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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-04-30

riidfe6rer. Wir beoGten aud feline
rpsiBe SABINE mebr, felt mir pifen, ME
binterliIiig bic 4erle limb. S6r tDnnt
Sud oenn au9 einbiIoen, mas 0as BEL
uns b~ebeutet; 0os beiBt, vt0OEet iepa
Bigger, Der Dem Eager nabe tom.nt
poer auBer6al6 Der Staot angetroffen
pirO." Sic BADEN audi i6on auSgez
funDen, mas Der Qmeritoner leiIten
fam. G5 III Iei3t m0gli9, buB 1s
bulo ben 8ampf aufgeben perDen.
S6un 1e 0a5 ni9t, Damn neroen UNI
1ere 2tnien errpeitert uno ONES bor urs
nit 8lei uno 5euer au5gerGunE, gez
raoe ME es bon Mantla biz an Die
@afertperfe gei4a6. Wir perben Tie
nod in Die Gee jagen, um bic 6aifiI4s
gu f~ittern. Sic fagen, bic Spanier
bGttn lie I6dnbli6 bebunbelt; nun, bic
Spunier BADEN Tie nidt bai6 f9le4t
genu9 ~bebanOelt. SEPT I6on mag fem
ameritaniI6er Soloat Te als @efunz
gene me6r nebmen, unb sr I6ieBt lie BET
Der gertngIten 8erunlafua9 Ibsr ben
9auTen, neil er peiB, buB lie i'm
meu4iingB iiberfa[lsn, mo lie Die Sc
legsn6eit finben."
Den 8eri9ten aug Munila 8uFolge
1T 6ei'm Nus6ru9 0es Samples Der
erIte S6uB in Der @ompagnie . oes
L. acknowledgement gefaGe0, unO
Is 1T ki6t mOgli4, baB MiGer osnIelz
ban gefeuert hat, pie er be6uuptet.
Sergeant @m. 8. S6ufFer, chem
fails Elm QIentopner, Der in Dem obsnz
erpG6nten Hegiment nit MiGsr bent,
bat audi beimgeI4rieben uno erfldrt,
Mi1er babe ben S4uB gefsuert, Der Die
5einb1eligfeitan nit ben 6ilipinDs erz
0ffRte. Miuer unb Elm Soloat, Sea
mems 8repion, 6atten 8orpotsnoIenlt
uno puroen Dom 5etnoe bsDrdngt.
Wti1er rief ibnen gu, a6er lie tdmen
nG6er, Bis er dnGgte uno 5pei 5iliPl5
ms nit einem @6uB erlegte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-04-30
Sns .,6ans i'm Sui6. 4"

Die beutI9e 8o9snf6riFt in ben
NieberGanben bringt cine 8eI6reibung
be5 G9Gofes in 6aag, porin Die 6riez
benstonferen3 tagen miro. @s betBt
in OieIer S6iloerung: SIS 1T pirtz
lid cine StGtte beS 6risoens. ba8
6aus, mo bic MGnner, bic uber boS
3uItanbefommen b.5 @0lierFrieOens gu
berat9i4ldsen ba6en, Ii4 Dereinisen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-04-30
..61nfa 9Qrphnl" in Merifn.

Ser @9ilberung zines @orreIponz
benton in Der Stdbt Msrico 3ufol9e
qreift bort unb in anberen beoeutenoen
meritanif6en Stdoten Die Srinf>l1n=
mdBigteit INNER bebenfli6er I'm Ii6
unb bef6dftigt bic Staatsmdnner unb
bic @er3te Dofel6f le6baFter, al5 je@
mails, glei4 elmer grpBen 9eFabr, mel
9e benz 2anoe in Der nd9Ifen 3utunft
brobe. Gnglif6zumerifaniT6e Qugsn
finb erfabrungsgemGB lei6t CUR 8er=
gr0Berun9 folder 0inge geneigt; Ie@
benfaas 1T ss aber bon Snterefe, @is
niaes 0arlber gu erfaAren, mas man
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-04-30
grei Gei6miittr berunaIift.

