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Decorah-posten., 1900-10-12

paa en- Saus | 9ersens Muiabds
pes ipopeitre Sisrne bar man MI siort
rIbbis GrunD til Ell YIantebus. ipm
Ital opfsres. Suist sr ifsIss "Scrs.
lib" en- 9aoe fra aoniul Conrad
Uiobr. 9~uIpfooen bliber ca. 200 Gre
ter; Rorbbeft opfsres en- tpt Murp9g,
bag hpiltsn Sprbuict Iassss. ibet Del
grades neb. Wob On os paa bssss
1Ieis bliper @assens lissiom 5asst
at 8las; Mibtparttst bliper / auppsls
form os bill paa bet bsiefie 9untt rage
pp | en- Ssioe at 10 Dieter. Sulst
oil beles meb Glasp9sse / tre Dels:
en- 9urmsafoeltng meo ct Tibet Basin
| ben fsnbre 5lei. en- 9aImeafbeIins /
Wibtpartiet og en- fob 4foelins / ben
norbre Slpi.
Decorah-posten., 1900-10-12

Tuienbe Nnlssninser er inotomne
til plablen lom Observation-Disclosures
peb pripatbansrnss @posbanesaaro
/ Ialbms.
Decorah-posten., 1900-10-12

FOR npgle Qar 'iben blep Der in9s
fort tpft 9uostisneits fire Gang,
darIis / Si%arnbrup airte, nsmlig be
tire !SeibsQigoase % ben Ssnoag,
pad bbilten Der boloes SeitprGotten.
Ssnoag ben 16os Sept, od 9sitprG-
oitensn Ttuloe dfboloes, iuloe Der
aItiaa ogToa efter bsnne afboIosS INF.
Guostiemfte; men Der bar nemIis
fun msbt / - flyer % ~itriOer e -
en- isbt tpitiinnt 9auroeier foruoel
grGitsns 9uft % Rsgtsrer, Der CT
ira SprItrup. Oct er anoen Gang,
at ben tpIte Guoatisneite bar mdattet
op9ibes pdo 9runb az mnngleuoe o.
IS9. og iua beber bet Iig enood ! n
berom ineeipns Qnbrugenoer at Der
er Srang til tbIt @uostieueite.
Decorah-posten., 1900-10-12

Slagelfe, 25bs Sept. Risls
G~briItenIsns 9aorb pda Slotsbierga
bp WSart er breuot. gpsHingcrne neos
brqnbte meb unbtueeIis at SDiue'
buffet. Ssfte og Srsutlrer reboeoes.
81 Sulpe os noest Gertra inbes
br9ubts. Raftsn al hu inbaplsbs
Sch br0note. On 14advis Siewftes
breng, Der BAR p9rst foripunbsn fben
Slbens ilobruo, er mistRntt for al
bare fordnleoiaet SIoen.
Decorah-posten., 1900-10-12
anrmIans / Mss silver falsn.

Ata bar rralgs uu iHrs,, o~pSsrtsat frarms ben
bsFsnt, Nss S9btr EGii T1tHH-. urtgst tyais, o. pal
ltu GttuaAifL Cm antf.3 I'll iRI trb xtu et Rat
rbtg Uarftaa GUaai9. irbtr'atsHhs en- Rsf1neifs a.
Utr 4gl 95rc5aHtta 81 htns Frsnbrlanf3teI atB,
frit. eb3 Ts sHFrr az utiT1f fTdrn I'll Dters. slsr
too T. s1iigf EoQti iHHi, NcurlslaHs btutat. tan
gsRrrtlh "a gEii,y 'agts ra1 Gtuoeabelie tI
J. LAMBEkSON.
Cashier Bank ~ Warren. Warren. MINI.
Decorah-posten., 1900-10-12

9srbas ben 29ee September afIIsa
rroes ct Minoesm9rk Tor afosoe
Stotstonfulent 9. Nielfen poa Srsa
lep airteaourb Deb Sielfer,.
Decorah-posten., 1900-10-12

