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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-03-03
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and vote for this bin. every man of you.
uenewed applause).
HALEY 0pposes the bill.
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RELIEF BILL PASSES
FOR PUERTO RICO.

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Turloy cited the hypOthoficaI case q The
roVernCr OF kentucky calling troops 10
the state capital and dispensing the legis-
ihture before the election of the United
states senator, ms had recently happened
after the election Of the senator lie held
that n that governor should subsequently,
appoint a senator the senate would refuse
him "A
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House Mn Received.

Temporarily che discussion was sus-
pended while "a message Was received
from the house Transmitting the bal
PASSED today IN accordance With the
message ~ the president. II WAS ~
tcrred to the committee on Pacific islands
and IAerLl Nien
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A resolution offered by Turner directing
the secretary OF war TO inform the SEN
ate of the amount of money expended in
the payment of travel pay and communal
tlon OF subsistence to those officers and
men returning from the Philippines, and
what bounty or reward was paid for the
REIMBURSEMENT of soldiers. was adopted.
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WASHINGTON, March 1.-The pres-
dent today sent the following message
TO congress:
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P.ttIgrew wants More Information.


The chair laid before the senate tn
message of the president concerning tn
revenue collected on Puerto Rican prod
ucts. The message was referred to tn
committee on appropriations
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haley then moved to recommIt the hi
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TEXAS POLITICAL NEWS.
numerous Democratic Clubs Are TO Be Or.
saniltd al Galveston.
4 AVERY STRONG EFFORT IS 10 Be MADE
ny the Democratic County Uandi.
Understanding Arranged as to
the Congressional Campaign.

Galveston, Texas, September There
was a meeting last night at democratic
headquarters In the old telephone ex-
change building OF the campaign commit
tee The attendance was big. nearly all
the candidates on the county ticket. to-
sether with forty or Atty other earnest
democrats. being present
chairman Joseph b. Aguilo presided. 1t
was decided to open the campaign for the
county ticket on September q with speak,
Ing In precincts twelve and six and half
and have speaking on each Monday, Tues
day and Friday nights thereafter oil over
town.
Next Wednesday democratic clubs will
be organized In every ward and precinct
In Galveston county. II Is proposed to
have the ward rallies under the auspices
and at the headquarters Of these ward
organizations.
On just what date the congressional
campaign in this county will open with
speechmaking is not decided. Mr.. Bur.
CESS is to make an address at Alvin next
Monday Later on the local committee
viii receive word as to his wishes in re-
gard to Galveston dates. !.
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TEXAS POLiI.~-.E NOTES.


Waxahachie, Texas. September e.-Ths
democratic club has secured Hon. Dudley
Wooten 10 address them on next Mon
Gay night
Denton, Texas, Septembey 6,The dem
ocratlc Pictorial convention OF Denton
county, Cock county and Wise county
Will meet in Gainesville on September IL
to make a nomination.
La Grange, Texas. September "a Pc
tition has been circulated among the dem
oerats OF this city for the past several
DAYS TO get slgneIs for the purpose OF
organizing a democratic club. The club
viii be organized next Tuesday night
September IL.
Fort Worth, Texas, September Hon
Dudley G. Wooten OF Dallas has just re.
ceiyed an invitation from the chairman
M the State democratic committee o
Kansas transmitted through the National
committee TO deliver campaign speeches
in Kansas beginning September 70. He
declined the invitation.
Nayasota, Texas, September 7.--Repre-
sentative members of the White Mans
union OF the various lodges met in Co.
Ilm5la opera house at O'Clock this
aflernoon. A. +. Brigance was made
chairman and George 7. Garyin. secse'
tary Hon. Will S. Ashe was by accla.
nation nominated to fill the vacancy Oh
the ticket caused by the death OF Il. @.
Deadrick.
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Austin, Texas, September TIT is re-
ported that Senator Cuioenson will arrive
in Austin tomorrow.
State Senator Goss Of Baylor county is
in town today on business.
Prof. Kendall, superintendent of the
educational department. has returned from
San Marcos, where he looked into some
school matters.
Mayor Ben E. Cabell Of Dallas Is In town
on bus ness.
Representative Sutherland OF Emory Is
in town for a few days on business
The attorney general this morning APP
proved an issue OF $4,000 worth OF Flores
willie city hall refunding bonds.
Insurance Commissioner johnson Is AK
pected home on the 18th from an extensive
visit in the North.
The Clarksville Cotton OIL company
amended its charter today by changing ar
ticle 2 SO as 10 purchase and sell such
goods and merchandise used for construc-
ton, and also to maintain gins and mills
In connection with their business.
The tax rolls of Lamar county came IN
today They show a total Valuation OF
$40, 4SS, 1876, an increase over last year o!
s131, GOO.
The state supreme court Will convene
the first Monday in October with an in
usually large docket.
Attorney T. II. Briggs OF elmer was il
town today for few hours on business
connected with the governors office.
Mr. F. G. Reynolds, well known farm
er residing east OF town, was struck By
lightning the other day during the storm
He was knocked out of his wagon anl
stunned.
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Is willing to nun.

