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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-03-27
TEMPLE TOPICS.
Cruelty Ia birds Discussed by n
woman's Club.


Temple. Texas, March 25.--The Self Gull
ture Literary club held meeting yester-
day In which cruelty 10 birds was dis
cussed fully and resolution passed that
the members In future discard all wings,
heads or breasts OF birds from their hats
that requires the death OF the birds Tho
use OF live birds in gun shoots was also
condemned as cruelty to birds and their
dsuse recommended.
The ladies' OF st. Mary's Catholic church
gave supper Thursday night, At which
the neat sum Of S235 was raised for church
purposes Voting for the most popular
young lady and the most popular eandi-
date In the coming city election was held
and prizes distributed Misses Minnie
Fitzgerald and Mary Nelson won the con-
test in the first case while the present in
cumbent Of the city marshals office, 3
d. Williams, was declared the successful
candidate
Messrs Holman, Wolfe G. Holman, at
| tornoys of Bolton have arranged 10 oper
an office in Temple and Mr., Wolfe vii
make Temple his home in future. The,
we're arranging for an office here yester
day.
Mrs w. b. coniey OF Cleburne is visit
| ing Mrs. u. g. Blake.
Constable w. n. j.. Farmer has returne'
| from business visit to Brennan.
Miss Worloy OF Gatesyille is the guest o
her former schoolmate. Mrs. Dick o'Brien
George Dryer OF tho Santa re fregh
office at Galveston and former Temple
lite, Is visiting In the city.
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SHORT TEXAS SPECIALS.

ENNlS.--Sevcral cases Of meningitis are
reported In the vicinity OF Ennis.
81 PAso. business mea Of this city meet
Monday night 10 Organize hcard OF trade.
GoLnTHwAiTE--Tom hargroves was given
three and one-nalf years for BURGLARY and
tleft
DALLAs~-The Texas racing circuit viii
he arranged at meeting to be held here this
week.
Bolton Tho oil mill viii close down
tons OF seed.
cREENylLLI--rhe grand Jury returned
sesentysntnc true bills, Of which forty-nine
we're fer telonics
coRslCANA.--Ma meetings were. hell
throughout Navarro county saturday In the
interest OF cotton mill,
lENIS0N--The city election on April 4
Promises to be the most exciting ever known.
laore than 1000 voters have registered
GREENvILLE ~. NJ. Gufley q Co, are
shipping a ear load of eggs weekly. This
amounts 10 400 cases, or 1900 dozca eggs
CoRSlCANA--The district court has four
felony eases 60 try In which the penalty 10
death. Three Of these are for iaurdcr and one
fol rape
MKtNNEY The county teachers institute
selected Mckinney as place OF holding summer
normal and elected Prof. Il. Il, CHAPMAN Of
/ rarmersvlle conductor.
, FORT WORTH. Preparations are being
msde by the local lodge Home Forum, TO en-
torian tho delegates to tho grund district
convention which is to be held ~ Fort Worth
| Arril A.
| HllLSBoRo. REV, r. r. King has q his
revival IN progress AZ the First Christian
church There werr seven additions 10 the
| church last week. The revival will last an
/ Other week
! CoRSICANA. -.County Judge Stout ycstoy-
day evening oycrruled motion for new
| trial ia the case OF j. IL Morse, PRINCIPAL
OF ward school, who was nued S@ for whip
\ pins pupil.
| HILLSBoRo.- REV. S, o, Mitchell, pastor
OF the First Baptist church. draws over
| flowing houses at each sery,ee, Tonieht he
preached on tho Lessons from tn, ilispano'
| American War.
| M'l[fNNEYs--A case of ilphthciia has Dc
velopei IN this city and proved fatal, Tac
victim was Eugene. the hule 1'ycar- old son
| % I'D Hinman who was buried this atter-
noon In Pecan Grove cemetery. No other
rnses OF the disease ia lnowa to exist ~ thc
| city.
ENNIS Rev. j. w Sexton OF the Ole
School Presbyterian church OF this citS
has succeeded in raising funds among his
flock at Ferris 10 build church, and he
went there today 10 let the contract, anc
| work will begin at once.
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CoI.MEsNEu. NOTES.
cigars Are Ucing Turned Out Mt n
Rauiu Rate.

