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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-01-06
REMAINS OF COL. MARRY
They WIN Be Sent from Havana Today En-
Route Austin.
THE iN1tRsENT TO Be At JEFFERSON
Volunteer Guard Association WIN
Have the Funeral In CharEc-Ex-
prcsrions of Regret.

AtEtinY IcNhSs JaHiaIy n--1oVeruVV
Culhaeon this evening received telc-
gram from Adjutant General Corisn 10
the effect hat he had notified General
Brooke at Havana that 1t was the desire
Of tho war department that Colonel Ma
bry's rcmalns he oinbalmed and shipped
10 JEFFERSON, Texas. for fnal intermcnt.
A little later he received a coblegram
from Lieutenant Colonel Dwyer stating
that the body would ieavc for Austin to-
morrow via Miami. under escort OF Lieu
tenant A. E. Deyine,
Numerous kilograms were also received
by ihe governor today oppressive Of ser-
row because OF Colonel Mabry's death,
among theau one from tho officers OF the
Fourth Texas. stationed ut San Antonio.
A meeting of the Texas Volunteer Guard
association pres lied over by Colonel Andy
Faulkner, was held IN tho adjuiant gen
erals office today, al which commiftee
was appointed to confer with the governor
with regard to making suitable arraaige-
mients for the funeral as we'll as preparing
resolutions appropriate TO tho OCCASION.
The committee will report tomorrow.
The following telegram was sent this
evening;
Mrs. w, II. Mabry Texarkana, Texas.
Austin, Texas. january oil know that
words OF condolences arc but empty sounds
In this, your dark hour OF bereavement
and grief, yet l must In my depressed
feeling, express my profound sympathy for
YOU in the loss of your noble husband, my
devoted friend from boyhood, who has
sacrificed his life In the service of his
country. II. w, Finley.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-01-06
SMALLPOX UNDER CONTROL,

oMALLPUN UNDER CONTROL.
State Health Officer Blunt received
letter this morning from DR.. Yandeli, quar-
antine officer at FL Paso. informing him
that the smallpox reported from Barstow
is under full control.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-01-06
COUNTY ATTORNEY WILL PROSE.
CUTE.

County Attorney Pope requests The Post
correspondent to announce that enforcc-
ment of the Sunday law will not be CON-
fined to justice precinct No. !, but that
the law Will be enforced throughout The
county. This declaration is the result Of
the publication that Justice King Of y ..
cinGt No. / had decided TO enforce the
Sunday law, but that bis Jurisdiction was
confined to his precinct.
II notice 1t was stated in this mornlnsss
Post" said the county attorney, that this
jurisdiction of Justice King was confined
to his precinct or territory south OF the
Southern Pacific track. Such is the fact,
but there is another justice count on the
north side of the track and the county
court has Jurisdiction throughout Lhe
county. | want you, aherefore. to an
nounce that the Sunday law will he en-
forced not only in Jusbice precinct No. l.
but throughout the county. ! am not what
might be termed local optionist. ! do
mol think one citizen In community
should enjoy legal exemptions wdeh do
not apply to all others, and ] think 1t
would DO an injustice 10 compel the resi-
dents OF one precinct TO obey law and
pormit violations by those residing In
other precincts. You might state further
that enforcement OF the Sunday law Will
not apply to Beaumont alone, bapt 30 Port
Arthur, Sabine Pass or any other place
in The county where violations or at
tempts at violations occur"
do you expect this movement TO be
succcss7" was asked.
III you mean by that question to ask
AZ expect TO put a stop TO violations OF
SUNDAY laws Will reply no. You can not
stop violations OF that law any more than
you can stop theft, burglary or murder:
but you can prosecute the viopator and
even though you fail IN conviction the exc
penses OF defense will be much too burr
densome for frequent indulgence"
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-01-06

sentahve Klttrell OF Houston
In the city this morning on his
me from San Antonio. He fawors
kutlonal conven ton and is inclined
Bailey for speaker, but is being
la to pressure from some OF his
ents 10 vote against the Cuero
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-03-15
OUTSIDE GARMENTS

