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PERSONAL.

Mrs Cravens, wife of Judge Cravens of
the governors office left yesterday for
Houston on a visit to friends.
President L. L. Foster of the A. and NJ
college spent yesterday in the city, having
business with the State department
Attorney George w. Smith of Colorado
City, ex-secretary of state, is in the city
on business with the State departments.
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PUTTING UP THE MONEY.
''"e hirst tnstaltment for uonh.n,,s
Cotton Mill Paid In,

..im upam' Texas, April 4.-The first in
,,snans on the stock subscribed for a
sisV'OOo cotton mill in this city has nearly
al a.. 9sen collected and in the hands q, Mr.
bradford, the treasurer 's VI MT
~ p soi u OF the directors. composed
u ~ ~ CLANCY, A. b. scargoroueh ana
tno T., wis has been appointed to seIact
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Texans in New yorf'
Especial to The POST

Especial 70 INC t,1l
New York. April 5.--Tas 3.
Texans are registered a =
hotsls: A, 3
Dallas-Dr. r. NJ Taber o. usPsj
Square, e. s, Edwards at me
Stewart at the Westminster. Inr<1
Greeaville--L. Percy at ivy ~ %
Llberty-F. II. Hoge o. ~
politsn. c.srls,
Milford-W. Grier at the hs
San Antonio-s. DalkowiIz ~
way Central. M
Texas-o. II. Kirkland y ,s.t d
Union, r. G. and W. pases'
Park Avenue.
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CHARGED WITH MURDER.
"ife' SON and Daughter Arrested L
der Indictment.

Goliad, Texas. April 1.-THE grand Jury
uas adjourned, after finding bill against
the wife, son and daughter of Charles Ger
nardt, who was murdered at his home near
,mr W, this county. few months ago
iney we're taken 70 jail until they can ee
cure me necessary bond, which was 6xed
a. S.SoO apiece for the women and $1,000
lor me man. The Mexican who was arr
s ,,s on suspicion coon after the murder
h S1s released as no bill was found against
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shermhn's DcIeun,,on

=, sner'nan' Texas, April 5.-Mayor A. A.
,s'aeF today appointed the followina
MAJ as delegates to represent sher-
heIa a. .ne Commercial Congress 10 he
Cole houston the 18th instant: ]. r.
Robsrt. q. pilis, George Murphy, 6. n.
Blaks 'On' Cecil II. Smith and J.. W.
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80 a''lsooro' Texas, April ST.. j. rhomp-
sys..' aaalrman Of the State sunday school
,a, .su''se committee. is in receipt =, !
r. from the Gulf. Colorado and $50
stat ,oaa granting reduced rates - I'VE
70 - sunday school ia Temple Anr,, 's ss
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Indie Murdcr Cn.e mI,n n,.

Hillsboro. Texas, April 5.--The Homo,
Little murder case went to the Jury ,oda,
The case has attracted a great deal Of al.
is a son-in-law of the man he killed Az, y
Richardson Heu, u.
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co,ten M,n Meetlns = ae.s

Bonham, Texas. April go .
thusiastic cotton mill mee"'s ~
in Honey Grove last night
prise was started some
they failed to raise the
and are now making ano.
committee was appointed =
tional subscriptions.
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NEW CASE OF SMALLPOX.

new case of smallpox was found here
this evening in the heart of the city. The
victim is negro woman and all exposed
persons we're taken to the detention camp.
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Kansas c!ty's pluck and enterprise are pro-
verbal, and Il is not at all likely that the
democratic convention Will have 10 look for
another gathering pIace--if the delegates are
willing to stay up nightsl
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child F.t.,,x, ,.,u,

Hearne. Texas, April 5.--rhs
old son Of Mr.. J. P Rogers was ,cc,.
dentaliy shot in the face this af,erpoor - :.
q playmate ana may die from his ~
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The United States senate. Wednesday last,
passed eighty-one pension bills in Just forty
hge minutesl As the regular pension pro-
visions are recklessly generous aud the ma
jorty Of the pensions granted by special act
of congress are claims that have been
turned down" by the department the IA
eility and rapidity with which the senate can
and does assist in robblng tho treasury is
strlklngly demonstrated in the proceedings
Wednesday!
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SALOONS NEED NOT CLOSE.