CoImesueil Texas, March 25.-w. F.
Holmes g. Co, the cigar manufacturers OF
woodville. are now turning out about one
thousand cigars per day.
VIM. Cameron Co.'S new mill at Rock
land Is about completed, and they intend
operating II the LIST OF April
REV. ]. j. Rape held divine services at
the Methodist church this morning.
Nj. W 5. Browning, the walking
evangelist, will preach in Colmesneil az 2
o'clock p. m. Thursday, March 80. on
the street
Mr. ]. D. Mccormick. who was murdered
al Mobile on last saturday night. was
buried al that place On sunday evening.
Nr Pen Gooch ono OF the stockholders
in he ochre mine at this place. leaves to-
day for his home in Mason county. and
win be absent indefinitely.
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rcrreIi Tonics.

Terrell. Texas, March 23.-Thc city
election. hitherto inactive. is now warm
ing up somewhat Three candidates for
mayor. and each ward has two candidates
for alderman. except the Third.
The Free Methodists are having a pro-
.tracted meeting in the city and hold street
services ON afternoons.
Major Grinnan and j. l.. Terrell are In
Austin on matters connected with the
North Texas insane asylum,
Lieutenant Miller OF company Il, Fourth
Texas. received cordial welcome home
this morning
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CtiAPPELL NIL ITEMS.
1he Past W~eis He's licen q Lively
One sppinis,

One Socially.
thappoll Hin. Texas, March IS Chap
peli HIN during the past week has had
its gay and festive apparel on and the
monotany and dullnrss which, as rule,
charaoterzes tho town. were swept away.
On Tuesday night last all the young
folks assembled nj the residence OF Dr..
W. r. Campbell ana organized themselves
into a Social club, the object to have fun
and frolie in their fullest sense. All stln-
ness Formally and pomposity to be kept
in the back ground 1t is thing much
needed. and II It's objects are properly
carried out viii result in much enjoyment
for the young people.
On Thursday night the grand concert
given by Mrs. John Carlisle and Miss Et-
ticlewis Matthews came of and 1t was a
rich treat in music and recitation. 10
say that these two artists are thoroughly
accomplished and render the most classic
and difficult music with case aud per-
fectness does not by any means come up
10 the measure OF their ability, They are
almost divine" in their renditions and
Chappell Hill should be proud Of such
artists.
On Friday night the Young society folk
enjoyed hop in Club hall, compliments
arg to several visiting young ladies', viz;
Miss Cordie Collins of Navasota, Misses
Lula Thornhill and May White Harristn
Of Brennan and Miss Eldrldge of Waco.
II was a pleasant affair and fully enjoyed
by all present
A lecture on temperance. too, was held
at College chapel and the sorrows, miser-
les and degradation resultant from strong
| drink were poorly represented by a very
poor stereopticon Oonly as mall audience,
Several Brenhamites came down TO at
tend the Carlisle Matthews concert
The store Of Mr., S. r. Thbrnhill was
entered by thief on Thursday night last
and several things taken, among them q
nickel slot machine with several niekels
! in 1t, No clew.
| II any one thinks Chappell Iill dead
| institution they have but to take stroll
| about Il to be convinced OF their error
| Evidences Cf its thrift and prosperity are
to be seen in every direction. New build
| ings going up, old ones being repaired. all
| and everything indicating push and en-
terprse. No, indeed. Cbappell Hin Is
| "muchly' alive and bids fair to be one
! Of the great cities of this great State aHi
! it's people No town Of its size on the
earth contains more culture and refine
mcnt than does this little burg.
The country looks lovely the green
! csrpeted earth the waving corn and bios
soming trees would cnrapture the eye q
even Bayou City resident and run hn
| wild with delight.
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IL, y. y. L. CONVENTION.
Programme for the Sessions to II
Held NJ Waco.