2anostinsspalset / 9orfens iluts
teoe meo en- poerit tneben Seier for
Seirs sfter ire Smpalg. Ssire III
1873 % @enftre 100 Stemmer, boprs
bps Der afsaoss tire blonte Stemmss
iebler. Zen palgte, Gooseier 2etb,
betssnes fom Sptreagror, tilbsrenDe
ben mob Winiitertet fronoereuoe
9ruppe "os ptte."
Decorah-posten., 1900-10-12
q ait Gieuopn, NJ,
titTaias sa.r


Wssrtsttuertc- nrssr -cag.s-. -TII,t- .rr,
S. az C. viierlpareiti % iss a. Is1ii'j- ) oss
'ey irtr @aa7. Fsu 1tass t Crs icg az. iss ,J.s.
3ifc . CrA etryt1tne'i.s ~t7oiIlsg ~, .:
rltrSs err IS Sens. Rsssf Hsi aFra7taeta nsolgls:
tIt9saEej.s. U.sAit. d. ils u sslSs@ g
nee Nnrrr.
Decorah-posten., 1900-10-12

6ra 9pansemoutb bar 3opIosi1t
Sapss 0irettsr. Sr. SuI. S9istt
mootaset e. Gslegram, | btiItet mss'
beIss, at 4sfltent Wabfeu beFnDer
fig puo Sismpeien meb en- RuItuss
nrp
Decorah-posten., 1900-10-12

asl. bunf Stusipiner EarI WtanBs
ills bar anieet lluioeritietet ON Siis
Iabelie til at biiputere for ben ilos
ipfis 0ottorgrub, mebosler Dan
mbrog." 9a Sr. Manbius in9sn
Gmbebseramsu bar taset, Ital ban
bare I9rlis 5iaaoelIe.
Decorah-posten., 1900-10-12

SsmaTiueH 'SHspeHnsns CT mesei aooi
!iit <eH sr en- megt, pen o. goo Ral!sae.
% ben er falotomnifn iaa goo JONI en- nj so
Dollars. Braat 80 QeRiA 0ulbraae
Jobuteu, Qemonn, IsiAn-
Decorah-posten., 1900-10-12

Oanmaris pbrbenbeIaonse, prius
Gbriitian. er inbtroubt fpm meolsm
| ben banife Sorening til 9prenes
&sffpttelfs. iAt
Decorah-posten., 1900-10-12

9 MstbbeIfurt 8pradbs MSs fors
Ieoen bLep Der fremIast en- Stripelie
fra Minifterist ON at ti~Iba9eboIoe
ct Stptts al Wartebsplabieu til ben
muIiss Stationsbnuine i EiIfaIbe"
al grpcns gSnins oper 9iIe61lt.
Decorah-posten., 1900-10-12

Gfer / fere Qdr at BABE itaaet
fGrpige, men meo lu,feoe Dere, ines
ptsbes ben 16os Sept. be to Sri
msniebeostirter / 0ooerslep % BOP
Iuno. 9egse Steeer bolotes for
fsrfte Gang en- 8urStieneite uoen
Goritprrelis fra politiets StOe. SRI
menighostirten / 9ppIuno bar fulot
beIat. 5orinben 8ubstieRiten rim
oeoe 8irtens aIptte. &riItustirter
/ Sdoerslen bar ligeleoes fplot til
fbite plobs. qditor 5bomien frems
iagoe fra Qltsret 3rosbeiieneeIIen og
bah 5~uoerpor; isnere prGoi,ebe ban
ca Ipits tilfeit. igieu fra aIteret,
8sliionslIe ODER Goriumlingeu. Der
BIER Iurget lere Solmer. Gn Po':tis
betienot bopbe taget Optiuirg peb
Snogdngen.
Decorah-posten., 1900-10-12

@aarosn "2prbsi" / SsGepur
Soqn, tilberenbe Greberii NieIien,
er fuIbItanotg uepbr9nct. areatus
rsrne og rpgst Snbbc rebooscss; al
Sqben brenbte meb llnotagelie At
et Oar Static.
Decorah-posten., 1900-10-12

Sinereb, 21be Sept. Spbs Or
bsiesrs. iom | Strsbags bar beT,iGf=
tiget msb Gerfning Dos Guar0etcr
g. Sanisn / 9ousie, bps 9pem be be-
partebes, blep ip9e / 2ebst af Rat
ten. 2Geerns ertlarsos at Der fores
laa ST .siftninsstilfaloe. rimsligbis
en- 8isoforgiftning. Gn balp SnsS
at be angrebns li9ger ercnu tiIYengs;
ben enes Silitanb er mecst betGntelig.
Decorah-posten., 1900-10-12

