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SHORT TEXAS SPECIALS.

CLEEiRNE.--Dr. J. r. Heating. the newly
elected mayor. has taken up the reins OF
government
SAN ANToNIo.--Milton MONEYS resi-
dence was robbed OF diamond jewelry TO
the value OF $500.
wAco.-Tho Texas State Medical assuaia-
tion is to meet here April "a and will continue
in session four days
LEXINGTON. The s-year-old daughter Of
Mr. r. w. Jensen. Beula. died Thursday
morning OF typhoid fever.
WEATHBRFoRD.-- Rookie Potts, aged 8,
was drowned By falling into a pool al her
home, eight miles from here.
PARIS.-At Antlers the Federal grand
jury returned seventy-six true bills. In
dictment ignored in sixty-two cases.
SAN ANToNIo.--Great preparations are
being made for the street fair and spring
carnival to be held here next week.
EMMA.-'Born to Mr.. and Mrs. r E.
Chapman, twins, both girls TO Mr.. AMI
Mrs. Il. a. Jones, twins, boy and girl
PARIs.--While digging pool near De-
port, Ed Mason, farmer. dropped dead.
Supposed TO have died from heart disease.
sHERMAN.-The Grayson county grand
jury has adjourned; 1t returned forty-four
bills, fifteen fefonles and twenty-nine mis-
demeanors.
MARSHATL, Extensive preparations
are being made TO entertain the survivors
OF the w. p. Lane Rangers here on April
10, their annual reunion.
FORT WORTH The annual convention of
the Young Peoples Society OF Christian En-
deayor is TO be held here June 1924: an at
tendance Of over 2000 is expected.
MARLIN.--County Attorney F. NJ.
Boyles has been critically i'll for several
days. His condition is still very serious.
He Is suffering with cerebral meningitis.
4 WACO. Circulars have been issued by the
local posts I. Z. A. and o. c. T. inviting
| all travelling men 10 be present and partici-
/ nate in the big parade Saturday in conneo
ton with the street fair now being held
| DENlsoN.-stock shipping has been IN
| creasing and both cattle and hogs ara begin
/ ming 10 be shipped North. Cattle are In due
condition this season from the result OF hav-
Ing been on good grass through spring.
/ LEBuRND.-Although John (Stokes) Shaw
was executed moro than n year ago. the
sheriff is still receiving lettera from various
/ parts OF the country saying that the murderer
has been located. The latest Ia from Spear
/ fish S. d.
HEARNB.-Allis Boswell shot March Il
| while at work in his held near Elliott. has
died ms result of his wounds. Parties
| charged with the shooting Will be rearrested
aud the charge changed from assault to muir
der to murder.
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CONGRESSIONAL BUDGET
The Senate Ends The Week BY Passing
Many Pensions
THE HOUSE HoSoRs aoRrors Mtmop,
Chandler IL Opposed 20 E1eeting
Senators by the PeopIe-Pettisrsw
Advocates Several Measures.

Washington, April 14.--Bsyond the pas
sage OF the elghty-three private pension
bills and como general measures OF minor
Importance the senate transacted little
business today. The Alaskan civil code
bill was under consideration for some
time, but finally went over until Monday,
when an effort will be made to get vote
on II.
At the beginning OF todays session of
the senate. Mr.. Morgan lAla.) offered and
secured the adoption OF resolution re-
quirIng the attorney general to transmit
to the senate all papers filed In the Union
Pacific railroad case and to inform the
senate why the Union Pacific received IN
settlement OF the case s4.6oO.0O0 and the
United states only about 100000
Mr. Berry (Ark.) directed attention to
the fact that the house OF representa-
tlyos had adopted resolution In favor OF
the election of senator's by the people.
and he appealed to the committee on
privileges and election, to which his reso-
luton proposing an amendment to the
constitution for the election of senators
By the people had been referred. TO pre-
sent report either In favor Of or against
the resolution. He regarded IL as one
OF the most important questions before the
country
Mr. Chandler. chairman OF the commit
tee on privileges and elections, said tho
committee had been very much engaged
thus far this session. But now that the
opening of the senator from Arkansas has
been reinforced By the action OF the house.
uouptless the committee will Immediately
proceed TO consider the subject
MIR. Chandler said that personally" he
was opposed TO the election OF senators by
the people, but he would be glad TO have
the question considered
the Quay case was laid before the sem
ate. but at the instance OF Mr. Chandler,
was laid aside until Mandoy. Then tho
senior senator from South Dakota resumed
his speech on the history of the Boer war,
advocating the abortion of Mr.. Mason s
resolution expressive Of sympathy for tins
Beers in their fight against Great Britain,
! The senator mathematical England In
every Chase OF her government and de-
clared that her colonies were cursed by
her control
I II hope the day viii come-and / hops
the Transvaal war will furnish the oppor-
tunity--when Ireland will rise and sweep
every British soldier and every British
landlord into the sea"
/ At the conclusion OF Mr. Mason's speech
the senate proceeded to the consideration
OF the Alaskan code bill.
Mr.. Stewart (Nev.) offered an amend
ment to the bill in the form OF a substI-
tute for an amendment already adopted,
I relative to the granting OF permits tn
dredge the waters below low tide alcXT
the Alaskan coast for gold, He supported
the amendment in an extended speech.
Without making further progress with
the measure 1t was laid aside and the SEN
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GREETING TO GENERAL WHITE.
England Tenders a Grand Welcome
to Defender of Lndysmith.

