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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-05-10

9as betlagenStpert6e iunge MGb6en err
fu6r, ME 2eutnant S'8rien bon Der Got=
tage @rope Mbenuez@ Station feitfteIte, burG
3ufaG, baB @iIe, Der 40 Sabre aft 1T, ie
felt einem Sabre in Der gemeinften QGeiie
belogen bate. Nls lie 90rte, 6aB i6r Sc
lte6ter berbeirat6et lei, bega6 tie fi@
nuh Der SamilienpObnung, go. 3749
SnOianu &Denue, fpra6 NIT Sruu
Wile unb 1a9 beren IA Sabre aIte SCOOTER.
&uum ibrer Slime mG6tig, ging ie fort
unb binterlieB ibren Namen unh lire
Nbrefe.
8as 5piiben ben beiben 5rauen borz
eefauen tit, bariiber 1T niGts peiter be-
tannt, absr ais SRI. 8trt f~ortgi1g, ba purbe
es Bel Srau MiIe CUR 9euiB9ett, baB et=
mas 5iirdterlides pafiiren iper6s.
Dies tbeiGte Sran MtGe Der pOz
li3et nit, unb fe bate fi4 ni@t geirrt.
Weber ite no6 SRI. 8irt Iaaten Dile etz
mas BON i6rer 8egegnun9 UNI %a6nungsloS
folgte er Der @inldbung bes SRI. 8trt,
ite i'm 9ptel Nnt6onp gu treffen.
Sn5pii9en bate bas jun9e Mdb@en itd
BON elmer 5reunoin $40 geliebell, oamtt
einen 32=falibri9en GoGt'iaen &eOolber ge=
fault unb ben gntI6GuB seFuBt, 8ile fin
1ein unentf9ulObares 8enehmen gu t0Otsr
unb ibrem 0afein ebenfaIs elm Gn6e gu
MAIDEN. Sic fiibrte ibr 8orbaben aus, ios
melt file fel6it in 8etraht tommt, unH
pabrf6einli9 pirb audi Wile ieinen Bun@
ben e%rliegen.
SroBbem feline Srau nuBts, mas Die
@eranGafung gu Der i4redGi4en S6at mar.
eiGt. fs bod, iObulO iis h0rt', baB il:
Mann i'm 9Oipitul iei, ba9in nnb flieh
pdbrenS Der Na6t an ieinem Eager =
NIT mel9en gefibIsn. 1dBt ii4 Isi8t 6en'
fen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-05-10
/ Jobn 8uebIer. i
b~efannte oeutfde Sanfier mlontae firth
pom Qooe abberufen.

Montug W}orgen UNI 6ol6 iie6en ltbr tit
in ieiner @obnung, so. 5 @ping Place, Der
betannte 8antier Sobn 8ue6ler i'm 4lter
BON rei9li3 81 Subren BPM Sooe oa9in@
gerafft porben, na6Oem er erit am Gage
por6er BON Californian, tpo er oer9sbli9
6eilun9 gefu6t bate, 5uriid9efebst mar.
Gr mar Der 8egriinber Der @urben Gttp
Banning &c Srut N7octation, oeren 9ice>
prdfiOent unO &uitrer fem SOhn So6n
%. 8uebler nod beute 1T.
Ser @erItorbene 5dblte gu benienigen
0eutf6en GbicagD's, ipel9e bur9 eigene
S6atfraft uno ernites @oripdrtsitre6en es gu
einem beOeutenOen @o6Gitanb unb gu elmer
an9elebenen geieli4aftGiden Steaung gez
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-05-10
aaaa1earttd3e autuots staats- Bettaaas. aalttttooa5, 10. aaaf 1899.