The attorney general has received a
number of inquiries from various county
attorneys and other persons asking II, on
the day Of primary elections, barrooms or
other places where vinous, malt. spirituous
or intoxicating liquors are sold, are re-
ouired to close such places and whether
or not said liquors are prohibited from
being sold on primary election days.
The attorney general rules that primary
elections are not included within the term
election as used in article lS5, Penal Code
1895. and that barrooms, saloons and such
places are MT required by law to close or
to abstain from selling above mentioned
liquors on primary election days.
A larger number of inquiries are sent
in asking II county executive committees
have the right to print the test on tickets,
and II they have the right to exclude per-
sons from voting in the primary who Will
not subscribe to or agree to the prescribed
tests, and also il the county executive com
mittees have the power or right to exclude
any person on account OF race from voting
in said primaries.
Attorney General Smith replies that this
is matter which does not come under
the control of the State laws that IT is
purely party political question, and is a
question for the r.ate aud county executive
committees to control and decide without
the Intervention or dictation Of legislative
enactments or judicial interference OF
adjudication.
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OFT the streets of Chicago after certain
hour. but the all-night highwayman still does
business without any serious Interruption by
the authorlties
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Japan does not want TO Hght Russia II she
can honorably avoid 1t. No small boy like
to tackle big bully. but many big bullie'
have been badly fooled In jumping on LITTLE
folks.
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sentiment to discredit consistency aud prece-
dent in the senate. But the spoiismen and
syndcates want every henchman on guard
these timesi
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Colonel william Jennings Bryan is still the
practically unanimous choice OF the demo-
cratic party for president
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Tho controversy between the governors Of
Indiana and Kentucky will probably create
those trying conditions up that way that once
existed between the governors OF North and
South Carolina!
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The late incident at Brussels demonstrates
that the aim Of anarchy is bad whichever
way you take IT,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-04-06

The citizens OF Houston yet have nearly min,
months IN which to make 1900 a memorable
year in the history OF local industrial and
commercial development
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-04-06

Recent events would Indicate that Admiral
Dewey has after all SOME very ely and very
cruel enemies In this country,
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Admiral Dewey is very commonplace man.
in some respects, after all. There pre- 1900
600 American citizens just like himself would
accept tho presidency IL rendered thcml
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The opsy senators 10 our upper house are
usins some very frarzled logic ana crocodile
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i might not be taking too much risk 10
try modified quarantine law Tor Texas this
season. The public should begin to under
stand, moreover. that the safest dependence
AGAINST the spread Of contagious OF epidemic
dlseases Is in thorough sanitation. rather thaa
quarantinss
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II is Just possible that England's Little
r'obs" is trying to get bottled up" In order
to break the bottle!
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FROM THE CAPITAL CITY
San JaclnIo and Southern Railway Com'
psuy Has Been Chartered.
ADOPTION OF The ATLANTA AGREEMENT
w,. rrred on DR.. Blunt by Houston
Business Men-snioons Don
to Close During Primaries.

Austin. Texas. April 5.--The following
charters we're filed by the secretary OF
state today:
The Hill County Furniture company Oh
Hillsboro. Texas; capital stock $4,000.
The citizens Water company OF hemp
stead; capital stock $4,000
Panhandle Telephone company Oh onii-
dress; capital stock $500.
Conway Leeper company OF Dallas oie-
burne. Waxahachie, Midlothian, Mansheia'
Denton and weatherford; capital STOCK
100000
san Jacin;o and Southern Railway COM
pany; capital $4,000; incorporates j. l.
Campbell, S. j. Campbell, S. J. Murray
C. NJ. Campbell and others. Purpose 10
construct a road twenty miles in length
from san Jacinto switch ON Santa re TO
CYPRESS in Harris county.
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II the United States supreme court falls
this great country in the great constitutional
tests TO be made In the Immediate future, we
would be pretty safe in putting the time
worn old charter OF our liberties aud mstitu.
tons under glass case as one Of our IA
nous National relies.
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Admiral Dewey has at last run straight into
a torpedo field that is warranted not TO hang
Are,
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Why on earth should any unmarried man
want to XIII the good-natured Prince OF
waIesg
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With our consul 10 Pretoria running away
from his post and our military observer
among the Beers taking up battle for them
u Is clear that We need 10 give Gome whole
foreign service. Galveston Tribune,
But as long as We are running for re-sler.
,ion and are uncertain as 10 the exact or even
probable conditions Of uubllc s;ntimept At
home L is manifest that some DELAY and en-.
esrrsssment must preeede and attend the
opsninE Of the schools
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| want to venture another prediction
right now and that is that Web. Davis
will land in the democratic party before
the campaign is over He has always
been more democrat than republican and
always will be no matter what he says he
Is politically. He may not agree with the
democracy on all OF its platform. but he
will find the excuse TO leave the republican
camp on this Puerto Rican or some other
matter that Will be a vital issue in the
campaign and Il would not surprise me TO
hear OF him taking the stump for Bryan
before the campaign is ended. He Is
not IN sympathy with the republican party
ana be knows very well that he has no
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:. r. 70 S0E HIS v,es- Psss,Dssr.
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Fall. ahss!uIs.!!..