Held u, Waco,
Waco, Texas, March 2S,--The following
IL the programme for the Baptist Young
pennlpis Ifrto, stata convention ,vbirb
-,
nee@ mere Aprtl
lucsday' Apr,i ll-S'VV p M ESeoutNe
committee meeting. 49,
,2V ln a.l,'N scrnoh---M. r. rree-
in an, ieNarhaua, "a c.so
MnIpoao4 :. A ,aos,, !, ma,a. Nj.
ite''ous ''on'lsVs ~ ~ "aioeh' o''-
Morni9 ,,i sese jon. So Prayer and cong
- A. held sanser'
te'9V' openlns INC convention
~ toI io nuarNse q W0,Vo mt go A..
lv''V' hoSpopsu|N y i'a''is' 80" s>n
lo;i6. ANNUAL reports, til For eNecu-
i've eommnttec r. a. coleman eorter-
Rona'hR teere'arS' treasurer. bee y.
Scarhoroegh'
~ Eleetion OF ohleers'
NAaloutnment, , - .r,..
Ni'ern9on sgssion-o ~ top.s ine
N igckson. Rocktwsn
~. ShI,'ual nowers w soNiSo "i'u
hn"alh y ~ harren. Nlotora' ,,p
~ soMS hlhaISNots 70 M l., stuaA
i1ea ioo l.r !" carVen "" e,sp.,ei
a,'V pe 9''u Nv, ~
Growth - Il; Cole Agnrey,
ioo The Place ana rruit OF ene
spill -. w. Mc,'eII neo. s etown.
$50 spiritual !lle, IL M9h me,
anu developments Autne' N'eue' D'h
nam.
Adlonrnmcrr o
bYenlng session ~ =, .ou, rF1 We Asa
| praise llol' ~ ~ aatbToNe' Ma We, ,,,,.
Suo Nonsecrated , nset IN spul WIN
| ming *, r. Jenkins; Mnitewtlsne o.,o
| Ihe IhtlSsan Nu,tu.e nvuienS = ~ -
! " The bipie "ehaer COURSE a. y
smith barttet,
500. w fhe sacred Literature
Course a; MNCotlp, t"ne
800 tS) Ine conquest Missioha'y
Course -A' =, baten; bIownMosu, -
s;V2; PERSONAL lpn ~. anu rs ns,, ~
apphisliniiity ,'eoThe W. irse"' psuas'
Adjournment ;. coo 49,,
Ihursday Apr lSro;9V' Morning iiour
Of deyotion-A N hall paiias. .,,
Morning aeasion 1e a topig, "u =,
| Nnlelcbt W2rk ~ W. DeNoV'ona'
- Meiniyre houbton, ,a,., u,a.,,, org
sun toplc' yoli ON, li Nv. VT, Woln ",
% The Devotional committee - W.
render oen .i.c. ..t., ,,or,,t..oo,,r n
$3.50 t2) "Tne social Vommittee -. w.
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-Lush Jones. nalias, .a.,,. os,o,,
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TEXAS CENTRAL EXTENSION.
Contract for building VIII He Let
shortly.

Walnut Springs, Texas. March 2S.--on
his return from Albany, where no had
been looking into the work OF building the
extension to his road (the Texas Central,
Vice President and General Manager Chas,
Hamilton had Just time TO state 20 The
Post correspondent that the engineering
ccrps were doing very satisfactory work,
and that everything was most favorable
to lettiug the contract foe building the
extension within the next two weeks,
Messrs Webb and Hin OF Albany are
tho authorized agents for securing the
right of way. These gentlemen's we'll
known business qualifications, together
with their thorough knowledge of the to-
geography of the Western country pre-
eminently At and qualify them for the
work they have begun.
Il has been learned from good authority
that Dublin has secured $4,000 OF the re-
CURED amount necessary TO move the shops
there.
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THE GOVERNOR INDORsED.
eitizens of Henderson Approve His
Veto MeAsnge.