for Women Misses and Children and Womens Street and House
Costumes MARKED AND LEADING SPECIALITY business
and this than previous More
Complete STOCK INCREASED IN ALL DEPARTMENTS, and
everything Up-To-Date and High Glass.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-03-15
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The janitor explained to him that he would
have TO get into the water and take a
bath or else he would not be admitted
to the home. He still hesitated, and tried
TO beg OIL, on the ground that he could not
get his shirt off. as his daughter. before
he left home, had sewed his shirt at the
place where the collar button ought TO
have been. Finally the difficulty was re-
moved and little by little he was gotten
into the tub. On the morning after his ar
rival he started out TO attend to securing
renewal Of his pension. He found his
way around to the Pension Office and got
the Pension Commissioners TO promise 10
attend to his case. When he desired 10
go back to the home he could not find the
way. He enquired OF someone and was
told to go TO the Soldiers Home. He
walked all the way out there, and, upon
arriving there, was directed back to town
again. He was next told to go to the
Marine Barracks. He travelled all the way
.on foot, and when he reached the Barracks
it was 10 O'Clock in the evening. He
secured lodgings for the night at some
lodging house near the navy yard, for
which he was charged by the people who
ran the house. who undoubtedly thought
that on account of his extreme simplicity
they ought 10 take advantage of him. II
was not until the next morning at 10
o'clock that he finally succeeded in reach
ing the temporary home. The trip was
very eXhausting, and he has not yet re-
covered from its effects. He is now very
anxious to return to North Carolina. as he
is afraid that he will become so i'll that he
will not be able to reach home. He has
but very little money-not enough TO pay
his railroad fare back home-and is de-
pendent upon the aid which the home is
giving him. He does not like 10 depend
upon charity.
In appearance he is a fair representa-
tive of the Southern mountaineer. He is
tall large boned and very slender. His
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aches; still others are troubled with loss
of flesh and appetite with accumulations
of gas, sour risings and heartburn.
1t is safe to say that Stuart's Dyspepsia
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They cure sour stomach, gas. loss OF flesh
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Send for valuable little book on stomach
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W. Becker, A. NJ. the well known reli-
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German Methodist Church, Chief Clerk
and Wharf Commission. Public Secretary
for the st. Louis School Patrons Associa-
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PROHIBITION IN VIRGINIA.
Discussion of the Question i'm Dan
Vile.

VILE.
Danyille, Va, Jan. 2S.-The Fourth ward
of Danville is on the north side of Dan
River, and previous TO July, 1896, was a
separate town, first known as North Dan
vile and later as Neapolis. For ten years
previous to 1896 the question of annexing
the northside town 10 Danville had come
up in one way and another every now and
then. The northside was strictly prohi-
bition, and as a separate municipality had
q high-license liquor law which was pro-
hibitiVe. How to annex with Danville,
which was not prohibition, either abso-
lutely or indirectly, and yet keep the
northside dry, was question, the inability
10 settle which prevented annexation for
many years. Finally, in 1886, annexation
was effected by popular vote, under new
charter, which covered the liquor ques-
tion in chapter /, section 5, as follows:
That license for the sale of intoxicating
liquors in said annexed territory shall be granted
by the corporation court of the city of Danville
until it shah be clearly shown in some proper
and legal way that public sentiment and ma
sority of the registered voters OF said annexed
territory shall be in favor of such licensing and
sale OF intoxicating liquors. but the inhabitant.
OF said annexed territory shall not at any time
cote upon the licensing and sale Of intoxicating
liquors in the other wards Of said city, or in the
sald new city at large.
The manner of ascertaining public SEN
timent and the viii of the majority is not
specifically set forth and the latitude thus
given the judge Of the corporation or hust-
ings court lJudge A. NJ. Ai5enl is wide
For the past ten days a petition has been
quietly circulated in the Fourth ward.
praying the judge of the court TO grant
license TO retail liquor in that ward II is
alleged that the petition now contains the
signatures of majority thus expressed
is all that the court has a right to claim
as compliance with the spirit and letter
of the law.
On the other hand the anti-liquor peo-
pie claim that a petition which they will
The evening times., 1899-01-23
THE PRESS IN THE COLONIES.
American Newspapers Printed in
Manila and Havana.

american newspapers PRINTED Ia
Manila and Havana.
The journalism which is known as yel-
low is waxing fat in our new possessions
and in such tropical places as smile be-
meath the protection of Old Glory
Copies of the Manila Times and the
Havana Advertiser two very eloquent
daily papers. have just been received at
this office. The Manila Times is pub
lished by Chofre & Co., and the price has
been fixed at 10 cents per copy, while the
Havana Advertiser molds opinion under
the guidance OF George Eugene Bryson.
The Manila Times comes in three
sizes. The original issue is but a hand
bill, the next Issue is a four-page sheet
of some Importance, and the issue of No
vember so is a blanket sheet filled with
red-hot cablegrams and paying advertise
ments. The first page is devoted to the
merits of good American beer and whisky
and gives the rate charged by the Eastern
Extension Australasia and China Tele-
graph Company TO Washington as $3.50 pei
word.
The Havana Advertiser" is also well
supplied with advertisements, and contains
a daily Washington letter. The advertise
rants and show other evidences of the
growth of American ideas.
Both papers suffer from the employment
of native eompositors. and the Havana
Advertiser" spells advice "advief'
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People having IL think their nerves are to
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of the mischief is lost sight of. The
stomach is the organ 10 be looked after.
Nervous dyspepties often do not have
any pain whatever in the stomach, nor
perhaps any of the usual symptoms Of
stomach weakness. Nervous dyspepsia
shows itself not in the stomach so much as
in nearly every organ. In some cases the
heart palpitates and is irregular: in others
the kidneys are affected, in others
the bowels are constipated, with head
The evening times., 1899-01-23
AUCTION SALE.