2Gnsbole, Yd., 20. Ipril. =
5ermann &O6ler, % Sabre aft, unb
feline lebenidbrige S4peiter MoGie
purben geitern Na9mittag in ber9lGbs
bon bier our6 einen @rpreB5u9 Der
r4eaOirg 8abn" augenblidli9 aetDoz
tet unb ibr fiinfidhriger 8ruoer 10
f6tper perlsBt, baB sr binnen peni9en
Stunben ftarb. Die orei ungliidli6en
paren ainbsr bes Bidders s. -. Sob
Ter, unb 6ermdnn, Der dlteIte So6n,
bate, als er auf's 2anb fubr, UNI
8rob ab5uliefern, Ieine fleinen 9ss
fAtpilter mitqenommen. @ls er auf
benz Hiidpeqe iiber Ous @eIeiIe fabren
pplte, tpurbe Der Waoen BON benz
53use Sertriimmert uno ane Snfafen
famen um's 2eben. Der iunqe &6bler
battle erit Dor etli6en 8o9en sebei>
ratbst.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-04-30
&rluhnte Suaen0.

Sm 6onntoqs6.ott oe5 rGOurierz
%ournul" finOen mir cine ItDIiItii4e
llebuno, bic einem Shuljungen in
8oliDur, 3enn,, 8ugeI6rieben ptro,
uno bic gu bi6I6 lit, aI8 0dB mir lie
unieren QeIetn borentbulttn mOhten.
s3u0em Benefit 1ie, Dab es oO6 aud IN
0mer:tu pirtli6e &inOer giebt, unlO
f6on ourum lit Iie Der G%rtpG6nung
rpertb. 0u8 3bsma bat ieOenfdQ5
r8elo6nte Sugeno" %qe,autet, unO Der
iun9e Damn bat bic Sa6e folgenosra
muBen ~bebanoslt:
Sin iunger Munn liebta Die 3o6a
Ter eirer REDEEM Dame, Del4e cine
GprOitorei beFuB. Der iungs MonT
tonnte Die 3p6tsr Der reiher GunDp=
Dame ni9t beirat6en, Oenn er battle
ni6t Qenuq 8elo, UNI cine 6ausz
einri9tung gu taufen. Sin i9lenter
M}ann Bot Dem iunQen W}1nne $50,
tpenn er elm 3rinter perotn DoQe. Der
iurae Wdnn tpoQte Dus 9elO gar gu
osrne 6uben, pdmit er Die 5O6ter Der
Garbn Dame beiratben t0nne, dber
olg er in ben Saloon fam, Oa idgte er
al benz i6leaten Monne: sd min
bod fein Srintep DerOen, 1elbIt nibt
fir 10 bel @elO. 6ebe DID meg DON
mir, Sutun!" Qls er no6SauIe ging,
farO er Elm 9ortemonraie nit elmer
MiQion Dollars in Sob, uno beirdz
t6ete nun iofDrt Die iunQe Dame. Die
6o63eit mar punoeri60H, unO an
nG8ifsn Sage betamen fe 3piQinge.
9uraus 7itbt man, OoB Die Sugeno be-
Io6nt DirO."
8tniB Iisht man 0dS. - 60 ipiez
qelt f6 in foI6em 8Opf Die Melt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-04-30
Sonnen= unO RCgen(6irmC.

sOnunIbnms aus i8G&tr iOH3u SENT ous Gubrh t . $125
esmrf4trms aus i8G8tu SafhassaOa ole 6mben nit GfU6dH 0rHn Gdt
Gsfr4ns suubgsOnmni8rme os GTOrHmtt Der 6atm, t' =. $500
eorgo,' NH fbn,ns R,oehdrns 9u@enu GrffG t " $500
@sqsdtarms aus trbpn gamatT ed0H nit 8H3hn @ahTz u0 e@aHtn 9"ss .o-o
grIru U : d. =. e = = = e . . = e. E e. - ''' =" . : . P'
atnorzsonnsnbrms on 6abmL Gdatt unO i3E3t s 75c. Bis $3.50
5uucaBoaru cine sp8iaHdt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-04-30
Wo(c66Ore S6irt WOiltS.