1 Austin, Texas, March 26-Representa-
yes Linsey and Collins this morning re-
fiyed a copy of numerously signed res
|ution adopted by citizens of Henderson,
|usk county, approving the governors
Prsolidaton bill votoes and requesting
lem to vote to sustain vetoes.
Henderson, Texas. March 25,--A petition
las circulated here today urging the rep
sentatives Of this district. Hons. C. j.
ivsey and Jasper Collins, to stand Dy the
vernor in yetoing the bills consolidating
ilroads. A large number of pc )ple were
Ire from the rural districts, many oil
4hom had just heard of the fight going
at Austin against the governor, which
g made them more anxious TO sign the
2tition Governor Savers was hot the
81 choice of our people for the place he
plds, but his action in vetoing those bills
met their enthusiastic endorsement
pc petition was signed by persons be-
nglng to all parties, by farmers, mer-
ants, clerks and everybody else.
Longview, Texas, March 26.-Pursuant
a call issued by Hon. B. r. Lewis,
airman of the county democratic COM
,tee, and others, large crowd Of rep
sentative citizens met at the court house
consider the action of Governor Joseph
ssyers In vetoing the railroad CONSOLE
ton bills.
,. r. Lewis was elected chairman and
W. johnson secretary. After the OBJ
Oh the meeting was explained, the
owing committee was appointed 10
~ resolutions expressing the sense OF
meeting and rejecting the sentiment
lnls county upon the measures referred
n u. Brown, George Echols, J. l.. II.
Try and J. w. Johnson, who presented
Ioilowins resolutions, which were
animously adopted:
whereas, Governor Joseph D. Sayers has
fely vetoed all three bills recently
seq by the Legislature, authorizing the
sohdation OF certain railroads, and
oMihs that such consolidation Of these
sauy powerful corporate interests is In
~ violation OF the constitution of this
'e ana believing that said consolida-
schemes are in furtherance of thS
todn trust now menacing the publ,
nare and the very life of our govern
~ ana that to foster and encourage thu
ioaa or any other trust is contrary tc
ven established policy OF the State
violation of the most sacred doc
~ OIL the democratic party; therefore
.esolved ~ That the action of Cover
savers in asserting the supremacy o.
constitution, be and is hereby fully in
NJ reu ana approved, and that the people
eSas are to be congratulated upon th'
.nst we have a governor brave aul
aseuns enough to protect their inter
sealnst the powerful corporation lob
row lntesting the Capital city;
mat our senator's and representa-
are hereby instructed to uphold tn
s'uer and resist all efforts TO pas
g dangerous measures over his veto.
mat the Dallas News, Houston Pos
austin Statesman &c requested {
'sn the above preamble and resoln
ana That we urge the people to TAX
'"' action throughout the State.
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The Meeting Unbc,ra os.

Greenville Texas, March a6.--Anent the
reported meeting at wlnsooro, in which
resolutions were adopted calling on the
representatives from that county and dis
trict 10 vote to pass tho Missouri. Kansas
and Texas and the Sherman. Shreveport
and southern consolidation bill over the
veto Of GcvernoT Sayers. prlmihehi citi.
gen OF mat town WIS here yesterday ana
stated that he know nothing oil Inc meet !
ing The gentleman. by the way. Is inc
heaNies, shipper Of lumber in East Texas
aad would likely have known II. IL a larRt
and enthusiastic meeting haG been held
y meeting was held, no doubt, but 1t n,ust
have been on the ''ouiet" as that Is the
manner In which railroads are accustomed
TO engage IN political movements
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case in Mcainn county.

neyine. Texas, March 25.-County Judge
haas and Dr. Bradley, county health Of
kcsr are here looking after the smallpox
base reported. There is no smallpox in
beyIne. nor has there been A case has
heen located on Black creek eight miles
kest OF this place; a Mexican out there
Aas the disease. He came from Laredo a
few DAYS ago, got OF the freight train at
kvinrs woodward and went to the ranch
4, Mrs. Perkins, on Black creek, where
{he health officers located him He has a
tamiIy of five The local board of health
Has auarantined his camp, and have forty
Hine other Mexicans that had been eX-
hosed under guard, All of those That have
kscn exposed will be vacclnated today and
kent under guard until all danger is over.
Eery little excitement here, as the elti-
kens have confidence in the hoard of health
M think they will be able to keep the
Biseass from spreading. They have es-
3ablished rigid quarantine and all stray
I'M Mexicans will be required to move
Sack. No one Is allowed to come from
kny point south Of here on the railroad
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HOTEL AItRIVALs.

