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v0LuNTEEns. MAYBE.
Ten Thousand May Re called for
snnn To Go TO the PhiIInnIncs.

Ten Thousand May Re Called for
Soon to Go TO the philippines.
Washington, June i.--Replying to the
inquiries Of the secretary OF war. General
Otis telcgraphs that he is stll OF the
opinion that $4,000 troops will be necessary
for The effective control OF the Philippines.
Secretary Alger took General Otis cable
gram TO the presideiN aud. after a-onter-
cnce with him. stated that the text OF the
dispatches would moi be made public, as 1t
contained other matters besides an answer
to his inquiry OF yesterday He reaf-
firms General Ous' estimate made some
time ago" said the secretary, that 80 600
men would be sufficient to cope with the
situation. As | stated yesterday, the
( 20 30 to the Philippines. will give General
I OTIS $4,000 or $4,000 men after the with
drawal Of the volunteers,
/ where will the additional 5000 or SCOT
men for whom General otis asks comI
from p" the secretary was asked.
! THAT has not been definitely determined
as yet" he replied,
I'VE may be she TO take he additional
troops asked for from the regulars now
located in this country. Cuba and Porte
Rico, or II may he found advisable Il
muster In volunteers
In case it Is decided to call for volun
tecrs win the call he for tho 5000 OF 6OO'
men necessary to bring the standard IN tt
III volunteers are called for reptile
the SECRETARY. "the call will probably b.
2 for TO 600 men"
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Dninty DimifN Linrerie

The summer brings again into serious
consideration the question of lingerie.
and the majority have yet to learn of
the immense relief to be found in the light,
dainty chemises which have been revived.
They are fashioned of pale -colored silks,
OF sheer muslins, or of dimity One pretty
model is OF striped dimity, material
which can not be surpassed for GOODNESS.
1t is made after the Marguerite pattern.
which means that the waist line is in
dicated by band of lace insertion under
which is run a ribbon that is tied in
front. The low, round neck is bordered by
double frill of lace, and a similar frill
goes to form tiny sleeve. Above the
bottom, as in almost all the new chemlses
there is deep iounce of lace
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THE TRUSTS ARE UPHELD.
Supreme Court OF New Jersey Specifically De-
clares the Principle Legal

THE rendered decision
said the this of The decision given
suit
that
the sell penalty $4,000 prescribed for Nat
dissatisfaction and Brown
demanded
penalty Of decided
The company OF the penalty
declaration OF
Illegal comm
control the
prices o.
overrulns the demurrer
shall be
principle decision the
that advanced
Pm he
The four democratic justices vote
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Rnilrnnd Bridge Burned.

Wharton. Texas. June 1.-At 100 e'o'"
the railroad bridge was found 10 o' 'H
fire; the whole town responded to thG sly
of FIRE and In few moments 'aISe
crowd had collected on the r''fr n4AN,
The / o'clock eastbound train was BASS
lust on the edge OF the burning pr'dET'
About 800 feet OF the bridge was bu'
Including two large iron spans 10 '"i,
road men worked without ceasing - PIX
out the flames and succeeded in saYlas
one span OF the bridge. At ; o,c!oeN 'le
bridge burned in two. and the iron WIN
fall into the river. PASSENGERS from aa
train were brought over in vehicles Inc
less is estimated at about $4,000 Origin
of FIRE unknown, but thought TO ldYe pee.
Sc. on FIRE by sparks from the engine, 3!
the blaze was seen shortly after th'
passing of the westbound train.
Freight train left at p. m. AMI con
veyed passengers TO Houston.
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the explorer with sword OF hono- q er
which Major Marchand. accompanied by
the minister of marine, drove 70 The Elysee
palace at 3 O'Clock Crowds alous ino
route cheered the army, the marine MN
lister and Marchand.
Immense throngs of people surrounded
tho palace and shouts Of Down win
Panama." caused the arrest Of number
Of those who gave vent TO their feelings IN
that manner 800,
A dramatic scene occurred at the Mil
iiary club in the course of the evening.
Major Marchand. in response to LOUD
cheering appeared upon the balcony Win
the minister Of marine NJ DoHkroy. aao
+ the minister OF war NJ Krant1, on either
/ side Of him and shouted BE united'
Vive la France! Vive rrepnblicque' the
throngs went wild with excitement
The chamber Of deputies this evening
passed resolution of thanks to Maio
Marchand for his services in Africa ant
10 General Gallienes for his brilliant ad
ministration IN Madagascar
Chicago. June IA special cable to tn
Chicago Tribune from Paris says: Malo
Marchand's speech at Toulon has fallei
like a bomb.
Marchands previous attitude anl hi
frequent protestations Of LOYALTY TO th
government gave no indications NJ his in
tentian IN lash the government for n
evacuation Of Fashoda. Tho speech Is re
garded as seditious.
Here Is the illuminating phrase. spoil 6
in reference 10 the evacuation Of Fashoda
Seeing what a state Of di tid'ol OR coun
try was IN over an ailaie II which | nee
r not speak, we comprehend thar Franc
, could not make the suprem' effort W
~ al al
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THE FEMININE OBSERVER.