Temple. Texas. September For the
past few days there has been some talk
of an Independent candidate running
for county judge against the regular nom
The name of B. j Roop has been used
in this connection and yesterday Mr.,
Roop. upon being asked about the mat
ter, stated that ne would make the race
If he felt reasonably certain he could get
respectable minority OF the votes. He
added that he realzrd that he would
probably be defeated. Mr.. Roop is from
near Heidenhemer.
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vaal. tonight Mr.. Cochran said; ITO be
perfectly candid, doubt whether we will
ever be able TO completely conquer the
Beers. II Great Britain becomes involved
In a war necessitatlng tho withdrawal OF
the larger part Of her troops from South
Africa feel sure the Beers would win
their independence. II all the British
troops are permitted TO remain In the
Transgaal We may be able to subjugate
them. | am sick of conquest and military
glory. II | lived in the United States
ia vote for Bryan"
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East Tex. Presbytery.

Nacogdoches. Texas, September 7.--The
East Texas presbytery ordained Thomas
F. Gallaher for the ministry last night
and he was called TO the psstorate Of the
church here. Rev. Chambers preached
the ordination sermon. Rev s. r. Ten
ney charged the minister and Rev. John
Yanlear the people
Mr.. ]. A. Pankeg Of Port Arthur was
examined today by the presbytery as a
candidate for license and was granted
license.
The presbytery adjourned tonight &c
meet at Crockett next May.
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THE RALLY Al AUSTIN.
Committees Appointed to work FOL
Its Success.

committees Appointed TO work FOL
Its Success.
Austin, Texas, September 1.-THE follow
Ing committees have been appointed by
the Young Mems Democratic club to take
charge of the big ratification to be held
here on October IL;
Advertisins-Geor W. MacDonnei,,
Horace II. shelton, j. ". Phillips, Il. I
Moore, Jr., George Matthews.
Finance-Jonn II, Caldwell. Joe Corwin
John w. Hornsby, w. II. Richardson, Jr
Victor Moore.
Grounds and Music--A. G. Baldwin
Walter l.. White, T. W. Gregory. w. D.
Hart, Fred Shelley.
Transportation-S. P. Weisiger, L. j.
Workman, George Mendeli Jr.. " l..
Brooks, ]. W. Maxwell.
Hon Webster Davis Of Transvaal fame
has been invited to be present, and SO mas
few other speakers OF National repute.
The affair will be the biggest thing ever
held in Austin
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THE FIRE RECORD.
Lumber KiIns uurDea.
Especial to The post)

Logansport, La, September About
II 80 this morning Are was discovered is
suing from the steam kilns OF tho CHI
cago Lumber and Coal company's plant a
stiH wind was blowing from the northeast
aud for while II looked like tho entire
plant would be consumed, Streams oil
water were constantly kept on the adion-
mg property TO prevent q spread Of the
flames. The wind changed and the resi-
dence near the mill was threatened. By
heroic work OF the employees and citizens
the fire was confined to the kilns ami plat
forms. Total less about $4,000 fully
covered by insurance.
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Republican Call 17tn District.


Galveston, Texas. September THE
following has been issued:
BY virtue of instruction from J. NJ.
Mosley, the State chairman OF the Re-
publican Protective League, hereby no.
tlfy all county chairmen ot this (the Sew
onteeth) ten1to:isl district to send dole
gates TO the next convention OF the Re-
publican Protective League to be held
1T san Antonio Texas, on the 10Th dav
of September, 1900. The representation
to said convention 10 be the same as to
the republican Stete convention.
The following are the chairmen OF the
counties Of the district; Galveston coun-
ty, R. Dempsey; Brlzoria county, W. H.
Wilson; Matagorda county, Prof. Rich
ardscu Chambers county, Dolph Isom
Wharton county, Matt Shacklln.
a. i. Smith,
Chairman Seventeeth Senatorial District
OF Republican Protective Lesgue.
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STATE CAPITAL NEWS ITEMS
SECURING DATA FOR SUITS AGAINST
WATERs-PIERCE OIL co.
insane Asylum Attendant Enters suit
Against the Superintendent.
Notes and Personals.

Austin, Texas, September 7.--County At.
torney Thomas of Waco has been here for
the past few days getting data for the
trial of the Waters-Pierce Oil company
cases, which comes UP next month In the
district court of McLennan county. Several
ether district attorneys have been here
on the same kind of business recently.
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Bia Bnrbecuc at seaIy.

