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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-05-30
FEDERAL COURT NOTES.

James R. Burnett. referee In bankruptcy
here. has issued an order designating the
wharton Spectator as the official paper
for the publication OF bankruptcy notices
in Wharton county. to take the place nj
the Wharton Star.
A hearing to confirm the receut sale OF
engines and cars OF the Bay Shore line,
which were sold at public auction az HoGs-
ton, will be held before Judge Bryant a.
Sherman on June 70. The engines belonged
to the Rogers locomotive works and tte
cars to the ST. Charles Car company
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southycstern univer.i,,

Georgetown, Texas, May 29.--The com
mencement exercises were continued yes.
terday at the Methodist church.
At II a. m. Rev. ]. w Lee OF st. Louis
preached the beccaaureate sermon TO ar
immense congregation. At $50 the En-
worth League had rally.
Rev. j. w. Moore Of san Antonio
preached an excellent sermon to the under
graduates at night
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Bryan, Texas. May 29.-The Allen
academy of Madisonvllle viii be removed
to Bryan The stock, amounting to sss75
has been subscribed. A meeting OF the
stockholders was held at the opera house
this afternoon and seven directors were
elected who were given plenary power to
direct the affairs OF the school for the
ensuing twelve months. The directors ara
as follows NJ. Parker, j. w. johnson. j,
w Howell. w. Wipprecht l.. l.. McIrnis.
X. $. Webb and ]. L. Fountain.
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TO MAKE 1NvEsrrGATIoN.

The governor has appointed Superin-
terdent Worsham of the State insane asy-
lum to visit the institutions for epieptics
maintained by PENNSYLVANIA, New York
and Massachusetts with view to- OBJ
tanning such information with regard to
their management as is provided for In
the act of the Twenty-sixth legislature
creating an epileptic asylum at Abilene
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t,iebmond item.

Richmond, Texas, May %. = Judge
Branch n. Masterson Of Galveston was
glest OF Mr.. aud Mrs. William Masterson
in Richmond sunday.
r. G. Blakely. a we'll known planter OF
Foster, spent sunday in Richmond,
some apprehension Is expressed that the
Mexican boil weevll Is abroad In the cotton
fields OF Fort Bend county,
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city died at the home OF its parents yes
to-day morning In terrible agony About
three weeks ago the little fellow was play
ing with a pet kitten. whom the animal ac-
cldentally bit him on the finger Nothing
was thought OF the accident until FRIDAY
last. when he complained OF his hand
patning him; a phvsiclan was summoned
but since then had suffered intensely un-
I'll yesterday morning. when he died IN
terrible agony. His funeral took place
from the Catholic church this morning at
10 o'clock.
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c,ven seven Years for Murder.

Fort Worth, Texas, May s'-se'ea
years in states prison is the punishment
meted out to Frank Folks for killing his
brother In law, Bud Pruttt, near Azle, ~
this county, one year ago Inc ueie, 80,
Was mada on the plea of self-defense, ou'
his claim was not proven during the
trial OF the case, which lasted nearly
enc week. Both parties were among tn'
best class OF farmers in the neighnorn9or
OF Azie and the sad AFFAIR Is deeply ae'
plnred nv ALL
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CALDWELL cULLINGs.
Confederntes Have Decided Upon
barbecue and Reunion.

caldwell. Texas. May 29.-Camp Rogers,
United Confederate Veterans. held a meet
ing Saturday at the court house and de-
cided upon giving a grand barbecue and
reunion on tho 18th day of July at the
Firemen's park, near Caldwell. All nee
essarv committees we're appointed and
every effort will be made to make the AZ
fair a grand success. large crowd Is eS-
nected from this and adjoining counties
ana The railroad company will be urged TO
give special rates for the occasion.
District court resumed operations this
morning. Several civil cases were dis
posed of this morning, which will about
fnish the business OF the court.
Mrs. J. II. Patterson and daughter,
Anna Belle who have been visiting rela-
lives in the city. returned to their nome
in Bowie this morning
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PARTNERS no ORGANIZE.