England Tenders a Grand wcIcom Q
to Defender OF Lndysmith.
London, April 1.-THE scene that greet
ed Sir George White when the steamer
Dunvegen Castle. on which he left Cape
town. reached Southampton this after
noon must have convinced him of the ad-
miration Of his countrymen for his gallant
defense Of Ladysmlth during the long and
trying siege of that place. From early
morning crowds collected by thousands in
the nelghborhood OF the docks, The build
ings IN the vicinity were gaily decorated
with bunting In honor OF the occasion ana
all the public institutions are covered with
flags, The harhor presented brilliant
and animated scene; the various vessels
have dressed ship and the Dunvegan Cas-
tie berth at the wharf being resplendant
with bunting and evergreen.
There Lady White. the mayor and the
members OF the corporation. In their state
robes, uniformed soldiers and sailors and
number OF privileged guests awaited tho
gallant defender OF Ladysmith. AS the
steamer doomed up in the distance with
General White standing on the bridge, the
enthusiastic multitude broke loose and a
storm OF cheering and the sounding OF
sirens and whistles intermingled uninter-
ruptedly until Sir George landed at $3.50
p. m,
The greeting between husband and wife
Being over, General White had to under
so much handwriting and the reception
of congratulations from personal friends
before he reached the dockshed, where
the municipal authorities presented him
with an deliberately illuminated address OF
welcome, expressing profound admiral on
ut his noble and successful efforts 10 up
hold and maintain the honor and dignity
of tho empire ia distant Natal, which
have won the lasting admiration OF the
civilized world"
A suitable reference was made to Ire
lands connection with the defense Of
Ladysmith. and regret was expressed that
General Whites health had been inn
paired by the strain OF the siege and that
he had been Obliged to seek rest, and
concluding by expressing the hope that
he would soon he completely restored to
health and resume the distinguished task
with which the queen aud country had
charged him.
During the reading OF the address the
huge crowd seized every occasion TO hur-
rah and the enthusiasm was dndeseribable.
Hats, handkerchiefs and flags were waved
frantlcally and cheer followed cheer in
endless succession.
General White was visibility moved al the
warmth OF his reception. In acknowledge
ing the address he referred with sdmira-
ton to his gallant garrison, every one OF
whom, he said, from General Hunter TO
the brave trumpeter. had behaved mag
nihcently'
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Mr.. Yourex says: ~ tried DR.. Rice's meth
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SOUTHERN nAILwAr STRIKE.
Telegraph Operators Say They Have
Considerably tho Hest of IT

Atlanta, Ga, April 1.-THE Order of Rail-
road TeegrAphers tonight declared a boycott,
on the southera railway ana hope to make
enectye through the ticket and freight
ton OF Labor.
kilograms were sent tonight by Presideu,
POWELL 90 the 1000 ticket and freight agents
70 me United Ssttss asking them to route
Southern pending the present trouble.
A message was also sent President C,omners
OK the Federation of Labor requesting him d
noyeott tne railway. No response TO this dis.
movement Mr.. Powell says. ms the railroad
telegraphers' order is affiliated with Inc
Federation OF Labor.
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Mr. warncr.r Chnrnr.

st. Louis, April 1A--s. G. Warner. genera
manager and ticket agent Of the Cotton Bel
railroad In Texas, has rendered his resigna.
tion to take effect May l. Il is understood
that Mr.. Warner has been offered and accept
cd tho general passenger agency OF thu
Kansas City Southern, formerly the Kansas
City. Plttsburg and Gulf railroad
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situation nj Cncro.

cuero. Texas, April 1.-THE river is
falling very slowly. The damage in thi
county has been comparatively small
Beyond injuring the approaches to one
or two bridges, the county has suffered
no expense. The electric light plant
can not be operated yet.
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NOT1CE-1 have this day associated with me
Mr.. Louie Schwartz partner in my busl-
ness, which will still DO conducted as
Colby's restaurant. Frank c. Colby C Co.
Props.
April 10, 1900
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corkle. Henderson, sls y, ~ "
widows, Mary e. Mccarty' r &
A postoffice has bee. - \
Bowling. Freestone counvs
The name Of the postonS1sy. :
county. yexRs. has been 49, =
and John Crump com ~
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Goebel Guards und.r ord.r,.