9anttasierer. Ut. 2ensmanb | Sens
oeIeb 9olat 2inpftsl er b,ifittet ipm
2ensmanb fa~mmsftsbs.
Decorah-posten., 1900-10-12

On 9e puilsr at iad ilt q goot StpHe
2prftou.qaub bet ucris Excitement NOR
7horp. GiosBclo ea.r 2iaalea, Start 60.
%isronhn, luc Tom mart. Strip si er
airisg "a GsIiriOtlier.
Lusk-Peterson Land Co.,
3O3 Phoenix Bldg Minneapolis, MINI.
Decorah-posten., 1900-10-12

SGbp, 21be Sept. Deb 2oen
Spanssauttion ibag oper SGbp
Sur % 9abeboteI, tiIbfrenbe aobsIS
8pnturs6p, bIep @9rtsn MnIbrmanu
GneTtebpptnbe meb 1890 Gr. CO
besiareoe fig ION ufpIceitgiort 9ants
boper Gisnpommen upla9t for bette
8up.
Decorah-posten., 1900-10-12

Sopebgoarben "2inbtOrp" pr.
SoIitsbro er at s.. 6. 9onien iclgt
til 6prpalter 6. 8snDtien al aalbp@
gaarb pr. 2apen for 10000 ar,
@aarben bar ct Qreal at 500 Sbr.
2ono % er TtpIbiat for 10 9or. Dart
torn. 8ef0tntngen mebfslger.
Decorah-posten., 1900-10-12
Uoroe.

Som poitmefter / 4riftiania er
poitmeiter / Bergen S. W. S1snins
ubnepnt.
Decorah-posten., 1900-10-12

"Sunbernits 3situne" roier | It
iiofe hummer "Danwpirte" uroet
5ru Walpenrutb 9rabbes 2eoelIs
iom ct 8tab, Der blep reoigeret /
"maabeboIoen og f~orIonIi9 hanR
Zone" % anbefaler BET ne "samle"
"Oannebirfe" pua bt bebfs til ale
"fornuftig tnn'erbe o~anfiinoeoe gez
boere | RoroileSpig." Oct er en- be-
tierot sommel Grfariugsi0tuing, al
bet bebite geois for, at en- QoIititer
er paa gale 9eis. er, at ban beSpnoer
at bIipe roIt af fine Wob'anoers,
Ttrtper "5lensb. Ipis."
Decorah-posten., 1900-10-12

tibng- Cit Jarfbdi7 i'eV gsusaa be- Iss,
SssirHibtr vss Svo'u siisr tsu tsre Tbs sn7ails
Bro. oar Ear iseii Rorss tfsg7 ca bge1 ilaissss
20 VA aarmsf. , fs4s assausrs5e ban ii gmsrifa
ilHtm.H web inc 5crylete Gan blsp issg an,
rso g1iA 3tHrls Ssgra euu ssse ifoy 7s uys
E0ralots til ~ Bsra. 3 z musr o. 8 Istrs syora'
al. tsDsr Hse uastaetIs al ss ssH
Cans Ti;er'as,t.
sic. ais, 99ss ssBibr.
Decorah-posten., 1900-10-12

Spp Surorebe Mane % apiroer /
G~Isusborg bar inpienbt GHorugenoe
til aoniftorist / &ieI ON SpbrNlie
al Snbltrnutninsen | bonit Cubs
tiensIts / Sleusbors til bper fiprteuoe
Dag. lluberftrtperne snIter iom bib,
til ednf 8uostieneite beer GsnoaJ
pe @ienpprettsIie al ben tioItsere
frie bonits Wenigheb.
Decorah-posten., 1900-10-12
SonoeriyHano

Gn feot S~acrsleper bar Fiantet
9pen ct 9eeat pda 10000 Wdri.
Decorah-posten., 1900-10-12
Dann,arf.