Ga GNg 9nartmnt mr Qmb bnrf bdmOa s f3 nun Tim rfn 5tdDrt nnr Gang
tm oupzGinumQ. IS etat elm enuus aFouimut bon perfect br0Ttatm uO p1fHom
gourn in ousfbmBi6n aOom. sic tnuu un0un @uf in 98l0 mf S6u=g8ats. 9r r=
batter in ooufan0g aurttt
100 7ukcDS brtENafs aus cBm @mus OauN5, QuuR uO gnDn. in GTnotn
uD Curfrafn rOuD" GWtn uO QAbs Sic inn i@S $l35 wcab. Inner NrH8 Ut 9Sc
100 9hrO s6rzRufg aus Qrul8 frb0u Qamn5 II T. N, GurhuIfn nO @ums
ten NIT DEN nun ibibuH Ndu8Hdu gcma6t Sic To IO5 $DV DHb. Inner 90
NS lit -. - -. -. -. -. -. =. - -. - -. - ~.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-04-30

g6paqs ga DISQUALIFICATION, pa8~On 5uont4tt dnf8nsba8 a&na $1,000, -o
$50 OO, $39 o o $500 unO d. q. q. e. . . . d. . . q. =. . $4,000
Rein Rmafano, pBt Chiffon, WdBe Qfitt GbTTae unO rtG Sitter bdeBe
Nobn, uruc eQtum uui6GrBibn 0tOoT, $1,000 bis 90. -. =. $4,000
QrQttpoe ausubl III i35nen 0mHatn BON 2ms pes @N3bntn epteL QradDOl g@
fHe GbfOnS
asr eOuot5 Du etfhcm odozspA in pdb .t8na3, grim uO bon nit on, fbl uO
tuquput unOf NDn3
sG %moSSs es~ % i'm in lien S%%b99t BON 1s8 bis $3.50
Degmit+ non 3Gs 6C@a BRET; 0N+5 IS. BIZ Er sur - . 12!c.
9ou b%r g8T6 NG bis Co., 49,. zoe.
% stH6s tmbte ohts fir &hoa, 5 8a brett; Gu6 $3.50 bis m $3.50 pro
@uO Sir e. . d. d. e. e. . . . . e. q. e . e. . e . . . = . Si9'
30 etadc Ibrart ga losmsRrBt rpUus 0uaGmt 6 3a brett Die 0o fir 98c.
bg 500 Die SSp fr " ~ " 03c.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-04-30

8eIunb6eit fir 10 Gents. gascaz
rsts beforbern Die natiirlifen Stunt
tipnen Der @~ingetpeibe unb Nisren, serz
it0rsn Mifro6en, turiren 4ppH6msrz
gen, unperbauli9feit uno Sartleibig>
felt. Ollie 4pptbtfer.
GprillO, MsRiS
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-04-30

nuSiaFt angenommen fat. Sin 8if6en
meRr GOnFequen3 bonn tem~peren3leriz
i6en Stan0puntte aus piirbe in erItez
rer 8etpegung iebenFau5 fteden, ais Iie
in leBterer itedte. 9enn es iinb ni6t
Die .lei6teren unb per6GltmdBQIiQ
6armloferen 9etrdnfe, fpel6e in bieIen
gantee : S6anftuben in Merico qez
fu4t iperben, unO Bel getpiHen @ldFen
Der Merifuner BADEN geraDe Diefe
S6antTtu6en bas genobnheitsmdBige
itarte Srinten erIt ~foI6iono6eI gez
ma6t.
8erf9limmert pirb bic 8etrGnfez
frage in Merico mod bur4 bic 3ubl(oz
fen unberT4Gmten Na9FGlf9ungen
BON 9etrdnten aQer Dirt. Sn bie7er
8e3ie6ung pirO gepiB aud in ben Ser,
Stdaten 8etrd4tli6e5 geteiItet,-aber
nenn man einen piirbigen ameritantz
f4en @erglei4s : 9egenEano fir bic
merifoniT3en 8etrGntez ontT8ereien
fu6en min, muB maj f9on Bis na8
gepifen ameritantT4en 9ren3erbiz
1tritten ge6en!
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-04-30