Wharton, Texas, September THE
principal topic of conversation, now Oh
the streets is the grand barbecue to be
given at Sealy, September 10. An ex-
cu sion will be given by the Cane Belt
with reduced rates, and an opportunity
will be given to hear the different politi-
cal issues OF the day discussed by promi-
nent public men of the Tenth district.
Wharton will be well represented.
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Concho ValIey papti.t..

San Angelo, Texas. September 5.-Ths
concho Valley Baptist association, mis-
sionary organization comprising several
counties in this section. meets on Grape
creek, in this county. on the It'll and
will last for several days. Several OF
the most prominent men Of the denoml-
nation In Texas are expected TO attend
and participate in the proceedings
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nnrn ntHnllctsvi,ic nuruca.

Halletsville, Texas, September TAT
$3.50 o'clock last night the barn OF Mrs.
John +. Houchins was burned As soon as
the Are was discovered the fact was tele
phoned into town. She resides one mile
from town. and the truck and ladder com
pany promptly turned out and prevented
the flames from spreading to other out
houses Four hundred bushels Of new
corn had been put into the CRIB. The loss
is $1,000 and no insurance.
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Careless HadIing of n Pistol,

Nacogdoches, Texas. September like
Dorsett. young man living about seven
miles west OF town, accidentally killed
himself yesterday evening by handling a
uistof carelessly. The ball entered his left
eve and came out at the back OF his head
He only lived short time after he was
shot
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yor.,,n,n.. Ne, Court House.

Waco, Texas. September THE county
comm !ssloners court today accepted the
plans Of J. Reilly Gordon Of Dallas for
the new court house. The style Of the
proposed structure will be Italian renais-
.sance and will cost approximately 100000.
Ire commissioners will now select the
material and let the contract for tho
building at once.
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w. p. Robinson, vice president; G. G.
Angus, recording secretary; Lucius
Gooch. treasurer.
Halletsville Texas, September 7.--Revs
jenkins of Yoatum and Fowler OF Flar
tonia are conducting protracted meet
ing In the Baptist chdrch here. This
church is now without a pastor, Rev
Ramsey, recently called to the pasto7ate,
having declined.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-09-08
Fort worth school board rerp,e.ea,

Fort Worth, Texas. September Tho
school board OF this city is psrplexed over
question II will have TO solve at
meeting to be held next Monday. April
cation for the admission OF two Chinese
boys into the schools has been made, but
there Is very strong protest against tho
board admitting the Mongolians. The
board is puzzled to know what TO DO. as
there IL no law that will apply In the case.
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Sues for DAMAGES.

Austin, Texas. September 10. K.
Hamblin. who is charged with assaulting
enc of the inmates of the lunatic
asylum. has fled suit for $4,000 damages
against Superintendent Worsham OF the
asylum. Superintendent Worsham made
the complaint against Hamhlln, and he
sues on account of being falsely imprs-
oned.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-09-08

Gonzales, Texas September Tho
deeds to the site for the cotton mill have
been passed to the directors. and tho san
Antonio and Arkansas Pass road has begun
work on the spur 10 the mill. The archi-
tect will have tho plans ana specincatiora
ready in the next few days 40 that work
can commence on the buildings.
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Dallas. Texas, September Henry Seek
err. proprietor OF the Lion hotel, was found
dead in his bed this morning from NOR
phine poisoning. Coroner SHELTON will
continue the inquest proceedings tomor-
row
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Forney, Texas, September Last night
about 10 o'clock the barn OF Yancey Nc
Kellar was discovered to be on Are: 32D
tons OF hay valued at $3.50 was destroyed (,
insurance $1250, OF which $1,000 in Phoenix
and $3.50 in Hartford,
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Residence and Harm nj nnrtIett.

Bartlett. Texas September THE two
story residence and barn belonging to
Gus Normal living near here, were burned
with their contents. Loss approximately
$4,000; insured
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TxAs RELIGIOUS MATTERS.

Palestine. Texas. September THE dl.
rectors OF the Young Mems Christian As-
saciation of this city met in the ASSOC
citation rooms last night and elected this
following officers TO serve foT the en-
suing year: J. 7. Fuilinwider. president;
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Conditions at Nome.