Dor. DIS ie bic Sbire bes @or5immers
0ffneten, taumelte Srau S9ulB, bon Ell
ner &ugel in bic &e6le unb bon 5tpei SUI
geIn in ben 8iiden getrpffen, binein unb
fel auf ben SuBbo0en. SIN Corridor
1tonb, ben rau6enben Gebplber in Der
Sano, 6ruu StbIes, itarr oor fi6 4inz
tlidenb.
Ns mebrere 8ereinsf9tpe1tern fe nit
Sragen b%eitiirmten, murmelte Tie, tpie getz
ftesubpefeno: u@ott lei mir gnGoig!" Man
leitete ite in ba5 Sibungs3immer, no1elb1t
tie, tpie aus einem Sraume ertpa6eno, ben
3epolDer BON ii4 ~1tredenb, fait geusno REF:
User min meinen 3ebplber? Sd babe es
getban; Der8eibt mir, aber i9 fonnte ni6t
dnDers. Meine Mutter bate mein 6eim
ruinirt. Nun bringt MIDI ms @~efdngniB."
Went9e @ugenblide ipGter traf Elm Boli=
aft Elm, Der Tie ber6uftete unb nab Der na6ez
gele9enen 2arrabee@S traBenSS Station geleiz
tete. Sic fab ni9t mebr, .OaB Elm berbeigez
rufener @r5t ibrer tobten Mutter bic Nugen
3ltbriidte.
Dem Qeutnant Smith erflGrte 1e 1tter
S3lu43en, oaB ibre M}utter ie Der 8erz
5peifDung in Die Nrme getrieben babe,
2eutnant Smitb, Der Srau S9ulb 1opobl
ais al19 ibre SCOOTER, 5rau @tDGes = fe
bate auBer oeriel6en mod 3tpet S09ter unO
fanf SD6ne = felt Sabren tennt, iteIt benz
@baratter Der @rmproeten Elm re6t un9iinz
ftiges 3eugniB aus.
Spbn 8, @tples, Der @atte Der
MfOroerin, tpurbe in feinem, i'm 5neiten
Stodperte bes 9ebdubes go. 1872 S9effieto
&pe. gelegenen 9eim pOn einem 8eridtertutz
ter Der nSQinois Gtaats5eitung" aufgefu9t.
SD tann tpenige OOer gar feline, Die pngliidz
ielt9e Shat 6etreffenben Qngaben mo9en, "
fagte Der nod iunge Mann. SD ging 19on
friib our Nrbeit, Sd bin MaI9tnit auf
elmer &o6lennieberlage an Der @de BON Sal
iteo uno Otbiion StraBe. unb er1t als if
na9 9auie 3uriidte6rte, erfubr id, ipas ge>
I3eben NOR. 5rau S6ulb mar cine t0Ie
OlNUChF ~ \%4tIltCUCIl Hllp JyQUeL llIIClCS iDU
INNER es nur angling, Meine Srau mar lei
oenb, lit f9on felt Sabren iiberaus rerb08,
unO tpie mir 8e1e er3G6lt, bat bic @roBmutz
ter tie peranlufen tpolen, pon i6rer Mutter
fort5ulaufen, fat bieIe, lire Mutter, Be-
f9tmpft unb als cine 9irne gebronbmartt
nno biefes nun bat Belle Der Mutter err
5dblt."
5ruu @9uGb T6eint iibrigens gez
a6nt gu baden, buB fe zines gez
paltfanen 9obes 1terben piirbe;
benin am Mittipo6 GuBerte fe gu
5rau 9antont, baB, fails t6r ettpas sufto>
ben Iolte, Der Martba Wai6ington=5rauen
berein oas SterbegelO i'm 8etrage BON $500
Der Srdu 8urmetiter 5%uite0en mDge, oamit
ibr Elm a~nItdnOiges 8egrG6nib gu 3beil
perbe. Serner traf fe NIT Der vMtnerpa
Benevolent NHociation" Elm Nbfommen boz
Tin, bab Oas i6r 8uite6snbe Gterbe9eto i'm
8etrage BON gIei9faGs $100 gum Nnfauf
zines Senfmals Deripanbt perbe, tpel9es auf
i6rem 8rabe ns6en benz i6res ber1torbenen
9atten, erri9tet perben IDQe.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-05-10

