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The daily sentinel., 1899-07-13

Representative R. B.
Hawley, of Texas today made public the
fol owing statement with reference to
the food situation in that state.
"The disaster which has overtaken the
communities of southern Texas is with
out paral 81 in our country. At some
points the precipitation was three and
one half feet in sixty hours, resulting in
a food Of enormous proportions, cover
ing an area of many square miles to a
depth OF from five to twenty five feet
and the loss of twenty five to forty mil
lion dollars. No less than twenty popu-
as thousands of we'll established, we'll
ordered farms which today are in a com
plete state of desolation. Practically
every work animal, every milk COW, to-
gether with all the stock cattle and
every vestige of vegetation has been
swept away, leaving the country COM
pletely devasted. Within the influence
OF this awful disaster resided over 100,
600 people almost half OF whom are in
state OF helplessnes except as they may
be provided for those generous and
able to asst them.
ITO the public the food district OF
Texas appeals today to supply the neces
saries OF life until the horrors of the
food shall have passed and the people
themselves to the task OF re esta blshing
their homes.
For this purp se 1t is urged that
through the press, different commercial
bodies and municipal authorities in
every city unite that this appeal be an-
swered.
"For the distribution Of this relief a
system is being organized throughout
the flooded district Immediately under
direction Of the governor Of Texas, to
whom all contributions should be ad-
dressed at Austin, Texas, and under
whose every dollar will be judiciously
and effectively expended
A. A. Judges, district superints ndent
of the Pullman Palace Car company, got
caught in the food and road and waded
from Hampstead to Hearne. He crossed
one field in which an occasional sprig
of green appeared. This was an enor-
nous corn field noted for its fertility.
The food had swept In flooring Of four
feet OF sand over the entire field, smoth-
ering the crop and running the land.
All the gangs OF life savers sent from
here are expected back within two or
three days, Superintendent Hutchings,
OF the United States government forces,
has officially reported the rescuing Of
500 persons up to q o'clock last night.
At the time OF sending the report he
was at Sandy Hook.
In all the Galveston boatmen rescued
nearly 1000 persons. And their work is
not finished. as three crews are still in
the Lower Brazos.
THREATEN TO RESIGN.
The daily sentinel., 1899-07-13
TEXAS FLOODS
Congressman Haw|ey Sets
forth True Condition of af-
fairs and Makes Appeal.
FIFTY THOUSAND NEEDY

Necessaraes Of Life are Needed
and the Public is Looked to
for Support-Flood has had
no Parallel|Precipitation ,Das
Three and a Halt Feet IN
Siuty Hours.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1899-07-19
PROUD OF OUR BOY.

Our office boy, Hillard Erie, whose
age is yet registered in the unit
scale, has developed a mechanical
turn of mind far beyond one of his
age. During his spare moments of
late, be has devoted his time at
work on building wooden bicycle
out of odds and ends of boxes aud
hoops picked up about the office.
He finished his job yesterday and
left the wheel in the hall. Manager
Brown, of the telephone Office, who
is a mechanic himself Of no mean
ability, spied it, and was struck at
the ingenuity diplayed in its build,
and more so when he found the ma
chine was made by so small a boy
He stole the wheel out and carry.
ing it to the Edwards harsness shop
where bicycles are kept on sale,
placed it in the window as sign,
We are satisfied that our offie boy
will make a great constructor of
machinery some day if he is properly
schooled in mechani.ms. If you
have not seen the wheel in the win
dow, it is worth a trip to see ii.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1899-07-19
Jones Heard From.

The Arkansas Democrat publishes
a letter from Hon. James K. Jones,
dated from Geneva Switzerland,
July 7th, The senator says as to
his home coming:
Il am very anxious to come home,
and have arranged to sail from
Southamton on August 20, but DR.,
Sewers writes me, protesting
against it-says | must not on any
account leave Europe before Octo-
Der. l have written him that !
would 90 to Mennesota and stay un-
til October |, before | went home,
and hope he will agree to this He
has shown that he knew so much
more than do about my trouble
that | do not want to disregard his
judgment.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1899-07-19

