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Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1897-11-27

France is growing penurious in art
matters. Jean Francois Millet's statue,
which is ready to be set up in his ma
tive town, Greville, must wait till next
year, owing to the lack of an appropria-
ton, and for the same reason the Ger
nuschi collection in Paris, for which
England offered 81, 900, 900, cannot be
opened to the public.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1897-11-27
A Hopeful Outlook.

vicarious suffering? The world is full
Of it. An engineer said to me on To-
comotive in Dakota: 1--WE men seem to
be coming to better appreciation than
we used to. Did you see that account
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1897-11-27
G.. S. NAPLES 4 GO.
Wooden and Nillqg Ware.


Brooms, Brushes. Cordage, Matches,
Axe Handles, Axle Grease, Barrel
Covers. Baskets, Backing, Blank
Books, Blueing. Bowls, Churns,
Compasses, Broom Racks, Corn
Peppers. Butter Dishes. &c,
Candle Wicks, Cheese Safes,
Clothes Hamper, &C., Cocoa
Dippers Coffee Mills, Cur
ry Combs, Corks, busters.
Faucets. Fish Hooks and
Lines, Flour Sack Halters,
Flasks. Gun Caps, Ice Cream
Freezers, Horse Cards, Keelers,
Ink, Kegs, Lamp Burners, &C.,
PulleyS, Lanterns, Lap Boards,
Lemon Squeezers, Mats, Measures.
Marine Glasses, Mucilage. OaknIp,
Oil Cans. Well Buckets, Tubs. g.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1897-11-27
Jno. w Duncan.

JwEEIER. =: oNANcocK, Va.
rs Fine Watches, Clocks, Jewelry.
Silyerware andSpectacles.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1897-11-27
THE COAI NJ ST. !.MON.
REV. Or. TAuMAeE TELLS WHAT 1T
OUGHT TO BE.

IIc Says the Sermon OF Today Has Too
Much Dead Wood - The Sermon of the
Future VIII Bo Short. Spirited, and It
T;nl BE Reported In the Press.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1897-11-27
Churches VIII Be Thronged.

But when that sermon does come
there will be thousand cleaning scim-
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1897-11-27

Do you exhort in PRAYER meeting? Be
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-06-15
STOLE A MARCH ON STATE
The Citizens of Lindac We're Adj
mitted to Bail.
HAD EXAMINATIONS AT LlNDAl.E,
District Attorney Refused to Attend
ana viii Question Its Legality.
Thirteen Others Arrested.

| Tyler. Texas. June 1i.-Affairs in the
turn today. Jim Dunaway. deputy con-
stable at Lindale, filed affidayits against
thirteen other citizens Of Lindale, charg-
! Ing them with the murder of Jones No
| afidavts wero made against those men
toned in the complaint of Sheriff Smith
With the eleven filed by Smith. these made
| twenty-three affidavlts filed altogether 1t
was the intention of the Lindale people
to have the trial there today and this was
the reason the affidavits were filed there
| All parties were arrested there by the con-
| stable. At sunrise an officer arrived in
| Tyler and summoned the States witnesses
| 10 appear at l.tndale in the trial which
was held there today. resulting in Justice
Of the Peace King binding the accused
men over in the sum of $1,000 bond each
| All twenty three men were tried together
| Evidence was meager, only one or two
men being partly identified.
| District Attorney Smith refused to go to
| l.indale. stating that the trial was set for
next Wednesday in Tyler and that it could
not be held elsewhere.
| In the absence of the district attorney,
the court appointed win Goodman. bright
young lawyer OF this city, who conducted
the prosecution.
! In the afternoon papers the district at
torney is out in a strong letter, in which
he characterizes the action of the Llndale
| people as strategy on the part of the ac-
| cused so as TO get the trial out of Justice
Pulson's court. anticipating the result in
said court. The attorney further says that
the action at Liudale today will have no
effect whatever in tho examining trial
day.
The accused men. though they have been
tried and granted bail at Lindale, say they
are perfectly willing to come to Tyler if
Constable Day. who had warrants last
Saturday but did not serve them requests
them to do so. They will plead to the court
here that they have had their trial at Lin
dale and ask dismissal. Large crowds at
tended the trial and great interest was
manifested. There was no display of vio-
lence.
The general impression seems to prevail
mat the examining trial hald at Lindale
today Will settle the matter. The result Is
at least satisfactory to a great majority of
the people of the county.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-06-15
SUBJECTS FOR LEGISLATION.
Governor Culberson Suggests Nine New Laws to the
Legislature.
Goes Length Should BE Promptly Passed
and Sends Bill Providing for Prompt Trial of Rap Trial
of Lyncbers and Removal of Officers.