Comenz6se aver ante la Corte
de Distrito la celebration del juicio
oral contra don Jose Martinez Lilo
min por supuestas imputaciones. A.
penas empezado ell juicio, y visto,
ell u l t do favorable que pa
ra el inculpado aportaban las decla'
raciones de los dos primeros testi-
gos, ell Senor Fiscal pidio la suspen-
sion del acto. Reanudado, modified
sus conclusiones la acusaci6n pdbli.
ca fundandose en- que, aparte la no
justification &c los cargos, SO estaba
en- ell case de retirar toda acusac:6n
con arreglo a orden general sobre
indulto.
La defensa, encomendada al abo =
gado Lopez Landr6n, Interest," pro-.
nunciamientos honrcsos en- breve
informe, y ell Tribunal absolvi6 al
Sr Martinez Llonin, declarando que
ell procedimiento no habfa de parar-
le perjuicio alguno en- su buena fa-
ma y reputac ion
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Re n1itid0.

Ref1riendose a las manifestation
nes de los p peri6dicos LA CORES
PONDENc1A y <San Juan News>,
contenidas bajo los rubros <Senten,
cia originals, y clos Amigos del Sr.
Becerra pide n al Gobernador Allen,,
debo hacer constar, para que preva'
lezca la verd ad.
Que tan pronto tuve conocimien
to de que Becerra habfa sido herido,
celoso y fel cumplidor de mi deber,
me traslade en- ell acto con mi Secre
tario, ell escribiente y ell medico titu
lar, a la casa de aquel, para formar
las dillgencias del sumario, no para
visitarle com o amigo, nj polltico, Sc
gdn maliciosamente Sc ha hecho
Greer a 10 pr ensa, sino en- el ejersisio
de mis- funciones como Autoridad' ju-
dicial de este pueblo-Resnltado de
<esa vista Official ell desacato efecti =
voS a esa mil sma Autoridad, que di6
OCCASION al procedimiento corraspon-
diente.
sCulpable quien? Pues ell mismo
Sr. Becerra que conocient7o bien la
ley procesal por haber servido mu-
chos af1os la Secretaria de este Juz,
gado, ha debido recibir Ia vista in
dicada con ell respeto y considera.
ci6n que merece, (no mi humi1de per
sonalida0 q ino sl cargo Official que
inmerecidam mente quiza desempeno,
pero q. hare rodear siempre del ma
yor prestigio, mientras 10 ejerza, sin
distingOS nj preferencias.
El recto y digno Tribunal del
Distrito tiene en- su poder los proce-
dimientos, y buen seguro que hara
cumplida justicia a todos, como has.
ia hoy ha venido sucediendo.
Aibonito JUNO 13 de 1900.
SEBASTIAN Rire7a.
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Npvillos y bueyes-- --novillos
Sc venden y alquilan en- Gu
rabo. -.:<-.
Para informes en- dicho
pueblo y en- esta Capital
D. M. S. Sanmartin

Antenoche ocurri6 un incident
en- Cayey. Varios carreros ameris
canos, SO han dedicado al Sport de
disparar tiros de noche, sin duda
por entretenimiento. Antenoche yen
do recogerse su casa ell honrado
.ciudadano Don Conception Ob6n.
fu6 herido de un balazo que le atra-
veso un pulm6n. Ell carrero agre-
sor esta preso. Los tribunales en-
tienden en- ell asunto. Ell herido no
ha muerto pero parece encontrar-
Sc grave.
--.=rEsl
DR.. Rafael A. Gatell, M6dico
Municipal, Certifica:
Que hace algdn tempo pres
cribe con muy favorable exito ell
Vino de Aceite de Higado de Baca.
lao con Peptonato de Hero que pre-
preparan los Srs.. Frederik Stearns
y ca, en- todas aquellas afecciones
que acarrean una desnutrici6n rapi
da 6 agotamiento nervioso pronun.
ciado, como tuberculosis anemias,
convalescencias de enfermedades in
fecciosas, &.
Y para que conste, firmo la pre-
sente en- Yauco, Pto. Rico q 80 de
Noviembre de 1894.
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En- ell Teatr0.