Austin, Texas, September 7.--Mr.
Thomas Locke Of this city has returned
from visit to Cape Nome. He says the
place is overrun with gold hunters. and
that there is a great deal OF ekness.
Many prospectors are in poor condition
and are trying to get back home.
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RELIGIOUS.
Central Texas presbyter,

Cameron, Texas, September THE
Presbytery OF Central Texas opened its
autumn meeting last night in the Presby-
terrain church, with an excellent sermon
by DR.. J. H. Morrison of Daniel Baker
college.
Among the commissioners VINO an
swered to roll call we're the following;
Rev. NJ, C. Hutton and Elder Cooper
Sansum of Georgetown. Rev. E. IL. Nos
ley and Elders NJ. b. Penick and Mr..
Miobard of Austin. Rev y. M Brooks
and Elder McElroy of Huttto. Dr.. 5. A..
King and Elder It.. o. Rodgers OF Waco,
Rev. r. b. Hardin and Elder j. W,
Sheriff. of Gainesville, Rev. E. D. Brown
and Elder II. A. Black of Temple, Row.
C. c. Weaver and Elder G. A. Landlord
OF Cameron, and Rv. NJ c. Taylor or
Hico, Rev. H. V. Tul of Robinson, Rev.
e. e. Biggers of Corsicana. Rev. J. W.
Smith of Maysfield, Rev j. II. Mckenzie
OF Mexia, Rev. j. A. Montgomery OF NAL
lin, Rev. J. II. Morrison OF Nashville.
Tenn, Rev. G. A. Cavit of Wheeloek and
c. L. Ewing OF Van Alstyne.
Rev. e. w. Brown was elected moder-
ator, Rev. j. II. McKinzie, angrossiup
clerk, and Elder J. w. Sheriff.. tempo
rary clerk.
The volume Of business is very great
and is being FASTENED with all dispatch.
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nnrn Nenr rrIcste.

Celeste. Texas, september 5.-M. X.
Rlchman's barn caught fire this evening
and burned; the loss $500. The origin OF
the fire Is unknown.
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BoERs WILL HOLD OUT.
opinion of nm EnRiishman Just from
tlsc Trnusvaai.

Dallas Texas. September ARTHUR
Cochran, an Englishman en- route to the
city OF Mexico, reached Dallas today di-
rect from Pretoria ia the Transyaal. Mr..
Cochran has spent ten years in South
Africa, part Of the time in tho military
service Of Great Britain. He was recently
discharge from the army and departed i'm
medietely.
Speaking OF the situation In the Trans.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-09-08
A Gin Nenr snnto..

Santos, Texas September GA gin nj
Llpan, twelve miles slant. belonging TO
the Jones' Yate Gin company, was burned
this morning; loss $4,000, insurance $21oD.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-09-08
10 cnre Lnninens.

Malaria makes you lazy, ianguid and
lifelsss. Valerio-Phosphate Quinine Ear
let's are guaranteed to cure Mabiria. Does
MI cause nervousness or ringing in the
head. 25 cents.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-09-08
McLennan County sunday scnoo,


Waco, Texas, September THE county
convention of Sunday schools met here
this morning. The convention Is being
held in the Cumberland Presbyterian
church and is well attended, nearly every
Sunday school in the county being repre-
sented. The object of the convention is to
inspire greater interest in the work of
Sunday school superlntendents and teach
ers and secure better results In this most
important branch OF Christian evangelism
The convention here is under the direction
of II. II. Godber, the president OF the state
Sunday School assoc alton, one OF the most
energetic Sunday school workers In the
State. He has had much 10 do with the
county Sunday school convention move
ment which has worked so satisfactorily
thus far in keeping up interest in the COLI
portage campaign The opening here
under such favorable auspices promises
even better success than had been an
ticipated and 1t IS expected that other
counties will have like experience.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-09-08
COTTON WILL rnocn MSS.
Contract for Boiicrs for the BeIton
MIL Let.

tors of the cotton mill company have let
the contract for two boilers or special
design. They are TO be 900 pounds
pressure and able to develop 100 horse
power. There was keen competition. The
contract for the engines will be let shortly.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-09-08

Residence Mt Paris Damaged.
Paris, Texas September THE resi-
scnce owned and occupied by Frank Bray
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was partly destroyed by Are this morning
Origin unknown. Damage $1,000. fully GOV
cred by insurance.
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Some baking powder makers claim their powders
cheaper They be cheaper only If made
from cheaper materials Cheaper" means inferior
materials always TO cheaper the cost of an
article of food at the expense of its heathfulness
as is done in alum baking powders, is crime.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-09-08
The Quinine that Don't Cause
Nervousness.

vsleric- Phosphats Quinine tablets. No
ringing In the head. Is cents
Wadsworth semi-weekly dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1899-1904, 1900-12-07
DIPHTHERIA.
$4,000

The five-year-old child Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Belmain died this afternoon of
diphtheria. The disease was not evil
dent until this morning. Dr.. Jacknan
notified the school trustees early this
morning and all precautions are being
taken to keep the disease from spread
ing. Arrangements are being made
that the child may be buried at an
early hour tomorrow None Of the
other chileren have yet been taken
sick. Everybody should be of one ac-
cord in smothering out the dread dis
ease.