One of the greatest conventions
of the United States is the Nation
al Teacher Association; it was or
ganized in Cincinnati, Ohio, in 1858,
aud has held yearly meetings since
that time. 1t has done much for
the educational interests of this
country by its discussions, and by
its Investigations into the educa-
tional status of the different sec
tions of the nation. All these dis
cussions and the data obtained by
these investigating committees are
compiled and published in book
form by the commissioner of edu-
cation for the United States and
distributed among the teachers
of thesunion, so that information is
abundant and free along this line.
The Arkansas legislature might
be profted by getting little OF
this information and profit by it in
dealing with the school interests OF
this state. There are thousands Of
dollars lost every year in the man
agement af our schools merely be-
cause of the want of system and
intelligent management, Men are
sent to the legislative h Ills who
are unsuited for such a position as
a Comanche Indian would be, and
get the greatest, the profoundest,
and the most far reaching Interests
are in their control, their interest
are encouraged or crushed to earth
according to the whine and ca
price of these weather cocks. The
people owe it to their children, to
see that their representative is a
wide awake man and ready ano
willing to push along in those
things that are ennobling and civil
i2ing in their nature.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1899-07-19
BOWIE COUNTY COURT.

The slot machine cases at Boston
in which a great many witnesses
have been summoned to appear
from this place, and which was SET
for trial today, has again been post
poned until Monday next. We trust
parties defendant and the prosecu.
tiSn will compromise aud that the
cases will be dismissed. If there is
a law against these machines being
exhibited it should have been en-
forced long ago by notifying the
proprietors to take the machines
out, and we know the order would
have been obeyed. If an officer
wants to be just and fair to his
neigh5or, he will first sound a warn
ing, and if that neighbor does not
heed, then pop the screws to him.
The case of the State of Texas VS..
John G. Sabine. W. H. South and
Kirk Bramble, editors, managers
and proprietors OF the Gate City
News, was called in the Bowie
county court yesterday, at Boston.
The lawyers for the defendants fin
ished their speeches yesterday and
court adjourned. County Attorney
Horace Vaughn will speak for the
State this morning, when the case
will go to the jury. This case was
brought by Alexander Culley, night
policeman. whom the News "ribbed
up the back, characterizing him as
an incompetent officer, etc.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1899-07-19
A CHILD ENJOYS

The pleasant flavor, gentle action,
and soothing effect of Syrup of Fig,
when in need Of laxative, and il
the father or mother be costive OF
bilious, the most gratifying results
follow its use, so that it is the best
family remedy known aud every
family should have a bottle, Man
ufactured by the California Fig
SYrup %.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1899-07-19

We visited the Reeves undertake
er shop this morning to learn how
the colored man GuIley was getting
along, We found him lying on a
cot breathing naturally and free
from fever yet stlll unseonscious
and not being obvious of what was
going on around him, We were told
that the doctors thought he had a
fighting chance to get well Should
he recover his senses and talk, he
may make 1t uncomfortable for the
party or parties that shot him.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1899-07-19

News comes from Otis that be
has the war fully in hand and that
Aguinaldo is talking peace. This
we suppose is some more censored
news sent out to fool young men
into the notion Of volunteering f r
the service. To all we say, wait
until the Ground Robin is iu ly
explained, and not rush into a
place where the true inwardness is
suppressed
The Daily Texarkanian., 1899-07-19

"You May Bend the sapling, but
not the tree. when disease mas be-
come chronic and deep seated it is
often difficult to cure it, That is
the reason why It is best to take
Hoods Sarsaparilla when dsese first
shows itself.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1899-07-19

We have in this issue an up-to-
date time table of the railroads and
departures of trains running out Of
here daily, If you contemplate
travelling, consult the same before
leaving your house.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1899-07-19

The Hunter Transfer and Storage
Co., have the only safe and conyen
lent rooms Ia the city, for storage
Of your furniture or piano, We
are prepared to store goods Of any
kind.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1899-07-19

Being centrally located in TeXarkana,
Z, w. Stuart, agent. the maker Of fine
suits, can suit you to a st." Call and see
his price Of goods. 7.IS
The Daily Texarkanian., 1899-07-19

Hoods Pills are fayorite Gamil
ca thartc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-26
WANTED.

TO SELL A 5000 INSURANCE POLICY
Address CASH. with name. care OF Car
rier No. A. and where an interview cal
be had. " :, =
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-26
SIN Pooling with sampson.

