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SHORT TEXAS SPECIALS.

MCKINNEY = Tho Dallas Presbytcry
closed it's meeting Sunday.
CAT SPRING. Robuer was stabbed
and probably fatally wounded In difficulty
which arose at n dance.
ROCK SPRINGS Heavy freeze and frost
here on the nth did considerable damage
to TIE fruit, garden and grazing interests
BERCLAIR. Much cotton will have to
be replanted: rs farmers have been unable
to get into their fields for three weeks. the
weeds have had fine opportunity.
SAN ANTONIO The city council appoInt-
ed Judges aud clerks OF the special el.c-
tion TO be held Wednesday to decide whether
the city shall issue $500 900 public improve
ment bonds for street paving.
VAN HoRN,--Mr. Keays OF E Paso. one
Of the owners OF the Dallas Claim. which
Is a copper mine near here, came down
from I'll Paso and visited the property, lie
reports that they have been offered 100000
for the mine and will accept aud close the
deal in a few days.
SAN ANToNIo.--A large number OF crooks
have come TO town TO operate during the
carnival festivities, Eight robberies az
gregating In value about $50 In money
and valuables have been reported in the
last twenty -four hours, which indicates that
the crooks are not idle.
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WASHINGTON.

The United States senate discussed the
Alaskan oodc bill and the house wrestled
with the naval appropriation bill.
This Kentucky governorship contest
docketed in tho United States supreme
court and the court was implored to
pass on the case AS early as possible.
The supreme court held that shippers
and not carriers should furnish the war
revenue stamps.
President Mckinley has asked con-
gross TO make an appropriation to dofray
our EXPENSES at convention of Ameri-
can Republics.
The United states supreme court re-
yersed the Carter murder case. appealed
from the Texas State court
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Special 70 The Post.l

Washington, April 1.-THE Seth
Carter case, familiar to the people Of
Texas, was decided today by the SUI
preme court. and in way that is of
great Importance to Texas and all the
Southern States The decision changes
the whole practice OF investigation in
criminal charges against negroes and
their trial on criminal indictments
AZ Is we'll known. Seth Carter Is under
indictment charged with murder, He
moved to quash the Indictment. alleg-
ing that notwithstanding quarter of
the population of Galveston was COM
posed OF negroes, no members of that
race were included on the panel OF the
grand jury. Tho record shows that
his counsel asked leave to introduce
testimony to this effect, but the petit
tiou was denied. And also that the
Galveston court overruled the motion
without investigating
The Texas court of appeals sustained
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today in special session for the p urpots ana
examining the tax coiectoI s,,,sns ~ thirty
bridses throughout the county IN, me Manage
eon,mlssioners report that very l,.s ,, " an ae.
10 bridges Mas sustained by the county, r Us en-
count Of the recent flood ana none "e''
tiraly destroyed ..r,ap sunday
school enjoyed an Easter egg hunt ,o u'n isna.
Whites pasture near tho city supe a ~ ~
ent 0. Amberg conducted ne nuni nv w" the large
n,imber az Young folks that were present.
Edward Harris OF Galveston, attorney ,ss
the Postal Telegraph and Gable company; wss
In the city today attending the opening Oh u''-
trict court. p.r, pass
Theodore Knoll returned from Eagle fasa
and points in Mexico yesterday, wnere DC
went on prospecting tour ,, .rs
w. e. Perlitz and wife OF schulenuu,s "e''
among the visitors In the CITY YESTERDAY
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IN THE LOWER HOUSE.
Naval Appropriation Bill Was Under
Fire All Dny.