Ole WabIlofale tnb m
Oienfag nur BON 6 ubr
Mprqensbis 5 br IbenDs
geDffnet
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-04-30

SIN Maler 4telier.-Gir34
Ti6tiger 6err: n0as malen Sic oa;
a6a, Elm 8ienentorb mil 8Rnen!" =
Maler: y2la nein, oa5 1T bic alte 5rdu
8tuge, bic bat 70 pisl SommerIpro6en
i'm 9eIi6t!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-04-30

Sn benz 9 amierenfum ms
pirtb8baus. - @af: .@er lit
Der 9err, Der bort 10 per3peiflungspol
an elmer 8dFeriuoe nagt?" - S9misa
rem SaanIPieler; nunIer Bombs
pant."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-04-30

BON berS N = S9auz
ipteIer: vOas S4eunenba8, unter nell
dem mir TpieIen, 1T reparirt porber."
= S6mieren 0ireftor: Sd CLAUDE,
bu f0nnsn mir unIere nG8Re @orE,<
lung ruFig aI5 gusifattungsiiid an
t%inoigen."
9tI0fes 9rpb(em.-@ aIt:
mas f0nnen sic uns 6eute Defenders
e%mpFsblen, 6err S6erteuner?" = Self
ner: n9riinenAal, gang friT9."-@aF:
nSIt er uber audi gan3 frtid? Mit 4al
muB man Febr borfi8tig fein." Self
ner: run6eIorgt, 9err, penn i9 fuge,
friF4, bann 1T er friI9, i9 peiB ia
bod genau, no er bertommt: - Soft:
nWirtii4? Qqp enbIi4 NAL Elm
MenT9, Der @endue5 iber bic 6erfunft
bes 4als peiB!"
Ous fe6Ite d.! - Mann:
yQ6er 5rau, IS 1T ia ni9t oenf6ur, bah
0u T9on piebsr etnen 9ut brau6H!"-
5rau: nSu, peiBt 0u, bas Suite am
meln pipb ieBt e6en audi moDern!"
Gin glet4urtiger 5e6Ger.
- 9rdfin gum neuen 0iener): ,unb
ME beiBen Sie?" Oiener: y@'ruo 70
pie Der 6err 9raf!" = @rGfin: nDds
1T bus fir cine rnperT9Gmtbeit?"
Oiener: ga, meme MuIter mar audi
ni4t nit Dem gtamsn Nsbutabne5ar 5uz
frieben!@
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-04-30
& m h.

Der Safer bat On ben Tdper err
frantten Cardinal : Gr36iT6of DON
aDln Or. 9remenB cine 0epeT6e ge>
ri9tet, in Der er Iagt, er boffe BON
gan3em 9er3en, buB Der 9err Oes9ime
mels Dem Gr36iT4Of bic 8roft Derlei>
ben tperbe, bic 8rantbeit gu ii6erpMz
ben. Or. &remenB erpioerIe teIegraz
pbiT6: sd Oante Gurer MuieTtGt fir
bic gitige Grjnnerung an meme 8erz
ion unO gsoente in meinen lejotoDoQen
9e6eter TOrtpdbrenO Gurer Mujefdt."
8antnoten 6Gff4ertnz
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-04-30

Sm 90lner @eri6t puroe nad
fe65EGgigu1 @erbonoiungsn bic @itEz
he Critters uno lire 3o6ter, 6rau
@roRe, Der 5dli6ung BON Noten Der
SONG Song u. Sbang6ai 8ant I6ulz
Dig 6efunben. Die M}utier puroe gu
orei Sa6ren @efdrgniB unO 8erlul
Der 6argerli6en G6rsnre9te fir fiaf
Sabre Deruribe;lt, Die 3O6ter erbielt
Orei Monate @efdngniB.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-04-30