9r. Otto 3arbettt, tros ieines
italieniI9en Ramens Elm gutter Deutl6er
mar 6etanntli9 als 8tf9of BON g t.
g1Dub unb fGon bor6er elmer Der treff=
li9ten 8OrtGmpfer oe3 0eut II
t6ums unter BEN &at6plite +
merita's, Bis er i'm 8. 1894 @r3=
btf3of in 8u9aret purbe. Sc
genpdrtig nimmt sr als Siiutar@G r B /
f9Df BON Morius cine bOb(
firdli9e SteGlung in Som Elm, III
S6erprieter Der b%ortigen grOBten Marien=
tir9e, S6ronaifttent DeS Papits5 uno 8Orz
flyer elmer pi4tigen Congregation. Qud
in Rom b~ertritt er eifrig bic &e6te i~ei1er
beuti9en Qanb5leute in Nmerifa. gu bic
fem 3nede fat er Ioeben cu4 feline i'm
September 1891 auf benz beutl9en 8at6o=
l~itentage in Buffalo ge9oltent
metiter6afte &ebe, bic oamolS bon Der
SGtrJis Stuats3eitung mitgetbsilt mu1he
brauBen in fd0nem Nbbrude b 0 n q u ii
erf9einen Iafen. Nu9 Fat er fe nit ebenz
10 nert6polem @ortport uno Mnmerfunger
berTeben, morin er gIei9faQs ben iibertrie=
benen vQm%erifanismus" tatGplii6er @cgner
bes 9eutf9t6ums in Qmerifa befdmpft.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-05-10
GtabIirt felt 851
Henry Sehoellkopf.
Wholesale & Retail Grocs-,
232 nmO 234 of 2aanOOrp6- StrGee,
amiI1en sErouf(ius unb Warfets ctr.

SOS WWU SOE gW StNARVVNYV Sk<WDSS
auif4en SranfGtns unb Mtarfeta ctr.
gbtc ga o, Sas..
erbtelt meme SenounQeI bon
Srii dIe nt 8eutttIes, SIurneniantem
Nrtl d. cnt 0taIeu9ras uno U~eIOiamen,
SSmtpprttrtcnt 0eutIdbem WSalOrncilter,
S1beder SQarecIm, ScItouet Vtnbet,
9cMtld 1ett SdDmtttbObncil, trans. Grbien,
Tt0m5. GD0npt9mpnS, ocutid1en Stugutten,
Mag0eb. SaMerfrGmt, TrantfIrter S~tattpurft,
8rauni dnp. SeroelatlUmrit, Weitpb. SGtnfen,
NranS. SrRffeln, Sapern, Slioe1t,
Weobn= nno SIinem0I, 9tineioprfcr Genf,
8rabanter Saroelen, Appettt=Silo, SaIaHnt,
&ieIer Sprotten, SSr1uter=3tmdl ooieS,
06MSIeber=Sdtcten, 9etH1td1. StDr u. S1&6s
Warimirt. &antb. MaI, run. SarOinen,
Jslf. &nOi9r. 6antb. Nou=Serimgen
9tedltent 9OH 90iIdetter Vou=SerimSen
Wed1tent ShWci5erf61e &r6mterfaie,
Stromn9c DE Srie, WoqMcfort=S36Ie,
WemI dlateIer 66ie, Xtimbmreer= mno GabnfaTe,
sou. GoGtter &Glc. f~einitent &sanofaIe,
Mtetcr sfeiaemfaMec, oentfdicm GtdbeIfaffees
Yfarrer &neipp'S Wt0Is=SsoTec, GidDorien,
Med1tent 1tttg ar. N~OIensPaprifa, Wtobu,
SEriI d. EN- 8rituferm, &imSen, Cries, Sirie,
tyctniter XerIgeritc, 8critenatiibc,
&attOHeImebI NeiSmebI, Gid eIf0fee,
sem9rttBe, &1fet9tiBc, S0go,
9emtId1cn Strtem. &irld)en GetOeIbeeten
9emtiWem II. trans. StUctidet, Vn0um enrtuS,
StaI: 9tmoeln, WtaccGrott 9ts93sS:SfMoeIm
letnitetn Sa0a=, Wtpffa- umo R~iosSFafee,
Ned1ter Wantae=GbocoIaOe Seafa0,
Vfeiffet uno OILERS &afTee=Gnens,
Medltem &tebi9's 6IeiIdertraft,
Vfeiffer nnO oilers NIctfdertraft,
nc d)teitY Barrier g d1nitpStaha6 bon Nokbe&
9eutI Ien SOIsfdbMben uto G~>oI3panteT eIn,
9eutiben &pinnr6Oer uno @outraberm,
Solpie Glen MrteI OOm 8rOcerieS
au ben ~blntaften Breiien.
Henry SChOe1lkOpf
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-05-10

@on elmer 3eitung sOie Der n@bansz
billie Semptrat" tit na9folgenDes
Compliment fir @9icdgo's
9eutf9tbum pabrl:H fein gerinses:
Ser BON Der @elttaot am Mi4igansSee
a~usgegangene groBartise prOteItoOnner GEE
gen sSingoiften unb 9eBer Dat CUR 9eniige
betpieIen, baB G6icago, ni6t Retp Dort, fir
beut 9zameritani@ DE 8etrebuns
gen aGs tonangebeno gu betra4ten it,"
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-05-10
-, ROYAL
* BAKING
Sl9 POWDER
9lbioIttt reitt4
Bon refnem Sramb emsgS etmiteinrabns gethadt.
nr Nic Mnfmerfiamfeit Der 9e
@GbfOlmt rein.
Bon retmem sranb II -@ elm tetnrabm serna&t.