Happiness generally comes TO call when
we are out.
The days and the frocks are growing
longer.
Some persons consider dignity and rude
ness synonymous.
Doctrine and doctoring sound much alike
save to the ears of faith curiste.
Does the person who volunteers infor-
nation In the street cars ever get any
thanks for his pains?
A woman is either foolish or philoscphi-
cal who reminds people that she is enjoy
ing another birthday.
The articles that We keep In hopes that
they will come in good some time general
ly go out bad some time.
There may be some women who md a
greater JOY in saving money than in spend
ing it. but we have not met them.
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Take eight nice white bananas and
mash to a pulp with one ounce of sugar,
liquor glass of maraschina and another of
brandy Color the faintest pink tin, OBJ
tainable. Take one and one half ounces
OF best gelatine, favor 1t with the strained
juice of two lemons sweeten with loaf
sugar, add pint OF water and cook until
reduced half or take a pint packet OF
lemon Jelly, which can be purchased Of
any grocer, and dissolve with only halt
a pint of water When the jelly is COO
mix in with 1T the banana PURGE. II may
then either be put into a mold and turned
out when cold or be arranged in trough
pyramid just before It sets and placed or
the dish in which it is to be served.
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yus. cnAwronp's COMMENT.
nCscr,bcS the Banuuct which Was
Given NinrchaDd.

Copyrighted, 1892 by Associated Press
Paris. June T. Marchand is here. There
is great enthusiasm but no noisy demon
stration. few flags have been unfurled
in his honor. Every enc he sees Is favor
ably impressed by him He arrived in
Paris at 10 o'clcck this morning and has
been on the move ever since. He attended
the state luncheon al the ministry of
marine, whore he received gold medal
and a sword Of honor The Nile was
prominently symbo!ized. too. on the sword
handle by a crocodile md palm tree
The company luncheon was chiefly ofA
claI Many generals and other naval and
military commanders attended. all in full
dress uniform.
Marchand. as the chief guest, took Ma
dame Tockroy. the wife OF the war min
/ isre- into the banquetlng room The
gracious and still most attracting daugh-
ter-ln-law OF Victor Hugo wore a helio-
trope satin gown, Her daughter, now
( Madame Hugo Chagcot. was in light
h,ue- lowered foulard with a corsage Of
venice ruipers. At luncheon Marchand
/ nlrgded with Mauame LochIo! lpl bis
Senegnlese sharpshooters to have an OPP
nortunlty 10 visit Paris. He told her that
The prospect was heir great incentive to
exeriicn in tho march across Africa
Whenever their courage tagged, March
and cried 10 them Boys, another Effort
m make sure Of seeing Paris This cleo
tri6ed them. They are now az Touion and
he ida Madame LocRroy that he strongly
felt his promise should be kept and theii
deem dlsappontmept prevented his en-
loving himself Madame Lockroy repeste-
what he said, talking across the table q
, her husband. and all the company sym
! patbized with the explorers II is nov
!, settled that his brave blacks are to Gems
TO Paris.
was original. charming and poetic. TIL
aoral decorations we're entirely Of wlli
fowers. blus. red and white. Madam
, I.cckroy thought Marehand and his com
, nanions would prefer. after their long 80
iourn In Africa, the fora Of the Frenel
, woods and field to any other Did the
! moi also better symbolic democratl
army than other flowers? Another consid
I Grafton was that they are less staring
Wild OATS and grasses lent grace 70 IN
I floral harmony.
2 Marchand looks a hero after veto
: Huro's heart He Is silent, Thoughtful
modest with bashiulness. He might al
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l~~c-c~~>>o-">-~"~~~>~~~~7
IN WOMAN'S REALM s


speak plainly, At must be remembered TINT
while cold water bath may be more or
less invigorating It is not cleansing. me
condition of the skin depends almost en-
tlrely upon the care given the general
health The girl who is up late at night,
gives no care to her diet, INDUCING In
various stlmulants. bathes but seldom and
exercises less. is certain to have either a
dull. muddy looking skin or one covered
with dlsagreeable looking black and red
Spots. she should avoid many sweets an +
much pastry, not allow herself to becom q
a slave either to tea or coffee. anv more
than she would to some vicious drug or
strong stimulant She should remember
also that, unless she Is in good condition
internally, she will be anything but a
pleasant object TO look upon externally.
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EvrryG TOILETTE IN SILK PoPLIN.