Fruit Growers and Truck Gardeners
To Meet AT Waco.
Waco, Texas. May 29r-The fruit growers
and truck gardeners Of Central Texas ",
meet In this city next Saturday June u
to organize a Central Texas association. a.
y, swatly, horticultural agent for the
Cotton Belt, railway, viii be in attendance,
The county attorneys Of the state viii
meet In this city next Saturday also. Ia.
meeting is called for the purpose OF or
gpnlzing a State association. ana y iFHex'
necfed that every bounty and district st-
tornev in the Stale will attend. All hsyF
been invited to be present
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urcn,ond Briefs.

Bremond. Texas, May ga shooting al
fray between two Poiandcrs occurred last
night about six miles east of this place
Both were slightly wounded No par
ticulars. ,a
A fine brick business house is peins
erected here by Mr.. Y T. kocnanowyI1,s li,s
three miles west OF here. last Friday night
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A nrutc Frustrated.

Shreveport, La. May 2a.--This morning
a negro assaulted and attempted to out
rage Mrs. W. r. Nicholson. gardeners
wife, living three miles southeast Of this
city. The young woman fought the hend
desperately. She was terribly beaten, rfn-
dered insensible and her arm broken. Her
Screams brought assistance. 4 posse 10
In pursuit OF the black brute.
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sltpREME COURT.

The following proceedings were had in
the supreme court today:
Reversed and remanded: VIM. Davis ct
al VS. San Antonio and Gulf Shore Rail-
way COMPANY.
Submitted; Mutual Reserve Fund Life
Association VS.. Nina K Bozman; certified
question from Fourth district,
Motion submittud Arthur Schulz VS..
Tessman & Bro. from Bexar county; To is
sue mandate without payment of costs.
Crazy Ell al VS.. Hendriek; ten days
additional time allowed to file bonds.
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Teachers at West.

West, Texas, May 29.-The West school
board met Saturday evening. May 81,
and elected the following teachers for the
public school for the ensuing term: Prof
VIM. Bruno OF the State university, prln-
clpal; Miss Laura Hammer, assistant prin-
cpal; Mrs. Nettie Mcdaniel, Misses Flor
ence Johnson and Fannie Ayres for lower
grades
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STATE WILL TAKE A HAND.

The governor tonight telegraphed Az
sistant Attorney General Morris, who left
for Henderson this afternoon, to proceei
at once to Athens TO assist in the immedi-
ats prosecution OF the parties arrested on
the charge of having participated in tie
recent lynching of HUMPHREYS and his sons
IN Henderson county.
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Hnlsboro. Texas. May 2s.--The Baptist
church and Masonic hall at .Mertens were
destroyed by IRE yesterday morning at
8: 80 o'clock. 1t is not known how the hre
etarted. The Masons met in the lodge
lover the church, the night before and
we're in session until late hour. There
wal no insurance on the building, hence
a "a a total loss.
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Mn, nob crow again on Trial.

Waco. Texas. May 2a.-The case Of the
State against Jim Bob Grow, charged WIZ
murder, went to trial here this mornins'
The case was transferred from Milan
county last yesr and was tried III tns
Fifty-fourfh district court. resulting :.
hung jury II will consume most .. ~.
week He was twice given ne sen'eA~'
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FROM THE CAPITAL CITY
Instructions as 10 the Qualification Of
Notsries Public.
REWARD FOR MuRDtRfRs OF HUMPHREYS
Governor Offers Two Hundred DOL
lars for Each of the Lynchers--Re-
ward for Mite Increased.

Austin. Texas. May 29.--ln answer to
numerous INQUIRIES as to the time and
manner in which notaries public shall
qualify, the attorney general rules that
said notaries may qualify before any Of
icer authorized TO administer oaths aad
that as their term begins on June /, they
should qualify on that date or within ten
days thereafter. as provided by law in
cases OF absence or sickness.
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-. 80. Mnrlnid and Killea.

shreveport. La. May 2s-Nr James
Hoss. exlpollce juror. was wsylaid and in
staptly killed Saturday evening al Hoss-
I'm ON the Gate CRY railroad oy a man
armed with a Winchester
The trouble grew out OF a business af-
lair. Mr.. Hoss wet one OF the mos,
prominent citizens Of .A'- parish.
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wniinms' MeetIng at mckinney.

Mckinney. Texas, May 2S.-Rev. sid
Williams revival meeting here enters a
its second week with Hattering prospects
for great season OF sonl-saving' Among
the great throngs out 70 hear the revival
ist at his three services today were nu-
merous attendants from the surrounding
country and towns. Numerous CONVEX
sious roclamatIons and additions are taxi
ing place at every service.
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CASE or sMALLpoX.