Charleston News anu OOullelJ
The Washington correspondent of the
New York Herald says that President
Mckinley intends to send to the Senate
Immediately after Congress convenes the
nominations Of Rear-Admirals Sampson
and Schley, and other officers recon-
mended last wear for advancement as
reward for gallant conduct IN action. Inc
present plan is to advance Rear-A dmlrdl
SAMPSON six numbers and Rear-Admirai
Schley four numbers. BY adopting ms
plan Sampson would advance over Casey,
Schley. Watson. Farquhar, Remey, ana
KautZ. and Schley would be advanced
over Watson, Farquhar, Remey, and
kautZ.
of Navigation has been consulted by the
Secretary OF the Navy in regard 10 these
plans. and that the President has deter
mined To renew the fight for SAMPSON
and has been moved to adopt this course
becallsc so far as ne and Secretary Long
could gauge public sentiment on their re-
cent trip in the West, the people did not
seem to care much about the matter. AS
the administration appears 10 be con-
trolled largely by popular demonstration,
IL would be well for the newspapers and
politicians, The politicians particularly
who control delegations 10 the National
Republican Convention, 10 make their In
duence felt between now and the assem-
bling Of Congress.
The reception Of Schlcy during the
Dewey demonstration al New York. and
afterwards at Washington. and the Ie-
bul<e which was administered 10 the Sec
rotary of the Navy i'm his speech at Min
neapolis when he tried 20 magnify Samp-
son. ought 70 give the administration
r1ugp
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-26
KuI,.a a5Nznx,
Property Transfers.

Richmond: c. l.. DenOOn TO L. Sitter
ding. % feet on north side Orleans street,
IS feet west Second street. also. 30 feet
on south side of Louisiana street, 10 feet
east of Lester, SS2J.
William A. Dickerson and wife to j.
L. Young, q feet on north side Main
street. 4S feet west of Plum street. 1880.
Hannah w. Petty to Andrew Pizzini,
Jr.. Il 1-s feet on west side of Ninth
street between Main and Cary 5000.
Henrico: Ada p. and ]. A. Chisholm to
Laura l.. Attbisson, % acres in lower end
of Henrico county near the Central turn
pike, 800
a. X. Courtney. special commissioner,
and ais. 10 +. NJ. Conner. 92.lS acres on
Nine-Mne road about four miles from
Richmond, in exchange for acres on
Nine Mile road and SloO.
Amanda and Maria l.. Hatcher and L.
NJ. Shackelford to Nagdelena Cockburn
one third interest. subject 10 the life es-
fate of Magdclena COckburn in the es
rate Of g. r. Bradley. deceased; the Tea
estate il as follows: Lot in square OF
Tates plan, lot at the southeast corner
Bryan street. Howards Grove; lots / u
10 Inclusive. In block \, Sebree's addition
lots 20 T. inclusive, in block NJ Sebreei
addition: 70 feet on north side Greer
street: 60 feet on state street; lot in Hen
rico county Feirfield tracD; lot on cas-
side Twenty-second street; lot in How
ards Grove: lot at southwest cOrne
Rrvan street. Howard's Grove; lot con
veyed 10 said E. 4. Bradley by w. ii
Winkers and wife; Al interest in Al acre
on Darbytown road. about ten mile
from Richmond; interest in 90 feet OF
OakWoOd avenue, SSh5.33.
Samuel II, Pulliam and wife to Susal
A. Zones. 80 feet on north side Stat
street 80 feet east OF Gillian street, SO.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-26
THE ANDERSON CASE.
DIR. Ramsey notwithstanding"
Ruled Out.

CHATHAM. VA. october &.-(Speclal)
The trial OF DR.. J. c. Anderson Was re-
sumod in the County Court to-day Dr.
r. r. Ramsey was recalled by the COM
monwealth's Attorney, and one or the
most important questions propounded 10
him was whether or not Miss Nats)n, az
the time he first arrived az her lalnst >
house for consultation, was rot sicepli5
her life away under the effects OF 9pla yes
administered by DIR. Andersct- lie re-
plied that she was not. Upon the cohclu-
sion Of his testimony, anc alier lcN
uuimportant questions To other witnesses
who mad already testified. the common
wealth rested It's case. and the evidence
for the prisoner was commenced.
when the first witness. young man
named Baily was asked as 20 whether or
not Miss Watson had not told MN that
his cousin. who is now residing IL North
Carolina. having left the county soon after
the young ladys de1th; was responsive
for her condition, ana ma deceived ana
deserted her. the Court after fierce legal
Eight INDUCED IN between the common
wealth's Attorney and prisoners coun-
sell ruled The question out as Irrelevant
and improper in this case. Some I'VE or
six other young men Of the neighborhood
werc introduced. but ell testimony tend
ing % reflect on the young lady was also
ruled out bv the Court. The result was
that what promised 10 b. the most sensa-
tional part of tho case proved 10 be OF
little interest Several physicians 81
prominence will be examined by the de-
fence tomorrow. and II Is probable tn'
evidence will be concluded by Tomorrow
night.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-26
WILLIAMSBURG.
Masonic Visits--Personal Notes anu
nriefs.