Br Die 9lMfmerfiamfett Der Se=
fer Der @Od1enaus9abe Ser uSIt=
tois StantsSettmn8" tptro Bterntit
attf ole an attoerer SteIe D. 81. Der=
STentItGte Site Der Yr6Httcn fir
1tnfere pOramssabIenocn NbOnmelsz
ten 9ert6tct. GbenSaieIbT iino
an6 ole 8eOin9t,n9cr, ttnter Senct
ole Yratnte,t sur @crt6etImms 9elaH=
cen, ntit9etbetIt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-05-10

Ha6 beIonberer 1lebsreintunft bat bic
German Nmerican pubGifbing So, in Sos
Qngeles, @aIif., unIere @ertretung fir gez
nannte Stabt unb Gub~@ aIifornien iiberz
nOmmen unb iinb beren @ertreter bere9tigt,
Ibonnementsgelber gu to[ettiren.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-05-10

Der trefftt6e Oeutf6 l.
fanti4e S3uImann SO m, 90. 8 at L
m a n, ben Der prdfibent gGeoeGanb gum
~SuPerintenpenten" Der Regierungsi9alen
fir Snotaner ma6te unb Der unter Dem
jeBigen PrGitbenten bteIe @teGung berlot,
NEIL er if4 niht gum @erf3euge BON goliz
fifern bergab, 1T ieit6er superintendent"
bes Dffentlt4en @9uGpeien8 Der 6liibenben
Bbtoer @tobt 9aptOn getpprben unb entz
faltet u audi bort cine iegensrei9s Sbdz
fieteit.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-05-10

1~1nieren 2eiern in Californian CUR Ra6z
ri4t, baB 6err s. 9immien, 8ertreter Der
German 4mericun 9ublii6ing So, in Cos
QngeIes, ife Nnfungs MGr8 fir bic rSuinois
Staats3eitung" beIuden pirb, 0erieIbe if
gum @mpfange bon 9elbern bon uns bepous
mG9tigt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-05-10
mern Gas Rleine zdbnt.

70 peridlmt ui9t, has alte NIB mo6G erprobte
6ilfsmittel fir boS 3abnen Der &iltber,
Mrs. @inSlow's 90 otbin9 Sprup, onSlt=
9sROfn; er bSrn9i9t has StltO, sr~ei4t Oas
@titbtoltt unb 1T bos bette W1ittel se9eu
GtorrbOe. SiirrfnnO3 10 on3ia @ents bic Slai9e.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-05-10

- 1nTere GOrrefponbenten unb 4genten
beIu9en Die folgenben Stauten:
6err PauG 5riebel bic Staaten Soma,
Minnsfota, fotpie gtorbz unb Sioz9aect1.
9err 4bo1f Werner 5ereit ge9enz
pGrtig aIs 8ertreter Der DSQinot5 Staut5z
3eitung" ben Stat SG;uois.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-05-10

,,Grtra YaIe"|. uSaInator" attto
.,Satrii0",
8ettte Wal5bierc, 9ebra1tt boa oet
Gomr. Geipp 8retp9.G 60. Sm SIafdett
1tttS G6i1ern st baben- SeIepDotte:
80. $50. 0ottIin9 9eptwt- 80. 800.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-05-10
Quf oen Bergen pobnt Ole fretbeit

Nnf oen Bergen moRnt Die 5retRett
unb auf ben Bergen, mo- refine umb frii6e
Bic 3uiommeui eeuug Der mad ibnt benann=
ten Srduterpile. Gos mar nor pieIen bunz
bert Sabren. Die Yiue poubra9te bomals
Die mull6erbariten Suren utb poubriu9t tie
beute nod. Sic lit belte nod 10 wie iie bo=
mails mar, einfo6 unb i9mudIos DON NuBeu,
ober aus ben beiltraiti9iten SnsreOiensieu Suz
i~ommen9elebt, bic ielbit pom i9mG9iten Wto=
gen pertra9en peroeu uub alle Mogen= uub
&eroauuu9sbei9werben nit unfeblbarer
Griinbli6tett t~urirell. 0ie ct. Bernard
6rduterpiaen iiub III allen apotbefen 5u
baben.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-05-10