Sn @erfoIg Der 9eItrebungen CUR
GinOdmmuug aqsr 9uTtbarfeilen Fat
ieBt Der 8sgierungs : 9rdIioent Der
86sinprOpir5 Derfugt, Dab fortan an
ben Wo6entagen i6er6aupt feline
an3z9ergniigungen faItfinOea birz
fen, auBerbem liatt an jeoem nur nod
an jebem ~5tpsiten Sonntag. Die Sol
ner Saai 8eiiBer beI4lOhen in eH7er
@erTammlung, gsgen Djefe 8erfigung
DsB R~egierungs : PrGIiDenten 6ei benz
MiniIierium bss Sfnsrn oorteuig gu
peroen. @ire aus BRET 6erren beTiez
6euOe @ommtfjOn Miro Iia mad 9ers
lin 6eQe6en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-04-30

Der &utIer an ben tranten @r56ii4of
Or. &remenB. - 8ra0o in einem
8erlilner 8prort. - Srei Stnoer
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-04-30

Sm @arter bes 9alai5 beg Gr36srz
3ogs 8url 2uOpig in Dien T6oB Elm
ungariI9er Da6tpoIten Den 9drtner
R8i6d in ben Hudtn. Der 8orFaQ 1T
nod Hi4t geniigenO aufgstldrt.
Sn 8resldu bat Der 8auunterne6s
mer S4par3 Sel6Itmorb 6egangen.
The Eddy current., 1899-05-06

The house had a Quorum Of ninety
members at Saturday NOR ing'a ses-
sion.
The speaker laid before the house
the senate bin 10 amend chapter i3i.
section i. Z and 70 Of the general laws
of the twenty-fourth legislature. Of nn
act 10 create n more efficient road sys-
tenn for HlN, Coke. Hunt. Jackson. B, @
and Victory counties Tho bill was
passed finally
a resolution 10 allow the reading
clerk OF the house 81 per day from
March for extra service was defeated.
The senate bin 10 amend the charter
Of the city Of Houston was passed un-
der n suspension Of the rules. Tho
charter amendment defines the limits
Of the city and authorizes the condem.
nation Of land along Buffalo bayou.
II also changes the title of the chief
of police officer from that Of city mar
shal 20 chief Of police.
The house bin 10 amend tho law OF
the twenty-nfth legislature relating 70
county finances so as 10 provide that in
counties without banking facilities a
certificate of tho cashier OF any reput.
allie bank Of this state may be con.
tl6ored ds actual cash. was passed Tn
ally.
The house bill 10 provide q road sys-
ten for Bowie county was passed I'm.
ally.
Mr. Frost moved 10 suspend the or
der Of business and take up the bin TO
create the county OF Ross. Lost.
Tho speaker laid before the house
the house bill TO set apart to Wheeler
county the state taxes collected for
1859 for the purpose Of rebuilding tho
courthouse, destroyed by cyclone. AZ
ter some discussion the further con-
slderatIon OF the bill was postponed %
Tuesday NJ p. m.
Tho senate bin 20 reoganlze tho
thlriy-fourth iudiylal district and pre-
scribe the terms Of the district court
theroln was passed finally.
The senate bin 20 amend subdlvla-
ion ?. article %, title 4. Of tho terms OF
the district court IN Nacogdorhes olun-
~ and change the times Of holding dis
lrlct courts IN Angelina and Cherokee
'ountlos, was laid before the house AMI
passed finally
The bin 10 consolidate Soule dnlycr.
slty OF Chappoll I'm and Chappell Hl,l
Female college was laid before thl
house and passed finally.
The Eddy current., 1899-05-06