2ammerberre, acmmauosr grsp
8aIb. 6pld er bsn. 81 aor gammel.
Decorah-posten., 1900-10-12

Stdtionsnapnet Jssfum, mob bill.
tet Der er bIepsn reift Snopenbin9er.
dnbefales at uaensdter !9errcogftp.
relie ombDttet meb Hdpnet Ses6eim.
Decorah-posten., 1900-10-12
81. Rosbolt, San Claire. 8is.
Selpbebanoitug I Siemmst
Tor &ptnOer.

Sra oil kaas frat nee Fa.fIasss Szerz-.sasrs Il
az io-t i~neisaest N Werrs'. prsss Al AT szi,
Utessi I'll c,lsuoels Il esHS0rEsoea eaaEeaEssrs.
"-EtgDlaumtng- Etp'alo q st1nsssna fpsrolz-
sssr 'nstttHlse pertsost ese1,fsE Rsossasaiassr
xtgrg "a AZ algs tEpusget SegutHtrsAt s1AIl.altr
F~1narlets EgsrsE ! Hpsles " AZ sot8AsJe eo5.
eH httr HieEuggpsHgnSgrl ce.a IL 5aifss etferts
trtis pd 5t ,5Nt ha ~ ARtt 81 Hsta iorat iare
az Arsaelfr. 9xl SAFER ~. a kslss %fa rnsst Gsts
.t aaor. e,osRee stsnuS
Enipn Mira n samsssES egI 4. ROss Sasss- Orb
Decorah-posten., 1900-10-12
1oOSfaio.

2 FssiethsdH-rriefisr oe'segs er1ts rar, j. ~.
rrert'a,r 20 Etrier "a, Crs ss1Hsi ~ ~ 5tu.
Frr ct Cpsr 10 Etuif- ufn1 trttis1 : Ger. fg.
trrvt rro Ttutseirts tantg mes 2 Ufr-s r.
Siuie eeia'tr1 Hsa aIiio mtbfFse asIuirss-
Decorah-posten., 1900-10-12
"2pps 90 alpor'' as,O@,
nrT S0LRlGE SYDEN
jill FA1MERENS PARADlS.

NeGr Ocean springs.
Ahsoiut Diet bsdsts KyGgavis- Distrfkt / d.
EorNnede slater.
Farme Is pr Acrr og opoysr SORT JoTd, goft Wand.
sunIi kltlnsf; Y~iret Adrig ynrmt NJ aiirtg koidt.
ingen Nslsrfa, tnn Fee, ole Sk0lrf. kiTksr AZ allie
n ~fortriulig Jrrntane-f ansbartsti IA
Z rih.f 3 Ay1cFeT Ahrlix: fHTtrnligt HtamunhEnNT k81
for alp pr0aukter. Eresturer grRsser ASrrt rupdt
Eeglrrifss a. Etpenlnrutsfst onef I derts Srsg bar
bestet, 90 hyrs ~ svn kAa Op}r nttrs % tedss der
~ on u3gin ~ AK over ! Cent pr. fund,
u.t VI iRHlF sE fUr Dem az uhtersax@ detle Land
"a Dat tAgss megut fort Halls Fra0t Excnr.
airueY den nten OK igle UkL Refs mod - ~ o. Unat
Deres eEne 0lne. L. r. BURT LAND CO.,
I85 M0nadnoek Bldg, Chicago.
Decorah-posten., 1900-10-12

StIialoS. $40 aeres lite Rtasies
8aUo bellglsHos / Sec. 81. 3puu Of
8er19u yoeqt Co, Ttuua 81 ri. fra
fro S1racaJi SatiDE % 1 RH fra rap
nelo SgGtlpu, er tra,8z paa lpos SUuot-
toner ceo at seaue1oe ig til ~ 3. Cline.
iur. Cleo. StlaH. sb3epu
Decorah-posten., 1900-10-12

Srnfec.-Gu Horlt 9ngs | en- trtpe-
- ha 8p btliaGtRoe { e. tort. COB. norii
S%cttieaeHt ! 3opa. Slrip II. u. Z. e.
Ttccrah-RoheB. 6bi9
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-09-29
At the Auditorium.