Richmond. KY. April t.-captain L. ,.
Frazee received orders today from Adjutan,
General Castleman to have his compsny. the
0oebel QuRrds,. ready 70 DO mustered IA AZ
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ate, by special order. devoted forty five
minutes to the consideration Of private
pension bills. Eighty three wsre passed.
The senate went into executive session at
4:15. and at 1920 adjourned.
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MoRTUARY REPORT.

The following is list of interments in CAL
weston city cemeteries for the week endins
Friday April 10. as reported by DIR. c. H..
wilkinson. city beaith officer:
April q Ambrose Lonella. % years. died at
Granbury. Texas Louis Weinberger died at
New Orleans; Mrs, Dina Klose. IS years,
phthisis.
April S: John Homberg, rs years asthena;
Joseph Macksy 6 months. colored. pneu-
monia. b. W. Robb 40 years. colored. pull
monary tuberculosis, Baby l.. Baoigalupi, 10
months male broucho-pncumonia.
April 10: Hazel Johnson ii months,
broncho-pneumona. Marcelle @. Roach. II
years months asthenia; Della Jackson, 81
years. colored, organic heart dtseasei Lydia
Bailey. z years burns; John H.. Gilbert. Is
days. colored. enteritis; Ed Farrell. 81 years
tubercular ulcer OF larynx.
April IL: Child OF MIR. Morgan. years
measles: Clemie stovall. Is years. colored
acute nephrtis.
April IL: Johnnie Burke. Years. legs
crushed off by railroad cars taccident)
George Steven Baumann. q months. catarrh-
al-pneumonia and measles Edward w
Bailey years, burns infant OF Albert
Brafnmer. stillborn: Ida Cole. rs years. acute
iaudanum polsonlng: Berry Branch. 70 years
colored chronic intestinal nephrstis. Mrs.
Il. Trahan. 6S years. chronic bronchitis. astn-
ma and asthenla.
April 10; Walter George Nelson. months
Annual death rate per 1000 for the week
Died at sesiy hospital. 8: died In st.
Mary's iuhrmary. l.
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FREMONT ARRIVALS.

f. e. Noodle. w. e. Grover, II. T. Adr-
snce. city: J. O. Simpson, wertlake, La /;
Thomas Wall. New York; W. @. slebcid. Gin
nor. Houston: f. ]. Wilson. Chicago; S. u.
Miss, cleburne; o. r. Kilpstrick. New York;
Il. A. Caldwell, Corpus Christi; S. Pollard.
Palestine. IT. Griffith, New York; Or. w.
o. wilkes aud daughter, Waco; j. Miller,
Paducah: +. oppikofer. Bolivar Ben Rosen-
thai Atlanta. Ca; Alex. Marshall, r.. j..
strIngham T. Y Johnson, New York; Mr..
Aug Hailory Baltimore: s. II. Kress, New
York; w H Mois, Canton, o.; F. selhoit.
Danbury. Iowa; S. p. Barry, w. V. Whec-
Peasants. Mich: L. Watson, St. Louis; Chas.
Page, New York; Sol w. Levi, r. f. Harri-
son, Cincinnati; e. T. Rhodes. Chicago.
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English Folk Lore.

when eat coughs in the house, Il ia
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that the households II be havin colds;
but then cold 10 at the bottom OF all sick
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Keen on the colds and YOU keep OF s.ch-
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ISLAND ClTYNEwS ITEMS
Msaumest Il Texas Heroes Is NsW PrsctI'
eslIy Completed.
ZIG DELEGATION 10 &c SENT 70 HOUSTON
ufsrtuary Report for the Past Week
Council VIII Comply with the RE-
Qufrements Of the Government.