Galveston, Tex, May ?. When The
news reached here that Gov. alrcrs
had approved ths Galvoston- Hunting.
ton bill, whereby the grants made Mr..
Huntington by tho Galveston clty
council so that he can build wharvcs
and terminals here. Galveston proceed.
ed 10 celebrate
Bands played. bells were rung.
whistles were blown and guns were
fred.
Last night there was n big rntlAca-
tion meeting A. Harmony hall
Speeches were made by Mayor Fly.
Mr.. II. W. Rhodes. Col. NJ. +. Mott.
Rev. Father Klrwin. Col II. @. street.
Mr.. Clarence Ousley MIR. Leon SON
held' Col, Il. @. Lowe. Mr. Forster
Rose and Mr. Thomas W. Dee.
The Eddy current., 1899-05-06

Austin, Tex, May 2.-The tenth an
nud convention Of the Sons Of Her
mann was called 20 order yesterday by
President Altermann.
Mayor John D. Mccall welcomed the
visitors ln few well-choson words.
extending 20 them the hospitality of
the city. eongratulatlng them on their
handsome appearance and expressing
the gratitude Of the city ia having
them as visitors.
Gov. sayers after being introduced
by yon. Walter Tips. addressed the
delegation and the Sons of Hermann
showed their appreciation Of the trlb-
ute paid them and their lodge.
The Eddy current., 1899-05-06

Dallas, Tex, May i.-charlcs ".
Alexander, ex-presldent Of the Dallas
Consolidated Electric Street Railway
company. was arrested Saturday At
noon by Deputy sherlns simpson and
Crush. The warrant for the arrest was
based upon an indictment returned
fifteen minutes before hy the Dallas
county grand Jury. tie is charg a
With being accessory 20 the killing OF 4
q. Randle. Judge Clint placed him
under $500 bond. which was AZ once
given.
The Eddy current., 1899-05-06

Used for Mating ola Gowns New
Again.

tsed TOR mahing Ola Downs New
Again.
a woman I'm England has recently
discovered the peculiar virtues OF the
ivy leaf as a means OF bringing up
pristine freshness to a solled, faded or
spotted gown. This Is her recipes:
Pick about twenty ivy leaves, young,
green ones by choice. wash them care.
fully and place them In jug or basin.
Add about one pint OF boiling water,
cover up the basin or jug and leave
all 20 soak for two or three hours,
when the cleanser will be ready for
use. Meanwhile the garment must bo
thoroughly brushed inside and out, and
all untldy braid or lining removed
from the bottom, When ready, spread
Il on the table and carefully sponge Il
with the Ivy water. Il must then be
wrung out dry, when Il will be found
10 have recovered lts former color and
TO look quite like new Black silk may
be cleaned In the same manner, but Il
needs more care. II the silk Is In the
bFeadths II must be lightly sponged
and then tightly rolled over cloth
wound round roller and left TO dry.
Black lace may also be renovated when
solled or brown with ago by sponglng
Il with Ivy water. and then rolling n
over a cloth wound round a collar. Il
should not BE- ironod
The Eddy current., 1899-05-06