Washington April 1.-THE house today en-
tered upon the consideration of the naval
appropriation bill. with the prospect OF a
severe struggle ahead over the question
of armor plate, building ships in govern
ment yards and the provision in the bill for
the coast and geodetic survey.
The bill carries s13,Oc00e0 mere than any
previous naval bill Today Mr.. Foss. the
acting chairman. and Mr.. Cummings the
ranking minority member of the committee.
defended the bill. The latter declared him
self in favor of paying S5i5 for krupp nrmor.
at least until all the shlps authorized we're
built. and said that the committee had in-
formation. the source OF which he was not at
liberty TO reveal. showing that we could
obtain Krupn armor at a price lower than
any other country In tho world
Mr.. Kitchin OF North Carolina, one Of the
members who signed the minority report.
criticized what he termed the general OK
travagance OF the bill and advocated the es-
factory 10 protect the government against
extortion.
The bill. Mr.. Foss explained. carried n
total appropriation OF SOL 100000, the largest
naval appropriation bill ever reported TO M
american congress.
After explaining the various items In thu
bill. Chairman Foss said 'Wo are buldini
n navy for peace. we are building II no
TO provoke war. but TO conserve interua
tonal accord; we are building II in orde
that tho nations NAV take warning that !
American honor is assaed American valo
will defend II. The nation which is armc'
and ready to fight Is the least likely to h.
called upon to do so. The best peace con
ference Is q strong and efficient navy. Sci
power Is recognized the world over as some
thing OF n great nation. We are building
navy to maintain our foreign policy. TO de
fend the Monroe doctrine and to guard tn
proposed Nicaragua canal. which trus
Will never be built unless the American
navy has the right MS IL has the ability
TO defend IL in time OF war.
while protection to ourselves was thu
watrhword OF the past century. commerce
will be the watchword OF tho coming, w
will not only continue to build our owl
shps OF American material manned By
Americans. but Mt the same time we vii
build as we have heen building recently
ships for japan. Russia. and IN time. h
season Of the decreased supply OF iron an
the navies OF England, Of France. OF Cor
many and the other great naval powers
Men who will not embark In commercis
epterprses beyond the sea unless they kno'
that their own country has tho. ability
protect them In every port, and when q
American merchantmen goes 10 foreign port
she will no there backed. II necessary. b
an American man-of-war. TO see to II ths
she has the rights and privileges Of tn
most favored nations. Tho American nav
will thus play an important part In securin
our commercial supremacy
The American battleship. he said. woul
also play no unimportnnt part In the civil
ization OF the Fiipinos.
At o'clock the house adjourned.
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SOUTHERN PROGRESS.
The New industries Reported I'm the
south In n week.

The New Industries Reported in the
south In week.
Chattanooga, Tenn, April 1.-THE more
important OF the new enterprises reported
by the Tradesman during the week end
ed April IA include a bottllng works in
Georgia; box factory in Virginia, brick
works In Georgia, a hutton factory in
Tennessee canning factories In Georgia
and Tennessee. chair factory In North
Carolina a cigar factory In Florida coal
mines In Alabama and Virginia, one cot
ton mill each In Alabama, Arkansas,
North Carolina. Tennessee and Texas.
two In South Carolina and three in
Georgia, cotton seed oil mills in Georgia,
mississippi, the Carollnas and Texas: a
100000 mining, milling and development
company in Arkansas; an electrical con-
structon company IN Virginia, excelsior fac
tory In North Carolina and Virginia, fer
tllizer factories In Georgia and North Car
lolna, Touring mills In Tennessee and
iexae, Two furniture factories IN South
Carolina and one in 5exas, hardware com
panies In South Carolina and Virginia, a
heading factory In Kentucky, an irrigation
plant and marble quarry in Texas, kaolin
mines IN virginia, lumber mills In Ar
kansas. Florida. North Carolina. Tonnes
see and Texas mattress factory IN
feNas, three mining companies in vir-
gina. an oil company In Yves, Virginia
phosphate mines IN F1orids, q planning mil,
tChicaso capitan 10 Alabama, PLUMBING
company In West Virgins. sandstone Quar-
ries IN Texas. telephone exchanges in Ten
nessee. Texas and Virginia
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STATE.

President Bnshok OF the Southwest
Texas Press association said free press
is a theory ard not fact in Texas.
san Antonios carnival was ausplciousiy
opened.
The monument to Texas heroes to be I'M
yelled at Galveston Saturday is work
OF art.
The people OF Beaumont entertained tho
the editors,
Matters are assuming their normal as
pect at Wharton.
The Brszos continues to rise at Rich.
n ond and at Columbia.
Hotel barber at Waco was decided to Ne
exempt from operations of the Sunday law.
e. w. Hunt OF Greenville has accepted
the presidency OF the Texas Press asso'
citation.
Henry Mckinney, a negro murderer,
was hanged at Greenville.
Storm did some damage at Royse.
Rockwell county
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TO Birdie THE TRUSTS
Congressional Subcommittee Has Framed :
m Measure that viii Check the Oct0pI
PROVISIONS ARE RADICAL, BUT SENSIBLE
,v.u came In the Form Of n Con
.,,,.t,onnI Amendment-The
Features Of the Bill

