor Edward f.. Phelps, N. D,
LII. D., OF the Dartmouth medical sshodl
was led 10 the discovery of Paine's celay
compound as the browning achievement q
an extraordinarily active and successful
professional life.
No acceptable substitute for Palne's esl
cry compound exists. Each year 1Qlhf
accumulates evidence OF the unequaled q.
pacity OF this greatest OF all known RENE
dies for restoring health and vigor.
Now that spring has come, nerves, bica
and vital organs can not remain clogged v
poisonous humors nor starved ny ovE'
work and lack Of sleep without great flsi
Paine's celery compound Is the most ln.s'.
llgent, wisost means any one can empg
for driving out disease and restoring
healthy tone TO the entire system
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-05-16

In the process OF reformation 20 restore
The public credit. which had been greatly
deprsSsed by the preceding administration.
IN 1875 he was agntn nominated and elect
"a governor, and served seme time In that
office, when he ives elected to the senate
az the Unitcd states. in which capacity he
represented his State with distinction I'M
III he declined reelection several years
ago
Governor Coke was large man. pos
SNsScd Of broad and vigorous intellectual
Powers aud IN all OF his public career had
exhibited patriotic devotion 20 the best
interests Of his State and country By his
friend o. NJ. Roberts.
May II. 1897.
The death OF Ex-Governor Coke recalls
the fact that Senator Ed Linn OF Victoria
is the only member OF the present lesisla-
turn who served under the deceased MS a
LEGISLATOR and that was In 1874. the Four
teenth legislature.
Colonel VIII l.amber, chief clerk Of the
present senate. was assistant chief clerk
or the Fourteenth legislature.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-05-16
NOTES.

The Beach hotel Will be opened on the
Both for the season under the management
OF George f. Horst.
Tho jury in the case OF V. Mlehelette.
alias santa Maria, charged with assault
upon a little girl named Lillian Stafford,
brought in verliet last evening sontenc-
Ing him 10 thirty days in Jail aud 10 pay a
fine of 500
Tho trial OF Louis Marx and Leon Levy
on a charge OF selling lottery tickets was
held in Justice Barry's court this morn
ing, There was no evidence 10 convict
and the justice discharged them.
Yesterday afternoon. after the case
against Dr. Maytleld had been continued
in Justice Barry court. the attorney 10.
the defense waived examination and the
case will go direct 10 the grand Nry.
Tho Masonic guilds OF this city held their
annual picnic at Dickinson today. and
large crowd attended, special train be-
ing run early this morning, aud a large
crowd going up on the regular train at
ESQ. A game OF baseball between the Fat
men and the lean men Was one OF the fea-
lures
Morgan NJ Mann. special master In the
suit OF Alonzo j. Tullook VS.. the Calves
ton. La Porto and Houston. has filed his
report on the interventions Of J. O. Gold.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-05-16
SENATOR C0KE'S FUNERAL.
Governor aud Other State Officials
Will Attend.
RESOLUTIONS PASSED BY THE HOUSE
Accompanied by sketch of the
Statesman. Written by cx-Gov-
ernor q. NJ. Roberts.

Waco, Texas. May 1s.--The remains Of
Baptist Tabernacle tomorrow morning al
. o'clock. The following gentlemen will
be the pail bearers Hon John IL. Reagan,
eN- Congressman 10 Abbott OF Hillsboro,
General l.. S. Ross. ex Congressman c. X
Bell OF Fort Worth. Ex-Governor James $.
Hogg, General W. L. Cseell OF Dallas,
Colonel W. L. Moody OF Galveston, Gov
crnor Charles A. Culber.on, Hon. Richard
II. Harrison OF Saisdo. Dr. u. II. Wallace.
Or. Thomas Moore, Colonel N. ID. Herring
Hons W. S. Baker. ". L. Rsdney, c. B.
roArre. Mr.. Is. Ro,an and Postmaster John
IL Harrison of Waco.
Preparations for the funeral were com
pleted today. The remains were embalmod
and are lying in state At the monsion.
The coffin is beautiful one, made OF
aluminium and copper sealed. Aluminium
is impervious To the corrosive influences
Of the earth. but 10 afford surer protection
The grave has been walled with cement
Austin, Texas. May i5.--The committee
appointed by Speaker Dashleli 20 attend
ex Senator Cuke's funeral left for Waco
this afternoon. accompanied BY Judge
Reagan and Ex-Governor Hogs. Governor
Cuisegson departed for Waco tonight. ac-
ecmpaniei by Lieutenant Governor Jester
ana Senators Tillett and Goss. who con-
sp10ie the senate committee to at;enl the
oosequies. Attorney General Crane was
also in the party.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-05-16
ORANGE.
\ Negro Masonic Lodge Instituted.
Big Alligator Killed.

Orange Texas, May ia colored
Masonic lodge was instituted at this place
last night by Rev. h. NJ, Taylor Of Con-
roe. deputy grand master. The officers of
the new lodge arc; Rev. ]. b. Grundy.
W. NJ; Rev. s. IL. Grant, S. W., Rev. j.
W, Thomas, ]. W; s. II, Turner. secre-
tary: J. S. Hardin, treasurer: w. n.
Holmes, tyler; Mike Foley, S. D.. Abe
Roberts, J. D.. A. George, chaplain: os-
car Clark. S. S.; James Henry. ]. S. The
lodge will be known as st. Edwards
lodge OF Orange, and starts with aattering
prospects.
Dave Foreman, farmer who lives on
Cow Bayou, about seven miles from
Orange. killed monster alligator in tho
bayou near his place yesterday evening,
Tho saurian measured thirteen feet ia
length and five and half feet around
the body. He was dispatched with a Win.
chester bullet, and his head chopped of
and kept for a trophy. ''N' va
+. A. Hyatt up To Golfers ferry on Tho
Neches river today. where she will be
loaded with 10000 feet OF lumber for a
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-05-16
NEW LANs.