About seyenty-fve storm sufferers are
now being fed and sheltered at the Au-
ditorium. where Mrs. j. l.. Bates is IN
charge, representing the hospital and
shelter department OF the local relief
work. with DIS. Boyd ane Bats attend
ing to the sick and disabled. Three new
patients arrived yesterday from ALVIN
Mr.. John Rosser with broken foot. and
Miss Annie Kerr AID James Bradley
both sick.
The four nurses who came over Win
the New York Journal relief party and
who have since remained at the Audi
torinm. will leave tonight for Chicago.
They are Miss Henderson and Miss Ham
bly, and Mr. Birgs and Mr. MCGOWAN
Everything there is working very sys-
tematieally. Good. wholesome food IS
prepared by competent cooks at the GALL,
competent nurses look after the sick, the
bed linen is clean and snowy white. cleo
trio fans cool the atmosphere. and on the
whole. for an improvised hospital 1t IL
spleadi1ly equipped.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-09-29

Sons to help him clip coupons 10 ris safc
deposit vault During this tine Mr.. Rice
missed sl,V00 Atcnison and Topeka
bond,
MIR. Jones informed the person re-
ferred to that Mr. Rice suspected him.
Mr.. Rice thereafter refused to let this
person enter his vault. and for a time
MIR. Jones assisted him to clip coupons.
Mr. Jones says that while he was
doing this work the suspected person
asked him to replnce the bond Tor him.
He refused. Mr.. Jones become i'll and
another employee from Swenson 4 Sons
assisted MIR. Rice.
while he was thus employed the bond
found its way back into the vault. Since
then neither of the men referred to en-
joyed Mr. Rices confidence or was en-
poyed by him. They are. too. unfriendly
TO Jones.
The other checks held by me were
certified by the bank without question,
| hold all four checks now and the
money they represent awaits the heirs"
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-09-29
TEMPORARY ADMINISTRATOR
kJAs. A. BAKER, JR., APPOINTED
TEMPORARY ADMINISTRATOR
Rice, Deceased, by a Decree OF
the Harris County Court.

In the matter of the estate of William
NJ Rice, deceased application for let
tiers of temporary administration.
On this. the 2Sth day OF September.
A. D. 1900. came on to be heard the ao-
plication ana petition of James A. Baker.
Jr.. of Harris county. Texas, TO be APP
pointed temporary administrator OF the
estate OF William NJ. Rice, deceased be-
fore the Hon. f. II. Vasmer. county
Judge OF Harris county and said appll.
cation having been duly heard and con-
sidered and fully understood by the
court. and it appearing to the court
that the said william NJ. Rice is dead;
that be died in the city OF View York
on the 23d day OF September. 1850. and
that at the time OF his death he had no
domicile or fixed place OF residence In
the State of TexaB. and that he disd
without the limits OF this SbIte, and
that his nearest kin In the State of Texas
reside in Harris county. and that u large
PROPORTION of his estete Is situated IN
said Harms county. Texas; and 1t further
appearing TO the court that thero rs an
immediate necessity FOR the appointment
OF temporary administrator Ia take
chnrGe OF the property aEr AFFAIRS CT
said estate for the purpose or preserving
and maintaining the same, and for othei
purposes as hereinafter indicated IN tnts
order and decree. and II further sppear
ing 10 the court that James A. Baker
Jr.. is resident OF the State OF Texas
and Of Harris county. ana is not digquali
fed in any manner. under The law. from
acting as temporary administrator OF saiJ
estate OF the said William NJ. Rice. de-
ceased, II Is
Therefore. ordered adIudged and de
creed by said E. II. Warmer, county
Judge OF Harris county. Texas, that said
James A. Baker. Jr., be and be IL hereby
appointed temporary administrator OF the
estaee OF William NJ. Rice. deceased ana
ais bond as sucn temporary adminlstrafoy
is hereby fixed at the su moi $4,000, and
when said James A.. Baker. Jr., as such
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-09-29