Anoche hemos pasado una vela-
da muy agradable en- ell coliseo. Eje
cutaron xMarina> en- toda regla.
El tenor muy bien, mientras no ha-
blaba, y el resto de la troupe en-
caracter. Los coros, magnifcos, fue
10 que mas nos gusto en- la Session.
Tizolito al pelo, con las seguidillas
que le hizo Luis Risuef1o con toda
la Wis c6mica que 81 sabe. Sc le
oued6 en- ell tintero del pantal6n una
que LOS encarga reproducir:
Ell viejo Pepe Lopez
esta ALA arriba
baf1andOSe en- cerveza
por una espita.
Este no eS rama
v asegura son tOntOS
los que no maman.
Ell paraiso Sc porto celestial
mente metiendole la pata a Tizol
con las seguidillas, que eran de
miste.
iCuando les digo a ustedes que
estos muchachos son ell diablo!
A las onces y media abandona-
mos el local con media docena de
emparedados que pagamos a diez
centavos; nj mas nj menos.
Ell fandango estuvo muy bien
movido. Asi Sc ,baila, ic6rcholis!
Vino perfectamente esta parte, enci-
ma de los emparedados: por que
estos eran de liebre y Sc meneaban
en- la barriga como polfticos en-
tempo de elecciones.
Y Sc acabo el aceite.
Ell REVISTERO.
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Perdf ell apetito al extreme de que
Sc me pasaban dias sin probar ALI
mento. ~ >~
Tenfa mucho ardor y escozor q
la vista. Estuve postrado en- CANA
durante dos meses q causa de estas
insufribles dolencias. Mi amigo el
senior Eudoro Figueroa me aconsej6
que tomase las Pildoras Resadas del
DR. Williams. Tan acertado y prove
chose result6 este consejo que a los
seis diss de tomar las p1ldoras de
referencia mis- sufrimientos Sc apa-
ciguaron y en- question de unos dias
mas qnede radicalmente curado de
losque queda consignado salvo de la
vista de cuyo NAL, sin embargo, he
mejorado notablemente. Debo ad
verttr que solo he tornado un pomo
de Pfldoras Rosadas del DR. Williams
porque desgraciadamente Sc han con
cluido en- esta localidad a pesar de
la gran existencia que entiendo ha
b1a dltimamente..
Tan grande es ell consume de las
Pildoras Rosadas del DR. Williams.
(Firmado)
DIEGO CHOQU Ed
- Las p1ldoras rosadas del DR. Wi
lliams, son las mas populares en- to-
dos los p a S donde han d o
introducidas. Purifcan i enrique
cen la sangre, restablecen los ner-
vios y curan la PARALYSIS parcial, bal
le de San Vito, neuralgia, reumas,
nerviosidad, dolor de cabeza nervio,
so, palpitacion del corazon, anemia
palidez, frialdad de manos pies,
irregularidades en- las funciones men
suales de las mujereS la debilidad
en- ambos sexos.
Son inmejorables para las en-
fermedades clos hombres causadas
por indiscreciones de la juventud,
exceso de trabajo estudio etc.
Hay muy pocas boticas donde
no Sc vendan las pfldoras rosadas
del DR.. Williams.
Cualquier persona que tenga di-
fcultad en- adquirirlas debe dirigir
SO La casa DR.. Williams Medicine
Co., de Schenectady. n. Y, Esta-
| dos Unidos, y sera avisado dond'
| comprarlas. La misma casa cuent
con un departamento medico par
atender gratatitanae,ate las consulta
de los pacientes donde quiera que 5
encuentren
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4 s7 c0, luelT8u con prOIuSlOn en- tOQO
el ambito de aquel salon monumen.
tai. El ambigd estara q cargo del
xPolo Norte1, dnica manera de cons
servar bien sfrappe, el champagne,
que Sc asegura cerrera esa noche
como ell Plata scuando Sc desborda.
El vapor de Ramon Valdes, y el tran
via de Riopiedras, estaran hacienda
viajes toda la noche para facilidad
de los concurrentes.
Use supone que ese bale <sobre
las olas. sera un acontecimiento
ruidoso en- los anales del Pto Rico
americana.
No respondemos de la exactitud
de todas estas noticias que llegan &
nosotros por distintos conductos,
pero 81 <non 9 vero bene trovato>,
Y vamos q otra cosa que Sc ro'
"a con La estetica y ell buen gusto.
Nos referimos 8 esos dos viejos tin.
gIados de mad era tejamanf, que
tanto afean la explanada de la dar
sena de desem mbarque de nuestro
puerto. Hay que suprimir esos dos
ranchones que parecen dos bagace
ras de los tiempos en- que Sc molfa
la caf1a con bueyes. Ell aspecto que
presentan es desconsolador. 81 ell
Board de ObraI s pdblicas los echase
al suelo, dejand do ibre esa gran pla
"a, har1a un buen servicio al ornate
pdblieo y al mismo comercio, puesto
que facilitarfa ell movimiento de las
mercaderias. Por otra parte para
NADIA hacen falta esos dos armatos'
tes, que semejan dos truchas en- Sc.
co.
En- el terraplen ganado al mar
por la extinguida Junta de Obras del
puerto, existe un magn1tico "tingla-
do metalico" que cost6 muchos pc
SOS al pals, y due aun no 10 ha utili-
zado el comero 10, porque Sc apoder6
de 81, ell Gobie rno militar, que va no
10 necesita, Ese mismo gobierno, 8
mejor el Quartermaster, construyo
otro sobsrbio tinglado de MADEIRA
paralelo al pfimero, y tambien SO
bre terrenos d 81 terraplon; ded1quen-
Sc ambos tinglados al servicio del
comercio, con su Lonja para la con-
trataci6n, y S uprfmanse de una vez
esosotros dos adefesios, que tanto
desdicen del buen gasto de un pue-
bio artista por naturaleza.
Ell dia que desaparezcan esos
dos mamarrachos que tanto afean
aquel sitio, habra merecido el Board
de Obras pdblicas, Ell APPLAUSE de to-
das las nacion es civillzadas, inc lusc
el Hawaii, donde Sc dice que todav1a
andan con tap parrabos, pesar de SCI
un territorio de la Union.
m"x
Ypara est tar dentro del cuadran
te, como dice nuestro campechanc
Director, damos remate con una Sc
guidilIa, que nos solt6 anoche er
ell Teatro el guachinango de Pept
TiZol.
<Dicen que en- ell correo
hubo un desfalco
pero que & sotto vocce
Sc ha etupastelado.
iMoralidades
de los Vientos que soplan
continentales!
Y basta por hoy; que esta SC
pza1ado un calor tremendo.
IN ocENcIo ALEGRE.
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& ts1aa Dc 0r|e.s.
y e| principe de Joinvi||e.