WILLIAMSBURG, VA. october %
Especial. Among the guests Of Or. Ed
win G.. Booth az Carriers Grove is Mr..
Luther Price, of the editorial staff Of the
New York Herald. Mr.. Price is charme"
Right Worshipful Parke Jones, of Ma
sonic Lodge. No g. and one al the -FOUR
grand lecturers of the order in the state
has lust gotten home from an OHlOlal
visit 10 the Masonic lodges on the Eastern
Shore of Virginia. -
Colorado Springs. Col. are here on WISH
to MIR. fuckers aunt, Mrs. Charles WASH
Professor and Mrs. Charles Edward
Bishop have with them until FRIDAY az 2 p
Bishup's aunt. Mrs. Lucy Nalpy OF bdlh,
Fngland. They visited jamestown Island
to-day. where they spent several hours
very delightfully."-.
Or. Thomas Lane. Superintendent or
Public Schools i'm Mathews, was mere 70
dav en- route for Richmond 10 attend me
sessions OF the Virginia Medical qclets.
Dr. -. r SOuthall. assistant az the IN
sane asylum here returned this evening
from "a visit TO his old home IN Am a. /,
The Doctor had with him ne hist on w
week his brother. Hon. Robert @. South-
ali Candidate for the House Of Delegates
from the counties of Nottoway ana ANY
Among the guests at the Colonial In, Inn
are Miss Cary Mccormick ana MISS Hi'0''
Glasgow. both Of Richmond. ,.,- H..
T.. ]. Mulcaty. Republican candidate l0r
the lower house. addressed the RepubH-
cans last night at the court-house;
Editor ". c. Johnston. of the Gazette,
returned this morning from VISIT u
Newport News. 49,. chic
evening for Richmond 10 attend the meet
ing of the state Medical Society.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-26
OPENING OF NEW BUILDINGS.
Interesting Exercises to Mark inc
Occasion at Richmond College

The formal opening exercises OF the
new buildings at Richmond College WIN
take place in the Assembly Han on NO
vember nth. about 1880 A. NJ.
The General Association OF Virginia
will be in session at the Second Bapusl
church at that time, and large COM
pany Of delegates will attend these eA-
ercises. DR.. Joseph T. Ames, Professor
of Physics at johns Hopkins VIII denver
an address pertaining to the new Science
Hall and DR.. j. L. NJ. Curry, eN-Plenl-
potentiary to Spain, will make the OPEN
ing address of the new dormitory, now
known as Memorial Hail. -,
These two very imposing buildings WIZ
nv that time be entirely completed ana
fitod IN. The Science Hall has been N
use since the opening of the session ana
the dOrmitOry was opened 70 students
,.,asterdav Ouite q number Of the rooms
are already occupied, and others are APP
piled for.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-26
sunday-schooI Teaching.


The rector Of an Episcopal church in
New York city Is convinced that he
quality of instruction In Sunday schools
is NOT sufficiently scientific and thorough.
He argues that there should be specially
trained teachers for Sunday-schOol emil
dren as well as for children IN secular
schools. and. whatever course others may
pursue, this progressive parson Is deter
mined TO have paid teachers in his sun
day school
He urges his Pensioners to raise $780,
600 TO enable him 10 carry out this scheme
and they have shown a Willingness 10 do
so. The income tsOm this fund viii be
used TO pay persons who are supposed To
have peculiar fitness Tor Sunday-school
teaching.
The author Of this plan ARCHES that
there is quite as much reason for paying
Sunday-schoOl teachers as there b. for
paving church-choir singers. lie proposes
To nut Uplicants for sunday-schOol teach
ers' places through a thorough eNamina-
ton as to their qualifications. and To re-
duire the highest endorsements Of their
Christian character as We'll as their skill
in teaching.
The idea OF paying Sunday-school teach
ers is novel one. and will provoke a va
riety OF discussion and criticism.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-26
WANTED
WANTED,