IS to the
submitted either
o officers
the n
o exempted
collected
OF
In
o
n
1.
bill finished
Mehans
house bill The University $4,000 and The medical branch Ss
bill made the
The ;he
bill
attendance without criminal
is M
o
No WILT
the o
prohibiting he usao the system railroads
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-06-15
AFrERNnnN SESSION.

AT the afternoon session q message was
received from the governor calling the
legislatures attention to niue subjects
for PURPOSES of legislation.
The special committee appointed to find
out why REPRESENTATIVES Calian and Flint
had been absent continually from the
extra session reported that Calians alb
sence was due TO the serious illness of
his wife and that Flint vas in precar-
ious condition and recommended that both
be Indefinitely excused. The report was
adopted.
Brsance and VOTERS offered resolu-
ton providing for Ane die adjournment
en- Thursday next
+ Turner offered substitute, providing for
adjournment sine die at 9 o'clock tomor-
row morning. Beth the resolution and
substitute We're tabled.
Drcw and Lillard introduced a now
OCCUPATION tax hill
Dennis introduced bill prohibiting the
use of the cate system on railroads.
Ayres introduced d bill providing that
county taxes shall be paid in the cur
rencv and coin of the United States
Bailey introduced a bill to fix the venue
and regulate proceedings in prosecutions
for rare etc.
Ewing introduced bill providing for
an improved method for taking scholastic
census.
Siamper introduced bill regulating the
custody and expenditure OF school funds
etc.
Evans Of Gravson introduced bill Civ
lne the commissioner of insurance power
to examine into the condition OF any in
suFauce COMPANY. etc.
Adjourned until Q o'clock tomorrow
morning
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-06-15
THE HOT SIC.

Austin. Texas, June 1.-THE house
opened up this morning with ninety mem
bers on hand and after tho usual prellmin-
aries had been disposed OF the report Of
the FREQ conference committee on the fee
bill was laid before tho house and MIR.
Carpenter youchsafed an explanation OF
same. and moved its adoption.
Said report recommended that the house
concur In the senate amendments TO the
house bill with The exception of the salary
Limitation placed upon sherns, and that
the house provisions for the regulation OF
the fees OF assessors and collectors be
adopted instead OF those suggested by the
senate.
Mr. VOTERS opposed the report and said
| II was The handiwork Of the slick LAWYERS
over In the senate who aimed 10 cheaper
| litigation at the expense OF efficiency in
| tho public service
| Mr.. Brigance moved 20 postpone furthe,
consideration of the report until tomorrow
morning SO that it might be printed In
the Journal In order that the memher,
might read 1t and understand what 1t pro.
| posed 10 do.
| Mr, seabury supported the Brlgance mo
tion and said that no one could tell ius
exactly what the report recommended, ant
that the members OF the free conference,
committee were Themselves of difieren
opinions with regard to the effect of sal,
report
] Mr.. Evans of Hunt opposed the motion 4
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"THE HOUSTON PoST.v
The Fast Carrier Pigeon VIII he
Liberated at Waco Todny.

Waco. Texas, June 1.-THE homing
pigeon Houston Post arrived this morn
ing from Houston, and was delivered to
Or. C. S, Phillips. Every preparation had
been completed to liberate the bird this
morning at 9 o'clock. but the weather
would not permit, and it was postponed
until tomorrow morning. 1t was raining
lightly at the hour for starting. and the
threatening clouds made postponement
necessary. The pigeon is from the loft OF
MIR. II NJ Ramsey. OF Houston, 1t was
brought to Breinoud last night by Mr. John
r. Glass, of Houston, and from Bremond
Conductor Smith. Of the Waco and North
western conveyed it to DR.. Phillips IN this
city If the weather is clear tomorrow
morning It will be liberated bearing a
message to The Post
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-06-15
THE SENATE.