Die Ghdterin mar %aneebli9 Don mile felt
einem 5ahre hintereaneer woroen nro
bate in Dem Wahne eelebt, oab er nnz
perhetratbet fei. = Die Gntoedun9, oa6
er 5rau uno Kinder hattie, bra@te oen
Gntf6lu6, fi4 gu RIDDEN, in thr sur BETTE.
= Bel elmer 5ufammenfunft, ole oas
paar i'm Rauie 10. 27o3 mabafh ape.
bate, fano Ole Graeooie thren abfdIn6.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-05-10
@i6ttg fit WtQmuer.

NuS Danfbarfeit eebe t9 alien 2eibenben, bic
mir i'm 8ertrauen 1Greiben. fOiteufreie Musfunft
pte man BON @6mGhesuitduben 9riincli6 &C.
BELT tperben fam. Eduard Heintzmann,
2OS Monroe Ave., Hoboken, N. j.
Grwabnt bieie Ssitaup
SLIM Isl tp6
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-05-10
Cesundheit, Kraft
und Leben fir Ale

Die am anitedenoen Sranfbeiten, iuaenoliben @ers
irrnn9en, perlorener @ner9ie, 9eI6wG6ter Nfans
n~estraft oper an lr9eno einen anoerm llebel Ieioen.
Ioien Auatlalberm. @erft Guer @elo midt gum
Jentter bInaus fir nubloIe v@lectriI1e &iirteI"
Doer Gnoere NIT martti6reienoer Gectante an9es
prielene lo9enannte yMunoer."
.Sbretbt at rns fir Elm beuti1es Ooftorbu1 nit
nielen lebrreiten 8iIoerm, iuorin cine 2urmetbobe
nteoer9ele9t lit, pelbe lid 1elbit in ben oer3iueifels
1ten, Sale1 tets bem6brt unb SauIenbe bon bore
5eitl9em 2ooe gerettet bat. Oasielbe tpiro fir IS @ts.
gut nerpadt, frei ~oerianot.
DEUTSCHES HEIL-INSTITUT,
II Clinton Place, New York, N. Y.
28fp 1910
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-05-10
ST. BruOklun uerbaftet.
4nwolt mm, s. poun9 unter Qn=
fIa9e Ser unterf9Ia9un9.

Or fol- in feiner Gieenf9oft ais 0fentIi9er
DerpaIter i'm Qa6la6eeri6t miiroeI=
9eloer gu einem aniehnIi6en Setra9e
peruntreut haben.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-02-13

Order u the Secretary Il wsr Mas M
Revoked.
Expected that wtthsn Twenty Days
Connection Will ne Made with
Deep water.


Port Arthur, Texas. February 12.-Gen-
crai Manager Gillham Of the Kansas City.
rlttsburg and Gulf railroad has been here
since the Port Arthur drcdses were
stopped by order OF the secretary OF war.
He has been In constant communication
with Washington, and last evening he re-
ceived message from Judge !. Mcp.
Ttimble. general attorney OF the road.
stuttng that the secretary Of war had re-
yokcd his order stopping the canal work,
and had given his ofrc,ai sanction of tho
plans OF the channel aud dock company,
with full authority to proceed with tho
work.
Immediately after the message was re-
ceived the tugs used In attendance on tho
dredses were dispatched With orders 10
the captains to resume work at once, and
the three monster drcdees are now at
work again throwing out the dirt from
the great gulf coast canal.
It is confidently expected that twenty
moro working days will see the canal cut
through and the Port Arthur slips con-
nected with the deep water In Sabine
Pass. There Is much rejoicing here and
It Is being participated In by a very large
and enthusiastic excursion party that is
now here from all parts OF the North.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-02-13
GIVING THEM a CHANCE.
Mckinley "DeMocrnts" Admitted e.
Primaries,