,r...inv,on April 1.-two measures u
.s,n., trusts we're determined upon
49,. 10 The special subcommittee on trusts
w. ,,a Judiciary committee. the RENE.
Az q two-fold. namely cohs'l'us's 40,
amendment giving congress iuii po"e' ~
with trusts and new antitrust law
tha following extensions to the snetnan az y,
-, peonlrlug the branding or markins u
,rnst- made goods shipped out oil o'a'e ~
90 n he easily identified as the prouuo' Va >
trust ..s,, of
20 prohibiting the interstate tranlc VI
.mada GOODS not so branded ana makihs
them subject to seizure aud condemhatloni; a,
as Recurring corporations having 1919
of over 81 900. 900 or doing an annual ous ,sa,rs
OF 81 100000 10 file report Oh 'ne"
with the secretary OF state ,s,,rrction
against combinations sending trus'-naa
soods from state to state or 10 toreish eouA
tries. A.. .,a,ts IN con-
..vs .na their officials proven to be trusts.
Juden go IN. W, chairman OF the ~
dietary committee and Of the special SUP I'm
Inittee on trusts. gave out the toiio"sns sulN
mary OF the measures: ,...,a,,, today
"The subcommittee on judiciary ."y
agreed 10 report to the full committees
! pToposed constitutional amendment whie -
proyides that congress shall have power !.
seene. regulate. control, prohibit or dissoNs
trusts. monopolics or combinations whe,hs'
sxIstlng in the form Of corporation or otheI
vise and which further provides tnat III,
several states may continue to exercise susi
mower in any manner not in conflict with I'M
laws of the United States. o,,
"The necessity for this amendment grow
out OF the fact that 1t is held by the suprein
court OF the United States that manutaetur
and production are no part of Interstate CON
inerce and can not be reached under the IN
terstate commerce clause of the constitution
even though monopoly in manufacture IN
directly affects or controls such commerce
Therefore monopoly in manufacture Is no
( restrainable by congress even when II con
trois the output OF an article of necessity !
all the people in all the states and nxes IN
prices at will. 49,,
Another measure amends the act OF Jul
q 1890 being an act to protect the trade an
commerce AGAINST unlawful restraints an
monopoly and known as the Sherman ac
The proposed bill increases the penaltie
fxed by that act and adds thereto five me-
sections Theie sections relate to produotlo
and manufacturing corporations and associa
ltions organized or managed for the purpos
Of controlling or monopolizing manufacture
or production, or SO conducting their bushes
as TO mon opolize manufacture
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FOREIGN nRIEFs.

observation-disclosures oscar has left here on
his way 10 England.
DUnLIN-The queen has decided to pro-
long her stay in ireland until April a.
Jamestown ST. Helena. April l6-The re-
mainder OF the Bper prisoners were landed
today and sent to Deadwood.
MADRtD-The queen regent has signed a
decree convoklng the projected Hispauo- Amer
lean congress for November next,
MANILA General Young reports that 200
insurgent rinemen and Bolomop attacked the
American garrison at Batoc but were re-
pulsed.
London. Aprn IA correspondent Of the
Daily Telegraph at Ladysmith IN n dispatch
dated April l6, SAYS: The Boers are down
again at Dewdrop, east OF tadysmth.
PARASITIC nrst of the series OF official
fctes to he given tho committee Of the OK.
position took place at tho Elysee palace and
President Louhot entertained 260 guests al
dinner
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Pile. Cured without the Ku,,,

All druggists are authorized BY ths
manufacturers OF PAZo OINTMENT to re-
fund the money where II fails 10 cure any
case OF piles no matter OF how long stand.
ing. Cures ordinary cases in six DAYS
the worst cases In fourier days one an.
piicaeon gives ease and rest. Relieves
itching instantly.
This Is a new discovery aud is the onIv
pile remedy sold on positive guarantees
no cure no pay. Price so cts.
II your druggist don't keep Il in sto,l
send US 50 cts. In postage stamps ana we
viii forward same by mail
Manufactured BY Paris Medicius Co.
St Louis. No.
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SUMMARY OF ToDAy's IMPORTANT NEN
rnE rRANsvAAA.

Beers blew up some British Golfers
near Vessels Mex,
Roberts still seems to he inactive.
meanwhile the Beers are all around him
London expects great battle will soon
he fought near Roberts present quar-
tiers.
Transvaalers expect Webster Davis and
the United States to help them in the
near future
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DOMESTIC.