EvrTyG TOILETTE IN SILK PoPL1N.
l, women upon whom nature has smiled
|,s.r generously, for The long. slender
M which characterized the earlier modes
|r.,iuus to rage and there seems to be
!, telst IN sight for those whom they
10 n;, becoming.
Visiting ,oilettes are no exception to the
MI, The skirt Of such a costume re-
urly Observed was made of lightweight
o..rs poplln. The entire front was traced
| vEh royal brown silk braid sewed on in
Irregular pattern. The skirt was com
s-a with an overskirt design in ochre
4 III brown poplin which was finished
rtas The edge with small brown buttons.
IsHe was an abbreviated train finished
vih band Of the braided goods.
| u. waist had yoke of royal brown
attn below which was a vest of embroid-
: ~. The side fronts were scalloped and
! Trimmed with brown buttons. The sleeves
EHs trimmed with embroidery and the
VIZ and cuffs were of plain brown satin.
round straw turban trimmed with
hrtv1 and white silk and large American
Beauty roses completed the toilette.
uath Of smartness was given the little
ss BY square buckle. which was fast
rA 70 the brim directly in front to hole
/ ne 'lk roll in place
Helen Grey-Pag-.
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Lovelady. Texas, June 1.--Mr Pat NJ
Neff of Waco, an enterprising, progressive
and prosperous gentleman and member
of the legislature was married at S'SV
o'clock last night to Miss Myrtle Manner
one of Lovelady's most highly accom-
plished and popular young ladies'. Inc
wedding took place at the residence OF the
brides mother. Mrs. Ella ~ Manner. ~, =,
Remedy. pastor of the Lovelady Baptist
church. officiated. This was the mosl
nIeasan, occasion ever witnessed by inc
peoole OF this city. The decorations wers
simply grand The happy couple lei5 7, or on
the southbound midnight train Tor u'i'
weston
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MARCHAND's WELCOME.
The Cival md Military Authorities
Went 10 Meet Him.


Went 10 Meet Him.
Paris. June 1.-The civil and military
authorities and big crowd Of people went
to the railroad station at Lyons at /
o'clock this morning TO welcome Major
Marchand, the African explorer. on his
way to Paris from T5ulon. 4 great con-
course began assembling around the depot
here Of the Lyons Paris railroad at an
early hour today Members OF the League
If Patriots arrived in wagone.tes decor
ated with garlands and flags, A tromend-
Gus shout Of "Vye Marchand" announced
the arrival Of the popular idol On the train
at o'clock a. m The victoria was sent
by the minister of marine to the depot,
where a lunch was given in his honor.
The carriage was literally covered with
a wers and had ri-color flags at each cor
ner. while the coachman's whip wa tel
with trl-coor ribbons.
Majcr Marchand and the representative
| of the minister of marine, 1,cuteuant Oar
riens. entered the vehicle, which, On
emerging from the railroad station, was
greeted with storms of cheering. All
present with the exception OF he officers
and non commissioned others on the
sidewalk, uncovered their leads as the
explorer passed The militl.J men So
luted in military fashion
Dlirious enthuiasm marked eVaty sicr
81 Marchand's progress along he Boulc'
ward Dlderet, to the Henri Quatre bridge.
on either step OF the caring stool a
policeman. who kept the explo.sr franz
admirers from entering the vehicle
The Marchand prccesslon,''A WhieA were
several carriages containing I)4-commls-
stoned officers sent to greet the explorer
proceeded along the quays 10 TIE BiIle-
Yard st. German, headed IS detachmen
OF horse guards.
There was frantic enth i,i'tn along tht
entire route. The crowds, in spite Of The
eff7rts OF the police. broke Inc the pro
cesslon cut off Marchald's carriage f"ou
the others and surround ID 1t cheering su'
waving hats and STICKS.
9 The procession arrived a the Place q
( Ia Concorde a; walking pace aad stopPcr
In front OF the ministry Of marine, wher
c Narrhand entered The other carriaSs
D anslly arrived with Captain Barat,e:, Dr
= Emily. Ensign Dye and other members o
the expedition
hanging fr-m the min stry OF maj iia al
: sb~'ted for one, wnereuD1n tho OCCUPANT
liz house opposite thr,w nag u n
crowd. The police, however, seized L ar
nrfvented the flag frvm being attlchc [
he ministry buillilg after some hm
= scufhing.
n Nsrohand then appeared on the baleon
20 and The other members Of the expedite
followed. formed a group and repeated
bowed to the spectators, who acela' ne
i ,bfm until they were hoarse.
e 1ne place de la Concorde was black wit
e pecple and the houses on he Avenue :
y tsry club is situated auG the adiacer
y streets were decorated via fsgs
70 An enormous crowd gathered In front :
: tbc Military club and chesrca fer III
~ amy. The interior OF he cha was CO,
Grated with trophies OF lass. towers, ct
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p,nuree san ON the wnrpath.