Mckinley sDeMocrnts" Admitted tt
Primaries.
Grecnville. Texas. February II. = The
democrats of this city solecte' nominees
today for the offices to be filled at the
April election. Just on the eve of the pri-
mary the city executive committee
changed the test to read as follows;
In voting this ticket | affirm that
am a democrat and voted for the State
democratic ticket in the last general
election, and pledge myself to support
the nominees of this primary.
In the 1898 primary the following pledge
was used and had been adopted for today
but one of the candidates got uneasy and
begged the committee to lop on part
of the former test, which read:
In voting this ticket ! affirm that /
am democrat and voted for the State
democratic ticket in the last general
election, ! further declare that / did
not vote for the republican electors
for president and vice president in
1895, and pledge myself to support the
nominees of this primary.
The change was not exactly relishcd
by the straight 16 to / democrats, but II
gave those who voted for Mckinley in
1896 a chance to come in, provided they
voted for Savers last November, and ought
10 bring the wanderers back, nevermore TO
stray from the fold.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-02-13
Fatal SNOW SLIDE.
italian Miners and Their Families
Buried Under the Avalanche.

Italian Miners and Their Families
Buried Under the Avalanche.
Georgetown, Colo, February IA
snowslidc this morning at silver Plume
occurred, In which number of lives were
lost The dead are Italian miners Will,
their families. Eleven bodies have been
recovered, only two OF which have been
Identified.
The identified: Dominica de Estafenao.
The following are missing and believed
to be dead, Three Tondei brothers and
Baptlsto Bretto.
The following have been recovered alive
but viii probably die: Antonio Ceali anl
Nesretti unknown.
TodaY's slide was the most destructive
known In Clear Creek county. Starting
two miles from camp. the avalanche cams
with terrific force, carrying with 1t hug
boulders and immense trees. short dis
lance from the start the avalanche broke
apart, one section coming from Cherokee
gulch, taking with IL two cabins occupied
BY Italians and the shaft house of tie
Curry City mines. The other slide came
from William pulch, between ne pitcaI
and. the Seven Thirty mines, This portion
of the Glide did the most damage Settle
ments of miners, mostly Italians, were
situated In both gulches.
II Is estimated TINT thirteen bodies arc
still buried beneath the piles ~ snow In
the two gulcbes. instantaneous death was
probably their fate.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-02-13

rmion Convention for rrerinct No. =.
Fpworth i.cNwuc Mccting.
Wharton. Texas. February 1f.~-ro,iow.
ing the Instruction OF Mr. n. A. Armstrong,
president Of the white mans union. a
meeting has bcc called OF the members
of precinct No . to hold an election al
Egypt Tuesday, February a. for the pur.
pose OF nominating candidate for coun-
~ commissioner OF precinct No. ?, that 20
sition now being vacant. signed q. c. Dun
can, chairman. r. Palmer. secretary.
Tho Wharton Epworth League held q
meeting last night for the purpose of elect.
Ing officers for the ensuing year The cleo
tion resulted as follows: f. r. Campbell
president; Mrs. Carrie Harrison, nrst vice
president; John McMurrough, second vice
presidents Miss Pearl Dickson. third vice
president; I'D Moore secretary, and Miss
Alice Virkars treasurer. Under the guid.
lug influence OF Rev.J. Murray the league
is IN a aonrishing condition. the men,bsr.
ship growing fast. and much good has beer
done by its members.
Mr.. a. III. Foote has returned home after
several months sojourn IN the Indian Ter
ritory and a tour through difScront parts
OF Texas. Nherc ne won't for the benefit o.
his health, Ho IL very little improved and
his recovery Is very doubtful. M
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ALusINus AS REGENT.
Accepted ms Absolute Proof of Solid
Ity of the University.