Austin, Texas. June 1.-THE free con-
ference committee on tho Zee bill sent ia US
report this morning. recommending some
changes in the senate bill. and the adop-
tion thereof. the text % which was printed
in The Post sunday morning. The repor.
was read after which Mr. Wayland moved
that IL be adopted. for which MI Bailey
substituted motion to have It printed in
the Journal. explaining that be desired to
investigate the changes
Mr.. Greer. one o: The committee, yoiun
teered TO MAKE any explanations the sea-
stor from TaTaut wanted but the latter
wanted IT in cold type. in order that us
flaws could De found and oojccTi0ns, If
any. be made. HE was not endeaycring 10
block legislation. he said. bgt he rights OF
the minority should Nc recognized. vote
was taken on the substitute. which resulted
In Tie g1Te.
President Jester voted NO" defeating
the prupos itiun.
MI Lima Of Victoria and Mr. Beali both
Objected practically upon the sane groUnls
q those o. Mr. Bailey.
ar. Ihrney moved reco uslderatlon.
which prevailed By vote Of ~ % :
Mr.. Cough asked 20 be allowed 20 wash
bic hands entirely Of the matter 81 the re-
port Was 10 De delayed. as he regarded 10
eunsl to the hliis Death A great many
LEGISLATORS intended leaving for Nashville
which would break quorum, "Wednesday
night.
This chair placed The motion OF Mr.
Bailey before the senate. which was 10 hay.
the report printed whercupon Sir. Greer
spoke against tho motion declaring thar b,
believed the purpose q the senator from
Tarrant Sss to defeat fee bill legislation,
rms brought Mr. HaIl-Y his ian,
siantly on question OF personal privilege
protesting against his mofiyeS being i'm
pngntd Ia any such manner as this sen
ator from Jefferson employed lie wante'
honest fee bill legislation. which conforme,
to the democratic platform
Mr. Linn OF Wharton was IN the sam
boat with Mr. Bailey. The purpose. owl
IDENTITY. Was 10 force uf-on the senate some
thing they did not understand
The Bailey motion wsR defeated and Mr.
Cough moved to postpone action OH the bll
until 3 p. m, when Il be made a apecia
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-06-15
ArTERNooN SESSION.

The printed report OF the fee bill free
conference committee was on the desks
Of the senator's at the afternoon session.
bu, before IL vas considered the gov
errors message was read
Nj Yunus moved the free conference
committee report be adopted
Mr. Bailey. who this morning demanded
j printed report. opposed is adoption on
the ground that it was discriminatory
measure. especially in favor Of the sheriff
ana again In favor Of a large number OF
small counties at the expense OF few
large ones. He moved a substitute that
the report be rejected and new confer
encs committee be asked FOR.
The chair lMr. Cough ruled this out
of order
Mr. Linn Of Wharton gave notice that
BE- could not support the bill because it did
NOT conform 10 the platform OF the party.
The bli made pets of sheriifs and com
pt!s lhe state to bow in submission to
their associa' ion. Il is fact that they
hai made raids On The State treasury Now
the legislature seeks 20 make a privileged
eless Of thom hy removing their salary
limit The basis OF tho division Of fees by
which one set OF sherins would ger one
price and another set another price was
| based upon a principle that was untenable,
illusiVe and incorrect number Of coun-
'ies Of less han y 009 people drew from
the State considerably more than was al
l1ited 10 Them under the bill for fees In
felony cases, while others with population
sufficient 20 carry them within the pro-
visions 81 the hill hal The dockets OF their
/ courts hardened with felony cases. utterly
} Insufficient 10 bring them within the pro-
/ visions Of the bill reducing snlaries
When he finished Mr.. Bailey appealed
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postpone and asked what had become OF
the gentlemen who had openly announced
on the tlcor of the house that by the
| eternal gods the ecnato bill should never
/ pass" They were absent this mornine, and
| he supposed they were out endeavorlng 10
| make good their threat TO hre6 quorum
| IL things didn't come their way. The OPP
| ponents Of the report were now charging
| that the speaker had laid down on them -
In answer 10 that he would say that the
governor had laid down on the majority OF
the house and that II the speaker had
laid down on the minority both sides were
now even. There was no necessity for
printing the report as the more 1; was cx-
planned the more dense became the fenor-
ance OF its opponents. He would therefore
move TO table the Brigance molten.
The motion to table prevailed BY a vote
OF 60 to So
Fields OF Graysou moved the previous
question, which was ordered, whereupon
Messrs. Harris. Lotto and Kirk grabbed
their hats and ran out OF the door VOL
tiers tried 10 escape also, but before he
could get started call OF the house was
moved and ordered and the doors were
closed While the roll was being called 10
ascertain who the absentees were. Mcssrs.
kirk ard Harris returned The roll call
showing ninetytwo men present. the chair
ruled that a quorum was present and that
the house was ready to proceed With bust
ness from which decision VOTERS and
Brigance appealed The chair was sus
tanned by vote of Il TO 90 The previous
question was then ordered by a vote OF
"a to -.
\ question having arisen as 20 whether
the disposition of the motion ordering the
previous question had not dissolved the
call of the house. Mr.. Rogan moved an
other call on the Carpenter motion to
adopt tho report Of the free conference
committee. which call was ordered and
said motion prevailed by vote OF 66 to -
Recess till p. N.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-06-15
PARTIALLY GRANTED.
Commission Issued II Tariff IN I'm
plcmcnts. reducing Rntes.