ST. Louis Globe Democrat
Governor Pingree OF Michigan stu IN
sists that the taxes OF railroad companies
shall be Increased at least sl,OOO.0OO a
year, but 1t is quite likely that he would
Sign the house bill making the increase
one half the amount If the senate would
only pass IT, He then demands that thera
be enacted a law creating a permanent
state tax commission. which shall have
general supervisory control over all as
sesging officers. with a view TO the strict
enforcement OF the tax laws. and with
power to hear complaints and adjust un-
equal assessments. third demand is
th1t the constitution be amended so as ia
permit OF the taxation OF railroad, tele'
graph. telephone and express properties
on their actual cash value, thing now
4 Impossible. AS recently determined by this
supreme court. Finally, he proposes tina
/ the legislature shall give the people
/ chance to order a general revision OF thu
! constitution such question 10 be yote'
upon al a special election
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Fort Worth, Texas, June III ].
Kress, for a number OF years superntend-
ent OF car service later superintendent OF
one OF the Cotton Belt divisions has re-
signed effective at once, and will accept
service with the Kansas City, Pittsburg and
Gulf as superintendent OF car service and
telegraph. The appointment was made by
Colonel s. W. Fordyce, receiver OF the
latter road.
ID. T. Ross aged so, sucided today by the
morphine route. He was found DEAD IN
bed this afternoon.
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$4,000, as against S47.sie o09 for May last
year, leaving a surplus for last month
of a.273009 The receipts from customs
last month amounted to fls,367 200. gain
as compared with May 1898, OF nearly
$4,000 900. and from internal revenues $685.
730 72a. q gain of about Sa.200000
For the eleven months Of the present hs-
cal year the receipts wers S460.es9,s2e,
gain as compared with the corresponding
pcrlod last yenr OF over $4,000, 900. The
disbursements during the last eleven
months amounted to 1858, roo g72, as
against S4o5 753, l65 Tor the corresponding
period last year
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MURDERERS PUNISHED.
Natives Who Ambushed Tilley PURSUED
Into the Mountains.
THE VOLUNTEERS MAY Be CALLED FOE
General otis Rctterates His Estimate
for mt Least Thirty Thousand
Enecttvc Men.

Washington. June 1.-The war depart
ment has received the following dispatch
from General OTIS. Manila dated June l.
smith reports from Negros that he has
punished insurgents who murdered Captain
Tnley. That eastern coast OF the island
is now under American flag and Inhabitants
ask protection against rpbber bands the
bands were pursued into the mountains By
United States and native troops severely
punished"
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Squads OF municipal guards, monntto
and on loot. eventually ciea'el the Ave
nue. de rOpera and diver'9d all 'ra'hc
from it,
Marchand and his companions IN,
lunched at the ministry OF marine, num-
Der CT generals and admlrds being amons
the guests.
After luncheon at the ministry of marine
and listening to congralulatorv speeches,
Marchand received from the minister %
colonies, NJ. Guillan, a medal comm -mora =
tive CT the expedition. A delegation from
the military newspapers then pres entsd
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1T ALIANs KNEW
Tint Esterhazy wrote the Bor-
uereuu,

London, June IA dispatch from
Rome says: Lieutenant Colonel
Panizzardl military attache OF the
Italian embassy in Paris when
Dreyfus was condemned) informs
me that the Italian embassy always
knew that Esterhazy wrote the Dor
dereau.
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New York. June THE Nova scotian
bark 81. Paul arrived today from Guam
tanamo. Captain Dill reports that on
Apru % Charles siyan. a seaman, died OF
yellow fever after an Illness OF seven
davs Uis remalng we're buried ashore. All
we're well on arrival and no other cases
have developed
The st. Paul is held at quarantine for
diginfection.
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THE FIRE RECORD.
residence ut Mexin.