Accepted ms Absolute Proof of Solid.
Ity of the University.
Austin, Texas, February 11.-Following
are resolutions Of the University of Texas
upon the appointment of Alumnus Thomas
Watt Gregory as regent OF the institution;
Whereas. Alumnus Thomas Watt Greg
Dry ESQ, of Austin, Texas, who is b,
l.. of the University OF Texas of the ses-
sion 1886 was on the 9Th day of February,
1899, appointed by Governor Joseph d..
Sayers to the high office of regent of the
University; and
Whereas, The first appointment Of an
alumnus upon the governing board OF an
Institution of higher learning Is always
the true beginning and sure guarantee oil
its full, free, self-governing and democratic
life: and
Whereas, The appolntee, the Hon. 7.
Watt Gregory, Is man whose honorable
record as II student in this institution,
whose loyal interest in It's welfare through
out all the trying years OF its young life,
and whose patriotism as citizen OF Texas,
nil combine 10 render him peculiarly ac-
ceptable to us and to every friend OF inc
University of Texas,
Therefore, We the students of the Uni
yersity OF Texas. In the auditorium OF the
university in mass meeting assembled on
this the 9TH day of February. 1888. do here
by enact the following resolutions unanl-
mously passed. TO be transmitted TO the
governor OF Texas. Hon. Joseph ID. savers,
and to the new regent Hon. Thomas watt
Gregory; furthermore. to be handed 10
Captain James Il. Clark, proctor OF the
University and secretary OF the board, Tor
record and preservation in the archives Of
the institution; to be presented. also, W
the Alumni association OF the University
OF Texas at their next annual meeting ID
June 1885, and to be furnished to ne press
RI the State for immediate publication
1. We desire to express 10 MS eNcei-
lency Governor Joseph D.. Sayers, our SIN
cere appreciation of the shrewd wisdom
and enlightened craftsmanship, which II IN
every point of view he has displayed ID
the appointment OF Mr.. Gregory as mem.
her OF the board OF regents OF the Uni
versitv OF Texas.
most memorable and auspicicus in the his
tory OF the institution. because II makes
effective for the precious interests Of cnl-
ture the strong arm OF one Of us npies'
and purest sons. Thr ughont the en'ignt-
'ened world, the glory cf an institution q
higher learning rests In its alumni, VINO
rre rs spiritual products, and whose love
and loyalty are the palladium II its well
fare. Her own sons are the God given de-
repfers and guardians of their alma mater
and under democratic institutions the
rroper ard natural repositories Of her sa-
cred INTEREST,".
3. We therefore recognize In this ap-
pointment the dawn OF a golden era ~
the life OF the University. when the ad-
ministration Of It's AFFAIRS begins 70 claim
The active participation Of those who have
beeu nurtured within It's walls. who have
constituted part OF its living sell, WIG
understand its inner life and VINO sym
patiizs, as only alumni can, With It's aspl-
rations and its needs
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Taylor rorIcs.
A Farmers Successful Experiment In
RufsIns Mt1Iet

Taylor, Texas February ILL. h. English.
superintendent OF tbs roztal Telegraph ana
Gable company, Is In the city making ar
rangomnnts 10 reopen the office ha.e,
There is strong effort beng made TO
have the county sumlner no.inai school held
in Taylor this year. Arrangements ore now
being made 10 insure the entertainment OF all
who a.tsn6
Tho new telenhonc poles being nut n by tho
Southwestern Telegraph aud Teiephone COM
pRny are forty and nifty feet long; after tho
new pol are PVT IN there wiz % Two sets
on Main etreet will he enclosed In cab o..
containing 10s wires. r y. Matthews arrived
last Wednesday and Will be located hsre as
repairer Mr. II. T.. Mcdowell, the loeaI
agent. says a much better service will be
given when the new imrroyem eHts are r0n,-
pieted good force of hands are cncanped
on Third and Fowzer streets. where they VII
remain for rome tins.
A farmer living In this county has been ex-
porlmentlng with mlllc.,. lie planted III
acres from which he made 1870 bushels. sain
10 DC worth 800. and rine tons of hay, worth
s5i. or total OF ssi clear rer acra.
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SIALLPON AT DALLAS.


Several New Cases Have Rccn Dis
covered.
Dallas, Texas, February IL. Several
new cases of smallpox were discovered
about the hotels and business portion Of
the city today. They were speedily iso-
lated.
The disease is gradually spreading and
fear of an epidemic is felt.
County Health Officer Fisher reports
the pest house patients are doing nicely,
aud says the disease has not developed in
virulent form.
There is some talk of closing the public
schools, but the health officials stoutly
maintain that they are able to prevent
such a dangerous limit.
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trc,noly cold weather, continuing as II
u.s. Will exterminate our greatest pest, thu
boil weeyil. and that our farmers viii no,
again he troubled during this season by
that pest.
Hpw far this belief Will 20 towards IN.
creafing the acreage TO be planted in cot
ton han not be said
a bctition circulated by Mr. ]. w. Allen
Of EIlna has been signed by almost eyerv
oitizdn here, nsking the present legislature
to make an appropriation for the purpose
of dkvising some means OF destroying The
boy weevil. which pest has SO materially
AFFECTED the cotton crops OF Southern,
Dexas for two years past.