A GOOD COAT-MAKER AT ONCE.
Apply to PHILLIP LEFkO.
oc 22-ft Danville. Va.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-26
u,sprr cooTE,s CLEVER WORK.
He Appeared at Two performance
Yesterday to Pleased Audiences

The quaint humor Of Bert Coote proven
almost Irresistible to the two audiences
that gathered at the Academy yeFteraay
In witness the performances given Dy TINS
clever comedian.
.The New Boy" the piece in when Nj
Coote has successfully appeared Tor sew
eral seasons, was presented at the maui
nee. while the bill for the evening was
Goodhue's farcical comedy. "A Battle
Scared Hero" The latter is Mr.. Coote :
latest vehicle for the display OF ms &C
centric methods. to which his success az
a comedian is largely due. IN Doth pei
formances the star was the centre l,oin
which radiated the humOr OF the cVinc-
dies His support was satisfactory ana IN
Guided Miss Julia Kingsley MISS kings
lev was not i'm the east AT the matinee
performance. but appeared as Dorothy
pare Isabella. the widow, in "a Battle
Scared Hero" She was excellent in her
imnersonation. Mr.. Coote has wonder
ful control over the muscles of his race
and if is his expression that causes the
laughter Of his audience, even more imam
the words he utters.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-26

Heard in the Police Court.

In the Police Court yesterday John
Fvans (colsreCD. charged with trespassing
on the premises Of Mr.. Louis Il. Bossieux,
was placed under 500 bond for thirty
days.
An attachment was issued for John Ba-
mini. charsed with selling liquor 10 Wise
blackburn. a minor. on Saturday night.
James r. Fife (colored. charged with
dumping on "A Chesapeake and Ohio train
and throwing rocks az II while in motion.
was fined SO and costs and sent 10 jail
for sixty days
John Beale charged with trespassng
on the premises OF Cornelius Saunders and
beating him. was fined $3.50 and costs.
Joaeph Bell. charged with assauiting W.
D. Randolph. was discharged
Daniel 5 Hancock charged with being
drunk. suffered the usual penalty. and a
number Of ordinance violations were also
weighed I'm the balance and the prescribed
penalties melted out 10 the yiolators.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-26

delightful progressive euchre parry parry Won Won
terday eyenliig. The prizes VIZ tho
by Mrs. Correll and her son. .'' Mics
BOBBY prizes by Mr.. Hanson ""-
Williams. ,.rtain-
This IS the second charming eh,ei '.a a
mcnt given by the ladies, VINO CAV
progressive whist party last "e'N'
A committee from Lee camp VIZ -
tonight at the residence OF MIS-. -
man Randolph 10 confer with the Win''e
paws Monument Committee az 10 'ns
anal arrangements for the unveiiihs ,' -.
thIs monument on November Gun ln's s
committee has also in charge the h'a ,s..,
of arranging for the coming OF inc 49, 49,
from the Virginia Polytechnic iiis''u', ~,
AZ Blacksburg. vino. IT Is hoped VIII w
able 20 come 10 the unveiling.
AR and Mrs Meyer Sycle iea'e ou'
saturday at noon for Philadelphia their
future home.
NI,ss Lucille Nelson Of Culpoper, spent
rueedav and Wednesday in Fredeficks-
b,rp where she attended the Young
Bernard wedding.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-26
n,ssoLurroNs & corARrNERsHIFs

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN IHA-
the partnership heretofore existins,
tXyeei, W. s. BEAL. JACKSON BEAU
ana q. w BRIGGS, dealers in 81
merchandise. az ore Banks. Va, ln
the STYLE of G. W BRIGGS x co.. .
this day dissolved by mutual con-
and that the said business In the SOC.
viii be carried on by W ;. BEAl- N
parties indebted 20 the old concern 81
make settlement with him, and he
sumes all debts OF the old concern.
6. W. BRIGGS.
w S. ZEAL
JACKSON BEAl-
Orc Banks. Va, October p. ls.3.
Oc 2G-it
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-26
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-26

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chean for cash. or easy instruments. Ohly
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