Assignees' Sale i'm Bulk
of the Entire Stock of
Goods. Wares and Mer.
chandise. Fixtures ano
Parapllernalia of Trade,
in Stores and Premises
Nos. 40 9TH Street
Northwest, and AS Sth
5 t re c t Northwest,
Formerly Conducted by
Charles Baum, as Also
the Unexpired Lease of
4I6 9TH Street North
west, Washington, DC.
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lay before the Judge will contain the sig
natures OF many more people than the IL
cense petition, but not majority of vot-
ers for women and children, who are vi
tally interested in the liquor question, will
put their signatures to it.
This interesting question will come be-
fore the court at the February term.
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Sermons by Visiting Ministers,

Visiting clergymen preached in Wash
ington yesterday as follows: Rev. Richard
A. Greene, of Princeton, N J., at the
Western Presbyterian Church; Rev. ]. By
ington Smith, ID. D., of New York, at the
Metropolitan Baptist Church; Rev. E. T.
Anderson, of Richmond, Va, at Ebenezer
Methodist Episcopal Church
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Teachers' Aid Association,

The Teachers Annuity and Aid Associa-
tion met in fifth annual session Saturday.
The report of the treasurer showed that
the organization now possesses property
worth s4S,l54.1S. n. p. Gage supervising
principal of the third school district, was
chosen president.
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FISH HOUSE DEMOLISHED.
In It's Stead Will Now Rise the Lying-In
Hospitals New Building.

Tho plans for the new hospital building
which J. Picrpont Morgan will erect in Second
avenue. between Seventeenth and Eighteenth
streets. for tho Society OF the Lying-In Hos
ptal.were submitted to Building Commissioner
Brady yesterday. The building will be OF
brick, nine stories high, and will be as nearly
flrcproof as modern science can make 1t. Tho
cost will be about 100000.
To make way for this structure the historic
Fish mansion. which for many years occupied
the site at the corner Of Seventeenth street ana
Second avenue. has been torn down. The
work OF demoshnG it was completed yester-
day and workmrn began to exravate for the
new cellar. The contractor who had the Job OF
removing the building has preserved a
largo triangular block OF stone which
was set in the corner Of the house
and bore tho names Of the two thoroughfar"s
on which il faced Some of the contractors
friends advised him to send the stone to the
New York Historical Society. inasmuch as it
had been set in the wall at Hamilton Fish's
direction. The contractor wrote letter offer.
ing the stone to the society, but was Informed
by note from Robert II Kelly, tn" librarian.
that it was not Of sufficient historical interest
to be preserved by the society.
II has been decided to have the stone recut
and to present it to tho Society OF the Lying In
Hospital. which can give it place in the wall
OF the new building il it sees IT.
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DR.. TRACY'S HALF DOLLAR GONE.
Supposed Secret Service Man Comes Around
and Gathers 1t In.

Before DR.. Roger s Tracy. Registrar OF Rec
ords OF the Health Department. could 60 to
the Sub-Treasury yesterday to get an opinion
upon the quality OF a 5O-cont piece which. as
THE Sun told yesterday. was worrying his
conscience slim young man walked into his
office and said:
Il would like to see that half dollar which
you tried to pass off yesterday for stamps"
Are you an expert on counterfeits? 2" asked
DR.. Tracy.
"Oh. no." said the stranger; but I'd Just
like to soc the coin which seems to have been
pronounced good by some banks and dead
one by others
DR. Tracy fumhled in his pockets and then
handed out the doubtful coin to the inQuistive
stranger. He felt Of il and said:
Il thought so. You don't mind II take it
along
Il would mind. unless you gave me receipt
for it," replied the Doctor who thought tho
young man was u reporter.
All right" said he slim young man. and he
made out receipt which he handed to DR..
Tracy. 1t was torn from an official stub
marked United States Secret Service DR..
Tracy was therefore. saved the necessity of
taking his questionable money to the Sub
Treasury to find out whether or not 1t was
genuine.