ptemcnfs. ReHUCtuE RHtes.
Austin. Texas. June li-As a result a
the hearing held March 90 at which yari-
ous applications Tor general reduction In
commodity rates were considered. The rail-
road commission THIS evening Issued a
tariT effective July fixing rate OF %
cents per 100 pounds for distances Of l25
miles and less on agricultural implements
including hand implements less than car
lead r.,ed first second and third class in
Western classification. Said rate increases
gradually until 1t reaches IS cents foe
distances Of i59 miles on first class -
cents for distances OF i5s miles on second
class ana 90 cents for distances OF $50
miles on th;rd-class. Above $50 miles class
rates apply, The tariff also makes r.fuc-
ton in the distributing rate GU baking
powder. ielies preserves. saddlery. sad q
dlery hardware, furniture, cotton gins.
beams, columns, Orders. machinery. en-
g.nes boilers and other articles manufac-
tured within the state. and is a Partial
granting o. The applieatiaas considered IN
March. The applications Cor a reduction IN
the distributing rate On groceries and
hardware FOR distances Of about seventy
Hye miles and the application for a carload
rate Oh dry goods from Galveston are st.Il
under consideration. Commissioner May.
field dissents from the tariff Issued today
and fayors a mileage tariff. IN which the
maximum is reached a, 80 miles.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-06-15
STATE CAPITAL ITEMS.
DATE OF "TENAs DAY" At NASH
VILE CHANGED.
The University Alumni Elected ON
cers--t hartcrs INSTRUMENTATION
for Militia Officers Issued.

Austin. Texas, June t4-Governor Gull
from A. w. Willis superintendent OF the
Tennessee centennial. to the effect that
Texas day had been changed to June 81
that the event had been extensively adj
vertised and that tho Terry Texas Rangers
had hoon Booked for the same day. The
message says tho governor, his staff and
the legislature is expected.
Captain Wood. member from Navarro,
commissioner from Texas and IN lnager Of
the excursion. requests all who can go vita
tho Texas party to assemble at Texarkana.
Tho date of departure from that point Will
BE made known later through the public
press.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-06-15

A. II. Patter, with E. G. A'kins =.
Indianapolis, Ind, writes: = nav. mi,
before given testimonial in my ms =.
l win say that for three years w nm.
never been without Chamberlain 4,
cholera and plarrhoea Remdey u !
house, and my wife would as soon =. M,
being without flour as a o0'l'' ~, " s,y.
remedy in the sumner season. We ' md
used 1t with all three OF our 'n.a .,r ,tOp
i, has never failed to cure-noI siiu W LAM
main but cure absolutely II !, "a.
and any one who tries 1t VIII
For sale by druggists
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-06-15
Supreme Court.

Austin. Texas, June 14.--Proceedings OF
the supreme court today:
Rehearings refused-Southern Building
and Loan association VS.. Bracket ct al,
from Bexar: Miller 4 co. VS.. Goodman, as
sisnee, from Orange; Missouri, Kansas and
Texas Railway company vs. Rogers, from
Cooke
Motion to withdraw papers submitted
North Side Street hallway company VS..
Wortlington ct al, from Tarrant.
Cause set for submission on 21st instant
Harris VS.. Masterson, from Brazora,
Causes ubmttod-0Xsheer VS.. Watt.
from McLennan: Bauman VS.. Chambers.
from Llano.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-06-15

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some , knowledge of the phys;o sl.e without
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a:,u vigorous. Ignorance on ,hss. neahy
,u'ss graves for thousands of has, poirH
, pn' few months journey f,nmpp brides
me- lY Is a sure and speedy remed, u w aa,.
inc most marvellous medic;ne ~ aaad
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aesetipuon; 1t is the discovery ~ s'one
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IletSe, ehiet consulting physician ~ y.
vvaiids Hotel and Surgical Ins,;,n,s" as Ia.
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organs that make wifehood and ,no,s 1sneae
possible. 1t makes them h.s,,aai aem
strong. II cures all weakness and i' ~ and
taken during the expec,ant n. ,S ls'sease.
sufes healthy baby and makes n nav y u.
easy and almost painless. Wam.a 'Nisu
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sciiption y should write to Dr. pi.ycs ~
MI, Mrs, W; Robinson, springhir currse,,,r,o.
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blood gets loaded down with i,unu,;.;...
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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-06-15
NEW BILLS.