Parece que ell duque de Orleans,
no ha mucho, celebr0 grandemente
ciertas caricaturas de Willie, en-
que Sc ridiculizaba la reina Victo-
ria. No contento con tales muestras
de plat6nica galofobia, escribio
una carta al mencionado dibujante,
felicitandole con calor por su obra.
Ell principe de Joinville, ito del
duque de Orleans. ha experimental
con este tai disgusto one Sc ha visto
en- el case de escribir a su scbrino
una carta que dice asi:
sCon profunda pena le envfo ell
anatema collective que sobre usted
hubieran arrojado los labios de mis-
difuntos hermanos, d'Aumale y de
Nemours.
Ell lltimo tnvo en- cierta OCCASION
ell honor de ser designado, xmonstra-
tus omnis digitiss, como ell possible
esposo de la gloriosa soberana de uu
pals que ha sido ell santuario de
nuestla dinastfa y ell lugar de naci
Iniento de algunos de sus hijos. Vues
tro actO hallara su castigo en- vues-
trOS remordimientos $50 =
En- la casa de Orleans todos los
hombres han sido caballeros. y todas
las damas virtuOsas.
Os abraza con lagrimas en- los
ojOs y en- el corazon,
JOINVILLE.
Lo que hay es que ahora resulta
que todo 10 transcrito es un xpoisson
d'avuls, porque nj el duque ha fell
citado q Willette, nj su tio le ha re.
nido, por consiguiente