Az the Fremont C. H. Blankcnship
Cincnnati w IL Campbell, st. Joseph
Mo-. II. L. Boyd, Boston, c. o. Smith
Chicago; H. w. Rodgers New York; c, A.
Thompson. st. Louis, r. A. Wetzler, Fort
Worth; w. w. Cresswell New York, w
j. Orthwein st, Louis, J. w Bopp, West
Union l., II, Korn, John l.. Knrn, @, S
De Rue, Bushnell, H.; n, r. Jones, W
W. Hutton. Joplin; W H. Johnson
Hayden Omaha; y, G Smith and wife
Council Blulfs. Iowa, w H. Englcher
and wife Rirkyille Mo-; r. s. stevens and
wife, Keokuk Iowa J a. Ellis, Ann Ar
hor; B p, Mcdonald, iouston j. 7 Noor-
Carydon Iowa; B. Mcdonald, Lovelady
Iowa. w w Mellon Chadron; II. Il.
Swope, Campbell, Iowa. NJ w. Patterson,
NorWalk, Iowa; l.. g. Reed Craig 8,
Thorns, r. E, Littleheld. 9. p. Abbott, j,
W. stewart A. y. Human, II. y,
Hurd, Dcs Moinos, Iowa j. n, Under
wood Stuttgart, Ark w H. Ford, Chicago;
a. H. McVey, Dos Moines w. w. Myers,
Bethany Mo-: j. W Dunkeson, Bethany,
Mo. j. G. Walker Bethany, Mo. G, c.
Drake Eagle pass; charles Sttner New
York. r. r. Sergeant Peoria, ill Dr.
Van Merden and Milo Ward Des Monoe;
j. H. Cunningham. Cincinnati; y. y Cum
bingham. suRarland. Texas A. r. IaclS-
son, Boston; Frank A. Jarvis, Boston; l..
r. stevens. Boston; Lieutenant Feugan.
u. S. S, Galveston. J, G. Orthe, New York;
Henry Dreyfus, Atlanta; r, u. Fisher,
Denver; G, r. Wright. city; George G.
Avery, Louisville; D. II Mccall, Dallas,
Stanley Crazy, Dallas G. u, Hart Texas
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Lincoln. Woodward, Balingcr. san An
tonic and san Angelo. and the indications
are Gays Secretary Miller. chat the order
VIII soon grow ~ be an immense thing In
every rattle country OF the slooe. There
are nearly 30t members oil the order hofe
ana names for membership are being re-
ceiNed by the secretary daily.
:. r. Seavey OF Denver. Editor Boitoi
81 Woodward, O. r.. Colonel Could Of
Nebraska, IL. T Keenan, az Chicago and
John Evler Of the Burlington route have
applied for dispsnsatiOns permitting them
70 orgauisc herds all over the country
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BLUNT TO GO TO BRYAN
|, caves Laredo Today to Take Charge in
Brazos County.
me ONE CASE IN MEDINA COUNTY
r,p.ed the Authorities to Estab.
u.b n strict Quarantine Against
Mexicans.

.ustin. Texas, March Ex-Governor
r.ysrs today received message from
6,s,s Health officer Blunt announcing that
NJ viii at once proceed from LAREDO to
6rran 10 take charge of the smallpox cpl
Eomlc prevailing there and requesting the
[overnor to wire the marine hospital au-
Charities for permission to use twenty of
ne government tents in service at Laredo
or detention camp purposes at Bryan.
rbe request was complied with
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Alief, Texas, March 90 Prof W w
Barnett, principal OF the Hamilton street
public schcol OF Houston, delivered a
lecture on education at this place last
night It was largely attended by cur citi-
gems and well received. After the lecture
there was box supper sociablc, The pro-
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Alvin LncnIs