A case of SMALLPOX has developed here.
The victim is the 7-year-old son Of c. o.
Wood, residing on Whitis avenue. The
Wood family returned from Guadalajara,
Mexico, about one week ago. There are
about fifteen persons in the house where
young Wood was taken down with the dis
ease. all of whom have been exposed The
matter has been taken in charge by the
State and city health authorities and a
rigid isolation established
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mAIrEsT Ar cARMINE.
large Crowd I'm Attendance from the
Neighhorhood.

csrmine. Texas May 29.--The Maitest
glSsu by The sohuetzenverein OF carmine
yesterday passed of very nicely and was
attended by an immensely large crowd
from the surrounding neighborhood and
towns The procession, led By the famous
Shelby band. consisted Of three decorated
wagons. for which prizes were awarded a.
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IRRIGATION RESOLUTION.

The governor this afternoon filed with
the secretary OF the state the joint reso-
luton submitting a constitutional amend
ment providing for the organization OF ir-
rigation districts.
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couRr HousE AcoEPTEp.

G. ]. Allen. clerk OF the criminal district
court. is the first occupant OF the new
court house. He moved today 70 cezS
southeast room on the TOD floor, and while
everything was not just In shape ais quar-
tiers are much more comfortable tnau the
place he vacated. Other officials arc anx-
ious 10 move. but as workmen are SIN
employed on the inside It is hard to tell
wihen they can change.
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REwARp roR NITE lNcREAsEp.

Sheriff Stewart of Eddy. New Mexico
who recently captured Jim Mite, the es-
| capped Longview bank robber, was here
today and the governor increased the re-
ward over for Mites capture sufficiently
to Justify the employment of two guards
to bring him to Huntsville. where he is
to be delivered to the penitentiary author
| tiles
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pREpoE 70 BE REMopELEp.

The United States dredging steamer,
General c. b Comstock. built by the en-
gineer department for service III deep
ening the water on the bar at the
entrance OF this harbor and acceleratIng
the work OF the ietties and currents, Is
now berthed at pier IL. and will 60 on the
marine railway probably "Wednesday morn
inc.
The dredge VIII go on the ways tor the
purpose OF being overhauled and having
alterations made in the machinery IN or
der that the vessel can be utilized an hli-
ing in the government reservation az tho
east end surrounding Fsrt san Jaclnto
and the recently constructed barraek
buildings and officers quarters in that
vicinity,
The necessary machinery, which EN-
braces all the modern improvements, pas
been received from Milwaukee and VIII
be placed in position us speedily as pos
sible. The nontoons which will support
the line OF piping through which the iiling
material will be forced have been COM
pieted for some time and are ready for
service. The material will be eNcavated
from the channel and a large quantity will
be used. AS 1t is the intention to I'LL ~ tn.
government reservation at the east end to
a depth OF several feet and upon the com
pletion OF the work it is anticipated that
Galveston Will be able to boast OF an idea
military post.
Since the Comstock has been in COM
mission here many improvements have
been made in the manner of operating thi
vessel. and the records In the office o
/ Captain c. S. Richie. the United States en-
/ gineer in charge. show that there hal
beer vast amount of work performed b.
I the vessel m the most satisfactory man
ner Captain George NJ. Prendergast
commander OF the Comstock. and the Off
GERS and crew under him are entitled t
much credit for the manner in which tn,
ship has been handled.
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REMARD DEFERRED.

The governor this morning offered a
reward of 5000 each for the arrest and
conviction OF the parties implicated in
the recent lynchlng OF old man HUMPHREYS
and his two sons in Henderson county.
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CHAMBER on COMMERCE.

At the last meeting OF the directors OF
the Galveston chamber OF commerce
a committee from the Letter Carriers as
ISOLATION OF this city came before the
members to request the cooperation Of
the chamber In making success o. a
Fourth of July celebration that they are
arranging for. A motion practically com"
plying with their request was unanimously
carried.
A motion by MIR. Montgomery that the
secretary be instructed ts write the sec
rotary Of war and request that Galveston
be honored with two or more OF the
Spanish cannon from Cuba that are being
distributed among the various cities Of
the country. was adopted
President Ladd was authorized 10 ap-
point a committee OF three to take up Tie
matter OF securing the establishment OF
an important naval and military supp'y
station here. The committee VIII Se an
nounced later.
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URGING JUDGE WILSON.