Avstin, Texas, May 1.-THE governor to-
aay approved Ra!iey's bin amending and
p9r;sc;ing his franchise tax act passed at
ibis seSslon-
The following bills became laws today
without The governors signature:
Bal extending the terms Of the district
court o. Ellis county.
BIZ creating more efficient road sys-
tam Tor Ellis c1Nnt.
Hill coaterring upon foreign corporations
obtaining permits 10 10 business IN this
State all the rights and privileges conferred
by the laws Of Texas upon domestic cor
rnrls : ing
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-05-16

Colonel S. L. Cunningham OF the firm of
Cunningham ~ Miller the big sugar peo-
pie of Sugarland, is here today. He has
with him sample OF paper made from
niegasse, or what was originally known as
begasse, being the fiber OF sugar cane
after the sugar has been extracted. This
is the first mill in the South or anywhere
In America 10 make paper from this basis
The paper turned out is first-class hard
ware paper, and Colonel Cunningham says
that anything from butchers stock TO fine
writing papers can be made at his mill.
About fifty men are employed in the new
enterprise and the megasse. which hvreto
fore has been nuisance TO the sugar
planters and used for fuel. viii be made TO
DO "a source of profit.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-05-16

Corpus Christi, Texas. May H,-Las,
evening Mexican on the hill took large
dose OF morphine and then endeayored to
shoot himself. Prompt medical attention
saved his lie
Tonight the Corpus Christi Stock COM
pany rendered a play entitled the Express
Messenger" al Market hail. for the bene-
fl OF the fire department The entertain
ment was success,
Miss Mittie Reynolds Corpus Christi's
May queen who viii attend the Waco car
nival, has selected Misses Margaret Mac
manus and Gertrude Smythe for her maids
u honor.
very successful revival service IL be-
ing conducted at the Baptist church.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-05-16

He oN,oscd the position Of Mr.. riilett,
who was reported A. saying be was mot
willing to pension worthless Southern
soldier, whose disability and indsgdncy
was not tho result OF their connection
with the Confederaey.
Mr.. Greer de(ended the position 81 Mr..
Tfliett and Joined him in the opinion that
some safeguards should be thrown around
the iooGey 10 DO used under this resolu-
tion.
The senate wen. into executive session
and cpparuica the appointment by the
governor OF w. r. Smith as judge Of The
Thirty second judicial dissrilt. vice Williani
heHpclY. Geeessei and John III. Traylor
,et Dallas upon the board Of managers ior
the Confederate home. vice w. l.. Csbel.
resigned The TArrIat county notaries
we're also conarme1.
When the senate reopened Mr.. Dibrell
called ny the governors veto upon ths
senate bill known SIS the CANNED book
bill. Sn1 asked ;ts passage over the exc
rutiNe'S 1ts2pproN nj, He explained the
purposes .; The hSu and took TN the gov
srrcrs ohNSGols separately, replying TO
than earnestly yet respectfully. The
sGS.,Sr- bad arrived az the conclusion that
:Ae governor must be under the Influence
q THREADS OF some OF the friends D. the
GilhayS fock eoGpsny
NJ. T.ilcit favored passing the bill over
the vVtC-
The etu was passed by the following
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-05-16
POISONED AND OUTRAGED.

Victim I. Expected 10 Die and Of
nccr. Are After the Man.
BonhAm, Texas. May 10 Sheriff Red
ding received message today from sa.
yoy. eleven miles west OF here. that a
young girl named Elliott was poisoned and
outraged near that place las; blight The
young white man who committed the crime
Is known. and officers are after him. Ex-
element IN the neighborhood is high. The
young lady is expected to die.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-05-16
POLICE HEARING.

Deputy Chief OF Police Amundsen was
tried By the police commission this even
Ing ON charge OF conduct uabecoming an
officer based upon unprintatie language
used by him 10 Frank +. Tieruun two
weeks ago, tho case growing on, OF some
trouble al oicnic.
The testimony was the same as that ad-
duced In the case when tried in The justice
court.
Commissioners Reymcrshoner. skinner
and Harrington voted to aCquit Anund-
sen. Harrington, however SAID he thought
1t improper for an officer TO Use he lan-
guage complained OF.
The case against officer r.. u. Nichols
has been set for noNL San LAY.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-05-16
JOHN EFT DEAD.
HIS Wife Is In jail on "a Charge of
Murder.

Center. Texas, May 15.-Hunuah Bennett.
colored, who was In Jail here last week
charged with an assault TO murder her
husband. John Bennett, by pouring boiling
water over him while he slept. Is again In
Jail. her husband having died from the
soalding process.
After the crime was committed she had
n preliminary trial and was allowed bail
In the sum OF $3.50. but since her husband
died she has been rearrested and Is now
held In Jail charged with murder.