Alvin, Texas, March 25 Santa Fe
company is making considerable improve
ments on It's road bed and yards about
Alvin. A double force OF workmen arc
now engaged in putting In new ties and
grayellng the read bed
The Wells Fargo company is building
an addition to their office here and gen
orally improving the old one
Il is getting very dry and unless IL
rains soon the strawberry crop will be cut
very short.
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Frazier OF Temple. who happened to be
on The train, was called in 10 sec the por-
ter and pronounced him sick with German
measles. The car containing tho porter
was hastily run out On spur about ,nilc
from town. The report soon spread that
the case was smallpox and for a while
there was considerable excitement on the
streets. The council met and notified the
company to keep the. case closely isolated,
and there is no danger whatever. in the
disease spreading.
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NoTARIEs FOR GALVESTON.
Mr.. Whelcss win DisrcGurd Actor
of the Com IN tee.

Austin. Texas March 80 Representa-
tive Wheless Of Galveston stated this
morning that he will on tomorrow send
in to the governor the list of notaries pre-
pared by himself prior to the adoption OF
tho resolutions by the Galveston county
democratic executive committee to the ef-
feet that none but democrats, indursod By
said committee. should be recommended
for appointment to the office Of notary
public for said, county and that he will
keep all the promises he has made IN the
premises regardless OF the action OF said
crmmittee
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DALLAS onNnrpa FIGHT.
Much Interest in the Outcome os the
Matter To-day.

Dallas. Texas. March 26.-The people
here are awaiting with the keenest inter-
est the outcome of the Dallas city charter
fight In the legislature at Austin tomor-
row. Representative A. NJ. Kennedy Of
Limestone county, who appears 10 be
leading the anti charter forces, today and
tonight sent q large number Of kilograms
to Dallas citizens. mostly democrats Of
local and state prominence, to enlist them
against the passing Of the proposed char
ter. Some of the replies sent Mr. Kcu-
nedy were rather teri numbers,
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DC wItt county TenrIier..

Cnero. Texas. March 25.--The Dewitt
county teachers institute has been IN
session since YESTERDAY with an average
attendance OF teachers, The programme
taiumont was rendered in the evening. con-
Alsting ~ music. declarations, reeitationB.
etc. Superintendent w T. Brian OF
Yoakum and two Of his teachers joined
in the work today. This is the last insti-
tufe for this year
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ro,r Neeroe. cut and Two shot.

Livingston, Texas, March 2e.-Iu free
for-all fight among the negroes at Tacka-
herrys mill three miles from this place,
last night about II o'clock, as near as can
be ascertalned, four negroes we're cut and
two others shot At least two Of these
we're dangerously wounded. The origin OF
the trouble can not be learened from the
negroes.
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ceeds to 80 TO paying FOR an sssan which
has been bought for the Sunday school and
church.
On Friday night c. X. Hastings grocery
store was broken into and quite a lot Of
groceries stolen. Entrance was made by
prying of window shutter. The postof-
flee and money was not molested.
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u,.,cy preunring for Defense.

Livingston, Texas, March 24,-E. 8.
Easley OF Galveston arrived in town on
last nights train. Easley is here prepar-
ing for the defense OF his case, the venue
OF which was changed TO this county from
Galveston criminal district court by
Judge Gavin. The case will probably be
called for trial at the May term OF court
and will be watched with much interest.
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STATE MnpmNc or TEACHERS.
The Programme for the session Is
Announced.

Waco, Texas. March 26.Prof. s r.,
Brooks of Baylor University secretary
of the college department Of tho Texas
Teachers association. gave out the toll
lowing programme for the meeting of the
State association in Fort Worth In June.
INTERCOLLEGIATE Athletics"-PrSf, J, l.,
Bell. Austin college.
che Educational Value of Latin'-Prof.
W. A. Harris, of Baylor University
Pedagogy in Higher Education Prof.
T.. G. Jones OF Add Ran University.
preparatory schools In Colleges and
universities" prof. o. l.. Fisher Of For
Worth,
1.-THE Sources OF Texas History"--Prof
l.. G. Bugboe of the University of Texas.