Judge Davis of Center and Captain Man
tooth OF Lufkin are here to urge the ap-
pointment of S. P. Wilson of Rusk to sue
coed Judge Williams on the Galveston
court Of civil appeals.
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neeviIle summer Normal.

Bseville, Texas, May 29.--The Beeville
summer normal school of Instruction
opened at the Beeville high school build
ing this morning at o'clock Some fifty
teachers are in attendance.
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Bartlett, Texas, MAY 29.--l.ast night the
barn Of c. ]. Jackson was entirely de-
stroysd BY IRE with 1000 bushels OF corr.
400 bushels OF oats. one mower, one drill,
one surrey and one buggy, total loss ABOUT
1920 No Insurance.
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FEVER AT VERA CRUZ.

STATE Health officer Blunt is in receipt
of adyices from Vera Cruz Mexico, to the
effect that yellow fever Is spreading 10
railroad stations on the lines leading from
that city.
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CURED in the palals Royal saloon The
killing was the outgrowth of dIiIerehces
between them. Fossett fired four bullets
into Carvers body. Fossett was locked
up pending an examination. The dead man
came from Alabama ten years ago.
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! CT s.ranse summer Normal

sr .uss Texas, May 2s.--The teach
elsa.',ss normal Cor the counties Of
s'sais,.'ad Fayetts opened IN ners - his
ssa 1 term Of Ave weeks. Prof.
Isl: ..h v naacsor ana his assistan,s.
* a5r'e ana schoedsr. we're on hand
i'td s'fly-hve Eeachsrs were en-
~ ~ normal gives promis. Of
s~' as It is thought al least
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Texas College,

Waxahachie, Texas, May 29.-The three
days commencement of Texas college
began with an interesting programme to-
night.
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sixty teachers viii be in attendance beforo
the close OF the first week Quite a NAM
Der OF teachers are here from Lee county
and some even from Williamson county.
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A KiIIing al Fort worth.

Fort Worth. Texas, May 2s.--Dr Carver
was shot and Instantly killed this after
noon by Frank Fossett. The difheulty oc-
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SICK HEApAcHE

Is one OF the most common affiictions Of
the present day. single dose OF Crab
Orchard water Will promptly relieve it.
Il cures bv removing the cause.
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corrus Christi, Texas May 2s,--loap
Anderson, Jr.. the little 1o-yesr-old son
OF Mr., and Mrs. John Anderson OF this
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IMTERMIssIoN FOR LUNCH

TO- Punt Rsce--Prize, SIS.
III. Six.oared Sliding Seat Barge
$50 Trophy.
II. Tub Race-First Prize, Sc; Sec
ond, $3.50.
l3. Diving Contest, distance =
Prize, SIS.
Ia. Steamer Boat Race First Prize,
$25; Second, SIS; Third, $40
l5. Sailing Canoe Race First Prize,
SIS; Second, SIS.
l6. Half mile Swimming Contest
= $l5 Trophy.
IL. Four-oared Dingy Race First
Prize, SIS; Second, $40.
Is. Six Dared Sliding-Seat Barge
Race, sold Timers" Prize, 5.
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A Collision.

When the Alameda sailed into the
harbor this morning two Chinese
fishing boats were ip the way of the
big steamer and in spite OF whistling
they remained in the roadway 10
which the steamer had the right of
way.
1t was impossible to stop suddenly
aud a collision between the steamer
and the boats took place which re-
suited fatally to the latter Both
boats were swsmped and one China
man was drowned. The rest were
picked up by the pilot boat, the
crew of which Immediately cut the
rope by which their boat was being
towed and came to the rescue Of the
drowning men.
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Simple Songs

Anna B. Tucker has published a
very valuable little volume OF music
titled Simple Songs for Little Sing
ers, in Tonic Sofia and Staff. In
the preface the authoress says, "a
number Of these songs were written
for the Kindergarten and Primary
Schools OF Hawaii, because could
fud so little in either English or
American song books, that was suit
able for the cosmopolitan popula-
tion OF these islands.
"To children struggling with a
foreign language, the English must
be simple, and meaning plain.
have considered these songs,
first from the word standpoint then
the musical, and always the legiti-
mate range Of the cbild's voice.
Though primarily written for the
children OF the Hawaiian Islands,
/ hope there is enough OF general
interest in the book to make it ac-
ceptable else where"
Mrs. Yarndley and Miss Edith
Eldredge have made valuable con-
tributions to the volume which is
on sale at the Hawaiian News Co.
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Arrested for Libel.