The following bills we're introduced in
the senate this afternoon:
By stanord--A bill giving TO the COM
missioner Of Insurance tine power 10 cx-
anime into the condition Of insurance COM
panes OF this and ether sta!es and TO re-
woke the llcense Of all companies who re-
fuse 10 permit such examination,
By Lewis-A bin fixing the Venue and
10 regulate proceedings IN prosecutions
fer raUp define aud pnnah murder by mob
violence providing for suspension and re-
moyal Of officers who permit it.
nv Lewis--A hill amending the law pro-
Vidng that She failure of court in sub
hitting case to Jury upon special IS
sues To submit all issues made by the
pleading. shalt not be deemed ground
for a reversal unon an appeal.
Favorable committee reports were made
upou all the above measures.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-06-15

Nashville, Tenn, June li---fuiH 'sw
people gathered in the Auditorium 10 WV
ness the exercise prepared for the eels'
bration of Fisk university day, ,.n,.
The military plaza is fea ao e snlaars
ment now. There are about iVvv sO' Mara
In camp, including the resul:a,s' .s il
troops from several States WIZ s''A' :
after few days.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-06-15
sHERIFFs' DEPARTMENT.

Takon up by w. II. Moers, Addicks,
Texas, one mare; color. sorrel; blaze face;
collar marks; split in left ear
Strayed or stolen from Gus Albcrs Hous-
ton, Texas. one horse; color sorrel; age, Z
years old; height, IA hands; white spot in
forehead; white spot on back white hind
leg; no shoes; heavy name and tail Re-
ward. SIS Albert Erickson,
Sheriff Harris County, Texas.
By w. NJ. Baugh Deputy
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-06-15
Milan County Pops.

Cameron, Texas, June 1.-THE populsa
(middle of the roaders) are In session 8! the
court house today. w. N. Ferguson Oh
Rockdale. county chairman. is pnsldlns'
About forty delegates are in Attendance.
The object of the meeting seems 70 % .
reorganization Of the party and llna w.
where they are "at." Tho slegaton hlAhss
up in yolubility what 1t lacks in nuInDe'"
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-06-15
HIGH RAVES CADETS.

Adyices have been received at the adju-
tant generals Office OF the graduate OF the
Following colleges, being the NEST APT
scholars In military science for tho year
just clcsed' a, u
At Baylor university: Messrs' W. r.
liearn, a. n. Staten and ID, NJ; Jones
AT The Agricultural and Mechanism col
,ege, Messra. A. j. Kyle, c. C. Todd ieh
r. Bryan, II. NJ. EldrIdge, Geo. NJ. sh'reS'
and H. H. Uckert.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-06-15

order and that the secretary have the re-
port printed hy that time
Pending a vote. Mr.. Bailey arose to an
other question of personal privilege. He
eNcorlated the senator from Wise tTerrelN
and The senator from Jefferson Greer
for their alleged tyvannlcal methods in at
tempting 70 railroad fee bill both through
the committee and che senate
The Cough motion prevailed.
Adjournmen. Vas taken until Y. NJ.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-06-15
UNIVERSITY ALUMNI.

The University alumni held their an
nual meeting here today and elected tho
following officers for The ensuing year,
President. V. l.. Brooks, Austin; vice
president, Miss Burta lavender. Hous-
ION secretary, Miss Grace Harrison, Aus
tin; treasurer. Constance Pessels, Austin
Il. L, l.. Knight VAS elected to deliver the
address OF '9S.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-06-15
MIL1TIA COMMISSIONS ISSUED.

The following commissions have been
issued from tho adjutant generals Office:
Glptain T. \. Scale and Lieutenant
Guy Blake, jeff Davis Rides. Jasper.
Captain NJ. STRIPPING and Lieutenant p.
II. pcagues and w. Munden, Longview
Rifles
Lieutenant Phil NJ, Hunt. NJ. b. Lloyd
Rifles. Fort Worth
Lieutenant n. S. Kmbroll. Boggess Vol
unteers st. 10.
Lieutenant Joseph Johns. Excelsior
Guard, san Antonio.