The mouse.
when the house met Monday morn
Ing the order ~ business was sus-
pended on motion OF Mr. Ratcllre. and
the report OF the conference committee
on the senate bill 10 authorize the
Texas and New Orleans Railrond COM
pany 20 own and operate railroad
connection between the Sabine and
East Texas and the Texas Trunk rail
road, was made n special order for 1870
o'clock Wednesday morning.
A resolution by Mr. Tarvor inviting
the Confederate veterans In the city
to seats In the house was adopted by
a rising vote.
The general appropriation bin was
then laid before the house and con-
sidoratlon Of the university item was
resumed. with two amendments pend.
Ing. one proposing 10 appropriate SiO.-
600 for zach year for its maintenance.
and one to appropriate s75.iS2.7G for
each year.
Mr. Shropshire spoke nearly an hour
aud half against the amendments.
lie said that no was not unfrlendly
20 the university. On the contrary, he
considered II az important az the COM
mon free schools OF the state. but he
dld not believe the trainers Of the con-
stitution ever contemplated that the
Institution should be maintained by ap-
propriations from the general revenue.
Tie quoted from the utterances of past
governors and other prominent cltl-
zens and from the platforms of the
Democratic party to sustain his posi-
tlon.
Mr.. Wheless replied TO Mr.. shrop.
shire and defended the proposed ap-
proprIatIon from the objections urged
against II on constitutional grounds.
Speeches were also made In favor Of
the appropriation by Messrs. Little Me.
Kamy and McAnally. and against Il
by Messrs. Crawford and Tucker
Tho first vote was taken on the Nc.
Anally amendment. proposing 90 ap.
proprlate t75,1327G for each year. Offer
ed as a substitute for the $4,000
amendment and Il was lost yeas A.
nays &C..
Tho Dies amendment to Appropriate
$4,000 was lost yeas o. nays so.
Tho speaker laid before the house
as a special order the house antitrust
bill with a favorable majority report
recommending an amendment 10 ox-
cmpt such pools trusts. contracts.
combinations etc., as are not formed
with the intention of fixing or rcgu.
latlng prices In Texas, and an amcnd.
ment TO exempt labor organizations. n
favorable minority report favorlng on'y
the exemption Of labor organizations
anu an adverse minority report.
Mr., Mastemon moved to substitute
the adverse minority report for the
favorable majority report. Lost
Mrs Staples moved TO substitute the
favorable minority report for the ma.
iority report. Adopted.
Messrs. Kennedy and Grugan offered
an amendment TO The nret sx sections
of the bin.
Mossrs. Wooten and Garner offered
a substitute FOR the bin and amend.
ment.
On motion Of Mr. Wright the amend.
ment and substitute were ordered
printed IN the journal end the further
consideration Of the bin ana amend.
ment was postponed 10 Friday next
at o'clock D. m.
The Eddy current., 1899-05-06
Nsr nmc.r..

San Antonio. Tex, April 29,-The
;hlrty-Arst annual convention of the
Texas u'e Medical association came
70 an end at Turner hall yesterday
when the election OF officers was COM
pleted and resolutions OF thanks were
adopted.
Following Is complete list OF the
officers; President a. y. Gardner OF
Bellville; vice-presidents. n. r. Hadra
Of San Antonio, George II. Lee OF Gal
weston, +. d. Thompson OF Fort
Worth; secretary, u. A. West OF Gal
weston, treasurer. z F. Miller OF sher.
man.
The Eddy current., 1899-05-06
Girl Knisa.

Hlllsboro. Tex, April 2s.-A eolored
girl-sallle Allen, daughter Of Ora Al
len aged years, was run over and
killed Just below the bridge between
the Katy depot and the south yards
by the south bound passenger yester-
day morning, She vas playing along
the track and when the engine neared
her she got frightened and started 10
run one way and then another. Her
head was severed from her body and
one aI.a was cut on. Her breast was
Ground almost 10 q i0lly.
The Eddy current., 1899-05-06

Sherman. Tex, May 2-FIre orlglnat-
ed Ia the grain and implement ware
house on West Houston street between
and 3 o'clock yesterday morning. and
they are practically a tot-l loss
The warehouses belonged 10 Mr. n.
L. Fielder aud was valued AZ $500 In
sured for $1,000; W. o. Bracket a Co
grain dealers. loss $500. insurance
500; e. y. Hammond. binder twine
and implements, loss $1,000, insurance
$500.
The Eddy current., 1899-05-06
Mandsmu. sul.

Austin, Tex. April 2s.-The manda-
mus instituted by late Secretary OF
State Madden against the present
secretary OF state. Hardy. 20 compel
the latter 10 turn over 10 him 300
copies Of the report made by the for
mer as secretary OF state, but which
came from the printer after Hardy
had qualified. was argued In the su-
preme court yesterday Assistant At
torney General Ward represented
Hsrdy. lie insisted that the duty Of
distributing the reports OF the state de.
partment devolved on the occupant Of
the once as secretary OF state.