Mr.. w. II. Marshall, editor OF the
Sunday Volcano, was arrested last
evening on charge OF criminal
libel. This morning Mr.. Marshall
appeared in the District Court and
through his attorneys, Messrs. Cat h.
cart aod Caypless, asked for con-
tinuance until Wednesday next
week. Marshal is charged with libel
in the first degree in publishing
certain article in which girulous
and venomous attack was made on
the Chief Justice. Mr.. A. F. Judd.
Mr.. Weber, OF the Attorney. Gen.
erals department, represented the
prosecution.
The bail for appearance has been
set at $1,000
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regard to Howaiian affairs. He hiss
met men and women Of all classes
and obtained their views. Home
made bread and cakes, cockt ails aud
wine were all acceptable when given
in the course OF hospitality, but
these ''iugredients' did not affect
his judgment one iota We predict
that Senator Clark will do the
square thing in the best interests Of
Hawaii nei at the meeting OF the
next Congress, and shall bill him o
hearty welcome when he returns to
Honolulu.
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The orpheum.

New talent will appear at the
Orpheum this evening, and the
audience will have jolly good time.
Miss Lyuwood, the famous contor-
tionist, will appear for the last time,
and MIR. Ordway also terminates his
engagement tonight. Telephone
for seats or get there early or you
will get left.
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Senator Clark OF Wyoming who
returned to the mainland Monday,
is the kind OF visitor we like to see
in Hawaii The senator had very
little to say but he kept his eyes and
ears wide open wherever he went.
He is to-day probably one OF the
best-informed men in Congress in
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THE ooALINaA IN PORT.
She Rested for Few Hours on the
Spar Buoy Shoals.

The American bark Coalings, Cap.
tain Evans, formerly under the Bri-
tish flag as La Escosess, went on to
the reef shoals some little distance
from the Spar buoy last night, but
happily she was pulled off this
morning by the Iroquois aud Eleu
aud towed into port where she lies
off the old fsbmsrA,t wharf. The
damage was very slight.
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l. Whaleboat Race-First Price,
$50; Second, $50.
2. Six-oared Sliding-Seat Barge
$50 Trophy
3. Diving Contest, for time. Prize,
S..
4. Two cared Shoreboat = First
Prize, $40; Second, SIS.
5. First and Second class Yacht
Race-Prize, S..
6. Six-oared Gig Race, Stationary
Seats-Prize, $50.
z. Swimming Race, 100 yards-$l5
Trophy.
8. Six-paddle Canoe Race = First
Prize, SIS; Second, SIS.
9. Third-class Yacht Race-Prize,
S....
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WEDNESDAY, SEPT. l3, 1899.
THE PROPOSED ROBBERY.

The proposition Of Mr.. Thurs.
tons organ to have the treasury
disgorgs its wealth is very signifi-
cant OF the financial policy of the
"hoodoo." The organ wants 81 ,400,-
600 taken out OF the treasury and
deposited in local banks that are to
offer good securities for the money
loaned to them. The banks know
the illegality of the scheme and all
OF them will decline with thanks the
prospects OF becoming the treasurer
OF the defunct Republic Of Hawaii
Our laws are such that the scheme
cannot be carried out and Thurston
will have to go along with his wild
cat schemes without assistance from
the taxpayers purse. Mr.. Damon's
financial policy has met with the ap-
proval OF all good citizens. His sue
or may be more pliable and even
open to ''commish," but we don't
think he will go far enough to drop
the Damon policy and hand the
money Of the taxpayers over to
Thurston, the Banks and other
patriots.
Mr.. Thurston's organ forgets that
OF the 81, 100000 in the vaults about
$500,000 belong to the loan account
and 100000 are current cash ball
ance. Should the revenues from the
Custom House be taken away from
our local government it will mean
that 100000 year will be deducted
from the receipts of the treasury.
Who, under the circumstances -ex-
cept Thurston-dares to condemn a
policy which will enable the Gov
ernment to have sufficient funds on
hand when the rainy day comes9