Mexia. Texas. June line IeSiu'"0
Sam p. Denning. together WITH us ''H
tents were totally destroyed by nre I"s'
night. The house was insur9i lot So
and the furniture for $500. TINS Nv
fourth residence burned in the last '"eh-
ty-four hours at this place
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nr. nInnt,s Action.

Austin, Texas. June 1.-State Health
officer Blunt sives out the following data
with reference to the dates on which yell
low fever epidemics broke out TO the past
1867, New Orleans. June 10.
1878. New Orleans, early In July.
1875. New Orleans, early in June.
is7s-7e Memphis, July ..
1883, Pensacola, August %
1897. Ocean Springs September 3.
1898. McHenry, June 9
1929, New Orleans, May %.
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Probabilities.

Washington, June l.-Foreca5I'
East Texas-Threatenng weather fflo'V
and Saturday. light to fresh southeTly to
southeasterly winds: cooler Saturday
west Texas-Partly cloudy weather FRIDAY
and Saturday, preceded by showers in norm l.
ern portion; cooler Friday afternoon west 70
northwest winds, .,.o,,es shnwers
u,ridav nrobably fair SATURDAY; cooler fr'ueS
sfterncon; southeasterly vlndz. II sat.
Louisiana Cloudy weather FrieaE anu '"'
urday; south winds.
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most be an American. so strong an inn
preston does he give OF unaffected stoic-
iem and dauntless nrmness.
His face is deeply lined and careworn:
but the sweetness of his countenance Ia
indescrbable. He seems gentleress Itself
when the lines relax into \ smile,
Emily Crawford.
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Grayson County National Bank.

sherman. Texas. June The Grayson
County National bank opened It's doors Tor
business this morning The following Of
fcers we're present: J. =. Withs's' prcii-
dent: c. A. Andrews first vice preoldelt :
J. r. Christal, second vice preSld mt y.
S. Young OF State National bank a. Deal
son acting teller. Cashier J W. Blake IS
yet at Mexla not being sufficiently co.. :
yalesceDt to take up his duties At the ne"
bank
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suspensions May FOLLOW.

Chicago. Juno 1--o'connell was three, to
Ave fn|nrite In the fourth race az Harlem
today lie got off we'll. but finished bad
fourth Moroni. 20-to-l shot won the race
ludger, however considered o'connelfs pei
formance suspicious and declared the race
off Some suspensions may follow the inVes-
tigatlon rGw being made.
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REVENUE RECORD.

meceipts and Expenditures OF 'he
Government for Month OF ""s'
Washington. June l.--The months com
parasive statement OF the governments re-
ceipts and expenditures for May lsss'
shows the total receipts TO have been
s.4,7 se, O1s, as against sso,o74,Sls for May
1898. The disbursements amounted to sio.-
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BUSINESS MATTERS.


Paris. Texas. June 1.-B n. Carte" Of
Denison filed a petition in bankruptc! to-
day. the unsecured claims amounting 70
SO 600. The Pabst Brewing company an J
sherman and Denson banks are tie prin-
clpal creditors.
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The Secret of Renntr.

The most helpful and agreeable bath is
aN o. tepid water Few people can
siA absolutely cold baths, and no mat
" now strong one may be such a bath
'Aald not be INDUCED in unless a thor
''sa rubbing be taken afterward. To
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Shirts.

The arrival Of New Manhattan Shirts
doesn't signify any better Shirts, per-
hapS they look prettier to us (bsing
fresh) Just as the new Shirt looks to
You when you're tired of the old one.
Prices, Manhattan styles, colored.
$3.50, $500 and $500.
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SITUATION Ar NEW ORLEANS.
Nothing Suspicious Found AFTER n
Thnromgh Investigation.

New Orleans, La, June by dirce-
ton of the Louisiana State board Of
health at their meeting today the following
telegram was forwarded TO the several
state boards Of health interested in the
reported case of yellow fever in this city;
Representatives OF this board with the
representatives OF the boards OF Alabama
and Mississippi accompanied by surgeon
Murray of the United States marine hos
pital service. inspected all hospitals and
hospital records in New Orleans and found
nothing suspicious Il is probable that
the several inspectors viii make their
4 final report tomorrow Noihing iustihci
/ the slightest apprehension.