Duke de ARGOS, spanish minister 10
this coutry, has refused to Join in che
Dewey festivities at Chicago celebrating
the anniversary of the battle OF Ma
Mia.
Ono man has been killed at croton,
n. r.. aud the situation Is critical.
Mississippi delta is becoming over
flowed. the rain is still falling and great
damage has resulted,
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confined his practice aiino .hat tint
diseases OF men. and durlng, yIsyf.
restored more men to heaisr ~ ~
ness and happiness than sa1
tors in the country compisss,, ye. ~ : y.
DR.. Hathaway treats ano 1and yef's;'
entirely his own. diseover5l Nv hlr. =
himself and used sSeiuslveu blcca J
| Vitality, Varicoeele. Stiesu. i.nsss,'
ing in it's different ~ urrg
Weak Back. all manner skin M
| plants. Ulcers, sores ,s forips /,
Brielits Disease and az ,or undsrtssi
r.stora. lost vitaIily and makes = i,
| strcng we'll vigorous man. ms W
DIR, Hathaway's success xs,rcsi !.
| OF Varicocsla and structure ,srsL Y
Of knife OF eau. cry 10 pneho.hcd i y
| tent is treated By this mvs,lss, NJ,
| bcrfae without rain or loss - en,5 ~
rs.s This 4. nos,tiyely the ,,an
xhlch cnrs, without an operAuf n
Dr Iyathaway makes no sss 49,
,rltntion or advice, either AZ ~ ~ =
rgil. and when case is tsnss ~ !
| Zee covers all cost OF
sional services. ,rsfers VI
Or. Hathaway always ~ All o Z
possihis 10 have his patterns MS y
AZ least one Interview. put ~ Z, -,
sential. as no has cured scs.,hs ysrf
OF patients In all sections =, 81 Hs22,,''
he has never seen. HIS ssslh. "a E'4
ment is so perfected thst al Az d -
a cure a. surely ana at6r
patient called daily OF a's
j. NEWTON HATHAwcs,
DR.. hathaway
goo n. Alamo PissA f,
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GOMEz,s COMMENT.
Escaped from Spain to Fall Under
Americans Heel.

Havana. April 16-tieneral Maxine Co
mez, while on his way to santo Domingo,
stopped at Neuvitas where he was re-
celved with large demonstration. Re
plying TO an address of welcome he SAID:
Cuba fought against the domination OF
Spain only to find herself under TIE heel
OF the United States. Nevertheless. nave
confidence enough in the American people
to believe that they will carry out the
promises Of the joint resolution of cor
gress"
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POLITICAL.

Governor Johnston OF Alabama SAYS less
than 10000 votes would have given him
the victory over Senator Morgan.
Louisiana democracy feels sure that IL
will win at the approaching State cleo
ton.
Tennessee republicans are badly split
and fghting to the death.
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TEXAS BANKING MATTERS.
A Number of Reserve Agents APP
proved ny the COmptroller.

Especial TO The Post,)
Washington, April 1.-THE comptroller OF
the currency has approved the following re-
serve agents for Texas banks; seaboard Ma
tionai of New York, Central National OF
Philadelphia and National Bank OF Commerce
Of Kansas City for the National Exchange Of
Dallas: the American National of Kansas City
for tho First National OF Greenyllle; seahoard
National OF New York for the City National
OF San Antonio. and the Continental National
OF 81. Louis for the First National OF Gllmer.
The comptroller has approved the appica-
ton Of Charles G. Bailey and others for au-
thority to organize the First National OF
Bartlett. Texas, with $4,000 capital.
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TEXANS IN NEW YoRh'
Cspecial to The Post-)

Especial to The POST
New York, April 16.-The foiloN N
ans are registered at New fofs ~ =
Galves;on-Mrs. s. L, heasN Z
Loop at the Broadway Cenus'' "
Frank, at the Imperial. ~,
Houston-J. II. Rely. at me nv
q. Plover. at the lmpsr!il. q,
Liberty-Mre. II. S. Ecsley' :. =
dome. !,
San Antonlo--J. II. hampna'- f
Holland. -. a
victoria--w. NJ. Wood, AZ ~ Z
Square; w. Morris, at the 81. pea', ].
Wsllacston-F. II. Walisce''A'
Hoffman.
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TExAs POLITICS.