Galveston, Texas. April 1.-THE RIOS
enberE monument to the heroes o
The Texas revolution is now practically com
rietsd and the arrangements for the unyeii
ing exerciscs have also been completed. Th'
present Indications are that there Will be {
large crowd from the interior TO witness thu
celebration.
The attendance OF the old veterans OF thu
war Is especially desired and free entertain.
ment will be furnished them while here. Ii
regard to this the mayor has authorized the
publication OF the following:
Such OF the veterans OF the Texas war
for independence as desire to be present
at the unyeiling of the Texas heroes
monument on San Jaclnto Day are most
cordially invited 20 accept the hospitality
OF tho city. BY communicating with
DC advised of such arrangements as have
been made for their reception and care
taking while in Galveston.
The expenses OF the entertainment OF
such veterans as come TO Galveston viii
be borne BIS a private committee
But few OF the veterans are Left. They are
human relics OF a struggle that was OF mighty
consequence TO the Western world. In the
natural course OF events it Is only reasonable
10 expect that the next few years Will end
the gatherings OF these fighters of long ago.
few who live have but a slender hold on
life. IL Is particularly appropriate that such
OF the veterans as still live should be at the
unveilinE of the monument erected to com
uemorate the valor OF the gallant band OF
which they we're members.
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Sn ~Sny, Henry NJ. Burnhem: Kiber nr.-
Morr,. county, Judge e. Woodruff; Omaha
Bsrs rsounty. Emma L. Holt; swell.
Zero xs ovAe county snead A. Greover.
"Alker county, Dan Holcomb
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A BIG DELEGATION.

meeting of citizens was held at the
chamber OF commerce rooms this morning
Tor the Transmissippi Congress in Houston
April II TO Eli
Colonel Walter Gresham acted as chairman.
In accepting the chair Colonel Gresham brief
ly outlined the objects of the congress, what
It had accomplished and what II Will take
IN for future work. Colonel Gresham said II
was due to the influence eXertcd by this con-
gress more than &c any othr agency thai
iut.-ced the government 10 build the ietties
here.
The following gentlemen agreed to attend
the congress: A. Bornefeld. Walter Gresham,
NJ. Marx. John A. caplen. Il. NJ. Hartrick,
Alderman Pat Barry. Leon Blum. Jos Levy,
r. A. Hawkins. C. p. Mann. John Adrlanee.
Edwin Sampson. d. u. Henderson. G, l..
wallis. C. II. Jones W. b, Lockhart, j.
w. keenan, Captain l.. Iuth. W. Il. Me-
Clure L. s.. Mckinney w q. III, Jansen,
j. Morrow. Alderman D. II. Wilson, Jake
Davis John Charles Harris. c. Med. Robin
SON A. W. Miller. Charles Frenkel. Fred
Allen. Clarence ousley. Sealy Hutchlngs p
N. Ketchum, j II Langhchn. J. II. naih
and f. o. Flood
The following gentlemen were present. but
could not say 70. certain whether they would
be ablo TO attend W, l.. Moody. Jr.. 9.
Hiidebrandt. Thomas Goggan. j II. Hnl
and NJ. ullman.
The congress will visit Galveston in a body.
arriving here on the morning OF the 2lst
subcommittee will be appointed to arrange
details for their entertainment while In Gal
weston.
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sra,sx Pensions-original wu,.
s n.s. Icetum, So; Andrew = T ,,ns
sort "a Reissue. Jane. AZ Ma,
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cnuNcu. MILL coMpLY.

The city council held special meeting at 8
o'clock this evening and agreed to comply
with tho requirements OF the United states
government In the matter OF allowing the
closing up OF alleyways and the extending OF
sewerage and water to- the Denver Resurvey,
This will obtain for Galveston an artillery
fort. which. as previously stated Will be To-
by the government Of sixty acres Of land for
the establishment of this fort has been hing
ing on the granting by the city OF privileges
conceded this evening Work ON the fort
will be commenced ms coon as possible. Tho
price paid for the land was $50 600 and the
additional money that will be spent on the
fort will maze total outlay by the govern
ment OF $3.50 - - Galveston In the next few
months. II Is estimated that when the fort
Is completed therc will be In all about 400
soldiers stationed here
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COULD FIND NO PROPERTY.
In the cause OF the Real Estate Trust cons
pany OF Philadelphia and suclllian A. Allen.
complainants. VS.. New England Loan ana
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DELEGATES TRIP DOWN BAYOU.

DELEGATES TRIP DOWN BAYOU
Tho steamer Lawrence has been chartered
70 bring 200 OF the Transmississppi delegates
from Clinton down the bayou and the bay TO
Galveston on April 81. take them out 10 tho
iettles and give them a. good opportunity 10
view the harbor The delegates will return
by train.