in said amount, conditioned a, required
by law. and shall take the oath pre-
serlbed by law. he shall. as such tompo-
aty administrator have, hold and eyer
else the following 20 Sers and authority,
to-wit: He shall have full powers TO col
lect and preserve all amounts ana sums
OF money due or to become due to the
said william M. Rice. deceased. or his
estate; TO take possession OF. preserve
and maintain all property, real. personal
or mixed, wheresoever situated ana OF
whatsoever kind, character or description
Of the said William NJ, Rice. deceased.
or his estate. to take possession OF and
hold and preserve all books, accounts.
notes, documents and other papers OF
every kind and character whatsoever and
wheresoever situated OF the said Will
lam NJ. Rice. deceased. or Ids estate, 70
collect, preserve asd maintain the en-
tire estate OF the said William NJ. Rico,
deceased. of whatever kind and character
wheresoever situated; to institute and
maintain all such actions suits or other
legal proceedings as temporary adminis-
traitor may deem necessary to get pos
session OF. preserve or protect any OF
the property. papers or effects OF the
| said william NJ. Rice. deceased, or his
estate: to defend any and all suits, ac-
tons or legal proceedings that may be
now pending against the said William NJ.
Rice, deceased. or that may have been or
may hereafter he instituted against or
affecting the estate OF said William NJ
Rice. deceased. and to receive. take pos
session OF and receipt for all sums OF
money on deposit in the name OF and to
the credit of the said William NJ. Rice,
deceased, or his estate
1t is further ordered. adjudged and
decreed that the right is hereby express
ly reserved to enlarge the powers herein
granted said temporary administrator ut
any time that upon proper application 1t
may appear necessary So to do.
The clerk of this court IS directed 10
enter this order of record as required by
| law
In testimony whereof. witness my hand
and seal of the county court OF Harris
county Texas. attested by the clerk OF
said court at Houston in Harris county
Texas. this. the 2Sth day OF September
4. ID. 1900 e. II. Vasmer.
Judge County Court. Harris County.
Texas.
| Attesta u. f. Dupree,
Clerk OF the County Court in and for
Harris County. Texas,
| BRIEF STATEMENT BY MR.. HOLT.
| Hon. o. 7. Holt was seen by a Post re-
porter last night at the Capitol hotel
In speaking OF Attorney A. T. Patrieks
statement published in this mornings
| Post. Captain Holt remarked that he
cared TO make no comment on the state
ment. further than that he had agreed ia
settle the claims of his clients under
the will OF Mrs. Rice for the sum OF
| sz50,0O0, which statement was made by
Patrick. but that Mr.. Baker had turned
the proposition down. Captain Holt said
| hn n AuG ftaI 40. .aith M
| proviso that the amount should be paid
in cash and sSould be approved by the
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES the Will. THE state
ment of Mr. Patrick" said Captain Holt
lis not correct in some particulars, bu
| do not care to discuss the matter"
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-09-29

WAELDER.--The baby son OF Charles
Frierson fell into a tank and was drowned
BARTLETT, --IIram Martin had his hand
torn of while working at gin six miles
west OF here.
CLARKsVlLLIs.-T There are three cases o.
smallpox on farm near here, Two Of The
patients are negroes.
PARiS.--Cotton pickers are In such de-
mand that one justice OF the peace and sew
eral preachers have gone into the patch In
this county.
pLANO.--An extra freight on the Cotton
Belt won't through Muddy Greek bridge sIS
cars were demolished and the bridge wrecked
but none OF the crew were hurt
Ell PASo. Gilmore Sears. colored, OF The
Twenty ffth infantry (oolorcd), one OF the
most important witnesses against the Negro
soldiers who raidad the police station Hast
January and killed policeman is missing
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-09-29
INSURANCE RATES INCREASED
On Account of the Leniency of the
Council in Permitting Repairs.

On Account OF the Leniency of the
Council in Permitting Repairs.
The fire insurance companies announce
an increase OF nate for this city in con-
sequence of the lenleney of the city coun-
Gil in permitting roofs and fiues to be re-
placed without the proper restrictions as
to Security from Are.
At the iass, meeting of the council an
ordinance was Introduced by Alderman
Thomas and passed thai people be per-
mitted to repair their tIes In the same
manner in which they were orlsihaiiy
constructed. whether with b'ich on euses
or laid fiat when the ordinaree sperlhcal-
ly provides that all flues must DC con
structed with brick laid fat'
This motion of Alderman Ihonias' now
ever. was not worth the paper IL was
written on so far as 1t feing operative
is concerned, for the council can no mere
revoke or repeal an ordnance by a mo
ton than it can revoke the charler by
an ordinance.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-09-29
INTERVIEW WITH JONES.
Says He Was Instructed to Say Ger
tain Things.