Travis county went for Bailey; two rep.
resentatiyes are electedly
Boxes yet to be heard from in Mills
county will increase Bailey's majority.
bis Bailey jubilee is TO be held In
Hill county.
Or, J. =. Blount has withdrawn from
the race for congress In the Fifth.
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New Church at McK,nno- 49,,

Nehinney' Texas, April l5.-The new ais.
Wv orick Presbyterian church was dedicated
neIe today Rev. J. S. Moore OF Sherman
, prssened the dedicatory sermon. com.
eons,. service was held in the afternoon
gTSueueted by Rev. Angus Johnson ~ Jts,u
, ,snas who Is % years old This venershi,
minister stated that he took his frst com
sanal service in 1928 and has observed m,
same annually every year since, '1 '"'
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COMMERCIAL.

Cotton futures advanced TO 70 points.
southwestern railway stocks lead all
the rst on The New York stock ex-
change.
At Chicago provisions were active and
closed generally higher.
Live stock receipts continue good. but
prices are somewhat lower
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FILIPINO VILLAGE BURNED.
Natives Were Surprised and i ifty
three Were Shot Down.

Manila. April IS, 1855 p. m.-captain
podd, with a squadron of the Third caT-
airy, surrounded a village in Benguet pro-
ince and surprised 200 insurgents living in
barracks, apparently a recruiting center
for the province. The Filipinos lost fifsy-
three men killed Our troops also captured
forty four men and burned the village.
One American was wounded.
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Local.

The eleventh session OF the Transmits
sissippi Congress will open at 10 O'Clock
this morning,
The arrival of the Utah and Colorado
delegations.
Meeting OF the executive council Of the
Transmississipp Congress.
A labor demonstration at the Market
hall
Tie Texas editors arrive and will 30
entertained today
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RAILROADS..

The Texas and New orleans survey win
be completed to the Cherokee county line
by the end OF the week.
MIR. S. @. Warner has resigned from the
Cotton Belt to go with the Kansas City
Southern.
hearing on grain rates is to be had
before the commission today,
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Hanna Seriously m

New York April 1e.-A special to the
neraia from Washington says: Senator
mamma returned to Washington last might
=, rom FORT Monroe seriously III with grip.
ne mas high fever tonight aud his friends
are much alarmed.
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Washington, April 16,--Texas pensions,
originai-James w, Reese, Alvin. $751; Benja-
min Garrett. San Antonio. IS: Charles o Brien.
Galveston, IS. Waldo c. Hess Fort Worth, s6;
Frank II. Angel, Denton, sc.
Increase Charles winiler. Liano, Sc to So.
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pearance cases, twenty ono Of which are suits
Tor divorce The case OF Roy Shirley VS.. The
Postal and Gable Company, suit for sii 500
damages alleged TO have been sustained by
plaintiff, was today Transferred to the United
Stafes district for the Western district on the
sronnd that state cour hiss no jurisdictton
over foreign corporations.
The commissioners court convened here
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for that change. There should q b
neglect of irregularities. H.
health Of the peculiarly woman, \
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Thousands of women who en-. 90
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and passed from irregular
tiles to facilitating drains, M
inflammation, ulcefa- AM
ton and female weak XII
ness, have been alto W.
gether and absolutely nm
cured by the use ofVZ "A
DR.. Pierce's Favorite
Prescription. This great
medicine is not cure-all,
but specific for the
chronic diseases peculiar
to women. 1t does one
thing perfectly; it makes q
weak women strong and
sick women we'll.
For two years had been &
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doctors, who only relieved me for ~. \
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Chairman Hawiey reported today from the
committee on military affairs the appropr'a-
Of the line is Increased si5s.a00, The travel
allowance for enlisted men is increased
81 1e1 go
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SPORT.

The Tennessee derby was won by FLO
riAor in minutes time over heavy
track.
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Ia GnANGE LOCALS.

District Court IL In session. Judge
Teicbmusiier PRESIDING.
In Grange Texas, April is.-,rudse Tsicns
mueller opened district court hero today. he
has entirely recovered from hts recent Illness
aud will be able 70 resume BILE duties on the
bench. The docket discloses thirty-hvs APP
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TO CURE A coLp n o,r NV

TAKE Laxative Bromo ouinine Tablets An.
druggists refund the money II n falls IN
cure z. w. Groves signature is on each
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