tain Things.
Charles f. Jones who was the last
person who saw Mr. Rice alive. was IN
terviewed at the Madison avenue apart
ment He had been Mr.. Rice's personal
attendant for several years. He said
that he had typewriter the letter con-
corning cremation at the dlctatNn of Mr,
Rice.
Mr. Rice had. he said. been considering
the matter Tor week. but Mr.. Jones
did not know whether the advantages Of
cremation had been suggested to HIM by
any OF his friends or not.
Air. Jones also gave Eis version OF the
conversation over the telephone between
the bankers and himself.
Mr. Patrick had instructed me- SAID
he. Ito say in case there were any m
quires about the checks which had
filled out that l should say that every
thing was all right.
when Swenson 4 Sons called up yes
terday morning and asked IL the check
was regular l replied that 1t was as 1
had been INSTRUCT to say. When was
asked TO bring Mr.. Rice to the telephone
replied that Mr.. Rice did not hear very
we'll
Il then rang off and called up Mr..
Patrick at his office ana asked for tur-
Their instructions. He told me to inform
the bankers that Mr.. Rice was dead. I
accordingly did So"
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The Carcnra school.
ditor Of The Post.

To tho Editor OF The Post.
Referring to an article In yesterdays
Post headed "a Crowded Institution" l
wish to say that the article printed did
not correspond with the notice | sent in
and desire that you print the following
statements pertaining to tho matter:
All the children within scholastic age
that have been assigned to the cascara
school have been furnished seats and are
now at work. One additional room has
been added. giving this school ten rooms
with ten teachers in charge. We have
not been neglected in the matter OF pro-
ylding room for ths scholastic children.
as has been intimated. And these are the
only children the 1-1fuol board il author
lied TO provide for
Every year many children too Young TO
entsr the public schools are sent In at the
opening and have TO be sept home. These
are the ones f~eferred to in the call for
the parents meeting There were thirty
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DEATH ANTICIPATED.
That the Reason Patrick Had the
Assignment.

sstSnmeut.
Albert 7. Patrick, when seen last night
at his home, 81 West Fifty eighth street,
declared his belief that spite on the part
of men connected with he 1rm OF s. NJ.
Swenson g. Sons inspired the inyestiga-
ton into the death OF Mr.. Rice.
He acknowledged that he holds Mr.
Rices checks for warrants eggregating
$3.50, 900, but declared that he received
them to be held for the benefit of Mr..
Rioe's heirs According 10 Mr.. Jones the
checks aggregate $4,000.
M Patrick said
I have known Mr.. Rice for abou,
eleven years, but l have been associated
with him as legal adviser only Tor about
nine months.
ON September 81 he made an aHsign-
ment to me of his entire account with
s.tA. Swenscn e. Sons. | sent the paper
10 MIR. Rice. He executed 1t and re-
turned Il to me.
II took the assignment as a orec nition,
antic,patlrg his death, and Lnat, fo- ths
settlement OF his estate, it would pc well
to have IL.
ION Saturday, the day before hi, laat.,
Mr.. Rice sent mo four caecks. One was
for SCI. 900 and another for $4,000 on S.
W. sweneon g. Sons. The others wc'- fir
s25, 900 and $4,000, respectively, drawn
on a bank. I do not care to priug the
name OF that institution into tnis mat
ter
DID NOT TELL BANKERS OF DEATH.
81 presented the $4,000 check on the
Swensons on Monday for oertihcation, rot
payment The Law In regard to checks
when the person who draws them is dead
is thar death is a revocation. But a
certihcation made without notice OF doath
is good.
They would not certify tho check. and
called up Mr.. Jones, Mr.. ltice's conf
dental clerk, by telephone. He was per-
fectly right in not telling them Mr. Rice
was dead.
"Mr Jones.Informed me. and instruct-
ed him to teil them OF Mr.. Hice's dsath.
I tried 10 talk to the swensons ever the
,sianhone about tho natter. bot they re-
fused 10 listen to me-.
BOND MYsTERIousLY MISSING.
..Mr. Rice about year ago employed a
man now connected with =. a. Swsnson q